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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-02

CO.PartneFs
The undersigned, having formed Godfather
ship uudcr the name and yle Of Haines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest Of H. s. FarrAf,
will continue the business Of uanulAeturi EasA,
the old stand, corner Of ) ABluh Streets near the
Keokuk ! ~. Des Moincs Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINR6,
Keokuk Sept. -. 81. r. 9. HAINEE.
oct0-d
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Increase of the Standing Army.

The Washington correspondent Of the Richmond
ENQUIRER says that the Administration viii moi
accent the services of a volunteer force, even
should Congress authorize the President to call
them out 60 bitter is the war of the regular
agai., st the volunteer system, that the military
outposts are to he stripped in order to reinforce
the army in Utah, leaving the frontier exposed 10
attacks from the Indians, and endeavorng to
throw the responsibility upon Congress because IL
refused t. increase the army. The responsibility,
such as it is will upon the Administration for
refusing volunteers, quite as much upon Cor
gress for refusing mercenares. There is earthly
danger Of Indians or if there be- between Indians,
than large standing army. The Indians
standing humbug, always used to enforce every
demand for an increase of the United States forces
when, in point of fact, as Senator Toombs show Ell
ia his speech it has not been possible for any In
dian tribe or combination Of tribes within the Uni
20 stand for flve minutes before two Thousand sol
diers As to the Mormons, no doubt Brigham
Young and his rebel crew should be reduced to
submission, but that can be as well done 10y
mixed force of regulars and volunteers, as by the
former alone. The Mormons themselves have only
militia; their officers are mere militia officers:
their only warfare guerrilla warfare, for which
volunteers are better qualified than any other
force. Even were it otherwise we would rather
see that old rascal, Brigham Young, escaping the
reward of his crimes than to place in the hands Of
the federal government club which may be here
after used to break the head OF the South.
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Revival of the Slave Trade.

The N. o. Delta has long article on the revival
of the African slave trade. Cargoes from the Afri
can coas: have been lately landed in Pearl river,
Mississippi, aud the emgrants are already at work.
The vessels engaged in this traffic carry the French
flag, which the British squadron on the African
coast treats with proper respect. Tho Delta per-
ceives the germ OF cordial alliance between the
Southern States aud France, in opposition to the
aggressive ai,olitionism of England aud of the
North.
The Washington correspondent of the South
says that a movement is already afoot TO import
aud place the soil Of the South, stated num-
Der of Chinese coolies. large amount of South
ern capital, says the writer, will be enlisted in
its favor, in the event of GEN Cass giving his OPT
MON (which has been asked for by gentleman of
Georgia. in favor of the constitutionaty and rec
titude of the enterprise.
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death e : yerernhls Man.

The venerable JoHs waaEecK died at bis rsti
denes In this city on Saturday night. lie was the
oldest nativeof Richmond living In the city at the
time. He wac born In the old framed building at
tho corner Of 10Th aud Franklin street, ON the Ith
Of November, 1153 aud was, therefore, eighty
years and four months old when he died. lie was
printer, and no doubt the eldest Of the profession
Ia the State. He learned the business In the once
OF the Petersburg TnteIligencer, and returned TO
Richmond after the conclusion Of his apprentice
ship, and never loft IL. lie was elected Printer 10
the seLate Of Virginia thirty eight years since, and
remained Ia the Office to the time OF his DEATH
lie was the oldest Mason in the city. having been
initiated in 1910. forty-eight years since. He held
the Office Of Treasurer In the Lodge to which he
was attached thirty four years, and upon resign
ing, two years since, the Lodge presented him~ith
handsome silver cup as q testimonial OF their APP
probation of his integrity and worth.
This venerable gentleman was one OF the most
unaffected, kind hearted, even tempered, aud hon
est men we have ever known. His uniform dress
was a suit of black; his coat of ample cut, and as
he moved in bis daily walks, with snew-white
head and bland countenance, he presented most
venerable appearance and received the respect oil
all. He remarkable for the regularity OF his
habits and the purity of his life. lie enjoyed an
interrupted health until two years since, when no
took his first dose of medicine. For many years
he had published Wsrrock's Almanac, ana inc
pleasant and entertaining selections with when
he filled ont the pages Of that publication bespoke
bis kind and simple disposition. We think ne
| could hardly have entertained an unkind thongh'
| towards any living being, and certainly he never
| deserved any sentiment but kindness and respect
from his fellow men. Thus he dies, the father oi
the Printing Profession in this city. Inc craft
NAV welt emulate that regularity and purity
which were the distinguishing traits OF his eharao
ter. and made his face beam with the sunshine OF
summer, while winters SHOWS whitened his aged
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YBLH0HAPHlC NEWS.
REPORTED ron THE DAILY DisrATcH
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
SIX DAYS LATgR FROM EUROPE.

