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a Kookuk Classical 8chool.
vI,HE PrsitsaA and Beard Il Trustees of the
4 ksoaak Classical s:Asol rsspss.iully .a.eoees
Institution, viii commences on -
A Monday. September 5th. 1882
The Academic year Win 30 divided into Four
Sessions. Of Ten " Wssts eseh. with : vacation Of
InS q ass NC 'A' ''.' the
ThisSshool has been in ssoos.sfal operation for
ered ! perm snsut institution d ~ cisy'
nm . sss ssf,,sss 2,
.hooI .hc.. A.; r,,nn ~ .,I ......;1 \. .S S sae
oress ~ ths nnnils amir. ~. r..s v..r h... -,
with uniyerssi spprohstIon. ( thoronrh sSacs.
tisn several years d teaehss In sstab-
iishsd institutions, sud suthusiasn in tho pfofc.
sion II teseAins. havs enabled hin to eonhiAs Ad-
vantsgss which viii make this echQsl whas \ 20
much need in oar city-an Acadsny Of ths 1rst
class, where young men may acquire thorough
It y sxpssssd y the trisnds - " esheol that
Ne will AsSs . hetlding and oxpon1D Of our own,
In csntral part Of ths city, g ahs eosrss q an.
other year, and Efforts will also be made 70 have
the different dtpartnsnts Of the school furnished
Glasses in Chemistry will hsvs ths privilege Of
atssndinE tAs chsaisal Lsstarss In the AsdasAl
iivsred regularly duringt The ysar. by msuhsrs Of
-
xossUnS vssusu$ y oooese oooks - tne LiDfary
oan leevs sheM Wath the trtncipel, or Col. VIM.
lhompaon, at his banking Aoass. st.
TUITION; !
Latin, Greek, Algebra and higher Mathematics.
10, per session. 10 -
English Grammar, Geography, and dAiitAms-
so' peI y. ~
0y esuel VI sne o' rnwr p..s.
rr c.~ $780,. iu0ns '.0
- SASso-D' CTy, wyWs'sIj3rsvr
49, 49, : Ssus',a. 80
n-:a' nonPs"' j. asvio'
q. TnlSgman, 80 nna!sy,s
e. ~ S1,. sonns1n p' nacn'
T. -. os"Pas' soss Tieehn,
=. =. naIsison.
nconuk, aug. y, Ioos-olm
SELECT SCHOOL.
Miss n. r. uRA6TON will Up>u ! HELECT
N1 SCHOOL for GIRLS, on Monday, Sept. 5th,
IN the DecoDd story Of the building adjoining DR..
Acdugin = Aliens Odaos, on lth IT., between kain
and Blondsau.
There viii b ~ Introductory Department. into
which small BOYS, under ten years Of age, will b
| received.
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4 1AILgR7g A.D.,,
. !.
q u = 0E or TIM Ell
ONE DAILY TRAIN.
m and aftss shis data aaA antfl further notice,
II onE P.sseagsr 1rsis .in ran saeA way
Leaving Ksokuk as 0:10 - =.
Leaving Bentonsport as 2:30 Pm.
Connecting at the latter place, As heretofore.
points In Middle, Western and Southern lows,
NeArasks, Kansas, kc.
THRDUGH fTCkETs to st. Louis, Louisville.
Cincinnati, and tho East, may be had At the Once
In B1utouaport. GG@a8
W-Fare - low - the lowest, to all Southern
and Eastern Cities.
8. DWIGHT BATON,
Superintendent.
I1Tiskst once under Hatch \ Thompson .
Bank, and at RailroadDs Dspot.
Once in Kilbourns' Block.
KsoInk Nov. 8 1'6S-dtw
1Bse. sElsM llRlICgInT. 1859.
y. - : IT. L0Uas, 81. PAUL
srILL.arE.. W
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
VYsHR fbiiowtng swift and superior Steamers win
L compose this lire for the present season:
CANADA, Capt WARD
ALGNk6OTA A BILLIE, Capt. Hail.
DENMARK, Capt. GRAY.
HENkY CLAY, Capt SrsvGHsoH.
PKNBINAW, Capt. GsISvIrH.
METRIPOLITAN, Capt. Rsopss.
WM. /. SWING, Capt. GRxxxs.
NOkTHEkNER, Capt. ALSoap.
