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Poisoned with Ice Cream-FIve Bank
Officials In Danger.

From The Memphis AUaLanche Of the7h.
Yesterday afternoon the gentlemen employed
in the Merchants National Bank, on Jefferson
street, feeling the heat oppressive, determined
to cool off on ice cream, and sent out for a
supply. When it came five of them partook
freely, and were almost Immediately after
wards attacked with symptoms OF having been
poisoned. They complained of great pain, and
We're severally purged and vomited. DIR. q. H.
Stanley was called in and gave the requisite
medical care; but the poisoned parties were all
so badly affected that they could not be re-
moved, but laid all night in the bank, which
closed at O'Clock in the afternoon.
1t is feared that one OF those poisoned will
not recover.
The ice cream lot eaten was taken to DIR.
Stadley's office, and there examined, and found
to have IN it a portion of sulphate of copper
Further chemical analysis will be made, but the
copper is doubtless the poison that was con
tained in the ice cream.
On examination OF the place where the ice
cream was made, it was found that a copper
freezer had been used. II it was cleaned before
using, it is very singular that the poison should
have impregnated the ice cream.
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Cutting Glass under Water with Scissors.

Cutting Glass under Water with Scissors.
The American Artisan republshes from the
London Photographic Ne,os, the following &C.
count of process for cutting glass, which
might be useful in cases where a glaciers dia-
mOnd cannot be procured
'In order to insure success, two points must
be attended to; first and most important. the
glass must be quite level while the scissors are
applied; and second, to avoid risk, it is better
to begin the cutting by taking off small pieces
at the corners and along the edges, and so re-
duce the shape gradually 10 that required, for if
any attempt is made to cut the glass all AZ once
10 the shape, as we should cut a piece of card
board, it will most likely break just where it is
not wanted. Some kinds of glass cut much
better than others; the softer glasses cut best
The scissors need not be at all share, as their
action does not depend much uoon the state of
the edge presented to the glass. When the
operation goes on well, the glass breaks away
from the SCISSORS in small pieces in straight
line with the blades. This method has often
proved very useful in cutting oVals, ETC., which
would be very expensive ii ground cut; and
though the edges are moi so smooth as may be
desired for some purposes, the method Is worth
knOWing,D
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Sale at the Easter Market
LARGE AND ELEGANT MARBLE DRINKING
BARS. HEMLOC AND ELLOW-PINE FLOOR
ING, FlSHMARKET, ETC.
On Saturday Afternoon.
18th instant, at 3 O'Clock, at the Eastern Market,
South Filth street. Merchant street. 8 II 4t
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,

CAP1TAL'''.'''' '..''''.'..'',.''.''.SbOO,O
DIRECToRs.
SARsNo& 81 Il REoET a. CLARK ER%ARR E&xp%%Q % QHHAAEEkky QHAAEkky
JOHN WELSH, s. A. CALDWELL
J. GILLINGHAM FELL, HENRY Z, GIBSON,
CHARLES MACALEHTHR
Office In the Fire proof Building OF the Philadelphia
National Bank, CHESNUT street above Fourth.
This Company receives on deposit and GUARAN-
TEES THE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES
upon the following rates year, wiz
SoupOu per tlUUl
Registered Bonds and Securites...50 cents per $1,000
INsI Cein or per slO
per tlU
Cash Boxes or small tin boxes of Bankers, brokers
Capitalists, etc, contents unknown 20 the Company
and liability limited, t25 year.
The Company offers for RENT lrenter exclusively
holding the key SAFES INSIDE IT'S VAULTS at
s20 t9O s4O $50, and go year. according 70 size and
location.
Interest allowed on Money Deposits.
This Company is authorized 70 0receive and execute
Trusts of every description.
l28lmwtrpl N. b. BROWNE, President
ROBERT PATTERSON. Secretary and Treasurer.
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M THOMAS d SONS, NOS. ls9 AND 14f
lXl. s. FOURTH Street D III

