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TO INVALID GENTLEMEN,
Limited Copartnershin.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed have formed limited partnership, pErsu-
ant TO the provisions OF the laws OF Ioa the
action Of business Wholesale aud Retail Dry Goods
Merchants and alters properly corrected herewith
the htm name to be II. N Bostwek the eene-sl part
20 be VI. N. Boetwiek the special partner w. K
Love- all residents Of the city Of keokak, Iowa the
said special partner has contributed and paid the "
IN cash the OF eight fhousand dollars the rsgs CO.
partnersbip commencing March 9Th, 1857 and termipa
ting March 4th 1871 the principal place of business
of said firm 10 Be The city Of Eeokuk
H. N. B0STwTCR
:, Genersl Partner
II. X. LOVE
Rev stamp, cts Special Partner
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ALL ye Who have not svailed yourselves
of the low prices 1t Kiser b Hillis'-since
the arrival Of their Spring sooda--Aad better
do so at once. taprlS'N)
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NEW BONNET BLEACHERY
AND
Millinery Store,


M RS. CR0WELL respectfully announces
4'1 TO q Le,ies II Noosuk aud vicinity, that .he
epet ed iskment for thu above busin Ia
k-oknk i has SELECT stock Of thu latest sprisg
Styles, con. '-'inr OF BoNS.rs, HATS, RIBBONS,
fboWtk &C. &c. and Ia constantly receiving fresh
supphes
and Bonnei
Terms ressena bile. Call and rxsIning before
purchasing here. mrh tdsm
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The Mississippi is on tear" all the
islands on the opposite shore are submerged,
save that upon which the Eastern depot is
situated. The ferry road across the islands
is as deeply under water as I" Ny Policy" is
under the condemnation Of the sincerely
loyal people Of the country. The "Gate
City is employed in carrying passengers
and freight to and from the Eastern road,
while the "Toledo' swings around great
circle to reach the Illinois main shore, doing
the regular ferry business.
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Ferrlsn MARKETS.

Foreign Markets.
By Telegraph LesDos, April i2-Hoon-
ooasois po,s trs 3ss1 III res1. eends T3k
weekly returns show . decrease Of kuliioe 10 the
bank Of England Of Cos, 100.
Iavnroot. April l3-Hoon
Rreadstnfs-Firmsr;C allfos wheat los ID Barley
- 3d. Cats ss ID.
pravi.ions -unchsns-d; mes pork is Cd.
L<rd-fes.
Lospos FApril I2-Eve.
eges "a. nj Gent ssl<. Erie 1914.
Lsx.EFsoL. April l3-Ews
eoston-Hsssy and inseuse, but ssot.iions shov no
change; ssiss niddlng up..pds At Il Orleans i2<
Rfs.d.sun.-Buoysnt California wheat arm; LIS Per
csnisl.
Cors-<2s per qnsrtsr for mir ed western.
Barley and Oats -UnehsnFeA.
Provisions Rirm; ps,ne mss beef i2ss pss 80
pounds
Porh-Prims mess rs ed per 40 poubAs.
Lard-Amsricsa sss per swt.
Bxnon-Cu mbsrisnd cut as pev Get.
Linsecd Cakss-Dselin@d 10 f9 los for thar obionx
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HoSoluLu dispatches announce the death
of the famous Col. Cesar Kaluaiksu Kau
hanuspsuokaaint Kamskachukakai Koelsck-
eloui. :. lie left a name at which the world
grew pale to pronounce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-13

REvESUE IssrRUcross.-The following
instructions have been issued by the Com-
missioner Of Internal Revenue, in conformity
with the requirements Of the act of March
I'd, 1867:
Monthly and quarterly taxes are due and
payable on or before the last day of the
month in which the return is required, and
for failing to pay within the prescribed time
the taxpayer is liable to 9 penalty Of fveper
centum on the amount of the tar, and inter
est at the rate Of one per cent per mouth.
This penalty must be collected in all cases,
as the Collector has no discretion in the mat
ter
If the duties are not paid within the pro-
scnbed time, the Collector will proceed to
collect the same by distraint, including the
penalty and costs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-13

