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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-20

soricE.-On account of a change in our
business, intending to enlarge our store the
coming spring. for wholesale and retail pur.
poses. we will sell the remainder Of our Win.
ter Stock. regardless of cost. Look at these
prices They will compare with those before
the war:
Best French Merino, from 81 90 to 81 Is:
Deaines, rs to soc; best all wool Scotch
fiaids at Csc, former price 81 90; . 6ne lot
OF Alpaccas, from SO to 75c, former price
- " a nice LOT Of French Stripes end Sax.
ony fialds from 40 to Soc, former price 75c
flannels' from 40 to Soc, former price rs to
s5 cents.
All persons in want Of good viii end Il To
their advantage to call, - We sh.yls o.,v al,
at these prices until February lst. W. do ~,
deceive the public. We win positively sell
those goods at the prices named.
JAM saot |. M. LEsEN l. Co.
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CITY NEWS.

TAG n. E. Church at Carthage is to be
dedicated Sabbath. Bishop Kingsley breaches
the sermon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-20

PERsosAL.-Our friends LeSuer and Low
~, of Fort Madison, we're in the city yester-
day.
Harry J. Hills who has been for q year
past in the Hoosier State, and where, we are
cory to state, be purposes henceforth TO
dwell, il spending a short time in the city.
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Notice Of incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given that Charles Ma
son, Hiram B.-n-y, David W. KiiSourDe, Henry (.
Lore, Edward kilboar ss Hsgh W Sample, Guy Wells,
WlsliAm i<igAtaA. Lase orEAnissd th@sss Into =
| oorpoa ased company under the sanse q
{" The -Sarisation ard H,draafie compa~y Of tie
Asss,ssipPs Rspids."
And Its principal place Of transsrting business h the
city OF Ksehuk, Ia th< State OF Iowa.
The geres.i nature II the bsiasss to Be transacted II
the ..r.s.s:s !s. = n Fl sss f y.
| all Other purroses sciisnt TO sacA inbeoyemsni.
The eapt.l stock authorized ONE AILLi6N DOL
LARS, which may be incrsassd 70 any asoont not
ceeAiag million doilass sha,ss of hnDArsA
dollars each natal upon which may Be- called
By the Boa Of Direction. II peassr~ exceeding ave
pr esns In any one n.sth sad ths penalty f q
tag Ia atcasdanee With she can within thirty dAys
thereafter may Re Forfeiture Of III nstaifDssts prsv
ossiy paid
csabes lis. and y 70 sesass for tbs longest psiod
he ss:in Of the company ar. Y ,. eonAusseA ~
.ham BE- Axsd 81 ~ u lssa
TIE amount Of iaasos. ansss Of the Company shall
never exceed third Of The capital stock which hss
beeu actually sahscrsL~a fer.
The private property Of the stockholders shall b
snpt from tbs corporate osbis.
D;;w: kHsoURNk, Nv. sANrLE
HfRAn B1nNgy, P.w P0rTnh.
INV no xiLsoUaNa
d. W. KILBoURNE, President.
H. K. LOVE, Treasurer.
]. Fl. BARKER, Secretary.
GUY WELLS, Engineer.
Keotsk, Ian Is tssi
Z. w. nEDCALF,
-psAIn ~
Groceries, Provisions and Feed.
Fourth IT,, Ass. Maan = Blenaeau,
II EEPS constantly on hand good aseort-
- .sas Of STAPLE AND FANCY aRocsRIns
FLOUR.
n. hsss sr.aAs ,se,ss.s nAs,s nm, Quincy; a.ss.
R:s sisa; II as SBs'c WI ff sioUs ~
s# FEED.
Or. o.ts saisd Hay srsa. Shorts. Corr HAL - -
g. CORN g. co.
WHOLESALE
q Is q o = & s. 1
tdAI 81
..4@ SECOND STREET, -
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The LECTuRE.-There was a potency in the
name of Mr. SAKE that brought out quite a
large audience iastevening, despite the terri
bly, Indictment weather. An une xpectedly
large lumber of ladies braved the elements
and were present They we're repaid. The
humor of Mr.. SAKE 10 inimitable. He recited
Yankee Land and, by request, "Proud
Miss Mcbride" The latter is we'll known.
The former abounds in good points and spark.
hing wit He recites this evening Love-"
the reception Of which, in Boston and New
York, we have noticed elsewhere. Go early
for the house will be crowded.
LovK.-A humorous and patriotic poem
will be be recited by Mr. SAKE this evening.
Below We give notices Of this poem BY the
Boston and New York press:
Nothing Of the kind was ever received with
more true delight than was this poem BY Mr..
SAKE. the audience warmly applaudnp its
touches of sound sense and noble sentinent.
and INDUCING in the greatest mirth at the
poets sparkling wit. fehcitous expressions.
and the lively tone that pervaded eyery line
-Roson Post
Mr. Saxe's subject WAS stLove''--not mere.
iy the despotic, dangerous, delicious Love
that is usually represented with wings and
bow and arrow, but love Maternal Patriotic.
Phianthropic and Divine Mr.. Sake ken,
the audience in an uproar from the com.
mencement to the close Of his poem. Laugh
Ter and applause strove long for the mastery;
but at the close of the last stanzas the latter
carried the day.-N. ]. Times
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Household furniture be .ngc I'D In the 4krna IN
Company Hartford, Ho%s< i.sUaMcs Hmpesy
New fosk, asd ether resposssa - sssck copsn - frn
Ave year. u rStss ransjAs Gcn "a &c ~
pr the $lso Tor the vLo re o. -
49,, oshsE responsible company For reliable
give better Indemnity than be found Al
axsa<y In this section dee1 IES-EYCK.
LHoR kALE-fhe rorfh haif of fhe double brick
II Dwelling house, the orner Of Ninth and FULTON
ssssses, containing ssht nine roos nth Ans double
psrsarv, tos ether With other M de impros
This prope ~ 10 loc stsd In desirable ghrhood
and FeA.snt pail 81 the city Price q SO esh, sold
soon Title assd or - sess Kasuirs u
jsnIo H. rKN-KYCK.
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Csn.ee tieut nat.al Life Insu1a.ee c


