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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

Checago New WholosAle
CIGAR, TORACCO SNUHR WAREHOUSE,
NXY8 ass nSwrsssiving : large aAd eAoise stock Of
w HAVANA AND DOM4STIC CIGARS,
Eine.cuss e00king, = Ra09 rObacco )
Hsviag direct eenasuisAtt0n With parties In
NORTH cAR0LlNA aad vIn61NIA, the source Of
prodnctiea and naoufssturs Of PLuo TOsAoco, en-
abiss - - e0sr $500 very ehoies braads ef thssc
selsseaes1 Iobasees q very Low prices.
Csautsy 1eAless and dealers esnesaily are invited
y sxAniaseUr stoek. !. II. JORDAN CO.
n Raado!ph st. ,topposits Young America, Chicago
Juna III s5ealy
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nUsaNEss NOTICE.

ALL sdveetissusnA tor this papsr must b pre-
paid those VI psFscss haviag rssaiar sssoasts
With this o1lss. This rsls h Imperative.
Bills Tor jos Woak ere expected 70 b paid % L.
livery 81 he work, unless otherwise specially
agreed spn.
Accounts With regular customers will ~ ssttlsl
quarterly, snlsss Otherwise specially AgYssd spsn
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A POIOGY--To my old customers, and the Lat
IA dies In particular, eve an apology for recon
changes In the inside arrangement and outAide sp-
peArancc of my establishment.
Though II WAS not until after patient ana thor.
ough (legAl) investigation that became convinced
Of the error in the style Of my sign, that submit
ted 10 : change. But in changing II from "lAdies'
shee shop, have not ceased to mansfsctsrs Al
amos VI Laaies sso~s Ssivs., ...s.,
Brother Sons and Lovers, that all yosr fam
Nv and friends can be accommodated st one shop
the ONLY ONE n KEoKux where you can get aay
thing In the Boot and Shoe limo, made 70 order, q
at 8. A. DUKES Boot and Shoe Shop, No. - Main
street,whese sisoSthe best quality and GrUpaest
riety of Eastern work Ii kept Tor sais shsap-
Come and examine the g00ds ana 10y. 81 leave or
dcrs, which win b. promptly attended 70 ~
noyi7- D. A. UuAk.
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~ The reported burning Of JsGfsos
College, pa. VAS hoax, only barn 10 The
vicinity vas burned.
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NEW FALL AID Svfs1rH1
DRY GOODS
w. nj. FOSTER 4 CO.,
CRAAskRLAsS,s eLD STAND.
Kilbournes Block,
MAIN ST. -. KEOKUK.
FRESH ARRIVALS BY EXPRESS!
Splendid Fancy 4 shack Dress .ilks;
SHAwLs AND CLoAKs,
MERRlNos AND DELAlNEs,
CARPETS AID OIL CLOTHS,
USTREUD, NEW sTYLEcARpETs,
AcMaaSss Pascas Tapestry;
LOWELL 8 PLY AND SUPERFINE;
STAIR CARPETS AND DRUaaErs.
Danask ana Carsain Trimmlngs,
Gilt Coxnices and Bands,
WINDOW SHADES,
BUFF AND GREEN HOLLANDS,
and
HOUSE FURNISHING
DRY GOODS;
ALL WHICH WILL BEsoLD
Cheap for Cash.
Nov. is-dAw ". n. FosrEn \ CO.
THE LARGEsT STOCK or
DRY GOODS
In THE VEST!
SOLDAT NEW YORK PRICESi
WE WISH TO CALL PARTICULAR ArrES
w TON TOOUR
STOCK or DRESS SILKS,
Containing Twenty.sive Theusand
Yards,
Prom 50 cents to - per yard-the best bargain
ever offered.
Also, Elegant BAREGEa. real
FRENCH ORGANDIE and JACKONET ROBE
ogsPLRNDyD STILES.
Tiae Laee Goods in great variety. and 81 the low
| est prices.
CHANTILLALA LACE h FRENCH THPEAI
LACE MANTILLAS,
| And every variety Of
MANUFACTURED SILK MANTILLAS,
Prom 81 10 as large and choice stock .
