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.ALEV'S
Improved StubbIe shaver.

4 number of the above important article. so
IA useful in facilitating the culture of the
sugar cane.-invenied by J. ALLEN, and perfected
by he undersigned-has been Manufactured and
is now on hand for sale in New Orleans by
GEO. w. SISEG, corner ofCamp and Poydras,
Agent for the sale OF the machine in that city.
The undersigned has upwards OF serenity cerri-
fcates from the best planters in Louisiana. who
have witnessed the operations Of the ,Stubde
Saper in various soils and there eau be no
questions Of the fact that it meets-and fully
meeIs-all The requirements and desideratums
that could be needed or desired for performing
clearly, neatly aud perfectly the work for which
it was invented to perform. and in which per-
formance it does the labor of at least fifteen hands
trith the hoe 1t will also shave fron 2j 10 so
acres without sharpening. TIL price asked for
them will be found - be surprisingly small con-
sidering the price paid for their manufacture.
Planters wanting the Stn66de ShaUr will please
address GEO. W. SlSER. New Orleans or to
oct 10 A. ST. DIZIER. Plaquemine:
Or 10 J. MCWLLIANs.
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INDIAN rka9HsBf2 hks; n5 ffSI,f ISfEoocrIoN
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TR1ESEMAR, la and S-Protected by ROYAL
Letters Patent OF England, and secured by he
seals OF the Eooie de Pharmacie de Parls, and the
Imperial College of N EedioIne. Vienna
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhea
and al physical disabilities.
No. completely eradicates sll traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau
se0us eno pernloluus use of copaiva and ubebs.
NO. ) mss entirely supPlanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insuring 20 the sufferer speedy
relel, dlsPeTslng all Impurities, and roofing on
TRlESEMAR, Nos. ], 2 and s. are prepared in
the form OF lozenge, devoid of taste and smell ,
and can be carried IN tho vaIstcoat pocket sod
IN tan cases, and divided into separate doses "a al
mlnlstered by NelPeau, Lallemand, Roux, Rioord
dc Prlcs IS each, or four cases for oe, which
saves s. enc In ST cases, whereby there 10 a saw
Ing OF S9. To be had, wholesale and retail, Of Dr.
bARROW, OF 194 Bleecker street. New York
lmmeclntey on receiving remittance, DR.. Barrow
Will forward the Tresemar 70 any part OF the word
securely packed and addressed according 70 the in
strnctions OF the writer.
The Book, Of ell others, that should be read by
men with ged and broken down constitutions
Is Human Frailty, or Physiological Researohes" /"
a. the symptoms that lnvenably develop them
se yes sooner or later, resulting from the failtes
and vtlfting habits Of early youth, InoapaoitatinG
the victim from shaupg the fruition OF the mstrl.
monla state, and. If not checked N time, defener-
atlng al tie functions Of manhood. and brinfpar
him; step BY step 70 lingering and untmely death
sold BY Dr. BARROW, 194 Bleeoker street, four
doors below MScdOugal, New York. Proc Is
cents. Sent Tree every where.
sold also oJ :. Z. Ford, Jr., Drug Store, Wash
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Yo.. XVII.
WASHINGTON d. c.. TUESDAY. APRIL g. 1861

"What ofice2" roars Rusty, amazed; "phat
otice? Why, the one asked for, of course"
"Well, really-Mr. Squanl, we are over
whelmed with business, you observe"-
Rusty is my name sir; Rusty, if you
please"
yery-very, indeed, assure you," says
the Secretary.
"Sir'" exclaimed the applicant, perplexed.
Great confusion-terrible rush for every
thing you see-no time to eat or sleep-but
your little matter will be duly attended to.
"Can't you do it nolc'" insists Rusty.
Impossible, until I can examine your
vouchers"
Here they be-" says Rusty, in triumph
"Ies. Go to Mr.. File Clerk No.21, and'-
"No L Shanf." adds Rusty, brayely No.
SIR, You cant come that. you know, no more
on me- I've been there! He sent me to White,
he to Drsb, be to Brown, he to Grey, he to
Green, and so on to Blue, Grizzle and Black
That's played out, Mr.. Secretary. So, s'pose
you sign, right here"
Really, Mr.. Mus.y, should be glad''-
"RHSfy, sir"
Yes, Rusted, should be glad-but, every
thing an course, you know. Must have sys-
tem you see."
"Then you won't sign!''
Cant at present, really" says the Secre-
tary.
Mr. Richard Rusty, in his rage, deliberately
tears his documents into shreds, and scatters
them in the CRATE, exclaiming-
Its all right, Mr.. Secretary. I've been
fooled, have. 1 come here all the way from
Squam. spent nigh hund' ed dollars, worn out
two good pair o. boots a-trottin' up an down
these steps, and 1 gire it up-I do. I'll 20
home Tomorrow; AM if you ever catch me
a-seekin' office in this high old town again,
you may just cut my throat, an 1 WON'T
grumble. Good bye, Mr.. Hons able Sec 'tary. "
Good bye" responds the head of the De-
partment with a smile; and Mr.. Richard
Rusty retires, packs his carpet-bag, and re-
lures to Squam. wiser and better man.
How many "Richard Rustys" have returned
from w washington this season, with such a big
'fea In the ear" as the above denotes? Certes,
moro than one t-TrGreLker
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EcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


