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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-07

re Blackwood's Magazine for March
is on our table. The contents are 'fThe
Fleet Of the Future" An article on the
history of navies and naval warfare, and
the great improvements Of the last twenty.
1--WE years resulting from the introduction
ofsteam. ''Louis Napoleon as General" /"
"The economy Of Capital" "a Letter
from Schleswig Holstein," go.
Published by Leonard Scott 4 Co.,
New York, at So 90 per annum, or $40
for Blackwood and the four British Quar-
terlies.
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THE CITY.

~ Butter is retailing in our city for
40 cents per pound.
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~At an annual meeting Of the Rolls
Fire Company No. 2, April 5th, 1864,
the following officers were elected fol
one year
NJ. Ward, President; Thos. Darrough,
Vice President Samuel Klein, Treasurer;
Chas. Schulz, Secretary; G. Hagny, Fore
man Of Engine w. Lowsstein, Assist
ant Foreman Of Engine; N. Schlotter,
Foreman of Hose: VIM. Hoefer, Assist
ant Foreman Of Hose.
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On hase l walked tAGse woodlanA pssAs
In sadnsss, net forekn0vfng
That underneath the withsrsd leaves
The aoves Of spring were srovins.
To-dAy the winds have swsps away
Those vrrcks of autumn splsndor,
And here the fAir ASbutus- flowers
Are bringing fresh and tender
y, prophet flowers. with lips a bloom,
Surprising In their beauty
The peariy tint Of ocean shelis.
fe teach me Faith and Duty
Walk ife's dark way, ye seen to say.
In faith and hope Ssrekacving
fhst where man sees buf wifhered leaves.
God sees the fair flowers groxing.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-A
spscial meeting Of the Ctr Council Of the eftv Of
Aeoknk viii be heid on the 18th inst 1t O'clock a
m the parPose of esaaxing the Assessment List Of tbs
year 1854. "A NEEnTAN ~
aprI< I<fSs Clerk Of Council Of City Of Ksokuk
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wearing rosettes vsre friends or acquaint-
anees, and Of sou1ss saeh one kssw that
be had played tie fool.
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THIS Bank will receive subscriptions TO the Nsi.s
Tenf eft Iss,, and furnish either coupon or rrss
sbonds q the Skitz ber may Prefes
This loan is aufhorizeds set od Congress app.oss
Marrh 81 1854 \ Aity and pays'se Ior.
v.wrp afser ste and beaxs tnseresf at sEe ~ 81 n
ecntnm per xnnuns In ccin payahls arnusiiy On ,1%
-. - - sre hnslrr dcalars ana sesninnuay ON tonh
over that amount. -. FL. -,-.~s,r.
Vii b required to pay addition . the priEssp ., e
bond the accrued interest, In coin or y
nrh nosss win any per cent premium added frrn
March Isl to ihe date Of subscription =. s.,,vrx
-, ssssersa Bonds viii he Of before the acth of
April ,,.. -..r.ss n vsr~t Va
t;opai bank keokuk. may Be sent " the american Ax
r.ss ssr..S rsnnsny 10 this Bank IRE Of charge
nanks and bankers will he allowed ccnmisnon on i
sn1ss' 'p''' W. s. McG AyIc, Pres't.
uY rovr Cashier. apr2dr
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For sale.

ADAdvertissns.tu, under shiu hcad, mot Dszcesdins
GnAl tuDeEtiSu.w sFsr IA 9ass .sse-fs-xs
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-08
Gov. BOreman's Testimony.