1NI. s. FOURTH Street.
SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE -
June Is, at IL 2oclock, noon, at the Exchange Will
Sshares National Bank of Northern Iiberues
6shaTes Consolidation NATIONAL Bank.
shares Union National Bank - 4.
10 shares CommOnWea tn National Bank.
y shares Corn Exchange National Bank.
l6 shares second National Bank.
X shares Northern Liberties Gas stock
shares Academy OF Music, with ticket.
SOUTH sTREET SOS 5ss sT and s5sssogEeS 5sssiSg Go and
THIRD AND GAsKILL STREETS, s. w. corner
G&sKTII sTREET. No. ass- -eenteel Dwelling.
VINE sTREET, No 4is-stoIe ana 1SS, DWELLING.
sEYENTEETH STREET, No. 4ls = Store and
sHiPPEN STREET, No. lCO4-eenteel Dwelling.
NAShY SJREETa no: ,7O5@Gentee Dwelling
1HlRTFENTH STREET, No. 1910, south OF Master
HANCOCK STREET. Germantown, Nos 47sO and
MA ARsHALL STREET, Nos. ss4 aud sss Six
COOPER STREET. Beverly. N. J-Geuteel Dwell.
THIRTEENTH STREET, No. $40, below Spruce
ARCH STREET. No. Business Stand
POTTS STREET, Nos. !, 2, and S-Three Brick
! RAGE STREET No. IIs-Brick Dwelling
| BROWN AND VENANGO STREETS, g. L. corner
1HIKTi SIXTH AND LOCUST STREETS. s. W.
SECOND STREET, No. 4is, Camden, N J.-BricI
| COTTAGE STREET, Chestnut Hill-stone Resi-
TWELFTH STREET. No. 81, south Of Arch-Gen-
FLoRfpX STREET, No. -eenteel Dwelling.
MARSHALL STREET, Nos. STl aud E3-Genteel
Stand BRICK Meen stUTe. "ain0' ana
bull particulars in catalogues [614st
| Sale at the Eastern Market
AkS HEN ASp YEhk5M MAk5NE RKEkSS Foo
ING, ,FlSHMARKET, ETC.
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RIittarlnR Teeth.

GIitterIng Teeth.
Not only does SOz1DoNT impart the lOhteneSs
OF the purest porcelain TO the teeth, but its
polish too They glisten, after being brushed
with IT, like the inner surface Of an ocean shell,
and the effect of this peerless dentifrice is TO
render the enamel as hard and indestructible
as Rdamant
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r NJ. GUMMEY d SONS, AUCTIoNEERs
u No. 5Oe WALNUT Street

r N. GUMMEY d SONS AUCTIONEERS
q No. sos WALNUT Street
Hold Regular Sales of
REAL ksIATE, STOCKS. AND sECURTTIEs AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
HandbillB OF each property issued separately,
1000 catalogues published and circulated Containing
null descriptions OF property TO be sold also pa
ter, and offered al private sale
Sales advertised daily in all the daily Newspaper
Sale on Monday, June Il, will include
The Elegant
BROWN STONE RESIDENCE
g. w. corner Broad and Thorn pson streets,
70 feei ont with lot, 100 feet Deep built finished
throughout in superior manner, with extra conVe-
niences aud comforts-bay windows Verandahs, three
bath rooms, laundry, and water closets solid walnut
ORPHANS COURT SALE-Estate OF N Strouse
deceased-Five brick dwellings, and lot 44xl2l feet
Filth street, below Christian east side.
" EST PENN SQUAkE-Handsome modern resi-
dence, with every convenienee, No.3 below Market
VALUABLE FIGURING MILLs-wnh IS acres
Of land, known as Mount Pleasant Mills" near Car
lisle Cumberland county, Pa.
SPRING GARDEN STREET-Handsomer residence
brick and brownstone, with extra conveniences, No,
2l24 I6S ~
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DRESS GOODS!