BONNET RIBBONS AND
DRESS. TRIMMINGS
FRENCHAND ENGLISH PRINTS,
or rnx LATEST pxsroks.
CALICOS,
FROM to lseenta per yazd--gooa madder color,
We wish also to call particular attention to ON
ARP e T 8,
Consisting Of real English velvsss, Brussels, 5 ply
and Superior Ingram, at Lower Prices than
| anyother House in the West.
| All kinds Of House. Keeping Goods, Linens, DC.
ONE OF OUR FIRM LIVES IN NEW YoRx CIT
and IL constantly forwarding to n the
Newess styles ana CAsaPsss 0soAs
/ That are imported to the United States, and
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
~ ANY HOUSE IN rHs coUSrRY.
COAE ANDTRY ".
J. A. OU1lkKE q Co,
No. Is, North siIe Mata A.. ~. - - ia,
Juiyll-dAv KsoKuE. low
| p. ID. Foster,
SECOND STREET.
IS p l. END D TOCk
i ioT
Rich Dress Silks,
| DELAINES, MERINOS,
vcEkcH, ITALIAN SCOTCH
EabroIaerics,
LACEs,
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New Merchant Tailoring Essahltsh.
mont.
SECOND-ST., NEAR MAIN,

0GNVND-OA.y @SNsAAs N<AAAv9
In Beiknap's new Building.
WI HENDERSON co. have opened the above
w establishment with tho very beat selection
Of goods. obtained from the best importing houses
In New York, consisting Of French, English and
Herman Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings. Also
= very superior style Of Coster Fur, and huscevits
Beaver Cloths, for 0vercoats.
The manufacturing department will Be carried
on under the supsrintcndencc Of MIR. SA1CHElL,
whose experience in some Of the frst class sstsh-
lishmsnts II New York and New Orleans will ems
BILE ~ ~ onsr to the public each inducements -
cannot hc excelled by any establishment in the
Union.
N.B. A choice selection Of Gsnts' Furnishing
Goods. lnov19dSm
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ron SALE.
a HALF " whole lot for sale IN Perry adj
IA tion, n1a1 18th ct. Terms reasonable. En-
Qsirs II 0uO. @. DIXON,
oct39d % nain-al.
BOARDING.
EOUk yosng men can b AceonmodatsA With
- boarding. b. early Applicatfcn at ~
GLOBE HOUSE,
nov39-d Cor. Johnson and ID street.
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The yellow fever has ceased to exist in Charles.
ton S. G.. and the health reports are discontinued
Hon J F. Erwin, formerly Lieut.. Governor
South Carolina, died on the 2lst inst.
Nathan Bishop, ESQ., Superintendent of Pub lie
Schools in Boston, has resigned his office.
Col. David Spaugler. formerly member Of Con
gress from Ohio. died last Saturday.
Mr. Hall, editor of the Evansville Qnd) Enqui
rer has been elected sheriff.
Judge Hepburn is named for United States Eena.
tor from Pennsylvania.
Judge Cove, one of the most able men In New
Hampshire, is dead.
FIR Bigg has been convicted at Chicago Of rob.
bing the post office.
The New York papers record the sudden death
OF J. H Segiune, Esq, President OF the staten
Island Railroad.
There Is renewal Of the report that Douglas
Jerrod is on the eve of visiting the United States
ON lscturing tour.
The SteubenvIle Herald says the Steubenv lille
and Pittsbure Railroad 10 finished new to that place
The Cosais Iron Works, In Newcastle, Lswrence
county, Pa, were almost destroyed by fTe on sat
urdsy night. Loss $4,000.
WIN. Wbitmore, OF Va. was one Of the psssen-
gers who arrived from Europe In the City OF Bal
timore. asss s sAz
/. Rev. Henry White, one Of the oldest ministers
connected with the n. z. Church, died snddenly st
his residence In Christiana village, Deware, iast
Friday night. NsstK8 -
s6uydan Reed e. Co, provision house In New
York, has failed for sso0,ooo.
