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cess, and under the immediate supervision Of q
skillful and scientific Phzrmaceutist.
BRAKES PLANTATION BirTERs,

cess, and under the immediate supervision Of q
skillful and scientific Phzrmaceutist.
DRAKk's PLANTATION BiTTERs,
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC,
are put up In Patent Bottles, representing q
Swiss cottage and are an ornament TO the side
board.
SEA SfCKNESS.-Travslers by railroad OF
upon the inland rivers. whore the great change
Of water is such n prolific cause OF incipsu,
disease like Bilious, Intermittent, Ague, and
Chill Fevsrs. may feel Il certain reliance, II
they protect themselves with these Bittsrs.
The muddy water of the Western rivers. hlisd
with decayed vegetable aud animal matter, 10
quite sure TO produce disease unless guarded
by All autidOie, such az 10 found IN the Plauta
tion Bitters.
what 10 said Of the Plantation 0ittsrs
PHILADELPHIA, lst month, 10th day, 1862.
ESTEEMED FRrEsD: Wilt thou send me another
case of of thy Bitters' Nothing has proven so
beneficial or agreeable TO my invalid wife and
myself. as the Plantation Bittsrs.
, Thy friend, ISAAC ROWLAND.
N. B.-The secret OF the immense sale Of the
Plantation BItters. is their tested purity.
The st. Croix Rum aud every article used, Ia
warranted perfectly pure.
Be careful that every bottle bears the fac
simils signature ofthe Propristors. p. n. DRAEs
h Co.. Now York.
brakes Plantation BIttsrs are sold by all
Druggists. arocsrs, Hotels. and RsytauI ants.
p. H. DRAKE d CO..
ne 26-s"lM No. 202. Broadway.
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CIRcLE INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ No 81 X SrRsrr NHAR rHs CipcLE

TERMS, per Quarter Of ten week,-Qusrter CON-
meme ng at the date OF admi.sion
Elementary Glasses In English .............. Se %
Advanced Classes 10 Er glish- Literstuie and
Silence included ...,..,.................. Q 0C
Elementary C'asrs In English, French. and
liz w
Music. .............. 10 90
Extra charge for Sp inish, German, Talisn, Latin
aud other Language.
Dr.. IAPPUNE will give Lectures. and othtfwis
a'si whenever he can spare time from his medical
protest. yn-which he will continue TO practice o.
usual MRS. A. ZAPPONE,l u.,.,,.
oct DIR. A, ZAPPONE rrhciPas
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\NJATEh NOTICE.

In squeBos OF ths loTSsss OF tue wstir in It's
General Reservoir II will be necessary, unless great
economy Of water " praoticed, for the Government
soon to shut off the supply to oitizens entirely
All persons are, therefore, ioroi ,dsn u uss W.
or avenues under the care u I'd supervision OF the
Commissioner Of Public Buildings, tor watering the
streets or pavemsnts, or for any private purpose
Whatever. .,
And ali perscrs usias the water are urgently soii'
cite 10 ts o. economical In its use as potaih
D. b. FRENCH,
.spso Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
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"nssp the :, oss Towa.ds ,he R.bsIs.n

