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WEsTERN STAGE COMPANY.
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SUMMER AkkANGEMkNTS.
NHE Western Stage Company respectfully an
nounce 10 the public that their Coaches leave
keokuk Daily Sunday exceptedl for Fairfield, Os-
kaloosa Fort Der MONIES and Council Bluffs, passing
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose, Winchester,
Birmingham. Ashland. Agency City, 0ttumwa, Ed
dyyille, Oskaloosa pella. Monroe, Apple Grove, to
Ft. Des Moines.~
Beiiefontnn Knoxville, pleasantvie, Indianola, St.
Charles, Wntersett, Indisntown, Silver Creek 10
Council Bluffs.
Also from 0ttumwa via Bakesburg, Abba La
grange, To Charlton, td weekly.
Also from kekouk, Dnily, via Warren, Pennington,
Bonapare, Bentonsport, keosauqua, Pttsburg, Troy,
to Bloomfield.
Also to Fort Dodge from Fort Des Moines, passing
through Boonsboro and Homer
Every attention will be paid for the comfort and
convenience If passengers.
Coaches leave keoknk for al the above places at
o'cloek A. NJ
EzC- Office Main Street second door above the
Laolede House. Il. A. NIcCHESNEY. Agent.
Mckee 4 Timbc rmnn's Livery stable.
TlyHlS Stable, STUFFED Third Street between
i Main and Rlondcau Streets. is large and com
modous and especially fitted up and adapted for the
business and the undersigned amply prepared to
accommodate their friends AMI the public generally,
with Saddle Horses, Buggies, and Carriages at
sonable rates. They also keep Horses by the day,
week, month. SAM'L MCKEE.
". TIMBERMAN,
Keokuk Oct. II. ls5i.-d,f
Kcekuk Boiler Works.
TORNEk sixth and Ridge streets. an. prepared
~ to manufacture Boilers, Tanks Iron Boats, Lard
or Soap Kettles Gas Holders, or anything else con-
nected with my business, and to send competent
workmen to any part of the country to do repairs.
ED. NELCHMAN.
Keokrk Iowa, Sept Fl, d&wiy
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AhD OIL, spirit Gas, hinseed OIL CopaI Jspan.
= Demaf aud Coach Narnish, on hand and for ssle
REYNOLDS Drug Store
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kEOKUK AND ROCK ISLAND

AEOAa N AND ROCK ISLAND
1867 k 1865.
RAILROAD NAIL LINE STEAMERS.
gINHE two fast steamers J. M 'kEE and BgS CANP-
1 BELL, now making daily trips, connecting at
Rock Island with the for the East and with the
Daily Mail Packets for Gaena and Saint Paul, and
At keokuk with the great Mail Line Steamers Jen-
ME Deans, Westerner, keokuk and Die Vernon for
81 Louis.
j NIKE Captain Leroy Dodge, leaves Daven-
port and Rock Island every Mcnday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings for keokuk- Returning,
leaves keokuk every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day Evenings.
ByS CAMPBELL, Captain r. +. Bartlett, leaves Da-
venpor, and Rock Island every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday evening". Returning, leaves keokuk
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings
For Freight or Passage, inquire on board, Of
Z. HEAIGHT, Agent,
March, s.-dtf keokuk.
ST. LOUIS AND X n . X u r
1898. 1855.
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kEoKuk rEMALE nEMINARY.


HNHE Winter Term for 1855 will commence
1 Monday, NOV. 10Th. The Advanced Department
continues under the charge of Miss Mary :. Haft,
the Primary Of Mis- Julia Benedict. and the Depart
ment of Music and French OF Mrs Williams.
Tuition fees as formerly.
Primary Department, 90
Advanced, +" 90
Fuel lux, Care Of Rooms. &C., so
Lessons on Piano Forte, 10 90
Guitar, 90
French and Latin Languages, 90
VIM II. WILLIAMS, Principal.
keokuk, Nov. 18th, 1856
LN0R Sale advantageous and easy terms, four
teen desirable lots in this city, also lots adj
joining the city. Apply to the above.
noy14d4wl0tw
TO amy GentIcmAn
NTISHING new Hat we have just rs eiyed per
w Express IL dozen Soft Hats of Superior quail
i.y ut the "Great Western Emporium
D. +. HUMPHREY a. GAGE.
August IL, 1855.
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REYNOLDS Drug Store,
Is. Bawden q No.