They will lssve Keokuk for st. Paul, on Tues-
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings, and
for 81. Louir on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and
Sunday morning..
This Line has been in successful operation for
the past year, and for regularity comfort and PET
feet reliability has not been surpassed BY any or
ganixation on the Western Rivers, and hope to
merit continuance Of the liberal patronage which
hss been heretofore bestowsd upon them.
For freight or passage apply to
BROWN, AUSTIN \ CO., Agents,
Lsyee, Keokuk.
WARDEN I 4sHALER, GsnI Agts., St. Louis.
.. POLLOCK wn.vEHcILL-
6pring and Summer Goods.
p. POLLOCK q CO.
"E aFs now receiving and opening . new and
w splendid stock Of Clothing and Gents Fur
nishing Goeds, which ~e ofer TO sell very low for
caah. Our goods are lscted with great care and
With view 20 the hard times therefore We offer
thsn ~ very small profits, keeping in view the old
motto OF quick sal es and small profits. All We
AK 10 that cus toners will call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere; We charge nothing for show
ing gooAs. kenesn ber the place, East side Of Sd
ST., between Main and johnson.
ruAl ID tss q. POLLOCK CO.
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2nT n II l. n - sl1G1
MRS. ". TALON
ID ESRECTFULLY eoIcits the attention Of the
II Ladies' to Aer NEW STOCK Of
SPRING Z 6U161GER GOODS.
The latest styles and fashions and various quail
ities, To suit ali tastSs. have been selected.
DNnness. D1hbSns,
FRENCH AND AAnkICAN FLOWERS,
Spring and Summer Shswls and AAntillas,
rAHCy aAsR PIHs, moor skIaTs, AHD
THOMPSON = STEEL SPRING T0NI0S;
Lace Mits, Embroidsries, Collars, Hair Braid,
and svssy thing usually conpFiscd in this depart
nsnt viii b found In her store, 1T wholessle aad
retail. faprl4d1 No. 81 MAIN ST.
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ties which for three thousand wears have bsff,ed
the brayest explorers. Messrs. Firth AMI Wind
nam are this month starting 10 go up the w hiIe
Nile IN an iron boat thirty six feet long draw
ing but one foot Of water. Thew will he accom-.
panied or followed by Messrs. Thomassv. Miami
AMI others . '---I1- -''' III
Mr.; McCarthy, the son of the geographer,
mas it IN contemplation TO travel on a new
,racK 70 Iombnctoo from Aigiers where he has
iiVed these eight years. According to his plan
ne VIII pass through Lsghouat and Goleah,
then make circuit to the east to get out Of
the way OF tribe of Arabs who have been be-
luggied by new prophet, and then continue
hislourney by Ghadames, Chat, and Lake Tsad
Other travellers also, such as Capt Maonan.
Baron Kraft, and Yussuf ben Gailabi are bent
on discovery, starting from AIgiers or other
northern points. Asia, too, is being explored
by many travellers; bat as yet we have few de-
tails OF their discoveries. Kriel has been sent
by the Vienna Academy into Asiatic Turkey
Key Is exploring some hitherto neglected por-
tons OF Syria and Palestine The brothers
SchlaIgenweit are still continuing their re-
searches In Central Asia. A Russian scientific
expedition Is engaged in the exploration of
Chorasan, while a detachment of the French
troops IN Indo-China is escOrting a scientific,
corps through that country. Many other sa-
wants have received missions from the Ministry
OF Public Instruction, or from the Paris Muse
mn Besides this, the Catholic and Protestant
missionaries are coming more and more to con-
sider 1T part of their duty TO send home pre-
case and comprehensive chronological and geo
graphic intelligence of the countries through
which they travel.
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THE PAR VALUE OFA NOSE.

A Philadelphia paper furnishes the following
amusing sketch of scene which recently oc
CURED in that city: .-r.