The American Institute Fair, In New York.
closes this evening The receipts have been 81
900. 80 -. - fa
The veto In ths Honse Of Bishops upsn The res.
torstion Of Bishop 0nderdonk, was twenty one ~
tsvos 70 sight assina his rssterstions A
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NoRFoLK.-In the city of Norfolk, where the
two political parties are nearly equal in strength,
the canvass is conducted with more enthusiasm
and excitement than in any other portion of the
State. The Norfolk papers give the details of a
Democratic rally on Wednesday last. The whole
day was spent in erecting poles, firing, &c, and
at night the city was illuminated by numerous
bonfres, aud vast proce with music. transs
parencies, banners, &c. moved through the prin-
cipal streets and then filled to overfowing. the
Bell Church. where the orator of the day, P. 81.
AYLETT. Esq, of this city, addressed the assem-
bed multitude unit late hour of the night, when
the procession was again formed and the orator
escorted to his lodgings.
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MARINE DISASTERS AND Loss OF LIFE-Tbe
brig Maria, Captain Lincoln, of Boston, which left
Norfolk, Va, two weeks ago. with corn loaded by
Messrs Myers & Co. encountered the recent heavy
gale and the captain and crew were compelled to
abandon her. take the boats and make for the shore
safely to land, but the other, in which were the
captain, his wife and others, was upset by the
breakers. The captains wife, Mrs. Susan P. Lin
celn. formerly of Bristol, Massachusetts, Thomas
Gladding, mate, William Stevens, (colored,) stew.
ard, and William Holiday, seamen, were lost The
rest of the who in the boat were in the surf
three hours and got ashore after great difficulty
and with sundry injuries
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OFFICE VA. r. L. Nd. INSURANCE CO., I
RICHMOND, oath July, 1856.

y pEMUVAL.-Thfs C0mpREy having re-
A moved to their new Office, No. ISL Main street,
next door to the Dispatch office, 10 prepared as here
tofore to take Fire and Marine Risks fair terms
Chartered in 1882, and having now been in opera.
ton twenty -four years-during which time they
have met claims for loss to the extent of largely over
the past eordng the very best guarantee for the
future. The long acqusintance of this Institution
with the insurins public has enabled it become fs-
nliar with their ants and pains will be spared
information withheld, that will tend TO insure
csracy aud give satisfaction. They win be happy to
receive and consde. applications for insurance adj
dressed either to the President Secretary and win
in render such facilities a. may be in their
power to their patrons ffrt
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DEEPENING THE MISSISSIPPI RIvER.-The
contract with the Government of the United States
through the Enr ineer Bureau of the War Depart.
ment for opening ne Southwest Pass and Pass a
fonfre In the Mississippi river, to depth of twenty
feet and width of three hundred feet and to keep
these channels clear for the period of five years. has
been awarded ito Messrs. Craig and Fighter, Of
Newport Kentucky. The sum for which they con.
tract to perform this work is 1880, goo.
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CAPITAL, s2O0,0e0lIl

DIRECTORS.
TIM. ALFRIEND, Prssidsnt.
III. L. Kent, of Kent Paine Il Co.,
VIM Beers, of Beers Poindexter,
h. Fry, of h. w. Fry & Sons;
Wn. Palmer
A. K Parker Of Parker, Nimmo 4 Co,
J. T. Wadsworth, of Wadsworth, Turner Co.,
Tho Samson, of Samson 4 Pae,
c. w. Purcell, Of c. w. Purcell l. Co,
J.P. winston, Of Winston & Power.
g. T. Pulam, ~
II. A. Claiborne,
Geo. w. Smith. of Smith Harwood.
,yA-ts w. L. CoWARDIN, Seey.
