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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-30

M ADhME DELARUE would respectfully an
for time from her old stand to make room for inn
street, west side, fourth door above street where
she has her usual assortment OF fine Fancy Goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-30

COUNTRY BOARD-PersOns DESTROYS of obtain,
| ~ ing COUNTRY BOARD be accommodated
on reasonable terms by applying to Mrs. N. MA
| GRUDER, BIadensburg Md. lie 2S-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-30
PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED concerning the
i whereabouts of DAVID KEARN!NGHAM by
ceiyed. Address Box A Star Office. It"
MRS. NJ NJ BANGS, Midwife, has removed to
1vl $50 on 9TH street, between and X, and will
be prompt in attending all calls ct all hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-30
IT $. INTERNAL REVENUE.


DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ASSESSORS OFFICE, Washington, june, l8i1.S
Notice is hereby given to all whom IT may concern,
that the assessment lists for Income Tax and anIu
aI Licenses are now in this office, No. ass 9TH at
west where the assessor can be found for ten days
from 3th day June, 1855 to hear and decide on any
appeal that may be made from the assessments re-
turned by the Assistant Assessors There Is no ap.
peal after the list is forwarded To Collector Office
All appeals must be made in writing and shall
specify the particular cause matter, or thing, re
specting which decision is requested, and shall
state moreover the ground or principle OF error
complained Of
All persons who shall not have made return of
income during said time of appeal will suffer pen
atty of q per cent additional tax and all persons
doing business May !, 1865, and have made no ap
plication for license will he proceeded with accord
ing to law, unless application is promptly made.
% =. II. PEARSON,
10 3O-rot u. ). Assessor. ID. C.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Il undersigned until July 5th. 1855, for eNcavating
For all other further information inquire of W III,
DOWNING or GEO. III. PLANT, No. 415 18TH
street. The work to commence Immediately.
je 20 At
FOR THE 4TH.
~ FLAGS. FLAGS FLAGS
Just received a large assortment of SILK, Bunt-
''e' ' MRS. +. LOVES,
2SS Penna avenue, south side,
lie 1t between 9th and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-30

9. n REWARD-To whoever returns my small,
- " well known black old MARE, strayed or
stolen from Capitol Hill, d. G., She carries her
head low. with tongue out of her large mouth
small saddle scar on the right side of back AMOS
HUNT, No. 81 north street, Capitol Hill
jc 28 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-30

O. REWARD--Stolen on Thursday night June
sDC 18TH a small BAY MULE, with name and
tail trimmed, years old. The above reward will
be paid to any person who will return or give any
information SO he can be found.
it, THOS MASON, Jackson Alley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-30

,smssr HEALD,S AMERICAN BRASSao -.
= 81 sss1 o1g I'll BAND .sissic rs1f az IN
xstring Masie turnlsheA when reQair red. ~
I. a; HAD, Leader. No l9l II ct, n. P sfent OF.
a. " .TYLER, Director, No 4ST E ct Navy Y'dj
A. p SHERMAN, Secretary. jei2-tSepl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-30

A TRoLOGY.-MADAME KROUSE will give
- information on all the affairs of life and in
at all hours hours Of the day and evening. Gentlemen
as large as life. Residence AS Sd street between
Pa. aV. and C. street. ie o. SIS
DR: PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-30

coz REWARD-Strayed or stolen, on the night
eSZC of the 18th instant one Bay HORSE, with
white hind feet his name half cut, got little white
spot in the middle of his back scar about large
as a quarter on his neck where the collar rubbed.
The finder will receive the above reward upon re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-26

