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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

A HAND MARCH Br HooKKRs ARMY.
"A correspondent of the N. Y. World,
speaking Of the march of Hooker's armya
week ago, said
This army in the march of Monday, suf-
fered untold miseries The heat was OPP
pressive IN the extreme, with scarcely
breath of air stirring. The roads were
ankle deep with dust, and 20 e@p the eli.
max, the streams and springs along the
way were dry. The whole country was
filled with stragglers. Men could no. be
kept in the ranks. Every piece of woods
was filed with them, and no coaxing or
threatening could prevail on them to move
on. The ambulances were crowded with
those who had completely given out.
presume there were MS many as thousand
cases of coup dc soliet, of which at least a
hundred were instantly fatal The open
country was covered with these poor fell
lows, dropping down by the roadside in all
directions.
But we have reached the end Of the
hasty march at last, and have made Que
days rest, with plenty of water, with
| which the whole army has quenched lis
thirst, and in which we have all had a
good battle. The result is apparent on all
hands. Everybody is refreshed and in
better spirits. A little moderation OF heat
has also contributed to keep the army in
better trim, and thing may now say
We are in condition to resume active ope.
rations.
A JOKE on AN EGYPTIAN REGIMENT"
A we'll known commander was drilling
brigade at "kripple kreek," Tenn. 4
, short time since, and in it was slim Dor
, ton OF the eleventh Hundred and FIT,
! ninth Illinois" Quite large number Of
this regiment have deserted upon ever,
occasion offered, the men generally beina
? very inaitentive. The commanding off
: Ger oil ''sll that is left of them" was SO
i verely censured, the other day, for dere
LECTION OF duty. The General swore BY
4 the Eternal be wished the Colonel of III,
j Eleven Hundred and Fifty ninth woule
: go home and join his regiment
Z IMMENSE TRAIN A late Denver name,
I says The largest freight train ever seer
crossing the plains, passed COTTONWOOD
d few days ago Ii numbered five hun.
bred wagons. freighted with cotton from
y Utah. A large immigration Of Saint,
y from the old countries is expected to b,
J. at the river aud go out to Mormondom i
these wagons, after they reach tha w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

Transient newspapers will hereafter be
charged t,no cents each.
Al oil post offices where the gross re-
ceipts amount to 81 900 or more per an
UNI, letters are to be advertised once d
week--at all other Offices once month.
All Offices advertising weekly, will return
their unclaimed letters to the Dead Let
ter Office weekly. and about five weeks
after their receipt; smaller Offices will re-
turn their letters monthly.
The ranking privilege heretofore grant
ed to postmastcrs at Offices where the
gross receipts amounted to less than $500
per anum is abolished, and postmasters
are not allowed to frank any letters ex-
cept those upon official business. which
must be SO endorsed, with the name OF
the postmaster.
There are some provisions Of the law
which require additional labor by post.
masters and their clerks. Among these
are sections Sd and 4th, by which the
postmaster is required to keep record
of each days transactions, showing ths
entire amount of money received each
day, giving separately the amount reeeiv
ed for letter hostages, for regular news
papers, for box rents, DC, &c.
The postmaster at every post Office
large or small, must keep list of all DO,
holders, with the number of the box as
signed to each, and allow no one the u.s.
of box till he has paid for it in advance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
swearing Them.
A Murfreesboro correspondent of t

N HutiEeeSDoio correspondent Va INC
Cincinnati Commercial writes:
+" | have Just returned from a pleasant
visits to the outposts, part OF Gen. jeff
G. Davis division occupying the front
upon the Sheibyville Pike. Col. Heg has
regiment of Norwegians and Soandina-
vians. They are mostly from, and are
known as the 18th Wisconsin. They are
splendid body Of we'll disciplined men,
and all speak our language fluently. |
heard an amusing anecdote of one OF their
captains. who, short time since, took a
lot OF rebel prisoners. AS the Norwegi.
an captain had them drawn up in line, he
said to them in broken English and in
accents very ike the German Say, yon
fellers--you putternuts-l want YOU 10
schwear leetle. 1t do you goot to
schwear init de Constitution. sewear
him tree year ago-now you schwear him.
Now, rocollect, you schwear him goot--
no d-n nonsense. You sohwear him and
keep him down, and not puke him up
again"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

