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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-03

Apply InnKDfArELy ~ the late rendezvous Of
Capt. Parott on Third-st., betvsta Main and
johnson, Keokuk. JAS w, OTLEY,
Keokuk, July ~, 1861 EDW. A. FOX.
The undersigned has been specially authorised
by N j. Gen. Fremont to raise in the States Of
Missouri Iowa aud Illinois, kegim snte Of Sappers
and Miners, to BE- called srbc Enginecr Regiment
Of the West /" and to serve during the war.
Lssh Company, ~ son - full, will b. mustered
into service ut the most convenient point, and
from thence sent TO the st. Louis Arsenal for in
struction.
1t 10 expected that this Regiment viii be em-
tloye. most Of the time extra duty, and, at
eeive 40 cents day, and eaeh LAborsr - cents I
day Extra Pay, thus making the pay about dosbIt
that OF ordinary soldiers.
None bat Mechanics, Artihcen, and LAborsrl
.ecss,oned 70 WORK With Mcshsnics. will Be re-
eeived. wv. DiSSELL,
Assia tans A I Gsa1 U. nc.
jy24i St. Louis, Mo.
| Wars war! war;
| All persons keeping or having for sale, any o
all kinds II Munitions Of War. such as q uns, Pts
required r0s 70 sell 10 any person without IN ords
from the undersigned. 1hs order must be strieil
complied with, under penalty Of forfeiting all NJ
ticles mt ntioned, in their possession
JOHN eTANNU~,
Surveyor u the PORT
KeoAuk, July Is, 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-03

Brigadier Gen'l Curtis arrived
athons yesterday, and leaves to-day TO re-
port hioaeN 10 Gen. Fremont.
W. learn ff00 Gsn'I Curtis that the lows
delegation usitsd In recommending Major
LeKeas for the appeiosmens Of Brigsd'er
General, and that The appointment will
losbtlsss b mads.
Gen. Curtis having resigned his seat in
Congress, biz sscssssor INST be elected 81
the nexs October election.
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war! war! war;


meeting Of the Board Of Medical Examiners
will be held Ut ths Deming House in the City II
Keok uk, on Thursday the 18th inst, for the pur-
p1,e Of examining candidates for the poeititn Of
surgeon and Assistant Surgeon in the lows Regi-
M nj under the last call.
Candidates must present themselves promptly,
AZ no one win be e1anhed after the Board shall
have adjourned its session.
Hs efaeFy JrCr HUGHES
Keokak, Aug. i, l>6l.dtd. Chairman.
- Papers throughout the State please coiy1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-03

FISfn RSoinrHr HEss.-An extra train Of
ears lefs here for Msdisso - 10 O'Clock last
night, 70 bring dovs Col. Worthingson's
regiment. They we're 70 be here 1t O'Clock
this DorniDg. Col. AcDouelps regiment
viii foIisw to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-03

II will be secn By cur dispatches shst Hon.
Hamilton r. Gamris has been chosen Gov
ernor Of Missouri. Hon. Willard r. Hall,
Lieutenant Governor, and Hon Mordeoai
Oliver, Secretary Of State. The selcosiops
are admirable. All tho gentlemen chosen
srs stssssmeD Of ability, experience and
tried worth. The Executive Dep's viii pos
sess the entire confidence Of the peopls.-St.
Louis News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-03
Troops % ming.

We learn that tho regiments Of Oolonels
Wor.hngton and Mcdowell will come to-
day. Their delay was eassed 10 part BY the
ambiguity Of the order fret received from
Sc. Louis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-03

Dsxkita d Co srs Aev notwithstanding the army
Of fstixss Csp--bss srd grsy-snd will Gil oil
orders On short noties. The Caps are Of good ma
tsrial and we're made By sxperissed s1sknxn.
iy31
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NOTICE.

The nadersigned, Merchants In the City e Kso-
knk, agree hereafter to recsivs the notes ct al
specie paying Banks Ut par, fer goods sold and
debts due ~, and the notes Of hiAonri and othsr
avs pended Hsnks ii their csfrent value osly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-03

Owing 30 The low stage OF the river the
company 10 ecmpsiisd 10 Poi 90 three bos.s.
This will be done in : fes days, and then
they viii leave hero every morning al seven
O'Clock, ~ - learn from Capt. M4tson, to
wbom add to CLERK Sitter, we arc specially
indebted for sttensi oDs on our late trip TO ST..
Louis.
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n olsgls1s Nssscs.