THR attention OF our citizens ia directed 70
the call for public meeting tonight, which
appears elsewhere in our columns.
1t may be questioned whether the course
adopted in the premises is the most polite
in mode and time for the promotion Of our
local interests, but there can be no question
as to the right Of the parties TO take such
course as they may deem expedient. And
whether it result in veal or woe to the city,
the parties signing it will share in due propor>
tion TO their large interest in the property
and business of the city, the good or i'll eff
fects that may grow out of it.
Since the meeting has been called, we
trust our citizens will tura out in force, and
with due, business-like dehberation, pru-
denee and energy, consider and act upon
such matters as shall be brought before them.
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-. Lsuts Market
by T-ieg @phI NJ. LsrIs, April H.
Nhiskey-Dull; So Is
Fiour-slov bu, nrn; snpss sios Z Extra SIS iste
Xxx si4 50al5so.
wheat Declined SC; fsts 81 1898 So
corn-c1o-~d without bayern phHe 81 l3al 49, ys-
Iow 81 10 81 Il
o.ts--,irm .. ssass
Rye-Sseeiy;
BArer- Unchanged. fall held Of 90 10,
Hsy-Pirm ss1o oss
Provi,ious St. nfy port f29 10; cissf sdss i25
rib sij-s In bslt ~,
IArd-iiAi1
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Ns1 rarh monsy market.
BY r.i.Trsph.l HEy yess, April ~
Money-ste&dy; fair tn,ips-s ss eas-, call te~n.
Sterling -onisf vi ssx. geld, for n,ss el.ss bills
Go'd-S, decided change opening ct ~. advancing to
S7i4, closing at s65<
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ChfcaWe Live stock Market.
By Telegraph. cH.caso. April Ia.
Rcceapss 70 leads Of cattle 81 Ioa sf hegs
osine-Cboics to prim. E,7sssis; fair 70 good % 10
o. 50, common to medium - .Ooeae,To.
Hogs-Choice prime 81 soes1 10 fair TO good tcss
al Is; commoa medium ~ .ks3e.7s.
shecp-Srm; s. 0o&7 50
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Auction SALE.-Howe & Tyler will sell
this morning at 10 o'clock, one elegant cham
Der set, but little used; bedsteads, mattresses,
tables, chairs, whst.not, carpet, comforts,
blankets, one Stewart cook stove, one Minis
nehahs do, one spring bed also, one case
prints, delaines, slpacas, gloves, umbrellas,
copper-,oed shoes and boots, Eve caddies
No. l plug tobacco, one new light spring wag
on, one harness, one ne oak bureau, one
set mahogany parlor chairs.
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FARMERS can have PETERS L PAU
LYsPATsET DRAFT SAVING FIlEkL ATTACH
MRNT psc-d their Flows saving nhfrd ~ the
draft tn- rhop OF wENDB kfRASK, corner 18Th
and Main Streets, Keokuh.
Ror Stat or County Rights, OF Agencies, address R
v. WILLIAMS, Chicago lapri0-dlm
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Cincinnati MarKef-
By telegraph CINCINNATI, April IL.
Fiour-unehanged and hrzn,
whest--glrm; No sprias sold st - osI40s 10; v@y
little Offering.
Corn-of.red more freely: prices io2e lover No 81
~ In bulk: ssDtl in aschs
0as-vsry dull &c lower closing 81 6s In bulk.
Rye-unehangsd and quiet
Barley Steady.
whf.ksy-Dull ~ % I'm bond
Observation-Disclosures and quiet clear nib rides seid
l M,ss pork held ~ s2i IS. Sales Of bulk Should
ers al 81 pscksd clear bseoo SIDES I2h shoulders
~ Hams unchanged and steady.
Lsrd-stsady; l2szG12.
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A GooD SuGGEsrIos.-We commend to
our readers the suggestion Of an exchange,
which says that "nov at the opening OF
spring every housekeeper ought TO give a
lew coats OF whitewash to every part of the
house which is not papered or plastered.
Lime is an absorbent of noxious odors, and
Is therefore healthy, besides being cleanly
when properly applied. The most cherries
looking and filthy premises can be made
clean, healthy and inviting by liberal use Of
whitewash and yet people subject them
selves TO the exposure Of unwholesome dsmps
and noxious vapors which could be ell avoids
ed by an occasional whitewash. Too little
value is set upon precautions which cost
scarcely anything to apply, and people readi-
ly pay large sums, and frequently in vain, TO
remedy evils which the simplest means would
If used, have averted. Besides, whatever
the Board of Health might feel called upon
70 do, we suggest that every housckeeper do
something towards resisting the intrusion 0
disease. A dash of lime might save life. .
---~>-
GATE Carr; We, the citizens of Keokuk.
are deeply interested in the railroad proiec,
mentioned in your paper from day TO day.
What We would say specially now is, keep i,
up. 1t is very important the North Road
ahould be built, and il can be done il the
people of this county will take hold OF It.
Nextto that road. if not superior to it in i'm.
portance to this city, is the directly IVES,
road 70 Fort Kearney, BY way of Nebraska
City. If Keokuk cannot do all. she can do
at it, and thereby induce other parties and
interests to take hold with and assist her in
these two great lines, including the very i'm
portant line from Luny to Macon City, BY
way Of Edna. Then, indeed, win this be a
railroad center. Keep these projects before
,he people, until We can have meeting here,
with parties to represent all the various lines
through, which, we hope, will be called a. an
day. There il no conflict, on the con.
- = bob nsaesss Ars % intimasely connect.
m intsrsea end importance, to us, tina, We
% taks bold Of them ~ ous enterprise.
sa}thsa through. On SrrrlxR.
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Stock market.
BY Telegraph Nrw yoRx. April l2.
Governments arm and mere active. Reg 81 looAk
coupons 81 looSls so coupon. On 1oo34ds<; DO e5
issr5s, Aas 7-sos loo ~. jane nd July losAax
Rsisas nartrt opened more active aud higher. MY
ss1eDs. krie sssk "a; Hudson 1871: Reading 0s,<s
NMsGkesS: il41sezz r s'1aeA; n W ss1s
ess pfd ooN1sk n " 77t4ok
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EOR SALE-A frame dwelling house. with
Il six rooms foil lot, with fruit ard other trees
the ZANE situated the Of high and Seventh
strests Keokuk. Price 5000. Title Eood Enquire Of
mehi9 II. B. TEN-EYCR.
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Albany Cattle Market.
BY Tel-xraph] ALsasr. April IA
Cattle sold freely al q decline Of L9K from lest
vsek's prices; best extras Ills ~, and prcss ranged
down to OK for common light Receipts for the week
400.
sh..p-< higher and god requests sale. 1000 st Tss
Reespo $50.
HBgs-No ssies. Rsesisss 500.
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DlssoaueSoa
H. BmeenAu1uA :. Oak, 49, ~ m
- = as9 4QNA ..sn1a sls1 yoAass1
" yin a. sssssss 1IsSA6sll s.l.sa . 3
1ssanA Aea 4 ~. uUou1. CkAxK.
- $1,000 ssasvlsl o6xeue1p&p4GkHAs
= - =; - - - = ~ u - - e
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IyOR sALE-Three very desirable lots, on which are
II heated two-tory brick dwelling bouse, eontsin
ing ssrsn rooms large brick wash honse and wood
honse; together with Ia4ge BRICK STABLE two lAEs
cssterns aud lots well eoreJs3 choice lot Of Rot
and other tr~es This property Is sitnsea the g
Of 9th sud Morgan convenient TO business Ts
ssr0e half cash balance In and years at per
cent interest Title good. Enquire n
razrchl1 II B.TgS-ETcK.
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~ rsleGrupAl NV oRIHAHs, Apsii II
cessoe-Lsvse. - narkss s.ssstlsA lov nts1iiss
ssDss,<. hss these qaotssoos nominal sor Air u
prime.
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Marine Disasters