Among large number Of articles sent to the
Sanitary Commission, was a good and patriotic
Old lady's last tribute, to be laid on the allai
ofgoVntry, bearing ,hs following inscription
These socks we're spun and knit By Mrs
lsTuah Clapp, F6 years old, whose hands ID
youth were engaged in moulding bullets in The
Revolutionary War, Keep the toss OF these
socks towar ds the rebels.
"CHpsTERToWH, N. Y"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
l0.i:..n. IL ma Ay:s.', near .:. 2, s,1sn Street,
The Great Resort Of the Masses.
A WEEK OF BRILLIANT NOVELTY.
We don't profess to have tuch artists ss
4. l.. D.fU,ETPORT,
bet We have got the beautiful Mile
NJ A RIET IA RAW Ell.
Neither can We chow you
Mrs. w. j. FLORENCE,
bu, can show you the stest vocalist that hs,
ever appeared In this oily, and that h Mrs
Agno0 0Olat1horlAnCa.
II you want to see great Irish comedian like
MIR. w. }. FLORENCE,
you would e TO the theatre, bat u you want to sse
the best Ethiopian comedian living you will come
to the Canterbury and see
LEW SIM N o N 8.
His style Of performance Is not like
Joe JefrersOn's,
bat for good. hearty laugh. you only want to "s
3 q 3 N A X
and Il he osnt suit you, why, You can't see
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
for they ere not here to b. seen, but
WILLIS AR N 8 7 Il o N q
s and HI, % mia .ouss will excite your liabilities to
such deg es. that you will not want to zee
). 3. Clarke,
bscsu.e he has lett Wsshingtsn. but
W, f N {. X 3 ON
has NO.. neither does he intend to. butit
Miss Maggie .,ftseheH
wss 10 hear
Misc AMELIA WELLS
siSs, she could not help laushins,s
Dan Setchell
says, tie 80 biaslsd fauny, my boy" some people
think the only place to see
A CIRCUS!
/, under canvas; but we eau show them one that
will sstotisn them more than
EIXoN's oREMoRNE GARDEN
would and fos
ACaOBATs AND RIDEhs,
AsrLtYs sAMPHiTHEAThE, LONDON,
Ainr eirSu.i.tsncs Whsn you see such 40 artist
Goo. II. DeIsolA10,
Goo. II. DOIAout0.
II makes the people wonder aud. .ss
SuAKsPEARE
ssys, " can such things oes" We answer, II caa
John Diamond
wss . dSuCsr bat the peop ssy they never saw
suoh one a.
N. JEA AN c. O'Ski.
He tsloni.hss the nstivss, and 60 doss
Edwin Forrest,
but It will csrtsiu,y UPSET your grsvit7 TO see
THE FRINCE OF CoMEDIANs,
and the othsr mspb re- Of this great company, who
nightly appear al the
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
4 Grand Bill THIS Week
Rsplste rrh Fun and Humor'
Don't Fail to Come
II You are Wws,
You VA
| Ailissial Sc cent? OrshsstIs ChsiIsr ~ osUts,
GRAHD MATinEE3 EVERY SATURDAY,
Fos LADiEs AND CHILDREN.
Adm,,oa 10 Ndt.nts Il, dies. 30 csSts children. IL
| cents
Doors o,sI al 'Siook Performance At * 'oioos
| Good order strictly maintained. sspls
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THE OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC,

LET our possessions be what they may
marble palaces. broad lands, magnificent plate
or caske,s of" precious stones '--they all sink
In tho balance as against Heavens great boon,
HEALTH, aud thoy canntt be enjoy ed without
1t. The language OF nature attosts that who
ever would enjoy the pleasures Of food, tho
beauties Of flowers aud landscapes. the joys OF
companionship, the richness Of literature. or
the honors OF station aud renown, must pre-
serve their health. The stomach is the rccep
tacle Of all nourisbment; and the fouutsin from
which all parts Of the body derive their sus.
tenance. When foul, injurious food enters the
stomach, acute sympathy dlsorganizes all other
organs, and disease more or less painful, must
follow. The laws of nature cannot be violated
with impunity. How many ladies' and gentle.
men eat and drink disease at late kuppers, and
arise In the morning with headache, loss Of ap.
petite, feeling langud. unrefreshed, feverish,
low spirited, weak. and inospacitSted to per.
form any mental or ply steal duty, and dream
not this Is the beginning Of that horrid disease,
YSPEPSIA,
which assumes thousand shapes, and points
towards miserable liie and premature decay
There can he no medical remedy that will turn
lead into food or poisoned drinks into nourish
mont, but medical science osn assist nature,
supply exhausted fluids, aud, to s great extent.
correct the effects Of disease, when tina habits
are abandoned.
The Medical Faculty has exhausted its rs
search for generations in creating arpetizsrs
and overcoming stomschic dersns SIN snts. Ger
tain ingredients we're we'll established as pos.
ssssing beneficial qualities; among these we're
.Cai'Saga Bark and 81. Cro'r Rum.
But still oomponents we're wanting, and rsgu-
larity could not be obtained. An invalid physi.
clan, soiourning in the tropical island Of st.
CroiI, observed the habits of'the natives, and
gathered from them the recipe for the anal
accomplishment of this most important end.
The article WAS first made and used as pri.
vats medicine. Its effects we're sa sslutsry
that il lie nov being produced and consumed In
immense quantities under ths name Of
BRAKES PLANTATION BITiERL,
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Attention, Athistsdi

