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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-18

IL. That Kansas should, of right. be
Immediately admitted as State under the
Constitution recently formed and adopted
by her people, and accepted by the House
OF Representatives.
IL. That, while providing revenue for
the support of the general government by
duties upon imports, sound policy requires
such an adjustment of these imports as TO
encourage the development of the indus
trial interests OF the whole country and
we commend that policy of national ex-
changes, which secures to the working
men liberal wages, to agriculture remune-
rating prices, to mechanics and manufac-
turers an adequate reward for their skill
labor, and enterprise, and to the nation
commercial prosperity and independence.
l5. That We protest against any sale or
| alienation TO others of the Public Lands
held by actual settlers, and against any
view of the Free Homestead policy which
regards the settlers as paupers or suppl
ants for public bounty and we demand
the passage by Congress of the complete
and satisfactory Homestead measure which
Ia. That the Republican party is op-
posed to any change in our Naturalization
Laws or any State Legislation BY which
the rights of citizenship hitherto accorded
TO immigrants from foreign lands shall be
abridged or impaired and in favor OF
giving full and efficient protection to the
rights OF all classes of citizens, whether ma
tive or naturalized. both at home and
abroad.
10. That appropriations by Congress
for River and Harbor improvements Of a
National character, required for the ac.
commodation and security of an existing
commerce, are authorized by the Consti-
tuition, and justified by the obligation OF
Government TO protect the lives and prop
erty of its citizens.
is. That Railroad TO the Pacific Ocean
Is 'mperatlyely demanded by the interests
OF the whole country that the Federal
Government ought TO render immediate
and efficient aid In It's construction and
that, as preliminary thereto, daily Over
land Mail should be promptly established
IL. Finally, having thus set forth our
distinctive principles and views, we invite
the cooperation Of all citizens, however
differing cn other questions, who substan-
tally agree with us in their anirmance and
support.
SUPPLEMENTARY RESOLUTION.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize
with those men who have been driven,
some Of them from their native States aud
others from the State of their adoption,
and are now exiled from their homes on
account of their opinions; and we hold
the Democratic party responsible for this
gross violation OF that clause of the Consti-
tuition which declares that the citizens of
each State shall be entitled to all the priv
ileges and immuniiies of citizens in the sew
eral States.
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Keokuk, NIT. Pleasant and Mus
catine, and Iowa Southern
d.
RAILROAD,
OPEN To soHT MADISON.
CHANGE OF TTMEf
To Take Effect on Monday Aug. 20fh.


LNR0M and after the above date, Trains will be
run as follows.
FIRST TRAIN
Will leave keokuk daily Sundays excepted) at
ESQ o'clock d. In arrive at IoEt Madison
at s.IO a.
SECOND TRAIN
viii leave Keokuk daily at o'clock p. M,
andarrive at Ft. Madison 5.3O p. I'D.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madison.daily Sundays exccptedl at
s:45 a. IN, and arrives ct keokuk ct I0:25.
SECOND TRAIN
viii leave Fort Madison at GOO p. m, and arrive
at hookuk at 1890 p.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN
viii leave Montrcse Daily at 81 b o'clock, a.. m,
Arrive at keckak at 1850 a. III.
The e;30 o'clock Train connects at Nontrose with
Regular Line of Packets for Burlington, Musca,
tine, Rock Island and Davenport. Also at Fort
Madison with The Western Stage Co.'s COACHES for
Burlington.
0@ Fare By thisroute rs Low As TIL Low
EST, and passengers ubjceted To as few changesRs
by any other route.-Ea
THROUGH IICAEI over this line can be pro-
cured TO all the principal places Fast, West and
North, of j. X. TEWKSBUk4, Tick ct Agent, OPP
posite chs Billings House, Main-st ,henkuk.
i. w. DAVIS, supt.
Aur. 1s--r 'Ga-d4w
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BANKING HOUSE O

aKo. G. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER rAscLAy
[ESTABLIsHEDIN Is4G.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-18
Sloan's Ointment.

