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y + NOV 1--we beg leave {, intOym our
removed to cur new iron front store on Governor
street. ketween. Main and Franklin. where vo
have lar. eh increased facilities for manufactures
al articles tiLe and Will h sbse to show III
lars est and mnst coHplese nseoytment u 9 foY1ss
RANGES, FURNACES. BRITANNIA PLATED
JAPAS ED, and Pl.AiNIiNWARE:to 70 fNaa1
in an, house either North or South. We have ALSO
a maSh Iicent assortment 81 GAS FtxTUHEo, OF
all kinds and shall continue to carry % tn
PtuuBlN;i GAS md STEAM FITTING. TIN
with largely increased force and faoilitiss, ..
snrinx our customer, that We have - - gtewi1e4
oSompsnsss 9hsnsfuI for ths ve.S bsrsi
age bestowed on Us for many years past, Ne hose
to receive 4 continuance Of tbs same N COR ~
PORTABLE GAS WORKS ppt NJ in tQup ~
country. CHARLES ID. YALE i CO. I;
70 lin
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WILL BE SOAA,.s.-.., ..xht this veAks .
O'Clock, large invoice ii Ene bold, 81 80. ~
Plated WATCH ESi Rn: Sod JEW ELky 4el9
9 9nkD s sno sSSt .S sfNs 80" rhks 1
TORS, &c. Also. a lot Of FANNY GOOh0. 61s
CARS, CUTLERY, 10. sssss-. s.s9.8 -.
without reserve. ]. II. Ol6GkS. Auok,
D. F. BOOTH, OAleeman. jA9-ta
- By Alex. Nets, Asset. s,ao 49,
MIGHT SALES.-WATCHEN JEWRLa?
~ AND FANCY GOODS.-Wih b. eelt y 49,
EVENING, and continued during the yeasOq ,eypsY
night, large ASSIGNMENT OF fine Gcd and Nlv0
Knives and Forks, Pocket Cutlery Cseeose, 0esos
ware, M erino Shirts, Drawers. Table CloekD, Co.
sImefes, Bed Spreads, Cigars. and Fancy Goods.
no 30 ALEX. MOTT Auet.
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RUNAwAYs.

