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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

OBsEQUIEs OF The LATE MR. GALES The
funeral of the late Joseph Gales will take place at
lexington this afternoon, at O'Clock.
Carriages for the conveyance of the pall-bearers
to lexington will be in waiting at the door OF
Mr.. Seaton, in this city, at 3 o'clock
The friends Of the deceased are generally in
vted to attend the funeral.
The cortege will proceed from lexington along
New York avenue to Seventh street, down Seventh
street, passing the old IHteHigsneer office to Penn
sylvania avenue, and thence along Pennsylvania
avenue to the Congressional Burying Ground,
where the remains Of the esteemed and disiin-
guished deceased will be consigned to their nal
resting place.
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ARMY lNTELLIGENCE.-The order releasing Lit
Drake, Of the Second Infantry, from arrest has
been annulled, and he is to remain at Fort
Laramie until further orders.
Major Beall, Of the Pay Department, has been
ordered to pay of the troops at Forts Ripley,
Ridgely. and Abercrombie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-24

u On Thursday last the Democracy of Mercer
county. Va, held meeting and unanimously de
clared for Breckenridge and Lane
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IL The Meteor, on Friday night last, was seen
al least as far south as Norfolk and az far north
as Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-24

IL Hon Archibald Dixon, Wing Senator
from Kentucky in 1851, has announced his inten
uon to support Brec knridge and Lane
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HE PERRY STAIUE-MOCK NAVAL BATTLE
The Inauguration Of statue Of Commodore
Perry at Cleaveland will doubtless be one of the
most Imposing ceremonies ever witnessed al the
west The most complete arrangements have
been made to make il a brilliant affair Among
the novelties announced is a naval mock battle
II will be novelty never before witnessed in the
West, ard Will be one Of the most attractive
features Of the day Application has been made
to Secretary Toucey, Of the Navy, for permission
for the Government vessels on the Lakes TO attend
and take part in the battle, and the request will
doubtless be granted. The affair will be a repre-
seHtation Of the Battle of Lake Erie and will take
Place al point in full view from the banks.
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The CIVIL WAR IN SYRIA The oppressors Of
the Christians in Syria have triumphed at last
Zah!eh has fallen Itwas hoped that successful
resistance might be made at this last stronghold
Of the Christians, but the Druses attacked il with
an imPetuOsity that deted all efforts. and the
doomed people that survived the massacre were
forced to fy from their homes The missionaries
have been called TO Beirut, and have left their
nelds OF labor in the mountains to seek shelter in
the only place that now offers them a protection.
Beyond this place, and wherever Christian set
ueHent IS found, there is sure to be massacre Of
al whom the Moslems can reach The destruc-
OF Sidon Is reported, but not confirmed The LATE
news from Syria, brought by the Jura, confirms
the accounts of the fall Of ZabIeb
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALER
" OF GAS METERS

NOTICE is HEREBYH GTTSN' Tx, IT, lSSs.
ably TO the provisions oftbe o dInanoe of the Cor
PoTatlon approved May y 1850, the undersigned is
now prepared, whenever REG uired in writing and
on pre- payment oft fee of Fifty cents to Inspect
examln. test prove, and ascertain the ACCURACY of
reglstratlon OF any meter in in this oIty -
Every meter, iffould Incorrect, will be condemned
and another, sealed and marked as true, will be
SCI IN ns place. III proved TO be accurate in its
and asaln put In posi- ion for use.
once No $40 Seventh street, NEAR Odd Eel
lows Hall Open from =. m. To 5 D. IN,
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
~ lS-u Inspector and Sealer Of Gas Meters,
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ODEON HALL CIGAR STORE
To tie LOUerS Of Real Genuine Hauaua CT.
gGrS and Extra Fine Cheering tobacco.

gayS and Extra Fine Cheering tobacco.
The subscriber most respectfnlIv inforns his
friends and the public generally that he has opened
the above store with an entire new stock consi a.
ing OF the very choicest brands of HAVANA
ClGARS that could be procured in the market
Also, hne assortment of CHEWING TUBAC-
CO. of all the favorite brands. His vbolesaI Ia
stock will be found complete, consisting of every
qualIiy suitable for this market. Fine TURKISH
shall be In receipt per next steamer of a snIendid
and CIGAR SMOKERS ~ N''
My long expe fence in the business and nv faoIi-
ties in the no thern markets will enable ms TO sell
as low, II not lower than any other house i'm the
city. HENRY SEITZ T. WV
Jy2l 81 No. 44S Pa. av., near az st
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IL The exodus from Ireland continue H..
Ter az as great a ratio as IN 1S59 The population
df the country IL now 5335OO persons less than n
vas in ISL, when the last census was taken,
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T. W PAGE

