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The New York herald., 1862-03-18

A yoICE FROM TExAs.--We publish in an.
other column letter from Texas, depicting the
suiferings of Union men in that State, and call.
ing for help from the North. This is the most
extreme of the Southern States, and yet even
there conservative element exists, signing for
deliverance from yoke of bondage, aud wait
ing for the coming Of the federal army to CO.
operate with IL for the redemption of the
State from secessionism and Its restoration to
the old Union, under which the country has
known nothing but prosperity
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

IRoS-CrAp SHrPs-The promptitude with
which the Naval Committee in the Senate has
recommended the appropriation of fifteen mil
lions to the construction of iron-clad vessels is
good sign that the lesson taught by the Moni-
tor and Merrmac is not lost sight of, and
that we shall not be slow to profit by it. That
no time will be lost by the Senate in voting
this sum for the purpose in question, and that
the work will be executed with 90 little delay
a. possible. we sincerely bope
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14

New York, March Is.
Stocks easier with fair business doing;
money easy and freely offered at 8 per CT
Sterling exchange dull and nominaliy liza
@l .lS; & &kI 81; 'CB&Q644; G
4 c 994; iii c scrip 654; Ms "a; do.
guaranteed 4Sa; N c 57a; NYC s3s
Pan l,alt; Erie S6; do preferred 81;
Pac Mail IS; ANN Gold I,Ola; u s %
Of 81 registered s9S; do. coupons 92a;
do. Oregon War Loan Oh. II s Ss Of '6s
coupons 93; Treasury $40, 99l; No
6s 5ss; Ind IS ~; Cal Is SO; iii war
loan ssa; coupon bonds 70 500; do.
Of 70 90.
Cotton duh and heavy. Buyers refuse
70 pay the quotations current yesterday.
There are no fixed prices this A NJ
Coffee quiet and firmly held. Sugars un-
changed; lilo hhds Cuba sold G3. Mo-
lasses quite active; 500 hhds Cnba Nus
coyado sold at 224s;j 100 bbls do. q q the
usual terms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To EliAa Gum, Amy h Gum. w Ford, Caroline
Ford, = Ford, Eli Bass, Piny MartindaIe.
Admtnistrsterof this estate Of Timothy D. Martin
Gale, deceased, Thomas Davis Jrssr Aaisbs, Henry
nuianamp, ~ Terrence, Emerson, Cochran a
Co., Hiram barney, Yeatman, kobin~on eco.
Eoas and each Of YOU are hereby notaed thst there
now IN ale In the Office OF the Clerk or the Dis.
tfiet Court of Leo county, Iowa, ~ Port Madison,
petition Of r. h. Harrison. claiming OF you, klIhn
Gum, The sum Of Twenty nve Hundred Dollars With
zen per cent. interest per annum, ~ money due on
promissory note, secured by Mortgage made By
Son 70 r. IT, Harrison, dated nth OF MAYeh 1851,
sso claiming against each OF you the foreciosure Of
uAid mortgage, the same betng upon certain Real rs
tate, to-wit Lot number SIX l6l IN Block np,nbcy
yelshs tl6l 10 The ety OF keokak. Lee county and
state Of Iowa, also pressing for correction of the
vi .hv Tor - . puruns.
money asking for sale Of said premises, and gem
erai reiief And unitss you appear ard ansser said
nsxt term 2, :,id Court, e commence q Fort AadI-
son On the 81 Monday 81 May, A. D. 1860, default
viii be entered against yuu and Judgment rendered
thereon - prayed for ID said petition
NOBLE 4 STRONG. and
HIRAM KNOWLES,
married. Ar'ys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14

From and after Saturday Jan. 25th no railroad car
stage eosch, or vehicle running wess Or west~ srdy
from The river into North Missouri will
eepsrmied 10 carry freight Passengers from SEQ.
kuk without the strietest compliance with reguis-
lions u the Tfessary Department ~ Washington,
which require that all freighs, OF whatever AZURE
except such ~ may be under military orders shall be
covered Custom House permit, and that all bag
gage OF travellers shall be carefully aud al,
sealed by Custom House officer"
The undersgnea will issue permits for the trans
poation Of all goods destined for proper persons and
places with the least possible trouble delay and In
spect and seal ali baggage nftaveies leaving the city
10 manner to cause the least trouble consistent it
kas end dcsired.
Tue object aimed ut il to prevent any aid or assist
aaee Or Communication with any persona diracily OF
Indirectly dsIoy&l to or In arms against the Federal
6eveFnmsnt. JOHN sTANNUS, Surveyor.
Custom House, Keokuk, Jan. IS ie<i2. diff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14
XxxVII Congress- First Session
Washington, March. Is.