MClbGt0Us Notice.
The Rev. Mr.. seymour, " LosisvfIle, Win
preach in the Wsstmins,sr Church to-morrow
lsandsy, 4th inst.), II the usual hours.
sAsgaAit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-03

0IWe are indebted for late papers to J.
W. Noble, Esq., who has just returned from
Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-03
Engineer Regiment Of the WEI
MechanicS and LahOferS Wanted!
EXTRA PAY!

The undersigned are author ED to eniist Com.
psny for service in the above Regiment.
Apply InnKDfArxLy ~ the late rendezvous Of
Capt. Parrott on Third-st.. betvssA Main and
johnson, Keokuk. JAS w, OTLEY,
Keokuk, July ~, 1861. EDW. A. FOX.
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q be Gate Clip.
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KEOKUK, SATURDAY,, AUG. 3.
Arrival and Clos useei il aals ~ he
keok nm r osa office.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Eastern Mail arriyeA daily Mt IL O'Clock m and
6o'cloek p, m.
IA. Lnai. and Honthnrn all arrives dali accent
Monde W ~ II N.
Wssters Mail arrives daily lsxoept sundays) st
lAp.m.
harrington Mail arrives daily texospt sulday.)
ut p. m.
Carthage snd Plymouth Mail arrives daily (ex-
cep suhdsys)at pm.
North Iow and North illinois (tri-wsekly1 on
Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays. ~ IL m.
Charleston Mail ttri-aeekIy1 strives Tuesda W,
Thursdays and SATURDAYS ~ p. NJ.
CLOSING.
Eastern Mail closesdsily Except Saturday, At
Sp. =.
E1ndays) II II m.
western Mali cfusss daily texse pit on 5andays)
o. 7ssolpck a.. n.
Bsriinstoa Mail closes daily (sxeept ssturdays)
~ q D. NJ
caI,hsssssd Plymouth Mail closes daily (sxcep,
Datnrdsytj II q p. m.
North lows aud North Illinois Mail ttri. week "
close. on Tsesdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays, 81
Up. m.
cnarleston Mail ftri-weeily) closes on Mondays
W cdr ssd1ys and Fridays ~ .. n.
All kastsrn msii ~ after II amt BY way OF Bur.
lngtcn, and arrives promiscuously.
On Ssndays the Pust tf5ce will be open from
10 = y. m, instead Of iron to -.
May 81, 1861. j. Is. HOW ELL, r. n.
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TIE QUESTION ANSWERED..

As the question Is frequently asked, WHO IL MRS
wIEsLoW % viii simply say tina, SUE lady who, Tor
upward OF thirty years has uungy devoted her time and
talents as Fsnale Physician and Nurse principally sDons
children She ha especially studied the constitution and vans
Of this class generally overlooked or cafee''y
treated by Faculty IN Instances and a result
this effort aud practical knowledge obtained In lifetime spent
as nurse and physician she has compounded soOTHiNd
SYRUP for children tething II operates ks magic giving
rest aud health. and H. to regulate he bowels
In consequence Of this Article MRS WINSLOW becoming
world renowned beuector Of her children certainly
do RISE and bless her especially this the case In this city
Vast quantities ofhe SOOTHING SYRUP sold aud
used here We think MRS wISsLOW has imnortailed her
name by this valuable article and sincerely believe tou
sands Of children have been saved from early grave by it,
timely use and that millions yet unborn will share IL benefits
and unite 10 oaug blessed No MOTHER has discharged her
duty to suffering little In our opinion, until she has
.iyepit the benefit Of MRS wlNSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
Try IT, In,thsrs-1Rr IT Sow.-lLsdes Visitor, NewYork
CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02
A powN-TowN MERCHANT.

Having passed several eepe-s nights disturbed by tie sgono'
and cries Of suffering child sAd becoming convinced that
MRS. wINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP was just the article
needed procured supply for the child On reaching home and
his vile with what ho had done he refused TO have
administered to the child sae wa strongly In favor Of
Homeopathy night he,chd passed in suffering and the
parepts without sleep Returning home the day following the
fher found the baby s and while contemplating another
slp,e night mother stepped from the to s.tead to
some domestic duties and left the father with the child During
her absence he administered portion Of the SOOTHING
SYRUP TO the baby and aid nothing That night all hands
Iept s and tho little fellow awoke ia the morning bright and
h,npv The mother was delighted with sudden aud wondo
fail change and although offended with the deception
prsecd upon her. continued TO the SYRUP and uf
ps crying babies and restless nights have disappeared
single ta Of tho SYRUP yet failed relieve the baby
and overcome the pIejudices Of the mother
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02
CEPHALIC PILLS,
1EPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CFPHALTC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE
IRE SICK HEADACHE.

