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CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE VIA
- =, NICARAGUA.
American, Aiaatie, aud Pacific Sh,p Canal
Company. Preprfetors.
ID q ED FAREe.

The splendid steamship WASHINGTON, 1000
tons, Captain HENRY CHURCHILL, hav- 49,
ing hcen ttted up expressly for the Cali &f03o&
iorria trade by the Nicaragua roWte, villG
leave Pier No. 81, North River, New York, on Sat-
uIday, the TN Ncvember, a. p. IN carrying pas
sengers. mails and freight to san Juan del Norte TO
oa1heet az SAN Juan del Sur with the veil know q
and commodions steamship HERMANN Captsin
CayENpY. for San Francisco, California.
Ihese steamships offer unsurpassed aooommo-
a.Iions i1r the comfort and safety OF passengers
ne isthtnus route ~ tboYoughy repaired and I'm
good condi Ion, and the country healthy.
F3s passage or freight apply only At The ofkcs OF
oea Il JOHN y, yKLvERTON, Agent,
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Dentistry, Ao.

nENT Ys-Dr. THOMAS q. HILLS
ner's.-HIs operations embrace al the lat -0py~
est improvements, and by the use Of the ~iIp
ChecpiastIc Process he makes whole partial sets
OF Teeth superior 10 those made by any other plan
at half the Prices charged for gold. Specimens and
testImonias exhibited. He IL the only agent for II
In w esnlnGyOn. .-.- Ft--ta SO.ly
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HR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
u DENTISr~
No. so Pennsylvsnia avenue, 0p&kS
VIII peftorm ali operations belOngn ing to his ~x1I0
profession 1t his old established once, o above.
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL.
TIE GREAT PIN ANNIHTLATOR
AND REMEDY FOR DN SPEPSIA. WEAK
St pS - AC ! A q a. p w EAk BoWEtS.

- BoTTLksI % and 81 cents and one dollar.
THE OREATEsTD DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
- SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE.A should he kept
In al families Ill case OF accidents sudden sick
ness, as 1t frequent c-res III less time than ii re
CURES to get physician.
cures cain IN any part Of the stem and Is used
externally and internally.
III As the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
duoe Lad Cold, Rheumatlsm, Pain in the Limbs
xeta bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Slnevs, Blood and Bones and, by II warming cleo
omaS netic power. ex pels ali pain from the tenn.
Get bottle and try it.
N; B;mIf you have a Cough, use Harris
E0kNE,S PECT0RAL SYRUP OF WILD
World. '' iA INV
If Jou arc Bilious, use HARTSHORNE,s
ANTl-B1LlOUS PILLS. They act upon the Iiv-
sI, Stomach and Bowels, carrying of al Bile and
Foul Seoretions.
The above medicines to be had ut all Drug Stores
III Washington CITY; kidweii & Ciaoell at George
town II. Peel Co Alexandria ooIl-fr
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DUMPHREV'S stab. ES.-The und ersiKne
L the son of the late Levi Pumphrey,
takes pleasure IN informing his friends,
and the public that he will continue the n
business of his late father, at both the N
old stands that at the corner Of 9Th ands.AA0kS
streets having been under his manag enc mt for tn
last three IL will he the obj Ut of his cease
less care to preserve the envsbe Of the
stables. his father sf them and that end, Il
place, day aud night aud will strive to give sats-
fncion to all who may favor him With their patron
age. ]. w. HUMPHREY.
oc 12-1m Upper Marlboro papers oopyJ
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IoW oiooks NcsL OF DIoouNtN. lo y !"
