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CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON SIX PER
u CENT. WATER STOCK.
The subscribers have On sale Corporation Of
in sums Of one hundred dollars or upwards. Tho
entire amount of this stock is limited to $50 900.
for which the revenue from water rents lnow
amounting to about SlS, 600 per annum)is pledged,
in addition to the faith Of the city, making one of
the best secured stocks in the country.
JAMES @. MCGUIRE d CO.,
nv -eolm Auction and Commission Merchants
EOR sALE-s,OOO acres of rich FARMING
fr.nk hHcs ~ 900 aeres Msnsso chG
tracts from 40 TO so acres: Located II g. Patents
from the Government. Win exchanR' for property
in OF near Washington,
FOB SALE Two and a half years lease Of
store property on Penn. avenue, nov renting for
stool, Soda Fountain. and Fixtures complete ,;...
Ward Is feet front: rooms; lot 20 feet deep. Ti-
ue pgMEffGHELL 4 SON, Real Estate Brokers'.
Al sO-im8 Southeast cor. Pa. av. and 18th st.
1oc OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. dQ6
beautiful assortment of Gilt and Dark Oval
Pictures; ALSO ayariety Of Carte de visite Frames
It j. MARKR1TER'S, $50 TIN street,,
Eight doors above ODD feiiows HAL.
Terms cash Up 2s'lmn
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~ The irrepressible Count Johannes has
another libel suit On hane, the editor Of the
Eew.York Leader the party sued this time.
- Maury, the hunbug, has returned to
Richmond.
an Francisco Is about erecting IRE
slssraPh.
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DY GREEN t. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALE.

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALE.
In pursuance of q decree of the supreme Court of
the District of ColumbA, rendered in special term,
the 10th day Of May 1854 n cause n ch anesry,
Angel, and John Angel are complainants, and
Sarah v Hamilton, Laura A. Stillings, George 8.
Johnson Ellen NJ smith, Laura Y. Smith, Joseph
HI Smith Ann Il. Smith, Mary Smith, and 1mma
Smith are defendants, We, the undersi gned Com
mssioners, nam 81 and appoi nted in said decree.
will CELL upon the premises. hereinafter describeds
by Public Auction, TO the highest bidder atS ok
property. to wit: Par, of Square numbered 600, IN
Washington City, beginning for the same al point
on the south line Of said square on street south.
At the distance of Is feet from the corner
of said Square, and running thence west p feets
north rs feet east Is feet south rs feet TO the De
Rinnjpg Containing two story attic and base-
ment Brick House, and also part o. Lot NO rt o M
snoi T. street i6 feet from the south corner
Of ssia SQUARE and running thence north % iset.
thence west 30 feet thence south rs feet 20 soutn
sfrasS thence east with said street 20 feet 70 the
has;un,inr containing q one story and e. half ana
he semenf frame House, upon the following Ter u.s.
to wit: One-third cash. or within ten Gays ai!es
est from DAY Of sale, the purchaser TO give notes
for the deferred payments, secured e dseo Oh
trnsf nom the property, and the purchaser 20 pay
for sts fnps and al conveyancing ana IN case OF
not. com pliance with the terms OF sale tns Prop
erty to be re sold at the risk Ct tie Pqrs nssef.
r. NJ. oOMBs,
}A = isiAHslDSs 1hshSN
Commissioners.
my a-eoad GREEN WILLIAMS. Auets.
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BUTLER'S COMMAND
No Official information has been received up
to'this time conf1rmatory OF the reported great
successes by Butler over Beauregard.
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DERsoNAL.-To MY WIFE, MRS. ANNIE
WIESENFIELD & CO.,
Odeon Hall Clothing Rooms,
ESTABLISHED 1917

CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND AZ STREET.
Beg leave to call the attention of the citizens and
strangers of Washington to our very large and ex-
tensive assortment of SPRING CLOTHING we
say extensive. for, having the most unboundei
facilities for manufacturing, and having buyer
always in market ready to avail himself of all the
rich and fashionable styles of goods that msy be
offered, fatter ourselves that can exhibit the
most fashionable and varied assortment of clothing
offered in this city,
We enumeratc in part BLACK CLOTH FROCK
and DRESS COATS, running TO the finest grades
Genuine Black French Doe Skin PANTS: Black
Grenadine and other SILK VESTS; from which
may be selected a dress suit of the very finest
terial, equal in finish and workmanship TO the very
best, and at much lower prices.
Our assortment of CASHMERE GOODS cannot
be excelled in variety of colors and beauty OF
styles, and all cut and made in the most fashion
able manner. We name in part the English Walk
ing Coat, the French Jacket, the Business Frosk
Coat, American Sack, and all other styles in
wear. most splendid assortment of plain AMI
fancy Cashmere Pants and Vests.
We call the most especial attention of the ladies
to our superb assortment of BOYS CLOTHING.
which for beauty of styles cannot be surpassed if
equalled in this city. We most respectfully ask an
examination of those goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
In the line of MILITARY CLOTHING we have
the most extensive assortment in this city con-
sisting of Dress and Fatigue Goats; Infantry and
Cavalry Jackets; light and dark Blue Pants both
plain and reinforced; Shoulder Straps, Sword Belts
Sashes, and in fact everything pertaining to an
Off Ger Is outfit.
In the line of FURNISHING GOODS We have
an elegant assortment of Cashmere Over Shirts
White and Brown Linen Shirts of all grades; Under
Shirts, and Drawers, full line; Military Gloves,
Rid, Silk, Lille Thread and others.
We most respectfully solicit the patron ge of the
public, who may rest assured Of fair dealing and
good articles.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

ALL S2RTs 4R RI Bys1NEss 1
SCARE FROM GRANTS
ADyANCE
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A n ELEGANT
"A STOCK OF GODS,

1he s DsEs D ye in os nSSt
Chased at the late large sales made in New York
and iladelphia by one of our firm, we are ena-
bled to offer great many desirable articles at q
purchasers do themselves justice if they fail to
examine our stock and prices before purchasing
We name in part a few very desirable goods for
mourning, which are scarce, and having lar &c
stock on hand, We are selling them under the mar.
EaPn B Bssk esnss N. ss4as xss wide
Lupin's Black Worsted Grenadine, yards wide
Fine Black All wool Lama Cloth. yards wide
Single width Grape Maret and Worsted Grena.
Lupin. 5 best quality shalley,
Lupin's best Plorentine, of the best quality
50
Fifty pieces Black and White Dress Goods in
s,, striped and cheek Grenadines
Black and White Ginghams of su perior quality
Plain BLACK S organdies and Jaeonets
Au:wo4i Black and White Mousselines
English Grape Wells in all qualities, and in the
assortment are some of the finest we have
Black English Grape, by the yard, in all quail.
ALSO JUST OPENED
One of the most choice assortments of COLORED
DRESS GOODS ever offered in this market COM
one Gf the most elegant stocks of silks to be
:, 100 pieces beautiful Grenadines, Florentnes, and
100 pieces s-4 and Ga Mozambiques in all of the
most desirable cOiOr5 In use.
ALSO ON HAND
A splendid stock Of SPRING CASsIMEREs, suit.
able for Gents and Boys wear which we are selling
elsewhere. One price only. All goods marked in
No W ss n ep sagsf 5sRts 4 h as9
90 eo6tif between 7th and Sth streets,
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PAPERHANGINGs.

1856 fAfhhAANsiNes' 1876
A selected and varied stock of Fine. Medium and
Low-priced PaperhsnginSs BSrdsrs, Statues. &c.
at }. MAkkklTEk'S, 400 TN street,,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows' Hall.
Terms cash ap - lmif~
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ENGLISH WALKING COATS,
ENGLISH WALKING COATS,
ENGLISH WALKING COATS,
FRENCH WALKING JACKET.
FRENCH WALKING JACKET
FRENCH WALKING JACKET

f fEEsSH % %SEkfs$ j }SSkEE:
FINE B BLAck ck9 9TH F FR9Gk c9a
BLAGK CASHMERE PANTS,
BLA atk 6 AAAssssitM%hkE P PASTs'
$ $Hs$s $E M BBHHSSSSSkf$$ffSS
FINE FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
FINE FINE FAN Scf GcAAsss s1MEEkkEE PP AANSTFss
HEEE$zEE EE$SSEk SS S$$zES:
sfEfHzsA j }}SSSSkkEE$s
$ sHtEzEE t fzSEs AZ zsB $HssEES
S B sSES; SS SE$E#ESss::
EsHS $ sSSSH SH &kE sSE
SIX LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS FOR SIG,
SIX LINEN B BosoM SHIRTS SHIRTS F fSk
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWS.
T GSpER Shirts Shirts AND ASD DRAWS DRAWS:
KID GLOVES.
KID GLOVES,
..... KID GLOVES,
NRCKTIES AND SCARFS,
NECKTIES AND SCARFS
NECkTIES AND SCARFS.
WEISENFIELD &c GO.
ODEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS,
ESTABLISHED Is47
Corner AZ street and Pennsyl ania avenue
my % colin
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Municipal Eleetion-Candidates, &c.