ARMSTRONG After short and severe Illness at his
dence 1853 varick street. DANIEL g. ARMSTRONG, in the
Funeral services at Mddletown, Orange county, this
Wednesday, afternoon at halfpast one O'Clock.
Orange county papers please copy.
BRADY-On Monday, July "a ANNA KATRINA, only
child Of John r. and Kate L. Brady.
The funeral will take place this "wednesday after
noon at two oclork from 81 West Thrtythird street.
BURRows--At the residence of her son.in-law John
Harrison, at Saersye, N. j. PHorBE Ann BURROWS, in
We esth year Of her age. Widow Of william Lord
Burrows
Notice Of funeral ceremonies to morrow.
roLaAs.-on Monday, July ~ at his late residence,
William street, Astoria, L. L. owES CoIeAS, aged e2
his friends anu acquanances are respectfully invited
70 attend his burial this "wednesday afternoon, at one
o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery
CUMBER-os.--C4aRfs b., infant daughter OF William
and Margaret Cufbers0n.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF her parents 81
Sands street. this Wcd oday afternoon at two o'clock
CuA.mAs In Washington a. c., on Monday, July "a
ANNIE r. CnAfMAS, wife OF Jas T. Chapman.
CooK-M Ms residence No OF West Twelfth street.
Monday, July -. the Rev. EDWIN X T. Cook, rector
Of the wainwright Memorial church.
The funeral Will take place at the church. corner OF
wavcrey place and Hammond street. Thursday after
uoon at two O'Clock The Clergy congregation and
friends Of the family are invited to attend without fur
CLANCY On Tuesday, July 25, SUSAN the beloved wife
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of her
husband No 157 West Thirty seventh street. this WED
nesday) afternoon, at two o'clock.
DuOtEY.-On lucsoyj July 90 ANN DOOLEY ageu ~
The friends and relatives Of the Family arc respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence,
No Gil Fifth street, on Thursday afternoon, three
O'Clock.
Illness McuAEL DEvANSY native OF the county Of Sligo,
Ireland
Further notice of the funeral will DO In tomorrows
bAY-on Tuesday, July 49, after short Illness Jous
The beloved son OF John and Eliza Day. Of dpthcria
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
ectfully invited TO attend the funeral this "wednesday
afternoon The remains will be taken TO calvary Gene
terry for nterment .- -,
DAsIErs-The funeral Of Mrs CArHARrSE DANIELS,
rcIict of william Daniels took place from y, AIMS
ohurch tlrhth street, Tuesday morning, July 70
DEALrSa.-On Tuesday, July rs, RALPH L., son OF Sam
uel r. and Margaret II. Dealing 80, So,
Friends and relatives are invited TO attend the funeral
At the residence Of his parents No l23 west for.y
eighth street. this "wednesday afternoon !" 'nre
o'clock -,
DuxS-At Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July 20, Of dyson
terry, HARnY only child of Charles and Kate Dunn, ase'
years and months -,
Funeral wiz take place from ls2 Clinton street thi
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

BRusn-woop New York city, on Friday, July
n by the Rev f. r. Hildreth pastor OF Trinity Metho
Dist Episcopal church, WILBUR =. Brush TO JENNIE A.
WooD daughter Of Barton Wood all Of this city.
HAII,-BRusH.-On Tuesday, July %, by the Rev.
DR. Burchard. JANIS H. HAUL TO Miss LOUISA BLANCHE,
sny daughter Of Henry Brush, ESQ.,, al Of this city.
LoEy-OwEvs. Friday, July n, at the residence
Of the brides father by the Rev L. Cuyler, Mr Will
LIAM A. Lo,EY to Miss HARRIET 8 OWENS all OF Brook
1n
MARTIN cDoSALD.-By the Rev 8. A. Seaman
at his residence, Lieutenant Colonel MARTIN, late OF
United States Volunteers TO Miss MARIETTA MCDONALD,
q New Brunswick, ~ j.
New Brunswick IN. j. papers please copy.
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-
FINANCIAL.


A III, THE GOVERNMENT LOANS, ALSO STATE,
n city and county Bonds bought and sold. JOHN u.
MURRAY United States Loan Agent, q Wall street
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER
"A and Bank of England notes bought and sold
JOHN II. MURRAY, 20 Wall street.
CRoroN AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT-EEw YORK,
~ July q, is65-Noiice is hereby given that I've per
penalty will be added the LIST Of August next all
unpaid water rents. 7. II. TAPPEN, Wster Registrar.
CoUPoNs OF UNITED STATES BONDS DUE IN SEP.
" TENDER, November and January nett cashed IN gold
JOHN Il. MURRAY, q Wall street.
L,IoL, TosCANo q CO., NO. SAN PEDRO STREET,
Havana, Cuba, respectfully solicit consisnments Of oil
kinds Of merchandise agencies for machinery collection OF
claims which their best attention Will be bestowed
Reurns made In gold or liberal through agent
in New York, JOSE ENRIQUE DE SANTOS, ~ Cedar st.
If YOU WANT TO KNOW ALL ABOUT SPECULATION,
and stocks OF every description buy the most use
volume, Just published, stock Exchange MANUAL BY ~,
Harmon, Enclose 81 aud you wiz receive y by mall IN ~
" bo9kseer Address NJ Flepry. No. Amisy street. NJ j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-26

