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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

GO Antiquarian discoveries of the high
oct interest have lately been made in the
Great Desert beyond the River Jordan, by an
English gentleman, @. G. Graham, ESQ.,, who
read paper on the subject 70 the Royal Ash
attic Society, on January 7th. Far TO the
east of the district Of the Hauran. and in q
region unvisited by any European traveller,
he found FIVE ancient towns all - perfect 40
II the inhabitants had Just left them-the
houses retaining the massive stone doors
which nre characteristic of the architect
ure OF that region. One Of the cities is re-
markable for large building like castle,
built of white stone, beautifully cut. Fur
ther eastward, other places were found where
.'evers stone Was covered with inscriptlons''
in an unknown character, bearing some sp-
parent likeness to the Greek alphabet, but
probably referabe Tin tho opinion Of Mr..
drAhsm), TO the ancient Hamyaritic alpha.
bet, formerly in use in Southern Arabia
Copies and impressions Of several inscrip-
tioAs are presented, and will, no doubt, en-
gage the attention Of Orientalists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24
Nrw ORIrANs

NEW ORLEANS, FED. 70.
The overland mail, via lei Paso, with San
Francisco dates to the 30th. News unim-
portant.
The telegraph 10 completed to Fresno, l25
miles from San Francisco.
Rich surface digging had been discovered
near Georgetown.
4,5OO signatures at San Francisco petit
toned the Legislature to prevent Chinese
immigration.
Honolulu dates to the 7th state that the
King has returned. The elections held
throughout the Kingdom had resultsd in a
small vote.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

By late report from Washington it ap-
pears that the special committee appointed
by the Democratic caucus of the Senate,
have agreed upon platform concerning the
protection OF slavery in the Territories. and
are ready to report at an adjourned meeting
They accept Mr.. Davis resolutions in the
main, defining and enlarging the 4th so as to
say, substantially, that when a Territorial
Legislature and the Judiciary find thems elves
incapable of furnishing protection to slavt
property under the Dred Scott Decision
then Congress must provide remedy for thu
right there affirmed.
Quite number Of the Democratic papers
in the North are protesting against this reso
luton, and the attempt thus to force the
party to occupy such a platform. But We
reckon they can't help themselves. They
must 20 the whole figure, or abandon th.
party Douglas can't save them, even if BIZ
wanted to. And that he don't wish to. il
proved by the testimony of Gen. Quitman,
who, in letter dated March "a, 1856, and
published IN the Natchez Free Trader, saws:
sin short conversation with Douglas
yesterday, he said to me that what be most
feared vas that timid Southern men would
fall back.
'He demands not only the use and en-.
Joyment of the common territory for their
property, but he insists upon lite protection
there.
"he Is the true representative of this
principle, and opposes the abominable prin.
ciple OF squatter Sovereignty
Let us add that the Northern Dem ocratis
papers, which copy Gen. Quitman's letter
are careful to leave out the above extracts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

GA company Of Rock Islandsrr, com.
posed OF some six stockholders, holding
stock to the amount Of about $4,000, and
6fteen or twenty mon, forty or afty yoke Of
cattle, and ten or twelve wagons, with an
engine and quarts crushing nsshine, are
principle men are--Messrs. j. II. Langley.
Olippinger, Judd, Less and Major Pulls
They are solid men, and seemingly svery
way fitted for such an undertaking.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24
WILMINGTON Item ..

WAsHINGr0N, Feb. q.
Thadeus Hyatt having been cited to appear
before the Harper's Ferry Conn.,, he notified
MIR. Maaon on the Goth that he would decide
in few days, and asked indulgence for pre-
paration.
Mason replied that il he did not appear BY
IL O'Clock be would ask the Senate for pro-
cess to day. Thereupon Hyatt left the city
for the east to consult his counsel.
The House Com. on Territories are pre-
pared to report bill for the admission Of
Kansas when called.
Com. on Elections to-day heard William-
son and Sickles make their claims to seat
in the House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

AT the recent annual meeting OF the Di-
rectors OF the State Bank at Iowa City, Hi
ram Price, Esq, of Davenport, was elected
President in place of Chester Weed, ESQ.,.
resigned. MIR. Price is the present Mayor Of
Davenport, and gentleman Of fine business
qualifications.
Mr.. Weed, the retiring President, being
one OF the bondsmen of J. W. Dutton, the
defaulting Cashier Of the Muscatine branch,
nobly stepped into the breach and secured
the stockholders against loss. His interest
IN that branch has induced him to accept the
post OF Cashier, and the Presidency has been
transferred to George G. Stone, Esq, of the
we'll known banking house OF Green & Stone.
Under the joint management OF these gen
tlemen the success of the Muscatine branch
10 placed beyond question.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