New YORK, January 22.-Arived - Ship
Oneiza, from Calcutta. She was cut through
by the floating ice in the harbor this morning,
and was run ashore, with eleven feet of water in
the hold.
Arrived-Barque George s. Hunt from Ha-
vana. Most OF her crew are badly frost-bitten.
Arrived-ship Samuel Russell. Some of her
crew are badly frozen. Brig Blue Wave, from
Kingston, Jamaica, on the 7th instant, fell in
With the brig George f. Maltby, from Demarara
for Bath, in sinking condition, and took from
her the captain and crew, nine in number, and
brought them to this port.
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THIRD EDITION
PERU AND BRAZIL.
-~~~o~-->~D~-~~-~~D>~O>~o~~~~~~~~~
HOSTILE DEMONSTRATIONS.
-->eD>.,l,1~>>~O>~>vvye>.~.D~,
a Peruvian Slave Obtains the
Medal for Sculpture.
,--,>~vy,y~>v>>v>~->oo>-O~o-~-o~~
Five Monitors to be Constructed.
--~---~-~~-ryo>>oO>oo~~NDs~o>NS
Arrival of American Emigrants in Brazil
--->o,oo>o-~y-~>cy~~~~~~~~~>>-~
Gold Discovery in Bahia.
>~o-~~~er>>o>~,-~o~~~y'--,~~---
ETC., ETC., ETC., Etc, Etc, ETC.