1AS Opened CONFECTiO> ERYatN 436
seventh street, between q ard II, where ne has
r9Hstaat5y on had superior ICE CREAM, FAN
" LAKES, PIES, CANDIES, NUTS &c.Sc
lie rs prepared TO furnish Fa miles Parties and Pic
Mes with the best articles his line at reasonable
prices. 10 9I Iv,s
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IL We have received from Messrs Taylor
haury, Blackwood's Magazine for July. varied
and interesting as usual
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IL Maj Jacob Lynch has been elected Presi
dent Of the Exchange Bank at Abingdon, Va
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ISLAND AND NORTHERN LIBER rIES
BUILDING LOTs AT AUCIION On THURS
DAY Ar GERNOD N. Sth IGst 81 O'Clock. Ne
viii SCI on the premises, LOS NJ. s. s, = and To-
OF he Island. on south y sd n, b-iWsen So snf
TN streets west AM an FRIDAY AFTER
NUN. tue 27th inst az o O'Clock. on the prem
lees, the Northern liberty BOts, No. :, and &, OF
Davidsons SUI dlvls N Of sqpare S67. situated on
north y, betw en- 9th ani lHth ttreets west.
Tie ms: Dne-fouTtl cash; balance IN s. ~ an n
months, with iLterts, secured ~ deed OF trust On
the prSmlseE.
jyl9 WALL r BARNARD. Auot-
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NEW FRENCH SECRETARY OF LRGArIoN-Mr
GeohroY, now in BOgota, has been appointed
Secretary Of the French Legation here, ere Mr.
Treilliard, transferred to Munich
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GUM PACKING

HOSE, PIPES, &c.
We have for sale, low, the above articler. Also
Soupllngs for Hose. Leather Betting, various
jyls-st' CAMPBELL 4 SON, 351 Pa.sv.
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FUTURE DAYS.
Ry A. GREEN. Auciioneer

ny n YIN EFlINf huCTIUUotTs
GOOD TWO STOh FRAME HOUSE AND
VI LoT ON IHE ISLAND AT AUCTION.-Oa FRI
DAY the 9TH instant. shall sci IA front Of the
premises, at y CLOCK p m. south half Lot n. ln
81 bdIvislOn Of Square No sS6. with the Improve
ments, consisting of 8 good two story Frame House
with rooms, kitchen and wood house. THIS
property fronts on Seventh street wet, eIt the
corner of south street aLd runs bacs 20 m a. ey
Terms: One-ha 4 Dash, bslancs a ~ monfhs the
purchaser 70 give E't-s for the deferred pAyHenf.
bearing lGterest froE usy Of - p. deed Clyet-
and deed OF trust ttken. Title indisputab'e.
y = tton.' A. GREEN, Auct.
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MOOD WANTCn

SEALED PROPOSALS Wi he ,ecs;vsd nv the
6f6na ~ t ,he corporation Of Georgetown, at his
about u, sixty i've cords Of good iak Wood for the
us Gs y, sne poor during the ensuing winter.
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AUCTION SALES.
. For other Anefisn .Sakes. SO arsf pags.
By WALL a BARNARD. Auouonseu,.