.UB that Mr.. N. D. LARN Err is not candidate
for the Board Of Aldermen, from the Third t Ward,
Common Council from said Ward. my ate
ss q Il. r 81 Ra1SfSs Usssa gnea
wish vi 70 Inform my friend that am W.liaeh and
my y as-iw JEROME F. sANNER.
n~MrICE-The voters of the Sixth Ward,
N fayorsble to the re election Of Richard Wal.
ass s
NEsDAY EVENING, May 18th, at " o'clock, for
the e@ i IN e Of
Common Council. my 23-Stf
~ UNooNDITIoNAL UNION TICKET.
US FIRST WARD.
FOE RICHARD WALLACE.
For AI'r JUN B. ruRroS.
FoR CoxHes S GTs Kk71y
JOHN - Ii 4 4. .f RHYEEM.
my n is.se. ASSAS THOMAS H. DoNoHUE.
|rF1hsr WARD Ri Hh48FD11l0sA1 UNION
FOR "AfoJSoHN II. sEMMEs.
FOR AIDf aEo' ". IMMERSION.
''A Jos Z ES KKHkTEkk1ss,
# sANNER. my2l-te*
~ INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
w SECOND WARD.
my i Scte AlOEt aEoReE T. RAuB.
n~THIRD WARp-yUNB ELECTIoN.=zThe
lS5, Incondition.l Union voters Of the Thir
wo.s ;aRRGa at the
FOE nAfM9ecHARD wALLAcH.
f0a Al1 5osEPa r. BROWN.
| S S SSY$4 z :; 4 9 aa sssssE'sRz4s'.
foR As. yRaEs eKEAN .ps-tf
n~THIRD WARD-JUNE ELECTIoN.-The
viii support the following ticket at the june
FOR RICHARD wALLAcH.
For A1D AshEXANDER R. SHEPHERD.
n. b. LARNER,
JOB JOHN = W. SINS SIMS aps-te
TEoURTH WARD LyDI INDEPENDENT SD UNION
.'A "Af0JJoHN H. sEMMEs.
Tor A1Df5 JAMES ENGLISH.
~" o0W ". ". MOORE,
q EL, Il: W1 HPMossroS'
my 1 5te RepuS'' ohr0n' d Con- on'on'1
- F0URTn WARD gNCoNDITIoNAL
US UNION TICKET.
FOR RICHARD wALLAcH.
f0R A1DE5 5kos P. PEPPER.
For COMMON CogsGL-
myn E ISSHEH E3 EikSsR'
UB FIFTH WARD. AA'
i'A RICHARD wALLAcH.
For AIDf GMAs. I. cANF1ELD.
~ yXh ri s j. sE BaVfs,S
J. B. WARD.
For Assessor nvpp u.xs,w.
Gs11FH WARP Rl SoKKG1ED1T10SAI UNION
Tux - RICHARD wALLAoH.
FOR ALDhg Join h. pEAKE. my 21st-
h~ SEVENTH WARD UNCONDITIONAL
~" RICHARD wALLAcH.
l0A ALDAccE RosBY 8. MOVES.
For coNhqF C1US n1H,,ron
m, ats S S5HS H f y HEff55HiAnDs.
n~ SEVENTH, WARD UNCONDITIONAL
US For MAYOR UNION TICKET.
JOHN H. sEMMEs.
FOR AlDff pETER NJ. PEARSON.
JOHN q. DUDLEY,
W. T. WALKER,
GEO. WRIGHT.
For ASSESSOR
JOHN II. BIRD. my L. 18t+
~ INDEPENDENT UNION CANDIDATE
US FOR MAYOR,
JOHN H. SEMMES.
FOR sALE,,Tvo SHOW CASES, feet each, and
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Tor SALE-Two SHOW CASES, 7 feet each. and
j. iron stand for same. Apply to W. 8. THOMP-
SON, Druggist, corLer 18th street and New York
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BASE BALL CLUB.-special
US meeting will be held at the house on the
grounds, Wednesday, May 25 at 7 clock Mem
bers urgently requested to he present, as bust
ness of the utmost Importance will be transacted
it, By order w F. W Secretary
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HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME
in the Paperhanging Business, Mr.. RICHARD
HENDERSON. The business will hereafter be
conducted under the name of KIDwELL & HENpER-
SON. j. l., KIDWELL
Washins t0n, May 10Th. 1864. my 2l1W
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A LOW ME TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
FAn my a really ha9as0%e stsck ~2 Gf vMh1kka1e
Just arrived and ready for your inspection. -
Handsomely stock Of FLOWERS ever imported ,
gbieh, looking at them will conyince; English
beautiful Pamillas, as white as the driven snow;
fine stock of Back Combs and new styles of Fans.
Rving been for so many years in the wholesale
business in New York, render my facilities to offer
you any goods in my line beyond competition.
NINE PRINCE,
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wA VOICE FROM yICKsBuRo