CY-Reguiar discount day Of the company IL Thur
day in each week-paper 70 be offered before o'clk
on that day. -
MERCHANTS INsURANCEiCOnPAN
lvi OF RiCHMOND.-This Company insuree eve
~ description of property against loss or damage ~
ire or the dangers of the sea-
40 charge Is made for the Pslicy.
ofice, for the present. on the East nde OF LSSn -
near Main, up stairs. /
VIM. II. Christian, VIM. Bresdsn,
John Purcell, Thomas ID. kheot
VIM. @. Paine, jas. Thomas, Jrs
Lewis Ginter, John curns, Jr4
Aug. Anderson, Jas Dunlop,
james L. Appsnoa VIM II. Haxsli,
Roscoe B Hea John D. Qnsrlea
John Dooiey, David J. Burr,
kich'd o. Hsskins, Larkin w Glassbrook,
Lewis ID. CrenshAw, d. Won Grooming,
Jossph b. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John G. Sinton, Ed III. Skinker,
franklin Etssms.
A. PLEAsANTs, Prssddsnt
j. H. MONTAGUE. Bsc'y. su5-ts
EHkEsE. 80 bxs prime English Dairy
oss s'''''' i'' '''' i51uRros /. onEEsHow.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


WAoEs IN cArIroRSIA.--Ths San rraacisco
correspondent Of the New Orleans Picayuns, s.ye
business In the cities OF California Is dull and 4.
Dor low and scarce. Mechanics wages es DER
day, and laborers %. Board, say from Is 70 a.
for workmen. Female servants are wanted, and
are the best paid. Cooks and chambermaids get
from e4oto 500 per month.
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% LEWIS HYNIAN,
M& IMPORTER OF
EN5 WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
ssssSB Wholesale and retail, No. SO Main street)
Is now receiving large and elegant assortment Of
the above articles and will offer this Fall the greatest
gains that has been offered in this city; and
10 merchants who wish to purchase, he would Inform
th9m that articles be had in his establishment az
low az any house in the Northern cities
Gold Detached Levers, Is Jewels, S21 90
Gold Hunting do do 50 90
DO do Patent do do $500
Silver Levers, ii 90
Gold Guards, 10 90
God Pencils; Silver Table and Tea Spoons
Gold Neck, Feb and Waist Chains of various pat.
terms
Gold Lockets, and Jewelry Of all kinds
To be had cheap, at the old established store of
LEWIS HYMAN,
Sc s-2m No. SO Main st.
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v NJ. j. n AR r III OF o NJ K W

a " VI. j. H a K II II U l. Cd NJ re w
~ PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER corner
ESs Of Eleventh and Main streets, requests the
ssaes sttention of strangers visiting the city, to
ne tact that he gives his entire attention to RE.
PAIRIN exclusively. Every description of
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry, repaired as well and
on ., moderate terms any other house in the city
.pz had over twenty years rience at his trade
both ia England and the United States, he is war.
,gtsd in sssuring satisfaction to all who may patron
is. him All he asks is trial
VIM J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Wstch and Clock Maker, cor Main and 1lth sts.,
Sc lI-.-ts nearly opposite the American Hotel
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We have received from John O'Niell, Broad
street, a copy of Harper for November. 1t con
tains the usual quantity of interesting matter.
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MURDER IN TENNEssEE.-At Pottersville
Tenn, on the 7th inst, Edward Brown was met
upon the street by Thomas d. Hoff1er with whom
he had had difficulty, and received fifty sever
buck shot in bis body from gun in the hands o.
H. He died instantly. Brown was q member o.
the Palmetto regiment during the Mexican war
Hotter Immediately fed
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HORRIBLE MURDER.-The bodies of young
man and woman, supposed to be from Granville,
Ohio, bearing unmistakeable marks of violence,
were found on the 9th instant, near Montezuma,
Iowa The supposed murderers were traced to
Chicago Illinois, but there the trace was lost. A
reward of $500 has been offered for their arrest.
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For CUBA.-During the past few days a large
number OF machinists have left Boston and vcini-
ty for Cuba, to take charge of the machinery on
the plantations Among those who left in the Ia At
steamer for Havana was VIM. P. Houston, the
we'll known builder of South Boston, who goes out
to erect some large buildings on the island-Bo,-
ton Ledger.