r. For other AEofisH Safes, -, arsr page
By WALL BARNARD. AuotionseG
Ps aSs fhoS.s Al An refo ~ TstssDaY
oHNING 18th inst, 81 u o'clock. we all eel.
stre-t bulge. the Deck Lighter Harmon Thomas.
~ a-d WALL a BARNARD Aucts.
By WALL a BARNARD, Auotionsers.
STOCK aNoFI rURES or CoNFRC-
ON FRIDAY MOkNlN 1, the s7th instant, AZ 10
ST SsSa Saloon Of c. N Kgsl-T: SIS p svsnSs.
between p and 81 st.-, has - CA AID i1tures,
a ssneFal assortment Of Fr-nch and Ameriosn
CANDIES, Preserved aud Braided Fruits, Bon
Glass Jars, Counter. Show Cases,
init Stands Scales,
&c. Crt am Freezes. Pla;es, Mods, snc Spoons.
saloon Tables, CurtS n, oilcloth, &c.
Horse, and Top and Spring Wagon.
Terms SIS, cash , osol that uut = oredIt of
81 and 81 dsJs for approved en- or ei notes, bsar-
Jya WALL a BARNARD, AuOtf.
By A. GREEN, Auctionser.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND USINPEovEp
PROPERTY On THE ISLAND AT AUCrloN.-on
sen IN ffont Of ths 81 Frems r. ats O'CLOCK M,
that valuable ploPertE known as the residence 81
square No. IS, containing about $500 square feet
Ofground, with the improvements. which consist
aouss oSptsi nm ~ SaBye1IsSt' Srrsns
rooms, dairy, smoke house, stable, carriage and
other necesse-y out houses, pump o. esoellent
water IN the yard. This property ~ handsomely
sitUatsd. ard bounded by Fourteenth street west.
sputa 40 ald Water street.. aud considered #
toe most healthy ana pleasant private residences IN
the city.
also, s handsome Building Lots. being lOts No.
rs, 9, IL. snd IS, IN square No 26S These beau
tifLl and eevsted building lots are on IhiTteen.
ID streets south, and present many ind aoements %
pc sops wishing 60 Purohsss A-hsncsOme building
site OF maze good Investment
The sale wal commence on the building lots m
square 25
Terms One fourth cash; balance in c. n. Is snd
~ months the purchasers 10 give notes for the de
fesTed pay meuts, bearing interest from the DAY Of
sale A deed given and deed Of trust taken. 1Ite
Inulsputabe. Al! convey ancing ~ the cost u the
pa rchaser. NJ. r. DANGERFIELD,
kesiduary DevIsee.
jy - eOd&ds A. GREEN, Anot.
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THIS AFTERNOON 8 To-

By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
III TURB AT AUCrIoN.-On WEDNESDAY, the
25th IRstsst shall H. st the resid snoa II gen
tlemau declining housekeeping, NO. az r sire ct.
between 5th and eth, immediately opposite Wesley
Chspel. AZ 10 O'Clock M, an excellent assortment
of Furniture. VIZ:
Fine Walnut Damask covered PaTlOT Set,
Castor, Arm, and Gothic Chairs,
M.hoEany Hair seat end kush Reception Chairs.
Whatnot, Ma-ble-top Centre and EEtenElan
Tables, Oak Hal Set, &c,
Gilt frame French Pate siirtors.
Gas Chandei. re-. fine Refrigerator,
Jenny Lind and other BeCst.ads.
China, GiasS. aud Crookery Mare.
Wind " Sha IS Brussels Carpets
cal 9th aud Mating
Feather Reds, Bedding, and Mat resses,
Coo INK and other Stoves.
tchen Rea Uis ties, &C.
Term: All sums under SIS cssh. over SIS,
credit off and 4 months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, srIng interest.
~ Is eO6ds A.GREEN, Auct.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