New YORK. January 22.-Advices from Rio
Jaueiro TO the 23d of December, state that the
Peruvian papers are very hostile in their tone
towards Brazil, and it is said a small body Of
troops have been sent to the frontier to guard
against aggressions.
Public meetings were being suppressed by the
police in Pernambuco.
mulatto slave had carried off the medal for
sculpture in the Provincial Exposition. His
statue was Cupid. He has received letters OF
manumission.
The keels of five monitors have been laid on
the Isla des Cobros, whose construction was
formally inaugurated by the Emperor. Nearly
five hundred troops and seamen have been
despatched to the Paraguay.
The long continued rains had done much
damage to the roads and railways.
Two hundred emigrants had arrived from
New York, and four hundred more were ex-
pected. Though they were hospitabl greceiVed,
complaint is made that they we're not agricul-
turists, which is contrary to the stipulations
between the Packet Company and the Brazil
lian Government.
The collection of troops by draft and con-
scription in the provinces was progressing with
rapidity.
The cotton crop promises an increase.
discovery of rich gold and diamond wash
ings in Bahia has been made.
In Paraguay no fighting had occurred, except
some exchanges of artillery firing.
Two Brazilian vessels had entered Lake Piris
and bombarded the extreme right of the Para
guayan army.
A reported insurrection in Paraguay appears
TO be confirmed. Paraguayan captain seized
depot, the garrison fraternizng with him,
ann when Lopez sent a force to chastise him
he retired 10 the mountains and beat Oft the
| troops.
second attempt with 800 men and two
cannon, was repulsed with the loss of the
| cannon. At the last account the captain had
600 men, we'll victualled aud supplied with
munitions.
The Indians on the northern frontier, taking
advantage OF the absence of the men, were
cruelty ravaging the unprotected villages in that
section.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY January % -Ihe market is fairly
supplied with prime Cloverseed, and this is the only
description wanted. Small sales Iat S775GS75 "
Ga lbs. the latter rate for recleaned. Choice TimO-
thy commands S375G4 per bushel. Flaxseed is
taken on arrival by the crusher' at 50 s5G2'e6.
The last sale OF No. l Querciron Bark was at
S35 % ton.
The Flour Market continues very quiet, there
being no demand except from the home consumers,
who purchase only enough 10 supply immediate
wants Sales of few hundred bar els at S85lS75
per barrel iOr superfne; S9g1O60 for extras +;
Sll 60dl3 for common and choice North western
extra iamiy S129l4 for Pennsylvania and Ohio
40 do and Sl4 60d17 for fancy brands, according
to qua ity. Rye Flour is held firmly at 81 25 per
barrel Prices of Corn Meal are nominal.
Ihe receipts of Wheat continue very small, aud
the stocks have become reduced to very low figure
There was fair inquiry tor prime qualities but
common grades were not wanted. wequote Penn
,oo and white at $S2OaS 40 The last safe a.
Pennsylvania Rye was at 81 85 Corn is quiet, but
prices remain without change Sales of 1000
bushels new yellow at 98o. l0Sl for PennsylyanIa
and Southern. Oats are scarce, and in moderate
Nothing doing IN Whisky. Prices are nominal.
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POLAND.
The Imperial DEGREES incorporating
Poland with Russia.
POLAND.