y 4 r. UyiAN SYM P,
solution Of Pretsxide Of Iron Combined,
| Having successfully passed the ordeal TO winch
subjected, mus: now be received as
an established medicine. It's
Efficacy IN Curing
Dysp.psia, Affections Of rae Lir,r, Drspsy,
Neuralgia, Bronchitis aad Cons HsHpfsos TSs-
desei,s, Disordsred State Of tAe Blood. BoiIs,
Semrry, TRe Prostra'sg Ersots Of Lead or
M,rtsry, Geseral Debility, asd al Diseases
/ tcAtek TsqKirs n Tome aHd AIts,afirs Msdieias,
/: beyond question:
authenticated; and Of such peculiar
oaarsc.sSJ; t that suiiereI era Ssnnot s
,,%Gfss IS: tt!EssgErtt 4. syn sx.syyIrlsjE 4SA
but its range is extensive. bscsuseS*A&sX
many diseases, apparently unlike s II
are Intimately re ated, and proceed 1854
ing from one cause. ma, be cured
By one remedy. The class Of Diseases for which
the syrup provides cure, Ne precisely that which
has so often hafiled the highest order Of medical
sibe aud the safety and efcac, Of the syrup moon
trovertIble. Those Who may wish for opinion
syrup oaanut a to be ssi.hed WITH the for
lowing among numerous Testimonials IN the hands
men well Known IN The community. and 81 the
highest respectfully:
o..pIh. und.r.Enes having experienced beneficial
effects Of the "Peru,t.n syrup" DO
mend &c IN the attention of the public
Of o.h.I ~ho'. ,n.elsenes and Lr,serI .tosehsr
uneu.sonsble have doubt q s efficacy
Incpient diseases OF the Lungs aud Bronchial
pyspepss. Liver Comrlsnt Drops Neuralgia ed
its edscts would be Incredible but the
of those who have witnessed them and have
their testimony do b. its power.
Rev JoHs PIskPoNT, TsoHAs @. AxoEy,
THOMAS A. DkxrEk. PErkk HkRvEr,
9 X. kendall ND. J>so O. DUxs,
SAMUEL MAI.
well known that the medicinal ProtoxIde %
Iron Il lost by brief exposure
msirtafu solution 81 Protoxide of Iron.
h.. b en- deemed IMPOSSIBLE In the Psusi.s
EKSoRE and this solution
proo csrbonstos citrstes and the nsts.
hedcA- A. A. BAYks, -. D.
Ase<yer 20 the State Of ksssschusstts,
ls ylston street Bostsn-
For sale by DRUGGISTS generally. Price for large
bottles, 50; medium ized bottles, 81.
N. l.. CLARK CO. Proprietors, Boston.
For sale IN WASHINGTON by Y. u. Gilman, special
Agent; Nairn Palmer. John Schwartze, T.. NJ,
Smith, V. Hsrbaugh, II. h. Mcpherson, r. =.
ai.h, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone, j. :. LOvejoy,
DIR. ID. b. Clarke, ID. Ridge , and in Georg etoyn
b. X. J. CIssell. and J. l.. Kfdwel. sc q en-
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Miscellaneous.
pROPOsALs or INDIAN GOODS.
ov. DIriRIxEsr OF THE isIr.Ics,

~
OFFIcE OF INDIAN AFtA ms. Oct. a, Isss.
SEALED PRorosA Is, endorsed" Proposals fm To
esn Goods, tClsss l. 2. ost,as the case maj be,
VIII te received at the ofice OF Indian ars Wash
ing Slss Iat s 10 ~ on
ING the following named articles =
( saR $40 ts, CLASS No. L.
Msckisae Blasksfs, Cloths, s.d d., Gsefs.
2,Se0 pairs 3 point white Mackinae ,Rlsnkets 10
! Measure 90 by 10 Inohss. and veuh 8 Doupds.
sac pairs % point white Mackinas Blankets. 20
measure 81 By &c inches, and veish pounds.
$50 PAIRS point siite M.okInae ssnks,.. TO
600 pairs ~ point white Maoklnse Bisaksts TO
MEASURE So BY 50 inches. and " sigh AZ pounds.
500 pairs point white Msohpnsc BLANKETS. TO
so %ss,F. 50 By Is iassss sod welsh 81 possd,
measure SO by Y inches, and weigh pounds.
500 pair. ga point scarlet Hackinae Blankets, to
measure a by s. inches aud weighs pounds.