. Mr. Baum is proprietor of a coffee house in
Delaware avenue. Some time ago, sailor
named COnnOr, entered his place while drunk
Baum ordered COnnor to leave. Instead of
doing this, COnnor seized Baum by tho nose
and so pulled il that he felt like an elephant
for week afterwards. Connor was arrested
and sent to prison. Yesterday he was called
mercy Of the court. Mr.. Baum was represent.
ell by Col. Lee. Col. Lee went into n disser-
tation on the value of a nose. Col Lee went
into antiquities in highly interesting manner,
and drew a history of noses from the time of
the creation down to the nasal organs sculp-
tured in bas relief upon the monuments Of
Pompeii. "A nose, gentleman said Col. Lee,
Is the acme OF creative handiwork Placed
equidistant betw cen the eyes the human face
divine is indebted to il for all its exauisiteness
all its beauty! The nose is the sceiter of the
sense Of smelling; without il the delicate per-
fume of the viOlets would be indistinguishable
from the pestiferous exhalations of sour krout
or the ammoniac pungency of guano. A dis
placement OF 40 valuable an organ by the ruth
less knuckles of this prisoner may IL please
your honor, would have been heinOus offence
but the permanent disagreement Of its contour
is a crime which demands the EXTREMIST PEN
atty of the law Col. Lee dwelt upon the high
by the Roman youth who fought under Pom
pey, and depicted in graphic terms their pre-
cipitate flight when Caesar shouted to his SOL
diers, Al FacieS, which being interpreted
means Smhsh their noses
"Just as Col Lee had succeeded in drawing
tears from most Of the female spectators in the
court room, the prisoner rose up and opened
out: ..-..
MAY 1t please your honor can say a
word
q. Certainly said Judge Thompson speak
OUT -
Well, your honor, all I've got tosay is, that
Mr.. Daum's nose was broke before hit him,
and J own il. But think. Mr.. Judge. that Mr..
Br .h looks the better for the operation. Before
hit him. his nose painted to the left As L
knocked it tn the right, leave it t. anybody
that ever knOwed him afore, TO say if his looks
aint improved by the change. IL Mr.. Baum
says his nose wasn't broke before plugged
him, then gives mp, and says no more. But
if he does-and know he's man of his word
then ask this court not to be too hard upon a
poor sailor. 1 was drunk at the tina, your
honor, or wouldn't have struck him.
"Mr. Baum being thus appealed to, fell back
upon his magnamimity, and acknowledged the
truth Of Connor's remarks. Col, Lee followed
suit by saying nothing farther, and the court
sitter giving a left handed benediction to the
law which allows q man to convert himself into
hog whenever he pleases-passed sentence
OF ten days imprisonment and one cent hns. .
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jss-ts Executor Of Hanson Perm
BY J. &. MCGUIRE n co. Au.tone.rs
FVNkUSTEE'S SALE OF VAIJJhRTE SnU,pl

BY }. &. MctiUlRE n CO., Au.tIoneers
I'RbSTEE'S SAIL OF VALUABLE SOUARE
Il OF GRoTSD AND BUILBING I.or-Py virtue of a
deco III trust bearing date the 18th day of Iuv
ISL and recorded III Liber J. 4. - No. lja folio y
OF seq. the subscriber will sell, at public sale on
MONDAY, the 18th day of June, 1859, at 6 O'Clock
p. M, at the anctinH store Of James G. McGuire s
Co., on the corner OF lCth street and Pennsy yIvaUa
avenue, the who 0 of SqusTe No. I,G5i fronting asa
feet inch on each of north aDd streets and S65
feet on each o l4th and 18th streets east and Lot
No H. IN Square No 73l, fronting 81 feet ou Ist St
east, bet geen south B and q streets. The above
property rs well located and rapidly enhancing in
value and offers favorable opportunity To persons
desiring TO build or invest.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in g. 70. I8
ana = months with interest from day of sale, Sc,
cured by adeed IN trust the property and If not
Complied with IN days after the sale the trustee re-
serves the right To resell. upon one week nntice
at the risk add expense of the defautng purchaser
All convey at the expense of the pureha sAt
CHAS. g. WALLACE, Trustee
je2 eo&ds &c McGIJIRE a CO sncts
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w. SELDEN, Marshal
ma " for the District of COlnmhi,

VALUABL FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT
" FOR SAl Elm pursuance OF the last will and
testament of DIR. Hanson Penn, late of Prince
sale. on TIL uRSDAY, the 3lth day Of June inst,
az II CLOCK a. n II fair, II not, the next fair daS
tnereaite1 at his late residence, near Badensburg.