In his last annual message, Gov. BORE
MAN, speaking of this Department and its
able General, remarked:
"Before the creation Of this new depart
ment, West Virginia was generally the
border of some larger one, and was not
regarded as entitled to any special care or
protection at the hands of the commanding
General, and could only claim small por-
ton Of his attention. By TIE present ar
rangement, however, the commander of this
department. has been supplied with larger
force than has been heretofore within the
Same territory; and it gives me pleasure to
say that since General Kelly has been in
command here, he has displayed great mil
itary skill, judgment and foresight, aud
untiriHg energy, and the offices and men
under him have evinced great gallantry in
the several battles and skirmishes in which
they have been engaged, and have shown
their devotion to the cause in which they
nrs enlisted, by the long and fatiguing
marches they have performed, and the great
hardships they have endured, without muir
muir Or complaint They have not acted
simply on the defensive, but have sought
ard attacked the enemy, and, with one sin
gle exception have routed him wherever he
was found. All honor is due the General
and the brave troops under his command "
It has not been month since this enco-
MUM from the Governors pen. was thrown
broadcast to the world, and yet we find q
resolution before the Legislature asking for
the removal of this General.
1t was stated in the House on Saturday
that the Governor had been misinformed,
tbaebe formed his opinions from newspaper
articles, etc. This game won't win. The
Governor bases his conclusions upon official
reports.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY, Feb. 8.

Mr. Lamb, from Judiciary committee.
reported bill to allow the Recorders OF
Gilmore and Richie counties to issue
Licenses for the marriage Of persons resid
ing in Calhoun county.
Also bill to regulate the compensation
of the vaccine agsnt,-fxing it at 5000 per
annum.
The Senate resolutions, asking Lincoln to
appoint Major General to Command this
Department, were taken up.
Mr. Logan said he could see no propriety
in passing these resolutions. 1t was evident
that the whole movement was to strike a
blow at General Kelley. When the Gov.
ernor bad but two weeks ago expressed
such unbounded confidence in the General
in command, in what light would this body
appear before the public if they should now
pass these resolutions. The recent disasters,
if they could be called such, were but mere
pretexts. When in Washington few weeks
ago, learned that the movement was al
ready on foot. There was an organized
movement, not only in Western Virginia,
but in other parts of the country, to have
Gen. Kelly removed; and q majority of
these men were mean tricksters, looking
more to their own ACKNOWLEDGMENT than the
good of the country.
Mr.. Gather, of Taylor, said he was dis
posed to give Gen. Kelly all the praise he
was entitled to; the people of Wheeling
were not as we'll posted in this respect as
the people of the mountains. Gen. Kelly,
not long ago, started out with large body
of noble and brave men, and returned with
large lot of them frozen and rendered
unfit for duty; and what had he accomplish
ed? The amount of stores destroyed, and
the damage done to the Railroad would
not half compensate for the loss we had
sustained. He hoped the resolutions would
pass; the presence ola Major General was
demanded in this Department, and he was
surprised to hear a dissenting voice to the
resolutions. Give US Milroy or Sigel ar d
the Department would soon be cleared. of
rebels.
Mr.. Lamb said it had always been the
fate of the Old Dominion to legislate for the
General Government to the detriment of
her own interests; aud l fear young Viz
ginia is following in the footsteps of her il.
lustrlous predecessor; is it proper or lust
that We should act upon this subject? leave
the responsibility where it properly be-
longs-the War Department at Wasb;nr
ton. He did not profess to have thu in.
formation on this subject which the Senate
seemed to possess. 1t would be well to look
at the difficulties and hardsbips under which
the commanding General had to labor and
then to consider whether he should NOT
have one hundred thousand men at his dis.
posal.
Mr.. Wheat, of Morgan, said Gen. Kellv's
name should not have been mentioned in
this connection; but as it had been be was
free to express his opinion. He had vet to
see the first rebel who did not eulogize Gen,
Kelly; when pound of salt was not per-
mitted to pass through the blockade. Gen
Kelly had permitted rebels to take whole
wagon loads of it through the lines. He
held letter in his hand which had been
refused publication; We were under Copper
head rule, and we need not attempt to DENY
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The Major GeneraIship.

"Owing to the recent reverses," Major
General is asked for in this Department.
One of these "reverses" was the capture of
General Scammon. We suppose if he had
been Major General he would not have
been captured. We know that Major Gen
eral would not have been captured-for his
headquarters would have been at the M
Lure House in this city,
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VEST VA. LEGISLATURE.
| 81.