wsesip the following f,n the E<v Yort rndspev
dent offept- 18th:
"fAh Company vss org nixed In 1885 on the mrtras
systsm, with the veil Ano~ advantage Of furni.kiys
insurance n It's sctasI cost In the Of frs
Ness, IL 10 the i8rgest life insurance company
eosssry, and With the exceptions u Gerusas eer
pany. the largest In the world Its capifs
Il nearly 600 1t baa paid since orsanissticf
90 10 the families and crsiisors Of deeess<<
members. and has refunded ever - 90 600 pelc,
holders II dtvi1~s2~ ssrplns prs9s~s It's prSrr vi
surpins - 600, IRON which the annual ivi
d-nd w, be declared fst Of Fee. Esxt The numtes
Of policies issued during the ss3 It's ANNA
income 10 ever - 0ooo pr year, its receipts inter
est sions being over half million, which nore thas
paid IL. losses Tor tbs year endnr LIST November
trum these kgaTse noticn nay Be obtAipsd thu
nmeEss bssasess doee BY the Company sn1 Of the I'd
vahtsxes offered to insurers Fuller viii b.
fon ~ II adv effseent In aooah&r column or ths
advanfAes OF Ifs insurance II IL scarcely esary 70
Ay nythnE ~ fAs ~. Lord cAansllsx Lyadh urss.
rensrh. that man with 6~pehisnt fsnaIly 10 frss
from rprooeA his life h not nsarsd 10 too strons
Tbs duty Of Insurance being admitted the thing
And safs and cheap company: and tbs Connecticut
Natal 10 both "
u. .. Taskrcs y the agsssfor this popular eenp.n,
in tbs city. octs
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.1a{s endsszh d 3. ossurAxs. - a.,A -. s..<as
aiseoant. - sas0~s - esaa
c ~ rSsss esaassnsly - hase 80 ~ sals.
neaal tesna. = 11eoan4s o. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-20

I1y0R fALk That VERY nice residence formerly
ID Pied ~ Fl. Aily1, Bas&Asaa street, between
fIir xnd Fourth STREETS Prtre g. 90 ca>h Also two
ots franklin street, oppsie ths rrsdcpre u J.
R.us Pti1e 81 600. Title god sale Enquire o.
jams Ii. b. TEN.kACK.
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TOR SALE.-s4o acres of Land, 200