F.. 500 pairs point scarlet MackInac Blankets. to
100 palrs S7a pont green Maokinac Blankets to
MEASURE 65 by "a inches, az weigh 10 pounds.
%U psrs point sreen MaokIBao Blankets, to
,oo messs 90 py IL inches, and weigh pounds
-, measure 81 By 6S inches, and weigh pound.
90 pairs SR point indigo blue Mackinac Blank t.
TO measure 66 by 81 inches, and weigh 10 lbs.
to measure 60 BY 2 inches, and weigh pounds.
500 pairs "a point indigo blue Maokinac Blankets,
to measure 81 by Go inches, and weigh CHS.
luo pairs So point gent lnea bus Maoklnac Blan-
kets. to measure Go by "a inches, and weigh 10
500 pairs s. point sentinsla- blue Mackinac B!sn-
kets, 70 measure 60 BY ~ inches. and weigh 8
pOunds. :.
$50 PAIRS ~ point sentins.la blue Macklnac Blan
kets, TO measure "a by &c inches. and weigh
pounds.
500 pairs I point Eentinelia- blue Msckinac BIsp-
kess. to measure3 81 by - inches, and weigh So
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs.
MONEYS LOAN - STOCK SE0UkIrIYs,
A"-Q OSeestte tAs 1ttaiuss,
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A. SPECIAL NOTICE.
I'LL Persons indehti d to the Iate firm oil Marsh
fully requested to call ard settle their accounts ty
the frs, of Noyember next. Those fa ing to call
and make settleH snt. either by cash or notes at
short dates. their lis, which are now made out
after that date will pass into other hands for coiiec
ton. - a. F... u. w, MARSH,
Southeast corner OF 10th st. and Pa av.
oc % Ct (Inteiligeucerb II.'1
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DORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A per
fect Portrait OF yourself TO .25 CENTS warranted
not to Jade. 2ooo Of these bea :iful pictures made
by W. Odey IN nine W eeks. No charge unless the
sitter is perfectly satisfied. Pictures paper for
- cents, which can be sent by mail without extra
charge. Every variety IF cases kept on hand. Sun
light not required. X. z. WOODLEY,
Photographer, No. 3i2 r. street,
eh6m WIhrds'.
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Boot. Shoes &o.

AIDES SHOEsLLAD DIES SHOES The
IL success l have met with during thev>A
short period have been established, era -
bles me TO oGer Ladies' Shoes. 81 nv eva makx, sf
the folfowinE pflces: - gt1sDrg--t- r 80,
Ladies' best English Lasting CATERS ...---- S1.25
Ladies' best double sole Morocco Boots -l. 4 rs
Chiidfcn's best Eng. Lasting Button Caters IS
y.ROSENTHA1,,N No. n Pa avenus.i 4
Market Space. ID door ab0ve 9Th street..
p. 8 am seliinH superior article OF Geuts' Calf
Skin Caters. Warranted. at ea5O 60 : = sslS
TvUTHE LADIES OF WARRINGTON CITY.
i Having been engaged in MISUNDERSTANDING Ladles'
Misses, and Children's Shoes for -
know ty this time what viii suit them m thst lno
and can safety say that We DO; which you can prove
BY giving work trial You find tat all tlnosl
the articles q the principal Shoe Stores IN Wash-
ington elty-the Shoes 20 veil known as J, w.
TRUNKS. TRUNKsa TRUNKsm
/ The undersigned has nov. and constantly keep
rsiSss% 2Hb y Sa Els hs:s s:S
Iron Frame and Wood Box TRUNKS
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVAS fslg
TRAVELLING BAGS ard SATCHEES: fpS
SADDLES. HARNESS, WHIPS, 30.
N. B.-Trunks Covered and eyer d escription Of
Repairing executed with neatness and dispatch.
= = /. - -, JAS. s. TOPHAM.
