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NOTICE Is hereby given that have obtained from
the Register OF the Virginia Land ohee duplicate Of
services
having that
Apply of Wash
inston, d. c. for the unsatshed
III " GEO w. EPHENs,
Dec iu--iaw3m Attorney in aci fer The heirs
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PROPOSALS carrying malls Of inc DATED States from he
H.. aay of September let day vf July 1883 Ia the
sriiosses ukE1oN NEW MEXICO, ~ be received a,
an. Co.tact once Department,
un,i A. Jua~, ls55, b. de
essrd by the neu day herein
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CREMoNA, aud
EMPRESS.
The boats carrying United States mail, viii
their regular lst OF Nossmes
sex ravpg daily Montgomery daily, the oi
The oil daily
thee at New prt mail beats.
One Selma downward uip
zix O'Clock, IN.
The above commanded by ahc
officers every comfort
Of passengers Es 4 M
hr rates freight BY viii exceed hsy
per barrel aud one bale OF cotton.
For passage having elegant accommodations
board, -. 81 II
2T--d6m cox BKAlNARDs CO.
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University OF Louisiana


- Medical Department.
TIVE will
on Monday November n, and will ensuing
March. Z
J. & Riddei NJ. d Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ. d.. Professor OF Surgery.
n. Cenas. " D., Professor OF Obstetrics.
L n,.,syns a Wom a. o. Professor Of wa,eysa usd,c,
Thon,as Hunt o. Professor OF Physiology and Pathology
s sms c nea1s u Demonstrators Anatomy.
dssec,isg viii be open Monday
tohes.
The faculty. visiting physicians surgeons of the Charity
institution from to
e Extraordinary practical advantages.
There daring the session about eight hundred
patients thirteen thousand
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D.. Dean
Ans II--iawtNovl
IOHN BUTHMA>N. Importer De~ie. In lee,
srs.dy, cigs &C. Pennsylvania
received hts an Of
above consisting IN part Of
-h-rry gaae Charnpsrp. In quarts
pin different hrssds
great variety Of Rhine wine, Of sparkling
Sparkling red white eisr~t
- - dozen 10 the highest order
Anan Kind.
rsis and das ia
aps Old ~hskey Irish malt cordisls Havana
Dec S,--2rawfs~
MHrrSEY.s Metallic wealth OF Umssea s..s-s.
vol, SEQ.
Life ~ D. eurrsy sd,,~d by Joseph sraish waife.
Memories the " BY HsaEY MnUsy.
lsmAriss'- Travels in the East yol-
Auw " FRANEk TAYLOR.
w Es~rEs's Large o.nrto Dte,,op~ryt edition. er
s5 This asY received from the PuSshers Price, bound N
faI heather, 81 FRANcK TAYLoR.
FcbW
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Mx Coars%hsp s-a sfs C"n.*s.~"essI y hsryf -
Vi ~. Hisfosy Poetry ~ FipRsF Rngs% ~ Snancs -
THE WofId 4 Workshop; ~ kuhsnk.
On al al TAYLOR a MAUEYtH
Ian Ie Bookstore, near On sus'
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1
Leave olympia ever olsr Friday s,sami
leave c & ca, sssy s,ass r ss.,
Amise al oiympra Saturday by S y m.
lss from Olympia, BAY, back,
Leave olympia Fridays altos am.
arrive At snaalwae e.. nay nss Mosaa,s ~ ilami
Arrive at Olympus nett Friday b, sam
Arrive at seanis duysby epmi
Leave seattle "Wednesday
Arrivr at olympia ne,t days BY Jpn.
s From so ossssas o aSss and so ""'a
Leave calssoa s,y on me ~ day ?, each &C mon.n
Leave walsp,a len day o. each month
l.ds only Cascade ci,y and waiawaa
1879 FROM Po Townsend b, po Discovery 10 New
- miles AND back, week.
asr,se a. New Dsaserne.s nsIr days bs II am
Leave New Dansemsss Wednesdays Al PM
Arrive a Port Townsend days by
sd. OF two uiesa week viii be eon.,desed
and wnaeam Por Townsend, IS miles aud back, once
Leave seattle Mondays al ian,
Asss e p rq rosa.ssS y "a same day.
Arrive Al seattle same days by pm
1884 from seattle 70 DE "arnsh Mills ~ miles and back
Leave ssauls Monday. asam;
| leave De waa,.h Mlis Mondays pm;
Arrive AT seattle BY 5p m same days i
i0a' Hssns, by uamiapoous, Pskn, 20 miles
Leave 1ssss 81 a' assa si Wednesday. :, am,
| AI.iys g re rek IN. BY ! 2 N !, same days
| Arrive Al Helens by p m days.
Seattle, 30 miles aud back
- q 57
! Leave SIeilacoom SATURDAYS at D
| Arrive Seattle by 2 days;
/ Leave Seattle fridays al o.
| Arrive Q 5eaepoa by p IN days.
4
leix's D'AIeinc Mission
/ Mays Valley, Fort Benion, Nebf. Ter miles an
! back, month.
| w aitepta the lstM each month;
/ Fort Benton in four weeks;
+ Fort Benton the LIST OF each mouth
/ Arrive a Waiiepsu four weeks.
Wniasaa Walkers, Eel's Mission
Bowas Fort Caivlle, 2v0 miles and back,
| Walepta on the Isl OF each month
| Arrive Fort Colvle in days; 14s
/ + Colville The 18th OF each month;
/ w aiepta days.
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NEW MEXICO.

