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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

~ ~ TIVE Late MresbANoannsy'
:. Tic bullotIn, published - Norwich, Con-
uec,lcutl-of which city Mrs. sigoprney
va snstIve, hAs the' following interest
DEMONSTRATIONS. frn f.ru,1H I
= aMr. sieonrney taught In Norwich
- nm town and In tho sioddard house,
,w The Little Pinin,lo She alwNya rutalncd
sshe HveiIsss interest IN AID love for Nor
Wieh, and had many Harm friends and
eoffespona ants here Tho week In which
shs died she dictated . letter 70 . lady In
thIs city, psopuslng 10 do somsthlng u be-
b hslrof Che hohegan Indlans, for whom
she has done much IN the past" y.
Tha Hartford iOql~apf aays; 1. -
n ssOf MEs- eleourney's private life and
eharac,orahe simplest truth would seem
like the iangusee Of eulogy. The warmth
of her atIectlon ives not chilled by the cd
vabce ofage or The prospect OF death. All
whom abe had ever loved--and how large
wns thelciscie. OF her friends let the popu.
lar hear testify--sho remembereds many
Of them abe recalled by name In her last
dana. She had followed many OF her best
and earliest friends % the grave. She had
3 Kindly dropped q poetie wreath on the
bIer Of one and another Of those who had
Rono before hef-iinking herself thus, by
The tsnderest tlcs, with Che memories of
nsny . beresyed and mourn ing family,
end now che, the generous, the thought
fnl, the kind hearted. the noble, has bees
tNkop 70 that home where her spirit 60
hinged 70 be At rest" IL - A. Cd
The Hartfordl Pod hasahe following;
q SIt was remarksd 5yths former pastor,
Bishop Burgess, that he rarely maeea call
upon any poor ptfson In his parish but
that he found. thit Mrsl iBigourney had
boon there before him, a communlchnt
ofthe Episcopal Church, abe was catholic
and liberal In her views. No shadow oil
Phstitslsm, ereIasiveasss or Of biko.ry
rested upon her garments ic
In her lsat sickness she had hardly spo.
ken for days, when . GIN Of beautiful fruit
gas shown 70 bers she smiled and said
.'5tnd them 70 Mr.. r., be viii enjoy then
eo,riuch;" Mr., H.being q sick neighbor
fol others-thus she 1Ived and died."
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~ TTx hext meeting ofthe British Archie
illogical Association will bebheld AZ Dor
chester In Augnst mkt, Dorchester Il
8 comparative neW ground for The archie.
ologist, bat Corfe Castle,g Wlmbornei Mn.
'astsf, shefhdrus Minister, and she Roman
rename which abound In the country win
neiIelnded In thu programme or tho ex.
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RfnksrAURANTs.

CtARD.-cAPT, ALEX. ROBERTS, TIE
~ Director Of the EXCELSIOR SALOON, No.
$50 FOURTBRNTH street, announces TO the pub
lie iht'he sells at his bar Liquora Of the purest
quality, and that there may DO found there each
day fIdml 70 . O'clOck, SluxuTiouah nd 1bun.
dAnt LUNCH, ... II. mi ..,..r apll Ism
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N E,w Inv T TO n
s ARTIFICIAL CHE0PLAsTIo
ssa5s BosE, TEETH,
". H .... #sa..4 Br


