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Mayors Once.

T,p w,,gsa4 Postcs Soc Ap.-Msyot remann having bad
txenv vo cn detailed his once for special duty, has
gned them the various departments, under Marshal
sssuhens These men have been divided up In squads
whose duty Il will be 10 " the enforcing 81 the laws
relative 10 junk shops pGvnbrokers, intelligence Offices,
public CARTS staSes carriages, &C. Sc 70 see that they
are a. properly ioensed and all Illegal drivers
and dealers who violate the Law. Since the old police
were dsbanded there have been to perform this
duty go that all thc-e who doing business without
license have had things Just their way there being
c presen, fcrcs will be under the command Of SER
rcan James NJ Croft, who has detailed the men a. fol-
oa c.vuhrokers Junk sbops second hand Dealers aud
intelligence of,ces -ofccrs Daniel Horrgsn, William ?.
IIiiard. 49, $4,000, ,.
os3eerr T. o. Place Frederick Anderson, Q. wyncoop,
Charles Freeman, u. ID. Abertson - -,
Quick, d. 0rphus, James 5 Miller, Abraham j. DAVIS,
on stages, stage drivers and car drivcrs-oncers r. g.
pe,sied Al squad room and Mayors ofBce-Thomas
Chotwel y. N. Baldwin. -, -. .,,,
and intelligence Offices will be required TO visit daily =.
such places, and their business is properly con
duc,e 70 examine all Junk shops, 80 ina savs been
stolen 10 secure the same out the thieves and
owners All Intelligence Offices will be thoroughly over
All uublic carts will be compelled 70 have license
No boys will be allowed 10 drive carts, and under the
new ordinance for licensing no man can Obtain license
for over three csrts 49,
Hereafter all coaches will be compelled 70 carry lights
nj night This law enforced by the old depart
voept There Al the present time not one hun
red carriages licensed throughout the entire city Any
rarrMre now found running without license or without
ssbted lamps at night, will be Immediately stopped by
sbe officers and the driver owner fined. ms entire
force will be duty sight for the express purpose
a. carry out the law relative 20 carriages and every
Mace OF amusement where carriages congregse ct night
sbere will be force detailed.
Tne old reserve corps room In tho basement OF the
sytv Hall vu bc occupied by tho Mayors squad, where
sssv rtl report themselves twice daya eight O'Clock
a and four o'clock " ". Already many arrests hsv'
hsen made and the men seem determined 70 do the
duty AZ all hazards
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councils OF the n,tiou who moved in the diplomatic
and fsshoasbls circles Of the federal metropolis has
since continued furnish valuable material for historical
ILLUSTRATION er works OF political biography have becn
issued within the last half dozen years which have not
been indebted TO Mr. Bradys abors for their pictorial
interest
II "a less with a view to the profit TO be derived from
this speculation than from desire TO continue and COM
plete the collection thus begun that this eminent artist
has undertaken the trouble and anxiety attending It,
With the improved which the imperial Photograph
that splendid realization Daguerres hopesnow places
1t his disposal he will be enabled to give extent and
value which II could not otherwise have attained. 10
render uniform s character he has gone to great ex
pense enlargng 10 the imperial size the daguerreo
types Of the public taken during his former visit or
1t an anterior period Adding 70 these, a. he will
now have an opportunity doing by his continuous opera
tons Washington, all The POLITICAL diplomatic and social
celebrities who may be drawn there, either by business
OF pleasure his collection promises TO become tho most
important and precious in national point or Wow, that
has ever been formed in any country.
There u feature IN these imperial photographs Of
W. Brady which places them immeasuraDly above the
works Of the portrait paAsr. Whilst they preserve the
exact traits Of likeness they invariably elevate sind
bic tho character of the subject Is only portrait
painter cut of hundred that can do thshe power OF
eaecung being the test Of artistic gonius. Nature,
through the camera aided by the skfu aupulatons OF
scienac OPERATORS like Mr. Brady, accomplished As An
unerring result what art only occasionally arrive At
Mr.. Brady's establishment will add greatly To tho
local attractions of Washington 1t will be at the
artistic reunion and the great lounge Of the fash
ionatos Of that city. As the love Of art is , common
bond of union amongst refined minds, his gallery will
form sort Of nucleus round which will assemble all tho
Intellectual and accomplished elements Of which the best
class Of Washington society composed There It's bells
esplts and beautiful women will turn in Of morning 70
the fresh additions made to the collection to dis
change Of artistic views which they will lead We
pcct fpd Braoy's gallery in Washington speedily
Stunning the rank amongst the lions Of that city
his original establishment has taken amongst those Of
New York.
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Carsasn -four was steady with sacs Of 800 400 bois
at the above quotations southern exhibited no material
change while the sales embrs about coo 500 bbis AT
quotations. Rye -four and corn meal we're unchanged
Wheat was nrm and sales OF about ~ 900 bushels OF
prime Chicago spring were made at csc for export
Southern firmly held, but sales OF moment tran.
ypred Corn firncr while sales were limited The
.see embraced about 900 bushels old mixed Western
74c, with about 600 4 900 bushels new yellow from
the slip, at re Rye dull and saee trfing at about
T3c. Barley w@ quiet and good barley malt held
@c oats were IN fair demand at &c tec for state
CoFru-he market was quiet and sales confined 10 $50
bags RIO sac alo<e., and 50 bags Bahia by auction,
at lohc.
Coros The cotton market vas again grmer while tho
sales footed up about ECO bales the basis Of about oc
for mdeins uplands and at t0s,c. for mddng New
leans establishing advance OF &c per N. over
yester day rates about &c above the lowest point
previous " the receipt Of the Atanc news last week
fRneHrs-ro Liverpool, about 900 1000 bbs -four
were engaged at L. 1ohd. a 2s. chiefly at the latter
bgure. Grain nominal About $50 bales cotton were
taken led 100 packages bacon at 2o and 400 boxes
cheese 81 26s TO london, 900 bbls flour taken
at 2s Sd. To Rotterdam, 200 bales cotton engaged
27s Cd. There no change TO notice in rates for
Havre.
NAVAL sroprs--ssles OF abou, 1000 bbis common
about 400 bbls spirits turpentnc at toc., cash. Crude
turpentine was held nj % rs per $50 lbs.
fRovnprr-pcrk-Ths msket was heavy and prices
easier The sales embraced about 200 a 900 bbs.
mess At sl4 IS STA So chiefly at the inside figure.
Prime at Sl2 and clear at sl7 so. Beef in good
supply sns heavy, with sales OF about $50 bbls ia lots
mess At 80 a $40. Cut meats were steady, with saes
OF about 200 packages at &C. 6Ac. Tor shou
ders and SIC Tor hams. lard was In fair
demand at &c. &c, with sales Of about $50 bbls
Dressed hogs were nrmer, with sales at exc. eye
Butter DULL with sales OF Ohio at l2c Ice and OF
state at l2c. zoe. Cheese was in fair demand at &C..
Sc.
Rcs.-sales Of sbou, los casks we're made at &c. a
axe.
srcAss-rne sales embraced abou, 500 COO hhds.
In $500 IN 49,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