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A CHILD BEATEN To DEATa.-The Cleveland
Herald says that considerable excitement has been
German child named Barbara Ferman, from the ef
fects it is alleged Of severe beating received at the
hands of her tescher in the st. Marys tRonan Cath
olic) parish school, who is also priest. The follow
ing is the verdict of the coroner's jury:
"That the deceased came to her death in conse.
ouence of whipping and beating received from and
by the hands of Frederick Bauer. on or about the
and beating having been don, with stick or other
weapon" ,
The alleged offender has been arrested. One of the
witnesses Ia school girl before the coroners jury,
te.tiied that the deceased was whipped for having
ZOE q TO Ragged (Protestant) Sunday School,
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Rev Leon Meryback, Jew minister OF New
York, fell dead in the street Tuesday, . few mo-
ments after preaching sermon.
J. L. Stegal of Louisburg, North Carolina, was
robbed of $l08 In Petersburg, Virginia. Friday, at
the Fair.
The recent frequent iucendiary fires at Cam
bridge, Mass, have induced the establishment Of .
Vigilance Committee.
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CRITICAL CoNDITIoN.-The Norfolk Argus o.
yesterday, states that VIM II. Addington, who
was assaulted Tuesday, by his brother DR.. r. Fl
Addington is in q critical condition. The symp
toms were more alarming on Thursday
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81 NOTICE 1.-The subscriber " onId
~ most respectfully inform his customers and
Ey y the public generally that he has just receiv-
$500 ed from the North beautiful assortment of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY of every descri ption,
which can be bought reasonable terms at any
other establishment in the city. Ples4e call and ex
anime CHARLES l.. VOEGELE,
Matchmaker, No. 1i9, Broad and 7th street,
Two doors above the Theatre,
And formerly next door to the Dispatch Office
Repairing of Watches and Jewelry done at mode
rs.s prices sad in the best and most expeditions
ner Sc S0-lm
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WATCHES AND JHWHLRY.

- FRESH sUPPLY OF JEWEL.
~ RY-i have just ieceived direct from the
ENT manufacturers large stock of new style
sxxzsa@& Cameo Gold Stone, Lava, FlorentiDe and
- ,5o,d RresstpEs, Ear and Finger Rings Brace.
Its Sc; sso coed assortment of bosom and sleeve
putton, Looke,s, Bracelets. Pencils and Chains
Csl snd examine before buying.
T, B HUMPHREYS,
oc aA-1w No. 81. Oppcsite ST CharIas HntsI
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PEnNsYLvANIA ELEcTIoN-The following are the
footp "a up Of the official returns of all the countiss
in Pennsyivania except Elk and Mexican countieG-
Bcott democrat, 2I2 $40; Cochtsn Union, 2O9 III
Denaccrstic majority S,699.
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MILD AUTUMN.-The Boston Mass Journa
says that wild raspberres of the second crop were
picked by correspondent of West Newton in tha,
State, few days ago. and that if the weather con
tinued favorable for another week. there voulf
be a large yield A crop of peas, also had beer
raised from seed grown this wear
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FISH WITH LEGs.-The Rochester, N. T., Union
says that several fishes, with four legs each have
been brought from Fort Defiance, New Mexico,
where they were caught in a small stream. They
are about seven inches long, aud resemble .
young Goldfish, with legs like an alligator. They
have been sent to Professor Agassiz, at Cam
bridge Mass
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MORE OF THE FoRGERIEs We learn that the
forgeries for which Findlay was arrested suspi
Albany and one for $4,000 on the Bank of the Capi.
tol Findlay protests his innocence of the crime.
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FROM KANsAs.-Dates from Lawrence to the
14th have been received. The emiRrants arrested
at Plymouth have been released. Governor Gea-
ry ordered them to dispense leave the territory,
when they retired to different settlements. The
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION The
committee appointed by the Southern Commercial
Convention at Its last session In Richmond have
published the same, stating the different subscts
which should most prominently engage the atten
ton Of the Convention at its next session on the
9Th of December in Savannah. They call on the
south generally to appoint delegates, and state
that the city OF Savannah, through its executive
ofncers, has notified them of Its on to pro
VIDE for the meet of ha Cony n O..
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DEcLINED.-A. r. Horn, of Mo-, who was mp
pointed and confirmed to be the United States Mar
shal of the Territory Of Utah previous to the ad
journment of the Senate, has declined that office.