N 1925 REWARD Il viii paw the above
"a reward for the apprehension and delivery in
Njait ofmy negro man GENERAL. The sa ID
sfeet 6 INCHES hish. black squared, built and
left handed. He IS doubtless provided with a pass
or free papers and when last he ard ON was work
in. in the neg hborhood of Richmond
VIM W. ROPER,
Bowling Green, Caroline County.
fe l0-StaW3w
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a DMINISTKATUkS SALE.-Wi If nc stnd
"a on Tt ESDAY. the 2l.t OF February, 1870. gil
residen OF the late Bartlett Tyrr, dee ID, about
five miles from the city. OF Richmond TN the Rich
mond and Ffedsricssbury Rs,lrosd, AL Of ,hs
co y S; crop If CORN, FODDER and SHUCKS
HOUSEhOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
and ono large IC E. HOUSE. iutl of ice
TERMs.-All sums of S3O and under, cash; and all
sums over that amount a credit of Jour months
will he xiven. the giving negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed. JNO. o. TAYLOR, :"
Admir- Of Bartlett Tyler oecd.
Henrico Co., Feb 9th 1860 fe 10 ids
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January 24th 1T. X. PRICE 8 CO. h4Vos
81 &c a ses & sS,o
{" Which, they invite special asssn.'os. = IS; IN
be .ss r s. sar lac. c :Sd1 the,
S SlESSks, I,asa 9Skts, Ss:!ss "a c:es$
sp44 f. AcaAp EHHsE EAfs T ElsRSss
t.. . r.. 49, a
Se %r 5Ep ss stAsTksSa II tsE I'M i:ik
PILLOW LINENS, IRISH LINENs: TOW ~.
s:sss Pa e. e e .ss; 81
.fs '4'' at II FH62zisY i.' PScE
WE HAVE rs sToK e, 1sd ollsr fsE ssls -
B. : INV Harris .PEoPLEsrAvolIrx-
D. J. n w. H ss,s '!sfiEsSSp 'sYAvoarTx"
D. wv: Ham, :a. s's xsifsicor is drs.s. shs
0. 5 i11 n W. Harris PLAINTIFFS 0HOlc1. Is.
D. + n W. u. IL Harrs' c6LoRADo. i. v Sssss..,
D. j 81 I \. ". Harris ANBRosrAI. i. y hssas
H.lsssss, sosEsr'. LEcoMPTs. il 4 slsasss
VIM Ssa.ssss.. ACE. j. y ae.ss ,,.s,A 49,.
.ALsS psxsss:p fIpEs. Al sis. ~ fs.as -
!. ,,-,. LyLx ycs1zs I. !. GO: J.
N9 =. 81 ,s en- Nss g ,ssa!n % lse
lusspess. ~ only ~ 81 car HsNn wee auS4k6 "a ~
q Z ehOD. aud they will al - II vbsk o0sip 1na
Monaay MoInIngs 40 now - have mosaoso4 80
sssl;s viii shs Il 81 tIsd ss 4 cASfk41fT2i
s1. :s@s =" = aaf ssI L sis s
NEW LUM1ER YAW0, GONNA 521k
large e4s0stment Of North CasGlinA yxll0X
the shOsiees nolses. nv Lunbef y - Sosy 1T
Tor Alls viii Daease givo ~ . cali =
S16 ss..I. ~ b III 56 az 81 - 49,
: 9s.s ~ - A'saaad'il I Ia I'll ~ !
fS611XTE-1 srah s e sfT1sn 141po1 ]
rrhE f1fEaf1al]E 49, 2n ~ s. - !;
: ~ H. : - css1, 80 - s.
a 11EX1lLo9Y4 ri - ~ T. {.
s = - -. = I'M 3eIse!s - & ]
MI - 80 I 8 81 8 s Z y.
se;k 81 =: "a
|lsg
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xsNx MUSICAL. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
&tsl& Prof. DE CENIEL. uste 81 Pstapecss Pc
<&x male Institute, Ellc0tt's Mills. 0d.sb hev.s
ns To- Richmond IN locate poemaaenslys
offers has pIofessinna! services to those 81
PIANO: GUITAR. oKGxN. SiiNiGiNG sad fHR
SCIENCE OF MUSIC.
His Circulars, Gard Of Terms. Tsstimoesals,
&C.. may Re seen at MIR. 2. n. TAyLORg Auot0
Store. or at the 1t. Lawrence House, vhsre 10 nay
be seen. .4sls =
cxNE1AL LITTER ~ EcoNNgSpA ruON.
Professor DE CtRNIEL was fer several yeafU
Teacher of Mueic in tho PatapscO lnsiItutosC
Few ii. any, Professors Of the HAkc, PIANO,
c., have excelled or equxliod him, aud ~ Pro
fessoT of VOCAL MUSIC, ho has hlah Ialk i
most cordial, recommend HIM - an iNSTAuC-
Late Principsi Of Pstspxeo Pen,aie lnst'c, Nd. =
Eutaw Place BAIT. Dee. Is, 1851. IL tim
sa,HE RlC N Nj N ID FEMALE 6NSf1s
1 TUTE, now in its sixth session. 0lee 20 tho
daug hters Of Virginia and the eOute The best Il.
Critics for the requirement OF . thOsOuxh cd
finished education II EMPLOYS fourteen abb 81
well tried teachers. Lost OF whom are vSgktnbaa1s
and two IF them Masters of Arts Of the Univefsty.
all that young lad, should study. II invites oom
parison with the most prominent seminanse -
any part oil our country. Pupils are admitted q
aay time, but most alvant1s eOusll daring The 2yog
weeks Of January or at the middle Of FebsuAIyss
when the second term texins.
TERMS (ONH HALY IN ApvANcR.)
BoarJ, Including crythlns....
french. MSaic. Diaxiini.:.. 90. : .s.ai sssss.
RG sss,ps'sc:H ss IL sssf; x.s e
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- SMALL Farm OF ga ACRES on
Ms NEAP3WN Hh bP s9ASA A6k
sALEHWe are authorisedf to ssii the small RM
located As above. now IN the occupancy OF Mt:
Il ePa baa sms
BUILDINGS % The PLACE for the use Of mode Cd
s1ia l s.s % s'Ssso5p b AsY HppERsoN Aue.
- HENK!CO LAND FOR sALE EoJ 6
ssle, privately. my very desirable !nsa
@n:sd;t:y 81 tSs THEE clopDsa Eoaa ard Y!sa "a
There is oil the necessary out houses. which are
% S q I9ssS
find this most desi!abe residence The neigh
S Sfss0d good and AsatfRo ES; ''
Tor SALE.-I have for GALE two half aors
t0rS On t lao Broad !,
e esrsn; .n sso.isst SAR pENER. snd superior
H. i e G e
8. Pasls Church: ril! take e! occ,:ion e soIrsst
alent enc, that had Discontinued the practice Of
y j. so W"im "A' ' IN. BROOKS. N. D.
VA5TAst EHlb Ef 6NRl IRWIN q
g g I'll 1.ia.Ss bN s.ssssd :. ssoss
ras s sss % rS s
iIonts 81 feet 81 q ct, 3 = alley Is tsst vida.
r 3 n ss-In:; 3d. '''' SSoDD1N I APeEasoH.
4.s z9 FL I1nc7s .4ss. c-,T:| -.
= .RRssTQL viii lssH . shcy&-
r: if:e.ses s's = Il ~ "a. 6 CO.. i:
2sr pa sGs =, 80. - IL III kq| es q
I1iD94n.. IasHe lc99C1A4. A.
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EDUCAT1ON.