GEO. ID. PRENTICE is to lecture at Burling-
ton on Tuesday, March 9th. Subject The
present aspect and tendencies Of American
politics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

There are rumors of union of the
Republicans and Anti-Lecompton Democrats
in the coming contest for U. s. Senator in
Oregon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24
STATE OF MISSOURI, ]

County OF 81. Louis
On this 10Th day Ut January, 1886, before M
the undersigned, Commissioner, duly commission-
ed and qualified to take dispositions and acknowl-
edgsmcnts of deeds 10 be used and recorded In The
State Of Iowa, came Stephen M. Edgeli, known I'd
me the President, and Richard s. Elliott, KNOWN
to me as the Secretary Of the Missouri State Mu-
tual Firs and Marine Insurance Company, Of St J
declare that the foregoing statement of the eondi
ton Of said Company ID true and correct, 70 the
best Of taeir knowledge and belief.
4. M. EDGELL, pres't.
Il. g. ELLIOTT, sar &.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me- on the fath day
> of January, eighteen hundred and sixty
LIS. As witness my hand, Official seal, at N,
~- office in the CITY of St. Louis, Missouri.
CHARLES III. TILLS0N,
Commissioned Of Deeds fer Iowa, In Missouri
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

GT Uncle Sam, in the person of one of
bis Quartermasters at Camp Floyd, has been
robbed Of one thousand two hundred dollars
in gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

QYThe Peoples Party Club Of Whining
ton, Delaware, have been debating for sew
eral sessions whether they viii send dele
gates to the Chicago Convention or not
The tenor Of tho debate 80 far seems TO be
in favor OF ii.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

T-snR SAFE. 20 acre. Of choioe lana. .hout one
e mile from the city limits, between the plank
road and the river, part Of which is under high
state Of cultivation. Also, brick cottage dwell
ing houss, containing rooms and . good cellar,
With other Improvements, situated on Fulton-st.,
between 10th and IItb, In the city Of Keokuk Iowa.
The above property 10 owned By non-residen and
will be sold u exceedingly low price,. Refer TO
III. B. TEN-EYCK, or
NV. HT1MPEON.
Keokuk, Feb. IL, I86O-dIm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TREESs TREES II tn EEsyiI
Nealley Brothers d Book q
1GUR8H1IHs.

Burlington, Iowa.
rIsHR PROPRIETORE bog leave to call the 1T.
tcntion OF Nurs erymen, Dealers and Planters
generally TO their large and excellent stock which
win DO sold 1t prices to suit the times.
STANDARD FRUIT TREES, for Orchards, en-
bracing all the varieties Of Apples, Pears, Cher
ries, Peaches, Plume, Aprieots, Nectarines, &c.
DWARF TkEES, Ter Gardens embracing all the
most popular sorts of Apples, Pears, Cherries,
Peaches, Plums, Apricots, Nsctarines, and Quin-
GRAPE VINES, embracing oil the most popular
hardy varieties, new and old.
SMALL FRUITS, embracing ell the most popular
varieties OF Black berries, 0ooseberriee, Currants,
RaapberrisA Strawberries, Ac.
MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS, embracing Mulber-
ries, Chsstnuts, Filberts, Barberries, &c.
hHUBARB OR PIE PLANT, embracing oil the
largest and finest varieties, - Downing's Colos-
sal, Victoria, Linn@us, Cahoon, he.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Embracing all the choice hardy varieties Of Ev-
or green's, Shade and Ornamental Trees, Towering
Shrubs, Vines and Climbers, Roses, Dahlias, Pmo-
mics, Phloxss, Fuchsias, and all other popular or
desirable Green House and Hardy Towering Plants
worthy Of cultivation in the West.
-For further informat alton and prices, see the
following Catalogues, which will be sent gratis TO
all who apply for thsm;
First-Our General Descriptive Catalogue Of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees, bhrubs, Vines, Roses,
Green House and Hardy Flowering Plants.
second-0ur Wholesale Catalogue for Nursery
men and Dealers, or others who purchase largely.
NEALLEY BROTHERS BOOK,
Feb23d Burlington Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24
oomne ncsnent Exercises.