The Postage Law, as amended by the
last Congress. will take effect on the LIST
of July. The Post Master General has
furnished all Postmaslers in the several
States copies thereof, accompanied by in,
structions.
In the registration of money letters,
the system practiced by the United States
Express Company is adopted. e., each
clerk handling registered letter is re.
CURED to sign his name to the package,
SO that the letter may be traced through
out its entire route after it is deposited In
the Post office The receipt given by
the receiver of the letter is to be returned
to the sender. The fee for registration
will hereafter be 90 cents, instead of five
cents as heretofore.
Newspaper postage is reduced by the
new law to the following rates I:
wee,ly, per cents.
SEND Weekly per quarter. .........,,..-.,..i :"
Fri weekly per quarter. -..,l5 .
Daily per quarter. ...-....''t.'..'.''.'''5
Magazines, not exceeding four ounces
in weight, are rated as follows:
semi monthly per quarter. cents
Monthly, per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. , =
Quarterly, per quarter, ,.........,...,.' 1 y
Weekly papers are still to be sent free
to subscribers in the county where print
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

FOR sALE--A good two story Brick
l. Dwelling House, o the cctrner OF ith and Nor.
gan Streets contsin'ng6 or i0r9oms. This property
must BIO solid. Enquire Of
keokuk, Aprits. 1888 a. h. TEN.ERCK ,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

- The people of Pittsburg, Pa. en-
JOY the luxury OF frog market, at which
: considerable business is done. The
frogs srs brought from all parts of the ad
jsosnt country, and disposed Of to restau
rant dsAlsn and others. at prices ranging
- - - bssassd End upwards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
The Enrolment In New York CITY.
A New York paper says:

A New York paper says:
The enrolment of the names of all CIT
liens liable to military duty is progress
ing as rapidly as possible, but month or
more will elapse before it can be fully
coDpleted. About BOO enrolling ioers
are now engaged In this city by the Pro-
vost Marshals in the several districts, and
up 10 Saturday noon it is roughly esti-
mated that les. 600 names had been Ia.
ken. IN order to prevent the names of
persons from duplication who own seve-
raj stores, or whose place OF business is 10
some other quarter than their residence.
their names are sent TO the Marshal Of
the distrld where they reside. In hun
dreds oil Instances names are taken twice.
but they are only finally enrolled where
the person resides Thus far il has been
ascertained that the first class exceeds the
second three to one; still there are hun.
drsaA Of sturdy and sble-bodied young
men wha1e Sitting about here and there
moving from one boarding house to an
other. sleeping in engine houses anc
houses Of disrepute, have escaped the en-
rolling officer; and il, has Teen suggested
that when the work is about completed
the Government offers reward Of 81 o.
ef for the name of every person belong
ing to the first class whose name is no
already snroiled, the money to be paid b,
the A. A. Provost Marshal General upot
the Older Of the Board oil Enrolment. -
Daily reports are made to A. A. Proves
Marshal Col Nugent, who duly inspect
them and returns for correction If neces
aary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
Collection Of Pensions,
BACKPAY. DISCHARGED set BEERS RAY.

And all other claims ainst the Gnyernme nj upop
The nostfsvorsbie terms.
No Fees charged until satisfactory returns sc r.
ceivsd. Ailinqutstee ~ pail~ii rscesyu lsumpt a.
tentioa. WM. LoVE. AL'y At Law
-p.ssi hsxiAe ssse kssl oAse. tsp Stars ~ ~sss
lsAl<-aly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
WAR CLAIMS.