%.
sing resolution:
Resolved, That the House of Delegates
be requested to return to the Senate the re-
solutions in reference to the appointment.
of Major General for the department OF
West Virginia adopted by this House op
yesterday and sent to them for concur
renee. "A,
On motion of Mr.. Atkinson the resolu-
ton was laid on the table. And
On motion of the same gentleman, Sen
ate Bill No. 10, was taken up, and on mo-
ton of Mr.. Brown the vote ordering the
bill to epgrossment was reconsldered, and
the bill was amended on the motion of Mr..
Burley BY striking out all after the word
"service" where it occurs for the second
time.
On motion of Mr.. Atkinson it was further
amended by inserting the word "volunteer-
ed" and "heretofore" and the word "pri-
vate" before Soldier" in the words added
to the bill on yesterday.
The bill was then ordered to Its engross'
ment, and being engrosses,
On molten of Mr.. Atkinson, the case be.
ing urgent, the rule was suspended and the
bill was read the third time and passed.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF
the resolution offered by Mr.. Hubbard, and
rejected it.
The Senate took recess until o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A message from the House announced
that it had passed Senate Bill No 4, "a
Bill in relation to the collection of the pub
lie revenue for the yeur 1862" and that it
had passed House Bill No. 3, "a Bill to
amend the act to regulate elections by the
people" And also joint resolution =
curing report from the Board OF Public
| Works.
On motion of Mr.. Brown the said joint
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Farnsworth, from the committee on
Internal Improvements and Navigation, re.
| ported back Senate Bill No. 6, "a Bill re.
curing certain persons to take an oath,
| With several amendments, were agreed to.
Mr. Maxwell, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported back House Bill No
IL "a Bill relating to the fees Of jailors,"
| which was read the third time and passed.
Mr.. Maxwell, from the same committee,
also reported back Senate Bill No.. "a
Bill requiring oaths Of sutors in certain
cases" which, after being amended, was Or
dered to eugros 'ment.
House Bill No 9, was read the second
time and referred to the committee on the
Judiciary.
Senate Bill, No 7, "a Bill to authorize
the Adjutant General to audit military
claims against the State" was read the
second time, amended, and ordered to en-
grossment
On motion of Mr.. Farnsworth the joint
r. solution authorizing the Governor to pre-
sent flag to the 10th regiment w. Va.
Vol Infantry, was taken up, and on motion
Of Mr. Carskadon was referred to the com
mittee on Military Affairs.
On motion OF Mr.. Rollyson:
Resotped, That tue Committee on Military
Affairs enquire into the expediency OF au
thorizing the Governor of this State to
provide and present suitable banner to
the LIST Light Artillery regiment of W. Va.
Ga Notion of Mr.. Phelps. the Senate sd
Ijourned.
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Are They Sincere i?

If the Radicals are sincere in their re.
marks about this Department, and if the
whole move is not q political humbug, why
do they not ask for Major General who
has seen service in Western Virginia? Why
don't they ask for General Mcclellan, a
man who has done more for Western Viz
ginia than any General in the United States?
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate
in Triadelphia, in Ohio co.

RY virtue Of a deed Of trwt made by strothsr Gray
- to Charles W. Russell eatsd the 9th day Of Febru-
ary 1855 and recorded IN the Office Of the Re corder for
Ohio county, in deed book 49, folio 49, Also by virtue
OF an order OF the Count Court of Ohio county, made
on the I'd day OF Mover her, 1862 and entered in order
book &c. folio l56, VI .ereby the undersigned was APP
pointed Trustee In - id deed in the place Of said Rus
sell. will proceed Tuesday, the LIT day Of March,
1884, at 10 o'clock u, NJ at the front Of the Court
House in the Aty of Wheeling in said county, TO sell
lot No 81 IN the town Of Triadeph;a, in said county
Upon this st there is good aweng house and neoes-
sary out ouses The title is believed TO be perfect
TIRMs':-one-third cssh, the balance IN two equal
payme 6 Of four and eight months, the purchaser CIV
ing DO Ad with good security with interest from the day
OF sal e. and lien being retained on the property for
the ecurity of the deferred payments.
n. RICHARDSON, Trustee
WnELnSs, Jan. S-Dtd
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate on Market Square
in theCity of Wheeling.