The celebrated Drew horse is more He was found
flew mornings since in his stall with Of his fore legs
roken in two places. The manner in which IL was done
y still mystery TO tho person who had him in charge,
- Clifford of Fairfield Corner Me-, where he had been
INT by his owner Hiram Drew Of Levant TO stand this
season. writer In the Watervile (Me) Mail says:
AProbably horse in thsountry hasproduced many
mo horses this one, and will be long time before
bis equal will be found He twenty six
I'D and believe has always been in the possession OF
his present owner"
hrc broke out recently at tho British Museum, Lon
Aon, and destroyed a number of valuable manuscripts
before II was suppressed
There is family in Detroit of quite unusual compost
Non. The father and mother have each been married
three times and have had children by each marriage and
III now living happily together under one roof-six
ssts Of children.
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TnE LEcTrnn sEAsON.

IMPORTANT IrCTuRTs DAftY--FOR GENTLEMEN
only at tho New York Museum Of Anatomy tis bruAd-
way Parties unable attend these lectures can have the
forarcd ON receipt cents by addressing secretary 0i
New YORK Museum Of Anatomy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-26
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

TT rs WONDERFUL TO HEAR HOW THE TURKISH
Water Pipes arc admired and The rush for them rty
isninr Tho agents BERG CO.. No me ~
petcrsburg cigar store tn Broid~ay N y. cigars s'io
r ,,de A llw precs Amber and Meerschauins rel ca
md cut TO order At ths shortest notice.
rnn nnn CIGARS AND LEAF TOBACCO CHhP
sD'1U.UDV 10 the trade Fine Cigars iof nii,Nv. N'3
81 To 81 per 100 N unsatisfactory, money feun'e" '"ue
sales sem monthly, ~ close cOnsignments 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-26

u,rErH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN.
by trous oxyde gas rec,h handsomely userteh az pa
tina, gold rubber. Teeth dnraby plugged Win goid 1c
All operations warranted Charges moderate, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-26

JIrANTED-IN A JEwELRY STORE, AN ACTIVE AND
w intelligent lad of about Is years Of age with good bust
qualities and business experience: one who re-
sides with his parents preferred Address Jeweer, sta
ton c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-26

A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS SERVED FOUR YEARS
n the army and worked two at house painting,
wishes under instructions for TO learn the
sign painting AddSess for two days James McCabe, No
Monroe ST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-24