For mildness, safety, certainty and thorourhress
sieans Ointment excels, and Ii rapidly superse-
ding all other 0intments ard LiIimente for the
cure Of ths following diseases;
Fresh Wounds, Calls ef all kinds, Cracked Heels,
Ringbone, Pollavil, Nind-gails, Callus, SPAWN,
Sweeney, Fistala, Eoundated Feet, sand Cracks,
Scrstehey or Grease. Mango and Horse Distemper.
THE CONDITION Pa DEh
Is composed principally OF herbs and roots, and
may pe given at lltimes and under all circum-
stances with perfect safety. has been found, by
long experience to be highly useful in he cure OF
various diseases to which horses and cattle are sub
kot vts Distemper, Hide Bound, Loss of Appe-
tito, In ard Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation
of the Eye, Fatigue from ard Exercises also Rheu-
matism, commonly called the Stih Complaint.l--
IL II also n sEf and IN remedy
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EoEAG ~ SsatkE aEASGFAgg paY.
Ihird-st., bet. Maln ami ohnson
~ HIklS maae to order from measure upon prip-
~ eiple that ensures perfect ft
Ladies and gentlemen : under carmen ts made an
aud repaired.
Gentlemen : linen repaired oraltered.
mayed MRS SHEPH ERD.
RHs. s&&&Fkk4E1D,
III ANufACIIbEk ct Corseis, Braces, Support
~ err, &c, lhisd-ft,, bet. Main and JahGxou,
heoSuk. Ladies w'phirg an easy and ht adsome
htang Corset Will hnd usy make superior and de-
slFable, giving sbs9t aEa support &c the figure with
perfect freedom, void " compression or ~ straint
any article mHste SO order guaranteed to fit.
otamp'Eg, flhking, Machine Stitching, &c.
my2ad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-18

F0R fess@A.> ARD CATTLE.
FNHIs il truly great remedy. Half rs cent
Il bottle Of Sloan Instant Relief, given in pint
Of warm water, seldom fails to cure horse IF
collie in few minutes; IN extreme cases repeat
the dose In minutes
For Bruises, Straine, sprains and many other In
Iuries on horses cattle and other animals, aloans
Instant Relief speedily effects cure. Many per-
have been astonshed to witness the rapid cure
effected by the of this wonderful medicine.
Mx. Ii et Circulars Of Agents.
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Coughs and Colds.
OMNIBUS NOTICE

rISHE OMNIBUS will call for passengers--vain
I or rshine, uay uigEt--in any part of the city.
All orders left with j. II. Iewksbury, st the Rail-
road and Steamboat Office, opposite the Billings
House, will receive prompt attentioa. Leave your
orders and procure tics at and you rest
sured that You will DC called for. Ordinary Bag
gage free. Tickets Is cents.
+. P.s.-Haying the Iargost srrnc wagon In the
city, am also prepared 70 move Pianos aud Fur
niture ON the shortest notice.
feb2d1y w. 8. WINS, Agent.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-11-28

iTea 1oT7E
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-11-28

TOMMY DAVIS HAS TAKEN CHARGE OF
i the hotel, formerly the HOLLAND HOUSE, on
the corr er OF Main cross street and the
public square, where he will be pleased to
see his old customers; and he begs leave to as
sure them that they will find him as attentive
and accommodating as at his old stand. He
has thoroughly re6tted and refurnished the
house from garret TO cellar, and pledges him
self that no house in Woodsield shall give more
general satisfaction. To his old customers he
need say nothing; new ones are requested to
try him. 7', "
April 25th, l $50.
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u,
WcoDsFlEL1, {
March 23rd 840 and the mendoy thereto hereby notice
foregoing necessary
penalty be
County, January being
day said month by the County Treasurer unless said penalty shall be
paid before that the whole
will be taken the north said
County, the expiration
shall within
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PeYEoUal