~ Cor. FRAsaLIN ANb SIN STE, RicmMoxD. VI
The second senli-ernud session OF this Insttt0s
ton will begin February lats 1850, and clcse ~
or IL Tcnsh instruction. IN oil the bfanolsss q .
eosnpiete education. The pIine.pal 10 sssssted BY
VIII n. are Rev LEO ROsSER. d. D. escGsf 4
Moral Sciences: Mr.. T.. f. SHUMArE. A. H.
once; Mr HORACE CHASE, teacher Of NJ usjo {
Mons +. HOUDrYER teacher OF French, TO-,
TERMS FOR THE eBsslON: AHA
Board, including washing. liz hts 30 -. .1ll3 g
Primary Engtf 3D. including Vocal Music $40 y -
In. ermediste English, including Vocal Mu-s
Senior n zlish. including Vocal Music. -. = -
ltdue u8rc6, each .. ~ -
Piann, Organ, Guitar, or cultivation voice, 80
{; e.:
uOui - - " ~ ~
For further inform ton, apply ~
fe8-2w +. l.. GALLKHER, PTin0ipal
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.TYy1TEF.s s45sE !. q, yszAIky4.49 seEs.
ANb srn s1frREETiss IL fhE cit w Fica.
MOND:-As trnstss IN adssd ircn Jsmss = Sod
CIerl,. .fscs o. the Hustipg. Court. shsll. @
fair day eell at pubic auction. 70 the hiyheet bid
der, on shs premises, that valuable z ESI DENCE
coated a. above The lot frouts on FrAnkitp street
about 50 feet. six inches. and runs hack hetweeu
parallel % all t IaS's feet to asv - feet wide
there 10 = wins. With four rooms. and new thsss
story b. lex buildinxs containing ans accoWmO-
d.tlons for servants. fuel &c., nov eccup,ed y
VT. !. 1ocqin. me prnpeIy ;.ppnea wa .,1
aimed by large culvert connecting With the city
cuvert on 9th street. The premises adiou on the
vest the handsome residence Of Jas. Dunlop, ESQ !
snd - well suited for the accommodations OF aSge
family, beins in quiet ana exceilent net hsor
hood and It the same time consen emit to the ousi-
ness part OF the city.
TERMs.-Bysa reement between the parties in
terested the place will hs sold far one kfth cash
balance At s. ~ IS and - months; for negotiable
notes. interest pay able half yeafis, secured ny
trust desd. The taxes and insurance for 1870 to be
JOHN - WILLIAMS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GOpDls & ArPKKsoN. Auctf.
fn
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~ SIS REWARD.-Ranawsyf from the sub
III scrlber. on sunday morning, 9Th instant, my
NNEGRO NAN. Daniel" he il about ieet
~ 6inches high, and of a br,gh, copper color -
sram look. will pay the above reward for his de-
livery to me or confinement in Jail 50 can get
hun. nj. CARNELL,
fe 7-lws Corner Catherine and Monroe sts
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"a Chesterfield County. on the 10th Of Novem
MR. hEGR1 a. NAN r hc eaiis h.|ssli
A.is sometimes called Cross SAID Negro is
about feet inches high: about q ears Of ago !;
comp. exl,n black, with scar en- his left arm and
nose. He says he il free. and had wheA arresled
in his ppssession several csrnfcstes al his free
he can read an" write II said Negro Is = runa-
wav. the owDer will come forward. prove property,
and Ike Ein away, or he will be dealt With accord
ing to law. so DUVAL.
10 l-6wA JailOr Chesterfield County, Va,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
SHIPPING