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souTHEREERs RS IN KAssAs-A meeting of
Southerners was held at westport, Mo-, on the
18th ult, and committees appointed in the different
States to receive and disburse funds collected in
the South foE- Kansas The COMMITTEES in Virginia
contains the following names: T. H. Rosser, r.
Ridgeway, w. R. w ilch, T. S. Rucker and Fl. c.
pata -'--
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NEW THEATRE In NoRFoLK.-The new thea
tire in Norfolk, Va, is rapidly progressing, and
will be finished during the winter. The building
is 160 feet deep and 70 feet 'front.' The theatre
hall will be l34 by 10 feet and 80 feet PITCH and
the stage will be 70 by 40 feet The gallery will
extend all around, and the calculated capacity of
the building is 1000 seats 1t will be. by far, the
finest and most capacious theatre in the State and
will compete with any in the south.
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BOARDING.


IS0ARDING...Two eenslemeu with their
Is wives or two small families, desiring pleasant
- m. snd Board Ia location very convenient to
In.pess msy procure very desirable situations For
formation ansly At this office oe 23-Sts 5
IyiiFTUN HOUSE, ON 14TH STREET
[ tTMMEDtATELY ABOVE THE BALLARD
ueFsE-The froprietress has yet one or two rooms
20, surpassed by sry In the city, for the comfortable
dstiou of families. which she would like 10
ave occupied Her house being very conveniently
j,s,s for business gentlemen, she would be pleased
81 .c,ommoiste a few with board by the day week
oath or year |; will be her aim and pleasure to
-,n5sr All eenfo table as possible who may favor
b,r With their Iasrons1e oc 2S-et =
DUkKDiNG.-1he subscriber has two We.
ID pleasant vacant rooms, suitable for single gen.
s,e or for young ladies' attending school in the ci-
AZ She would he pleased, aso 10 have several more
6AY BOAROERS, and viii use her best endeavors
n awe entire satisfaction to those whe may favor her
~ a their patronage. MRS. H. P. PHIpFEN.
Over Mrs. Kimpeps,
e. Slim On Broad shove 4th ct.
y NTOTICE.--sscveral pleasant rooms, with
\ Board may be had az the Boarding Houee of the
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 9Th and 9Th
ssts they having concluded to remain at their pre-.
8. ns residence. few gentlemen can be accommo-
Z, ,ted ss day bosrdeS. Sc 9-h
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T,HE UNDERSIGNED begs 70 inferm
L the public of the city Of Richmond that he win
FENCING ACADEMY, In the Law BUILDING,
franklin street, whore room has been comfortably
fitted up for the purpose. rs 1a
Gymnsstic a. well a. Fencing Exercises do not
only strengthen the health by keeping tho lungs,
nerves and muscles in activity, but they ass give
and elegance to the bearing and motion Of he body.
He bess to invite the public to numerous pazticips-
tiou and requests principally parents and teachers to
entust their snd pupils to his caro-, he will
try ts strengthen an ddeveop, step BY STEP even ths
weakest abilities.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
For the whole session, from the 18th Of Octe-
Der to tho lst of June. el5 90
months. ~ W
Fencing In Foils aud Broadsword, extra charge
Glasses and Schools admitted on more moderate
terms. altss gsrF
All kinds Of weapons of the best quality can be OBJ.
tained by the undsrsigned at the lowest prices.
- COL. 3. ESTVAM,
Professor of Fencing and Gymnssic Exercises
oc 13-lm at the Richmond College.
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ILLNESS OF SENATOR CLAYToN-The illness Of
Senator Clayton is of so serious = nature as to
preclude the hope of permanent restoration to
his accustomed health. The Delaware State Re-
porter. of Tuesday last, says: -
"Mr Clayton, we understand, has been confined
to bis room, 1T the residence of Mr. Comegys, in
this town, for two or three weeks past Of the
particular nature of his complaint we have not
been informed; but his ply sicans think it doubt.
full whether he will entirely recover. On Saturday
last he joined the Presbyterian church, and took
the sacrament, in bis apartment at MIR. Comegys's"