Do. VelinY is yet engaged In an extensive
practice 10 this city, and We would call the al
tsntiGn of the poor, puny. smaoiatsd victims
OF their own sins to the best sources OF remedy
First. give up your present COURSE at llfa al
ono, aud torsVsr;.and secondly, csii un the
most stiliui phyaiaians. land nons are better
than Dr. Vsllny,l and bs cured OF the disease
whioh IL now undermining the constitution
aud sending ynn 10 n Premature grave,
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A auls q n d Da,t.rx.

Daniel Corbst was arrested on Wednesday,
BY Sargesnt Fenwick, of the Fourth ward, CT
The ohalge Of assault and battery, He was ia,
zen before Justice Walter and fned 81 co,
which hs paid and was discharged.
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Resisting an Omcer.

VIM. Stevens was arrested on Wednesday, by
Officer Steele, Of the Third ward, on tho charge
cfresisting an officsr, while iu the discharge o
his duty. He was taken before Justice Thomp
sSn, and hold tor further hearing,
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,IsCksbn,s Arrskt,

We have been informed that the arrest Of
Vincent r jackson was not for carrying let
ters, but for giving information TO the rebels
in regard To tue best method of getting into
WashiDgtnD,
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DaOpOsAI.s EUR WHARF.

WASHINGTON ARasNAL, ID G..
October Q is5L
SEALED PROPOSALS., to be endorsed "Pfopo
sails Tor wharf will be received by the
until II IN OF Tuetday, the ,th October, for builf
log WHARF en- the Site OF the old wharf At the
Penit n,iary, Further reformation will be given
by a. plying to GEO. d. RAMSAY,
oct J--td Lieut. Col Comis
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OUHEAUor CONSTRUCTIONS.

- TRgAsURI DEPARTMENT
PROPOSALS will be received OF this ofics uu,ii
FIJI DAY the lth day Of OotobeI at ~ clcok m +,
for the delivery, at the treasury Extspsion Of 90
muoh BU IL DING SAND as may be rsqsitsd for
the west wing ISAIAH ROaERS
cots Engineer In charge Treasury Datt
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nha AulIi0n Hank

Rsdesms their notes IN q, 8. Treasury notes
when any amount from one dollar upwards ID
uTessnted,
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Drunk mi Dtsordsrly.

PnIip Reese was arrested on "Wednesday 6y
Odioer NJ cOauley, of the Seventh ward, on the
charge Of being drunk and disorderly. ne was
lped t5, which he paid and was discharged.
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l.2IGenH.

Ghas. Reed and John White were srrs,ts,
on Wedn6 'day, by Uni oor E;sit H. Of tho F"uTtt
ward, on tie charge OF larceny. They wert
taken before Justice Walter and held tor {
further hearing.
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IRa indian nerl, Zoe ipT,

From Canada will describe diseases and tell his pa
tuts tie nature OF their complaints illness with
out receiving Guy Information from them hoeha'9s
10, eonslLdtion ., adUse. Once No. II Washington
Building, Pennsylva1ia avenue. corner OF Deysnth
street, Washington ID q sep dH
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NAVY YAaS 9atO oE, ,