IRE suy safs and certain cure for Caas. Pilss Ts-
sv sBfs AID Eronchils Coitrs PaTalysis
Tslga, WsRkns, Of tie Muscles Chronic or
2hsEraatfm, sflsss Of the Jsns Contracted hl.es,
kgRmsntr Earaths Tootsehs Brui.ss epraip, Fr,.h
Cst,, Heunds ule.r, FsrsI sorss, CaAsd Breast sors
Hpplss Burns, Ecslas, Sore Threat inflammation or
pain, difference hsu long he diseAss ma
have existed, mcLEAhr CELEBRATED LINIMENT 10
q certain remedy.
rhsusAnds Of hsmsn bslnrs saved No. Of dis
srsptsds and nrsry sy the Of this nvaluEbs remedy
MeLEAES VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENr
Win rslsvs pain almost instantAnsoasy and will elsan
partly and heal hs fe0sst ihersohls tina
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
neLEANs CELEBRATED LINIniENT 10 tho only safs
ana reliable remedy for the Of SPAWN, Ringbon O.
WndEsllt 5pns, Unnatural LEmps Sodst svsllin n,
L ns,sr failed to cure Big Head Pslisvi, Fstlla, 6id
ksnninG eors, CT svssnyl IL properly applied. Fer
sprsl, Bruis.s seratehss, CraeLsd Hss. Chifs Saddle
Cellar Gala Cuts, Sorts, Wopnos, infaIiihls
rsnsdy. Apply drsetsa and certain Ia every
tnstancs. ~
fhsn rfs lsngsr the many worthless Liniru,5t,
.fsr.d g yel Obtain supply 81 DR McLEAkS CELE-
BRATED LINIMENT. Il viii cure yoz-
.. J. r. MCLEAN, sss Prspriste,
Csrnsr Third and Pins sts, st Lsuis Me-
CHARLEs GT0TT, us Pa svs ssls agent IN Wsshin a,
tse n. O =. C1HeEL ss>.sstsvs A-DS Wv
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FoRrIFIcATIoNs AT PENsAcOLA.-The editor of
the Pensacola Gazette visited the defences at Bar
rancas last Saturday; though for obvious reasons
he is silent about what he saw, he ventures the
following remark:
We took peep al the mysteries Of old San
Carlos de Barrancas. What we saw there we
shall not fully disclose. We saw enough 10 con-
vince US that when the game Of bowling iron
balls across the channel that separates Barrancas
from Plckens Commences, that Slemmer will dis
cover that he has underrated the strength and
efficiency Of this fort. The weakest side of
Pickens is exposed to the Barrancas and IL the
bricks don't fly from Slemmer's powder house,
then we are mista ken that's all.
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REAnER-