MARY and. that hIghly desirable tract or parcel of
land ci W. lch he died seized and possessed called
! larfoH Containing from one hundred -to one
hundred and sixty acres.
rms property ~ beautifully and most eligibly sit
hatad, extending nearly to the village of Bladens-
nufg, aHd lying between and bordering upon the
baItimnre and " ashington Railroad and the Bst
or miles r7m WashInet n city, and adjnins the
lands OF John c. Rives Esq 1t is in his gh state of
cu't, t,yatlon, having been long and most prohtably
nsol as market garden. Tor which IL Is well ca,cu-
lated has an extensive apple and peach orchard of
the choicest frult. large barn. and every necessa
ry building, either for farming gardening pur-
The main d wei iGg stands upon an eminence com
!nSRiins a hne view of the village, railroad and
Surtou9dlns country is two stories high, IN excel
'eit oruer mas been erected but few recently
p%iuted IN the most fashionable styie and ly an x
Perlenced mechanic, within huudrpd wards of tha
deput oi the Baitim"re ami Washington Railroad,
hhoWh rs PenE,s Station, situated in n be- taItitul
grove o trees Ot the -est kind, selected with the
greatest care and planted with much tast., and IL
of.asnented OF WIN large coectIon of shrubbary of
1iHerent varieties: Considering its proximity tn
Nasnlngton city, by railroad aud turnpike, beauty
oil location facility of procuring Urtilizers advan
ses In relation To health; society. soii, &c II is
pre- -eHl nsnty adapted and presents t1any nducs
inenls Tor a handsome and valuable country seat
me land IL annually increasing IN vanc, and
ti9se having capi'ai could not make a safer more
Jnulcious and prohtahle Investment than by pur-
.haslng ~; sEd rarely rs so favorable oppartuni
y presented Tor certaInahd sure speculation.
Terms OF tale: One third cash balance in I, .,
ana years. IN equal instamants, with interest from
the DAY OF sse la he secured by the notes of the pur
chaser, with security fO be approved by the undCr
signed. Title iIdlsPutable.
jesus Executor of Hanson Penn
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by A. GREEN. Auetioneer.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
= LOTS ON THE Island, ON 9TH STREET WRsT-
By virtue OF the last will and testament of Hanson
Barnes, deceased, and an order of the Orphans
Court the utscriber will sell. ON THURSDAY,
the 10th day OF June. 1882 at o'clock p m., ON the
premSes, Lots No. 10 and 10, in William r. Todd
and William II. Gunnel's subdivision OF Sauare
No 4i5 fronting each . feet inches on 9Th street
west, batween south ID and r Streets by Ia0 feet
deep. The above property is eligibly Situated AMI
rapidly enhancing in value
Terms: One third cash the balance in G and -
months. secured by the purchasers notes, beartng
interest from the day Of sale, with deed OF trust
upon the property; and n not complied with in SIX
days alter the sale thu property will be resold upon
one weeks notice, at the risk and expense Of the
purchaser. Title made perfect - = '
ALEXANDER LEE,
Administrator, &. +. A.
ma - -eO6ds A. GREE'N kuct
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Nh TEETH. - ....
Ah. LOOMS, NJ. D., the Inventor and patentee of
the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends <-as-
personally at his office in this city. AN
Many persons can wear these Teeth who oS11ILO
cannot wear others; and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but 10 those who are particular ard wish the purest
cissnest strongest, and most perfect denturs that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city, No. S36 Penn. avenue between
9 and 10th streets; alsO 9o7 Arch street. Philadel
phia. se 2l-Iy
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
NRUSFEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
ON llTH STREET EAST, NEAR THE NAVY YARD
BRIDs E.-By virtue Ofa deed of trust from Albin
Schell and wife, bearing date the nth day ofSep
tember le57, and recorded in Libsr J. A. s., No. Ii1
foios S3 seq the subscri her will SELL at public
sale on THURSDAY, the 23d day of June, 1859, at
O'Clock D. M, on the premises, Let No g. in Square
No. .WS fronting a. feet inches l1th street east
between south nj and streets, by W. feet inches
deep TO Do foot alley, with the improvements. con
sIsting Of three story Frame Dwelling. with brick
hasenent, injured by FIRE. stable, slaughter house,
&c.
Terms: One third cash; and balance in and l2
months with mt rest from day sale, secured by deed
IE trust upon the property And if not complied
the right la resell upon one weeks notIc, at the
risk and expsnse Of the defauiting purchaser, All
convey ancinE at the ex pense of ths purchaser
o.. EDWARD r.. MUDD, Trustee.
le l-eo8 DIS ------ A. GREEN, Auct.
BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer
fNRUSTEE'S OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
u HORsgs, &c., AT AUcTioS.-By virtue of a deed
OF trust from Joseph Il. Quinter to the subscriber
dated March ls, 1853, and duly recorded in Liber j.
A. 3, No. l7l follos g. 81, 81 aud 80, shall sell an
and ID streets, on TUESDAY the 2lst day OF june
nsxt at 10 oclook. the following goods and catteis,
Seed Drill, I Thrashing Machine,
] Fan Mill, Cutting Box,
Sorrel Horse, Iron Grey Horse.
Terms cash on delivery. .,r
A. LLOYD. Trustee.
ma % -eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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CABINET WARE. &c.

$50 D STR E EF' $50
PAPERHANGlNGS-Ne stock, cheap for
Paper hung by experienced workrnen. and salts
faction guaranteed.
SPRING SEAT LOUNGES. Ss
CARVED WALNUT TETE-A TETES, S22
SPhENDID ROCKING CHAIRS, S7.5o.
SLEEpN-HOII.OW CHAIRS. SI2
H. All the Furniture is manufactured in this
city, and guaranteed A No. |.
JOS. Il. X. PEANT& Co,
Parperhangers and phOlsterers,
$50 ID ST.. bet. "a and 10th.
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lckets Slo haVss SI5O, quarters 3.75 eig hts Isl
Address FRANCE, ,BROADBENTS a. CO.
WILMINGTON, DkL.
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WOOD AND COAL.
X E E p Irs pkoFi.EE 2 FEiEEoRE TIL
/. HOW TO GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH

X E EP 1T plobi BEEo ORE TIL E
!. HOW TO GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH.
A. PAYNTER,s cJTSf SSf fS SSrEsv r,vo5yye
AND STOVE WOOD MILLS,
w mere WOOD can bc bought cheapest, out that
lmark that dawn No. ? y the best quality of wooi
the best Spruce Pine, with the biggest knots split
for dkEndMnx ind = Put this down No. So the biggest carts
this IN your hat and go to the II 7th street
and Canal street. at tho red sgn-post opposite the
Market, and leave your orders at the nsw office. .
where they wi be promptly attended to. 90,
Orders left at =. w. X. Handy's, opposite vii
lards Hotel; at VIM Ballantynes, 4a8 18th street;
or at Pages wharf, at the foot of7th st promptly at
tended to. Office removed to the no tn side of the
bridge corner of 9TH and Canal streets. The money
90 accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
Is delivered.
je2 A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf
EA!.TS CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS.
~ Wood prepared any length aud size; delivered
TO all parts of the city, Navy, Yard, and George
town. Orders by mail promptly attended to. The
money TO accompany the order, o to be ready when
the fuel is delivered: T;y.& w. GAIT.
mar 25-lyI Foot ofl7th St, below War Depart.
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TRAvELKRg DIRECTORY.

A ARRANGEMENT Fos Is5-Hours Of departure
n OF steamers GEORGE PAGE
and THOMAS COLLYER: EsAa=S
rom W Masalngtol-Steamer Geo e<.->z<e1
%, =, aHd III a. LII, \, S. and o. d. M
ErYYm NashinstOR--SteaneT Thomas Collyer-st
E-1m ~ 4 m., y nl., :, and 2, m.
icm h.et1ndfta--Steanlsr Iseoree pnfe-at q
~ =. m., IN a. m, N, 4. and 5x D. m.
7.s.W a n,' n y ISmstsaner A. 1hon.As collyer-at
fridal MOI ninss, when tue CoysT viii run her re-.
nai Tips o. Mount Vernon. az heretofore, snd omit
5. fn. ~ 4 ?. only. ''~'a
The 81. 6I a. m and ~ p. m. boats from Alexsn
dua connect with the trains Of the Ralt,rpnrs "a
Ohio Railroad for the North and " est.
lhe o4 a. m. ami "a y. IN. boats fIOm washinstou
connect with the TRAINS Of the Orarge aud Alexsn-
Jr,s kaIlrssd iar the Soath and Southwest. ap Ia
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DENTISTRY, &c.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his offce to the rooms
long occupied by DIR. Mails 1915 Pen,la
hvenue, between 9Th and 10th sts., } vhereSp%3
be will be pleased to see all who may desire reQIIIp
his services. For professional ability am kindly
permitted TO refer To Dr. Mastsr., -,.'7. ia