Having direct sccess TO the Departments WITHOUT
sxrLorissIs ssRaEDtATE Aassrs, the undersignsd
III attsnutv the - ~ #sst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

WALL PAPER.-Received this day
stock Of Wall Papsr, new designs:
futnam's Pendulum Curtain Fixtures.
Jndd's Curtzin Fixtures
Green Holland Tor Windows,
Buff He Hand Tor Windows.
ris, Tassels. Ac.
ap-d27 M. W. wEsTcoTr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS.
l. OF the Demon nations of l, 9, q, TO- IS and so.
Forssleby NJ. W. wksTCoTT.
ans-d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

NEW BOOKS.
Orpheas c. Kerrfs Pagers I'd Series.
Frsamason's ouitor.
Cooks Voyaxes.
Al Odds--by the Author OF Quits;
n--..~ sieid and G}arden;
Vegetables i A.-sa,ic.;
The Campaign OF 1853 ana vs.
Physiological Memotrs--sy HAMMOND
Mrs, Lssle's Cook Book;
Girls Ow Book;
Boys Own Book,,
yerners Pride;
Dickens Complete Works:
Home and Abrond. Second seriest
story ofthe Quad,
New Annual O ctopedis 1881;
The Poets Jou rnni, by Hazard Tayloyi
Parson bsownlows Book;
Okarango River,
Edwin o no. heYioft by Winthrop;
Shadow In the House.
This day rneeivedat
BRowNELL's Book store.
jel ID Cor. Main aud 4th streets,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-15
PROF. LOUIS NUNDRAM'S
CELEBRATED HERB MEDICINES,

NOV for the first time lntrodacfa ,n' |a ' ear
twentysx years IN Germany ana the resi- o. na9
rope and are lafIcola!A "ilS ;;t
all chronic diseases. lhey are ~ 80;
t. thls por5 ~ the u[5,steu5 '' u w;t co.,
cheney ana Salely can % ie'''" upon '''I
' EGETAbLh IlLl4o ana I y y !I1is',
the best blood PURIFYING nt4Gie 49,
nneosigd Tor me cure o o. H''s Pa ~ the
11"I"cne o S;ds ' S ~ Enynr ThjlIs and
breast ana SIDES >pottto - ,,''l, Gn1
teYer, dyspepsia, '>cl"l"''> ~ 49,
CEi: ~ttttll'1ACt; $500;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-15
Confederate Congress,


RICHMOND, December llth.--I eSteroay
the Senate passed the bill prohibiting the etn-
plovment Of substitutes in the army
I'm Congress, on the Sth Mr. foote, OF
Tennessee, IN Speech sal" ''1"' '"7 '>'l
dent never visited the array without doing u
injury never yet bni MS Visit was followed 0y
disaster, lie charged hun with having Almost
ruined the country and he SAID he wooi4 meet
MS champion aly"1ielc - Vv,i,.o ,;,h b.11-
co90>' n's,,ntrs and steat}iIv
nlaced the Confederate government in the at
situde charged by the enemy, nFo'l tll:
70 the zo1n o. 1aal no,.el ~, w. 5weIya davs
80 s,,1>nv was inalenuate, and for eight days
rhev yet none at all. Mr. Eoote demanded
the removal OF NoE'0FoP ~ '''0 N0''o' = >1''
country.
Mr. Eoote retains MS o'o e''a'a''>.. y $500
ing a tuSs generally Wherever ne -
~. Nav vorL UoraI1 oxnreSsas the opin-
49,, ~ 49, n>nf.dorotov will Gather w al
4ho;r foroos thie winter for great stand
sno:, .,'' Cnou+ :, tbo haort # Gaorgja. It
4l7o.o1n;so, t1,a F,dara1 g,varnm,nt,to make
. ~no, f,r rho defence Of Washington
:5I~s3sa+ 81 .ha Arn,v of tbe Potomac.
'''>10 t>,.Iv - = stort tba, arrnv for
a. 1,:A 'A -r;+Lo,,t an7, noss;hIo nocass;tv ot
1''o''A4'o''S'' ':'s,.>'~
"o1nS A0o''llIs>. A..o,a q III bou o;von
As0 oS, IsIT : u>usa e REPRESENTATIVES,
1'o>l'J 80: =, ~. ;nto aff.ct tba Presidents
=, . '''' 1 r. 5,,so;,nt;oo r. rrov;dos
1 1Ue''''.'' >'''. = c.>>, ant, = etatoo DO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.
WEDNESDAY,, July lie +