EaAs-IsosAsp Thursday, Jan. 7, BY Rev. W. H
Cowry OF ~. stephens church, Twenty eighth stxesS,
Mr.. JAMES EoAs W Miss MAxr ANN LsosAxp. all Of thss
city
Cincinnati aud Louisville papers please copy
GorrsBxRGKn-pTcx.-inI rookiyn n, 90 Tuesday, Jan N
al the residence OF the brides father by Rev william
kecgan, FRANCES GorrsrnGKR, Of New York, 70 ELIZA,
daughter OF Vim. II. Peck, Esq
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cent
decrease from merch nd,se Of sl2,el1 4S, or 1ot
AID an increase for travel OF s4s,sse 20, SO 2iC
per cens
Last spring with the coneent and concurrence Of
the desleS at Richmond, the allowance Tor
reduction made b The rate freight and tolls for
the year The difference 10 the amount Of dumpage paid
IN the two years SiIs se8 o. which must DO deduct
ed from the above ascertain correctly the actual do
crease this year In the coal bSsiDsss, viz
In receipts $40, 62S II, or Fl 81 100 per cent
hpronts ..... 637,o67 20, or 70 81 100 per cent
Transportation expenses have increased this year 266
100 cents per of coal carried 44Io do OF erchan-
disc carried and decreased for through passengers
The increase In coal arises in part from diminished ton
mage Increasing the per centsge OF hxed charges but
chiefly from the expense Of maintaining during the late
Crisis the force on the road usually required for the sum
mer ana autumn business, which, once dispersed, II
wound have been difficult TO replace Ia case Of renewed
demand by the trade.
The increased charge Oh merchandise Ia owing to q
smaller average load 10 the number OF trains and the
large decrease in the expense per through passengers
arises from the dscontnuance Of the express train for the
through travel to Niagara without any dmnuon IN the
number of travellers ON the road.
In Mr.. Fagg's circular, addressed to the bond and
stockholders of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road Company, page 81, will be found the following
statement proving that at period in the progress
of that company did it ever declare legitimate
dividend. The first dividend of four per cent was
deferred for nine months and was paid in April,
1855. The several dividends to October, inclusive,
have been AZ follows:-
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Corouev,s 1nuuest