n haw oen 4 Son,
WoulD respectfully call the attention Of ths
~ public to their stock of the FIRST euAlitx 81
Marble, which they have just received direct from
the East which they enabled TO sell at rs ches
rate ~ can be obtained in ST, Louis.
We are etermined To act upon the motto
"shALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS
Give us q call and We pledge ourselves TO show Won
as hne marble and AZ good workmanship. both in
the ornamental and plain styles, can be found
anywhere in the United States
We have another extensive stock Of Marble on its
way from the Last, md shall be fully prepared to
meet any demand THAT may be made for srticles in
line.
Third street, between Main and Blondeau.
April ). 1894.
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WINS HOUSE.

CORNER or JOHNSON FIRST STREETS,
Ilf CHARLES u. BJ NNELl..' The under 4 -
- signed takes pleasure in announcing that I
he has taken this very popular House and - -
made 3 complete renovation throughout the enf ire
premises. He is now prepared to receive the ct
ronAge Of the pthlic, and believes he can he
wants of all who desire good House.
he hopes, by close application to tbs busne rs
and attention to the many wants of the traveller,
merit and obtain share of patronage.
fE~ Baggage taken 10 and from Boats free of
charge. CHAS. q. BUNNEII.
Apr;l lss. dtf
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Ing Merchant,
MO Is Leyee, and &c Commercial street. (betwecn
~ oiiye and Plne.1 st. Louis. Mo- dfwly
j. R. CORELlN,
ISORW WARDING and Commi sion Merchant whole
J. sale dealer in Groceries and Produce, No 81 Le-
wee, keokuk, Iowa.
n B.-Particulsr attention paid to the Forward
ing business.
April H. lS54--daw
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HAVE associated themselves in the practice of
Medicine. " i'll continue 10 attend in consul
tation In all cases, and any required distance ow
ing TO the sparousness Of their ofiee rooms and
large Hbarry of the best medical works extant,
they peared 10 receive and instruct arg class
OF pupils
u. L. M'Gugin, VI. D. Residence on 4th, between
Main and Biondeau
]. X Allen, VI D., Residence High. between I'd
and 4ih
Once in the Pcs hailding' 81 story, ID ST..
between Main and Johnson.
Consultation hour between II o'clock, A. \. . and
p NJ oct3Id
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FRoNT-sT. sT..-...........FT. MADISON. IOWA,
AS been enlarged and thoroughly rsnos ated,
and is now large and eommodou- establish
ment, convenient 10 the steamboat landing. and in
the very centre Of business.
The undersigned has furnished il throu ghout in
the very best style, snd that a long expert
ence ia the business will enable him give ger eral
satisfaction.
Gk.f luf
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SAMUEL HAhiIIs- JOSEPH HAxfIL.
y. 4 j.. HAMILL.
NIH0I.ESALEG Grocers, Tea dealers Commission
w and Forwarding Merchants. No. 81 Leyee,
three doors below Locus, street, 81 Louis. No.
March 1. ls5A-d
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a " 4 = n q Z : r.,
WILLIAM WINTER. Proprietor.
r0RNER Second and Cedar Streets Fort Madi-
~ sou, Iowa.
rA- Baggage taken to and from boats Free of
charge.
Rs6~ stages ieave this House daily for Keckufs
and Bur hngfon.
June "a 1855. d
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J. A BRfmLAyD. JAMES WATT.
BRgDGLAND AND WATT.
NTHOLESALE DEALERS in Rest brsnds Of
w Virginia Tobacco, and Importers Of 6ne Hn-
yans Cigars, West Side of Third street, between
Main and johnson, keokuk. Iowa. sep 25 Sind.
3. W. 4 II. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS aud Wholesale dealers In Hardware
and Cutlery, corner Of Main and Second Streets,
Sign Of the RED paddock
July % 1S54--dlv
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MES M. REID.