~ IRE ofhee Pills the periodic atacso Fy-ou'or Sfs
Heddache be prevented and taken at the commencement
of en- attack immediate relief from pain aid sickness viii b
obtained.
They seldom fail IN removing the Nau'eG and Iieddaeh w
which females subject
They gently upon tho bowels, removing Co''fvs1e'I
For Leyarv ea Sfuielts Decste Females aud all pson'
Of edeHyy habits they valuable Lardre improving
the appetite giving and rgor to the digestive organs ana
restoring elasticity and strength OF the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long nve'igaon
snd carefully conducted experiments having been in uss may
years curing which tune they have prevented and reeVei
vast amount pain and uehog FROM Heidaehe whether o'
insnE the system from deransed state OIL t'
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition and may Do
tslen all times perfect safety without making any ooanss
Of diet and s aJencs Of any ddgyeeobs taste FeHde
70 administer them 30 chHtren.
BEWARE or COUNTERRETTS.
IT. ,r,e have ave signatures Of HENRY G. SPALDlN8
ouesch Bor.
Sodby Druggists and all other Dsaers In M"diotne"
ABox will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt oisae
PRICE IS CENTS.
All orders should be addresIedto
HENRY G. SPALDrNG,
No. 40 Cedarst-, New-Yoti.
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uor,,ypsl MoTuRRsu MorHERs ~

An ola nr.e for children Don't fail TO procure MRS WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Tor children teethpg 1t has no
eoaa on earth No mother who has tried MRS WINS
LOWS SYRUP for children viii consent to let her CHI d
p, through the distressing and critical period Of eelng with
ou the aid invaluable preparation II life and health
be- estimated dollars and cents e. is worth lis weight In gold
Million. Of bottles sold every year in the United States
II 10 an old aud well.t.ied remedy
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alc0ieal.

SIGNIFICANT FACT.-A distinguished
"A siae.msu being asked wha, the principal podne'
ton. Of New England replied EewEnsland HAisH sEs.
The force Of biz reply consisted in the fact hs New nsnder
have worldwi reputation Of hsdy athletic men
and women strong aud vigorous in body and mind What the
man SHALL E snly depends on The care aud treatment Of the
child Nearly every New. England mother provides MRS
wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for hor BAnA-tksre is no
.oa Of country earth where has been so LONG AID so
UNIVERSALLY UsBD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JFpsrv


- From foot Of cOurandt Connectiug a, aupton Jnpo.
non WI Deawee scka~ aud Western Railroad ana -
Esson with Lebgh Valley Railroad and copDecons formss
sasct line 20 souIga e Wet wi hout c1nge OF car.
Leave New-York as follows: A''i-
hAKRisBrRo ExPRRs-At6a for Eastou ReNtina Patt.
V hs harrisburg rms hsnch Caunk ~iiism.port
Crest Bend futston WIkesbarte &c. =" 'S-'
I'm HKotGH TR.m--For Eason Mauch Chunk Williams,
port, Reading Pstsvile, Harrisburg &c A~
and Ma1ch chunk -'4'u'0"n
$50 p. N. WAY fRAIs-For Someryille
% y WESTERN LxPRHss--i0 Lesion AIeptovn p..4t-.
harli.brry Ptburgh and tie West Slee, o. ,
hfN ~ through 20 ii' sl rah 80 80 Nv" '7t'
nAiikss TRAIN FOR HAKRIsBURaThe ca m Y. press Tr,.
ron e"- York arrives AZ Harrisburg at % m, c,nnsct N ~.
QUO on Pennsyyania Genital Rarosd Northern Csatrj
Railroad 80 '"' AND wan '-e cumberland valley
~ Ihs through ExPREss TRAIN YoR THE wssr leaves
Ne"'iok a. p m, daily fSundays eT,epssd III.
cor coselon at Hsrrisburg with Pennsy lvania Rar
~ ohgs q c'rs 10 PithuTgh ard but one 70 Cipcinnaa
an ronr hour. time T. ssved by taksg this train
hLhAbsIHPoRT AND NEw.YoRK FzKRY-Ieaye New.Yoyk
$50 D. M 49, ~ > "'-"' 49,
The boats stop at Bergen Point and Msne every t.
eechiway. JOHN o. SIFRNs SInsTi,.,.,c-ssn,P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02