TArAl RESULT on A CAxrlnu IAxr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
connery held an inquest yesterday at the New York Hos
p.ai, on the body Of named Mary Anne williams
who died from the effects Of injuries received the night
previsa@ by the explosion OF camphene lamp, n NO
Is Crosby street. Verdict, "Accdennl death"
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Rev Orleans at SIC. s6He.
Wharf.-The sales active and 1rnsr, snH
embraced about 600 bbis. at I'll Nc.
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Ai..s2I sl, $50 s4ss3 800 sii ,4cs ,2a3 81 oil o;
CITY CpslMERCIAL REPORT.

AaEl-Tho market was quot, with small sales OF
pearls and pots at shc abhc.
BRkaDeruFys-Flour-The market was steady, with
better demand for export Purchasers FOR grades
plenty at a decline Of about Sc per Dbl, which
holders we're unwilling 10 submit 10. Yesterday sfter
noon and odsy the sacs have reached 5000 1000
bb, about 5000 OF which consisted OF common grades
for export The market olo-ed al about the following
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me be1y of Nouisu u7'uci "ots hfo "''A'
who died from the effects Of injuries received the night
Is Crosby street Verdict, "Acciden1l death"
Court Cslendar-Thas Day.
srpprur CouRr--Crcut Nos. 1871, Ss7, s5o, l2ss, D.
2ss, ass, 2Ise, $50, 10 70 "a ~, IS 70, 20 70 80
s,,yrysy Corpr-Specal Term.--No 1903, 1856 10 49,
svppr,or CouRrNos $40, 24S, ISL 2s4 2s8, 40, So2
aiA Sie as 823, 52s ls2 70 ia, fAo, 20 TO ~ 3S5
4o 81 I'VE $40, ss2 TO 800, sos, ses, s'o, 81 w. w.
CoSso, Pr..a-part Nos as7 az, s6, 1875, ia, 49,
l7p lpe TO 2cb fba Part Mos 49, HT, ~, les, iss
1872 So lp4 70 1877, 1877, fgs, 10t.
usrxD STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. $50, 80, ~ TO ~,
40 10 81.
Private Lsssons I'm Pcnmapship Daily 60
ladies' OF gentlemen BY OLIVER n. GOLDSMITH, No $2
surpassed By any similar works o. the art Niagara Falls
views, &C. HOLMES, 30 broadway.
The Queens Artist is In his glory, painting
photographs Of the id Yankees at HOLMES gallery ~
broadway. See his works
White. the Hatter's Fall Style, -, Last
,ns s,is reAuced 70 y wHrrEs les ruisos ssrsst
IT your Hair Begins 60 Turn Gray, Try the
wonderful GRANDJEkNs new fluid, Church street
per Barclay.
| Barry's Triccpherous h the Best and Cheap
q, .yce besuyinG cearsing curing,
vim and restoring the hair. Ladies ryh sct drsgss
| BstchsIcr.s Hair Dye, wigs and roupees-
The bes, in the world surpsssnh all msdA Sold and applied
ct the mandatory, 2s brc~d~sy.
| Crssssdorcss Hair Dye, Wig, and roupcee-
The very world Wholesale and retail add W ID .
\ privately applied at No. Aston House
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Court Cslendar-T1As Day.