A. nAte ToPHAx 4 NoRFLEr,l
No. go It'll street. oppo. ODD Felovs Hsll,
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.u1.sm No. SIS Pa. sv.. wasmnrtoa. D. @,

PRoTEcfEb 81 Rei.I tss,s.i fs.sF, e
Ensand, and ssonred by the Sea-. ot ne ES3ss -
icne, Vienna. Tnssenar No. ls rsmes, tos Ne e.
lAxstion, SpernAtorrh9s, and Exausoon OF ne
Syatsn. Tfiesemar No. Cd eetas,lI, IA the eh9it
space Of three days, completely and snurey efhois
0stes Al traoes OF those disorders which
cubebs have 90 long been thought an autdots for 70
the RUN OF the health Of vast portion OF the Fopu
lation Triesemar No. 5 ~ the great Contl1sntAi
remedy fer that aass Of disorders vhloh, uniortu-
nateiy, the English ply sclan treats with Gerent,
TO the inevitable destruction of the pate nj s1nsp
tutson, and which sl the ssrsapsrllla an tae wGla
cSnnof remove Triesem Nos. 2, and are snke
deveid Of taste or smel, and ofal nsnscntns ssas-
ties They may lie On the toilet table without ttesf
use beng suspected Sold I'm tan cases and DIVIDED
10 separate doses IS administerec ~ Neipean, Ll-
lemAa, Roux, RECORD. &c, 40. Pnce " eAoh,
or four oases in for %, which saves Is and In
Sod Sy DIR. n. A. BARROW, No. ls7 Prince sta
few blocks west Of Broadway, Nov YORK; imme
diatey on rscelp of the amount Dr. X. vii forwsfd
the % Of TriesemAr, and the large sIses oar
rage pald. thus nsurlns genulne hur0pe2n prepafs-
tons. The IS GASES also sent, bat not Tree Of car
mage. Consultations a. usual, from III a. m. TIL .
p. and from tai .. M, 81 No. Isl Prince e., Q
few BLOCKS vest OF Broadway. lei
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~ safely + use OF superior quality Oln baTres
and packages.
All OF the above will be sold at manufacturers
prices. and delivered free Of charge to any part of
the District.
The character of upont's Powder has been 80
well ard favOrably known for half century that
We deem 1t unnecessary to say any thing In Its
praise.
IL We take pleasure at all times IN showing
samples and style OF packages TO spoltsmen and
others.
ID Ofioe No. IS High street, immediately ad
joining the Canal Bridge. se3-tf
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DIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENTA
T. great variety OF new and second hand
PIANOS always on hand, from the facto- EA
s. ReeSs s1bwSy n fPGnS l. Nsw Yo5k
In baltimore. which will sell or rent on
sna easy tsrmn ct my Piano wsroroOm No Sss 18th
l-4m' FRED'K. C. REICHENRacu
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EXTENSlVE ASSORTMENT
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD
OTHER FURNITURE, AT PRIvATY SALE,

OF Furniture, would respectfully
invite the oItizens Of Washing
ton. and the public, to call and
examine his stock for them
ua1una af
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T.Rns or ADvERTlsIEs.

Business Cards, not exceeding six linss, inside
SIS, othssviss 1ie.
FansrAl Nosioss u 90. Obituaries, according
70 spsss oseupisd.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
abovs rAkes.
Advsstissmsnts lssdsd anA placed snder the
Asad II "Spseisl Notices." dosbis fAs ordinary
rsses.
Special Notices In the Local Column - cents
psg line.
Advertisements ordered On the indas exeiu-
slvsiy il The Daily, after the Ayst two weeks,
50 psr ssnt. nOrs than the above rates.
All fysnsts1s sAvsyftssnsafs assf bs yatS for
IN sdssaes. This ruls will NOT BE- varied from
When the advertiser uses the Weekly alone,
thS price will be the same ~ In the Daily
whsrs the Daily ssd Weekly are both used
- pr cent. Will BE- deducted from the sggre-
xats amount.
usdsr ths prsssnt system, the sAvsrtiseI
pays % mach for the space he ooeupies, the
shaagss bsiAe ehssesAhle for ~ esn pcsition
enly. This plap II nov genersIly adopted -
Oar charge Tor changes viii - Is cents pei
square.
