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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-29
u. s.Inganary Tscsscs

". N.I6IamNVy TWGVsCh
LSOR the instruction, exercise and man@uvres
Il the UNITED STATES INFANTRY, fnciadii
InfansYy 81 tho Line. Light InsaatS
and rifle mV n
Prepared under ( BIZ direction of the War Depar
ment and authors ed and adopted by the SecretAs
Of Mar, May l, 1861. For sale by
NJ. w. WESTC0TT,
Main ST., End door frvtn 4th.
lime II
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DAN RICE'S

|
GREAT SHOW
| SOLE LESSEE AND MANAGER DAN KicEA
viii exhibit ~ QUINCY, Thursday, July
= vt WARSAW, FRIDAY. July |
| At Keokuk, Saturday, July 6tl
CORNER 7sh AND HIGH. SITS,
Performance Aftcrnoon ana Ntg :
Admission. 3 Cents.
Reserved Seats, Cushioned 80 cent?. Child
TO all parts OF the house, 70 cents. Doors opef
o'clock IN tho afternoon, and In the oven
Performances Will commence one hour after OF
ing.
. A R1C 4.
MANAGER AND HUMORIS1
Respectfully informs his numerou, friends ii
ne has greatly modified, addttionixsd and isaps
GREAT SHOW, i
And u prepared 70 give IN entire nes SERIES
6psstaslss and Features By the New Artises
New Horses. together with
RETENTION OF THE OLD FAvORITE
FIRST time In this atty Of tho Oriental, Historf
and setuai representation IT
Wards Mission 20 China I /
Or oar Aassioan Minister ID Pekin iatsodsci
the Nanes snd Festivities Of the Celestial PSl
tho MAHDARIN'S COURT, and ROYAL REC
TON, together With the far. famed
Procession and March of Lanterns.
Mons. ALFxAEDER zASFRETTE, tho crsol.
Blondin, On the Oerse kendse.
The performing bear, 0aribaldi, In Zoologij
and Neurological comedy Of
BEAR AND SENTINEL
FRANK H. KoSSToN, the Champion Horsem,s
ELLA ZOYARA,
The Queen OF the Ring, who will srpear in I
supsrb Act Du MenAsc, Introducing the Danci
steed FRANCOIS, and issding the Gorgeous c.
alcads,
syita, The Animatsa wreath.
Or the Living Pancrama u Flowers and Besuts
The Fsnals Rarsy, Mrs. JACOB SHoWLE
will perform the American Cruiser,
Dun EAGLE.
All the snimais including the
Rhinoceros, Kangaroo, Goat, Monkeys u
P1rtss, ExcelsIor, IT., and The Comic
Mules viii be brought forward.
THE ANCIENT AND MODERN ayMSASI
BY 81 PERFORMERS
Introducing the famous LEAP FOR LIFE.
Dan HICE
Will personally superintsad each and avel
performances. II. 8. DiNGEsS,
je29dtd Agent.
u. -. In 1amlvy Tactics
I.vOR the inst ructIo on exerciae and man@uvret
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10 W e
GTRAYED, from the subscriber, about the ~
~ Of May, . small Red Cos, With shirt, straigh
horns marks not recollectsd. The above rewar
will be given foe her delivery.
je2I-d 4. q. ekLNAN.
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IN aO0 oItof M0no6y next III mail matter
to the Pacific coast will be sent By tho over
land route via St. 10.
The Postmaster Of this city requests all
psrsons writing 30 soldiers TO DO particular
10 Designating the regiment, county and
Stats from which the regiment Game.
i ID reported that General Lee il dis.
gsstsd = being sapsrosdsd By Bsaursgrrd
and others.
A sub-marine telegraph Il to be laid from
~. Monroe to Newport News.
p. McQuillan Of Uhsrlcsson, 10 reported TO
the proper authorities, hAs bssn IN New York
making arrangements for ssading men and
military equipments South. NJ has also been
10 Or was about going to Europe - egens for
var supplies, 10 tho smploynsnt OF tho Con.
fsdesAte 6sAtee.
This morning hs called q The State Dep's
With tho pAssports Of British Oonsnl to OBJ
| txin thtrsse The sienAsHf0 ct tho SSuua = 10
scsordsnce With the new regulations. lie wss
requested 70 nAks A6davit IL his loyAlty TO
the Government and tho lawfulness OF his
errand, which no did, and WAS requested 70
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GREAT SHOW