1898 From Albuquerque, by Zun Woodyie, California
r back, n week r. fsr
Bidders and schedule Of arrivals and
pariures.
1 los Donna Anna and back, week.
| Bidders TO ate distan schedule.
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(signed.)


The Undersigned residing at ---- State of-, under
bid the mail route No
the General the bidder shai
September, 1855, thereafter
required obligation perform the serves proposed with
good aud sufficient
This we do with kuowsdge
the 9th section OF the OF Congress
of July ?, 1886.
Dated
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Mobile and Montgomery y. =. Daily aAi Lane
-. CONSISTING following substantial and Gas,
x.~sS~A.knAA- running passenger STEAMERS, viz:
MAGNOLIA,
CUBA
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Roros carrying nssoiih. unilsd States from The
~ 81 Aasust, e5h, ssi duly
al CALIFORNIA rssii,nr Of ~AshtNcTok, MI be
.tsvt AZ Cd
~, 81 unn iah day OF 1855,
~ decided BY tih day Nay ,rao,
t.ls spccffea
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QobtNsON-S pRAsT1GE.-rhe Practice in Courts sus-
~ Eegand
q Richmond, virqps Vol l. Pnce, - Ju-i published
Feb 9 FRANck TAILOR.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY,

ia72 From Chenook Edmanstop, Tsrin,
Beach. ,rham CITY, with from oym
pia, Gras'- Harhcr s0 asd bsck, q week
Leave Assovsa Noadays m aaH4
~ la'esn~cpna and OTay's HArtas
Thursdays hy iams
Leave Of vups and IvAy,s ussba
Ao~aay. Al, Z a m
Arss a. A-tos's Thursdays ny h
" 'r" c''a'".'s 20 . sorss, IS miles ard hses
Leave Ts'hanst,e Tuesdays All s m
Avt eats vcvds By Iar:
rnr4e TUESDAYS al 4 MT.
Arrtv. NJ Cssnzm~us Oar. by l2m
a7S from O'vmss 0rrys Hsrhcs once Am
Leave ympa other Monday Al san.
-Arriwr a. Crs,h Hareo~ neat Wednesday hy So
feAve ..-sss Harhor other Thursday "a & 4
Olympia Saturday BY D m
ieT1S Olympia. Ford, City, miles ana
hack once
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form proposal hsre
plated BY tAe bidder.
1 OF of State of
propose convey mail from August 1855 Iuy
No from o------, agreeabiy the
General dated January 49,
the following mode of conveyance, viz:
for the annual Of
dollars.
This proposal made with full knowledge TIE distance of The
mail carried, and all
In and alter
requi attached
\.
Dated
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Form Of Certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster of State of
he acquainted
Them be Of property and able make
good guarantee
Dated
{SignedD
suicieney guaaa;os proposals be
record and BY al the following o
CTS, oiherss
IL Oregon eso,y by The of Oregon City Astoria.
Linton Subimi.y Portland Albany, Wianette Forks
IDail Cincinnati, Tuatin Plains and Corvallis
New postmasters Of Santa re, Donna Anna,
"A Albuquerque.
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tsisned.)