DAuR0AD TO LONG BRANCH, n. j.
HI Summer arrangement rhrse eKpfe.s trains each way
RARITAHsut DBL. BAY lLRCAD for Red bank. Shrews
bury LONG CRANCH rTsen Work. &c Ga andaierJuy lsp
foot Of RoSnson,t. daily u 10 and M for Fort
Monmouth connecig there with for all regular stations
BRANCH, at m., loi M aud p m. Stage; connect
Seq Shore -COMMUTArION aud EXCURSION TICKETS
sold at reduced Hotels Long Branch charge lower to
suit the times
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1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
ICOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. 1oOA
GREAT DOT BLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The eApacit, OF Road equal any in the country
TIiE GREAT SHORT LIN TO THE WEST.
Ofics No. 1 AstOT House corner OF Nesey =.


The capacity the Road equal 20 any IN the country
TiiE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Ohics No. l Aston House. corner OF Nesey .;
Facilities the transportation Passengers 20 aud NON In
enuai hicago St Louis Paul. Nashyie Memphis New
Orlesn,, end ell In the West MOI hWest aud
West e. for speed aud comfort by any 'e
landt-.t S-BornuG Express Eyeting Express M
M place, Wa Al eat wa nfislng ~
Pittsburgh Il next day and CONNECTING there with all est
Steering and smoking cars on al tho trains.
Pare always low aud the time ssguiek - by Sny other
route. -.
and from ey point the Rairoad"oi Oo heuleky lditnA
Ilirois MiscOusin Iowa Missouri BY NilLhOhD Dl-
RECT any port the nsgse rivers Of tho West by
steamer. from Iii, buTgh -, a., ,
Rair cd at all uie favorable a. are charged
M other Railroad heIehsnts ard shi tntfust
inc the their FIR Gh 70 this Company relV
with confidence on its speedy transit -. ,.,.,,.
This ComTsny alec m9inilin- t hImsA' Hc'ohnouAlon
Line by whch piri emig ag Ne'~ad ENJOY cheip ani
copfable de Of az oiha he hrcs's rates
Of faIe. h. ELLIOTT 'asengr Agent NO lAstoT House
IFECH & Co r eight Agen,s, . . ,,,,,,
No / Astor Home and No South Wiliarist
McDoNALD6 BIsGHoFF. E$tis[g'pps .. AsSv'ol lac.
ENocH LEWIS General suPt Al.oona, Pa
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
IL NY and TROY CONNEC CITING WITH TRAINS NORTH
and WEST. Trains bsSei ,
Expre.s m A M aud $3.50 7;25 l2J and 5iSo and
rt and P b,nv with sleep ioiSp m Sundays iucuied)
nsgsa. ,'I tIs,n a. m G:2 M, and Lao and AIS
pi: ~: lii Gpd traIa M $50 NJ ava IS I'D 5Ss p m
sSs sas train e4s. 400 and $40, ass aud l0;lSP
9;t5 p IN.
'hhAiu"''" '''P A. T. sAiTH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02
Cfenrslons.

EXCURSIONS.-The splendid steamboat WIN,
AZ kEAr viii be chartered for Sabbath School or other En-
cusions on SDAY FRIDAY Of each during the
summer with commocous BARGE II rrqUed. Also tina
barge INDEPENDENCE 10 charter every day of the IL
eept SUNDAY For terms spfy board m.
Kent foot Of Ro5iusOns Tuesday Wednesday Friday or
Saturday. - '' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02

Druggsts everywhere keep MRS WlNsLoWS
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teebng No icue in the
United States sells like It, Il standard medicine and its
YAxE Is Physicians order and It wherever
its magical effects have been Witnessed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02
Jinantlal.
n, eTATE STOCKS.-PRO-