suLE LESSEE AND MANAGER DAN Kicr
Will exhibit ~ QUINCY, Thursday, July
- {" ut WARSAW, Friday. July
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11
Wf / II II e Dta<6an8

s0H ". Npft0tefer,
ede Der sim ften unb @oba1bawzStra6
5w!l9en pem @uurt-9auS uub g. WoR SfIice
9n1s Neue en9eri@tet unb ppulfdn6ia in alien
Sraneeen ausgeltattet, einl9l,eBli9 ber ~
eelten Sorten 2S E ne unp 2if6re
fit bfe 8ar.
D,e AaTel tit ununterbrp9en Serleben nit alien
Nel'tatslen Der Sailpn. WV '''
aef PET @ete $780, per Sag rs &ts. Gin
an9ementner Nbsug bewilliot fir Ditienicem
melde bios Soft obne 2pais apiin{dben. - Ni;nfr
nno au1merf|ame 8eoienune itets aur 5auS.
61rmer fahen ta aute @tniIunnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11
c1ultu8 6eprQii,

cJNltu8 OeDr0tt
Sffentlt9 d. ct tar>
Gde Der Wabibatp> unb 6teu @trabe, seseniibtr
Der fransUl. fatb. Stride,
empfeblt F@ ieinsn beuti@sn Mittiireern CUR
9lnfertieuns unb 8eelaubieun9 Don seribtli9en
Dptumenten .unb llrtunoen, ais: 8aufbriefen,
5ypptbefen (DeetS unb Mcrtgaees), Mietbs>
uno @el9afts= @untrafteu, Teltamenten, goQ>
ma9ten fir has Snlano unb Oeutl9lano, lptpte
5ur 8e@orsuns aller in taS 9tetarfat ein(9lagen"
ben @eI11fte. 1t52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11
~St. 2p,1is Gr6amae,~ y
(friiber Dafpta<6pu1e).

sas oer Gort< II. ct: Mntpa yItra6e,
eeeeniter tem rBinslppbuuie."
(ntsrsei9neter empGebt biern,it ieinen Hreun-
ben unb benz perebrten 1ublifum Minmeinto'a 5.;n
neues bequem eingeridteteS @alf> unb anNhnna
Ne'lenbe, lctpie 8carbers finben auto BetpirIb.
uan9 une tpirb es mein eifriaaes 8effreben iei1,
1eeen mi9 Seebrenben 3ufrie6cn au ltellen. '
@ute Stalung befnoet li9 bet'm 5au1e.
6enrS 3dnner
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11

@err Sbr
Mbpnnement, fir bic Mtn11.
@tQatS3ettun9 1T nit Nrp.
beS ten S1br9an98
abgelaufen.
S}bre &if1fQnpe betra9en
S Sbne Mn5ablun0
fant cbnen bic 5taQtS5ett>
ung nt6t ferner 5ugeien6et
1per6e1t. Die @rpe6tttpn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11

Si,npntpn S Ma1aroS,
DeutI6e 81 bDDfa t { II,
Orttte 9traBe,
aeaeniiter ber Bauf ber 5erren S. II. g. Wiutus,
ct. YauL Minnelpto.
&. W. 5impntpn Oscar Malmro5.
praftisirem in alen Staats- @ertttsn unD III
benz Ser Staaten>0ertdbt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11

e. S 6. .. 0ilfillan,
NpYpfaten unb Ne9t6>Mnwalte,
empteblen I9 ibren serebrten oeutl9en Mitblr>
germ ais Ne9tsbciltanbc uno in's geltnbere CUR
Musferti9ung BON llrfunbeu &c.
Office: lleber 2ittle's Sub>Qaben, Dritte
Strabe, ct. Oaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11
@btcagp &Q9erbier-@Qlp11
Dpn
Spbn Gb. 8ebt,