washington, March. ID.
Mr. Duell introduced joint resolution
which was passed, rendering the thanks Of
Congress to Get. Curtis and the officers
and men under his command for their
late brilliant victory in Arkansas, and
sincerely sympath.ze with the relatives and
friends OF the officers and soldiers Of the
army who SO bravely fell At Pea Ridge.
The House in Committee of the Whole
then resumed the consideration of the
tax bill
Mr.. Richardson, Of Illinois, moved an
amendment providing that two per cent.
OF the whole revenue derived from the bill
shall be set apart for the purpose Of buy
ing or obtaining by treaty certain terri
tory outside of the limits of the United
States on which to colonize free blacks.
and for the payment Of the expense Of
transportation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14
NEW YORK mARxEr.

New York, March IL.
Flour-Re Receipts IL ,04l bbls.; market
dull but without decided change in price;
sales $500 bbis. at Is 25lu5 IS SUPER
State; 6O05 55 Extra State; IS 250
70 30 Super Western; S. 5o@s5 rs
Common to Medium Extra Western |:
70 $3.50 Shipping Brands Extra r.
H. o.
Wheat-Receipts 10 ,443 bush market
dull and nominaliy unchanged.
Corn Receipts 27,0iI bush; mari e,
steady and unchanged. Sales 900 bush.
ai osM6Oc Mixed Western In store and
delivered
Pork-Steady: sales 400 bbls. el3.-
2oeglS, 621 Tor Mess; slo@ll Prime.
Dressed Hoss--RatlIer more steady AZ
5Hg5t for Wcstern.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14
---~---~----S--s
AND LUNGS.

Atthis season Of the year when coughs and colds
are troublesome every family should hare safe and
certain remedy At hand. Rarscm's live syrup and
Ioiu u tho very thing. Il mot only pleasant Tor
children 10 take, but ID certain cure for Group,
Whoopisg Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, and ii
Affections 81 lbs Throst and Lupxs.
Sold BY al Drugsists. Price IS cents.
Orders nay be sddrsssed toJ. T. wilkinson, Whole.
sais Agent. No. 81 Asin-si., ksotut, lows.
dcc,st.mwe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14

Missouri.
The Telegraph, few days since, an
nounced the return of a scouting party to
Sedalia from Bates comfy, with number
of prisoners. We now learn, by letter
from Huiskamp to his brother in this
place. that the party was composed of .
part Of Major Torrence's battalion, inclu
ding Capt. McQueen's company, and 100
Of the 9Th Iowa in wagons. They started
with ten days rations, rode day and night,
going on. over SO miles, chasing scccsih
over the Prairies, and capturing large
number Of prisoners, arms, mules, &C.
The principal object was to catch Jack
man, the leader Of band of horse thieves,
and one Marchbank, a recruiting officer
for Prices army. A large number Of
Jackman's followers, aud Marchbank
were taken. The latter was taken by
Huiskamp and Jim Hill, in q little town
called Pleasant Gap. The town was sur
rounded about o'clock in the morning.
Huiskamp went up to house, looked
through crack and saw several men
moving inside, rushed in pistol 10 hand,
and put his pistol to the heart Of Captain
Marchbank, who was just reaching for
his rife. The Captain surrendered, and
Jim Hill then coming in, the rest sur
rendered, and their arms were taken.
On the return to Sedalia, the boys had
several spirited chases over the prairies
after the secesh, in one Of which Capt
McQueen's horse stumbled, throwing him
way ahead. Huiskamp. in endeavoring
TO avoid him, was also pitched over by
the fall Of his horse, and had the pleasure
OF seeing two or three horses hoofs flying
over his head. They, however, were soon
mounted again, without injury, and I'll re.
turned safely T. Sedalia, fully expecting,
from report they had heard, to 90 TO 81.
Louis. But il turned out that ths 9th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14