NEW MATERIALS FOR TRAVELLING
COSTUMES.
FIGURED GRENADINES.
SILK AND WOO OL POPLINs.
FRENCH JACONET LAWNS, al CENTS.
5000 YARDS FRENCH LAWNS, rs AND
Al CENTS.
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By Telegraph CINfISrAf1, Aug I.
FLOUR Steady
wheat-Less nrm. but unchanged.
Corn-AdvAnced to 90.
Oats-Advanced T. SO, demand good.
Rye-Dull At e5096.
Cotton-Rirm 1t ISL for middllng.
Whpky-Unchanged and Arm.
Provisions-Quiet, but frmer feeling.
Butter-Uncharge d and quiet.
Cheese-Gull.
Potatoes-Duil; the supply In excess Of the demand
sales at 81 5o12 50 per Dbl.
Serious complaints are coming in regarding the corr
crop in many piacss. It has been ruined for waat
rain and the best land 10 drying up for want
rain Late potatoes from the cas.e will be bat
failure.
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chicago Live STOCK market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO Aug l.
Hoss-Rsospts to IL o'clock e2 cars. Market opened
active aud strong with advance OF l091bc coarser
grades We quote market stopg and ttrady at % to46
rs for coarse uneven o 70 toae 90 for good sma lots
Is 95G7 for beat.
CAttlsReceipts to IL O'Clock l2s Market total
~ dsmorsixed under very heavy receipts, and no en-
oouraaing Eastern advcss. drover compelled to
farther sell at a sacrifice. Thtre buyers
for shipping cattle, and quote hesc era' nomina
II the following range LIST claa shipping steers to@
rs; q ditto u 256T SO; 81 ditto So 1897; Butchers
including fat cows light thin steers and hffers
may be quoted at 251s rcaawags. including old thin
cows, bulls, and stsgs s. 6o5s.
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New FORK market.
By Telegraph INV YoaK, Aug T.
Flour Closed 1562oc lower for new, and very nrn,
with fair demand for old new With rather more export
inquiry.
Rye-Duli; 81 4oAl AZ for western.
uats-Firm At so@sl for old western 9lz 81 for new
Chic and State; IS sellers all this month
Corn-Dnl; 81 10 oil IL for sound new mixed western
81 osDl 10 for unsound ditto.
Mess Porx-Firn $50 bs at s22 40 at 1913 cash and
regular.
Beef-Q1iet and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Dull
Bacon-Qriet and unchanged,
Lard-ouet; 1871 Gi2ss for fair to prime steam; 1ass
1334 for kettle rendered.
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st. Louis Market,

st. Louis Markes.
By Telegraph sr. Louis, Arg.7
TobaccoNLugs 318 common to medium leaf ks9ll;
Ere bright lsa cog es
Cotton-NomiIal a. 2IG25
Four-Prces unchanged.
Wheat-Frm;7c higher sprug 81 So; fair to good fall
Isal isH prime and choice red 81 10 81 s7l5; choice
and extra choice white 81 81 oa; fancy SO lca2l1
Corn Paoyant and higher; si@i l2ls for white &c
for yellow; Gag s5 for mixed.
oats-opened arm at 40 Q IS, closed at 4.G4e
Rye-Firmer and higher; 77aeo.
Barley-scaree and wanted; no sales
Prosisops-Dnll; mess pork ia
Baeon-shoulder 121S: clear rib sides l4N
Lard-12t 491sh for choice Kettle
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To he, or not to bs--that's the question. ;
Whether to suffer with mental anguish.

|" To he, or not to be--that's ths question"
Whether to suffer with mental anguish,
feverish lips, cracking pains, dyspspdc agonies,
ADMINISTERS bodily suffering;
Or whether, with sudden dash.
Seize bottls Of PLANTATION BfrrpRs.
And, as Gunther says, Be myself I man asrin.
Gunther said ny eyes wers sealow,
Ny visage haggard, my breath tremend ous bad,
my disposition trpublssesae--in fast,
ne gently hinteA was fast becoming
Quite nuisance.
Four BOTTLES now beneath my vest have dis
~ 1000 ne relish, my appetite is keen,
Nine pssAdh svcirdspois, Il eaded "a NJ
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No PoLlcr.-we understand that oil the
police, except the city marahal, who i quits
sick, were out Of tho city Yesterday on ! hunt
ing frolic. This, We take It, il very poor
way to attend to the city's business.
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owlxo to an oversight Of one Of our hands
the Keokuk markets. appeared in our columns
yesterday morning uncorrected. We have
heretofore endeavorsd to give the correct
quotations Of al articles mentioned therein,
and are sorry that such an overishtwas made
yesterday. More care in regard 70 this viii
be taken in the future. The report appears
this morning, cvrrect in every particular.
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Arrivals and Departures Il kssknk raskslA