THE PUBLIC are hereby notiued thai the travel
across the NAVY YARD BRIDGE will bs stopped
on Sunday and Monday, the 6th aud eth Of October
to enable repairs to the draw
Persons In Government employ, whom necessity
compels to cross will be erisd across by the bridge
ke per B. b. FRENCH,
octa Com'r Pnblio Buildings
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OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC,

They act with the power Of rae iioine and are
taken By old or young with the pleasure of a
beverage. These bittsrs are now becoming ell
known throughout the world. and are recon.
msnded with the most unbonnded confidence
for all complaints originating from disorgan-
izsd or diseased stomach -snch as by spspsia,
Liver Complaints. Nervous Assot,ons, Loss OF
Appetite. Intsrnittsn, Fs7srs. Disrrhoea, Sour
Stomach, Headache, Fever aud Asue, Wssk-
ness, 80.
As morning sppetizsr, and sftsr dinner
tonic, they are held in high estimation, and
should he found upon the aids hoard of s7sry
family.
They are also much relied upon in ths Iropici
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htAllRIE ED,

IN Washington. October lst, by Rey. Ohas
W. nenison, chaplain u. s, A., Mr.. MoyIus
MEYER, Of New York, to Miss SARAH Q. CANNON
of Delaware.
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H,TsL KBsPERS, SUFFERS, and H0uSExEEPERS

BUTTER, Of No I quality New York State
received in large Quantities and tor sale by tbs
EGGS, ct 4a4 sEVENTH STREET
sen 2p-lw' J. W. RlCHARD5ON
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AUCTION SALES.

QY J. q. MCGUIRE ~ co, huctionsers,
FREs fs sADS BUTfk FIJI Of .Rb IEAs HSSs SSt
CHEksE, FLOUR, FRUITS, NUTS, 40, being
the ENTIRE CARGO OF SCHOONER AID"
LOZzENS, and will be sold by catalogue, wi,hou,
reserve, at the Auction oom, ni j @, Mo6UIRf
4 co on TUESDAY MORNING. Ootober 7, o1n.
ineneiDg at u tcloch
Samples OF the articles iu the package will be eI.
htblted ou OF be ore the day oftae.
Eome, N part. t 2uiHtiiv and drtic,i--u 70 ,.si
iO0 Boxes pounds each, extra Oo!ons Tss,
80 Bses Government Java Coffee,
CRUSHED, Powdered, snd Yellow r Rs6nsd
isa Firtins fresh Orange aud Delaware cosu,iss,
81 Tubs u came Butter,
100 ksgs Family LePi LnJ
50 TieI ces sugar cured HsOs. csnvsssej,
800 Boxes Er tern CatLBg Castsa,
52t Ests Ohio Fioar-hew YORK iuspscti n-of tds
following brands. w; star Of ihs y est, Wa
verify Barfats, Ne RO0ni hooJ;
! bales French wainnis,
Bsls fiiooes. Psosr .hsii A mons,
70 Boxes eoaa Biscuits,
50 Boxss Sugar Craeksis,
70 Boxss Fancy Crackers,
Barrels and 20 Hat barrels Rise,
25 Cases Sardints-whVls and nsif osxe,.
20 Casss extra SALAD OIL
% Boxes y,rmscsli,
% " Mscca,oai
% " L'mohs,
ico . G9Is:,s = nai.. t.sl F.mi!y s?.r
OF kinds
81 " 4iiterts Laundry star.h
~ Z" Bakers No. III .ocis'e
10 - dc EG,fnlk ca Chocolate
loo " Adamluiins Ca dies, in 9 It's cur ou.
G0 " IA 20 lbs b5sas
10 Cssss [ aysuns ftprsTs III sass -iIis Es1 Ter
boxes,
40 Casas I Giiisuits D.. IA g. i. sl..9
IS Barrels DuIs ii,i i;"s...
Barrels Wins NidssaT
3lBags rapioca
2 10 Barrels fotatos-,
10 Barrels Onions
WILL Be ADDfD-
e. Cssss Ct Umbrellas. o. vs,iiu. i Islu;.. aud
siyes
Terms cash
Jas MouuihE SEQ
oct III l3iRtl huotiOD-e,.
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yGs Governors Holding Bsc X the Troop,