New YoRE. March 6.--Tbe steamship Europa,
Captain Leach, arrived at quarantine At o'clock,
NJ. She brings Lyerposl dates OF the 10Th
February.
i,esye has been granted Lord Palmsrston to
bring bill into the House Of Commons 10 alter
the government Of India. Leave was granted by
G large majority.
There Is nothing later from China, but details
of the news show that Canton 10 virtually IN pos
Session of the British
Bombay dates are Of the eth Of January. The
capture of Furruekabad aud Futtygur by su
Colin Campbell Is confirmed. Alter SnbJugaIng
Rohiland he.will march on Lueknov. zen p"'r
ram has twice defeated the rebels at Aiumoagn.
In Parliament the British government has been
defeated on the law introduced by the ahminfstfa-
ton to amend the law relating TO matuei auu
conspiracy, upon an amendment of1ered Dy mhnsi
Gibson. which censures ministers Tor Replying "
the French minister's (Walewski) dispatch, put
processes readiness to amend the laws upon uus
Investigation. The vote vas 2i5 for minister's ana
2s34 for Gibsons amendment. :.
A demonstration was proposed 10 De heio in
Iyde Park against the conspiracy Dill
The proceedings at the annual neeung Oh the
Atlantic Telegraph Company passed OIL iavoraoIy'
and the required additional capital was authofhea'
The trial of the directors OF the Royal brIliSh
Bank Is in progress
French refugee named Bernard has been ar
rested in London. charged with being imphcateu
in the late conspiracy TO assassinate the Emperor
The continental news is of little Importance
to the French demands. Switzerland WIS also
making concessions.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Observation-Disclosures
SPONGE Co. quote -four very duii, and quotatiohs
of last steamer barely maintained.
Wheat quiet but steady, and quotations I'M
changed.
Corn dull, with decline of Is. a Is. cd. on
white.
Irovsions.-Beef dull at weak prices, and with
but little inquiry. Pork dull and offered at lower
prices. Bacon quiet and declined Is.
Lard dull, at decline of Is. Cd
LONDON, Feb 20.--Baring & Co.'S circular quotes
breadstnfs firm. Iron steady, at E6 los a 50 15s
for Welsh rails, and &c los for Welsh bar.
sugar-Fine qualities slightly advanced; infe-
rior declined slightly.
Coffee quiet.
Money larket.-American securities very active,
at slight advance all descriptions.
The bullion in the Bank of England has in
creased 10000 sterling.
PARIS, Friday evening.-The Bank of France has
reduced its rate of discount to four per cent.
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The New York Herald thinks that shall hear
OF revolution in Paris, in the latter part Of Feb
ruary. Perhaps so, but we would as soon attempt
to predict the state OF the weather next week, as
to say what the French will do to-morrow Judg
ing from the past, it is time for another revolu-
ton; judging from Napoeon's character and oapa-
city, he will not permit them to take up "the or
der OF the day"
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Bennett, of the New York Herald, denies that
the President is going to appoint him Minister to
AustRR. lie says that he would never accept
mission to which it had been supposed that the
ealibre of Chevalier Webb was equal. The only
post in the Government which he would now ac-
oept is that of Secretary of State, and be only de-
sires that, in order to have chance to show Eng
land, France and Spain how he would conduct me-
gotiations with Mexico, Cuba and Central America
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SPECIAL UoTICus.

"a SEAsOSABLs REmABKs-We copy
the following paragraph from the Richmond Wing {.
rheumatism. coughs. and various Kindred conn
pia nts are prevalent, conceive we are doing the
public service in Inviting their attention to the
advertisement OF HEsRY's LININENF, In te-sIay's
paper. From personal knowledge snd observation
We can say that this Linment Is eeaci us 10 ale
Waiting pains produced By colds ard may bs adyau-
tsgeousiy used for ailments arising from other
causes. NH 6-6ts
Dfl The Annual Commencement Of
the Medical College Of Virginia. viii be held In the
Chemical Hall, on Tuesday, March 9th al o clock.
r. The Address 70 the Graduates wiz be .iel.y
cred by Professor Gibson,
fully invited to attend.
l.. g. JoyNRs. MD.
/. III ls-2t an Of the Faculty.
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Militia Musters.