/ The commencement exercises of the Medica
Department Of the Iowa University tool
| place at College Hall, on Wednesday even.
ing, and, notwithstanding the inclemeney Of
| the weather, the Hall was crowded.
After prayer, and music by band, and
announcements by the Dean, degrees were
conferred upon twenty students.
DR.. Hamlin, one Of the Examiners, being
requested by Dr. McGugin to make a state
ment as to the rigid manner in which the
examination was conducted, did so, and af-
ter saying that he had visited many Medical
Colleges, but had seen none better adapted
than this for the purposes it was designed
for, and recommending the faculty to the
support OF the community, proceeded to
speak in warm terms of the ereditable man
ner in which the students had passed their
examination. He then addressed the stu
dents, in an appropriate manner.
Prof. Harvey then delivered the Valedic-
tory Address. He said there were two roads,
the left hand and the right hand. The form
er was that of fraud, cunning and deceit;
resorted to by weak minds; or dissipation,
the resource Of idleness. He warned them
against quackery; and gave numerous illus
trations, and in passing dealt out few side
blows against Homeopathy and Hydropathy.
The Professor then alluded to the disrep-
utable means sometimes adopted to get into
practice, as substitutes for patience and per-
severance. DIR. Mead, of England, was the
first who introduced the ingenious dodge of
being called out of church. His father was
minister in the church, and assisted his son
by stopping when his SON would have him
self called out, and saying, "Let US offer up
prayers for the sick person whom my son
has just been called to attend" Riding rap.
idly about is another trick, but now stale,
and would only excite ridicule. DR.. Mead
used to say to his pupils, "When you are
called to visit poor man, leave your horse
at rich mans door; you viii be rewarded
for your walk 70 Prof. Harvey advised the
young physicians to dig, hew wood, 60 q
soldering, or do any thing honest, in prefer
ence to such tricks. He then advised them
as to the right hand road, in foroible and
eloquent terms.
The audience was then dismissed, after
benedictlon.
Degrees were conferred upon the follow
ing named persons:
Allen s. Baker, KY; w. Fl. Ellis, H.; j.
Newton Gibson, Mo-; Norman s. Hamlin,
Mo-; VIM. D. Hoffman, Iowa; j. NJ. Henry,
H.; I. Benton jackson, Mo-; ST. Kirk,
Iowa; II. Love, Iowa; B. Neill Modisstt Mo-;
+. Merriam, Iowa; Leonidas O. Mays, No.;
Daniel Payton, Iowa; Henry. r. Robinson,
Mo-; VIM. A. Rose, Mo-; John Fl. Russell,
Iowa; Martin 5. Schofeld, No.; Joshua N.
Speed, Iii. Degree, AID Eundem, J. B. Ede-
land, Iowa. Degree, Honorary, Edward L.
Pierce, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

They must have tight times in St.
Louis. The Democrat of the 2lst says that
the banks, chartered and private, are com.
PEELED to collect checks OF each other at all
hours of the day, regular and irregular,
owing to the fact that currency is short
Such practice, even in our little village,
would be thought suspicious
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24
$s45,sss.39

Leaves net capital and assets, three hundred and
forty Ave thousand nine huadred and ninety eight
dollars and thirty nine cents, t$345,sos.3p).
1.-THE greatest amount allowed by Charter in
any one risk is SID, 900.
12.-No limit IL fixed by Charter or Bylaws to
the amount OF insurance in any one town, but caro-
il taken to limit the amount In any one exposure
to $l0,0 eco.
l3--No Limit IL fxed by Charter or Bylaws to
the amount Of insurance by this Company In any
one block, but care is taken In No. preceding.
ia cory Of the Act Of Incorpor alton OF this
Company, and amendments thereto, by the Legisla-
ture Of Missouri, was filed with the Statement oil
March lst, 1858, In the Office OF the Auditor oil
State OF Iowa, and ishsreby referred to, and made
part Of this Statement.
In WIrEEss WHEREOF, The Missouri State Mutual
Fire and Marine Inxurance Compan u
-- have eaused these pfessnts TO BE- signed|
{ ! by their President, and their commonl
L. s. seal and the attestati0no OF their Secretary
to be hereunto affixed, in the City Of ST.
49, Louis, this lt day Of January, 1860.
[Arrxsr,l s. nj. ED6ELL, pros't.
X. s. ELLrorr, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

ca A girl named Lee, but IA years old,
shot herself dead, at Hamilton, q. w. be.
cause man she loved had removed TO De-
troit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

c. The population OF Kansas, according
TO Official returns, 10 69,950.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