Sde Der 2Salbin9tonz u. Dritten ctr.
ct. pauL Minu.
Dem 9eebrten Yublifum bic eroebenlfe Mn,e;o-
Dap t son nun ab tets bereit bin. rteinen tner.
tgen gafen NIT allen @urten GBwaaren. ais
Seetntsn une 3unse, S9weiaer unb Qimburoer
Hale> Sarpines unb marinirten 5drinaen u. alien
Artsn 9Sllrlten in meinem @alou allfaumarten
Raffee auf Veriauaeu. ''""'''"'
Deselei9en balte i4 itets oorrdtbio: Mue @or-
te" teine eiqueure, porsueli9e @ieaTreu unb
Sete6 &a9erbier.
S@wsine- 81 Be itets an 9ax>.
SpbuGb. Bedbt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11
III a in9ton 6onse.

eeutldes @ait : uno 8parbtno : 5aas
Don Neter Saf,
St. ntbcnY itraBe, nabe benz ,Binslpm-
6pule".
49, oae "Waib"sten- 9aus" bieiet 8otsdngern
yosis uno tpoblbelebter Eafel WIes. mas npn ei-
nem guten 5au1e ermartet tpirb. 81. 5a6.
% @ute Stallunoen bei'm 6au(e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11

Moenteu Der vW1inn. StaatS5eitun9.
M(inne( (pta.
paltinsa une Dafota g.. 5err 5e3pg:
REV llm uuo Brupn County 6r. Torlter,
5t. Wcter unp Nicplet Gty %. @9immelz
5t.@ntbonY u. Nnniapolis, Srtb II. anoblau@
Carver St. Suit,
Dlanfatu 5:rr YTah.
5tia pater unp @albinston @ty 81. @hensr,
Wmuna unb Winpna @tY 0r. Slider.
Beueplain 9err Trans .. Seyoerltebt.
Jarl6ault, 9tice &c., 5err Gottfrteb Slstsnlten.
New-Iris 9err @ueen Sbein.
Neap6 2anpiug, 8. Ouerrs.
Neb Q8ing> 5err Jpbn 6rierrtb'
Watal9aw, gecrg Suber.
"a @ro0e, 5err Seil.
9ufalp sits, gDisc. 81. SAuttlsr.
Jountan Gity, WiSs. Or. Spabr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11
9ritter cSJabr9a,,9.
M6bre0en.

NUU4Il|Ilt-
sJafpb 8prf II. 8ruber,
Gde Der Se96ten uno Observation-Disclosures,
ct. Yaul,
empfeblt 1& benz Vublifum nit tdsli6 fri1@ &C.
padenem Brpb unb Ru6en.
~ 0entitbe 2lpptbefe
81 Dr. III. y. MiIIer,
u @bemifer unp Dru9tit
ct. Mntbcny= @trabe, 3miI9en M.neriean< unb
QBinslo.p< 6oule,
ct. Vaul, Nfinneiota.
9r. s. 9tie9er,
prattil9er MrSt Sperateur unp @eburt8<
belfsr
Dritte @trabe, uabe otr vGoncert> 9a0e." :"
ct. YauL Minn.
@tets frilGer Smpffo7 Sprbanoen.
"A % M. S, $. tebans
M observation-disclosures,
Ste Strabe> stpil6en @epor II. Minnelota,
ct. paul. Minn.
SeiteQte Mrbeit tpirb in ber bauerbafte ten Weile
unb prompt esfertist:
Gin ppQFanotees M0ortiment bon
Tu9em
GoGn1tren uno
Weitentohen
balten mir itetS ourratbie.
Gbenfal1a ferti0e &leiber.
Yeluneere @orefaltt tpiro ouf ten @@nitt ber
Nleibund5ltiiCfe uermeubct
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11
Carl HafaDaut,

Carl NaMaDant,
Iffentlt1er Nptar,
belorst bic gluSfertisuns NIB Besleubisun9 aller
gerittliben Dptumente.
8elpnoere Mufmerflamfeit tpirp benz 9fa91@la=
Sftce in Der Gam Offiee ber 9srren S. uni
6. .. Gufuan, 3. @traBe, iiber 2ittle's 8ud5>
9tpre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11

