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KEeHpfrS men Scssooa

KEekUN IiIGH SCsIOOL.
/ / INDEX the auspices Of the undersigned it Is
~ proposed TO establish an English snd Clas sios
school oi such character and aims ~ shall place i,
| ~ The highest rank among the schools Of our
country. The rooms 10 bo occupied by this school
/ -.on the corner OF Concert and Fifthstreets--are
pleasantly situated and will be elegantly furnished
with all The appliances OF n first class school.
The ahool year Will consist OF four quarters Of
ten weeks each.
The eensral design Of this school viii he 10
combine the advantages Of home nnrture In phys
/ cal, mental ana moral training, with instruction
| IN ~ yaitoasdepartmcnts Of literature, Science
! and Att
| There will be secured the services of full corps
| Of cpmietent teacher IN the ancient and modern
/ iai'fuages, mlthenat y, the natural sciences,
ana all tue branches OF a thorough English edu-
cation.
Thsre w,li ba eSsrsises weekly in Composition
and Lloeution.
There eil be ihree dtpartments-pf Primary, In
terDe,iaic ana Academic
TERMS:
Primary Department, per quarter,....,......S 8 90
lntermediate Department., per quarter. 10 90
Acaseaie Depar tment, per quarter ........ ~ 90
Iheserates. payable Invariably by the middle OF
the quarter, defray the entire expenses Of tuition
IN ali branches not included in the extra charges
No deduction will be made for absence, except In
eases of irotractea sickness.
Pupt.s viii be Classified and promoted only
upon thorough examiuaton IN their previous
stualts.
iiy aliberalafrangc gciaent with the Enealty Of the
MeaieatIolitgeI pupils pursuing theif>studios In
Philosophy Lhc..iAtiy os Phys,.iesy can have the
privilege of their Lectures ana Dcnens trait ons on
these subjects without additional cost
AneAtra charge viii be made per quarter for
instruction given in French. German, Driving
Painting and Agricultural or Practical Chcmis-
try.
1RusTEEs.
samuel X. Curtis, =: W. Potter,
X. lowe, s. 5. Billings,
a. Bridgemap, W. S. McGayic,
John MrCune, James r. Cox,
J 81. shelley i NJ Love,
J, \. Sanford III w sample
James l.. Estes.
J. NJ. McLANE,
Kcokuk, Sept. 2i, '5I-d Principal.
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FARE FROM KEOKlK

Sa1 fasbvngets iea'ibR heokuk NJ " y, or lo:3o
a. M, can dine the Eest day at i'ttroitor Tnc-
do, and dine the second day in New York, or take
supper IN Boston, shing tho trip from kcokak
to New York in IS honrs; Boston IL 81 hours -
Quickegt time ever uAaSiS.
N&-LeayiDg keokuk at the same me, pas sem
gers reach 6alena or Dunleith next morning TO
breakfast, Chicago next morning at Sis o'ciock,
Cincinnati next day at 10 J.. IN, - without
change II cars from Chicago.
z6-close connections made in Chicago with all
Eastern TrAing.
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DBNTAL sunGknA

DENTAL NJ EAA.
nR. X. q. BARBER would respect
- fully inform his patrons and the E6S,
public generally, that be has lifted uplY =
= handsome suite Of rooms, sparing A1
neither pains orexpsnse to mskethem elegant and
comfortable, In the brick building East side Of s.
between Main and Johnsos streets. Thankful ter
past fayors, he soleits continuance Of the samo,
~ All operations warranted lapr24diy y0
4. q. of g.. r..
pANNEk Lodge No. Is, I. D. ofG. T., meets an
- every Friday Evening, at Temperance N
Hall, on Main street, AT n O'Clock. AllOeD
membsrs Of the order in good standing, ars
invited to attend
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IN Ed T. HACK ~. N OOR Y,
OF BOSTON,
A r HIT ECT