yIcKsnrLa. Miss, Aug. .. 1869
Or. John BulI-DeAr Sir: I an happy 10 state 70 70
that have used yoar valuable Ccron Bters With srsa
bcneht TO myself in general debility aud prosfratono
my syste, produced by the unhealthy and missusAt<
fuence Vi the Mississippi river around NicksufE hAsins
With Gen. GRANTS array thSonEhouf its
ern campaign. coHhdsntly recoan<nd its
persons who exposed to unhealthy climates.
II. w. FOGLB,
Agent q. o. Sanitary Commission
LouIsvnIx. KY Sept 16, 1854
On the 22d Of July sst submitted. through assss
Of mine, the Medical Director Of the Department Of ~
Army of the canberiasd sanpe Of CedsoB Bittess
fF inspection and requested IT, ater analysis be found
merisarious to sanction and approve Ito among
soldiers.
TIE following the Medical Drectors reply and aise
Gen. Recrsns mission 70 chip 40 dsxp u v
have II sold to sntisss JOHN BULL.
Il am satisfied that Cedrcn Bitters will do no harm
any one taken property and IN moderation. sec
objection 70 Dr. Buls being permitted 70 spose OF II r.
sutisrs. A. HENRY THTRSTON,
surgeon and Medical Director, b
Headquarters Department Of Cunberiana,
Nashville. Tenn Jnly ~, lists. /
Dr.. John Bults agent Mr., has permissSon to shsj
- Nashville Tenn eross cs 500 dcxrp Of DuIs c.
ob Bitters fer sale TO settlers In the army only.
The regulations u the Treasury Department 70 b
complied With strictly
By order Of Maj u Gen. Rosezans-
Nm. n wILEs,
Major and Provost Asrxhal Gen.
Hor sale, Wholesale and reta By Wilkinson, Bartlett
Co., Keokuk. Iowa. apTl3-dsvlyr.
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financial au0 Commercial.
New Ysrk marse..


By Telegraphl Nsx YoaE, Dec 20
| Cotton-Actiye at / 89l o for middlipg uplands
closing quiet.
Fiour-stxtc and western 20 to CSC better and more
doing 10 lo9l0 % for Extra State; II 00All is for
Exfra r. n o. and II 2o3la 70 for Trade Brands mar
| ket cioeing quiet
Whisky flrmer, Western 2se2 a.
~heAt-Artise and to &c batter; Nil. Club At Q q;
Winter Ned western &C. and choice Amber Kentucky
st2to.
Rye-Dull.
barley Quiet.
Corn-Duli at 90 for MIXED Western In stors and
/ 9tL anoat.
Oats-1c better and quiet At e6@l o. for weetSrn
CofeeQnet 1t 41eS44c for LaguirE III $40 fo1 Mar
icalo; 4en4ec for Jass- and acc for It. Domingo.
Sugr-Stssiy; Clarified New Orleans At nc Havana
liz @2Bc.
Petroteum-Eirm; Crude at 5s056c; Refined in Bond
at 75r, and do Free p649Sc.
Hops-In Moderate demand 1t SIC.
wool-ADre In market, butfhe business dons b quite
moderate
Pors-Frrer, closing hat irregular It 50 To
80 50 for 1861 mess do cash and regar way closing
Ut 50 l81 81 toD42 50 IT new mes 81 90 S5 % for
prime and IS 500@S9 20 for prime meas. Also 5000
bbls net fw January and February, but's. and
sellers option g ~ 2so42 IS 1000 bbls nets Tor ~
Beef-Sieady With fair demand At 10 O0022 % for
now plain mess and q 5o@22 % for new extrasntss.
Beef Hams-Steady.
Ont MsatsMors active At lc940lsAc for shoulders,
and lS02lc for hams
Bacon Sides-fuir demand Cumberland cut for jam
sry, part at 20c and long ribbed.
Dressed eNiue-scarce and frn ct lie for Western.
lArd-hAther nrmer, but not very activs 1t 10<e16c
latter m extreme for city
Buter-In little demand and firmly held Ct $50
Cheeae-frmcr and rather active ut 16@24c for
common 10 prime.
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9pe6ial Notifes.