10y tue of deed Of trust dated the 18TH Gay o.
ID December 1860, made by Jefferson l.. sansston 70
Edward H. Fitzhugh as Trustee, which sala aeeI Is
now of record in the Office of the Recorder for Ohio
county in deed book As foios ISL and Isl. Also oy
virtue of an order of the Circuit Court for Ohio county
made on the 4th day of January, 1854 whereby the
undersigned was appointed Trustee in the said deed OF
st in place of the said Edward II. Ftzhugh, the un-
dersigned will as said trustee proceed to sell at public
.ucton at the front door Of the Court House IN ssid
following described property to it, Parts of lots No.
IN and 81 situate at the corner Of Market Square and
Market alley in the city Of Wheeling and state OF
West Virginia, and fronting 20 feet inches on MAI
ket Space, or Square. and running back westwardiy
the same width to the depth Of nnety-four feet and
situate north of said alley and west OF Market space
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A NJ.
Terms of SALE ten per cent cash. and for the balance
credit of SIX twelve and eighteen months the pur-
chaser giving bond with good security, or all cash II
purchaser prefers. ALUMNI LohtNo,
jan9-30d trustee.
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New Advertisements
IOI.lPsD'L. o. OIL ! COUNTY

VoU are earnestly requested to assemble at sn s
/ Court House on MONDAY EVENING, Inc o., On
inst. at ~ O'Clock, to take INTO considelaon the
measures n cesxary to raise the prop.r 9no,a .hs
county under the recent call OF the fresiusH' -
United States for SOC, 900 men.
Henry Cranele Joseph Seybold,
John Bishop, J. q. UT,
O. D. Hubbard, James wilson,
A. b. CsidvcI1. Alex. Laughlin.
DR. ]. O. HUM. James Bodley
Louis keller David Donnel,
%. Lamb. Samuel Irwin,
A. w. Campbell. s. bockinE
]. p. Hubbard, John z: mIsoa'
John Donlon, J. a. MetcAu'
Thos J. Blair, T. W. faxpon' ga
Edward Reed, ie'
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DIED,

GARDEN-February Tth, at IL o'clock NJ :,
Frank youngest child Of Thos. ]. and Hannah
GarIen
Eis funeral will take place this day at O'Clock
Z. NJ, from the residence of his father, west side
Of Main Street, North Wheeling. The friends 81
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
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PL0WS, PL0WS, PL0WS.

HE largest assortment ever offered for sale ~ in.,
i city, consisting in part Of No. Right and ,s,'
hand, Pittsburgh, Center Lever, Iron and W n.
Stocks, No. Center and Patent welsouIg id 70
All varieties Of Iron and Wooden Stocked one aS
horSe Hill Side. All the best makes Of steel -
Board Plovs Wood and Iron Stocks. Wild e,eIy on.
riety Of Subsoil. Ba- Share, one horse markns w.
PRYOR & FROST,
janis 9lk 70 Main street
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For Sale.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Rea
Estate in the City of Wheeling

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to the I'M
ID dersigned by Richard v Wheelen, Mary
Qunan and Daniel NJ. Stockton dated the 10th
day of June, 1852, and now Of record in the ofire
of the Recorder for Chic county, w. v, will on
Tuesday the I'd day of February, 1864, at the
front door of the Court House of said county, pro-
coed to sell all that lot parcel of land in tho city
of Wheeling, State Of West Virginia, situate on
the southeast cornex of Fourth and Union streets
and designated on the plat of said city as lot No.
one (il in quare fourteen ,l4l Upon this lot
there are erected three large and comfortable dwell
ling houses. Tne said lot will be sold in parcels
or together to suit purchasers Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Terms of sale-twenty per cent Of the amount
cash, the remainder to be on credit of six, nine
and twelve months. The purchaser giving bond
with good security. HENRY MORE,
dec29--d30t Trustee.
HThe above sale Is Postponed until
Wednesday,, tho 10th day OF February,
at 2 O'Clock p. M.
HENRY MOORE,
fe5 Trustee.
Untolhgsncsr copy)
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The Uni ed States Senate seems to have
reached that part spoken of in Shaks2eare's
Seven Ages of Man, as filled with strange
oaths."
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financial.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
$50 BONDS.
TREASURY DHpAR