~ In all eases where sdvsrsassmsnts ar,
disseminated before the expiration Of the ycsl
or the time contracted for, they will be charges
up 1t oar regular rates for the time actual
~ In.
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METlGlNG NEWT
Grocery astd Pr0utsion Store In Mason,
Loper addition.
II HE subscriber isopeningA store at the corner
i Of Ash and i ats, in Mason = Lower Addition
for the sale Of Family Groceries, Provisions House
WHISKY Look for the big sign in view from Con.
vent Hill. Cheap az the cheapest for cash.
r. A. UKMST0N.
iyaS-d6m-is
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FIRST CLAsS.---Boots, ! loe
Hats and Caps, Dry 0esis tin,
boxes, bales and trunks,) Drugs 75c. u 100 lbs.
lin boxes and bales,) Feathers,
furs, &C., &c.
SEcosD CLAss.--Domestie Sncet@
ing,Shirting and Ticking tin
originalbales, Drugs lin cssksl an. IN ,oon.
Hardware, Leather, Liquor Tin WV " iVsps.
casks, WALL Paper, Wool and
sheep pelts, eastward, &C., Ac
THIRD DcLAss.--Anvils, Chains lin
casks,) Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
saited loose or In sacks, Paints Soc. W 100 Ms.
tdry and in cil,) Oils, texcept
Founra cIAss.-cone Fish, Ba-
con, Beef and Pork (in casks or
boxes, esstxard,) Lard and
Lard Oil, Nails. Soda Ash, Ger a.. ~ a,oon.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosn, ''' y NV 49,
| Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
| Rosin Oil, Queenswarc, Sugar
! (hhds. bbis and bxs., &c., &c
/ fLouR--75c u bbl., until further notice.
| GRAMS cts. ~ 100 tbs. until further notice.
| CofToN--$2 a bale, not exceeding 500 ms, in
| weight, until further notice.
In shipping Goods from any point east Of Phila-
delphia, be particular marx packages "uie
pennssirania kaiiyoad." :" All goods igned To
the Agents Of this road at Philadelphia or Pitts
burgh, will be forwarded without detepii
4 FREIGHT AGEN NfS-Ciark & Co., Chicago
Packer 4 Co., Memphis, Tenn; j. &. o'Riley 4
Co., Evansville, Ind; Wm. bingham, Louisville
KY; Il. c. Meldrum, Madison, Ind. III. W. Brcwr
4 Co., and Irwin Co., Cincinnati; II s. Pierce !
Co., Zanesville, o.; Leech Co., No. "a kilby st.
Boston l.eeeh Co., No. Astor- House. N. Y.
No.l William-st., n. Y; +. j Sneeder, phlladel
phia; Magraw koons, Baltimore; b. a, stewar,
Pittsburgh IL. Ii. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
II. J.. LoMBAERT, sup't, Altoona. Penn.
. II. IL.
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Keok uk ,Ft. Des N otnes q MIN mes OF
RA IL X q a d.
Asal e1e

49,
Facilities Inereased aud Fare Reduced!
CM ANGE OF rsME'
nN and after Monday, May 3rd, two daily
~ trains, each way, Sunday. e1cep'edJ ~iiifuh
i. Train leaves KEokuk a, zoo o'clock AZ.
Is ist Train leaves BENToNsroE1 = 70" a...
passepx gers for Sioux City, Council Biuas, For.
Dodge, Fort Des Moines, ottulaws, Fairbeid, ana
intermediate points, ~il tsks he .e. =. a;n, ai
in Middle and Western Iowa. ,;n :,
BY this arrangement rcsidents along the iins oi =
the road will be enabled to spend FIVE hooho
In kkokuk and return same evening"
THROUGH TICKETS To II. Louis, Louisvllle,
Cincinnati, and the East. may be had at the ofhce
In Benton fport.
sn Fare as low ss the lowest.
S. DWIGHT EATON,
Engines and superintendent.
| SAn'L A. BLACK,
Asst sup't and General Passenger Ag's.
/ HD-Ticket Office at Railroad Depot
| xua Olce in Hi bourne's Block.