The signed, residing --, State --, undertake
that foregoing bud fD carrying mail No.
accepted by Postmaster General bidder SHALL
Juiy 1855, thereafter
obligation perform the service proposed with good
sufficient
This knowledge obligations abiie.
27h Of
Of July ., 1885,
Dated
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INSTRUCTIONS.

proposal here change from advertisement eosens
plated BY tAe b oder
L. of State
propose convey september l. 1855 July T. 1855
~ ruue To the
Postmaster General dated January 30 1855
M by folio wing mode of conveyance, viz;
for the annual of
doiarz
proposal knowledge
carried and all
reference and aud after iui
and attached The advertise
ta
Dated
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IHE HLUE HoOK-Omes@t Register OF the United
ss'ssgsving all oe- holders
nrni, ~it
Ew copies Of s,i for ws-hingtoppcs,
So
Sent POSTAGE free w mail Of the United States.
tn the Pacific
TAYLOR n NAURY.
Feb BOOKSELLERS, Ninth street
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The undersigned, of State ceri6es,
under Office that he acquainted with the above
anto and knows them TO be men property aud able 10
good their guarantee.
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mo. h2g1

PosT 0FFIcK nxrARrassr,
January is, 1885
Jan lS-law4w
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\ s>otNELLE HEioISsr. edition tsi~ar~~. par Joh~-
~ not. Baron. etc ia Psmphl~t Price s.
Les Cnn'~-ions Dc Rea~-eau, psmphs win fusrs
does 50 cea
rhysteioEie 81 eou, srlst pamphlet win uusny
Illustrations. Pre- 50
Imported from Paris FRANCK TAYLOR.
Feht
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Notice OF the dls.ontinuAIce of the Uaited States
land Offices Jcff-rsony ile vincennrs, and las
aIis.c, Indiana. 4-s
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That all the lands situated in the within the fob
lowing aaed townships will be reserved side
excepting for the above specified until further
ORDERS viz:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-08

SIT I'D under the Seal, Sanction and Authority
l. Of the University II Free Msiiciue and Popular
knowledge. chartered by the State If Pennsylvania,
April 70. 1888 with capital Of 1lo0 GOO, mainly
for the purpose ~ arrcstng the evils Of Spurious
and orthless Nostrums also, for supplying the
community with reliable remedies wherever a com
potent Physician cannot Will not b. employed
This Institution has purchased from Or. JoRs X.
kowASp, his celebrated
ROW AND : TONIC MIXTURE,
known for upwards If twenty five years the
only sure and safe cure far Fever and Agne, Ae.,
and his ines tinable remedy for Bowel Complaints,
Rowands Compound Syrup If Blackberry Root.
which highly approved aud popular remedies, to-
gcther with this University Remedy for Cempls Il
Of the Lungs the University i Remedy FOR Dyspep-
STA Ind gestion the Iniversty's Remeey for
Costye Bowels also, the University Almanac may
be had, al the Branch Dspcnsary, or store Of
Mckinney Il RUNNER, heokuk.
An
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Notice is hereby given to the owners Of the lots
described in the foregoing list situated in the city
Of keoknk. Lee county, and State Of Iowa, whose
names mentioned above and all others interested
that said lots have been assessed and tax levied
thereon by the City Council Of said City for the year
1855, and unless payment be made Of the taxes so
levied and Also all costs before the oth day of oco
ber A. d. 1885, the said lots SO much thereon as
shall be necessary to discharge sad tar and cost
viii be sold on the day afor, said tho Mayors Of
fee in said city, between the hours Of O'Clock A.
NJ, aud O'clock, P. NJ. and will continue from
day to day, until the sale shall be completed.
Sept. 18th, A. D. 1855. ThOs. AARTIN.
sApls Collector At the city VI keokak.
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E1lnENlE OF MERIT.