COMMERCIAL
DAILY GATa CRY Orylrr,

DAILY GAra CRY Osyier,
KEoK-K March IL, T2.
FLouR-supernne . IS: sprin " hsais xir, O. G.
Fall Wheat kxtrs o. IS.
BRAN ANDsHoRTS--ssto 40c leo ~.
CoRN-l7e to 20 y buah.
BAKLEY-2sc.
wnEAT-ln good demand. Fall asa 70; sprins 4;
to SIC.
RYE-25c 10 10.
oATE-l5c.
PoTAToEs-i5gaosy the load ret.iI Is to Doc
su6AR-Sew Orleans fair let9l1 u prime II y o
I2s. clarified I2Is l3i crushed and loaf lqaAI3i.
AoLAsSEs-Plantation IS 50, sugs rhou.e 4saa 50.
Golden Syrup 7os75c.
CoFFEE-RioaiGG2ae, Java 2s d 30: Lasuyra ..aaoS.
RICE--91 Zoe.
sOAP-Paim &c, Family 5s,c, German fClu., ~
07ic.
CANDLEs-siar $50 i6, ssearine II, Mould 10.
LAKD-sl to sic; retail A4e.
BUTTEk-Common es7c, Choice 10, retail u ,.3ls
LEATHER-sois 2589ei Harness oss 30.
HIDES-Dry Toto lee, green 4.to6 8; green sheep
pets 500 3Jci green hog skins i5c.
HAY-IimotAy new IS oogG 90, bAIed es Oo1 10;
Prairie - %.
skEDs-Timothy u rs: Flax Seed slto sias.
osIoHs-a594oe.
EGGS-7c.
WHITE BEANS--S0e7S 81 90.
FEATHERS-2Ol25.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 ab4sl soy bushei.-
Dried Peaches ~ 239e ~ 50. Rsisins o. 00a ss 90.
CHEEsE-A estern Reserve Sc; Denmak sA07
BEEF-ia42xc gross. 3tG4hx quarter.
SHEEP-4l 50S2 50 p head.
HoGS-Dressed 2h43c.
SALT-G. A. ~ 50 y sack Kanswha ~ Is bar
rel; Liverpooisl soesa 90 p sack; Lake q GO .
Dbl.
FIsH-Macksrei,N No. sIssals p Dbl NO. 2 Ola
0si6, No. e99 $40. White Fish, 40 Is ooa.s 50
' half Dbl. Cod Fish 500 y b.
RAGS--W ooien Cotton &c
3 OLD iRoN-3194cs Bras. 6absc \. Cop
per IOGi2Ac b.
kxcHANGE-on New York. Eankab,e FUND.-
peFcout'--fOr gold n0mInaI. ST. LouIe little dsing
and no settled rate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14
By TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
LATER FROM GEN. CURTIS.
The 18th and 9th Iowa Raalv
Cut Up!
Th. 18th Los. $50 Killed and Wounded.
ArorHEa sArrLE ExrEcrEp,
Especial to Chicago Journal. !

Especial to Chicago Journal
Chicago, March ID.
Private letters received to-day from Of
ficers in Gen. Curtis army say that the
rebels in force are still in the rear Of the
Federal army and another battle is soon
expected. In the late fight at Sugar
Creek, tho 4th division stood the brunt of
the battle. The 4th and 9th Iowa aud
LIST and Sd Iowa batteries ars terribly cut
up. One hundred and eighty out of 500
in the 4th Iowa were killed and wounded
Every field officer in Dodge's brigade was
wounded. Col. Dodge had three horses
killed under him and he was Wounded
Capts. Barton and Burman and Lieut..
we're wounded. Lieut.. Jack
son was killed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14
w AR! WAR;! WAR!ll

All persons keeping or having for sale, any OF .
kinds Of Aanisions Of ~ Guns Pistols Res
solvers and al kindsof Ammunition are required MOI
10 seiiso any person without the under
signed Thisorde mnst be strictly complied with.
underpsnait, offsrfcitns All srticles men,ione
sheirpossession. JOHN STANNUs.
jDISd SurveycrPortof ksokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14
Con. Burnsiae On n. Gv.ra.