ID READER,
l. ERESE The foinwlrE state emelt and then judge
OF Its facts for yourself
ABRAM COLE, Of Brooklyn, NJ V. a we'll
known oit'zen there had suffered from DyspepSia
for some years, wIttoIt permanent relief, unt! no
.Tied Al ER'S PILLS, which taken according To
the dlreotiOns for tnIs comp aint restored him TO
health IN q few weeks. After an interval of some
month 8 he has had no return Of his comp amt
GEO. w. GROSS, of Harmony, Texas had an
eruption on his neck. shoulders, tack ana leg,
which covered about one third OF his body IL kent
tho parts affected covered with a scab and being
oitea raw sore, was Of course very trOub.ssonl
and distressing. 1t Ich impaired his health as
10 unit him Tor bus ness and kept him in constant
suffering. All medical cid f,Ilei hIm until he took
AiEh'S CnMPOUND EXTRACT SARSA-
PARlLLA, which curoi him. His skin still shows
soma sosrs from tho liberation, but is otherwise
as clear as en- infants.
JOHN II. SHOOK, Esq an eminent LAWYER of
Richmond, Va, took = oild which settled on hi 9
lungs. severe pain set in on the left side. Ith
baI cough, which WAS soon followed by the unmIs-
taxable symptoms OF consumption. When reduced
very low he commenced taking AYERS CHER
ky PECEoRAL, vhlch soon stopped the coug h
and completely CURED him.
Prepared ty DIR. J. e. AVER d CO., Lowell
MASS. ma Is colin
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The RuMoRED REVOLUTION IN NEW MEXICO
A Hoax The 81. Louis Republican, In which
the statement of the seizure OF Fort Marcy, New
Mexico, by revolutionists originally appeared,
has received later advices from Santa Fe and as
they make no mention Of the reported revolution,
the Republican takes It for granted that there was
no foundation for the statement The Tucson
correspondent Of the same journal states that Sc
cession convention was In session at Mesilla,
Arizona, on the 18th Of March,
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IL The Boston Commercial states that the
number Of business failures and Suspensions
during last week amounted to forty-eipht, az fol.
lows Thirteen in New York, five in Boston, four
In PhiiadelPhia, seven In Baltimore, four In Gin.
places.
III The Encyclopedias Brittanica is now com.
plete.
u No State tax is to be levied In Illinois for
the next two years.
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FRENua RIcRs HEfN, ~ Us srfSslsse Pc ss ,,

NEW MILITARY BOOKS yust received. by
FRENCH RlCHS fEIN, 27e Pa. ac.>ss
Treatise on the Administration and Orranlra
non of the British ArmJ, by Edward Rsrrinfton
mail 81 r'0o "
InstIpsticn for Field ARTILLERY. VOL, limo; price
Summary ofthe AT of War, By Baron de youu-
n, vol l2no price By mail sl-So.
han, VOL, l6mo; by mail Sl
~ An elementary Treatise on Advanced Guard,
Out rosts and Detachment Service Of Troops, by
u; 3. Mahhn, vol l6mo; BY mail rs oents.
Manuai Tor the Patriotic Volunteers on Active
eervlce IN Regular and Irregular War by Hueh
FORBES, vols, l2mo price BY mail 81
,,Eyoiunons OF Field Batteries Of ARTILLERY By
Mslor Robert Anderson, VOL. lsmoy; price By
Our usuei discount Of 10 10 50 per cent ca sII
mas (Int.&RepD 2Ts Pa avenue.
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All the Stock In s. T.. HOOVER'S STORE
NNN Iron Hall embracing every VARIETY ~-ssan
2T5INof Ladies', Gents, ChIldrcn's and &SsSI
-, - Servants, SHOES Also, TRAV-E 2y
ELlNG TRUNKS are now being sold fors "a.
eash,at great sacrccs usual retail selinslproes
Indeed much below original cost. The attention OF
the publlc Is solicited, as great Inducements will
be made to purchasers.
The above comprises large stock of the finest
qualIty french and Amer can Caters Shoes, Boots
DC, DO, for ladies and gentlemen.
The Store is for rent and the Fixtures for sale
Apply on TIE promises, Iron Hall.
". B.-The above stock, either IN whole or in
part, will be sold at private sale To any one de-
sirous of entering the Boot, Shoe and Trunk Busi-
ness thls affords q better opportunity than may
again be presented.
Persons indebted viii confer q favor by promptly
ceI!ing ana scttilnE thelr accounts. ia 7-u
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE & PATRONAGE
EOP CTAT TEOnIEn LID.