"LEwIsBugG Union Co., Pa, May 2 1855.
MR. j. a. RHODES Dear SIR The box Of III di-
cine you sent me duly resolved on the ilth II
April | have sold about one half o. IL, aud
fur the people wha have used satisfied that IL
has cured Ia IN. 1t has certainly stopped the Agus
in every one who has used IL, and Elk II the
Of long standing. Nj sister. who has had it
for FIVE or SIX years back, and could get il
stopped except by Quimine and tina; only long
she would take il, is now think entirely cured hy
your remedy. ID. X. McblNLI.
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cArTroN To AeIeE sfFFrRERs

Take Arsenic Mercury. Qninine, Strych-
nine Anti periodcs or medicines Il any kind. the
The most they can 10 Is to break the chiils for
short time while they 10 cause constitution
al maladixe that enly With lne. Remember
that the only Fever and Aguc remedy that Is harm
less we'll 4 sure, is
RHopES' FEVER AND AGCE CURE.
For sale W holesale and Retail by
H. H. AIRES, Agent, keokuk.
Aud by J SINGER, Agent, Montrose.
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PROOF nR SAFETY

New J ork. June IL. 1895,
" have made u chemical examination of 'kHopEs'
FEVER AND AaEE CURF or 'ASrfpOTE TO MALARIA
and have tested II for Arsenic. Mercury, Quinine,
and Stryehnine, but have not found particle of
either IN IT, have found any Substance in its
composition hat would prove injurious 20 the const
tuition. JAMES X. Chiffon, NJ. b.. Chemist. !"
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On Johnson Street, between lst and ID.
pf o'BKl AN co. Having permanently e.
- tabished ourselves in keokuk, with an ample
supply If the very best material for the manufac-
ture of Carriages, Bugges, Gigs and Hacks, are
prepared to make all articles in line, in the
very best style and II the choicest material on rea-
sonabie terms and prompt notice
Sent - Isln-dlA
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Alcxander,s PcInmicu..

TIE q KFAT ANEFIIAN HAIN IWNTN
w HAT il more desirable by the young than the
w luxuriant locks Of youth and beauty " hat
il more dreaded by the miidieagcd than gray hairsy
W ho that IL old but would avert baidnessG which
can all be accomplished hy using Alexander = Pc
lamiens universally acknowledged to be the most
superior article for identifying the Hair, aud which
is equally eheacous preserving its natural health
For sale at 81 Main Street. by
June 26.-dtl }. ID. MlNtHELL CO.
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The University's Family Remedies.

Aud hy J .STNhEK, Agent, Monirose.
s.pt -. 51--dAwly
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RHODES, FEVER AND AcII CIRE.
lR AAIIIllIE

INDR the Prevention and Cure Of INTERMITTENT
L aud REMirTgsT FEvKRs FEvna and AGuE, CHiLLs
and FEVER, DuGB AeoE. GYsERAL DEBILITY. NfaHT
SwEATs, and all other forms of disease which have
a common origin in Malaria or Miasma.
This Is a NATURAL ATIDoTE which win en-
tirely protect any resident traveller even in the
most sickly swaurs localities, ffom any Ague or
Bilious disease whatever, any injury from
SANITY inhaling Malaria or Masms.
Ii will instantly check the Ague in persons who
have suffered for any length of time, from day
twenty years, 80 they need never have another
chill, by continuing III according 10 directonS--
The patient at once begins recover appetite and
streghth, and continues until permanent and rad
zeal cure il effected
TT One two bottles will answer for any ord-
nary case some may require more. Directions
printed ia German French and Spanish, accom- pany
each bottle. Price dollar. Liberal discounts
made 10 the trade.
JAMES 4. RHODES, Providence, Il. l.
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BLACKS MlTmING.