Providence, March 10.
A letter received here from a man in
Zen. Burnside's division dated Roanoke
Island, Sd inst, announces that the re-
port that the rebels we're evacuatine
Manassas had reached Gen Burnside. -
He will therefore be on his guard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14

Sor There will be donation party at
the Chatham Square NJ f. Church this
evening, for the benefit OF the Pastor of
the Church. All friends OF the Church
are respectfully invited to be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14


st. Louis, March IL.
The following general order will be is
sued in the morning:
Headquarters Dept Of Mo-,
st. Louis, Mch. IL.
In compliance with orders of the Presi-
dent Of tie u. s., the undersigned as
sunes command Of the Department of
the Mississippi, which includes the De-
partment of Kansas and Missouri and the
Department OF Ohio aud the country west
OF north and south line drawn through
Knoxville, Tenn, and east of the western
boundaries of the States of Missouri and
Arkansas. Headquarters of the Depart
ment Of the Mississippi will remain till
further orders at st. Louis. Command
ing officers not in tho Department Of Mis-.
sour will report at these headquarters the
strength and position of their several com
mands. lSigned,
H. w. HALLEcK,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14

- The Fort Madison Plaindealer fol.
lows in the wake Of Clagett's Constitution
Ike foul and dirty cutie. fish. 1t ap-
parenlly loves to wallew ia it's own black
emissions. Let it wallow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14

TThe Captains Barton and Burman,
mentioned in the dispatch from General
Curtis army, may mean Captain Burton,
Go. d, and Captain Burgan. Co. II, Of
the 4th Iowa, and Lieut.. Crittenden. ma
mean Chittcnden, of Co. X. This is
mere guess work, however. as the dispatch
does not say that those officers belonged
te the 4th regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14

HA-Ex-S Sheriff Griffith was sworn in.
yesterday, as private IN Col. Rankin's
regiment. tie is going into the country
to recruit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14
FROM ROLLA.
Especial to Democrat. I

. Rolla, March IL.
Wild Billy Price, desperate chief Of
guerrilla band Of rebels, has been taken
prisoner and is now in custody at Spring.
held. No further news from Curtis com.
Eand as yet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14

Infantry were ordered of. and Col. War
ran had arrived from St. I.oais, with or
ders to remain in Missouri, whereat our
boys were somewhat disappointed, as they
think they have done about their share q
inglorious sscesh hunting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14

EOR RENT.
Two nrst-ciass Dweling Hosses. R.assrs Of
A. H. HEAsLIp,
mef1l.dSt Corner Tth and r ran X ln.sta
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14

- v AS0Ah bftdl OAE IEllOW-cltlTGU
l., w. Huston has been sworn in az q mi
vate in Col. Rankin's Regiment Mr.
Huston raised company last fall for Col
Giover's Regiment, but was not allowed
to leave the State with his men. Fooled
in this attempt he has CONCLUDED to join
bis fortunes with the 18th. We conrrat-
ulate Col. Rankin on his acquisition of
men OF good character and standing, like
MIR. Huston, and at the same time We trust
that Huston may obtain position which
he Is eminently qualified by his faithful
ness, courage and capacity. to ell.
BREAKING ur.-On Wednesday night
there was great connection at Alexan-
dria, caused By the gorge and the ire
nendous cracking and rushing of the ice.
The Des MONIES was raised about II feet
by the backset, and the ice was shot clean
across the Mississippi to Warsaw, and
piled up in huge heaps along shore.
People were startled BY the noise and got
up in the night to see what was the mat.
ter
The gorge broke aud the Des Moines
fell yesterday morning about ten feet, SO
that passengers and the mails came on up.
The river 10 clear below Alexandria.
but there was yesterday an immense ac-
emulation of ice on the sand bar clear
across from Alexandria to Warsaw, with
. clear space above across which skifs
were passing.
At this point the ice moved 200 yards
down the channel on this side, leaving a
large clear space opposite the Packet
depot, II will probably 60 down to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14

sSr The boys in Camp Halleck bad
great sport last evening in making feints
to run the guard. A whole battalion or
less, with hootings and yelling, would
run at the guard, and as the bayonet was
presented, suddenly dodge off to the next
guard, and SO they "gaed it in most
exciting manner. No lives lost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR THEREG

- INVENT OF COL. JSO. ". RANkIN.
Cornerof Third and Exehage streets. Business OF
dec. corner Main and Second streets
y, oraoro &. GUTHRIE,
Z ESsS-a Acting Adjutant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-14

UTsubfcrirtIons received for The Cuttsrs' Monthly
Journal Of Paris srd New York FASHIONS also EJr
"encfoss system OF Cutting mar12d2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02
RICHMOND WING.
The Daily whis an -EIeh@Ona-PaT the Car