TREASURY DEPARTMENT WAsHrSerov, We, '''@
Sealed offer. will be- received 3, this department unde' the
act Of eagres approv.d June So 1851 until the noon %
DAY the lah inst for bonds Of the United s's's 70 mo
amount Of forty million, Of dollars The bonds on1r' vi"
bear IN interest o. tx Per c.nuTn pay 'tN "
coin on the nfs, DAYS Of May end kcvener s"d vi" De- r.
q, ,s rasnr, Of the tovvrnnien alter hve year-,
aud m, able I'm twenty yeers from, November J. 1874
Zach offer must be hy OF some muup'o OF MY o"Ns
sud rnu.g state the including premium" o'eeu 'oi e"
bundled dollar, O. Tor hhy when The ofer u FOR no moro than
CO. ,o Ne, cen, Of the principal eIcluin1 preniuml Of
Nv, whole sonnt bid fol- by saeh bidder must be deposited
. ,oy p.,nenl Of subscription. IL accepted with the
-, - ,bo fued states at Wsshn-'on. with the As
..r, Tresrrer q, NcwYofk. Boston, Philadelphia or 81
LII or with the designated Depository 1T Baltimore, Piti''
bp,sh ennsi Lou,ie. Chicago Detroit OF Busslo or
Win an, Nssiona Deposit Bank which may consent 20 Trans
act the business without charge .or which deposit. duph'
cate will be sned 20 the sepctof ny tie oheer
or bank receivins taeiIhe originals Of which must De 'i'
wArdcd with the offers, to THE Department All 'rro'i''
should b. nsde IN time fo the oeItihcste With the offers 10
esrh Wnsnston not tr than the morning Of October H.
a. Aforesaid. No offer accompanied BY it, proper 0erin
cate Of deposit VII be considered.
The Coupon and Registered Bonds. lssued under Tbs pro
yosal VII be Of the determinations Of $50 500 $500 aud
81 600 Rrgsered bonds Of 81 900 and go viii be Is
sued II required.
AL offers received vi be7openod Friday Oeober IL
The awards will be pAie by the Secretary to the hshe', o.
icret sud notice o; acceptance d~cnooH viii be mme
dsely given TO the respective ofeTer In Case Of accept
snce bonds Of t pon and Denomination preferred
viii be sent 10 subscribers the cor Of the department.
Oh final psyiner. Of rsaen,s Tho depos, Of two pcs
cent D. rcekoned in the lss Dsasons paid by Success
fu oaerers and vii immediately rtsuined 20 those whose
oaers may not be accepted
The Of accepted ohcrs u be deposited with the
Tr,nurer ONCE bank authorized 20 set under this hoee
90 sdsiec Of ocoptsnce Of o follows One hall on Inc
2eh October aud the balance, tncluans the premium and
ons,nsl two per cent deposit on the DIST Oootrr.
The bond. win bear interest from November l,t lnires'
Of deposits from their e Nov l. viii be paid by the Gov
e-rBent in COIN.
OEe hA Of the fir, inssen twenty i've pei eeti Of
accepted Offers may paid wit, accrued interest 80 Ocobef
H. IN United States Cerihcate- Of iDdabisdns hut noh
oert6asies will b. received par payment Of Tie hrsl IN
s,s.rn,Dt only.
Oaers under this should be Endorsed Offer for Loan
addressed the 6|crcAry ofbe 1ra~ury The night TO
d. me al n cons1ered sdysnessoDs % the Gwen
m,nt 4, reserye ed by the secre,ary.
W p FEssENDEN,
Secretary of,be Treasury.
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Tiilailtial.