"A n - n ! I q =
/ Ale psrtnss II IN. Wssbburn, Architect Of
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont Temple, Boston; Woods Ho-
tel, PortisDdi Bay state Heuse, Worcester. and
many other hrst class pubic nd private baildings
throughout the country having located ia keokuk,
would inform the pubic that he IL prepared to fur
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings, spee.Gca-
tons and superintcndenec iur Churches, School
Houses, Hotels, stores Dwellings, and public and
private buildings of all kinds, with rroinruss and
accuracy
All the modern improvements, such ms " srming,
Lighting Ventilation, &c. rs adopted in thV Enst-
err cities, Will be especially provided for as re-
qured.
c0-ofice in sample 'snew building, on Second
street, between Main and Johnsup
Jan. IA. '67-ily &@ D. IL. hOOHl.
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W.. n. n AMklNb,
Ale and Porter Depot,

A LII oniers for Bottled ALE aud PORTER
"A filled and delivered In any part Of the city.
Also. quantity " Ale BY tho barrel. Orders
from distance respectfully solicited and promptly
attended to. W. S, IlAkklNc.
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sept. L ,ls56.-dA~l.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL mAII.
ROAD.
Il kE RAIN DAILY FROM
PtttSburKh 10 PhIladrlphin
Irainsieave Pittsburgh as follows; Mail T. a m;
Fast Line p. m; Express Mail Si40 p. IN.
The Express al~ii Ruts Daily, he other two Sun
daysSxeepted. Making Direct Con-
ngctious With all trains from
Vt. Louis, Mo-; Dubuque. Keoknk and Iowa CITY.
Iowa Csir1, Rock Island and Chicago, uls,;
Lcxington ani Louisville, KY, ferrc
iinate, indianapolis aud Lafayette,
ind.i Elncilnati, Uoium "a bus, Day
tan. Toled4, Cleveland, Zanes-
t.ut, CrestlinG, Massilon
and Wooster, Ohio.
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota. and
All Points IN tho west.
4hS rAiiE As Low AS ~ ANY eraER ROUTE -A%
fassengcrs trvln the West can rely upon this
As being the shortest and moatex.
petitions route 10
PHILaDSLPAlA, BALTtaORE, NEW YORK
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
THus. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lanes Of Peaa. X. X, fhiIadelphia
august 10, ~
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raLL AND WINTER TRADE.

\ hE now Ia receipt of large aud ell selected
y sioeR Of Fall and Winter Dry Goodt, selected
with great care Tor this market. 10 which the at
tention 81 our friends and the public IL respectful
iy catied
IL Is not our intention 10 say. ike some persons
who nave goods To sell, that We will sell 10 to rs
per cent less than any OF her house but We do saw
ana oeiieFo that our prices viii compare favora-
biy with any regular house in TINS city.
atye us a call, at No. IS Main-st and look for
yourselves, lscp3O- dSm WON
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FRUIT. FRUIT!

KING e. TAYLOR,
Whoiesais Deaiersf9 Foreign and Domestic
Fruits ana Nuts, aud Commit sst ON
Dsait r. In Domestic Produce,
So.l, Main Strect......,.,...,..,.. X kRokrR, IOWA
DEINd connected with the largest houses in
ID Boston, New York aud New Orleans, thoy are
enabled 10 obtain their supplies fresh from those
msrkets, which they will seil cheap as any
house in ths west. The following IL a lisi Of part
ii their stock
Oranges, Lemons, bananas,
Pine Apples, TamRrind, Prunes,
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Dates,
Dried Currants, English Walnuts, Figs,
Almonds, Pecanr, Filbcrts,
Bran, Nuts Pea Nuts, Cocoa Nuts.
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GUNS! GUNS!

L. r. MARCY. Manufacturer and wholesale
and retail dealer in All kinds Of uuns, Pis tolls,
Bowie knives, Fishing Tackle, sporting APpAra-
tus and Ammunition. All Guns warranted, with
the privilege Of trying, at lower prices than ever
offered in the Wet. Uot's best kevolveIsior3to,
and warranted for year. Second-st. bet. MAin
and johnson, keokuk, Iowa. lJuly24dkw
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Fire, Marine, and Life Bnsuraaer,
&. MEHCH ANTS FIRE d MARINE ms. Co.
~ Patiadeiphia, capital x4ou 900
SrATEMUrtA AL FIRE AND NAKTNFINs co
VI Pennsyivania Capital S5sp 600.
CoNAEuIitlf MUTUAL LIFE ms. 90.
q ltaclord. Capita s. sos, 900.
MASSACHUSETTS, MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
of Springfield, Capital slo0 900.
Z. {. A. slkIBLEN, Agent,
julyIod Corner 9th and Nj ain-sts
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rKRMS or ADVERTISING.