Private Lessons I'm Penmapship Daily 60
ladies' or gentlemen. by OLIVER u. GOLDSMITH. No. $50
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The Queens Artist II In his glory, painting
photographs of the id Yankees at HOLMES, gallery u
Brosdway See his works
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Photogrsphs-Perfect and Economical. I'm
surpassed BY similar works OF the art Niagara Fail
views, &C. HOLMES, % broadway.
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white, IN. Halter: Pal. sty,.. ., L.ss
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IT your Hair Begins 60 Turn Gray, Try the
xonaertul aRANDJEkN's fluid, 81 Church street. cor.
ne HarclAY.
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The receipts Of The Pennsylvania railroad from
freight and passengers for the year 1857, over the
same amount Of road as they had in 1866, amount,
in round numbers, 10 Eve millions, to speak ex-
acily 10 "a sse obs 70, being an increase Of ass,
s46 ~ sver the year 1856. This is the best exhibit
made by any road IN the country, and for year Of
commercial panic IL il extraordinary.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company have just published their report
for 1857, from which we learn the receipts Of the
company, a. compared with the year 1866
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Barry's Triccpherous h the Best and Cheap
A Article cesrsins curling
Vim ana restons har Ladies try II ect " AL drsgss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-08

~ --------s--=-a=-.a
Dlrect From tho
GOLD I'm ABUNDANCE!
Through from Cherry Greek in q daya

Through from Chevy Greek IN 81 dayA
From letter dated Cherry Creek, Now Al
The Omaha Republican OF the Oath ult.
contains the following advices from the
modern Ophir:
A party direct from Cherry Greek reached
our city on Monday last, having come throuph
in 81 days from tho mouth OF that stream
They report the roads in good order, all the
streams bridged, and camping grounds handy
the whole way.
1t il not ascertsined how much OF the
precious metal they had, but Ne are satisfied
they were pretty we'll supplied. We were
shown some OF the gold 10 its native state,
and must say We felt almost like starting for
the promised land.
portion OF the gold brought BY this CON-
pany was yesterday tested by DR.. Clark OF
our city, who pronounces it equal If not su-
perior TO California.
Extracts from letter OF s. s. Curtis, who
left Council Bluffs for the mines, to his
brother in this city, will give our readers
some idea OF what life on Cherry Creek
is like.
We have always looked on this with sus.
picious eye; but after examining the gold
brought through by them, must say that
tnerc, anu IN large quantities. lie says:
CHgRsY CREEK, Nov. 2, ,56.
DEAR HENRY: Behold US at last at our
journeys end, all we'll and hearty! .
Our shanty is about half finished. We will
probably get into it on Thursday. The days
are warm and pleasant, but the nights are
cold. =
was up to the mouth OF Cherry Greek yes.
terday, 1t the organization Of tho Aurora
town campany. II 10 going to be tie place !;
100 original stockholders are to build Z
house. Ii present prospects are realized in
the spriug, come out as early a. possible
think we will make some-
thing this winter (when IL is too GOLD to
minc) saving lumber with our whip saw, a.
there will be a great demand for Il in the
spring, to make longtoms, cradles, sluices,
&c.
We are living on antelope and venison.--.
Antelope is ahead Of any meat ever tasted.
We are living about 20 miles from the moun-
tains, and they loom up like steamboat
in afog. ! must get to saving logs to cover
the house.
enclose you some Cherry Greek gold, in
its native purity.
Yours truly,
SAM. S. CURTIS.
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Ifrom the London Field |
a New Chess Cham pi IN wanted for
England.