LOR SALE--340 acres of Land, 200 in
= nvafion. 100 In tinL. r-n-srly all under
With twostosy Frame Dweilipe subsaisipg sxhs rcous
good ci-tern, thr-s veils and vi. Of water
through the piscr God orchard and frame Barn % by
o. feet This farm 10 situated ave miles M rib II
- goiae. Valley Railroad ~ kors{Arte In Van Nuren
SoaHfy Iowa, AID 10 o1e oT the esst IL sec
ton Of the siAre and will he sold for s3u per N.
do and te b. tins, vtsh pr interest
FOR further information call WILLIAM WRIGHT
On thr place, II. b TEN-xNCK
nuv26 Real EetHte Arr mt Keoknk
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EOR SALE.--A Business Lot on Main
street. between Ith and Str, North side on vhie
Il Two story bries st~- Building 10 by 50 feet hi.
property y offered for few - the very how price
OF ~ 600 half cash and b N SIX months with in
tsrest Tisis good o. 10 sAls Rnsaifs Of
nov25 u b. TgN-EYCK
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Railroad and Canal Officials.

Sweeping inquiries are about to be in
stituted by the House of Delegates into
the salaries and amount of service Of ca
nal and railroad company officials. Not
content with demanding this information OF
the Board Of Public Works, that body is
requested to say whether any of these sala-
ries are extravagant; and if there are such,
the succeeding question shows that the
House of Delegates considers the Board to
some degree responsible, and desires to
know what they have done to prevent that
sort of squandering of the corporate funds
of companies in which the State is inte-
rested.
The interrogatories are quite searching.
They passed the House yesterday, of course
without dispute, as such resolutions always
do. Had they been less sweeping we
might expect more of them; for the result
of such inquiries are too often in strong
contrast with the extent of the work cut
out by their movers. Nevertheless, though
the wide and rather unmanageble seine,
which has been hitched on to that which
the cold salt" from Accomac had thrown
into the "water line" may not catch a
great many fish, there may yet be some
that cannot get through its broad meshes.
But, if they catch them, what can the
Legislature do with them 7 We appre-
bend that the great bulk of the information
derived will be more entertaining to curious
persons than beneficial to the State. 1t
will be well for the State if it is other
wise.
One very practical question introduced
into the string of inquiries is that put in
the amendment of Mr.. TURNER, of Kappa
hammock. This related to the failure of
the Central and Orange and Alexandria
railroads to form connections by the inter-
change Of cars for the transportation OF
through freights without the delay and ex-
pense of breaking bulk at Gordonsville.
This city has suffered from this cause. 1t
is public inconvenience--a serious evil
and we are glad that Mr.. TURNER has called
attention to it. Had somebody else added
an inquiry into the varying tariffs by which
the local trade of the State has been
subordinated to that from beyond her
limits, that too would have been practical
and timely.
We trust the Committee on Roads, when
once gratifed with the statements they
now seek, will then look into the still
more important subjects, one OF which IL
opened by Mr.. TURNER.
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The Radical Congress.

yesterday the Congress took conside
rable move ahead IN It's radical legislation
The Senate put In process Of speedy matu
ration, the bills admitting Colorado and
Nebraska, which will add yet more to their
overwhelming power In the part Of the
Union now monopolising all the power
They took twist in the rope with which
they are about to tie up the President
The bill relative to the tenure of Office
prohibits removals from office without the
consent Of the Senate. The South Is more
than an equal participator with the Presi.
dent In the Radical hostilities. Among
the measures concerning the South is one
introduced In the Senate "to guarantee
ga republican form Of government to the
Estates lately in rebellion" They GER
tAinly need very much such government,
but not from the hands of Radical artifi-
GERS
The object Of the Radicals is evidently
to take the whole appointing power into
their hands. There are some offices about
Washington, nominations for which have
not heretofore been passed in review by
the Senate, and that body has a measure
before II to bring them under its authority.
1t makes the appointment of heads Of de-
partments in the navy-yard subject to the
approval Of the Senate.
The House had its resolutions Of inquiry
into the Norfolk riot and the imprisoning
of Union men in the South.
Mr.. SPALDISG, in the House Of Repre-
sentatives, originated an inquiry into the
expediency of declaring that Congress will
admit the rebel States upon their adopting
the constitutional amendment and esta-
blishing republican form of government.
OF course that means nothing more nor
less than negro equality in all things. But
Congress has better things in store. They
are working on the reconstruction through
the government Of commissioners, conven-
tons, new constitutions, sc. They will
not listen to Mr.. SPALDING.
The House passed the bill fixing the
regular time of meeting Of Congress by LA
to go. This convenes the first session Of
the next Congress on the 4th of March,
and the second on the I'd of January, 1868.
So that the body may continue in session
and make itself permanent. Thus we have
a close imitation of the French Revolution
airy Convention by our American Con-
gress-an imitation of its absorption of
power and its bad passions, but by no
means of its brilliant intellect.
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ps-THIRTYLINEs OF COMMON SENSE.