For other GsOTgstOrrn advertisements see frst pag.
A RARE CHARGE Is NOW OFFEREDTO
"A any one who NAV be DESTROYS Of entering in
Z PrOhtab busn' IS. at one of the best stands i'm
GOODS on reasonable terms, IN ordar 10 MAKE
change IN my business. VIZ BUBBLE.
" q In Corner Of High and Cav SITS.
nRAGSs WHEELBARROWS WAGONS.
~ CARTS, CARRYALI.~ &C FOR SALE
me under signed, at his cd estShlIs hment High
House has on hand and for sa e at the lowest eaH6
RrGes. q large assortment Of ;ha above named ar
chasers. u al Pui
~ 2+eost- RICHARD JONES.
HAVING DETERMINED TO CHANGE MY
for cash my entire stock Of DRY ": snd nd FANCY
BE tsIH 5sY E. Purchased the most fsvOrs
PSSS DE- x =, a. who may be In want Of ba gains
y I'm Conner OF High and "a SITS.
FROM BOSTON-The A packet schooner ].
+. Nethenll has arrived from the above 80
Pyt HARTLEY q BRO, 80
y 2-A 80 and IO1 Water street.
In Retiring from business take tim, occasion 70
return my sincere thanks 10 friends and customers
i3[ the liberal patronage extended TO me- and hope
they VIII continue 10 buy their Grocer les at the Old
stand. corner of Bridge and Congress street, from
my successor, Mr.. ALEX. BEALL, who Ia. pur-
chased my entire stocE and is a courteous and so-
commodatlng gentleman
=. Persons indebted TO me are hereby notified that
.her accounts Will be ready before the LIST of
August next Prompt payment is expected' Other
wise | will he obliged 10 place the hills m an on
jy 2-St John NJ REIT
FOR sALE-Thst desirable RESIDENCE on
4 the Heights of GEORGETOWN known as Rock
spring, at present occupied by r. p. Miller, Esq
are about IS acres of land attached 10 the place the
greater part under cultivation The improvements
consist Of comfortable dwelling use BAN corn
seye,sI sanles, ana spring house, &c There are
i?t adjoining known as Boyle's HiI, containing
ga aores For TENS, which will be accammo-
datng, apply TO DrKidwel or TO McCobb & Dodge,
o. w alter street jy ls-6t
BALANCE OF STOCK POSITIVELY AT
I will commence this dsy TO close off INV stoc. q,
MIdLL+IYERY, EMBRoIpERfEss 81 AID AZ 6'G DR% p
TOop such as Travelling Dress Goods, Bareges,
busters, Sun Umbrellas. Parasois, Hair Net,
MItts, Lace and SrenadIne Vsils, Hop sEirts'
leave the CITY viii ind an sbundspSs fesssns to
articles at Z. GUTMAN'S, No. III Bridge street.
oeo-se.oAn, y: =: iy u st.vSv
TIE STEAMER FLYING CLOUD HAVING
tioL by the COVER ment irspector, is EeSk
row ready for Excursions TO then1s
Srest ais or to any points on the river not over
She will run to Arlington from Fourteenth str..,
or any wharf, In Washington at 20 cents for az
Georgetovn, by way of the canal for rs csnts ,om
trip; 10 cents single trip. ''00H's founo
sfs s9;c3s A s,na WED
Wharf and other yhsvs. 30 AZ 70
iys colin JOIN MOORE, Proprietor.
s. WOOD WANTED.
9SEALED PROPOSALS. Will be received nv the
S@nss oI nt ne cooperation Of Georgetown, at his
about sixty i've cords Of good Iak Wood, for the
GeorsetoYy ~ n nurrihg the ensuing winter.
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GRAND PIC MIC

II GRAND PIC MIC
HE o. EITAS YACHT CLUB beg
leave to inform thetT friends and tie public n
that hey wall give a q rand PIc Ne ct AR ~
LINGTON SPRING, on WEDNESDAY. -
July Is. The Club pledge themselves to spare no
paIa or expenses to make tins one of the most
agreeable PIC MICS # the :, ason. Mr.. John Espu
tas brass and string band has been engaged for the
occasion. Coaches wall leave the corner Of 18th Ct
and Pa. a.. At % lock and every hour during the
ev 'LIu=. Tn steamer -. w Eigss will leave the
corner Of IIth So and canal "very hour during the
atte-Eoon. The steam packet FLYING Cloud WI /
leave Georgetown a. usual The asst coaches and
boat will leave -lInEtou 1T y o clock D. m Tick
etS - cts. admitting gentleman and ladies'; 70 be
hal of any member Of the Club
nGrHgeTN 90 part Of Other Yach'S
J BurdIHr. Of the Emma E. Bu-dInp,
DR.. Comb. of The AleNandrs Sword,
G. Bousaman. ~ the NaIsd Queen
=. q Hesse. OF the ARIEL
!. Fowler, Of the Fillmore,
X +. Mooney Of the Fl a.
Davis. of the I.sdy Harriet,
Mr. Barry. Of the BenlcIa Boz.
Nan gsrs on part r the Yachf OHeffds.
X. =. Dnyla. W. l.. Jones.
w. II. FTidley. ID. Semple
}. W. Carr, i r. Fridley.
Z. Lamb. J III. Sessford,
L. FHd!ey, y Il Voss.
2i-4'r
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PERSONAL.

MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsrRoLo-
Az GtsT AND DocTREss, Just from EErOps,-This
highly gifted and lntelgen lady can be Consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events, Call Al
Washington. ia To- Sm-
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no! FOR GLYMONT.
IL GRAND GALA DAY,
REC,EEAABBIITES N TIE FIELD

Ho'F FOR eLYMoNT6 ,vnc,D,v,
RECEAABITES N TIE FIELD
NON VERNON TENT, No. pos, Indepen-
dent o,dSr e Reenabltes, having IL
nifcon, .csle, nov TAKE pleasure - ss=-zszs4
Will give their First Annual Pic Mic ADD EXcur-
SION % Giyinont on "Wednesday july 18th
Billy " lthers Bras. and ing Band has been
&c. furnished by the ProPu.,o = vino pledge them
selves to keep the BaT q sed for the onti day aud
foot of 9th 81 -eer, IN the morning AZ o clock Bag
dens wha I, Navy Yard, at e., and Alexaudris al
% clock. in the ate noon. leave 9Th street at ?,
Navy ard ~. ID AleNaHd IA ~ O'clock re-
tHI"Ins a. seas ,iahl- hou Omulbuses Wi leave
and . st'ee' a - a. IN. aid u p. m.
-, Tickets a Inn rag seH,enlan and ladies'; TO
be mad 81 NJ Committee, or 81 the boat the day
COMMITTEE.
T c Smith, J l. Kidwe'i jy is-6t.
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION AND
The elav.r, oo,,,,IPoItC;,,n NC. -,
81. NICHOLAS having been chartered
Of of the ae RRfEPT2i6 5Is fsFTS.y SiRSG
CHURCH. south, accompanied by Prospects, band
Of mWgslc, vii gy. Their Annual PIC Ni5 to GLY
The boat vii leave Ri ey's wharf foot Of nth
street a. ~ O'Clock a. m, and return by ~
saterer aud no pairs will he spared TO renGer this
occasion an agreeable one to al who shall partici
The hoIr Of the church, IN its increased strength
Will add to - P easure of the affair by reheaTSs
of suitable vocal music -
- The school, preceded by the band will leave the
Church, on 9Th 4 at clock and, for the accem-
modatIon OF such families NAV desire 10 ride
oinnIbuseS VIII leave the corner Of Pa avenue and
Ith s. at the same hour and will be al the wharf Al
the return Of The boat ~ "
Tickets, for adults. 81 cts; children IS cts To be
procured from the officers and teachers of the
school, and at Majors Drug Store 9TH and n SITS;
). 'Ieo. Adams, 18th and |. SITS; aud r l. Nazru
DER :, SSs ID ST.; or of either Of the following
Conmtifss Of drTGHgemeHfs
VT smith = b Tucker, Warren Choate
Roh'r Israel. los Iyons = n \ 1890 ,,oa'o'
~ r h'rna jy 1871 2426
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~ EIGHTH
~ L | . y A l. T. BITION
1t CINCINNATI. OHIO, Sept I2th-2Ofh,

~ EIGHTH
~ A L y l. T. III IB + 10 v ,
1t CINCINNATI OHIO, Sept. I2th-2Ofh.
The United STATES AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY will hold it's ri ghth annual Auricultn-
raj and lndustrlai Exhibition on the grounds liner
ally provided by the citizens Of CIncInI att which
are 10 be fitted up IN the best stye. There will be
IA uaMs an and Tents for the display Of IMPME.
Mn,AiNNuFACTIRESs FARM AND GARDEN
PrRoDCEE, FRUITS, FLOWERS, and Ma
I've W :; with Stalls and PEGS for
HORSES. CATrLt, SHEEP, and SWINE;
and an unequal ed Track, one mile in length and
loTtJ Ieet In width for the exhibition of Horses
Inc Premiums ohored-In cash,-guld, SILVER, and
bronze medals,-di ElOmas and ce. tihcates amount
TO
100000.
Ihe EXhI bItIon Will remsin open from Wednes
Gay, the i<th To Thursday, the 10Th, OF September
thus giving time 10 examine and test the impe
nents and machinery.
LOT premium lists or information apply at the
Once of the Society. No $50 Pa avenue mn
stairs 81 or TO the subscriber at Cincinnati Ohio
BEN. PERLEY POORE,
q l.. =.
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PU & E SODA TER.
CALL AND TRY
THE BEST IN THE CITY,
j. r.. Majors Drug store,
jy S cost CoRNkR 1rH a n srs.