As Virginia is reyiving militia musters, Tennes
see is giving them up, An act TO abolish military
duty has been passed by the present Tennessee
Legislature. Under this act the tax assessors are
required to make out yearly report of the
strength and condition of the militia in each civil
district, to be transmitted to the Adjutant General
Of the State in place of the reports heretofore
quired of the captains of militia companies
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Fort j. Rsehmo~a. iiM,,eso-HIgh Wuae, II z ''e'

rorf a. R,ohroxd. M,yese-High Btas, II s. o'efocs
ARRIVED.
s.sa,uer Virginia. Kelly, phiiadephia. nise an"
passeugors " Il Tuttie 49,. YORK
schooner Manchester. Chichester he"
ssboon.r & Fra ger, cattin. Petersburg, whea''
warwick 4 Barksdale.
SAILED.
s,..,,,.r Roanoke. skinner, New York. fndse ana
rassengers Luilam Watson. ,a5aa Iua-
ssssa,ner Belyidere. Keens. Baltimore. muse I"a
lam Watson. N, .,,, sapn the river
light. ,,,,h ppnttn9 down the
rave. JIM. po,;s f,re;ghtop down the river light
sebooner II DeHart. Lowe, Ne" York. via City
po;nt wheat. w Colquitt Co. T.,
schooner Geo V scott. Pritcne''' uo"h '"e i'e'
light ~,
Schooner Cgpd saver. " " W., ua' Vori nav
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nnsEOuIEs an C0MMOnORE pERRY

NEW YoRE, March 6.-The obsequies Of Commo-
dofe Perry, to be celebrated this afternoon, will
be imposing. The members of the City Council
and Chaaiber of Commerce will attend also
the officers of the division Of the militia.
Two hundred marines will act as body guard. and
the seventh regiment as funeral escort.
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A military court-martial has been ordered to
convene at Carlisle Barracks on the 10th inst, TO
investigate the difficulties subsisting between
Gen. Harvey and Col Sumner
There is q report that Mr.. Thomas Winaus of
Baltimore, has determined himself to finish the
Connellsvilie railroad.
George Mason, son of the Senator, has been ap-
pointed U. s. District Attorney for Texas.
Neither House of Congress was in session last
Saturday.
woman named Mary Borne committed sGcile
in Memphis, Tenn, on the ID lust, by throwing
herself into q we'll. Cause, wbiskey.
Willis srott, ESQ., coroner of Raleigh, N. c., died
on the I'D uit
Miss Daisy Metcaf died very suddenly in Mont
gomery, Ala, on the 3D. inst
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t6r WE have heard of some astonish-
ing cures being made by Prof Ok GRATH's ELECTRIC
OIL 1t seems to act ON the diseased parts with re-
marable effect. and in short space of tins health
regains its sway. 1t can be had OF the agents here
see advertisement in another column.
1s For sale by PURCELL. LADD l. Co wholesale
Agents, Richmond, and by Druggists generally.
NH S-d&cwlw
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nsa= ArrRAoTIvE SALE roR 20 DAY

49, ATTRACTIVE SALE FOR 70 DAYS
Staple Fancy and Millinery Goods, Fringes and
Dress Trimmings. Emhroideries, Ladies Dress Caps
Muslin, swiss and ninIity Bands, Head Dresses
Scarfs Laces Grapes, Hosiery, Gloyes. Hoop Stirts
Brass, Steel aud Plated Hoops. Cords and Tss-el-
for picture hangings, &C, &c, with numerous other
articles selling at reduction of 20 per eent l-ss
than former price, to make room for Snring puT-
chases. LADIES BAZAAR,
No &c Broad street. between 4th and 9Th
NH 4-Im
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'he Mufiny fis india

The British are everywhere successful In
India. Not year has elapsed since this gigantic
mutiny commenced, and il Is now curbed. The
"wages OF battle is about the worst mode OF set
ffing differences with their masters that the se-
poys would have selected.
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TIE KANSAS ELECTION

WASHINGTON, March "A messenger has arrived
here from Kansas, with the journal of the Lecomp-
ton Convention and the evidence taken before the
Commission to examine the alleged frauds 1t is
a voluminous document.
1t is said that the investigation reduces The vote
in Kansas from upwards of 6,700 to $500
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by THE GOVERNOR. - A PRoCLA-