The Daily WhIg in -kIehnOnd-Pay the Car
riers.
The great demand for bE1LT WIG within the city,
well BY regular as by transient readers aud the ah
Guilty o. satisfactorily supplying both elAses of readers,
BY a carrying system adapted only to Office subscrp-
lors have induced Us % resort 20 the only feasibe
MODE Of managing large city circulation, 20 wit that
of prepayment 70 As Carriers Prom this dA:e, there
fore no subscriptions for the wms to be LETT within the
city viii Be taken al Ibis Office ard an persons indebted
for subscription to the present time within the city, are
requested to call at the Office and settle their accounts
The Carriers viii Of eOgrse, continue 10 deliver the pa.
per to the present Subscribers and receive pay for the
sane at the rate Of fifteen cents per week. The public
VII nov understand that all restriction upon the sale OF
the WHls BY Carriers within the city Is removed, and
that all Who want il may buy from the Carriers or have
it et for them at their residences places Of business
Ssptsga5cr l6ih 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02
APRIL, 1864.

DRY GOODS.
lTEacHANTs visiting his city -th veS o. making purchase
vi respectfully solicited 70 eEArne our STOCK OF DIX
GOODS. we ofrr FOR sale;
500 bales Brown - lettings and SAlrtnga,
30 4" OsnAnargs,
50 cAsrs Biesched sheet'ngs and Shrungt,
5Ob alrs Plaid and Striped OsusbprNs,
SO 7iec-s Striped a,i Plaid Domosucs Tor ssrvantA
- s. bales ucC1gT,
81 pralns md striped shiraagz.
= $40 caFgs Fancy Pvints,
q" Cottocafe7,
10 C1ior-i Csmor.s
g d" ErntncFy Jr4=s and rveeiS,
Aaf sr.- 1i N-,y -1l Nae Linens ;rsFelts Estr.
,stIL 81 4 -r DID. .rers llyuB Plu striped and - 1.o.-
49, g-arrg 81 .ara. s Calfuerek. Ycstnrs e., le,
All o. 10y % ~ cash All prompt trade.
IlLETT 4 DRAWKY,
no. II pesri street,
81 Rirflnoad, Va.
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sHARIS patent
- - -. -,
% ,l' : NEW i: .H.A;RsR.QWs:
GREAT: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

notice 20 The ely And country people In want Of anJ
- oods would do usiiby calling 81! N : ~ Ma n street.
HAVING Yery large stock Of Prinis
de plain and agurr Bsreges basS an eSe5s1 tin r
sres and and ~ g sa ~
,y-vantr. saies Callers; Morocco, Kid aud CaSn Soe
Ns.ssI al Chdrers shoes oi every SHe an quality Llea
and Gotten 5ods and boy La Sax ga Lac So
cloves Al ~ cents; MAt SIk 20 80 Linen bosns .
sen,ss Yh Linen 7g5 SIN and, SO eentsi PSras9n An
and ttiped u cents Swiss cGmbrlc and Jasonet ngtn
6ambrc worked Bands and 0ossS ~ COST All those gooa
a6oYe and great many toe numerous to1 ~
hard tines had eosuneedi BE careful that yoa come 70 ne
right place. No. q MSHstSs ;, srr ,Ygr
mySl 80 ,-...., ,..,- 80 = s'IOshfh ShhASoN:
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-. TO READS OF DEPART

HASS NENTs AND AsslsrA NIL voud beg to invite 'ae
aen5n Heads o. Deparents o. The various branches OF
the GoFernen NE Coaert.e states In Rchmcnd 70
extensive sock OF Books, PAPER, St9ttOii-
cry, EaVolOPcs, sfIank Books, &e.s which vi
iurui5h than a. iair pflces.
Having attached . ny estsbshsnt extensive Book Bnt
~ prepared Binding, and The aanpfaare o.
BAnk Boo u every description The best mAnaer md a. the
lowest prices. A. AOE6Ls,
Pubnaher and Bookseller,
lea " Main street, Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02