Reader having glanced over the editorials and the
news in this journal. you turn to the advertise.
ments, saying to yourself, "Thess are pnbiished
by the writer's TO serve their own interests
Perhaps So But it is no less true that 1t concerns
yo,r Interests to read these thirty lines. you are
healthy, 1t is presumed you wish to continue SO,
sick of course you desire TO be relieved In either
case il Is important to you to know that HoSIhr-
TIERS BITTERS are the safest surest, and best
tonic and Alternative advertised In any country
This IL period Of the year when the strongest
need an invigorant for the oppressive heat drains
the system of strength faster than the most potent
and vigorous organization can recruit 1t. There
FORE as a preventative Of health, "a protection
against the debitalizing action fheat and the ma
Iaria il produces you should sustain the good con-
stitution and sound stamina with which Nature
has blessed you, with this PEERLESS VEGETABLE
Tonic.
1t can scarcely be necessary to urge npon the
weak and afling the Importance of acquiring by
safe means, the strength which unassisted Nature
denies them All who are thus circumstanced are
invited TO give the biters trial Before they have
taken the elixir three days, in conformity with the
directions they will acknowledge with gratitude
its genial operation. They will find that 1t imparts
mental as well as nervous energy, and regulates
all the internal functions admirably. This Is the
experience of the debiiitated and depressed, and
I'm making these statements, the proprietors only
echo the language OF innumersble testimonials.
do T-eod2W
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sE BINFOND'S HAT STORE, laos MAIN
STREET, A FEW DOORS BELOW PEARL loR
FOURTEENTH STREET, IN THE HOUSE
KNOWN AS THE "DIME HOTEL" AND NEXT
DOOR TO ALIENS HAT sToRE.-All the HATS
In this establishmen are new and fresh (having
been bought in the last few days. and Of the latest
styles. A good assortment OF WOOL HATS, suita-
BILE for the country trade asplendd assortme nj Of
FANCY HATS, for young men and boys; BLACK
SOFT HATS in great variety. Also, CANES OF the
latest make, and UMBRELLAS.
Captain WILLIAM b. MAXWELL. formerly OF
the canal packet line, is engaged in this house,
and would be pleased TO see his friends.
no Aims
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de It'd,
BY T. w. Keesee, .H
Auctioneer for s. g. Tardy Co.,
Office No. 1917 Main street.