WEDNESDAY,, July l-6 I. ID.
There is a sensible Improvement In the tone OF
She money market. The supply at ~ again IN
Axoess Of the demand, and the banks are again
seeking borrowers. Commercial paper rates At
80 81. Debt certificates are steady.
Gold took a downward lurch to-day, az might
have been inferred from the news. Before the
board it sold Of i45, AT the board AT ls4s4 IN the
street at l4sL at the second board at 40, i'414'
l44 and 1895, and at five p NJ was worth apoul
l43Is. Exchange very dun; me rate ior
bankers bills was about 1877 1885, which was TWO
~.s cent below the price OF gold. People VINO
=, .~.GaiatioDs are buying bills and selling
--t AZ IN position which rem
soi'' AHe s0,o ,.a' -'~s0ry would cause
a very heavy decline, while a rebel victo,y
probably cause but a slight advance.
There was not much activity in the stock market
this morning, though prices were uniformly bet
ter Hudson River took another leap TO I49, while
She stock was offered at 1873, seller thirty. The
bears in this stock are undergoing punishment
OF unusual severity. Harlem rose to par at the
FIRST board. It is privately understood that the
stock was let down to SO yesterday for purpose,
and that another sharp upward turn is in store for
the bears, In this stock as in Hudson, the bulls
r
price where they like. There was quite rally in
the stocks which have been depressed by the rebel
Invasion of Pennsylvania. Reading rose 81, Fort
Wayne 4, and pittsburg 8. Without an exception
che general market sympathized Erie was per
cent better Central z, Erie preferred Michigan
Southern IL, Illinois Central ~, Galena l, Rock
Island "a, Cumberland l, Pacific Mail sa. Mis-
souri, skies were in good demand at an advance of
~. Governments were steady, without activity
After the board the market showed for few mo-
ments Indications Of weakness; but at the one p
H. call it was all strong again, with further ad-
vance in Harlem, &c. In the afternoon stocks
were irregular. Harlem and Hudson were lower;
but the general market was firm. Pacific Mail
rose ~ and Southern old and guaranteed were
each "a per cent better. Governments were in
good demand At the four p. NJ cali the market
was inactive but steady. Harlem was in better
demand The following were the closing quota
tions of the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



s--fiviscsToN.At 'rnc matt, Tuesday June
~, by the Right Rev. Bishop Rosccrans, VI. CoxASs
i, 81 Tins city, 10 GSsrHupK J.. only dnrghtor OF the
late Charles Livingston ESQ. ~ tho former place.
CNEy--O NEi.--Un Monday, June -. by The Rev
Father Mooney Joan CspEy LoumA ONNL, both o. tins
city.
CMnSs--W Aap--At Paterson, y. J., on Tuesday, June
co. by the Rev. George r. lay, HEHr B. CAiRNs to Miss
SHAN WARD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Saturday, June 81, By the
Rev Henry g. weston Mr.. ssacEt MoriToy, ~ York
Name Miss EtIzA GRAtK Csfisav, Of Douglas Isle Of
Man.
Maine papers please copy.
RpNo--Russ--At the Astor House. on Wednesday July
bv the Rev. VT. CatteIi, Captain N. A. REvo, First
crvalry United States Army, and Miss Many H. Ross
daughter OF the late Robert J. Ross ~ Harrisburg Pa
swEs-McAiLsTKR I'm Wednesday, June II, by the
Rev. J. Greeneaf Albert Swgs 70 Mes MANY A. Nc.
AuIsrxR, all Of brooklyn. No cards.
-wmrSKr.-On Tuesday, June 30. 10 Williams.
burg, L. l., by Rev J. y. Wells, MAuRiox wAsu, late OF
san Francisco, Call TO Mrs. W. A. WHITNEY, of Williams
burg.
wsiEsn-ct ysxSr On Monday Nav ai, by the Rev.
n. Weston, HANSON v H. WAfEgR h. SAaAH n dauKh.
ter " The a,c james Cleneu.c 20 carcs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
EXCURSIONS.
CnEAr ExcuRsIoN roR july .. las.