great many people 6 ~ rssssat dsy think more Of
cbtalniag publicity aad popnlarsy, than Of any osher
snxiou = thsy my be s ses.rs 81 80 eosy u IL
popsIas voice. suecsesd crest extens
= he's that remedy knoyR Coss Cough
HalsA@. .xhe scarcely fsmiBy IN ~ im1 ~ vkAa
consider suppiy OF Iris article necessary 70 the
household their hour prUvisons. Experiences hsa
taught the people that no othsr has over bean
put before the public that viii couGsA Colds group
sore shrost and in al throst snc lung cog ints
quicsly snd = esctnally Goes Coseh nslssn- u
the Gsssra States where ~ hes been isne hnOwe and
tested II IL considered ~ rsable cengh reey
extAnf aud one, either rich o. poor think a einJ
without It. We would suegest 70 III readers the ne
ceesy OF keeping an han5 as11cle u th knd fyx -
mediate 1t cosls butlOc par bott4, and y sold
all eaT drug ssorss end y the shAaPss nd bsst rsn.
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Council met.
Prssent--The Mayor spd Aldermen
Abbott. Hughes. Montague, Ssaton. Ten
Eyck and W,ctersham.
Abssns-Aldermen Clsghorn and ~.
vis.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The bill Of w. G. Stripe partly allowed
al the Inst meeting. vas referred 70 ~
! Loot committee Of Alderman en-Eyck and
Abbott.
The auditing COMMITTEES. 70 whom Was
referred the bill Of H. Buell., reported tbe
same back 70 the Council without any re-
commsudation aud asked to b. disctAsx sd
from the further consideration of 1.-The
subject. Report socspied and the conn
mi.tes discharged.
The Judiciary Comuittee reported Or.
diasnce No. -76, "An ordnance amending
ordinance No. co." entitled ian esdi
nance for the preveution Of dfes," which
Vas passed.
| The Judiciary Committee also reported
Ordinance No. II, IAN ordinance con-
corning the Inspection and measurement
OF wood"
Il The yeas and nays upon the passage Of
said ordinance being demanded we're IS
follows, viz:
Aldermen Abbott, Montague.
Seaton and reu-Eyck.
i Nays Alderman Hughes.
!, Daniel Carter made application to be
exempted from road labor tax, on account
, Of lameness in his right hand. Appliea
lion granted.
o The following resolutions we're adopted
e viz:
Resolved, That an extra appropriation
Of one hundred dollars be made t. the
City Marshal for services rendered during
!, the present year.
Resolved, That the City Marshal be di
= rected to sell the COW belonging to thu
b city, which was purchased for the use o
J. the Board of Health
IS Resolved. That the Street Comnittes
j. be directed to repair the bridge near Geo
o. HiIton's as soon as practicable.
e Resolved, That the Committee on Fir
d Department be directed to correspond
W Win tuC Observation-Disclosures W SuO 0turtto
is kinds of hose 10 ascertain the price there
, of and report to the next Council.
> -ss'Phe following bills we're allowed viz
y w. Cooper. repsirs city Offices ILL
, E. G. Booth, taking down fire bell 1906
e Dean & Bro, elaslng engine house I on
q JOHN Wear, work and lumber on
cupslo of school house 88
= j. w. S.roggs. lumber i7.9
Is D. Collier, ice bill 7.9'
70 A. G. Richardson, postage and en-
re yelopeaD 10 81
N J W. R6 coal for Calaboose 81.
n The bdls John Nelson Of SIS for ia
" king care of COW, was referred to the aud
= ting committee.
6 Conncil adjourned.
N B. s. MsRaIAn, Clerk.
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LrvELY.-Our streets presented more
lively appearance yesterday than for sew
eral months past. owing 10 the most ex-
cellent bridge which has been erected
over the Mississippi river by Jack Frost.
Produce was freely offered, and eagerly
and readily purchased, no doubt, at pay.
ing figures to the producer, but ruinous
to the consumer. The stores were gener,
ally busy oil day, and our merchants were
selling largely from their well-flIet
shelves.
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great many sids hits being nAds q the nanta-
ton ntter By oftwo Of dia4srssted friends who
have enssvored 70 initiate or countssfif tem. ~ ~
Of no The people won't b long ihpdsd upon. TSs
Plantation H1fseps incraine n snd popularity
every day and -thafs what's ~. asss~ They b
stsed bottle and maAs jst they at rst and
viii coxs3sas 70 HI sus sAali sapp nakins tbsn.
The Plantation Bists psrify strengthen aaA invis.
orate ~ aS1ss
they create healthy sppstats
They ere sntidots - chanss ~ water and DIT
This overcome ELECTS Of 1npa&ton ADd Iats bOurS.
They strengthen the system - suliven the mind
They prevent miasmntic and intermittent fsveFs-
They purity the breath and sefdty Of thu stomach
They cure Dyspepsis and Constgetion.
They cure Disrrhes Cholera and cholera Morbns.
They cure Liver Complaint and NesrOu, Headache.
They make the weak strong the iansud brilliant and
exhausted natures great restorse. The Recipe and
full Circular are around each bottle CerEymen. Asr
chants and persons whose sedentary habits nduce wax
ne iassitude rapaton Of the heart lack Of appetite
dlstrss amer eating liver copisnt constipation, &e-
will ind issedisis and permanent relief in these Bttes
But above ALL they recommended to weak and deli
cate females and mothers-
They are sold by all respectable merchant Sec ths
each bottle has private United States Stamp tb
| cork and steei-piate side label.
been tampercd with. Any person pretending 70 eel
Plantation Btsers by tbs gallon suinder and imPos
ter, and should Be Immediately rrports d to
| PHI DRAKE co,
octll-dAwsm n Park Row, n =.
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THE CITY.
Losr-A large bras stcre 10y. ins
finder will please leave It q tins o1Aoe'
WHAT 10 Do.--Advertise your Articles,
which you expect to sell during the holt
DAYS. in the DAILY GAfE CTrT.