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, La DIES, aud GENTLEMEN
In all parts of the world testify to the efficacy of
PROF. o. j. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen of the Press are unanimous in it's
praise. A few testimonials only can be here given
see circular for more. aud it will be impossible for
FWALL STREET. NEw YORK, Dec. 20, 1883.
GenfLsnien: Your note of the 18th instant has
beS bI fbs sn S Hd
St1ratye an res Nesting my certificate of the fact
.@sd Hss O. il o SoS 70 Efys thin,
hair auburn. and inclined to o1fl T some % FIVE f or
on Of my head to osef It's sensbts an hf s
Isngdruif TO form uFonit; Each Of these Disagree
since fourth was added TO them. by hair falling
of the top OF my head and threateninG to make me
In this UNPLEASANT predIcament was induced to
try WOODS Hair Restorative, manly to srrest the
ton that gray hair could ever be- % restored to IFS
original color except from dYes: I was, however,
ties only, thst not only the falling OF arrested
but the color was ,estored to the gray heirs and
on my head, very much to the qualification Of nv
wife, At whose solicitation was induced 20 try IL
~, For THIS among the many oblIgations ! owe TO
vaiue the admiration OF their wives to profit by my
exsmpe, and uscitif growing gray, or getting bald.
Wood Co.. IA Bfosds.y. Gs fyEHDkA' y.
My family are absent from the city, and am no
longer at No. ii CarrolPlace.
SIAMsTON, Ala, July %, 1859.
TO PROF.. y j. WOoD: Dear Str-YOur Hair
hestoratlve'' has done my hair so much good sInce
! commenced the use OF IL, that wish to make
known to the public ofits eff cots onthe hair whicn
are great. A man or woman may benearly deprived
of hair and by resort to your Hair Restorative
the hair Will return more beautiful than ever; at
least thus is ny experience. Believe i n al
P.sIYOu osn publish the above III # G You Ike. By
publishing In our southern papers. you will get
more patronage South. see several of your GER
hhcates in the Mobile Mercury,a strong Southern
paper. w. III. kennedy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROF. J. WOOD: Dear Sir Having had the
misfortune to lose the best portion of my hair from
the effects of the yellow fever, in rev Orleans IN
1851, was induced TO make trial of your prepara-
ton. and found 1t 10 answer as the very thing
needed. NJ hair is now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations 10 you in giving
10 the afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative ia put up in bottles Of three Sizes
viz large, medium and small; the small hold half
pint, and Tetaiis for one dollar per bOttle the me
dium holds st least 20 per cent more in proportion
than the small, retas for two dollars per bottle ;
the large holds suart % per cent. more in proper
ton, and retalls for So.
o.. J. WOOD & Co, P1oprietors, 444 Broad
way, New York, and IA Market street, st. Louis
Sold in this city by C. sTOTT, s1s Ps. avenue.
aOIy.aiW
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WOOD AND GOA

WOOD AND COAL
Il OU Will surely get your moneys worth by
calling At tire PIONEER MILLS, sorthIcsst cor
ner Of SsceHth street and CnnGI, GEO. PAGE,
AGENT They sell cheaper and give better measure
than any others IN the clty-out, split, and deIv-
cred free of charge. III YOU don't believe it, give
the Pioneer Mills a trial, and he satisfied.
ja l7-1y.r
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/ TAKE notice.!
Il WILL, Take all kinds Of Virgins money for my
book debts and for Boots, Shoes, and Trunks. All
persons indebted to me will please cal and ssttlf
up, or shall be compelled to give their account,
into the hands Of q collector,
ro21 Pa av betvean orr nj inth -.
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" TRAVELLING TRUNKS
w Il Have just received the largest assortment
and now offer the most extensive v.rietyN,v.p
o. SOLE LEATHER, LADIES' DRESSSsfTS
VALlSES, CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS &c.
In this city, which we selling at very low
prices. WALL, STEPHENS 4 Cd
oc x NJ 399 Pa avanpe
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Wood and Coal.

ENRICH. at the corner of Penn. a.
avenue and Eleventh street, has been VcsyA$
greatly improved recently and now offers lEsEAI
greater inducements for the patronage OF ci;iSsas
an! ana strangers than any other public house in the
olty his prices being less than those of any o,heT
hotei on Penn. aveaue, and his accommodations
LOT permanent or transient boarders uuexceptjon-
aDle. The bar and restaurant ARRANGEMENTS Of the
European Hotel have already become very popu.
Ay: being all that can be desired BY the most fas-
udious. The proprietor pledges n nrenitted ettsn-
non and contlHued liberal OK pendtures 10 rive sat
fsfsotlon 10 all, and thus rensws his Invitation tc
all 10 give the European Hotel a call deI"t,
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NV ENANE. TA. AV
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF
JEwEIRT
IN OUR STORE For ONE DOLLAR.