~, eomfprtable6 oeutlde5
y d IT. un6 6 . # aus
gum WftnneiDta:$bal,
6orf = Strabe, nabe benz @lodenbaus,
Der unterSei@nete erlaubt lidb biern,it. bi. Muf.
mertamteit oes einbeimi1dbtn uub ausmSrtioen
oeut|d9en YublifumS auf iein nett nmb bromrn,
etn9er'@tetes Gait uno &ofbaus ~ Ieufen.
IN eemlelben intet Der tprrtbe @ait bic oller.
1reunot9 tie uno billiefe 8eoitnuna. reinIihes
So9ts' CUTE 9ol. fur3 MQes> tpas in einer aniiGn~
o'gen 91rtgldaTt beanipru9t tperben fanu.
@21te Sta1un9 befnbet f@ ebenfaQs bein 6auit.
= Oae Streben he9 llnter3ei9neten it bic Mn.r.
tennuns berer, bic Jpn beebren. " "''
Stfphnr & mn,
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Die ]1(inne(ota StaatS6eitunQ

OlC JllititClulu ClAuto0ClIuitU
&de Der Dritteu unb g8aba1baw.
9trabe, cine Erepps bp9,
erlheint wS6entli6 uno toaet swet Doll.
per Sabr in Qsorausbe;ablun9.
g:a5elne 9lummern foiten Gents.
SeoinDuu9cn.
s.1puniren fann man su irgeub elmer 3eit oes
Jabres; bp9 fSnnen bic benz Mbonnemcnt ppran=
gebenoen Nuntmcrn ntcbt naDseianot weroen.
Der 5ubIcriptions= =Yetras fann III Npten ir=
geup elmer guten 8anf eingelbidt tperoen.
90 Wenn @5slo III reSiltrrten Sriefen yer
pren asbt> trasen mir bet 8erlult bod nibt in
unre9tltrirten Srteien.
MQe Mittbsilunsen, G'eloer u. I. ~. linb gu
aoDrelren:
Meutber S Gge1, Yubliibera,
THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG,
A WEEKLY PAPER,
published By REU7 HER e. Excl;
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11
0r. &piemf,
pratttI9er 81 Et, @eburtS9elfer unb

P0V131IeVe9 q ~ VtVW110Vt VtETVt WV
Sperateur,
gepabrt dr3tli9en 8eiltanb fur aQe Rranfbeiten
bes r,aunli9en unb ipeibli1en @e19ledtS unb
perlpri9t bel uml9tser 8ebanblung nidbt nur bic
0ermD9e D9ensSerbdltniNe Nrmer gu beridF9tteen,
Ipuoern au9 nur nab poafumn,: :uer 9eilun9 9p~
nprar 81 Serlan9en:
Mlli}ten3 bel guttineunsen nab umlt1npen ppn
81 90 aufwarta.
Sffce: Gde Der Minnslpta= uuo Dritten ctr.
NeIpen;: TortitraBe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11

LES pelleptbere Saloon,
.m;;d..' o, .Srttte Strafe,
3~''@en Walb'neton- unb Trantlin @tro6e
OIL. Yaul, =-- Minne1pta,
tet etr I;efsr alo1 sl 1T au bag Meberne einser-
son auspartisen 3eitunsen auflieaen mnb oen;Shyt
unb Bergen. "'""'" ~" o'"S
81 ~ n nhr;eISe,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11

3tpei @la6 8ter fir 5 @ent6
IN Rem ueuein9ert9teten @olon ppn
Spttfrieb GlbeI,
. Rite @traBe, aeeeniiber Srpine's. S3oue
St. Yaul, Minne1ota.
Mue9e3e.@netes Bier, famoie &iearren, fowie
f9lte Spelen balte id 'ftets an 5anb nnt an auter
Sse'e"uus pirb Is niemols feblen. ~
GDttfrtpb EIhpI
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SeprQ @ruber .