st. Petersburg telegram ofJauuary says:-
Three 9Bases CONCERNING Poland, and bear
ing date the 10th OF December, have been issued
to'oay. The fr't introduces the Russian system
into the financial administration of Poland, and
publishes a provisional financial direction for
Warsaw, under the control of the Finance MIN
istry at ST. Petersburg. The defniIive const-
tuition of this office as a permanent finance
direction is reserved.
"The second ukase regulatesIthe postal admin
istration of Poland and subordinates it o the
Russian Ministry OF Posts and Telegraphs. Toe
third decree simplites the general Polish ad-
ministratiOn. Ii orders that from the lSth of
January Poland shall be divided into five,
instead of ten Provincial Governments, and
elghtytve districts, and that offices for the pay
ment OF taxes shall be established on that day
in the Governments and districts according to
the new division OF the new kingdom. 1t also
grants fuller powers 10 the Governors, and orders
the formation of local bodies OF guards~
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English Yaehting-The london FieId save:

EnRlNn IacnuuB.-lne LOnuou hte'd saYs:--
"Englisbmen have done great things, but they
enter into nothing so feverishly as our trans
atlantic brethren. Mr.. Walker in the cutter
Alerte, one-fourth the size of the VesIa, made
dreary passage TO Australia and back; and some
years ago Captain Stallard took the Gem 10 the
same distant continent. Five years ago Captain
Hannah left England in his schooner Themis,
and voyaeed in search Of pleasure to the Pacific.
solitary cruise in such parts Is a strange and
readers will recollect the shocking events that
attended this uneXampled exploration. At Mas
sateura his friend and sailing-maSter, heu.
tenant in the navy, died, aud after visiting the
Sandwich Islands on his way home, his wife
died on board, and he brought her corpse TO
England, her last restingplace on earth. Such
tale OF sadness as this seems out OF place here.
and we would have left 1t untold we're it not
that, with the equally sad loss which happened
TO the Feetwing, it serves TO show that the
pleasures OF yachting, like the other vanltes OF
lie, are not unalloyed with misery"
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Education In New Zealand.

In the province Of Nelson, New Zealand.
9l towards the Government free schools and 5s
per head on each child who does not go to some
school. An inspector is appointed. who reports
periodically to a board OF management on the
the system is persuasive rather than compul.
sorry, and answers very well. The education is
secular, with certain times SET apart for reIi-
eious instruction, which the pupils can avail
themselves of or not, at the discretion of the
DarpDts
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Markets hv telegram.

NEW YORK January 22.-Stocks dull and lower.
ton Company, 46; Ene, 64i Cleveland and Toledo,
100; Cleveland and Pitts6urg, s9i PittsbqrS and
southern, 7St; New York Central, lOS3i IlltROls
Central scrip, 1l64i Ceyeland preferred "a; yTg-
Five twenties lO8; Ienforties, 1O4l Sterling Ex.
change 1921; Sight Exchange 110k; God, In CON
sequence of the passage of the Gold bill, is quoted
Mt 1863.
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lifhng in 1863. "Dreamthorp," in 1865, "a Sum-
mer in Skye" and "Allred Hagarts Household.n
lie was also frequent contributor to Good
Words and other serials. In 1854 he was
appointed to the Office OF Secretary of the Edin-
burgh University. He married about ten years
ago and has left widow and family
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Alexander smith,