The la2d New York, Col P. g. Claasson, l ,OCO
men; the lSi b New York. Col. Danforth, $50
men; the 2ith New jersey. Col. Robertson, osS
men, and the l5t.h New York. uol. Rice, sOa
men, arrived In this city yesterday, and we're
rapidly forwarded TO the camp of instrVction
across the river. Plenty To.l coming.
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H.y,nJ. SrI''.q
Lal man, nll nar "a

Gold ......... .lsipsr .. prsm.2li per o. pi e,a
|S,l,sr,,...,..iO 10 " - " "
is,n,nd notes loI u
hi.he ut issue Ia Washington AND deorgol"~h
Washin9iDa. He93e!blm,.
BanK ut AIsu o.'1llr. .s...Jr.' aud Msoh's
kans Ct Washi6siHn. banE.
Patriotic Bank, bank of c"isneIce
Farms i Meroh's. B'bt,
/ The Farmers and msrchantn' Hahs ani ths
Bank Of Commerce issue notes ~ ths dsuonius
ton ii QUO dollar and upwards.
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hsSLtnH Nssss,

Tue following are lLa raiSs HI which bank sir
and broB srs are buying and selling g"id aud
siksr-,hs legal tender notes beiug tho stand
hFl.
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MIAsrhp A nnmpatani NOhAL Sauts
w placed o. 4Nurftetp.f ar natse In \ gsntssl
rroIssl al is.a.ly Address "hourks s-par" At thir
office aug l.-u
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FORD'S new THEATRE,

F0RD'S new THEATRE.
j T FORD MANAGER AND PRoPRIEIoR
(Alsa OF Holiday Street Theatre
T. UMPHREl BLAND 80. SIAaG MANAGER
BRnLIANT DRAMATIC EvkTT
GRAND Gala sonodt
Of the sparkling young Gc'rsss,
Miss Maggie Mitchell.
TWO CHOICE PLAYs-MIss MITCHELL lii
BoTH-SECuRE YOUR sEATS EARLY
Ihts lkrtisyp kytning, Oct. ,,
The musical drama lin act,)
fet of the PottiSoavs
| PAUL with 'ongs0 .'.,.... Miss MTG HILL
To CO. oluis With tue comedy OF
The wild TriSh Girl.
Countess 2 tonir.,u..... ... ...., Miss Mitchell
| AssuInlng the character ci the Wid Irish Girl
with Songs and DaLc''
| oe performed the great moral play. FANCH0S,
THf CRICKET for ths special soioynsnt OF
Families The most sslset sitsrn! On sntsrtainusht
| In The oitY
| PRICES or ADMISSION
| ursss Circle aud Psrquetts, 30 csntsi OSohe {, I.
Seats 10 Seuts Family Circle, 70 osntsi Private
| boxes, 20
| a. No extra charge LOT reserved scale
| Doors opsu quarter ~. Overture 81 Curtain
| ripas 81 oct
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NATANrED--At the New iolk tmpioyneIi
w Agency utnos, No oil Ninth street. hear "a
avenue Nv EN- rf FIVE l!b) WiiilE and COL
OaEp aihLs. with good ietsTanosi, as coots
ChaMbs IInsits IsGni isrses, " actresses, Nurses
and SaainstTesse- Also youna Colorej Men 10 wal
Jn tables In FTiysle aliiiiss or hotels Also waai
cd houses Immediately With WITHOUT fulaituIs
Empl3ys IA waut Of good ssip. will nni II ~ .is
adsahtage Ia call ~
NY 3Su N II hil.ith
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GROWERS THEATRE.