Keokuk, April Is, 'as-dSw
| IOWA STATE INSuHANCE CO..
feprIcE IN SAMPLES Rxw buiLbike, End sfohfl
| Second Street, h ak, Iowa
TNHIS Home Company takes hiiks on .he saie' s
AND f,.1ss On TnaEE aAsI PLAN roR CASH PRE-.
MUM, ut rates Ne reasonable as those OF IN
! reliable Company.
DIRECTORS:
CHPerry II. Tucker,
Geo. Il. Smyth, ). Hamill,
Wm,F. Turner d. A. Day,
HID. Woodward, j w RANKIN.
Ell Harrison John McCnne,
S.. voorhies.
OFFICERS
C. HpERRY ,Prest. Il. IL. HARRISON, Treai
s. HAMILL, Vice Prest. W. II. TURNER, Sex
jaul3d3u
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&675.

NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.
TAafAeavy and continual Rent woala soon purchasts
Destrabieaad Permanent HomesteGd, ,seeuye from
shesifs' sseeaftoas and Laadisrds' duas.
fTHE subscriber now ofiers our new citisens the
i cheapest bargain yet out being Dwelling
House large enough for an ordinary family, en-
ciosed by neatly painted paling fence, with good
water convenient, In y healthy location and quie,
nei eighberhool, within ten minutes walk OF the
Estes Uouse.
FIRST COME. FIRST CLAIM.
If taken soon, can be had at low figures.
rare bargain, whether for residence or as an In.
vesimtnt: Title guaranteed.
T1Rks- $as2 cash, balance in payments to as
oemmodate purchaser. forcash liberal discoun
will b. made.
Inquire of the Undersigned, Days Building
Exshauge-si. Garner of 18th, or Mt the ofhce q
w. " Dixc1, Athengum buildings.
dis 4. A. UkMSTON.
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Kssk uk Ten,ale Uslssgs.

kookuk Female College.
Directors ;,s q .h,. i. College hsvs nsds sr
Institution will be Transferred 70 the lArRe aAd
beautiful Hall Of the Iowa Medical COLLEGE, and
have elected Rev. Chas. A. Williams, Principals
gentleman we'll known andrecommended - possess-
ing al that test and experience and those literary
and scientific qualifications, requisiteto the COM
piete aud permanent success Of this important en-
tsrprise.
The Spring Term will commence on Monday,
March 22d, under the supsrintsndsnce Of Mr.. viii
lams. aided by competent and experienced teachers;
the choice Of teachsrs the Of study, and the
general discipline Of the College being subject to
the supervision and approval Of the Board, with
the pledge Of their permanent cooperation and
counsel
It sthe purpose Of the Board / build up an in
sttution which shall fully meet q SAINTS Of our
city and in this effort they hope III the co-opera-
t.on and sympathy Of all intelligent and liberal
eiiixcns.
The Institution will hcnceforsh be exclusively
for female pupils, and will enmpfchoHd primary
and advanced departments, with the design Vt an
altimAtc thorough organisation and classification
and OF such advancement and progress the intel
hgeHt patronage OF the community viii sustain.
This arrangement secures the cooperation AND
influence Of DR.. Sanford, to whose libsrality and
pubiicspiri. the Institution is indebted for tn
very favorable terms which have becn nsae fos tn
! use Of his rooms.
/ The terms Of tuition will be, az heretofore, si,
and eight dollars per quarter for ordinary stadics
| With small additional charge for incidental ~
penses, and extra c1nFges for Latin, French, Gar
man, Music and " ang. :
bxAECroKs.
Hon. X. r. Lowe, Hon. s. \. Curtis,
Rev. W. III. Williams, Kev. u. 0unn,
Wm. Leighton, CT. Conn,
| A. .Brideman, g. H. Perry, i. Il. Ford.
J. W. OGDEN, ess'y. 4. +. LOWE,
| keokuk, MAsSA lo-d President.