LARGE LOT OF PLATED WARE,
consisting of
TABLE, TEA and DESERT SPOONS, FORKS,
CREAM PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS,
CREAM LADIES, TEA SETS OF
KNIVES and FORKS, BUTTER
KNIVES, CUPS, &C.. DO.
Also; Large Assortment of JEWELRY, which
We can sell at 50 cents per article.
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ENDORSEnfENT OE THE PRESS

The MANY THOUsANDs cured At ths institution within
me Hast seventeen and the
cal oPerauoHs performed by DT JohHstOa, Witnessed DE
reporters oi me papers Snd other persons, ~
which have appeared snd befor. pube
snH Eia tI1HmE gentleman q aud responsi
biy, 10 tUfhcteEt guarantee afflicted ISIv
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MEDICINES.
R. DIR. JOHNSTON,
- A l. T VI ORE
LOCK HOSP

Has dtseovsred fas rIoSr CsrtoiH Speedy aad 90 "
ETscfEdf Remedy ~ "a, World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
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lfARRTAGE.
Dk. yOHNSTQN.

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons London fr.du
from OF the eminent ColleFe, n IN, Nn,,
states and the greater Of ~hose m sr.nt
me hospitals OF London, Psus, Phls pha aud sexher.
has enecea some OF The NJ cures thst
ever kao~n many troubled with Tngug the head
ears Shen saleeP great nervousn.ss, beng alarmed
sudden SOUNDS bashutness with frequent bG,hg ssuded
sometimes With dersngemsut of n4Ad wer. cured Inms.
dIatsly.
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LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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DISEASES OF TMPR RUDENcE
DR.. JoRNsoN'S REMEDY FoR oRGANE

WEAKNESS AND IMPOTEkCY
By this and important remedy weakness
are speedily cured snd full Thousands
nost nervous And eebuated who bad lOst all hope,
been Immediately relieved.
All ImPedIments Marriage, Physical Mental DsQ
Iheauons Loss o PrccreatiVe Power Nervous
Trembling and WeEkHess Exhaustion Of fsarfD
flGd spee edIly cured.
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EspeeiNliy Who have become the of Solitary VIC
that dreadful and destructive habit Which auuually
S"sas~~'y thups--ss Nours q IN. u
exalted talents and briliaut Bteect who misht ot.r
have entraneed steurg Senates with the h1ndsr, Of I'll
9u.nee or walked 20 sestaey the slag Tyre NAV eaI v.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-30
90 M T. RCIAl..

DAILY 0Aric,rY ovsics,l
Ksukuk, May n.
TLOuR--SapsrAns. ~ ~ ]; Spins wAsat ~.
trA, - 80, Fall wheat, . xtsa, - Is.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $3.50 ~ per Ice.
CORN--ysnow 10 10 ~; white ~ TO II.
BARLEY-spring saAsSc
What In good deoand. Fall 90 TO los;-
Spring roc; choice do. u.
0A1B-l6 70 Ito.
kYE-30e; dull
P0IAT0Es--l6to 10 BY the load retail - TO IS
dRockRIEa-Eev orleans sugar ,fan 7a74t
prime ~ to 81, elarihed sale, crushed and LOST
tito IL. MoIasscs--Plantation3 5to 40, q. n. ~
70 45, Golden Syrup, IS TO 7oe. CoGss-RIe \
TO II. Java ~ to 21c. Lagnyra, to II TO 10. kies
lQc4
soAP-PAlm sac, Family b4e; German, tcin
7!to7A.
cANDLE5--star Tito Is, stsarins Is, Moull
II 70 ~,
LARD-s3; retail 11e.
BUTTER-Comnon n to 81 Choice 10; retail
III.
LBATHER-Sole - TO Use; Harnsss M.
sheep psits % TO sec; green hegskin -.
HAY-Prices nominal.
SEEDS.-Hangarian Grass, 75a3e. Timothy i ]
rs; Flax Seed, -.
suHDkIEb - Onions, ~ to 81 Eess, 4 tcA l.
Eeathsrs, sec TO 15ci White Bsans, ~ so1 -.
FRuIT-Drisd apples, 4 ~ 70 1 Is per bssA
Dried peaches, - 90 TO ! ~; Raisins, ~ 15so
-.
CHEESE--W. n. IoaJl; Denmark Oh.
BEEf-33ass gross; 50 90 tc per quarter.
EHEEP-s1 ~ 10 - % y hssd.
HO0S.-Drsssed. - ~ to 46o.
SALT-0.A., 81 - 70 4 sepsr sack; Kaaav-
ha, - - per bsl.; Liverpool, 81 sea3 % per
sack. Lake - - to 81 Is y Dbl.
FISH--Msckerel,N No. 1 SO 70 81 = Dbl; No
SIS 70 81; No. 3 tf7totls. White No. 4 - =
70 Is - half Dbl. Cod Hssh Ste ~.
RAHS--3t 20 14c.
OLD IR0N-lte 3c Per b; Brass to 1soPsr
b.; Copper la 10 lac per b.
ExcsA ses.-On New FORK for currency, NOM
inal, Is 70 30 per emit; fcrgoid Per cent. ST.
Louis 1 Per cent.
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MlrFoF - Ilaly.