GALE Of IOWA STATE ST0CKS.--PRO-
- pos ~ : for /. LOAN 20 the STATE oflOWA OF
bY N" aUdfisd Agents Metropolitan Bsek in the
City OF Nswl ork uthl2 oeotk m OF e GU
5s az Jp next for osnius The state Of lo~a snn bot 1
cesdng 500 200 being frt o loan not exceeding
authorized by e. oct .ea a. ,ne sss @ "a, tbs issue
and sale Of Sa'e Bood to procure oan OF money io
of Iowa enable i 70 rePe invasion aud defend i'e "
The sam Tor wLiss the sealed proposal. sfoesad win be re-
cejved win fall sho Of the al Of $4,000 ny the amount
Of that sun for which boud be sold ia the state Ps
sale their nominal par value previous to tine '1n oay o''u'
The Bonds for the scOf which the said sealed proposals WI
be received in she Of or % eaeh AZ e =, aid
proposal signed BY the Governor countersgned by INC na .,
Iowa with interest pons ached el by the Auditor OF
State but atteed BY Great Seal 81 toe stae lowe
proydr for the Of the PRINCIPAL the e1pA
toa Of tsen,y years from the date tere3i aud the
Of interest sentsnnuay the Let day. Of January au
each each year Of cent per sonum oo,n pm
cips interest said bond. beirg a3.e a, the %
tan Bank in The Cry Of New on oe ie b Civ y Sew.
York by giving thirty days public notice Oh suc pi'0o
The State has iTsyccsbly pledged its faith provide sdequse
rnesns TO pay interest laid Bonds as the same 90
that purpose much As Is pecessSy Of he e'rnee
from the taxable property Of The sae hs Juty Of
apart and pledged o these PTp Sc shd II d,ty
the census bosrd other proper oIhcer or officers
mus TO levy in eseh year sufficient for these purposes ~
payment Of all expenses Of eoec ion ,d bv the State
Of Iowa on the stock thereby created nor on the ny
may be payable thsIs9r aId s s Of the State but it
expressly provided that thing in sid law eonai"eo
construed exempt from taxation any part Oh JUG 0NP
stock OF the branches &C the Sste Bank 81 lowe
The 100 Bonds sphozed BY sad act wn De SOC a. M S
an the State No conditional oposals VIII he CONSIDERED
,iab l. received reject all such proposals US shal DC
cor,iieTsd " pro no Oct inter, S. OF the state
The will be Gle, payable IN hand on defery Vi 'ho
Bonds sold 10 the puTchsstrs a., 90, l.
Tie Iroposss be opened at u ocock on The 18TH DAY
OF July 1861 the undersigned at the place OF eoeP
ton presence OF such as may see poe %
he srGed he b-st and Llhee Ouues
ACCEPTED, on the 18Th day Of July, a ID 1901 -,
Proposals he ydagessed uoder seal 70 the
n Ne orb
for Iowa State Loan" -. -. -,
number certified copies Of the act authorizing sara a
and of lie Of the Board Commissioners therein pro-
vided wi other documents aiming tereio can %
the metropolitan Bank, in the City oil newiofA i0' i'P
ton and e. Aninaion. c
MATURlN L. FISHER,
NJ .Vork Inn N.
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THIS IS TIE SEASON OF THE YEAR

When children teebng are almost certain to be afflicted with
dyseu,ery and diaTrhea. MRS wINsLoWS SOOTHING
SYRUP Is skyKE-TAiLsG for these diseases, and
will give immediate relief from all pain and distress incident to
the process ftees Every mother should provide for her
children.
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SAVE TIE PIECES

SAVE TIE PIECES
economy, DISPATCH
tf7."A Srrcu IN rns Saws NiSK"-&
saearsn oil happH IN tcrftregnded aE1tcs ria
% ,pbe 20 have cheap aid conSenient way iJr
,siyStrg Pnrntture Toys, Croekery &c. -
Pai'Ns SPALDING'5 PREPARED GLUE
all such emergencies end no household can afford 70 %
without tits always ready aud np 20 me icS,ng point
I'd. d ''u'" a''O"'F HENRY c. SPALDISG,
Aa1'' No. 40 Cedar.at, Ncw'foTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02

Beware Of CounteTfeits.
None genuine unless the aeiimls Of CURTIS PERKINS,
New.York'i, on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggist. throughout, the world.
Principal Office No. II Cedarst, New.York.
pnes Only Is eslis Per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02

Millions Of bottles Of MRS. wINsLOWs SOOTHING
SYRUP are sold every year In the United States.
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Proposals.