National.
80. Hon Caleb Cushing, Mas and J. II Dali,
Cal, are at Willards'
...-Among the late arrivals at Willard we M.
ace tnst OF MI simon Mussina, formerly Of Texas,
now CT New York, the well known and indefati.
Gaze.
-. The Duke Of Newcastle is soon TO be In.
sailed a Provincial Grand Master of the Free
VIII give ball on the occasion The Prince Of
wales was expected to attend on the occasion
but has written that he Is unable to be present.
DIsIISsuIsHED DEPARTURES The steamer So
nora, .nis morning; carried eastward many dis
nnguishsd men u. s. Senator BENJAMIN. of IA .
Baker, OF Oregon; Reverdy Johnson, of Md and
Gwtn, Of Cal. DIR. Rsbe who has distinonishad
himself by his earnest and energetic working for
Ms party In this State, and TO whom that pa rfv 4.
nnquestionably much indebted, also goes on 10
Warrington. The Doctor, however does NOT go
tnlthei 70 get place or profit. He has afirmed 10
~. ID me uoss positive manner that the object of
DIS mission Is to work the Pacific Railroad Bin
Lnroogn, a noble purpose. Every Californian
VIII w'so DR. Rabe success I'm his 0reat nnds,t.
AAnk' 10 II lie succeeds, will rank him with the
most Slstnguished Of the land n Is a great
mcclure, and he who succeeds In pa,sina 4, Vii
De deservedly great In the estimation OF on, -
PIE col. r. w; L.nder has also left us, to REPORT
a. Washington the full results of BIS Wagon 90
Exploration, and the obsefy,tions =, h, ssoE Gao
ly practical mind. He can also helm ths . sIianaS
and we trust will cooperate with senator RAE,
and Df Haoe We may remark en- PASCAL that
the merchants az San Francisco last sveninn LIZ
sented 70 the Oregon Senator IS 600 set N stys,
plate, known as the " Railroad Set fsYbihi,st
az the late fair, by Tueker) as token of thsi, "a
TEEN and confidence In him. Willard n P.,-
well, ESQ was also a passenger by this steamer
pioneer, connected with the city press for many
yean, be has occupied disting uished position in
the ranks OF the editorial profession He has our
hearty regards and good Sishes.-SaA Francisco
Erssisg Mirror.
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FoaxIss Irxns.-The sieamship CITY of Man.
chester from Liverpool for New fofk passed Cape
Race on Saturday morning.
The steamship Jura, which sailed for New
York on the 1lth instant has cas-, 600 In specie,
and the steamer City Of Manchester has 1881 900
In specie ON board,
The political news Is unimportant.
The China mall, which was anxiously looked
for, had not been Autographed when the city OF
M anchester Ieft Queenstown. ~
Lord Napier has been appointed Ambassador to
st. Petersburg, vice Sir John Crampton.
Lord Lyons and Sir Edmund Head have been
created knights and Commanders of the Bath
1t Was ags1n Snmofed that Lord Cowley was 20
leave PafissSr India, 70 assume the duties Of Gov
ernor.
The supposed robbery Of British citizens In
Mexico had caused a determined action on the
part Of the Government, who was waiting an
official confirmation of the fact.-----.
The London Times censures the attitude OF
South Carolina, but admits that the Southern
States have some rights TO contend for, namely:
the right Of free trade.
The Paris Bourse closed. dull and dropping
Rentes 65f 9Oc.
Italian Affairs are unchanged.
The new Austrian programme promises many
sweeping and important reforms. ss.rt . . -.
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DISPATCHES FROM CHARLKsIoS.-I.ate On Sat
urday evening last, Senator Davis received a dis
patch from Charleston, saying that the South
Carolina authorities had determined to attack the
fsrts in Charleston harbor in forty-eight hours,
unless a revenue cutter that had made her appear
ance In or of that port be recalled In that time,
per telegraph. No cutter nor any other force had
been ordered to Charleston. The cutter was there,
IL there, in performance Of her regular cruising
orders, having reference whatever to the exist
ing state of things there. This dispatch created
intense CONSERVATION among the disKnion per So
leaders, In view Of the fact that for South Caro-
lima thus to initiate civil war, will he to defeat
all hope that the border slaveholding States will
willingly COO perate with her-South Carolina.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