&agerbter @Qlpn,
Sterte Strabe, binter benz r@iuslom- 6aule," I"
Seoen Wtoraen son go l1br 2un@
"come il faut''
ct. VQul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-11

Safpb OpmD,
0erferttaer unp @ertdufer in alien Sprent
pon M6beln,
49, Drttts StraBe Der rgpneert Saas" e
1z=@E7 l1ra9 9eeeniiber, @
ct. paul, Mtnnelota.
9abe fetS AT 9ano ein rei9baltiees 2l0prte<
ment BON feinen unb prbinGren MDbeIn.
9eltsaunsen peroen l4nea uuo piinftlist pcn
mir belprat. 6. DpnY.
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Varieties.

DoS'T LOCATE YoUEsELP on the back OF a
wild horse, unless yol want to DO dis.lO-
Gated.
JOHN SLIDELLs father was tAllow chandler,
and this, probably, is the reason his son is 90
sOick-ed.
THEoDoRK HOOK, In describing a badly
dressed dinner, observed that everything wAa
sour but the VineEaL
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GROCERIES,.

EXCELSIOR FAMILY FLOUR-WAR-
w. II. GILLETTE, 20t Front st. Orders received
IN Brooklyn, at 1870 Fulton ave, and 80 Fulton ST.
winismsburgh, 2lT Grand st; Greenpnint corner Of
Cayer and 81 st; jersey City, express otee Is Ell
change Place MID 1Aso'l4S
ELOUR-FLOUR-F - GOOD AND
l. cheap fnr cash ;lu'k m the prioea.--0Ood hDur,
!u ;suI'erfne, 80 90 choice extra ~ delivered.
Z mo one, come ALL II. r. COYLE5 chcap stores,
Ia and l & Myrtle ave, noAr Guld 1t, Brooklyn.-
no3O 24ac'lDI
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CEWfNG MACUTNES-LADIfJ TAUGHT
~ ~ operate Un eilgsr's and Wheeler 4 Wils ms
wing nA,Ginee, by cid s1poriancol ts.ci.er.
rractos MI perfect on manuel shirts, AMI other
work, AMI recommended W work ansr learning,
nrn b IL o. al 81 slAnscn n, Allen, private
oWeIlmg. n8 s4an'
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LOST AND FOUND.

s. REwARD-STOLEN By A BIG IRISH
~ woAiAn, ffutn leo Madison N, young ult X
and taA dog Answers to tie name of JACK
Whoever Will return tie same 10 the above mum
ber viii receive tie above reward. AMI no quos-
lions asked. do 3'i2J
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VlCTORlHE LINERS - GOOD LINERS
find steady ", * o. ii 40 y,.,ls, ala, . O.,t
fhr cutter. NICHOLS, BURrSETr q co, 81 " 1don
LAle. AZ gsih
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SEWING S-WANTED-PER-
nons who Nb4' ~ lesrn W operate on singers
sewing machines terms only 81 Aud urn-tioe %
~ KINDS q work; ALbO BOnle god sewers " learn
Me pAnisloon irsis. Inquire 20 DelNncey IT. IL,
toH. n,i6 oa...tni
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SEWING MACIIINES-LADTES LEARN
- cd TO operate on W. 4 w.'sld.st improved sow.
hlE ma 'hihe leun'd TIL perfect In ~ its branches
nnd psriiculIs, ny an el<pcri,t ,sd op,rat,r, f,r
81. Ill West 5Ith st, near sth eve de2 2'in4
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SEWING MACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
~ TO oIerstc On Wheeler & wi SINS and Stnser's
ssNirg mochinea; practice on shop wurE; term, al
80 Canal II. d2 2ilc' 'i31
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SEWING MACHINES TO LET-SINGER's
and Wheeler wilson's aud others to-; ,Iao
hsilea tHueht to nI"r to all kinds; terms frnn
~ B. 81 and p-atce until Tcrfa't-pras,i,e On al
Kinds Of work. anil rccrmm '',doi ~ work Inar
l,"-nirF. Needles and ui r auc; al-n good shut
" W msciiHs + sale cheap, At ssl lI~ury at, uoAr
Grnd. n2s 2ls'1't
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ENiPLOYMENT-FemnIes.