(tHEAP EXCURSION FOR JULY g. 1909
" NEW YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD.
The trains of this road VIII be excursion rates on
that day, as follows
Leave Janes slip and Thirty fourth l. g. 80
.. ~ and II A. NJ and 4 3, $50 49, aud u p. NJ
800 3 $50, 8 80. Z. 1880 and II 4. NJ.
Fare from Hunters Point 30 and return tickets good
for that day only) ~ cents
Flashing OF the beautiful villages ad accent 10
the city. being only eight miles distant West Flushing
Grove stua ed on the line the road, SIX mil Hun
confus OF the city that day. In the Grove
nicnt buildings good water and 10 Offer every fc
~ required. j. :. BOTTuRFF, superintendent.
L,XCuRSIoN TICKETS, % CENTs.-oN THE FOURTH
IL OF July the steamer Chcopec leaves Dey uier
i0i A. 81. for Newark; returning VIII through the Mar
rows 20 coney Island and arrive IN the ely AZ 4 r NJ
JCouRTH or JULY ExCURsIoN.-GRAND RxcuR
sion trip from New York Sar fiarbor Orient Orient
Point as Grrenport and finally 10 New London Conn
The steamer DON NILSSON Captain uldrath win leave
pier ~ East river James slip Friday afternoon July
3 at ocoek for thssaeoys named pieces Returning eav
Greenpor at r. NJ. Orient q aud Orient Point nj 1H
T NJ Thus giving passengers the opportunity en- loving
In addition the above Inc steamer
DONALDSON WI. leave Sas iiaraor Satur sy, JulyA
qot0ck A. NJ for Gfeennort Orient Orient Point and
New London, allowing parties disposed many
the In efesug ocates there such nrts Trumhuli
Grswod, Grtnn Monument &c. Returning leave New
Ell places 10 sag iiafbor Fare for the day ~ cens
GRAND FOURTH or JULY EXCURSION TO WEST
" Point aud Newhure.-The palace s,cane FRANCIS
SktDDf vii leave pier Is North rvcr foot OF Liberty
street. at 10 oo A. NJ Amos street pier 0l ana uf
rrueih street II A. VI rtnrnius TO the ci,y ahou,
excursion Dinner ami AZ kigs OF refreshments "a.
Fare for the excursion a. Passengers taxing is floating
lie beau scenery &c the nadson liver hripina ,n New
York in time ~ the annsements Of the evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
SALES or REAL ESTATE.

4 GL N CoyE-EfGHTr SEVEN ACRE FARM. in
fruit arg. eurnfarase h0usa AZ lt4 mile From
1enwoH docs q aALoal landing rhe rsigota " III
run cry ucar THIS farm. Apply 10 ORRELL 4 DALTON,
" Nassau sttceL aN
, HOUSE AID LOT FOR ssLR--fS PEARL srsLEr
- chatham; tAryste street near 8fAad ne
Nonroe street East Thirty eighth street on 10
res Sroaday, w Watts street West one in
Ja-kou street Apply - P. zEGLio, " centic Sheet
1tHRAP AND DESIRABLE Farm FOR sNLF oNR
~ m}le RI q POI 90 iSal.sson spa E0urshing mAnl
H 0uE and country scat OF Saratosa cannte Naw
ssaeg Ttsor, strsi SPRINGS ming g acres is NJ
.tsUfNl d oNk tuhfr. lAurr an til4frr
hss SAVOY LAYS level well fenced And WnlSed fsb
bel p 'ek soc. ous, A5G, ~ IONS, shade tsrs a.d
bsf ~ 81 ttrae rly 70 JoHN PADDOCK AZ II ekst,is
Enrire House. sattso-s Sprays n. '.
INcELfENr - ACRE FARM. IMPRDS TNTS ~
et lnes rlited sfAded aud watered by a ~ M, trE
BraWi6 y ti lated ~ VI age and depot III. onr fr.
tlty lng sale kisn fue 81 Farm ana .n. i,,
provenents. w. 7. SEYMOUR 1866 Broarray
J,oR EXCHANGE-A HOUSE IN NEW YORK CRY
fot House IN Bro1fyn Also Cotag. and twelve
Lots on staten island Landing for Brootlyn Cra.n
pointer Bergen property. Give fareusrs. Address H. A.
fkrad olee.
IroR SALE OR TO LET.ON EIGHTY.TfIiRD STREET
IT Blovminrdale two story frame Cottage four mil
Ibs Pieuy of choice frut shrnhbery aud vcxetabea
Appy Al sts Broadway.
IroR saLE--A HOUSE AM LOT. liz TIE BEST
IT part NJ Third nNFuwnt tHN muse two WIt
hre Fronts fht.A, Fih stable oi -0g los Par ~
rlr suoutY H4lH bond and tfeFl sec Appny
n tst Dbl avenue ke~ work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, July I-6P. N.
AsHfs-Saes OF 80 bbls. effected at Sc for pots
and CSC. for pearls. stock, ISL bbls.
BRRApsruUs.-The -four market was depressed yester-
day and closed heavily. The days sales reached 200
bbls and Western and 600 Canadian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
ANTHOLOGY.