JoLlOs AoBsoN, Collector Of the City of Richmond
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-. FOR RENTING ROOM formerl, occu-
2Ea by 100 feet, second floor. il Tor rent. Alse,
LODGING ROOM on the third floor. For terms
apply to JOHNSON HARDWOOD,
ia 26-ts No. II Main street.
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1eGeA FURTHER REDUCTION IA
4EEGXA r TES FROM NEW a 2 z 40

1<cAk SPECIAL MOTTO T. unt,l fur
01&E&c Their notice che YORKTOWN. Ca plain
PARRIsH- will leave New York for Rich
sYTsSS cspsa'a At M and s he
NESDAY: at 81. NJ: neturning. they viii leave
FRIDAY, at4 P. NJ, touching 1t Norfolk and CITY
Point going and returning.
ia l3-ts LUDLAM l. WATSON.
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FRAMED DWELLING ON FIR ANKLIN
STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wilb be-
sold IN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. the 10 of
tebrnars, 1851, on the premises, at q clock. the
FRAMED TENEMENT on the south side Of tine
days.
TERMs-Four months credit. for approved en-
dorsed ne otiabe paper.
fe II GODDiN APPERSON. Auctoneers.
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IS, SHOP ROOMS AND WATER POW
E:a Err FOR RENTING have, for rent three
eighty feet long and 10y Wide, with WATER
POW sR-- the BUILDING being Of the most inn
proved and substantial construction, with slate
roof. and well suited for manufacturing purposes
Parties desiring to locate themselves will do Welt to
'"'' an" '->"'1'" j. Il. ANDERSON l. CO.,
de- 2s--ts Trcdegar Iron Works.
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by James m. Taylor 4 Sen. Aact's.

:, O0AO. NIENU, y
GoppIN 4 APpER.ON. Aucts Ialz-tda
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CO NM ERQ1AAl.
DAILY aArg CRY Orwfc.,