I .iEOOPACKAGESS gANURACTURED TO-
I.DOO BNCCO. I'VE have In sore l.b0O packages man
uf9cta roaee oEvSrois FanAs and qualities which win
sell and take In pymen. nSnk Of PtSvana notes at low
prices FOR ne ndes Of siy Bank our State HUME JAME
corner Va ando'ty Streets - = -sel9
CtRNUINE AVIAN. CI6 AXIS. ofths hnes, brand,
VI Just received IRON NeW Orleans and Charleston ASo Hcw
OEretes and Che finest Of smoking and ehe1ng To-
bAeec 4BA1ERs Drug story, ls6 Main street.
cor above PeJtomeS. - r. ~ = fSsSs
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ZINE LIQUORS.
avs IN rtarh inp4ns1 dfTs a grnr trtnns ~ lhs

ZINE Liquors.
WrhNs N tore Imported dlfsSi non ,rsnss. By shs"LAu
LOO eAlss sne olsrsi hl-y
30 basketI Chan paens Was
casks 6ne French Brandy
bsades large lot Of very superior old Wines Asd BrAnd
Questionable q, AMI purity, having bought In
Also London Porter, scotoh Ale, i.h and Scotch Whiy
jamaica Rum &C. Cur stock Virginia Rye whisky co1piseI
most Of the best brands part Of which vey old
ali OF which viii siia advance In lots 70 sut per.
ohsssri J0BHS0N, YOUNGER OTsY,
je,9 Ma. Is Phari s.rsst. Rieh.nnnd. VI.
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l,c---. Bk >. ". GA&EkCEA.-DsAA
49, sa-I have iorsoas months aseI In my fSnaly Sem
pies lastly celebrated BSEing Pc ~ ders, and take Pet
ne e eorealins ttsr auies he vt-y best article
rave ever t askng light sSSst spoosy bread There
no excuse Tor when Senple'a Powders ae USED
Respectfully, :. RcHAEn LHESlLA
e.l.-,h,r, Ia Y, vgl.f is6Q t9
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LIrNRY CAPS. Military CUps2: Jvl
vi DJO-Ef oHs-l, Wholesale As;aA Military
an s Pubic geasAns hi ge stock % Hone NaRaas.ugyi
,iooi. rer Black Cifet and Fatigue Style C.ps
rad ~ .1ltlsa favorable ll city
10 n sSo1l a.tsnu d desired 70 ne Slack Mltsr-
,p h l. ne dazs dlrkole AID EAresi Cap nAnu!-c
sared HKvag had god supply q stock The manufacture
o. Dr- 49, tsr me Halas and Rea aie Sl seeoniHa
e. JnHx DJO-Ev - MNn Ssreet gchnond Va ,.sr7g,
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e cay YEsEDR!GUANO..

=, e CAlY .XEHDR;GUANO.S.. ~.
yH unierignsd qfsr ir se leA Oily Verde Glano and
H. annex ieC sissia 2Aae BY oieiSori Ilehig.
found 90 contain: : 8 - : -: =" - -,
lnorgSnic Mattel. =: g.. =. - E6S.C4
Welding Sand Gi insoabls substance, LIB
Pos. Iron and Alumtnar ,s..Vt 49, ., OIL y
PhOsphqric Scd SGIabllodNi Lime aud NAG -,
49, aesA, go. 800 ~ :~Asa =
sOIgAnic Matter '-.--..-."- - =. -, n.T9
Capable oypfodstiag iAnmonia,'. = 81. :.
Nklrriss moisture, 81 s-":-ts - '' =" r5T
{ eel - - ~
t.;'.'- &c.. - - -, : e 10000
The PhoIPhorIc Acid As ouotsi above cosnsj with ns And
nAgneu e6ua % cent OF Bone Phosphate Of Lane
-. S@sgred, =! r:i E. "a. A.. LEIDIG PHI DIS.
have with above clabo 20 per eenioi the PsruvT.
GuEno aud beng dcsrosof lplrodacr among fAn'
. - - - y .f,wM BRENT 4 co.,
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yOTICE.-Owil

W impossbty o. procuring supplies except tor cash,
NJ hereafter cash only, ezeeping only thoe
6o assrn have bean hsrctoore promptly the months
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SASH, 8LEND And DOOR
--.. Manutnctory

CORNER TN AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
M MERCER ~ HILL
III prepared 10 supply a. the sore notcs ever lettp
a ton Of work Ia their ne Operating with The approved
naehney and hs bee. quality Of Iaatsns They vii warrant
Pe.on, who tiih buIdins repairing, respectfully
vlted 70 give Is . call - T.
% Orders from the country viii receive prompt aiteuhoa
We purchase Gas factory prices and easbIed
sMh glazed al he loueIt rates
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