ATTORNEY AT Law Keokuk Iowa
hFFICE in the Rail Road Office on Main Street
~ over j. H. Broce's store.
August :, 1855. a
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DIR. T.. &. FRANCES.
HAVISo permanently located in this city, beg,
L leave to inform his friends and the citizen;
generally. that, until further notice be given. hs
may be found Al the Office Of Dr. j. r. SAsroRr.
March 81.
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CLOVER HOu SE,
Df ID. W. CLOVER, corner of Walnut and Second
ID Streets, Muscatine, Iowa.
Gx- Office of the Upton, Marion, Davenport and
Oskaloosa Stage Lines.
March % lS5h-d
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JAMES r.. BRUCE.
VXyHoLEsALE and retail dealer in Foreign ant
w Domestic Dry Goods. Clothing, Boots. Shoes
Hats, CAPS, Bonnets, Trimmings, Ac., No. SO MAR
Street, keokuk. Iowa
Feb T. 1855. Il
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ron raE AAEsleAs ossAs.


In former Issue you brought to ths notice Of
the public certain gifted family "sEyEk
BKAkEfs," who, "poor soul" are ai1iicted with a
fondness for the Five loaves and two small nshes
each having one. You also mentioned that there
were as many "collatersls,n equally as fond Of
"pap" and as eager for "fll" These "seyen
Berrets" and "seven collaterals," remind me of
the homely simile Of the "row Of seven tubs, ar.
ranged according 10 size, and the last was but
"p'ggin," with stop cocks so constructed that the
largest must be full 10 overhowng before the next
succeeding could receive supply and the "little
piggn" was consequently both least and last SO
II is with the "sEyEN BERRETs." The major tub
must needs be "fnll to the brimn before the minor
tubs can be supplied, and the "fling" Of the mi
nor tuos Ioliows as necessary consequence Of the
fnliness OF the major tub for there Is but one
channel, and that so managed with foodgates and
stop cocks that the fulness Of each is nicely and
accurately adjusted to their respective dimensions,
though possibly not to their wants.
But the "sEvEs BERRErs' Ia not the only
gifted family" In our midst. There are the four
Barkers-the father and three sons--all the males
OF the family, and all In Uncle Sans employ.
There are also the five Gardners--the father and
four sons-with as many "collaterals," all feeders
at the Government crib The respective heads of
these three "gifted families" receive respectively
$4,000, 81 800, and 90, 500 II Is but justice to
the "sEvEN BERRETs" to let the world know that
there are others afflicted with the same curious
propensities as themselves; and where such sin
gular phenomena are discovered and made known,
is 1t any wonder that Others of the plebean class,
should seek that upon which their neighbors 30
luxuriantly thrives Then why prescribe the poor
watchman and messenger, who, II he has not a
"row Of seven tubs" has az many little hungry
mouths all open at the same time, and each eager
for a "fH."
have ga few more Of the same sort left, y which
you shall have in due season. JABEz
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
Real Estate, Bounty Land, and General
Agency. at washington City.

THARLES K. sHERMAN, Attorney At Law,
~ md JAMES g. WALKER, Of Tennessee, lsts
Reading Clerk in the House Of Representatives, have
associated themselves together for the purpose Of
prosecuting Claims against the Government either
before the recently established Court Of Claims Con-
gress or the several Executive Departments.
In all cases before the Court Of Cgaims and others,
involving legal questions they win be aided BY Mr.
CHARLES +. SHERsAS, well known here, and in the
South and West as an experienced lawyer They
ness intrusted 10 them, and particularly 70 Bounty
Land cases, well 70 renting leasing selling, and
purchasing Real Estate.
They beg leave TO refer 10 members and ex-mem-
bers Of Congress in the several States and Territories
and 10 the correspondents OF Mr. Charles f. sherman.
Office No. AIS, Third street. one door north Q.
Gedsby's Hotel April 2s-deoAvf
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PROPOSALS. FOR MEDICINES.
WASHINGTON ASYLUM, JuLr 20, 1855.