KEOkUk CLASSICAL. SCHOOL.
l ,.vA. IA .-sl ~.l
the 10th Of May, in the Iowa MEDICAL Colls6
Of young men and boys, IN which viii be taukl
matics; also, the higher hranchsa Of Cos
Engisl Education. Regular rscita,ions in ssfil
tnre will also be kept up during the session.
The schoiastic year will be divided into fo'
quarters, of ton weeks eaeh.
TUITION:
Languages, Sciences and higher Mathematics, p
Common English Branches, per quArter..... 7
Payable At the end Of each quarter.
w. W. JAMESON, Principal
REFER TO
Rev. Jno. w scott, d. D., pres't W ash. Col, Per
Rev. VIM. Y. Airlch, u. b., Prof. AAth., do
Rob't Milligan, A. NJ, Prof. Math. Bethany c
lege, Va.
Rev. j. X. Moon, Principal Moaongalia Acad \
Hen. II. X. Reed, Washington, Penn.
Wm. Mokennan, Esq, .. ..
Q. A. y. Richie, Esq, v eat Middletown, Penn.
in Jno. r. Aornish. Esq, keokuk, Iowa.
J. II Craig, ESQ.,, - !"
n Mes sra. Rankin, Miller 4 Enstcr, Keokuk, 10,
in Keok uk. NAV 6. soS~dlm
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PENNs CENTRAL RAuL
ROAD.
lpa Il B
T HkRE TRAINS DAILY FRO N

II LEE h N 3 DA LII U d
Pittsburgh 20 Philadelphia.
Trains leave Pittsburgh as follows; Mail a.
M, Fast Line p. m; Express Mail 9:40 pm.
The Etpress Mail Runs Daily, the other two
Sundays excepted. Making Direct Con-
neetions with sli trains from
St. Louis, Mo-; Dubuque. keokuk and Iowa City,
Iowa Caire, Rock Island and Chicago, H.;
Lexington and Louisville, KY; Terre
haute, indianapolis and Lafayette,
Ind; Cincinnati, Columbus, Day
ton, Toleda, Cleveland
zanesvilie, Crest
line, Massi-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio,
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, and
All Points id the west.
ES- TARK As Low As ny AMI OTHER RoUrK. -
Passengers from the West can rely upon
this as being the shortest and most
expeditions rsute 10
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
THos. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines OF Penn. X. H., Philadelphia
Jan. j, 5S-d
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~ Also, by several different routes to all the
principal intermediate places.
gNAlso, to Milwaukee, freeport, Galena, Dun
leith and St. Paul.
EE Alao, TO ali the Railroad Cities in Upper and
10 wer Canada, via Grand Trunk Railway Haiail-
ton, Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and Qaebee.
n1-By the same route 10 U,,densburgh, N. l.,
Plattsburgh, n. Y, and Portland, Me-,
CAN BE PROCURED AT THE
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
A0iM-S ST., bstscssn FirA and Second, one
door Gbops the Billings Honse,
.KR0KUK, IOWA.
GTPasssngers can save Time and Money
by buying THROUGH TICKETS.
~ BE sure that you are iu the Right Once. ~
RAILROAD TICKETS
Good for an unlimited length Of time (; allowing
Passengers tostop ut any point and re-
sume their journey at leisure
Steamboat Tickets good until Close Of Navigation
0rPsssen gers can obtain Reliable lnformatio'
at this Once In regard to ali Railroad Routes u
| the United States and Canadas. H1
| N .OGdce open ut all hours. -
/ JR. .TRwKsBURY,
Foreign Ticket Agent g. B.s Y. X. 4. Line
June 19-dAw
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MUSIC STORE.
ID B.HINMAN, having { purchased -ue2
d. the stock Of Patrick 4 Qrouse,
has nov on exhibition and y1r saieU j Vu
q the Jsweiry Store, next door 10 Il. X. Love b
Co. = Banking House, variety Of Pianos, Melode-
ons, and 4thsr Musical instruments, ther with
music books, sheet music, &c.
Also . lArre collection of beautiful piotures,
EngravinEsAl ~ ipsinsings. All which WILDE sold
ON reasonable terms. y. b. HINMAN.
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