0oK OUT FOR PAINT
No. sI9 SEVENTH STREET,
Foe, Doors Soxfk Of Odd Fsilotos', Hall
n. w. HAMILTON has opened a PAINT
SHOP and PAINT STORE on the New Yorf pisn.
where can always be found PAINTS, Oils
GLASS, BRUSHES, &C, &C, At wholesale and
retail.
MIXED PAINTS FOR SALE,
AND BUCKETS WITH BRUsHKs TO Loan
N. B.-Partlcular attention paid 20 House. sign
Ornamental Painting and Graining. Stained AL
Enamelled ass Of al kinds always on hand or
furni at short notice. He warrants satisfacton
~ al NO entrusted 10 hts care. and ~ confident
that he can do work cheap, III not chea per than
any other eSta hlIshmsnt IN this city. Give him A
call. Don't forget the number-It ID 5l2 Seventh
street. N'A
ma loft PUTTY IL DOWN,
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y NOTICE.
= VIEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
PENNSYLVANIA Av.,
Southeast orHer Of Tenth street,
Washington, ID. G.

The undersigned respectfully announces to his
friends that he has opened the ne store formerly
occupied by VI. III. Vnss. Esq. and that he as re-
ceIved a large assortment of
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BALANCE OF sTT 00sc4K POSITIVELY AT

Will commence this day 20 close off my STOCK of
MaLLINERf, EMBROlDERIES AND DRY
TOODS, such as Travelling Dress Goods, Bareges
Lace Shawis, Mant las, Black and Grey Barge
busters, sun Umbrellas, Parasols, Hair Nets.
Mltts, Lace and 6renadIne Vale, Hop Skirts
40, &c At and below cost. aides preparing 10
leaye the CITY Will Ind an abundance Of necessary
articles at Z. GUTMAN'S, No. III Bridge street.
Georgetovn, ID. G.. iy 10 e.. So
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roT 0iAsT Georgetown advertisements frst page
A RARE CHANCE Is NOW OFFEREDTO
n any one who NAV be DESTROYS of enterpr in
Prohtab busInt SIS, at one of the best stands in
SSofeStoTn. L ohsT my entire stock of DRY
hOODS on reasonable terms, IN ordAr 10 make a
change in my business. w Il HIrR
~ q In Corner of HIGH And Cav sts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-22

We have bean In the habit of quoting ex.
tepsvrly from tAe Vaiiey Tar 20 siAw she
existencs Of fasrful evik Ia UtsA. Tia. fol-
lowing Ia from the Mountaineer, paper in
the interest OF the saints. II confirms. the
existence Oh the evils, bat refers them 10 a
rather different cause from that assigned By
the Tan. Fs W. Y 8#5ii5a1gs8
3 ''sTAe industrious householder, the honest
mechanic, the far-dealing merchant, may
each ask, when his doors are burst open, his
workshop despoiled, or his store plundered
who are the guilty parties7 The burglars
may confess or be convicted, but are as
sured that the chief justice will protect them
in their burglary. The grain cribs Of the
farmer may be emptied by violenee; tho poo
man or widow deprived of the last miIoh-oow
and the little ones suffer; the fatted calf may
be shot down or lassoed to furnish roasted
veal at the campfire OF the renegade. No
matter the deeds accomplished, the felons
may claim immunity from the chief Justice I
The picture is not overdrawn. Nay, more
than the half 10 yet untold. But there will
be- day of reckoning. The people thank G cd
the people Of tie United States are their
own sovsreigns Men in high and RESPONSE
Bile positions in our Government may lend
themselves to rascalisy for policy, or sell
themselves to crime for money, but there 10
. fnai and substantial remedy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-22

BrRoLARy.-0n Monday night the clothing
etore Of EsheDman d Wise was entered by
burglars, and some two hundred dollars worth
OF fine clothing taken. including coats, era
watts, dc. The grocery Of q. NJ. Snyder was
entered the same night and come FIVE dollars
In specie distracted from the drawer. The
burglars then entered p. Saunders 4 Sons
dry goods store, but were frightened away
by dog and obtained nothing. They then
visited The drug store Of DIR. Fariss, where
they obtsIned box OF tooth brushes and q
box Of steel pens; when, probably fasigued
by their nocturnal labor, they desisted from
further depredstions A part OF the stores
were entered by means of false KEYS, the rest
by cFowbars. he thieves have not vet been
arrested.--[Mt. Pleasant News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-22

Fowls. An enterpr,sing dealer has been
mp The country as far as Agency City buying
chickens, Of which, he had In eoops on the
leyea over 1000. lie says be bought them
mostly Of landlords, who have no customers
IN these hard times, and he is taking them
down the river. The smoking and Growing
of this mass convention Of feathered bpeds
was tremendous.