HIsiuOEf EAfde mol 3Acctuink siA ltnGe Aak3l
Is, otherwise els.
companies, ac., half price.
Di.pl.yod .lvsrtisements half more thsaths
bova rates.
tivsrtissn ants. sadcd and placed undcrthc head
4 s.speeia al notices" acsoleshs ordinary tafes.
speel.lnotieesi In the local column 70 cents pei
ne.
dsred in th tnside ee xclusivsly
"A the Daily, after the drst twowesks, 90 per cent
more than the above rates,
Advertisements not accompanied with directfonI
will be forbid, and charged foraccord
ngiy. 1,...
This rate will not be varied from.
whea line algertiser uses the Weekly alone, the
price will be the sams as 10 the Daily. Where The
b2ily snd Weakly arc both used, 70 per cent. win
be dedac,ed from the aggrsgate amount
Under the prcssD. fystsn, the advertiser p.yss
m aeh for the space occupies the ehanges beina
chArgsabie for com position only. This piants nov
generally adopted. osrchargs for changes WILDE
cents per square. -
s6N-In all cases where Advertisements arc dis-
continued before the expiE1ton OF the year or the
line s,ntraelad fvs, they wall be charged up at
oar regular ratesfor tho time actuaiiyM.
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MEW MILLINER Y nrO1 n.
IA IA i. 1ALLON takss pleasure In en- eEN
etese Il Uustis' Bai iding, on roastb s4rsst, -
whstS uAe will keep good aAsortmeat of Bonests,
kIbbons, and ssssy thing - thAt liae. Ladies are
invtsd " can either here or q the old TAes 50
Main IT.
8rFowiers Modclsfor sais. .'.s :,
octo-d
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n. FORD, cuAs.r. UuRHAn p.w.ronl
Ford, 0orham Il Ford,
BANKERS.

6ANAEN6,
MainSt, bstweeB Second and Third X keokuk owA
REKgaEScKs:
Metropolitan Bank, New York
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., New York;
WA. Hove, Prest., Boston,
Geo. W. ThAyer, Prest., Boston
Il. Selden ThAyer, ,Cssh'r, Buffalo;
Peninsula Bank, Detroit;
l.. III Bursh a Co :, Chicago;
Carpenter a Ford Cinci nnati,
Darby d Rarksdale, ST. Louis;
T. y. Handy ,Cash'r, Cleveland.
junsl0dkw
E.R. q -. ~. TUHD.
DealSrs IN keui Estate.
Office In ban king House Of Ford 3orham Y ord
junelodAw1 KEoKUK. IOWA.
l.. DEkIsG. a.K.LovE 3.
DEMlNG a LOVE,
(Suceessors " A. L. Deming 4 Co..
na nk keFs And Dealers An Exchange,
Mo.n sfress, ksokuk, Ioua.
DARTICULAk attention given 10 collect ions.
i Refer to
E.W Clark, Dodge Co., New York
Beebe Co, :"
Adams 4 Buckinghans, i"
j. w. Clark l. Co., Bsstonj
DrcxeI 4 Co., Philsdslphiaj
Z. W. Clark Co., :"
Johnston, Brothers 1 Co., Baltimore
Il. w. Clark a Bros. ST. Louis
State savings Institution, -
Benoist Donnelly, +"
Wm Heron a Co., Pittsburgh;
ComMef fcial Bank, cinciA matt;
N.Corwith 4 Co., ,9slena,
Heron Brother, Dubuque;
d. c. Convers, Esq., Cashier State Bank Of Ohio,
ZapesviIi~. fiy7
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Cabus' saloon,

Shaving, Hair Cutting, Hair Dyeing
q ~ And
S II A NJ p D OIL N G..
IAvING engaged FAshi0a abis Hair Dresser,
LII for Ladies and Gentlemen, direct from Paris,
is nowprcparsd to do al kinds Of business in his
line. " 9&
HAIR DRESSING, HAIR DYElNG
ssSan&2 and
SHAMPOOING
q ~ l. u DeA
D0Hs at thsir Kls, dsncss, Or at tie Saloon.
Ths Propristor 10 satisfied that he can now com
pete with any saloon in the United btates.
4ssS u. CABUS.
N. B.-Wigs, Toupess and Braids can be ordered
by IN meAsuren1cnt. &C.
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j. Ill. Waggener.