}'Lppp9H'D'
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by Il
~ School Oeers the XXIld Ward the Office Of the Clerk
of Education 0f Grand and El Until
MONDAY July IS, 2 o'clock OF for the Stow 3,
PIPE k necessary for heating Nnd school House NO 20 la
Ward to hcaons on he aud 20 be- at
Office OF the Superintendent OF school Holdings No. "a
Cosbys Each proposal must be accompanied with the
Of ponsble proved surctie School Oce
the right reject any all OF the proposals offered
deemed fos the public interests TO do 30.
BENZ. r. FAIRCaILD, Chairman.
JossPH CupLIPr, IT,, Secretary.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- school Officers Of the Twelfth Ward the the
Clerk Of the Board Of Educson Of Grand and Emss
uniil WEDNESDAY, July 1861, at O'Clock n for the
decks chairs for furnishing Werd School
No 81 IN said Ward pursuant plans ard specifications file
and to be at the office Of the Superintendent Of school
Buildings Ne. "a Crosbyst Each proposal BE-
panied with the Of two responsible and approved snres
Tor the faithful performance Of tie The School Ocers
OF the Ward the right TO reject any oil OF the pro-
posas offered II deemed fo1 the public interests to do
JAMES MACkEAH
JOHN NJ REED, iCcmmittee.
DAVID s. JACKSON
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Otean gtsamers.

fENHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM
SHIP BREMEN, II. Vessels. Commander, carrying the
United States Ms, will sail from Pier No 30 North River foot
SATURDAY, July c, a. u O'Clock m.
BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON
'' L3SDoS. HayRE SOUTHAMPTON, aud BREMEN,
Fir, Cabin, sioo; Second Cabin, seoi stseage, s35.
''''s"' OF A'''' oIEy1RcHs Co, No. SO Broad'-
EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAYRE.-On
Il SATURDAY. July 20 The United state. Nal Siean sT
"ARAGO" .. Lime, commander viii SAT- from Pler - }!
North Biye foot Of Beach s.ee, SATURDAY July goth at
Til. steamer unsurpassed for safety and comfort has double
engines under deck ncoed by wate-tisht compr ments
wfcb beside other results tend in the event Of collision Of
vessel and for Freight passage sPPly to
s Ss1 HHk;c X Nh Agents. No. Broadway
The steamer FULTON viii sail Apgu'.7
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing sud snbsrkng passenger a, Queens
Steamship Opany Intend dspacbins their powered Clyde
built Iron Steamships as follows:
ETA Saturday ny 10y D.
And every SATURDAY. at from Pier No. H. North
River
FIRST CABTN.........."B75 sTEEBAGE..... ......,S9
First Cabin to London.... 81 seerase to Loodon... 80
First Cabin to fIanburg... IS stsegs to Hamburg IS
Passengers also forwarded to hayTe Bremen Rotterdam
Per,op. wishing brig their friend. buy ticket. hss
tovnFnst CS5n 81 80 slo5 steersse from
pool, 20; from Queenstown $50.
These Steamers have npe0 accommodations FOR Passengers
aud carry sxtereced Surgeons They but IN waiertgh
rcn sections and have patent Fire AnDihors ON board
ur,her fmation apply in Lv,oolto MILAN IN
MAJ Agent 80 = Welefst In Glasgow to WM. lNMAN,
No. 81. Enoch square in Queenstlwn TO c. w. sEI-
MOUR 5000. in London to Elves LACEY No. 6l King
WiiaInst IN Paris 70 JULES DfCOUE No Place de Ia
Bour.e Ia Pbisdeph, 70 JOHN G. DALE No Ill Walnut.
Ct or at The Coup ny's Offices
JOHN g. DALE, Agent, No IS Broadway, N. T.
TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
coss will 'eaye NsuYoIk the lst h snd 2lss
month except when dates fall SUNDAY when
the day Of deparuf. viii be tho MONDAY following For
height passage apply at the only Office, No kowngreen
d. b. ALLEN, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02
YYsiLAsTi, Mich, Jan. IL, 1861.
Mr.. SPAIDfso,

Nh SPAtbiNo,
Not long you box o. cepbs PIll- for the
enr. OF the Headache and Co-yeness and iced e
sme they had good eaoc hat Wa. Induced to sead
for . IN nj.
i'ee-e' Ar WHEELER,
Ypsilan,L Mich