BY T. w. Keesee, ss'..
Auctioneer for S. G. Tardy K Co.,
Office No. 1917 Main street. go
UCTION SALE OF TOBACCO
n FIXTURES, &C.-Having leased out my to:
bacco warehouse, corner of Seventh aud Canal
streets | will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY,
December 18th, at IL O'clock, all the TOBACCO
FIXTURES remaining in the building, consisting
of POT SCREWS,
BOX SCREWS,
POUND LUMP SHAPES,
SIS SHAPES,
los SHAPES, "
HALF. POUND FINISHING MILLS,
FINISHING MILLS for pounds, SIS or los
Jumps, suitable for hydraulic press, all
Large lot of TOBACCO STICKS.
DRYERS,
STOVES,
TRUCKS,
SCALES,
BENCHES,
BILLETS,
BLOCKS,
STNKERS.
WAREHOUSE NAILS,
MAYUFACTURED and MoklN q To-
and many 9th err useful articles TO manufacturers;
The attention Of manufacturers and those VINO
cInsin0 mn sale C.'P. WORD.
Persons having goods stored with me will please
remove them before LIST Of January next VIZ
TERMS At sale. -,
sale conducted by THOMAS w. KsEsEE, auc-
tioneer for s. G. Tardy Go. deO
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SANFORD CoNovER.-CoNovER's counsei
are experimenting upon the uncertainties
Of the law. They contend that his eVi-
dence was not given on point "materiai
to the ISSUE" as it must have been to con.
Wet him of perjury; that Judge Holt had
no authority to administer an oath to him !;
and that the dispositions, even If conceded
TO be evidence, are not stated in the indict-
,rsnt TO have been admitted as evidence
ain the inquiry pending"
CIRRrSaroN, we suppose, drew up the
indictment. 1t does not seem to be good
We imagine that CoSovER will not be con-
yicted under 1t.
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EgREDUCTiON IN PRICES.
JOHN s. DIV L n,
formerly with Delvin Co., New York;
ia very happy to announce that, In recognition OF
the unparalleled scarcity OF money, the re-
cent decline In gold, and other legiti-
mate reasons. he has determined
to reduce the prices OF his
FASHION ABLE CLOTHING
and
GEyTLEMEy's FURNISHING GOODS,
Offering them from and after this date at REDUC-
TON OF TEN PER CENT. from former prices.
This he trusts will evince his desire to
MEET THE URGENT WANTS OF THE PUBLIC,
and offer them choice and elegant goods, made
up in the very height Of the fashion,
at prices fully commensurate
with the times.
His trade in Richmond has already satisfied him
of the appreciation of her citizens for that which Is
of SUPERIOR QUALITY, and he pledges himself
anew that only such shall be sold at his establish
ment, and that at the lowest possible price, at
No. 1907 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE POsT-oFFICE.
fde s-tsl
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LARGE AND ATrgAcrIvEsALs oS :,

On TUESDAY, December 18th, 1885, ct 10 oclocs'
,ro will ssllat our store, nextto the Times ofcs,
tho largest and finest assortment Of the abovr
named goods that we have yet offered. W
enumerate in part as follow; ,,..rn.
splsndfd FRENCH CHINA TEA and DEsssht
SETS. beautifully decorated
superior FRENCH CHrNApECoRATApf oiLh'
SETS, L,,r,n,s
sPITTOONs. VASES, -
MOTTO CUPS and sAUChhS'
INKS CIGAR STANDS,
MICS TOYS, &C.;
| sr uITR CHINA TEA and TOILET SETS,
r,saant BOHEMIAN CABINET SETS,
COLOGNEs, VASES,
WINE SETS, BOTTLES, &C.; -.
Beautiful PARIAN VASES, FIGURES, STATU.
ETTEs, &C.;
Very handsome LAVA VASES, TOBACCO BOXES,
CIGAR STANDS, CUPS and sAUCERs, FIGURES,
! TOYS, &c;
| CHAMPAGNES, &C., &C.;
TOYS, DINNER, TEA, and T0ILETSETS; ..
JEWEL BOXES, .r.H r.#N#
FIGURES, CUPS,
ORNAMENTS, &c.
TRAVELLING, DINNER, WORK, and PRUIT
BASKETS; - .-t#
TOY FURNITURE,
WAX and CHINA DOLLS,
DRUMS, SLEIGHS,I AZ ....a i
HOBBY HORSES,
wHEELBARROWS,
WAGONS and CARTS,
together with large lot OF
FANCY GOODS
too numerous to mention,
Samples OF the above goods VIII DO ready iof e5'
bibitipn on Monday, 10Th instant, at O'Clock r.
NJ. at which time the public generadly, and ssPe'
Fng ,bs accommo dation Of those wishing to pur
chase the elegant
we would state that they will be sold promptly at
I'm.
We take pleasure in announcing TO the public
that this sale will comprise the largest and most
handsome assortment Of
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
USEFUL ARTICLES, &c,
that as been oered at public auction for years In
this city.
serve and we respectfully invite the attention OF
purchasers. Bt Ehb1 AlIhisSon
r. w. Powell, Auctoneer. de III
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sPEcrAL NOTICES.