The CoDE.-Speaking of the Code, Sena.
TOR RANKIN, IN letter to us, says: 'The
Com. have struck out that portion of il re-
CURING survive o. copies o. All pisaiiinss, anu
that part authorizing the rendition Of per
sonal Judgment against nonresident served
with notice abroad, and they will strike out
the provision requiring the Judge to charge
the jury before the argument OF COUNSEL
TWO prominent features will remain az be.
fore, Vie: the verifcation Of pleadines, and
the competency of parties az witnesses.
These features are in nearly ell the Code.
adopted IN the last ten years, and they arc
highly recommended where fully tested.u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24
w. IA. Wood

rs AGENT FOH THE FOLLOWING
J. RELIABLE LIFE AND FIRE I'M
SUKANCE OMPANIEs:
mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. 4, go, 81, 400, $3.50
This Company has larger accumulation cor
pared with It's liabilities than any other Life Il
surAnce Co. In the United States.
80 persons In this city have their lives Insure
In this Company.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital $500 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. OF NEW Y0Rd
Cash CaPitai 900, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. on BROOKLYN, N.
Cash Capital $50. 900.
QUAKER CITY ms. co. OF PHILADELPHIA
Capital and Surplus, Jan. l. lS4o,
e834, 1851 ~,
IN Particular attention given to Marine q
Fire Insurance. Contract Policiss issued.
oFFICE-On Third-st., Keokuk Iowa.
w. l.. WOOD, Agent.
February, I6, ls6o-d
IL TRIBULATIOa." First aud Second seri2
'''' ''''4 OGDEN, BRowNEIL i 90. s
CgrY Book SToRx,
febI7d 81 Main-st
WANTED.
"A GIRLto DO homework in . small family
"A None need apply who cannot come we'll reco
mended. Apply ut the Law Office Of
LOWRIE MILLER,
jAnledtf Third-st
German soap.
|nNE hundred boxes, Hill 4 Co. "a, Cincinnati,
~ for sale by HOLT 90.
nov<d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

FALsE.--The silly story, originating in
joke Of Connecticut paper, that Neal ow
had fallen victim of intemperance, il de.
MED. He did "fall" not long ago, and the
fall nearly cost him his life, but liquor had
nothing 10 DO with it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24

VI Inc missouri State Mutual Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, of st. Louis.
JANUARY /, 1856.
1.-The name Of this Company la tho missouri
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Compa-
n.y." of st. Louis. The principal Office of tho
Company Ia located In the City Of st. Louis. The
Company II sures against loss or damage by fire.
fhs Marine Department has not been organized.
~ such, being organized entirely on the Mutual
system The Premium Notes given by the assured
constitute the Capital Of the Company.
3.-Ten per cent OF each Premium Note Is paid
when the Poiicy IN Issued The balance of the
Note 10 subject to caIls or assessments 10 be made
by the Board of Directors needed, 10 pay losses
and expenses.
4.--The Assets of the Company are:
SAsh on naha.'....,......... 1888
Due by ents...............-.......-.. s,5123I
Once furniture. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Premium notes, less assess m ents ..S3 ,s827B
Gross Assets..... ,3io42
The face of the Premium Notes Of the Company
liz four hundred sixty thousand five hundred and
fifteen dollars and sixteen cents tx460, 5l6lBl, OF
which there Is uncalled and subject TO CALL for the
payment Of losses and expenses, the sum of three
hundred and hfty-ons thousand three hundred and
sssA'sy,''' dollars and ''v'n''-'!1 ''h' $751;
By the 9th section of the Charter, a lien 10 given
real estate In the State OF Missouri for ali pre-
MUM notss given to the Company for insurance on
Duiluln&s. Anc lace Oh the notes thus secured On
real estate, Ii two hundred and dfty-two thousand
seven hundred and twenty four dollars and twenty
i've cents, 1889, Of which there IL uncalled
and subject TO CALL ever eghty-one per cent, and
amounting to one hundred and ninety six thousand
one hundred and sixty-nine dollars and fifty cents
t$l06, 1855. Eo).
This Company possessed of Capital of more
than 4lo0 900, secured by lien ON real estate WORTH
IT csSh valuation, st least Rs ss the amount Of
said capital, and not incumbe to more than one
half of said cash valuation.
b--This Company owes nsthing 10 banks.
6.-Losscs adjusted and due, none.
Losses adjusted and not due.....$ 2,3l2.o3
8--Losses unsdjustsd, none.
Closes in suspense. .................. 1000 90
l0.-Billa payable,.......~........... soeo.00
Total Liabilities .....................$ I4,3I2.03
uross Assets-.....-s* .............ss. 500 5l0H
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or the Missouri State Mutual Fire and Ma
rne Insurance Company, of st. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-24
KEOKUK SHIRT AND CORSET MANDATORY,
Ready-Made Linen Depot,