Aud, in fact, Everything Is cnnpetca Gentle
man WARDROBE. j. III. WAGuENER,
second ST., opposite ,hu National Theater.
sep2yd
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fISlEGreatca Central Route, connecting the Atiaps
tic cities With Western, Northwestern anasosth-
western states, by continuous Railway direct,
THIS road also connects at Pt,sbarg with daily line
OF Steamers TO ali ports on the Western Rivers, and
At Cleveland and Saidusky with Steamers 10 nll
por~ on tho Northwestern Lakes max In the most
can bc Forwarded to and from the Great We.t
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND pIrrsnuaa
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". a. RICE,
y A RCHITECT. Office in kilbourne's Block, on
IA Main-st.,bsf "a and sd, Keokuk, Iowa
8A feb2q-d
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NO. 2I3.
~ rARMEIk a SA aaPnELL,
IA WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS

s -
\ITATCHEs.-h large assortment Of Of Ladies
w aud Gent lemen's y hne Gold Watches. Aiso
the best assort tmcnt of "kailroad Timekespeu
eve offered in the West, which arc warranted with
the utmost confidence. For sale low 1T
noyb-dAw PARMELE 4 kCAAPBEkL'S.
IEWELkY--A fine assortment Of plain, gold
u Cameo, Coral and pointed Pins and EarrinEh
single orin setts Plain gold, opal, and ruby DiA-
M0SD RINGs; Geld Guard Fob, Vest and Neck
chnins; Gold and silver Tkimbles, Gold Bracelets,
Loekets Seals, Charms, Keys, Pencils, gents gold
studs, collar and sleeve bu ttons, a.
nov6 -dAw pAkMELE 4 CAMpBELL'S.
StILNEk WARE.-A complete asspTtmsnt OF
- SILVER Ware, comprising spoons, forks. napkin
rings. eups, fruit knives, also silver card-oases,
portmonics, to hacco boxes, Re. at
nov6-dkw PAKMELE s CAMPBELL'S.
DLATED wAkE--siiver plated tea setts, ,essto 70
l. cake and card baskets, candle sticks, Ac., at
nov6.d&w PARMELE 4 CAMPBELI'S.
(y0I.D PRNS--Morton's, Bagley's and Dawson
NJ Warren Hyde 3 DC lcbrstsd gold pers. ~
novs-daw PARMELE 4 CAMPBELLH.
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m,FARLAnD HOUSE

m,FARLAND lsOUsE.
J.. A. PATMOR, PloPR1EroH,
(Tormsrly Of tho Sherman H,use, Chicago, Ills, J
FRONT-sr., BET. cRDARs4 PINE,
Opposite Steam Ferry Landing,
Fort Madison, lew \.
ssp3edkw
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DHESM GOOlss. s.

RLAch and Fancy silks, French Merinoes
- Plain, Printed and Striped Wool De Lains
Gas hmeres, Poi llns, frassian DE Lains, Coburgs
AlpaeAs, Dc, ac- Latest styles,
sep30dim j. G. pARROTT & CO
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ROTB OBJ ~B1
nkS. SANFORD b BOND have this day formed a
- CO partnership in the practice VI Medicine and
surgery Apd tender their vices 10 the sitisen Of
keokuk and the surrounding country.
ofice on Main st, opposite the Lseicdc House.
Dec. y, 1850.
DR.. SANFORD TAX es this occasion to express kis
gratitude 30 the citiIcns Of this city lows issos
risnd Illinois for their liberal patronage hereto
fore sxtsndss 10 hia, aud 60 cordially recommend
his Associais Dr. Dosp, 10 the ~ in all easesreauir
ingthe services Of physician or Surgeon.
-. HUSH LITTLE, m. d..
T1HYsIClAN AND SURGEON. Once on Third
street, bcsween Main and johnson ate, over
kicksy's Cigar Store, Residence at 81. Charles
HOteS. rmnv9d
ID. q. DEWEY, NJ. D.,
Phystcl q n suvge . on.
oaeein Postofee Buildingt I'd story ,Johnson-st.,
mybd kEOkUk IOWA, I'D rt
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MUM 4 MULLEW,
CONFECTIONERY, Wholesale and Retail Candy y
~ NAnufsetory, Third-st., between Main and
johnson, next door TO Kelly aLynch.
Special Attention vii be- given to baking for par
ties, and done upon the shortest notice.
ksokuk Jan. Idly
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RRUssELS, Ingram, Hem, Gotten and Rag Car
- pets; Floor Oil Cloths, stair Carpets. Stair
Linens and Oil Cloths, Stair Aods, Rugs and n ats
In great variety. good assortment for sale on
reasonable terms.
sepJ0d}m JIG, pARR0TT co.
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slom.eGccpinx s.eod..