MONDAY, December n.
SESATk-After PRAYER and the reading Of the
Journal
Mr. Fessenden, on leave, introduced a bill to
loan the credit Of the Government and granting
public lands 70 Pacific Railresd Company I;
which was ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Pugh submitted a resolution recommend
ing the legislatures of the seysal States 70 apply
TO Congress to order the holding of a convention
to amend the Constitution q the United States |,
as provided in the fifth article thereof; referred
to Committee Of Thirteen. ~
Mr.. Bigler introduced a bill to prevent the in
vasion Of one State By force from anOthef
Mr.. Douglas submitted sundry amendments to
the Constitution; referred to the Committee Of
Thirteen.
Several private bills were then taken up and
disposed Of. --.-----
HoUsE-The Speaker laid before the House a
communication sig ned by Messrs. Mcqueen, Bon
ham. Boyce, and Ashmore, members from South
Carolina, saving they availed themselves of the
FIRST opportunity Of making known to this honor,
able body that the people Of South Carolina had
left the Confederacy. and thereby dissolving the
union Of the United States, and that States con-
nection with 1t, and also theirs with Congress;
laid on the table -....
The Speaker laid before the House a commu-
nication from the Secretary Of the Interior, con-
earning the abstraction Of $3.50 600 from Of its
safes; ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Morris offered a resolution, that q commit
tee of Eve be raised to investigate the recent al
legged abstraction Of $3.50 600 from an iron safe in
M Sherman hoped 1t would be deferred, az
\ the Committee Of Ways and Means expected a
communication from the Secretary on the subject;
| after which. the motion would be In order.
Mr. Crawford moved that when the House ad-
journ day, 1t be until Thursday; adopted.
Mr. Otero, of New Mexico, offered bill provi-
ding for the appointment Of fed raj officers In the
Territories Of the United States; laid the table
Mr.. Sherman, from the Ways and Means Com.
| mittee reported the Army Appropriation BILL
Mr. Scott, Of Cal, offered resolution request
| ing the Secretary Of War to furnish the House
with a statement Of the condition Of his depart
ment Laid over. ~ r.
The regular order Of business was called for.
Mr. Sherman, from the Committee Of WAYS and
Means, reported bill for the support of the Army
| for the next fiscal year. Committed.
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PRoposALs FOX EVERLASTING s A couRr
h9usE AND POST OFFICE AT PHILA-
TREASURY DEpARINEsr. Decembsr % !,

So IN VS. pecem1er q .iFv.
ns,tment pn,iI he 5So Gax Of fe,vea ~ this De-
Vl.' tho x<u CAY on toruary, a ID lP6i,
Ill II e noun. lot tne consI9cnon OF the
IN 70 ~ s nnns sn9 rost Omce accord
Ing 70 tne piahs ana spechcatons prepared At this
DssRaItment.
aheeS r. posss,s nusL De lor the whole work; but
Sson Po.tLon ~ VIC woIk anq tne smounto u ere
must De se pera.ey sisted " ths hioi the respeo
tive an anonnt iur eaon KIND Oh Work carried out,
enu .he total Smount stated;t the department g
servng tns rlgt 70 REJECT OF sccst the proposals
nerepy lnviea. or any parts thereof wien IL deems
% INC Onlted states requires "; the
department also reserves the righE To exolude the
oias OF NY p-rson or Feraoas whom there 10 ast
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TIE OPEEA.-The prospects for a brilliant
operate representation to- night are promising
Notwithstanding the blue times. A large number
Of seats have already been taken which. Is as IL
should be- The appearance Of artists like Colson,
Brignoli, Susini and Colletti in conjunction is
not an everyday occurrence In Washington. In
these DAYS, too, OF !" treasons, stratagems and
spoils," II Is well to encourage their antidote-
music. (See Shakspeare)
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NV ENGLAND COMMITTEES op SAFKrY.r-.
The Boston Courier Is in favor Of appointing
t'Oommitsee Of Safetyn in every city ma townsof
Massachuseto, In order that popular sentiment,
scattered as II now il, and yettending everywhere
to the same result, might become concentrated
and effective, and speak In tones not to be mis-
taken. 1t cites revolutionary precedents foe the
who love their country the action of their fathers
at an eIigency scarcely 30 momentuous and press
ing as that whic h IL now upon us Z
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STAGE OFFICE.