4
- NATION.
WKKRa4s the General Assembly of the Common
wealth of Virginia after holding its session the time
limited by the Constitution, has failed to obtain The
concurrence of three-ffths Of the members elected
to each House. to continue its sitting until the busi
ness befJre it could be finished:
And after maturing mass OF important legis'a-
tion embracing numerous bills OF public and private
interest, the two Houses have adjourned without
passing upon those of most Indispensable necess y
and vital concern both to the Commonwealth and to
indi yidual citizens:
And whereas large maJorlty, though less than
three fifths of the members of both Houses, have
repeatedly manifested, by their votes that an extern
sion of the session required for further import
ant and necessary legislation
And the members of the two Houses OF the General
Assembly are here now present at the Metropolis.
and there Will be need OF increasing the expense
of mileage in calling hem together again at the pre-
sent time, as in case OF waiting until future time
after they shall have returned to their homes:
AMI Whereas the appropriation bills, especially,
authorizing money to be drawn from the Treasury,
to pay the debts of the Commonwealth, have not
leen acted on and passed at the late session of the
General Assembly:
And in my opinion the interest If the Common
wealth requires the General Assembly to be mme-
diat-ly convened:
l therefore hereby proclaim tn the Senators ard
Delegates of the two Houses of the General Assem-
bly, OF the Common that they are required to
Monday next the Stl day of March, A. ID. 1855 at II
o'clock NJ to legslate further for the interest of the
CCmmonw ealth as they may deem necessary and
proper.
- Given under my hand as Governor, and un
T ! der the seal of the Commonwealth, at
| LIS. Richmond, this the day of March 1855.
~ and in tie SD year OF the Commonwealth.
HENRY a. WISE.
By the Governor:
GEORGE ". MUNFoRD,
of ka CnFOFtln l1{a-G nj
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icy SECURE THE SHADOW ERE Thu

Substance Fade. If you wish good picture go 10
wHfFEHURsrSo old Gallery Main 81. aud exam
Inc the specimens. Photographs. colored plain
mads froIa life or copied from smq pictures and
enlarged to any sizs. The pure Ambrotypa war
rant not 20 fade easily be detaced. 4Ts0Ss un-
rivaiied NiellOgraph or new style of Photograph
pictures taken instantaneous and finished in three
minutes Ma!aihotypes. Panntypes and Amibrotypes
for Transmission by mail This EAllery contains two
% the largest SIX flights in virginia and for beauty
of finish, his pictures sur passed by none.
Pictures taken from Z 4. NJ, IN ; =. NJ.
Rr-Photol raph of the Washington Monument.
with Jefl arson and Patrick Henry. for sale. prc,
ST. NH Cd fN In
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are under obligations TO
Mr. b. r Jaeurs, news paper and periodical agent,
III Broad street, for Baltimore and New York pa
psrs VI saturday, 10 advance of the mail.
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WASHINGTON March THE Grand Jury, under
the Congressional law. have found true bill
against J. W. >Walcott, the contumacious witness
in the tariffraud investigation.
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Senator Douglas.

We have heard report that Senator Douglas of
Iliaos intends TO resign his seat in the United
States Senate, and spend some years on the conti-
uent of Europe.
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n[Y FnR TILE CnILnR

ny FoR THE CHILDREN. Just re-
ceised beautiful rtment Of worsted and zeph!
Circulars Coats. Scarfs Hoods. &c, L&c. selling at
half the usual price, -
LADIES' BAZAAR
NH f--IM No DO Broad street.
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The clay Statne.

We are pleased to learn that the Clay statue by
Mr., Hart, ordered by the ladies Of Virginia some
twelve years ago, will BIO completed 10 about .
year.
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DIED.

On Sunday morning, the 7lh inst. Mr.. JOHN
WARh0GK, in the e5th year Of his age.
His friends and aeguainEances are requested To at
tend his funeral, from Sr. paul's Church Tues
day, the 9Th Inst. at o'clock r ~. without further
notice.
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MARYLAND LEGIsLATURR-In the Maryland Sen
ate. the bill for appropriating Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad stock, &C., to the Eastern Shore internal
improvements, was up on Thursday night. and af
ter protracted struggle the vote was taken, and
the bill defeated for the want of a constitutional
majority-the vote being IL ior it, and against it
where's u "a majority of the whole House, is the
necessary number to carry bill. reconsdera
tion however, was moved aud ordered, and there
fore the measure is to be voted upon again. The
House has passed the constitutional convention
bill, by yeas A, nays %, aud it goes to the Sen
Off
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HoRRIBLE-The following is from the New York

Times, of Saturday:
Joseph Jones, chandler, doing business at No
229 Ninth avenue, appeared yesterday before Jus
tice Kelly at the Jefferson Market Police Court.
having both his cut of and his face badly cut
lie says that, on Thursday evening, while he was
liam Roberts, alas "Dusty Bob the bartender,
and two others, seized hold of him. rnioned him
to the counter, and after having beaten him saw
agely, cut off both his ears with large pair of
shears. Roberts arrested and committed TO
answer the charge, and the Police are after the
others.
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aIIIpn.RErk ANnInSa nE IIEE

HALIFAX, n. s. March 8, 1S5S.-The schoone!
Inkerman, from Newfoundland for Halifax, wa
wrecked on the Jedore Lodges on the 10th nit Al
lost except one seaman, who is severely froken
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eay PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS.