Nd 10Y, Arrives on Tnss1ay - Friday, u
e'sles6p. n, md departs - wednesday md
Saturday norniA6, a oseissk.
AlyX 4003910m, Arrives - Ns1nne-
~ nd Saturday, q 3 p. =, "a 6pasD -
1fnsdAy I'D Monday, = :.
190y 1A1Am, Afsivsl - 1hsfsa1u
80 = !. =, - 6alasss = yRi1sy -
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THs Meshodisss Of Bsntonsport and vicin-
lily will hold ! camp meeting near thai
plsce, comueuciag On the 2sd inst, and con>
tinuins, We presume, one week.
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By Telegraph Totspo, Aus7
Flour-Firm.
Whest-wbte sand Amber Sc better; sales Of former
ct - IL and OF latter at 81 oa0a e6.
Corn-Market active and &c better 81 Of for No i %
90 for No 2.
Oats Unchanged.
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STOCK msrne.

By telegraph NKw YeRx, Aue7,
Stocks strong. Coupons '62 1875; do "a 1917 do ss
los do new e5 lo-4os reg exiuterest 90 coupons az
sos all, s; " HJs Gold aels,
LATER.
Governments more active and shade hrmer Coupons
81 1llA do go 1la3s; DO "a Hos do IS 1885 do new
1885; Aug 7-sos 1o7 n; Junc and July lo7A
Stocks higher; somewhat unsettled during the day
closing dnl! ard little heavy ny 1o5sk1M Esie
1885 Reading iosss9s<; INK; Pitt.burg ssz
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Hadsen City Cattle Market
D Tslseraphl Hupsox err, Aug I.
cattle-Receiph since MoAdsy 238 head. Prins -
1c lever; best 1875; fair Hl<ols; ordinary -.
shsep and Lanbs-Reccipts 1000. Prices Arm at
slight adysnca
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tbs following notice Of the meeting Of tie
Society Of the Army Of the Tennessee will be
OF interest to many in this city who we're Of
that army:
SocIETT OF THE ARMY or THE TENNESSEE, !
ST.. Louis, No., August 8, 1867. I
The members of this society are respect.
fully notified that the local committee OF ar
rangements selected 1t the last annual meet.
ing. for the purpose, are nov At work per-
fecting the arrangements for the next meet
ing, which will be held in this city.
All sub>committees have been appointed
and due notice of the arrangements and also
OF the meeting. which win Be held ia Novem>
Der, will be given BY circulars and through
the press. GEs. j. s. CAvExDEn,
Chairman Of Committee.
Col. L. N. DAYrox. Secretary Of COMMITTEE.
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PuTTrSa Up SWEET CoRx.-The time will
soon be here when sweet corn will be ready
to put up for winter use, and few points in
regard to curing the article win not be out Of
place:
Get the corn when the grains are in prime
ofoer ior the tabie--when the corn istender-
est, and the juices are sweetest. Boil the
ears few minutes mot above iive) three ia
better than FIVE. Then cut and Law away to
dry. A fruit dryeris best; even moderately
warm will do very well; or take any method
that will soonest dry you. corn, being always
careful not to burn it and do not Law in
Jumps or too thick together when drying, or
il will soon mold. Around stove, or where
there is FIRE, is good place, always avoid
ing dampness, steam, ETC., put in sacks, and
hang away in . dry place, and your corn is
fit for next winters use. In using, you are
to restore as near As possible to lie original
state. This is best done by first washing It
TO get out dust and husk, and then thorouSh.
y soaking in water, the water retained to boil
ii in
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For Sale.