Tho Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice that subscrip
tons win be received for Coupon Treasury Notes payable
three yesrs from Aug H. 1885, with semi annual interest al
the rate Of seven and per per Annumpne
pal and in,erast both to be paid IN awls money.
Thee no,es viii convertible option Of the holder
majority into six per gold bearing bond payable not
less than than twenty year rom ,eE date
the Government may elect. They vii he snol IL donom
nations Of so 300 s5O. slcDo Ind 5000, and all sub
scrpon, mnsi be for hfy dollars OF SEINE multiple oil uy
dollars
the notes draw Interest om August II persons making
deposit. subsequent 10 a date anus, pay the interest accrued
from dn,c OF note to dae Of deposit
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
L. Is NATIONAL slyIsas BANK offering a hilher rate
ofn,err than any otbsT t.e tes: seTy Any savings
bank which pays deposors In u 5 Sots considers that
II l. paying In the best ccusng medium Of the county
and pay IN anything better io ts own a'ets are
either In Government securities in notes OF bonds payable
IA Government paper.
CONVERTIBLE INTO a SIX PER CENT $50 GOLD
BOND.
In addition to the very liberal interest On the Notes Tor
three years. this privilege Of conversion ia now worth about
three per cent per the curEen; rate Tor SD bonds
t. e-sf preafsS and before tho var The
o. emiu on -ix pr T. j. Stocks over twenty per
cent II viii be this, the aous profit Oh this Loan NJ
the urestDt rDakei rate Is les. than Ten per cent per
sulun.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAX
ALTON
BIT aid. from oil tho stvuntages we have enumerated
Special 40, OF Congress srcmp al B9si' and Ireds"y
hy from Iool Ia ration. On the ;hs exemption u
oh about two per cent according 70 u" fs'1 "a
taxation ~ vsriop- paris Of the country
IL u believed ths Securities ose great Inducements
10 lenders As those issued by the Ooyernnent In al
other form. Of indebiedess the i sbly u private
pate, OF stock companies. scTSao romnanitse' only
. pledged Tor payment wilde the whole property Of the eoan
try held dchss. Of ~ tho obligations o. The
United STATES.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WALL BIZ RECEIVED
by the
A,.IrrArr TnnAsuaxx or ras USrxp srArrs corDeT o,
Wal nd hss.spst%
Frns1 NATIONAL BlNg o. w-YoYX. No +WLlst
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or NV Yoss. fdst br t'vay
THIRD SArIox.L BANK OP NEwYosz No. 5 S-.ssn't
TOuhfH NATIONAL BANK OF NV hORs. q All ~ f4Hs -
Pn7u NATIONAL BANK Of NEW YoRK. NO. - Saav.
SIXTH N,uoSA- BANK o. Nrv fong 9th az brj~ay
yIep-u NATIONAL BANK ~ NV YoRx 10 $50 Broadway
METH NATIONAL BASK oT HEw ok. No rs broaaw'T
TENN EAuoS.L BIsK oy Nss YoKl, ~ ~ bfosd~'J
Cg,rEAL N,Tioslf BirE oY NV J INK 10 u DuaDe.'
national RroHASsE SANK oY New ioEK isi 0r'w.cl' q
and by a. Ns,iossl Bsu, Lioh dspooTies Of public
money.
And ALL RESPECTABLE RANKS AND BAEkEAs
throrsi on tb. oorniy W.. rive further information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBE FRS
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Eeeinres ano Hleetings.

nR. SMITH, temporarily in this City, will
~ REE Coarse Of Lectures on Phys
segy ard Dental Science q, No "a Houston ST. near the
Brosdwsv ei -ch Thee Lectures will give geseral
0o. SccEces aud wit snord matter, OF interest
10 the ulOiu-d. especial, to peisus' End saefdann
Smith % Cnn on-psce with and uuuoer VI street. thse
lo labsr inay ts notified " he dag OF comm.
md p-rnssa Of attendance Hours Of Lecture, II oelocA
a M o. each dAy.