DAILY Cara Cry OFFICE
Reokuk, Oct. a2d. ( \.
tFL0UR--sapsrkns, 81 90 Spring wheat, on.
ira, 81 DO, Fall wheat, extra, 81 15.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 4o.o IS per Ice.
.CORN--Esw 30, old good demand 2s to Is.
BARLEY Spring 4o446c.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall $1eo to Isl
Spring 80 to'syc.s
OA1s--i8 20 20, active demand.
RlE~-ae to % in good demand.
P0TAToES--20 to Is by the load retail as.
GkoCRRifS--New Orleans Sugar, fair s3as,
prime 81 to 10, clarified l1IaI7, crushed aud lost
l2Iso 10. Melasses--P lantatfoA as to 42s, Is H. 40
to As, Golden Syrup, 90 to Tsc. cofee-Kio 10
toll. Jar# ~ zoe. Laguyrs, 10 10 to IT. Rice,
taa7.
aoAP-Paln t4c, Family SIC; German, (cin.
7to7i.
CANDLEs--star Tito is, stearins Is, Mould
i2s summer prcssed,Is
LARD-I2 TO i2t; retail l5c.
BUTTER Com mon 10 to IL; Choice Is to l6 I;
retail l7I.
LEATHER-~sole rs to Csc; Harness 27s.
ElDBs-Dry III to lIti green, III 10 SC green
sheep petit 10 to Tsc; green hog skins rs
HAf~-prAiris ssto - 25; Timothy Il Ii ungs-
rian, ssA to 81 B4iad do. siss I'll Retail, IL
to Is
sbEDS.--Hungarian Grass ,25a30i Timothy 81
g0 TO 0ei Flax Seed, p0asI 90.
sUNDkI k5--0nions, IS TO 40 Eggs, Ia to I2A.
Feathers Sse 10 Doc; W bite hagns, 10 20 50.
fHUiI-Drisd sppass, j 20 TO 4 40 per bush
Dried peaches, ~ ~ 10 use; Kaisinr, - 30 20
3 2s
CHEkSE--W. R.IiaJ2t; Denmark o toge.
BEEF-faafAc grossi 3a 70 Ale per quarter.
sHEEP-sI ~ TO 81 rs y head.
HOus.--Drsssed, 81 90 to xoes.
sALf-s.A.,$l 40 TO ~ per sack; Kanaw-
ha, ioa72o per Dbl. Liverpool, 81 s0a2 90 per
sask. Lake 81 ltto So rs sa Dbl.
FiSn--Aaekerei, No. 4 $40 10 sal " hbl: No.
. $40 SIT; Ne. siatosls. White MOL $3.50
TO S5 10 u half bbi. Cod Fish bto6f an.
RAGs-2A to 2Se.
OLD ikoS--A to sc per m; Brass 8 10 loo per
ib.; Copper l2s TO lac psr n.
EEcnAseE.--on New York for currency per
esat.; forged per cent. St Loaif4 per cent
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For the Gate City,

For tho Gate City.
Public schsei Benevolent sactety.
The object Of this association 10 10 suitably
clethe and prepare the children of the poo
for attendance on our public means Of ia :
st-uction.
Already an incalenlAbs amount of good
has been accomplished. A large number Of
ragged, filthy, Vicious children have been
clothed and brought under the wholesome
restraints OF our pubic scbool systen, and
now glve promise OF future usefulness, who
but for this institution might have lived on
In their degradation, growing worse and
worse, and becoming more and more con-
frmed In habits Of vice.
This society Ia Sustained By q band Of no.
Bile, self.sacrihsing women-woman who
breathe the true spirit OF charity, and who
with hearts glowing with generous impulses
have repeatedly carvasaed the entire city,
and ascersainsd by personal observation the
trne condition OF tho poor neglected children
in our midst.
We do not desire TO trumpet their praise
their record 10 on high, doubtless written
IN letters Ut gold in Gods book, sour only
objsct~s 10 call npon those whc sympathixe
with them in this work to come forward and
help them in this great and glorious cause.
Winter ia rapidly approaehing,- the demand
for books and clothes 10 Increasing, and their
funds are almost entirely exhausted. Here.
toforo they have besa nobly sustained by the
citizens OF Keokok. Every appeal has been
met with generous and hearty response,
and relying mainly, as they do, on the public
contributions Of the friends Of the enter
prise for its success, we desire TO call The at
tention Of the public to an effort now being
made so.repienish their treasury.
MIR. Paul, the gepslsmaaly manager OF DIR.
Kane's Arctic Exhibition, proposes to give
bencfs to this Society, on this friday
evening, ~ the usaAl hour, and We hope 10
Soc the Ather num crowded 10 it's utmost ca
psoity.
Those VITO have seen the admirable paint
ings, showing the principal incidents con-
Dected With DR.. Kape's Arctic Expedition,
will bear testimony Of their superior excel
lsnee, and we hope that the efforts OF this
benevolent gentleman in behalf Of eur be-
nevolsnt institution will meet with q hearty
and substantial response from orr citizens.
ANNIE WITTENMYER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CITY DKAPEAsAasx.