E%1s PLAIN ETATEMkHTS OF Il ACTs.-
DR.. HAMPTON. now aged 81 years. SPEAKS. Hear him
Are you sick. Beware of limitations! Ask 10
HaInpton's Vegetable Tincture. TIE many cure
eounterfeiting.
A medicine must have iferit, and great merit, toe
stand the test of public opiui0n. No art of pufh
can galyaaize worthless article TO keep il "
- a good medicine II it be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular and en-
tend its sales year after year. In spite Of opposition
The people readily md out its virtues and the fam
Of them passes frosn mouth 10 mouth with more rh
pidity than newspapers can spreaS il. living Wit
ness testify ing to the cure medicine has made TO-
him, Is OF more service than any newspaper sdVe1
tising.
In praof Of what we say above, we refer you
uRmpton's Vegetable Tinctufe aud its effects.
MIR. VIM. HIdH, No. f95 Sosth Peca street, balb
more, cured of Rheumatism. Dyspepsia aud Nersou
isease
aIs. EDWIN NJ. spa.NKLIs, No q Register street
baltimore most dreadful case Of scroiuls Of ye4rs
tan ling lost number OF pieces OF bone. restored
aealth.
Miss MARY scorIxLp Teacher, No. ESQ Rsltmor
streethsr case. after years OF suffering has aston
ished her fcends Let the aflc'ed gall 10 see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr. VIM Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House sat
fered from these complaints Tor Is months WITH bod
and mind severely affected. he was cured By uamr
toms Vegetable Tincture after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, dc.
Mr. Henry q. VIM bad acough for yeafs-grea.
weakness, &C. had in all fiYe six PHYSICIANS triei
AM he remedies, but was enrod only ~
HAMPToE's sg6ETABLE fIHCTuRE
s9-Delicate Ladies' aud Children viii please give
IL NJ ritA.
Sold by PURCELL, GaDD 4 90, Richmond; b
Or. COOKE, fredericksburg; by all The Druggists g
mora and by Druggists and Shopkeepers eyerywhere
al-3t ba tie: six bottles for Is. -dGc
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rm AUCTION SAFES OF JEwELRY, BY

LARUs l. SHINE-LADIEs SALE-LARUs h SHINE
will sell at auction at ~ Main street, at II O'Clock
MONDAY. March 8. fine assortment OF Silver.
ware, Jewelry, Watches, &c, and specially invite
the ladies' TO call and examine the above stock The
goods viii be posityelys old to the highest bidder.
NH 6-9s
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FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
1MMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

7,
Mohamed Pacha is among the passengers by the
Europa.
LATEST COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Cctton-Sales of the week 6S, 600 bales of which
spectators took 1000 and exporters $500. The
week opened with an excited market at ! ad-
vance. but closed firm Orleans fair 70, Middlns
X; Uplands fair Z =, Middling 535.
Consos 81 12a913s. Money market easier.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, II M.--BreadStuffs steady
and market quiet. Cotton opened steady at yes
teraay rates, with moderate business.
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DEATH OF ApJUTAST-GE NERAL WILMoT.-We hear
from Annapolis of the death of John Wilmot,
Esq, for several years holding the office of adju-
tant general OF Maryland. The deceased was one
of the oldest citizens of Annapolis, and greatly
esteemed RdH SIN
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RALTIM0RE ANNrAL. CnNFFRFNcF
A TRuE ELL. FnENn

WASHINGTON, March THE Baltimore Methodist
Conference, now sitting here, have decided Go hold
the next annual meeting in I.ewisburg, Va.
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EE- PORTRAITS of The people by the whoil sale at
to thi. celebrated Gallery have their licensees
,ken many form at prices varying from 25e to $25.
TIE bert of work at low p ices by the quantity, is
the motto of TYLER Il co. 25 artists employed max
ing from 500 TO leo portraits daily. Mark the
place 1879 Main street. q
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BEN. KpuLLEN. sec,y

E3 REMoyAL---I have removed my
nfi TO 18th street between Main and Bank, nearly
opposite Goddin's Hall.
NH 2-It A. JUDSON CRANE,