WhsHIsoroS ASYLUM, JuLr 20, 1855
PROPOSALS for supplying such Medi-
IL cines may be required at the Washington
Asylum for the year ending 30th June 1855 win be
received until o'clock, p. NJ, Of Friday, the 10th
August next
Persons DESTROYS Of bidding will be supplied with
list Of articles usually required upon application 10
the Intendant Of the Asylum.
Proposals TO be addressed 10 the Commissioners Of
the Asylum, and left with the Intendant
THEODORE WHEELER,
yN0. z. WHITE,
b. Y. REED,
iy 25-eodt aug 10 Commissioners
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MOONLIGHT Excggasios AND con-

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND con.
CERT.
nv N Il Ch0irs Of r and Seventh street.
Presbyterian Churches respectfully announce
to tho public that they viii have an
EXCURSION AND CONCERT,
On Friday merit, the 27tA instant.
The Steamer George Washington has been en-
gagged for the OCCASION and will leave Eleventh street
wharf at o'clock. p. NJ ON that day and return at
q seasonable hour.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS, two tickets admitting one
gentleman and two ladies', and may be had at the
stores Of Messrs. Gray Balantyne, on Seventh
street; Messrs. Stott Patterson Marin, on Pennsy-
vania avenue; and Mr.. Nairn ON Fifteenth street;
and Mr., o. Boswell on Seventh street, Island and
day of the Excursion.
The proceeds being for the benefit of Seventh Street
Church. Intel jy 2S-dt
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ABOLITION PHILANTHROPY. - Edward Backus,
Virginia slave, who wished to redeem himself and
family made application to the grand anti-Nebras-
ka fusion convention which assembled In Ravenna,
Portage county, Ohio, on the 4th Of July for aid,
and received the magnificent sum Of eightytwo
cents. He then waited on friend Of the Nebraska
bill, who pledged himself for the whole amount.
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YELLOW BIRDS AND THE WrEvIL---The Bing-
hamton New York; Republican says that farmer
In that vicinity, who supposed that yellow birds
destroy the wheat, commenced shooting them, and
out Of curiosity opened the crop Of one Of them.
He found that instead Of eating the wheat, the
birds destroyed the weevil. He discovered as
many as two hundred weeyil in the crop, and but
four grains of wheat, which the weevil bad in
them
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Fnrther from Neg Mertco.