Remember that the City Dispeusary IL open eve
~ day frem 10 to l. o'clock q. m., when the pool
can receive Medical ard Surgical advice gratu
itoasly.
No chafgs for medicines hen authorized by the
Mayor, OF proper rerres entaiiye Of the City coun
Gil
Proup attendance Ii required, no cases vii
resolve attention sitter the hour specified.
ssps27d j. G. HUGHES, Dean.
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@~Daring the summer that has just passed
away, tlDss allas u suf rers ftom d. senlery ard
diarrt Ca have been relieved by h. Of Hostet-
ter b.ticrs, me Tieine which il evidently des-
tined 10 malrtain pernsnsnt place In he public
estimation. Bilious disri LmA Is ouc Of the dis
eases which battles the skill vi ths physician. The
neaseinc tAey somlntsisr 10 act upon the bJwels
never seems TO rescat the source of tbs svti. The
dthcaity is to get altmedy that will reach all the
digestive rrg.ns, and giva h Ia simultaneously a
rush Of igor to I'd themselves Of Lhis disease
This problem rs lvea by the Bitters, hica never
fails o conquer he most subtorn eases. 1t is
only fair TO sly that, dnr,Lg the seasla just
closed, his mei,cine las achieved mere cures than
any other eyer Presented TO the public, and during
the fail, when that tsrrble urge, the Feysr and
Az 40, is prevalent, the Bitters will gain fresh
fans.
Fer sale by druggists and dealers generally sv-
cry where.
Sold by P.diSsoss, A. J. WILKlssoH, BA RrLHrf
kArxA o., and j. 4. WILLIAMSON.
Gct. ~. 68-d4w
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Wide-AWa

Members Of Company A. are requested to
meet at their Hall this evening punctaally AZ
O'Clock ss business OF Importance will be-
transacted.
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-F~one u the brst artielts VI the present day
for purifying the blopd and imparting healthy and
inyigoratsng tone to the human system, il Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial and Blcod Purifier.
We know VI u, for we have tried ii.
D see advertisement, in another column.
0ca is dIw
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POnT or KEOKuK.

Arrivals, Oct. ~.
Northern Light, from St. Louis.
Jennie Deans g 9.
Clara Hine ~
Wisconsin No. 4
DIR. Kane from st. Paul.
Eagle, from Wsfsaw.
River rising with ~ inches water ON the
Kapiis.
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III. =. TEN-EYOK,
General Insurance Agent,
DOR. Sd AND MAIN-STS.,

LvTwEs LAKE. RIVER AND LTrEsN
l. SURASGE promptly attended to at this Office
Better and more fsDExsiTY can be given at this
Agency than any other in this city and lesstronbls
after loss.
.Etna Ins, Co., Of Hartford, Coma, 81, IQ4, 10f
Home Insurance Company, Of Fe0 Fork, I,l57 ,s2s
North American In. Co., Hartford, CUna., 800 600
Guy FIRE TasutaHes Co., Of ksp Hapea, 27u,6bs
Phnntr Fire insuanes Co., of New York, 200 coo
LeriAarG FIRE InsnrGEee Co., kep rDrk, 9B4 .00g
CONNECTICUT hutuaiLsfeI In Co, Herifovd 1905, 52s
DE-. J. w BoSp Medical Examiner.
EE~A w. GRIFFITH is authorized to receive
applications for all above Companies
EF Buildings, Merchandise, Milh, Factories
Household Furnifure and Dwellings insured at as
low rates NJ other Companies who pay their losses
III. b. TEN-EYCk, Agent,
Once corner ii and Mait SITS, Keokuk, Iowa.
Oct. r, di 10
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r.. MPHREY.