IT SCARCITY OF MONEY! Owing 70 the
scarcity Of money in our community We have de-
terminsd to sell our COKE, the best and cheapest
fuel for cooking stoves, oce and store stoves and
ranges ever used, at six DOLLARS PER LOAD, At
yard, between Eighth and Ninth strsess' Basin
bank. =. LAuthfoA, AB'n''
daR-eod3t T. 81 af
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STILL BELLIGERENT.-The official organ
I, .,ill pouring hot shot into Congress. In
;ts issue Of yesterday it reminds the hsoi-
cal. that even IL they reduce the southern
state. 10 Territories, those States Will sim
he entitled TO vote in the Presidential cleo
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xy sHIPLEY, ROANE & CO.,

re sHIPLEY, ROANE L co..
CLoTHIERs,
ooRrsR PouarBEyFH ASD FRANKLIN STREETS
foppo,its Exchange and Ballard Hotels)'
RICHMOND, VA,
have ,ust received another supply OF FRESH
GOODS mice BEAVER ovERCoATs and BUsI-
NESS sUITs), which they are Offering at Balti.
more prices.
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BY Samuel c. Tardy, Auctionser.
rORACCO MACHINERY.

TOBAC COO MACHINERY. - On
i TUESDAY, December Is, commencing At IL
o'clock, will be sold at the factory on Twenty.
fifth street. formerly occupied by -; Roy slsd
Co, a large ASSIGNMENT Of MACHINERY Tor me
manufacture OF tooacco, viz:
SHAPING PRESSES,
FlEISHIN q II RESSES,
Box PRESSES,
POUND SHAPES,
HALF-POUyD SHAPES,
SMALL LUAP SHAPES,
FINISHRRS
BOX BANDS,
BlLLETS, aNKERS,
and other articles appsrtaining TO the business
ALSO,
A MUssER & COLEMAN TOBACCO PRESS, with
twelve retainers-capacity, 1900 pounds per
Manufacturers desirous Of enlarging their ,ope-
rations, and thoss Wishing 10 engage Ia tue Dusl'
ness viii have rare opportunity OF purchasihs
machinery for the purpose.
TERAs OF ShLE On sums OF $500 ana over,
credit OF ninety days interest added, Tor approved
civ papsr SAMUEL G. TAhDY,
De 5Jactds Auctionser.
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A nice STOCK OF FURNISHING GOODS. all
grades and styles, constantly on hand.
The public are invited TO call and examine.
de 6-lm
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BYE. w. Powell, Auctioneer.
By z. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
corner of Franklin and Governor stre'

corner of Franklin and Governor streets.
ELEGANT AND NEARLY NEW
L. ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, AND MAHOGANY
PARLOR AND CHAMBER FgRNITgRs, GLASS
THREE-PLY INGRAM CARPETS AT AUCTION.
on TUESDAY MORNING NEXT, the nth instant,
at 10 o'clock in the new building VI Mr.. Jonp
Creme on Main street near Twelfth street, VIII
sS handsome CRIMSON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pAS SGsHS MgpALLIeE; BACK sofa oy.R,cK
q CRIMSON BROCATELLE MEDALLloN-bAoh
ROSEWOOD CHAIRS, ...
sp,endid ROSEWOOD BOOK. CASE,
/ Splendid MAHOGANY BOOKCASE,
R9ssEEW00D ET p% ,rp a., Plush ROCK.
RE6EPTf0N CHAIRS, brocatelle, rosewood in.
MARsBB d SrG 'cchBiNErs, of rosewood and ma
wNRDKR0BEs, Of walnut and mahogany;
MAHOGANY WAsHsTANDS. marbla-tops;
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BEDSTEADS,
l WALNUT JARDINIERE, for flowers;
MAHOGANY and ROSEWOOD CHAIRS, in va
OAK ARM DINING ROOM CHAIRS,
Elegant LACE CURTAINS, with cornices, &c.
5ssqt i m B r. iEs HATR xRhks
MARBLE-TOP and other TABLES,
| superb VELVET CARPET,
Several rich BRUSSELS CARPETS,
Several rich ingram CARPETS,
elegant HEARTH RUGS,
Large lot FLOOR Oil. CLOTH,
Chamber sets OF CROChERf,
Fine TABLE, CHINA, and GLASSWARE;
The above FURNITURE Is very superior anu ~
cannot be enumerated in An advertisement IT'D
well worthy the attention OF those In want
aides and gentlemen can examine II on MONDAY
dsS-s,E E. b. COOK, Auctioneer.