We cannot but deplore the humiiatinc 20.
sltion into which English chess players have
been plunged by the proceedings Of their
champion, Dir. stanton, towards his Amer
lean rival, Mr.. Morphy. This gentleman
crossed the Atlantic in the most chiyalrous
manner, With the determination OF STRIVING
TALL" with the European masters Of the game,
and immediately on bis landing threw down
his glove TO Mr.. Staunton in particular Ito
whom he allowed bis own terms, and in the
meantime was ready to play all comers.-
Nothing could be more straightforward than
Mr.. Morphy's conduct throughout the long
period OF time in which be has been KEEP, in
suspense, and during which he has displayee
an amount Of patience and good temper only
to be equaled by himself when fairly en-
gagged over the board. On the other hand
we are driven to the contemplation Of the
shifts 10 which Mr. Staunton has been in.
duced To resort, the condemnation OK which
10 shared by nearly ell the leading PLAYERS
both 10 Paris and London. For him the ex
cnse may possibly be made that he could no
afford to risk bis position as the acknowl
o19sa .s.saa - &c English chess hn..d, hn
no apology can atone for the attitude which
be has assumed towards Mr.. Morphy from
the moment he found there was certainty
vi being compelled TO come 10 definite con
clusion; and, 10 far from bis man9uvres be-
ing successful, they hare had quite sn oppo
site effect. A new champion must be sough
for but We can hardly expect to meet with
. player Of Mr.. Morphy's strength 10 our houl
OF need, and we are afraid that Europe, a,
we'll ~ England, must bow tho neck to Amer
iea, and acknowledge themselves beaten.
R0ssE1Y-$l00 RswARD.. ION Friday nigh
last, tho store OF Mr.. George Steel was en-
tered BY breaking 10 window, and goods II
the amount Of $500 or $500 stolen. The
goods consist OF about forty pairs OF pants
from six to twelve coats, and Eve or SIX pie.
ces of cloth. A reward Of 500 10 offered
for the goods and the thief, or $50 for either
the goois o. thief. The robbery was bold
and dasiuk .ons, and We trust that the thief
viii b eaaght. fairfield Ledger.
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Christmas and New Year Gifts
No. i. ESTLs HOUSE.
New hoods Jusi Received, and more
CominwI
Selected expressly fur the Holidays, con-
sisting Of
Il w 4 LR \. FANCY GOODS.
Clocks and Piatod ware,
CUTLERY AND SPECTACLES
ES-which WILDE sold low for Cash. -
Watches, Jo~elry and G. i5cks Repaired, and War
rantcd at
No. Estes Mouse, Cor. Main 9TH.
Nov30d sAM'L q. BRIDGES
fI'oJo>. c. rs TIES, Sarah A. Estes. John Oraw-
! ford, Susanna Crawford, Harvey II. Rowine,
Ann NJ Rcwine, BENZ j. Stiles, Margaret E. Stiles,
Theodore Cotton, Sarah Gotten, Abel Ray, Maria
Ray, Vim. Taylor, Alexander G. TAy Tor, J ames d.
Alien, Christcpher Msson, Chas 4. Webb, Jehn
M'Mahon Tha defendants willtaks notice that
there Is Tile in the ohoe Of the Clerk of the
District Cour, u Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk,
the petition of Ezra Overall claiming OF Joseph c.
Estes JhdgDt mt Tor ~ bbo on an inuebt edncss TO
plaintiff, and decree force losing morg gage given
by said Rates to plaintiff lot az in block
fourteen tl4) In the City of keokuk, Lee County,
Iowa, dated juno nth, s54, cutting of all equity
and right Of redemption and all claim to dover OF
ali said defendant. Said petition represents that
the various defendants ave purchased portions Of
said LOT since the execnt ION ADD recording OF plain
tbs mortgage, and that they purchased with
ticc. said petition alseYrays for decree against
all the defendants, orderifSa sale Of the LOT and
~ tsts AZ tta IA
deed To the purchaser and p0ss cssion. Said petit.
tion also prays for general relief. Unless you APP
rear ard answer said petition on or before the ID
day of the February term, 1859, Of said court,
Judgment will be rendered as prayed for.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
Dec. l. lS5S-d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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CT Poweshiek County voted 800, 900 re-
Gently to the aid Of the NJ. x NJ. r. X. r. Co.
by majority Of one hundred and eighty
votes.
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ca We notice that the Little Giant took
veutiiator along with him on his Southern
trip, in the person Of Paschal Of the Missouri
Republican.
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GF-Mr. Coolbaugh has Published card
denying that the Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad Company had any lot or part
in the bribery and corruption matters brought
to light by tho President of the Central Air
Line Co.
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LIVERY xyARI.E.