A BUSINESS AND MEDICAL. cIarRvoyANr. WHO
ssr'ised ii. city Bo.on ana $1,000 resard is o.
"a lot stolen GOOD ss y sis 5.n sarss sns n
.r,oss % az .ins " You have trouble no
". no ler a aos,ss sns !. mssss treat enre r.
chius.s s an TIL s Iy also s@sy for ss,
H' aE a9S aS nd i's . .sn ss
o si ss s i s y = Sss rspe s this me
NJ moe, prominent cu,sns o. New York Phadelphs
isS Fhrythrd street near Second avenue marble sloop
A An,,xs Ar :; THE GREAT ARCHDIOCESE.
navidna 50 pro;essor Maurice unfods OF
We fast pieeni aud futsre covering The whoc field ali
& H. "" n sSna ysss ~n os
yo peSS Win y SS ss se foasssh VIM nc s's X.
aiae Al ..9 son,ut The rroessor win 10 Of
rs Poessor peSCis Of rerorson HI. spontsnsoas
Wien Is S s f ana aSr Rf KEEN s ssd az
oee f'ne carer enable hn tcllve perfect
trs1 , ~ s. i"aies BE-; gentlemen g. Hours
A sToNfsHIsG- MADAME MORROW. sEvESrfs
a dalzher has foresight 70 tel how and how oi,sa
~ M nav ~ ~ soa wsn !. Nnaw sven yo.r ,ao"uh
@aov s s. below es foil opss .sem so so
MES. corr DrvAL INDEPENDENr cLAIRvoYANr,
w lfNstffeenlh street. between si,in ana ses.m.a
peyty. s6Su friends iawsys aud business affairs ssue.
s,v. sa. aarns The las, sir 30 was Obliged e s.sp
- " na y who had come reat n,sa - ~ I
nyAbf NE IsTELIE SEVEN I'll DAUGHTER, CANBe
M esls4ted MARRIAGE Sickness Iosss pnsnes
lH ~ tf.. 80 cherms Satisfaction guaranteed. Ladies
~ tsfrn Gail at liz Varfck street, near
BrAome fecf.
,,.,....,r,s,x --sIo 10 IT, Any ONE WHO CAN
n n.a sfaiam BLANCHE. the great En5opean Chair
49,. .esfsog Sh. has last arrived She has been
NofNtt tss 81 The rst families of Eprope, tells cu
80 ~ vnur ~ you enter her rooms sne
y. ~ ~ So =. rs9n will marry and sbo
III eair future husband or absent friend. III
~ Tssuts. 9Sso y street. near Seven "a avenue
,,roesosfIc AsrRoSoMT. DIR Z 2. BRouaHyoy
y San - tonkused IN the above useful and delighua
.,ce on airs AMI coatin .euces OF human lc such
sh,p marriage ling removals. lawsnta OBJ
sintns situations recovering pnpery sickness te wears
friends 4c sc Ladies' ~ ents Oentlcreu o.
eyaninatons made For further parnars
~, 3nthiv Plan Rcadwr cnntautnQ
seho TX lion ~ seward, General Gran, ard n
tresa NJ n Hanks, he Pate q tho Nation ar. &r Prle
ehe ,tsrr cents To he hal a. book ne
~ - ~ Greene sesl Third donr beow Prince srs~ MI