WILLIAM GRAHAM on Third. between j ohm
w son and Exchange Streets, at the Brick Shop,
would inform the pubic that he is prepared 10 do
all kinds Of BI-ACkssirHISG IN a neat, durable, and
cheap manner.
HORSE sH0EING.
Bring your lame horses and have them shod
right from his long and constant pr ciee in TIL,
branch OF the business he fattcrs himself that be
ranuoi be cScelled by any in the country. He
particularly soiicits patronage in this line.
lie also offers his service a. farrief in all it,
branches.
MAJ
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G.. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMSA

Main Street, bet. 3rd 4th Sts., kEOk L h. IUN,
vTNIIE undersigned has now in hir
i Ware Rooms, and designs keep llG Il
ing constantly on hand we'll Sc -
lected assortment of all kinds of Furniture, embra-
eng Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus fine
and plain Sofas fine and plain Center and Card
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from plain wooden
seat to the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteads OF the latest styles
Lounges, DC.
Looking Glasses II all sizes Clocks, Carpetings,
floor and door mattings floor and table oil cloths,
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimming,
window shades and trimming, and every other art-
Gle usually kept in my line Of business.
Part of my stock made under my own super
vision, and the rest bought from manufactures oil
high standing, that can warrant every artlclo
for durability and finish of workmanship
Ny object is to establish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle anu as
an nduccmcnt To persons to purchase OF me- iin
resolved to sell at the lowest ST. Louis prices.
Cali and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. / will always take pleasure ii showing
furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen Nav cali on me,
whether they feel inclined to buy or not.
Nav 81, lS54.-dxwtt u. W. SANDEfS.
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W N. MANNERS.

nYER AND SCOTRER. On fifth street, one
IL door below Main. where he will renovate aud
make to appear new, all kinds of Ladies and Gen
tlemen's apparel such Grape, broschs, cassimerc
and wooden shawis, cashmere, silk and merino dress
es, rugs, piano and table covers window and damak
curtains. &c.
All of the above, and every other article Of cloth
ing coiored IN any OF the fancy plain culors.
hope by Close attention and a knowle OF my bus
ines. To give general satisfaction.
SEP si6m WM MANNERS
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oh1mofes Turkish Lini,nent.