By the aid Of Wsogh's Mirror Of Italy we
last night took . panoramic vies Of many
Of the most celebrated places il thst historic
land. The paintings are very fns, and ths
scenes and views presented possess thrill
ipg interest. The audience last night vs.
omit. large; and the siisos attention raid By
thnm was : high evidence Of ths nslit Of
Ahe representations. We were agrssably
disappointed 10 the lecturer, inasnueh - he
acquitted himself with neatnsss and die.
patch. An hoar can soareely b spent more
a.rssably than in viewing this "Grand Mir.
ror o. Italy"
UNITED ,-rATEs INFANTRY TACTICS Fou
LirhI I,f.n,.-y and ki1emen; Prepared Undsl
the uirsc.i.s -. thu War Department. Vol
Published bI B. i. .ptns.tt Co, fhiladalph'a
This i the latest ,'pfovsd work-poo'
lishsd May 1ss and rse>' mnsndsd y sn'
present Secretary Of War. - or srsepa
sre adopting rided naskess, most ~ shs or'l
should conform 70 tho work here pre- >entsd
and 1t should b 10 the hands Of oil sol
reading volunteers.
For sale BY Ogden, Bro~nsll ! Co., Kso-
k1k, lows.
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Prepay Year Pesssge.

Many letters are dropped into the Postof-
Zoe without any s.smps on then. Il will b
seen By tho following extract from the 70
cent regulations that oil such letters nust b
forwarded 70 the Dssd Letter ot6se:
ssPostmastefs will return 20 the Dead Let
ter ol6oe, at lsast once week, oil letters
held for postage or attempted to Be semi
with stamps previously used"
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Pnblac Carriage.

For the convsnisnce Of those wishing 10 visit the
Camp, or other places in and aheut The city, Pub-
lie Carriage viii Be constantly the street. When
not standing IT the Deming House or Post OAos
orders msy be left Ut Psrkins' Conn Warsroom.
my3Odlw
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FARxwKLL SruHPT1IL.-Y Yesterday our
bankers. We are glad TO say, threw out oil
Illinois currency. thus ending the annoy
ance. vexation and uncertainty of doing
business upon SO fucsuating currency.
They will hereafter receive and pay out
Missouri money and City Scrip As cunen-
cyl Burlington Hawkeye, 3Oth.
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NOTICE TO PssAENGERs AND
SHIPPERS.

GOO3 73
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
L Ut this place for the 1erre Haute, Alton St.
Louis Railroad Co., II prepared TO give
THROUGH BILLS OF IADBNG To
Alt POINTS EAST,
In connection With the keokak and St. Louis Pack
ct Co via Alton, 1t rates low any other route.
TlC4 Ers To AL POINTS
Por sale IT the "USION RAILROAD TICKET
OFFICE" on the Levee near Packet Depot.
Passengers via Alton sure to make close con-
nsetions. Tickets good by ST. Louis Or Alton.
w. d. GRIsWOLD, Eup't.
II. Q.SANDERSON,
Gen. Frt. and Ticket Agt.
~. n. ~ DD. Agent, Keokuk, Iowa.
May ~, Bl-d2w
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Keska1 rcnAie sea, nary.

Keokak Female SenlnaFy.
second Afternoon Review viii b. hsid on FRI
day, the 31st instu commencing st p. n. Menu
bers Of tho Board Of Trustees, parents u pupik,
Pastors Of Churches and all other friends Of Eds
cation, are invited to - prssent- :
Aay2Od9
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SfRAwBEaRlEs.-Ohmer ct bis Saloon, 10
NOW serving out Strawberries TO bis custom.
ers. They are good. II you have the tin
give him . cail.