ST.. LOUIS, July 25.--The Santa Fe papers re-
ceived here contain some further items and ac
counts of Indian outrsges. Bishop Leany had a
portion of his stock run of, and the herdsmen
killed. A Mexican had been shot by them near
Albuquerque. Other instances Of the kind had
occurred in the Territory.
A convention held at Albuquerque on the 26th,
nominated Miguel 0ttro a a candidate for Dele
gate to Congress.
Business throughout the country was dull, and
money scarce.
Some merchants teams had arrived at Santa
Fe, and others were met at different points on
the route. Troops were seen by the mail par
ty at Little Creek, Arkansas, and Walnut Greek,
all going on well.
A settlement at Walnut Creek was being made
by party Of Missourians, making the distance
between civilized points on the Santa Fe route
$50 miles
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YANKEE SrLK.-The great silk factory at South
Manchester, Connecticut, which, with its branch in
Hartford, gives employment to about 500 opera
tors, and brings into. use the best machinery
French or Yankee genius can supply. Italy pro
ducos no silk Of finer texture or greater strength
than that Of the Manchester min while In point
Of elegant finish, beauty Of color, and brightness
OF lustre, the Connecticut establishment bears off
the palm in comparison with any or all the silk
which can be met with.
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To THE LADIEs.-lf you have any doubts as to the
virtues of my Electric OIL curative for Rheuma-
tsm, Neuralgia, Headache, or its kindred affections,
kindly permitted to refer you to the following
ladies, all of high standing in this city:
Mrs. E. Hutchins, Thompson street. one door east
of Seventeenth.
Mrs. vasquez No. 2l2, Pine street. south side
Mrs. John Fulton, No. 2, Owen street, near Thr-
teenth
Mrs. J. B. Smith, No. 2sl, south Thirteenth street
Mrs. F. Notice, No. 81, Union street, one door
above Third.
Mrs. Southwortb, Arch street, below Third.
II you have infants suffering from the effects Of
heat give my Oil one trial. and you win be satisfied.
You win want no more starch-bag or powder II is
simple and innocent
Prof CHAS DEGRATH,
80, South Eighth street, Philadelphia
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Mr.. Harrison, who was running for Congress in
the Ashland district, Mr.. Clay's executor, has,
we see, abandoned that position, and come out ~
the champion Of foreign rights. He is now stump.
ing it. but with very little success, for scarcely
he collect thirty persons except where some Ameri-
can Is present TO debate with him.
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Az IsDrIx CHnT.--Tbe Rochester papers state
that Mr.. Ely s. Parker, civil Engineer Of some
note, who has recently been employed upon the
canals Of New York, has been called 10 Norfolk,
Virginia, on professional duties Mr.. Parker Is the
chief Of all that remains of one OF the tribes Of In
dams who formed the six nations--the Senecss.
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EXCURSION
OF THE
NATIONAL G ~ ARD
TO PINEY POINT.


THE National Guard take pleasure In
II announcing to their friends and the public
generally, that they have chartered the swift and
MOUNT VERNON,
for the purpose of giving excursion TO that vorte
watering place,
PINEY POINT,
Thsesddv, Aagua I'd, 1865.
This Excursion offers attraction to all classes The
invalid, business man, young and old lad and lass,
are most cordially invited TO HCome and 20 with u.s.
enjoy the delights Of pure salt water BATH feast
the many aquatic delicacies Of the Point or mingle
with us in the enjoyment Of the merry dance"
Being DESTROYS Of rendering this Excursion one OF
unalloyed pleasure to our friends and patrons, we
have limited the number Of tickets to be sold and
the Committee have determined on no account 10
permit any improper persons on board the steamer.
The boat win leave the wharf at the foot of 18th
street, precisely at o'clock A. NJ; Alexandria at
NJ O'clock arriving at the Point at o'clock, p NJ
returning, reach Washington about 10 o'clock, P. M
IL being important to save time, the boat will not
stop at the Navy Yard. Arrangements have, how
ever, been made TO have Omnibuses In waiting to
tor their conveyance to their homes the return of
the excursion
Tho Guards" have fixed the price Of tickets, for
the round trip, at the low rate of TWO DOLLARS,
admitting gentleman and ladies, to be had of the
Committee or at the boat on the morning of the ex-
cursion.
Prosperi's full Band is engaged
Refreshments, including Dinner and Supper will
be provided by an experienced caterer, (Mr. Ham,
mersly,) at city prices
Lieut.. E. s. ALLEN,
Serg't CHAS. r. BISHOP,
Corp. L. JONES,
jy 25-lw Committee
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81. LOUIS July T.-Advices from Kansas TO
the 2sth state that the committee appointed by
the Legislature 10 draw up q memorial to the
President for the removal Of Governor Reeder,
reported yesterday. They set forth various COM
plants against Reeder, calling him clog to the
wheels of government, and praying for his speedy
removal
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George Sanders is in town, at Wizards.