View York Aarkst.
By Telegraph Ssv yoaE. Oct -
Costen-Unssttled n s50Se for niddiing-
Hosr-s0loc better, 2s0s <ox for saafss ~
10 for Extra q o; and 3sels 80 for rrsds Drasds
market closins eus~s
whsky-Pirm: wsstsrn 90.
Grain-Whsat 49, better; S0Dl rs foe Chioarc
Spring mel 70 for Mivauhis Club l 'sOI 70 10
Amber Mivsukis = so1 - lbr ssv Anhsr DassA
Rye quiet Barley more sctivss sales ~ 10. narisy
Matt s1isl Corn without ehangx isOa9 Soe snscunA
and ssoee for SQUAD mixed vtssn. Osts n nods~sss
request toostc for unsound. AnA 81 D5oc ihr SQUAD
0rocsriss-sasar quiet Cuba end AusoovsAe l19<D
Is9ke Havana lee Aoiaaes ssist. hops ssssAy; q
q Is fos 1854 crop. and 5000 Tor 1885, PservIssn
dali; s'es s~ orsds; ocoea< RsAasl b BosA, ed u
OS1 Do free.
Wool quiss and Ara-
Hrovhasns-Rosk unsettled ~ closed Asevy; y -
- - ~ osss. e,esins n - iz<essA - eoon = 81
for prime Ds< 1sso ~ nso ~ Orsosa - nsvun.
b~, seai or buyer eptioa. - ~ a. ~ qssss ~
steady; II oo1N % fos plaa nss and - cool1 % ~
extra mes Beef hass in moderate dssasd new vsst-
wn Is oo01 90 Cut meats qsist md noninal q le5<
o171 for shoulder, and soozs Tyr hans Bacoa q~sss
Lard steady II 34,4o2se- Batter dsnasd ~ S1eHr
for OF TO- and soass for State ccess steady u lex
Isle.
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WAo0mY.-We are afraid tAat during the
sojourn Of cur friend Dobbs = Burlington,
he had divers and sundry attacks Of The blues,
that he vas hypochondriaoal and vas preyed
upon BY III spirits, that the mosquitoes proved
ZOO many for him, and his constlnt longing
for his oil we'll robbed him Of the genial hu-
NOR that 90 well becomes him. Rise how
could he got OF the following grin moral lee
ture at being called wag. All, Dobbs Of
our highest confederation There il something
wrong with the circulation Of your blood,
your liver don't work easily and well, the
fluids Of your body are getting turbid and sol
idi6ed. Plantation Bittss, my friend, VII
bring you out Yet are you not alone in moi
being particularly jolly even when your humol
most excites the hilarity Of others. Poet'
have written their most ludicrous illusions il
seasons Of greatest depression of spirits. Co
medians have been grum, ajolly smile does NJ
constantly dwell upon the physiognomy o
Dobbs I'VE have seen him) and our friend
Slukes. modestly and to his shame be it spo
ken, has been lectured for looking cross. Blu,
to Dobbs:
The Dubuque Times calls as an incorrigible
wag. That may be so, for aught we know
but we are sensible, friend, that ways. who,
to the superficial spectator, take the world fe-
licitously, suffer with every variety of blues,
from simple dependency up to chronic ny.
pochondria. Their merriment, which may
tickle Others, is often to themselves like the
rattling of dead mans bones in coifin.
Their laugh, which may inspire others with .
feeling Of humorous animation, sounds to
themselves oftentimes like vail of agony
from some poor mourner in Q graveyard.
Their jokes which are want to bring, the bois-
ferrous laugh from others, are horrible mocke'
ries to themselves, partaking more of the
mirth of hideous insanity, than Of aught
else beneath the sun. "Incorrigible wag!'
Yes! Make jokes for the million to- day; and
tomorrow be food for worms! A joke and .
laugh here, and six feet Of soil, and gibbering
Death, therei That's all of it. lncorrigi-
Bile vagr Ha! hal hal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-24

CHICAGO FIHAscss.-The Erensma Journal Of
Oct. 2lst, says: 49,
"The supply Of Eastern Exchange is limited and
inadequate to the demand, and rates axe Armer.
The banks buy ct 1-1o9i of l p cent discount,
and sell ct par@I-lo Of p cent. premium,
chiefly ut the latter rate.
The demand for money IL aetive and pressing.
and the market IL still close and arm, bat tke
banks, In nearly all eases, manage to take care Of
their best custonsrs."
The TribSns Of Sunday, October ed, says.
There IL one fsssars Of this proAues tsads which
begins 70 alarm some Of our Enthusiastically
those Who ars "in" for carrying Il all winter Il
IL the opinion whish has bsen fndas&xiously cireu
lated BY the produce bears that before nAas sprine
the wheat in store viii b esosins "stunpsail.S
Il i ths, almost much - ths scarcity Of nc.ey
during ths vssk, which has tagneA tie bankses
against produce papsr; they ~ sftail - - -
Hesa u carry II through ths winter, aad tAsy aso
anxieas to havs It shipped through 70 New Yssk
- speedily ~ possible.
Anothse inA1sncs at work keeping ~ 49,,
nsrst e!osA = ths desire 70 b in rsedineu - u
~ pe0vjsi0n dealers - Dpea - asEivo poohina
sonansoess. Il y ~ haakMs . pee6eat -
nee e wy 80 shaPs sos n ~ thY hsps ~
By "s1esing down" On ~ grain Hsu, fan1ine
thsis seopoaAd intseset moss, asd soulng lAafS
sns9luM4 q esssa-T AistisGI e - aAae = nsee
~ dsMAn4 ~ Aese nsa1A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-24