Housekeeping sosds.
LNlGHT-QuARTEk, fO.4 and IL - Linen and
IL Cotton Sheeiings Pillow&case Linens and Mus
lins, Toweling, Table Cloths, napkins, Windov
Shades and Fixtures, Wooi and cotton Nanaaks,
Table and Piano Covers, Muslin and Lace Curtains,
4c., in great variety.
~p30dSm j G. rAKROTT u co
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ShaWls, tioaISs aud NANTES.
l(RoCHE. stella. Cashmere and Wool shawls
- all grades. ciaaks and Manties Of the latest
styles in all grades, very cheap
sepsVdam j. L. pARR0TT ACO.
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Wh ~ osnlc Commtssiem merchant,
AND MANUFACTURERS A6KkT,
No. ~ ..s,..-....5I LuIiS, HO.
INkALEk in Paper, Glass Ware, window Glass,
DWooden Ware, straw and Bonnat Boards, News
and Book Paper, ManiiIa Papers, News and Book
Ink, Printers' Materials, aud Manufactured Ar
tieies generally. Also, every sise and vsricty Of
Fire-Proof Ssfes on hand.
may2s- dom
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j. ". BKEEDES,
A Tr0RNEY and Councillor Al Law, and agent
n for ths purchase and sale of keai Es,ntc. Col
o3tiag ba sinsss attended to promptly, titlss ex-
Anined, aud large number ofoity ioa and farms
always for sale.
oaioe between ainand Johnson on Secondstrest.
my9d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-03
THE WEEKLY STAR.

Our Weekly Of to-day contains rich sd
vsncs chapter of Hon. John Bsrnsy's work or
the past Men, Women and Affairs of the North
American Confederation ;" twelve columns Of
Washington News and Gossip, comprising a por.
tion Of the piquant BentoDian Xmas Lady
Killing" controversy, the Naval Board Cues.
ton" "The Holidays" Moral Insanity
"Wm: Il. Hurlbs:, 4" RoOrbacks Exploded, u
"Ths Presidents Reception on New Years
Day." Cabine. Making" The Inaugural
tion," "Pay Of the officers Of the Army"
" The bred Scott Case "Mr. Seward and
the New York Herald" Washington Ho-
tells" &C., Sc. Also, late foreign and domes-
tic tales, poetry, humorous sketches, cores
pondence, locals, and a swarm Of spicy per,o.
nal and political items
Terms only 81 % per year, or } cents per
single number.
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PERSONA