o. Eirst~st.. bet. Main a. Johns On.
1 lORSES, BU0GIES and CARRIAaEsA
1 1 Of the beet class always ready for
hire. NJ
Aorses boarded by The day or week, ut prices to
suit the times.
Transient customers accomm odattd.
decld V. NANORSDAL.
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Tnx DEs MoisKs VALLEY WING IL published
every Monday at this Office, IL ono ofthe oldest
papers In lows, and has = widely extended circu-
lation throughout the Des Mcines Valley North
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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ca The expenditure for sending an army
among the Saints, DO, as far as made by the
Quarter masters department, amounts to
$2,l32,00o
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as..crsst's nssssry.

DaDCsogtss nIeSoRy.
NEW VOLUME. The Americas ksvoiu tion.--
~ The History Of the Unitsd States. VOL VA,
being vol. l. Of the American Revelation: " Geo
Bancroft 8vo. Uniform With the previous " i.
umes.
Also, Just published, IIilliArdo on veadoss. Tha
Law Of Vendors md Purchasers Of Keai Pr ,sersy.
W Franob billiard, Esq, Author OF 18th Q Law 81
Mortgage" 10. Two vols. In one. sv, a.
For saleby OGDEN ,BROwNELI4 4 CO.
mayIld 81 Msic..t
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j. X. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
Land and CeneTal Agent,


lNTELII GENCE OFFICE.
NO. ~ MAIN-ST.,
KE0KUK, IONA.
kulo, Se's 6Aehahges, Rents OF Leases FRO
- Perty VI every kina.
advances money or, ,ani sells, Goods OF every
s'na.
Dfa~s Dsed1 mortgages ana Agreements, ana
examines Titles 70 ff.psrty,
ewes reliable information respecting the Price
Of Properly.
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all.InEAs NOTICE.

Subscription, for the DAilr GATE CRY, and
WkEkLY VALLEY wHe, must be accompanied by
the cash 10 all cases.
Daily subscr bers pay the carrier If they pre-
fer, once la two weeks. The carrier Is ADVISED to
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
except in the case Of customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
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DIED.

DGEU.
On Tuesday morning, at - midutcsgto ii e'ciock,
Mrs. Anne Clark Beiknsp, widow Of the late
Brigadier-G enerai Beiknap Of the U. +. Army, in
the 18th year Of her age.
The friends of the I. mily are invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence, on Thrd-st.,
between Fulton and Franklin, on Thurday, tbs 9th
INST, at half past 10 o'clock n. M.
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-. Is. LOVE Z Co.,
(buosessors 70 Dsmins Z toye.l
BANKERS,
particular attention 10 collections and re-.
~ mitpromptiy on the day Of Payment.
Baak Of North America, New York.
Drexel Co., Philadslphia.
y. w. CLARK . Co., ]"
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Jno. D.6cully Cashier, do
g. BRADY, Cashier, Whsslins.
Branch STATE Bank 81 Ohio, Eaaesvill..
Oennsreial Bank, Cineinnati.
State SAvings 1nstitatien, st. Loui,.
Geo. smith Co., Chicago.
noy2ld