ONLY FOR IS CTS.-LADIES LEARNED
~ n operate on Wheeler d wilson's s,yinz ma.
chine In all its branches and rarti rilars, on ali
kinds Of work; also latieI taught At their own rcsi-
dencos. Apply IJ2 Tenth ave, near 4i,t a., IN the
orug strc. de- 3'iW
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These valuable Powders may bs given unknown
tho drinkerl In Coies, Tea OF liquor. Warrant
cd entirely nee from Poisonous lngedlontS, and
Rsvsa produce nausea
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LOVE srRoNa DRINK

KAT m OBTAINED or TIE ToLLowIHa AoEEoIna
d., HoxANrs. .6s DIVIsros BT., oo~ MAREST, NY.
kEs. BELm's. .914 RIGHTH AV NY
HRA HArLs'. ITO FULroE ST.. PaSoHIE.
pH MnEoER q. .E24 BRoAD sr., HEwAEK, nj.
j. /. BEIEsr. 10 souru % sr., wuIIAAsDURGH
PRICR ONE DOLLAR.
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Hesd whA. DR.. Far, oi London, AysI
Dr. FAR, Of London, IN paper issued By him on
ths osnSes OF mortality, sayu thAi lntmpeAAAoo Aoss
. 0 slow poison, aud the deaths from drunkenness
and deltr1um tv0u.sns, sogcsher exceed the dsAlns
from al other polsonA. sBut" be adds, "it L din
cult 70 ovssts the tr,esse inlary 70 public health
arising In al ways dirsc1y md iAdirsclly ffou .hs
StVtsusH ssetdaSN o4akA asassd so't4s
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VHoLEsALE AdEHH.

r. @. WELLS CO., ll5 FRAsKLH sr,NEv YOEH.
Ben, by mall 70 any pArt Of the country rocOps Of
brlns.
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wAsuNoros, Dec. 50, 1881.

synopsis OF the HcpoFt Of SECRETARY o. tha
Navy.
The report Of the Secretary or the Navy
o. ems with statement Of the naval Operatives
provided for by the late special session Of Csa-
grsss, and then sxplainA bow fAr thcss eejs.ls
adiag tho pey,A u he rseA stAsss ~ daidA
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COAL.

DEST or RED AND WHITE ASH
~ ooL, ~ 60 per tnu, 1900 lbs, delivered free
and clean, yards and Eleventh st., n,AI Broad
Ery, N. Y, and II HorGtio st. q. p. BACiH,
Agent. 100 AAc'lM
COAI-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
~ l,GDJ 10 -Ol lus. delivered mr 81 80 or 2 40
but f,tll weight of 2OC0 b1. guaruieei, under for.
hlturs OF the whole bill 60! the best Peach Orchard
and L"righ coal IN the city, delivered In gcol order
at - 20, Lrum yards lower ouruer Klug and Green
wich SITS aud 30 X ,osevrlt st, corner New BJwery.
MATTHEW CLINTON, wholesale and retail agent
on Red Ash and LrLigh Coal. n1T liao'll6
NkTYOMING VALLEY COAL "a S0-THE
w best stove and range ooal now in use burns
FREQ without waste; weight warranted. LSYD d
Co, 322 Eighth ave, cor Tth 81 no ftAo'lO2
Ch Hn PER TOS-THIS WEEK ONLY,
VtsOO f,r best rel and white sSh coal, Etovs,
range grAte and furnace sizes, delivered ffeo aud
clesSi; weight warranted. Once S4S Bowgy.
nos 94a1'i9S
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WANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
W u learn very profitable now business for
alorning parts. IL viii -uA lr any person h nAss
i,m Sl0 T. 10 week In any oity. T.rins wy
w. Apply ,oDr. H. LOVE 4 son, III Er,arno =,
or o! Elm, 2l story. az g.iii
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than 10000 p,en, o, nctiy on '-half ~ many as
are now Occupying Pe- R,yL. Thcso rru Nc
now, or can boat short no ice, crnccut-,' Il AZ
Annapolis, the polnt cf6epsrturc; but ths IT.
ting out Of tho vessels vAi inevitably delay tho
sailing Of tho expedition. All Of tho vosssis,
hciuding the "Ad-liral vii bc rc-,hriston Vi
with entirely new uqm-s. Tho FIVE vesscS
which have tccn altorySi irt- gunbsats OF hoit-
ipS hat'crics, now sp n tho following stWting
titI'''--- Bombshell, Grs,Nie, Rocket Shr'pnol
GraNeshor" A."
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MISCELLANEOUS.
noOToR ENRY ZRLL'B
kRRvIHK PoWDERS.