VI IN block IL, on which IL four story Lriet
metal roof, building, rs by 60 and ator fend,
fon OF 70 BY 10 on the balance OF the LOT, Jbis
hkno~n a. the Arcade building, and IL sftpnif3 on
the corner OF lat and Main streets AID will he ~, for
aeout one-haif what tho tmIruyem, nis cot UtustR
soon, viii be rented for term OF years TIL. as
90 sale For further informa ton address
mayto II "A Tryvsrv
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'ok SALE One Il ote, the etrner Of III and
Morgan Streets, we'll fenced and ornamet tal trees
ID front and side walk on both sides Price s4Qo cash
Title god or no sale Enquire Of
april n n rygyynK
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'Oh SALE.-Lot . Block "a, on which
ia two-story Brick Dwelling House viii min.
.oom cehsf eistern we'll aud large number Of f,uit
sna otnef trees This property iE In fns order Ard
being located on Bank, between ~ ana I'd street. 4.
very convenient to business WIN be sold At ba,v
Iitie good or no sale. Enquire Of
mayso H. n TEN-EycK
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<l
!! T.. g. l![ <zl w. 4
1 -. ~ q 49, r. a. - i u.
Il
& @ M + = = & + 81 + " 4
Y NJ u q.
I'LL IL
III "a i! - & n e. ~
b s ..s u I|..:
Fs u q zzs. 8 q. g y
p: - ~ 81
80 ~ ~ "a.
sss.. u 4 j s IS q q. 9. -
- s ID e. - ~ !. 81
$780, q. m n. - RI
1IrGlnI1R Heek ......... 10 Go..-.. s ~
WeeG1 IN .....s.i-- x -. ]. : - ~
eess...ss. ''s's'&'' = = s. !. 8
oOkH - = ..-'ss'.. s-'''' ss'.''.' s. =
0UND1I1s.
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nor sALE.-A two-stnry brick Dwelling House con.
= tanning rooms. cellar al torn /: irumo barn lot
s1 feet front aud lao deep near tho corner Of
18th and Bank streets. Title good sale.
Enquire OF lapIi3l B.TEN.EYcK
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Foreign Markets.
Losros. Aug Noon.
Consols % B,nds IS l.1e Ill Cent ~, Erie 4sk At
! lanic and Great Western 22lx
LIVERPOOL Aug. Moon
Cotson-Qniet and unchanged
Weather avcrable for crops Corn advanced to ass
q
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BLANK BOOKS.
Day Rocks, Journals, Ledgers,

RECORDS. RECEIPT AND CASH BOOKS
All Sizes and Styles Of Binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memorandum, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, fable.
Composition Books, Bills payable h receiv-
Anything in line 10 be procured In the ANA rcan
foergn msrko,s, furnkhed At short noise, aud at
mauufartursss' or importer Prices.
Blu, coming to the city will do well to examine this
stock before selssng and orders through the
mall viii receive the careful attention Of experienced
clerks.
400, 900 Rolls Wall Paper,
All Grades for sale Tow to tho Whole ale and Retail
Trade. Printing Paper, all sizes. mill prices.
js23
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Come to the New York Store /!
m. GREGG Z SON,
Nos. 5 4 9 Esfes House,

P. s. We are determined to continne the
New York Store the CHEAP STORE for
the masses. All our Goods marked in plain
figures.
auRl
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For Sale,

A COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House, :.
with MI rooms, collar oistern ard we'll sltns,tS
on The sastcriy half OF lot iu block ise on me We,
property IL In nrst rate repair and will he sold =,
gain i applied for soon. Title good or no .ale
Enquire OF IN n TFSryrr
mayQ1. - N"'hi' h'
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o. Telegraph NEw Yoax, Aug. I.
aois-Trias higher, closing At lloA.
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THE plan Of the Washington Library Com
pany of Philadelphia is to offer to the public
an interest in . charitable institution by offer
ing stock in shares Of one dollar, for which
certificate is given with an engraving fully
worth the money paid. A still further in.
ducement to have the shares taken up rapid.
~, every stakeholder is promised present
of some value in addition to his stock certifi-
cate and picture. The funds thus secured by
the sales of stock are deposited with Messrs.
George A. Cooke 4 Co., Bankers, No SO
South Third Street, Philadelphia, to be by
them applied to the object in view. A char
liable public institution thus receives the ben.
eft, and not private individual. Read adj
vertisement augs-2t
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cambridge Cattle Market.