We, the undersig nei, Projectors Of the follow
Ing st.g .s, Lin,s, ~, burg, VI; Up M6sA~
Nd; Choptico, Nd; r ockvile, Md R8&E
and Frederick, Md have made A F. KIMMELL. Of
the kImmell House, sB ct, between AZ and 9Th
after this date the public REQ ussfed TO o. at the
Kimmell House to take seats for the above named
places. BENJAMIN COOLEY,
Prop. Rockville and Frederick me,
JOHN III. RELCHNER,
Proc. Arlington stage Line,
JAMES OSBORN
Prop. Marlboro and Choptico Lines.
Washing ton, Dec. "a, 1860.
N B.-Ths stssesf r l:hcptico and Leouardtowr
will leave the Once on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays, comm sncing on the LIST January, 1885,.
de "a 1w JAS. OSBORN, Prop.
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z cctEscrfss Btktx MxiI.-A Isounr man nom

coLLycrfNs tktkMkrI.--Ag nung MN nom
Cincinnati, Ohio, was recently called upon 60
visit New Orleans, La on pressing business. He
had hardly taken up his quarters az hotel, when
some swindler, who had seen the visitors ad-
dress upon the hotel book, called upon him, and
represented himself a member Of Vigilance
Committee, and succeeded by threats. In Undue
Ing the young man to pay him $50 as black mail.
The stranger made known She circunstances 70
the Mayor, who Instantly took the necessary steps
FOR the arrest OF the swindlsr
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III sidney E. Morse writes long letter 70
HaPer's W eekly, detailing a conversation with
that British oracisl informed him the purpose
Of England In 4bOlishing slavery I'm the West
India islands wss To establish an slavery cru
SADIE that should lsunder our Onion, al 4 thu al
grace rpm blissn institutions - =
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ADJOURNED OvER.-The Legislature Of South
Carolina has adjourned over until the Sd of Jan.
nary, and North Carolina's Legislature till the
9TH Of January.
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ID Shillington sends US the readable January
number Of the Atlantic Monthly, and December
number Of Blsckwood /; also the complete report
Of the Burrh Divorce Case.
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ITO, INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs

TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES.
MUM & COMPANY,
fropfetors OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, and
agents fJr procuring American and Foreign
ATENTS.
With SIXTEEN Years Experience in fhe Business,
Refer 70 Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt,
hon. w ID. Bishop, EX Commissioners of Pat On ts
and to more than Uieen Thousand inrentors who
emit Agency.
Pamphlet Of Advice sent free by mail.
mail osA''
Ofhce-No. 81 Park Row, New York, Wash
inston ofhce-corner F and Seventh SITS, opposite
Patent Once. IA % sosSt
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LYNCH LAw.-The citizens Of Montgomery
county, Alabama, hanged two negroes, one free
and the other slave, on Saturday last, for utter
ing seditious language.
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A MUSIC BOOK Is THE BEST CHRISTINA
"A GIFT.
Moore's Melodies beautifully bound,
The Musical Album,
Mendei sohn's Songs, without words.
All the Operas, with and without words,
Beethoven's, Mozarts and Clements Sonatos
Theoretical Works,
All the Oratorios,
Selections OF Music with beautiful title pages
!, Also, q large ASSORTMENT OF Stsinway Sons and
d0ubtedly the bsst now manufactured. A very
large STOCK OF Piano stools and Covers at reduced
w G METZEROTT,
de2 corner Eleventh st. and Pa ay
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,pIrr, of TN. aisrnipz Press.