49,. Thalberg has determined to give one Of
two free concerts in Boston.
....A Tennessee paper says that Senator
Beil VIII lose about ten thousand dollars by
the instruction panic.
80. Mr. H. Bateman, of Saint Louis, has
purchased the Baltimore Museum, which he
intends TO re6t for theatrical purposes.
....Dr. Robert Hunter, celebrated as q
practitioner in diseases of the chest, has re-
turned from a widely extended European tour
of medical observation.
....Mr. Congdon, of the Boston Atlas, re-
tired from that establishment. on the first Of
January. He is engaged on the New York
Tribune.
....While Mr.. Brady was addressing the
court for the defence in Huntington's case on
Monday, Huntington was heard to say, A
splendid farce, this! capital pike, by CAD :"
80. A young Virginia planter named W. f.
O., Of Gloucester, has become enamoured
OF the pretty young actress, Mary DevliD.
Since he first saw her, ne has not missed a
night from tho theatre
....COl. William Emmons, sometimes styled
by the irreverent "Pap Emmons," was mar
ried few days stree in this city to Mrs Mary
A. Weems, of Baltimore, by Rev. A G. Ca
rothers.
80. DR.. Biegler, of Rochester, N. Y has
been arrested for the wilful murder of Emile
MUIR, in attempting to produce an abortion
she had been his mistress The DR.. is a ms n
OF very bad character, having been in prison
for arson some years ago.
The Philadelphis Bulletin says of the
death of Reah Frazer, Esq, of Lancaster, Pa !:
Excessive labor in his profession, it is
thought, brought on the first symptoms of the
mental nalady that has at length reached
such calamitous termination though it is
probable the more immediate cause of the
worst stages was anxiety about business af.
fairs, and extraordinary excitement about
politics during the late election canvas He
has always been a prominent Democrat, and
went into politics, as into every other pursuit,
with the whole energy of a warm, impulsive
nature After the election of November last
his excitement seemed to increase, and this,
united to other sources of disquiet, brought
him to such condition that proper restraint
and the best curative measures had to be re.
sorted to. His death, under such circum-
stances, is peculiarly affecting to large cir
Gle Of friends "
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
In THE House, yesterday, after We went to
press, the following bills were reported back
frcm the Committee of the Whole without OBJ
lection and were duly passed. Viz:
A bill for the relief Of Commander John L
Saunders.
A bill to authorize the Postmaster General
to execute a contrac. with Messrs. Ga.man,
So!gle, BenfOrd for carrying the mail from
Cumbeiisnd, Mary land, to Greensburg, Penn
sylvsnia.
A bill for the reEsf Of James p. Fleming,
Augusta, Georgia
The bill from the Court of CiaiUa for the
relief Of Joseph White
A bill for the relief of the heirs of Cantain
Thomas Gill.
Senate bill for the relief Of Peter Grover.
"A bill for the relief of the suretiss of Daniel
Winslow.
A bill for the relief of Thomas B. Stssle
passed assistant surgeon of the navy of tho
United States.
Senate bill granting bounty land to Jared
L. Elliott
A bill for the relief of John c. McConnsll.
A bill to reimburse the estate Of Joseph Nc
Clure, paymaster in the war Of 1872
Senate bill for the relief Of A S. Bender.
bill for the relief Of Jesse Morrison, of ii.
Iinois
A bill for the relief of Antoine Robedoux.
A bill for the relief Of w lillian Kendall.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, moved that when
the House adjourn to day IL adjourn to NEE,
on Monday next; which motion was agreed to
And then, at three O'Clock, the House ad.
journed.
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GRAND JUVENILE BALL.

MONSIEUR T. F. 6ASZYNSKI RESPECT
vi fully informs tie ladies and gentlemen of
Examination Ball Of his pupils will take place In
Georgetown, al UNION HALL, on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, tue 9TH Of January, and in
Washington at TEMPERANCE HALL. h. street.
between 9Th and 10th streets, the 9th Of January.
Dancing Commences at 7 O'Clock.
aides are most respectfully invited to attend,
with their children, to witness the progress made
by Mons. Gaszynski's pupils In one quarter.
The second term commences on the 18th OF
January In Washington, and In Georgetown the
10th Of January. Application can be made al
Mr.. @ IS residence, a07 E street Ladies wish
ing to place their children under him will please
make an early application, as Al. 6. viii prepare
his pupils for the Grand May Ball in this term.
Ian 3-1w
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Mayors Office.

hhehiSuAOS, 1910
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
this office until Tuesday, '3:h instant, at IL
O'Clock, m, for building stone Wall on the
east side Of Tiber creek, commencing at the south
end OF the arch recently turned under Indiana
avenue, and running thence southwark TIL il in
tersects the west side OF st street wes distance
about cEe hundsed and twenty feet acco ding to
plan and specification which can be seen at the
desk OF the booE-keeper in the orfce OF the Mayor
and Register Proposals to state the price per
perch for laying the stone and furnishing the
materials. No bid will be received from any but
a practical stone mason Of known and reliable
character. w. MAGRUDER, Mayor
VIM. w. MOORE,
A. BALDWIN,,
en3-2t Committee
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be
acquired by using the "Baia of Thousand
Flo,0ers." 1t will remove tan, pimpiss, and
JrscIles from the skin, leaving it of a soft and
roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour on two or
three drops, and wash the face night and
morning. For sale at ShillingtOn's, agent for
Washington, and all druggists.