.rHE GREAT REMEDY
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WANTED-A GOOD OPERATOR on
w Singers machine; steady work: wages 20 % r
week Apply NJ the new DotLus Iaanufut ~,
Fort X In unl, Staten Is!ani d3 yslOl
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WANTED-IADIEST TO LEARN To OPE-
w rats On Singers, Wheeler q wilson's and
other sewing machines learned psrfcct In ll II.
branches and practice on shop work till satisfied
ale machines for sle and " let-iG9 Orchard H..
near stanton. NOES 2IAc'ii'
O00 BONNET FRAME MAKERS WANT
~OO ed-ro RD"l hands steady work will be
given thomel At the highest prices f,w appren-
tica.will het taken. Apply a. tho Excelsior Manu-
fact ry, 81 Canal st. n25 1'lJT
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VOL. XII-NO. 36.

marines, WHO are, of course, at tho Nayv
Yard, as their appropriate station. These
troops were ordered here to act as o oosse
comatatus, in strict accordance to the civil
authorities, for the purpose of preserving
peace and order, should this become neces.
sary before or at the inauguraticl. of the
fresideAt elect What was the duty oc tho
PRESIDENT at the time the troops were ordered
to the city2 Ought he to have waited before
tn's precautionary measure was adopted until
ne could obtain proof that secret conspiracy
existed to seize the Capital: In thelanguage
OF tho select committee, .'this was in a time
OF nlgh excitement. consequent upon revolu.
Honary events transpirins all around us. The
very air was filed With rumors, and indiyjd-
usls were filled with tho most extravagant
iears Under these circumstance of which
tho PRESIDENT says he needed no detail, as
they appear in the testimony of the select
committee, he was convinced he ought to act.
The safety Of the immense public property
IN this city, and that of the archives of the
Government, in which all the States, and
especially the new States, in which the public
lands are situated, have deep interest, the
peace and order of the city itself, and the
security OF the President elect, were objects
OF such vast Importance to the whole country
that could not hesitate to adopt preeaution-
ary and defensive measures at the present
moment, when all is quiet, it is difficult to
realize the state of alarm which prevailed
when the troops were first ordered to the city.
This almost instantly subsided after the ar
rival of the first company, and feeling of
comparative peace and security has since
existed both in Washington and throughout
The country. Had | refused to adopt this
precautionary measure, and evil coDsaquen-
;es, which many good men at the time ap-
pretended, had followed should never have
orgiyen myself. [,igncd,]
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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A Little lore Hemp.

"We pra9 voust.nG firm, 5etray us not"
[St. Joseph Free Democrat.
Southern eManges come to us teeming
with exhortatiS to the Government to stand
firm, to make terms with the rebels, and
protect Union m in the South. Every day
demonstrates t fact that rowdies and
1uf6ans rule theour in the seeding States,
and that reignr terror is instituted there,
which makes itlsafe for Union man to
express his sentRnts there. So much is
this the case thahe of our oldest and most
reliable citizens, it returned from visit to
friends in louisa, said on our streets the
other day that hclanked God that he stood
once more on freeii, where he could whistle
Yankee Doodle wiput fear of being mobbed.
There is strong nion party in the bordsr
slave States, VIII are outraged by the bold
front that trcasonas been allowed to take
there They areraying for the hour when
the Governmental rise in its might, and
visit all traitors th their just punishment
They take the dy true ground, that seces'
sion is rebellion, nd should be punished by
hanging.
AS, soon as It's ground is taken by thu
Government, mion party will spring up n
the South, wit the stars and stripes for lts
'colors, which ill sweep the pestilent race Of
TRAITORS in thar MIDST from the face of the
,earth. Th. day that hears the Columbiads
eof Fort Sumter par forth the mandates of the
Government, with powder, shot and shell
levelled at the breasts of traitors, will witness
the death of treason and the re-establishmen
of confidence in the American Government
at home and abroad.