CAnBaIbeR, Aug I.
Cattie-Receipts 67s head. Large supp.y and lower
prices; 80 extra at sl2 250la lst quality siI9la
Sheep and Lambs-ReceIpts SOS head sales 1t 90
SIC. Spring lambs q to84.
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Milwaukee Market
BY rsiegraph.l hnwAuxRz, Aug I.
Fleur-Dall; City Xxx 80 ssoiI Is.
Whsas-Noaisal; 81 81 sor No :.
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ACCIDENT are compelled this morn
to record an accident of painful char acter,
which occurred yesterday afternoon about
five o'clock, at the sawmill of Hosmer & Ia.
Der, in the lower portion Of the city. Mr..
Albert Bonner, whose residence is on Third
street, between Main and johnson, was en-.
gagged in turning log at one Of the saws,
when his foot slipped through hole in the
floor, throwing him down and in the fall his
right hand came in contact with the saw,
which severed two fingers from his hand and
otherwise badly lacerated that member. AT
late hour last evening We called at his resi-.
dence and found him suffering great pain and
quite weak from the loss of blood. Although
his hand is badly mangled, it is thought that
amputation can be avoided.
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Ten pieces Of French Organdies, at 50
cents yard. worth 65.
Twenty pieces French Jackonet, al % and
30 cents per yard, worth 60 cents.
Fifty remnants Of good Lawns at Is cents q
yard.
Several dozen kid finished Berlin Gloves,
at 40 and SO cents pain worth one dollar.
| Several pieces fine all wool Summer Cas-,
simeres, from one dollar to one dollar and
Fifty cents yard, worth two dollars per yard.
Ladies' Hose Is cents pair; Mems half
Hose Is cents pair.
A lot Of Linen Duck and Drills very low.
Remnants of Dress Goods and Pants>stuffs
at so cents on the dollar.
Good domestic Ginghams at Is cts. yard.
Standard Prints 12a cents. In fact gen
uine CLEARANCE SALE AT OLD PkI-
CES.
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my the BEST.
IF you want real good sack Of Floar buy
07 AOM A6IIsIeO,
wAieA ~ uassspass1 " ~. HsesAls ~ N e.
EoQaOV311o Cenon1.
80 - aasnsn '1:s ~ =; ! 3 =
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For Sale.

YNHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on cor.
- ner 7th and Bank streets embracing nearly fsv.
lots, brick cottage dwelling stable woed and wash
house ana other onthuilding garen and large variety
fruit and ornamental trees choice varieties cranes
ries, nc, In bearing, two large eisterna, &c. he
This property ID In good repair and offer the hole
for sale at low price, for cash. or half cash and bal
snces IN favorable terms Title perfect. The uholels
for sale at LESS than the house IAN to built for
Enquire Of II Il TES.FYCK
or Il spropristor cuAs r. HIRGE
aTrSdH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-08

sr. IouIs HAT AND Car Housr. I'VE
speak from personal observation when we
say that the establishment Of Fl. o. Pearce
Co. 10 ono Of the largest in the West, and
with their manufacturing facilities in New
York arc enabled to compete With the East
ern market. The senior partner is a resident
of New York City, where acknowledging
is largely carried on. We commend this
House to those of our readers who purchase
in St. Louis, with confidence in their fair and
honorable msnner Of doing business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-08

k'Uk SALE. Eight acres Of choice Crane
Iana, about half improved and in mutt tie balsnre
House on the sane This land IL situated on tbs bank
q ths River 70 illinois, and directly opposite Wv resi-
Price " ,t00-A part on time t''a''s
INQUIRE Of II. D, TEN-rrcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-08

TIE brick work Of Mr.. John Weiss new
building on Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, is being pushed forward quite
rapidly under the eye Of Mr.. Thos. Elmore,
who has the contract for building the same.
The addition to the Wagon and Carriage
Factory of Seal l. Waterman is completed
and under roof, making the establishment
look as though its proprietors "ment bust
pessu ~