PaoMrrNxss IN FURNISHING NEws. h
To all who live on the line Of the rail.
roads leading from this city, We would
..v that the best and most reliable source
from which to get late news. and full re-
ports, is from the DAILY GATE CITY. u
money, labor and perseverance, will OBTAIN
late nevs. We are bound to have it. We
oct the Chicago and New York market
quotations by telegraph each day. Sub
scribe for the GATE CITY.
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- Messrs. Howe 4 Tyler wish us to
say that they are very thankful for ths
patronage they have received in the sale
Of their Christmas 5oxes, and although
they only make their regular commission
on the sale Of the goods, yet they con
slider it their duty. IS it Is their pleasure
to donate twenty-five dollars out Of th'
proceeds to the "Relief Fund" The
therefore hope every box will be taken be
fore Saturday noon next. There remain
about three hundred to sell.
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ma Aoont one hundred and twenty
men, an additional installment of the disa
bled lowe soldiers with whom our hospi.
tails are now being filed, aud Of whom
there will be In oil some six hundred
when the full number consigned here
arrive, reached here yesterday. Notwith.
standing disease and wounds they look
the veterans that they are.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-21

ELEGANT CHRISTMAS AND New Y EAR,
PRESENTS. - Bitter Sweet, Christina
Stories and Pictures, Folks Songs, Ir
wings Sketch Book, Dickens Christina.
Stories, Shakespeare, Byron, Scott, Moore
&C., profusely illustrated and very hand
somely bound. Also all the Poets bound
in blue and gold.
BRowNELL's Book STORE,
Cor. 4th and Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-21

~ Cloaks, Shawls, Blankets and
Broadcloths selling of without regard so
cost at the New York Store. A lsrct
variety Of Cloak trimmings. yerv cbe.n
We will close out our Winter stock 4 .
reduction Of thirty per cent. on fall prices
PARTICULAR attention paid to the sncour,
assnens OF Western manufactured goods
deod2w&w4w M. C,Rraa A..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-21

SKATING CAPS, &c.-Burkitt 4 Co
have ten dozen ladies' skating caps
trimmed with beaver, mink, river sal
and couey; cIoaks and cloak cloth, Of al
grades and prices; together with The
largest quantity Of ladies' fars OF al
kinds. which they propose to sell yer,
low.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-21

For The HoLIDArs.-The largest ans
best assortment Of Games Puzzles, Back
CANNON Boards, Chessmen, Checkers
Dominoes, Portfolios, Toy, Juvenile
Prayer and Hymn Books.
BRowsELL's Book STORE,
Cor. 4th and Main streets.