fn r.. HUMPHREY. Auction and Com
| Il. mission Merchant, No. 8 Estes Hoase.
| Regular Auction Sales on Tuesday, Ihurscey
and Saturday mornings; also every evening. lar.
| nitnre sales every Saturday morning.
| &R~ Particular attention given 10 sales ,r he
country. IaL2fi
/ TUSf received from the American Clock Co. D
~ large lot Ut so hour and day clocks, assorted
styles, Mt No. Estes House.
septid DE-. HUMPHREY.
| | , EChIsED this cay, GU consignment, eases Of
L LINE Calf Boots 10 be closed ont mmediAsely,
| No. Estes House. [Septl1
Tusr received from the manufacturers a largo lot
~ of Hoop 81 IL; also, large eonsi gnment OF
Hosiery, at No kstes House.
septi2i
Nov on band large stock Of 1ewslry or evsry
~ variety; also Stationery aud Notions Of all
kinds Merchants aud Peddlers will do well to call
and examine this stock IL will be coged very
low. u. HUMPHREY,
sepl2 Auctioneer.
tljsr received POCKET Gallery of e7ery v~a,ety
~ and quality, and a large assortment OF Tahis
CUTLERY also lot Of Plated Table ana Tea spoons
al No. Eatas House. [septi2dl
IUsT received . large eonslg nment of TAbis Cut
~ Icry, which Will be sold very low.
my26 d. +. HUMPHREY.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT in this city
II for sale, or win be exchanged for Farm
Apply 10 ID. ". HUMPHREY.
mS1Gd
TusT received q consignment Of Ane ioeFet
" Knives direct from manufacturers, which vii
besold at private sale 30 per cent less than rs9a
prices (api6dl p. +. HUMPHREY kgt.
I HAVE been appointed sole A gent for the sais Of
4 Franks Chemical Writing Fluid, which for
commercial and school purposes ID highly recon-
mended equal to the best In the market.
ap@d ID. r. HuMpHhEY.
HTlT Il ia u IA ID 81 S!yNI
MRS. ". r.. TALON
WHISTLES to cali the attention. of the Ladi 81
w to her FALL AND WINTER STOCK of
MILLINEKY!
COMPRISING
BONNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH AND
AMERICAN FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, &c;
Ctoaks, shawis aad Zephyr noeas,
Hosiery;
KID GLOVES AND GAUNTLEIS.
Dress TRIMMINGS aud
EMNsRO1DEEkaES,
Hoop skirts and Gorscts,
BLACK LACE WALLS,
and General Assortment of FANCY ARTICLES.
octsd NO. ~ MAIN -sT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-26

FcrcmptoTy Sale of Valuable Pro-
perry.
nN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, 1850. i win
~ stll, on The premises, 10 the highest bidder
without reserve, Lot eight Isl, Block one hundred
and Ninety six 1861, in the city If kcokuk. The
lot has t~o goou frame houses upon Ia, With cis
tern and wsli The terms one fourth cash and
the balance IN twelve and twenty flour months, in
equal payments, bearing ten per cont. interest
from day of sale, with satisfactory security and
Lien on the property. WM. THOMPSON
Oci. 8, lsbu-atd Comm ssfonsr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-26
BANKERS. ATTENTION.
Safes, Bank Locks, and VaAts

HALL, CARROLL n CO..
MANUFACTuH ERS of the celehra ted Halls
Patent Concrete Fire ard Burglar Proof safes,
which are known to be superior to any other, and
arc perfectly free from dampness. None but those
marked "Iali's Patent can be relied on.
We are also sole manufacturers Of the world
Rank L0ck, ssLOrd.s Cha
WAth Halls Improvements.
The advantages which this Lock has over all
Others are
lit has an Gu tside combination key that will
battle the most expert burglar or scientific mechsn-
10 1t has no keyhoie or stem spindle or dial that
can be knocked of or 30 detaced as to prevent the
person having the key and combinationf from OPEN
ing the safe.
ID. II 10 impossibleto get any explosive matter
in the lock, or In any way detace the face Of the
door MS TO prevent the person having tbs outside
key and combination from opening the safe.
3D. ft has no springs, and Tor this reason alone
places it abose any lock In use, as IL 10 impossible
IL get 1t out of order and il has greater security
them any look known.
We invite all BANKERS. County Trsssurers. Mer-
eaa3 aud others, ts call ana examine II.
HALL, CARROLL ii co.
SALES HOOM--No. II MAin-st., Merchants 'Ex-
change Buildings, Sc. Louis, No.
July "A, 'Ee- ID w-Sdply