IsDrcrscr.--Have we police among usi We
have to record the fact that, every afternoon on
the 7th street and other wharves along the river,
may be seeh scores Of not only boys, but grown
up men ~ with their persons exposed in a most
shockingiy indecent manner II is at a time when
the Alexandra boats pass, carrying to and fro
many adiss, as also the mail boat, whose foreign
passengers must form a poor idea Of Washington
morals. Would not 30 days at the work-house be
benefit TO such charactersi And would It not
be good idea for captains of boats to carry along
guns, loaded with small shot, to sprinkle the brutes9
DEcFNCY
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EIyASss THOMPSON, Dealers in
II Hardware, Coach Trimmings, &c.
No. s2s Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets, Washington, ID. @.
House Furnishing Hardware,
Britannia, German Silver Albata and Silver Plated
Tea Table and Desert Spoons
Carvers and Forks, stssls, Knives with and without
Brass, Brtannis, Block Tin and Plated Candlesticks
Shovel and longs, Waffle Irons Sad Irons
Maslin Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Ovens Grid
irons, IA, 10, 10
BuiIdins Materials,
Rural Cottage, Closet, Cupboard, Chest TILL Pad and
Shuttle Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws Bolts, Gut
and Wrought Nails
Brsds Shutter Screws and stubbs, Door Springs,
Hsndrsil Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &C., &c, 40.
Cabinet Makers Goods.
Hair Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss Gimps Sofa and Chair
Venetian Blind Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roller Ends,
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Coffin Handles and screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &c, &c, Ac.
Carpenters Goods.
Planes, saws Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves, Chisels
and eouges, Plane Irons
Augers. Braces and Bitts, Boring Machines, Ham
mers, Hstchets Levels
Beviis, Squares, Gauges, Axes, 30, DO, DO.
Blacksmith and Coach Makers Goods.
Black and Bright springs, Arles, Felloes spokes,
Hubs, Bows, SHAFTS, Poles
Sleigh Runners Svered and Brass Bands Stump
Joints, Stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain Frames Lamps, inside Innings, Lining Silks
Damask, Scanning Cords
Tufts, Tsssels Buttons Tacks, Fringes LAoes Plain
and Rnsmelled Canvass
Russia Duck, Enamelled Leather, Dash Leather &C.,
10, 10.
ELvANs 4 THOMPSON,
mar 72-sm s2s Penn. avenue,
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DIED.

DIED.
On the morning of the 27th instant in the Gath
year of her age, Mrs. MARGARET REBEccA, wife of
William II. Gorbutt, and daughter of the late John
and Margaret Keith.
sH- Her friends, and those of the family are res
pectfuy invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence of her aunt Mrs. Shield, Tenth street, above
New York avenue at o'clock, on Saturday after
noon.
Yesterday morning, after painful illness, borne
with pious resignation ELIZABETH JANE the beloved
wife Of James 8. Holland
tW Her funeral will take place this afternoon, at
~ O'Clock, from her late residence, No. 4l2, Ninth
street All friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend.
Departed this life on the 10th instant, in Prince
Georges county, Maryland at the residence Of Mrs.
Mary Hall, Mrs. MARY E. MULLIkIN relict of the late
DR.. b. 0. Mullikin, and eldest daughter of the late
Colonel William T. Wootton in the 35th year of her
age
AT the Virginia Hotel in Staunton, on Friday last,
ANNA DOLE LEWIS, daughter of Lieut. II. H. Lewis,
of the Navy, aged months.
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
COMPANIES

NEW AND COMFORTABLE
STEAMBOAT " ALICE G. PRICE,
- Captain SAMUEL BAKER will leave Wash
ington Al six o'clock, A. NJ, and Alexandria at seven
O'Clock, A. NJ:
On Tuesday mornings, for Mattor, Currioman, l..
Macbedoc Piney Point, Kinsale Cone.
On Friday mornings, for Chapel Point, Wicomioo
Leonardtown Piney Point, ST. Mary's. Cone.
On Wednesday (returning) leave Cone st4 o'clock,
A. NJ, for 81 Mays, Piney Point Leonsrdtown, Wi.
comico, Chapel Point
On Saturday (returning) leave Cone at o'clock,
A. NJ, for Kinsalc, Piney Point L. Mschodoc, Cur
roman, Maitox.
Calling at the usual landings on the river, when
signals are made.
By order Of the Board
JAMES p. SMITH,
ALsrasDRrA, June ], 1856. President
tuns IA a....