The CoH,tifsfion notes, THAT IN none OF the
states In which The secession movement Is In pro-
gress, is there a single man who dares to avow
himself submissionist-to Republican rule "
The In,slligshc,r has something tossy upon the
.. Personal---very. biIls'' Of the SosfA.
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CHaJsrMAs-To-morrow being Christmas day
no paper will be issued from this office.
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TEE WKATHKR.-TSe following report Of the
weather for the morning Ii made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
son!an Institution. The time Of observation 10
about O'Clock
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ADJUSTMENTS.


u \ + For The { 3 Bsn 3 g Of Z
THE POOR OF THE CITY
TIE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT OF PAUL
7 Have the pieasYIe OF snP%ounclOs tss'a
Vocal and Instrumental Concert
For the Benefit Of the Poor of the Cit, vii be
sbIs z5 lsSssIE$fah j..."N.
ws s ssEsS.s.sss H,
0asrtet,e-Come where my Love lies :
solO-Loi .s ass1 Inc Ssaiis Lark. ifut, '''''
accompanimentl ..........-.-...... Bishop
chorus-O! hail us ye Free :. Herman
PaRrII.
sOIo-Prano-ch.u.Onc Creole. ,.....--.. .Ksterrer
seic-6h! tSs Bar Of Dublin. MsIody
Shorus15H.lIel.iah, liul orchestral -. Hsndel
Solo and cSOras~ ciH, st.i sp;nlisd 0.''
conaSGsacr. 49,. Mr.. II. N. c1rIriiIa A''
Concert will commence g. .half-Past = O'Clock.
Mgsic and BOOK Stores, and Al the Hotels. ~
The Pisno used on teis occes on y from the man :
SasS o.n.S 81 john k ssn f., s0''os sse
WILLAkD HALL.
ITALIAN os FEB ay. MIGHT ONLY,
MONDAY, December q.
.. By the celebrated
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
AssocIxr q Be
Mad. PAULINE COLsON,
The celebrated Prima Donna;
Sig. sUslNI, Sig. CoLETrI.
DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR MUZIO.
MONDAY, December a:
The entire Of Donizett's celebrated Comic Opera,
DON PASQUALE.
- With the following Star Cast:
Madame PAULINE COLSON, in her celebrated
character as Norma.
Slgnor BRIGNpLI as Ernesto.
Signor FERRI as Doctor Malatesta.
Signor SUSlNl, In his world renowned character
% Don PAseuALK.
DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR. Sig. MUzIo.
The price Of admission to all parts OF the hall o.
reserved seats 50 cents extra Seats can be secured
At Metzerotts Music Store.
Doors open att; Opera commence ~
de 6-n
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FUTURE DAYS.
By CLEARY a GREEN. Auouou..r.

By CLEARl GR ZEN, Auotiouesrs.
sos NfrfA stresf.
CONTENTS OF AT AP0IHECARY STORE
" AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY NOM
ING, December 18Th, 81 10 O'Clock, We will sc Al
public auction. the entlrs contents Of the pOthe-
Gary store, corner Of 7th and E streets. We name
A large lot Of Superior Cigars.
Medicinal Whiskey: Brandy, aud Gin,
Hostetter,s Ritters, wolfs Schisdsm sohn.pps
Window Glass, Paints. Ola. &c,
l oompete Soda Water Apparatus aGd Strip Bot
Combs, Brushes. and Psrfumsry.
I Prescription Case,
I Large show Case,
Platform and Counter Scales.
SHOW windows, Counters, Stove Fixtures, &C.
dea CLEARY GREEN lnn,.
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SLnSiHHoei, .CiouuJ, CoAu
Barometer at the Smithsonian at 7 a. m, (cof-
rected for temperature,) 20 2S5 at noon, 30 ,276.
Thermometer at a. m, 25'; at noon, 80.
Maximum during 4s hours, ending q. m. to.
day, Az; minimum 23'.