V4SV x1x& ~ / 444lA xSxh
Pennsylvania Avenue nadr Rildrd's Hots
LEONARD GROVER, .......,,.M .MANA8Ea
ON THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING,
TIE POPULAR AMERICAN COUPLE,
M. and Mrs. W. j. Florence,
will receive q
0RAho FAREWELL JOINT BENEFIT,
GRAND FARtWtLl JOINT BENEFIT,
GRAHO FAREWELL JOINT BENEFIT,
Whsu the will both appear in Dickens Brousbsm
peculiarly and In the
BEST PRoTEAN FARaE EVER WRITER
MIR. W. j. Florence
sppssiiog ioI the isst time &c
Captain Cutie
Inc psIiormsrc ce for tnG evening wilt Commence
with the exquisite seiio eomi1 play by JOHN
bRouGHAM, from CHARLES DICkENS 3r,st
Novel
pOMBEY g. son,
DOMBEY a. SON,
DOM6EY 4: SON
Mr. W Florence ...... .hs,.n..,., Capt Cutie
Mr.. W } Flo. ensc,.,.,', aa a.."..., Susan EippeT
10 conoibds with klOrslc = ada pt si0i Gf Lacss
tsIs "Manugei . Daughter tnrirhd
The Young Actress.
Of celeb ated characters Mr " j Florence
Mnla, the MsuHgeI't daughter, with iLs go " OF
The CAPTAIN with his W hiskers Mrs Florence
Paul Bsrtim, French Minstrel, with the Mar
seillaiss Hymn '......,...,.......,Mr Mrs Fl,r.ucs
EGis FeGtherstoLe, Y Scotch lassir. wi b q Scotch
sous, "Wi'l yoa gang vi N. lasri. and Sc OF, b
Reel l.......,.,,..,...... ...... Mrs Flo suos
cStnsy 4Iay au Irish spiis. win = the 6onIy
Jsrusha Joyiu' Lobb, YM kse bosOn, with her
original sings, "My Mary ANA aud " Polly
wont you try me O." "."..... MIs FIorsncs
TOMORROW NI0Br oi the FLORENCEs
IS ENGAGED 10 APPEAR IN FEW DAYs
The Great American Trsgedisn,
Nd ~. II. L. Da ~ onpoTt,
PRICES Of ADMISSION
Private BOXES, %, Dress CHcly, 40 osnrs uTshss
ira Ghuiis 1t eeutu, tatay Cnuls "a cents Coiotsi
Hal.ery. ID oeui- ,'ulur.d taIt.fIs "a cents
seats la,y bt ,seufed ir,m II O'Clock II III 10 :
u clock y M, o, Va hout ext. u charge
Doors opeu N y. o'clock CJmedy corume nces st
O'Clock
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NJOIiCE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ CopSItneIship heretofore existing between
LYLE CoFFIN Ia hi. day dissolved BY mutual
consent JOHN g. LYLE,
A. COFFIN
John y iTie sui saaunSss tIi sa.ts.s, a.,
old slaAi.
WIEaT.s7"a ,.issI 'sss ra
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l'UNsiSnhD liOlsE wASrADs-NEAh Il
j. The Depot OF the Baltimore \ ohio Railroad
cOmpany, by u Good Irnapt, who will take good
su,u VI the furuituie, 40, Address
"R ". EDMONDS,
srE 20 Passenger Agent so Il Il Go
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WANTS.

NATASIED by 4 YOUNG MAN FROM THE
w North, u stranger In the city IA $lTUAl ION
aS Bartender, or to q i've u horse and wagon, Eu
qqire al t5s Prnr sylvsnia avenue between First aud
second streets for Il BRlOpi.
oct sit.
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TWO CHoiCE PLAYS-MIsS MITCHELL Ii
BoTH-SECu YOUR sEATS EARLY
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+ o" :"
A sssoua nsui BOILER Gud osCILLATiNG
ENGINE, Of thres. horse power
Apply ct this oGes. eug "
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Of the spRrslius young actress
Miss Maggie Mitchell.
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Due nctics will De given OF the first spsssrslc. OF
Miss VIOLA CRoCKER, Me- HARRY FEAR.
SON and MIR } l., BARRETT
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TO.MoRHOW- NIGHr oi the FLORENCEs
IS ENGAGED 10 APPEAR IN AFEW DAYs,
The Great American Trsgedisn,
N0r. Il. L., Da ~ on port,
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by TELEsRarH.I