VIfHIS IL the best Imminent which has vet been Of
l. fered to the public. 1t is an excellent remedy
LOT neuralgia, Erysipeas Rhenmntism, wounds,
cuts ulcers burns, scads bruises sprains salt rheu
sore throat, head sche, teeth ache pains In the limbs
chest back, stomach bowels. Also for founder
CHAMBERS, big head sweeney spn spra ms poll evil
stih compliant, yellow water, disteInper ring bone
hsula collie, bolts, and harness gals &c The words
Siifmore's Turkish Inimcht blown in the glass;
Also fac smile Of my written signature aocompa-
MES each bottle.
GllimOrefs Cholera and DiRrrhea
Mixture.
THIS II the best remedy known for bowel comp
laintz fuch as Cholera, Darrhea, Dysentery, Pains
m the Bowels, &c, &c. Those who have used it are
charmed with its medical virtues The name il blown
in the glass.
Gifimore's VegetaEa Cathartic and
Liver Pills.
These celebrated Pills are excellent remedy for
Fever and Ague. Bilious Complaints Collie, Dysente-
ry, Constipation of the Bowels, Ind geston. Jaun-
dice, Dropsy, Debility, Liver Complaints, Blotches
on the skin, Fefers. &c The hest family pill known
aud can b. used with safety. whenever cathartc is
needed.
\. u. To insure genuine article and one on
which you can rely with perfect safety be particular
to inquire for uillmeres Vegetable, Cathartic and
Liver Pills.
Californian Cough Loxenges.
Prepared by IL X. Gilmore A popular remedy
for Coughs, cods and Bronchial affections. They
have given entire satisfaction to those who have used
them
GiIimoress Hair BaIsam.
BEAUTIFUL preparation for the Hair, and properly
used, will restore il to its gnal softness and
beauty. Those who have ured it say it is the best
preparation they have seen.
s Id, wholesale and retail, By II II. AYERS Drug
g.st. ,rner # Main and Third streets kcokuk Iowa
Also by Druggists aud Merchants thrDu ghout the
state
October 3 '55-ddwy
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In this position of affairs there is doubt that Admiral
Stirling, who concluded ,he British convention with Japan
much mistaken Commodore Perry will be when he
hears Of IT,"
1aPoRTASr NICARAGUA.
On the 9Th instant General Corral, commander of the
forces of the late government of Nicaragua detected in
traorous correspondence with Santos Guardola late
general officer in the egtmist army. Notwithstanding
he had recently ratified the treaty OF peace and, with
solemn ceremonies naugurated the government and
subsequently celebrated the union OF the two armies by
public ball in demonstration of his sincerity be
promptly arrested by order OF General Walker tried by
martial found guilty OF high treason and shot at the
public plaza in the city Of Granada.
The commander-in-ehef OF the combined army has
Gently received considerable renforcemenis Of Americans
and is IN firm possession of every city and hamlet
General Walker continues The occupation Of Granada
and his troops are in high spirits
The DEATH by oourtmaral OF Corral aequeseed in
by Don Patriotic Ryas the newleleced President of the
republic Of Nicaragua.
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The following members of Congress arrived in this city
yesterday aud stopping at the hotels designated
National Hotei--Hon. W. H. Sneed OF Tennessee, Hon.
". Mlwsrd Hon. John Allison, Hon. j. X. Tyson, Hon. w.
.. 6oode, Hoa. T. ). Bocock, Hon. O. q. Dunn, Hon. L.
Barbour Hon. II. d. Scott, Hon Isaiah 7. Clawson and
Hon. James Bishop Of New Jersey and Hon. l.. d. Camp
bell Of Ohio.
Uaued States Hotel-IIon. w. r. Sapp, G. j. Albright,
Hon. j. r. Enrie of oboi Hon. 5. A. Marshall Of Illinois
Hon. Smith Miller and Hon. D. Mace (and faulty of In
diana.
Brons Hosei--Hon Charles Ready, Of Tennessee Hon.
s. Bradshaw Pennsy and Hon. A. J. Harlan Of
Indiana.
Kirk,eood House.-Hon. Alfred Iverson, Of Georgia.
Wizards Ho,e,.-Hon. David Richie, of Pennsylvania.
The Alexandria Gazette of yesterday morning says
"At meeting of the city council, Tuesday night, a
resolution previously passed by the common council but
eeed by the board Of aldermen was taken up
BY the board Of aldermen and passed Thu resolution 70
take the the voters Of the city Monday the
3D. Of December on the question OF admitting the
and Alexandria railroad within the corporate limits 81
the city the to designate at the time Of voting bis
preference to which Of the following streets it shall pass
far south ST Asaph Princess street. or through Co
!umbus or Alfred to Queen"
The Fair at odd-Fellows' Hall attracts every evening
crowds Of visiters.
LAuson OF THE MIsNEsoTA.We have been requested by
Commodore Forrest the commandant OF the ashn9ton navy
yard that if the tide serves the amrgste Min
nesoa will be launched afternoon between the
twelve and clock Much anxiety is felt on all
sides what fail to noble spectacle
and should the weather at all favorable the introduce
ton Minnesota the waters OF the Potomac Will be
witnessed by thousands large number Of persons from
distance, no doubt, will be on the ground.
A BRIGHT srAR.-Eliza Logan begins engagement at
the National Theatre evening II play
desire to witness the accomplished actress the Amer
lean stage them fail to be present Tomorrow
ming Miss Logan has always been avorite in Washing
ton and is unquestionaby at the head Of her profession
Since appearance in this city her career has been
triumphant We regret that she is to be with us but
for single night.
Josiah II. Bailey, formerly chief telegraph operator on
the Morse line, and the first appointed to that
business, died in this city Wednesday afternoon last.
The VAnrETEs-Mr. and Mrs. Florence great favortes
wherever they CO. playing short engagement at
the Varieties Our theatre will doubt improve the
opportunity.