From Evening News of Oct. II.
Flour-Cboice is held firm. and there was . lii.
tie better demand for super. Sales ct s. rs tc
As per sack: super at 81 IS; low spring extr. =,
81 SO; fall At IS; spring extra 1t S. 25 choice an
per at s. so; fall super, choice at - So
and spring extra ut - 90; double extra Il $40 nc
to IL 90.
Wheat-Salcs were limited. Choice ersdes .r.
held firm, while low grades are dull Sales IN lot,
ct 81 IS to 2 80.
Corn-very little change in the market Sale.
yellow, in lots At 69c; white At 74c, second h.nd
sacks.
0ats-Prices lower, Sales at 40c, without sks.
III sks ct Al to 47c, delivered.
Rye-Market about the same. Sales damaged
at 55c; inferior At 7oc, SKIS included.
Barley-Very little done. Ssles damaged at
40c; choice 1t 95c,
0nions-Market duh and prices . little lower.
Sales in lots At IS to Csc
Potatoes-The market ia steady and no change
in prices. Buckeyes in lots 1T 40c; mixed At Il
to 55c; neshannocks at Csc.
Bacon-Sales of plain canvassed hams 1t al2c:
sugar cured do at &c.
Lard-Sslcs At 33c.
Whisky-Steady, 1T ~ n.
Apples-Sales Gcnitens At 81 SO.
Hay-Sales in lots at SIS.
Dried Fruit-Apples At s. 50 to so; P..chss
Ut IS per bush.
Butter-Sales country at 40.
Brooms--At 81 so.
Corn Meal-Fifty brls city at ~ so.
Groceries-There was but little business from
nrst hands in sugar and coffee. We quote prime
Porto Rico sugar 1t lie; Havana 1t lo to l7&c:
Cuba at 154 to l6c; Muscovado At Is to Isle; fair
70 prime Rio Coffee ut 81 to 32ic; skimminrs 1t
70 to 29c Java at 40 42c Rice in tiercss Il l2c
in bags at lot lie; New York syrup molasses
at S. to Coo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-24

From the Evening Journal Of Oct 9Ist.l
The market for Flour to-day Was quiet and
without material change, Holders in some in
stances demanded advance Of Is TO 15c Per bril-
but the sales show no quotable improvement in
values. Common to fair grades Of white ~intei
sold At ~ rs to 10 SO; red winter 1t 50 IS; sprins
extras At from 81 81 to ia, and spring super
hne At Is to 6 so.
Wheat was frmer and advanced to 3}@ pei
bushel spring grades with sales Of No. u
from 81 81 to 40, closing 1t 81 So to 3s}. No
2 spring ranged from 81 Is to 10, and Was tDle.
rably sc,ive. Winter wheat was in good demand
and higher, with sales 1t 81 rs to 50 for No. l,
and at AZ for No. Z Red.
Corn opened frmer, with small sales At an I'D.
vices the market fell back and ruled quiet Il 4se
dull Only three boat loads changed hands, ct 4ee
for No. l, and Ate for No. aHoAt.
Oats were hrm, with better demand. At An I'D.
2Qic, and Of No. : at 70 to 24ic.
No. ] cold at so 10 Ole and No. : At 81 to 5S&c
Barley was dull and for lots in store the market
was entirely nominal. Lots by sample cold q
from IS to 43c. Prime grades Of barley rang>
from 81 to Is
Highwines were steady and hrm, with salss .,
- %.
Provisions were quiet, but firm. Mess pork sold
to the extent OF 500 brls ct 434 90, and prime
mess was held at 42s 90 to - 50. Old and nev
prime lard sold 1t 2sc. Beef hams were 6rm q
$50 per brl.
Greceries-Thers il NO material change to notes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-24

DAzIr Cars CuK 01y1cs,
October =, 1855.
Ourprodacs market y shsrastssissa Win > eosd
dsal Of regularity. In sgss, potssoss, sdrA ~
thsrs il very little change In IL quelaEip. Dut-
tss ID not ~ Arm, and " note slight decline.
Business generally il very good-espeeiaIlysasa
eur wholesale dsalsfs.
FIous-D Double Extra Hall q "a Is; Ixtss
Fan 80 50; Extra Spring - Is; ssp~las y Is.
wnAr-RxirssAeiss On Pan q q b, on
Fall q 20 to u Is; new 1a,l n ssA q 9,
Spring. Il 3sto l Is.
CoRx-35 to 45c.
Rrs-Old so TO SIC; new, 4s to sos.
0Afs-Nsw - 70 soe; old, IS.
s.sDs-Timothy - IS; Flaxsssd - stto ! 80.
Eces-In demand ct 50 to Sic.
BUrrER--40 to 45c.
PorAroEs-l6 to 50e
SWEET PorAross-$I so to 81 rs.
LAaD-30c.
BAcos-27c.
SoRGRun-40 to 45e.
CH1cKnxs-Young So Is to 50; old - rs to
4 so.
BRHswAx-3Sc.
RAas- ~ to Sc.
PsArHERs-From common to good so to Soc;
prime IS to zoe.
wooL-Tsb-washed s. to COO; Aeees-vashed 50
to IS; unwashed / OF.
HIDas-Dry nint lse; dry saltsd lilo; Green se;
rslt. t1fotI 1ac
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-24