New York, July 3.
Flour-Recepts OF $3.50 barrels; market dull
heavy and io~eri sales OF 10 900 barrels nj I. e.
~ 60 for Super state; 81 90a5 for Extra sta,e
45s4 co f"r Super Western; 81 goa s. o. for Common
TO Extra Western; Is 1895 IS for common to good
shipping brands Extra K II. q.
Corn Flour-Mars be W fa2e lower sales Mt a
a's - ~ for Commolj O. 9e@S6 90 god to ship.
Rye Fiour-ssies Al aoa 81 % per bush.
wheat-kecsipts Is g0 bushels; market lie lover
with moderate demand, sales OF y 100 bushels mt
ooe9l 10 for Chicago Spring; sea 81 90 for Nil
club, el loetI i2 for Amber Iowa. 81 iaa 81 q for
Winter Red Western; VI Is for Winter Red wes-
tern.
Corn-Rcceipts 40es7 bush; market cents lowe.
sales 20 900 bush 5oa5l for Mixed western. sound
old.
whsky-Firmer; sales at esK geo1.c.
Coffee-Firrn aud quiet.
sngsr-steady; sales 2oJ hbds Cuba Ut 7l41i.
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ing is far superior to anything of the kind
for Hospital purposes in all the West
The rooms and balls are large cool and
spleudidly ventilated, aud almost in
vltes one to be sick and receive the kind
attention of those afecttonote nurses
The bedding is cared for with the most
seraPutous eye to cleanliness and comfort
The wash rooms aud lanndress depart.
ments are real models of order and
house wifery. The kitchen and store
rooms and stewards department arc alike
evidence of the superior management OF
the Mammoth Hotel, for the sick and
wounded. This establishment is truly
an honor to your city, and speaks in the
loudeSt praise Of those who are immc-
dIately entrusted with the responsibility
Of carrying it on. The Sergeon General
Of your State, Dr. J. c. Hughs, seems 10
understand the healing art in more ways
than one. tie cultlgates cheerfullness ID
the mind Of his patients, and really
converts the sick room into the pleasant
and conversational parlor 1t is TO be
hoped that St Louis, Chicago and other
places, where the invalid soldier is placed
i"r sanitary purposes, will mulale the ex-
ample Of kcoIak in this humane and
enabling duty. Our Government does
but lis duty when 1t snoothes the pill
tow Of death, and gently hands down to
the grave those brave patriots, who
scoFn life unless they had a government
of law and order.
Mrs. JENNIE CLFVEyI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
State of Iowa.
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ApJuTAkT Generals oyrlcE }
CLINTON, July Ist, iG2, !
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 70.
Aher AnaEst Isl iH62, the form ofparses i,,ue.
from lhIs Department for the trenspo of low,
soldiers for which the State Is responsible, will b,
changed
Copies of the new form will be furr ished 20 rail
fodds, siage COMPANIES and steamboats, prior o An.
gust but IT passes of the FIRM ara Issued pffo,
to August LIST they Will be hopored the same as tho
Old form.
After August 1st 1862 II any persons or cerarstIo,
transport any person a pass OF the old form tho
transportation viii not be paid for by the State
Persons having In their possession any passes o,
ihs OLD form, are requested return those not used
by July 2eh lso2 othis efice aud il entitled 10 nsa
Of ia'-e MI receive p1sse. 4 The new form in *
change
frfs 1ft-f tfS'=s tfe tn ssSes L.
'led oy this Department by order Of Governor for
Transportation OF soldiers TO g. mastering orc.s a.
Dubuque, Davenport snI k,ukaL.
b. BAKER
Adju,ant GeLe al VI iowa
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