Ready-Made Linen Depot,
n. A. a. II. SHEPHERD.
Third st., bet. Main h johnson. EOKUK.
CHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, from measure, cut
~ upon our improved method. A At guaranteed.
6entiemens Linen altered repaired.
We will also make up to order, in . superior man
ner, Ladies and Gentlemen's underwear In gen.
eral.
Children's Clothes, Ladies' Cloaks, Regxlia, &c.,
&C., made to order.
Pinking, Stamping, Embroidering, and all kinds
Of needle work executed in superior manner.
Nov.3-d
Hemp seed.
IN BUSHELS each. Hemp and Canary Seed, for
III sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
feb20d 90 Main-st.
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
PoLlcIEs Of Insurance. issued at the lowest
! rates In the following reliable FIRST class COM
panics:
TUE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YoKK
This n the safest and most reliable Life Insurance
0onpa1y A. the world, with An accumulated
Fund Of over %, ZOO, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, Il.
Capital Else. 900 90.
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degree OF indifference TO speculative disappontu mt on
the Paris Bourse, being supported BY continued demand
iSr Investment eombaed with the approaching payment
The london 7eS city article Of the evening or tho a
reports ntnued steadness in the funds and n Ia
creased tendency to brmncfs DO change Ia quot ions
The demand Tor money the 81 heavy but 90 the
STOCK ESehars there was full supply at Two per cent
new Canada loan which was 10 course of ,s
hoinihany quoted at u . 2 per cent premium
AMERICAN sEcuRrKs
Sales OF Illinois CeLtrai shares AT 40 "a dizeoun, E,
$40. ~ ' ~ WV
., LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkRr.
Inc sales oLfuesday aud "Wednesday MONDAY being a
hSidsy IN The Liverpool market we're 900 bales
men spectators and exporters 255e Tue mar
Ae' c'osea steady, and With q rather better tooo.
STATE or TRADE
me snvices rom Manchester favorable The mar
ket"as hfm, though quiet
LIVERPOOL RgADsrUpFs MARKET:
Meesrs Wakefield & Nash report nour dun bat stsady
Wnsa. quiet but urm, dull but steady; ali quotations
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
Beef was quiet Pork quiet at sos for mess Bacon
a 81 ss lard steady s6s 3D. Taow-Sa'ss Of r. @.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
sugar buoyant Colfse quiet Ashes steady pots, 21s
ga pearls 2Ss 2Ss Cd. Rosn frm at a. A. a. Sd,
Tor common Spirits turpentine steady at 3aS. o. 34s
LONDON MARKETS..
Breadstufs duh ba, steady. Sugar buoyaak, and oil
qualities sgaty higher. Coffee arm. Rice hrm, aud
holders demanding an advance Tea firm; common Goa
IRON firm at 6ss.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Co.ton-ssles to-day 5000 bales marEes arm, with a
slightly advancing tendency
Bxeadsuns quiet and steady.
Prov isions dull but steady.
Consols, 955< for account, ex aivS.end.
IIvERrocL, Jan. 5, 1859.
liverpool is the vessel reported dismstsd at Fleetwood
She is also leaky
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sIx; sss Do. ysFg i:ssrior, at q -; Ises DO. -
0Ass-0py ts.ec ssaes rsysrted since mcrsssx. CO..,
prsne 6se SKIS ssc do IN two lots, at 2<o $50 do =
PorAro8 There have ben reported s,,es az q svk
bags since morning; few fsjaro and Ptrrs~ pc.3
are included: 800 bags a. q w $50 DO twOlos. :
from store but afterwards gwen q $50 de- ysuv
choice Boccgas at 81 10, I 600 DO DO. at 81 TO-
HRAag Sales morning Of $50 sacks: 100 do susH
white n s,sc; $50 do zew Baycsas sac.--An aavs.sD
u Nc. ~ 800 OH rs E.N
ArTrH -1so boxes Oregon, from second hands, II To- .
Nc
Dmp Pxv,r-loo kegs spples !, cx. wild Rover sosa -
Private terms but quotable al 10Hc. y llc. ra . fi
caAL1 800 tons, NasArins, Newcastle anthras1as
on p. Thought for speculation.
afxooe sacks Suffolk Saltworis, 1--WE h. each, saF.
1--quotable ~ &c. 6lsc.
AlecmoL-I9Pipes New YORK, 90 per cen. proof, 49,
W1nxH.--7o bbls. old American, reported private
MMs-3,00e Ms San Francisco Il Sc.
Coz An.il--leo bbls braaAywine, leo do Baltimore
AAn-7s b.ass, sold on thc-wharf. ~ s2l per tsa-a.
very good qnaiity. -. -
HePost' q Reraons GrAnted During the
Yeor 1e0Ot MADE in O0aapanAnes vvHsh
Artsoae - SeothoA D, or to Csa1titutA9A.