Mr.. Alexander Smith, well known as author
of "a Life Drama" and other poems, died at
WaIdie, near Edinburgh, on January g. after an
illness OF several weeks. Mr.. Smith, who was
the son OF pattern designer, was born at XII
iust entered his thirty-seventh year. His first
work, "A Life Dramas was written by
him while engaged in his fathers bust
ness, and published in the Critic in
1852, and afterwards with other poems,
in a volume, in 1853. In 1855 he published, in
conjunction with Mr.. Doben, "Sonnets on the
(CTimean) War" and in 1857, "City Poems"
and Edwin Of Deira." At later period he
distinguished himself as q prose writer, pub
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The will OF the late William Pollock, of
Plttsdeld, Massachusetts bequeaths S25, 600 to
his daughter, Mrs. Snow, and large amount of
personal property, with the use of the house and
lands, 10 mis- wife, who also has the income of
one-halt their proceeds at anv time she chooses
TO sell them. Mrs. Pollock will also receive the
income OF one.tifth of the estate during her llfe
and the remaining tour-ffths are to be divided
equally among the five children. The aggregate
property to be disposed of will probably amount
TO $l,6OO,OOO. The Will required between 5000
and 500 worth Of revenue stamps
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SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE

SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE
The following properties were sold by M. Thomas
& Son, at the philadelphia Exchange, commenc-
ing at noon, to-day
800 shares Bingham Mining and Lumbering Co. Sl76
20 shares Central National Bank. ...,,.....,... 1895
$1,000 ell Mutual Ins Co scrip 1864 SIX
100 shares Allentown Roll ng Mil, par S5O.,,. 3lOO
share IN the Mercantile LlbTaiy....,......,,s 725
share Phla. AthepRum, paid up to 1858. .... ll6O
10 shares American Anti IncrustatiOn.. 5000
$500 bond Union League per cent.,..... not sold.
800 shares Mount Farm Coal and Oil C0.... 81 cents.
2yauebe lots, oxfor road wenty third Ward Se25 90
and PoWeitcS avenue 10000
dwellings, Nos 1913 1915 and 1917 Race street elOO 09
Tavern and dwelling No. 269 CalowhilI street not sold
Dwelling No 2S6 Madison street. ..,........., $4,000
~ w. oor u ana Aien not sold
lots OF ground, Twenty NTH Ward ,..,.,,,.. $4,000
'sTes-sto'y olek awsinE no Slo braoou l4OOe
Irredeemabe ground rent. esq a year.......... 62sW
Irredeemable ground rent sl20 ear, le00W
dwelling No. A3l NJ Thirteenth sreet......... not sold
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Probable Release of Jen. DnrIs.

The Richmond Enquirer of Saturday says:-
Charles o'COnor and Mr.. Shea, counsel for MIR.
Davis, are in Washington. They have had a
conference with Greeley, who hNs had one with
the President. 1t is rumored that Mr.. Davis
will soon be released on parole or bail.n
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-Messrs. De Haven q Brother No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of eS-
change to-day at P. M.:-American gold 1859
@l36; Silver 9s and Is, $50; Compound Interest
August. 1864, 49,; DO, October, 1864 l45 do,
December, 1864, l3I; do, May. 1865, IL; do,
August, 1865, lOl; do, September. 1865, 10; do,
October, 1865, 81.
-Messrs William Painter & Co., bankers, No.
&c South Third street, report the following rates
of exchange TODAY at IL oclock:-U. s. 6s, 1881,
coupon, l07J@l08s; q. s. 5-20s, coupon, 1862,
IC7b@lOs3; DO, 1864, l054@lO6; do, 1865, LOG
Ml064; do, new, 1865, l048@l048; U. S.
series 1O44@lO4l do, I'd series, lO4l01O45; Sd
series lO4i@lO4I; Compounds December, 1864,
19567l9E
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-22

SLIGHT FIRE.-A slight fire occurred In
the carpenter shop, Juvenal street. above Wal
nut, this morning about half-past IL 0cIOck'
Damage immaterial,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL NEWS TO-
DAY.
BIZ atlantic Cable.

IJV l1ITuNITC JuUIb'
LoNDoE, January 22-Noon.-United States
Fivetwentes are quoted this morning at 72a.
Illinois Central shares, S0B.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-22
From Illinois.

MONMOUTH January 22.-U. s. Wier Il Co.'s
Cultivator mandatory was destroyed by fire
yesterday. The loss is SSO,OOO; insured for
SI6 non