ChtenGo Levo Dtnak rRnrIkat.
YYr,est - ~ r., Ie..ea = ~ NJ
~..er.A,x e-,..-...1.- ~ ~. ---.- s.
- @se~ 49, 49, ~ ~ - ~ -
Rsao.e -l-Se q =, 80 a.
!ne AoosssV asssvs - pr
Tn. 1919. u I. 81 a-l "a -
W. HSs 49, s.e.,s n. - 49,
!. 49, - 49, 49,.
= ~ -. ys a.
y. - - -
~. 49,, ossess 80
"" n. ns.eo ..S,.S ~.
i,ivv 70 isSvv ios' ano ny q qeessea - - = -
so-day 500. ..'.',..ss
| oecona 49, s,1.sn -
+ 1879
81 s-e.r -. - - g euotaA
to-day 3Sse q
IAisa roa1HnA0so go fnis
seeGeA evegnging Ago ~ y l,eee
M, aad 10y b. esseea to-day oE...-@S 49, u
rosrtA Clase-Imbrases stock stssff,
/ averaging $50 10 $50 lbe, and nay b
quoted to-day ~ ......4A ze0A -
vihh Class-Enbraess COED, smooth,
fat COWS, weighing from ,0oe to ], lO0
| lbs, and may b quoted to-day at...-4$ eesS IS
Sixth Class-EmhrAces fair cows In me-
dunn fesh, weighing from $50 to 200
lbs, and may BE- quoted At...... .......H 3So4 rs
Seventh Class-Embr.ces light COWS
and scallawags, and may b quoted
to-day at....................... 5t04 ~
Hogs-Sales were made this morning ~ prices
ranging from I'll so to II y per loo Ibs. Theirs
| 10 moderate degree OF activity and prices srs
steady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-24

Tn original Packard's ink, made exclu-
sively for the use Of boot and shoe makers, il
for sale at Bidleman's shoe, leather and find
ing store, in pint bottles. Also Riggs edge
backing, in quart bottles. Oct24-It
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-24

BAYARD TAYLOR, the distinguished traveller
and writer, will lecture under the auspices OF
the Keokuk Library Association, at the
Chatham Square Church. on Tuesday even
ing, Oct oath, commencing at = O'Clock P.
n. Tickets so cents, to be had at the book
stores and at the door.
By order of the Lecture Committee.
Oct. 2lst, 1S65-3t
FoR fns ready made clothing, for clothing
made to order on the most reasonable terms,
70 70 Vsnsill l. Jones. Oct6lm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-24

VIZ thank our friend Walden, of the Centre
vile Loyal Citizen, for complimentary no.
tice of the GATE. Appanoose county is po-
htically redeemed. Her Union sons have
made splendid fight, and foe whipped and
rou-ed is their reward. Capt. Walden bore
gallant part in the campaign and by his
election the county has given itself valuable
representative.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-24

Qua ever accommodating newman, DAVID
g. Lowry, places on our table Harper's Mag
aains for November, and the Weekly for thil
week, beside package Of late papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-24

1T IS satisfactory to US to be able To cbror
lcie that notwithstanding the enormous. and
we think, uncalled for advance that has cbo ~
acterized the Dry Goods markets fo- &C.,
weeks past, that the New York S,ore 49,. :.
the business forethought of its condnc.o, h.
secured large and varied stock of Fal, .nd
Winter Goods, which are now offered for al.
fully twenty per cent under the current rate.
at New York at this time A large lot ..
muslins, purchased last May, selling cops;d.
srabg under New York prices. Mr.. Greoo
assures US that as long as the present stock
holds hs will not "mark up" any considera.
BE advance, --st all events, not before tho |, :,
sf0stohsr.
igo rs.aAnt' Delaines at 80 cts per yard.
70 {" Summer Dress Good. A. N ~.
A large stock of home and western issns
Cassimeres, Flannels and Blankets. - l,,-
figures. We particular attention to M.
beanch Of business. Twelve dozen ~ 49,
slyles u Balmoral Skirts just receives.
n. GRrea, Ag't New York S.or.
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