I'm - = A@~-NN-N@f-l
aes Pennsylvania avenue, betwesn Twelfth in'
H Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Dr.. s. calls tho attention Of the public to th'
following advantages Of his Improved system
lHt. The teeth Of his manuiaelure will new
eoTrOde nor change color by any acids, and a'
three f1urths lighter than any other. - ~. a.,
81. No tecth or rO9ts need be extracted, ~ WI
artiholPl Ones Gan be inserted over them-
50. Tho roots win be made inoasnsl's Al
An, No temporary teeth are needed, As P",r
manhnt ones can be made Immediately, thetrn
preserving tho natural expression Of the lIt,
which, under the old system, Is frequsnlly DIS
hgured, .. ... no. =. $500.
oh. This work has beon fully tested for ov'
ave years by many Of the arst chemists ~
physicians " this aud the old country. . -,
DR.. 8 has also my0ntod whita indes'Iu't.
bio mOtal hlllpg, with which tho most senSlu,I,
teeth can DO allied without pain, and can wv ,,
| np perfect sound tooth on ANY side roots, Nh''
will Last through lifetime
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
| with Iphoxious vapoT, by Dr. sigesmoud, =
Pennsylvania avenue, Inventor and sole maui
| taeturer Of Anaestle Inuoxious Napor, "
Laughing Gas, nor chloroform or ktherl y
strictly an AnRestie agent. entirely free nom ~
hilarating effects, and perfectly harmless, eau
ing \ qniet sleep, with pleasant sensations a.
i perfect insenAiblllly 70 pain -
Tho best o. referonees given II required.
Gall and examine for Yourselves. de'
4
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C,HIEF QUARTERMAsTBR's OPTIC

CHIER oUARTERMAsTBR'5 0PPlCH
~ DEPOT or WAsnsuroE, WAsHIHaFoS, D. u
January 4, 1854 ~ 'ft'sH
All dealers Ia Dnaga, Hardware, Limb
Leather, Onlee Furnltare, Harness and sidlel
are rhqpested 70 seIid 20 this once, on the NJ
DAT ~ each wOok, n scaled proposal OF hs'l
dilbliiaie Of Tho articles they arc prepared
furnish 70 this depot At short notice, with v
prieo Of bach marked In plain figures, 20 tha'
sEas the sxigehctes Of tho sSrviee require u, '.
article o. Artisles eau be obtained with0ue de,7l
aud al the lowest price. "a
Dealers wishing 70 sell 70 this Depot wiz,
required 10 furnish the list PunetuAlly eve
Monday morning d. n, RUCHKk,
BriK. uSn, and Chief ouarteriAnAier.
iaS.H DePO. d WashiAstsS
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xsk'I LHOxDs.
1864 AElINsinENTs 1864
INV YORK LIERs.

e.
TnR aIrnrh Ann annoy AND PHILApKI,-
pHfl am -pnuToU RAfLRoAp OoMPL.
MES LiuKa Ly'''
IRON PHrLkDuPHIA TO Few YORK
i -fr| am NAV pfAnraH 4...4. 40
,...g W. r'''' N Il. sm
IRON WALNUT grRERT MHARH AND 10
.... ..a KnnsIM0T0N DEPOT, @ r#
.., ,wun 80. Al ,a.ab,v.. vp. Pare
-, S.masa zoe Ai i''' ~ A "a
nea. IN. va Camden and Jersey City n
A,as. m = ~ esmSsa ana Jsi:tI civ. =
Mornins p1nress :. ]. :. .......,.,,,.. & 90
Ats a i'm. VIA camden and Jersey city
"a Glass TokSt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. = Is
ttfvz1Rxntrs. .',..,..,,,,...,.'. q 90
Al ~ M. viz Camden ana Amboy-C, and
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA.
ANNIE X PETERSON w. GEOR0E PETER.
TOM In Equity No. SCI. Petition for Divorce.
The subpoena iSsued TO compel the defsndaatls
Appearance having bech feturnod into the Clerk ,
office by the Marshal, on the 10Th day o. March,
1873, endorsed ''nOn est " mud the defendant
having failed to enter his appearances on the hra
tho enmPlainant having hled an amdaVit Of 4
disinterested Witness that the defendant has been
abraut from this District for move than six
months, 80 that the process cannot be served on
him, u, motion Of complainant, this 9th day
% May, 1888, ordered that the defendant cause
HE appearance t04bS entered on this suit on OF
before the hIst Tuesday Of July npzL OthsrWiss
he bil may % tHssn Tor soAiesasd.s w ~
Atrua eopyi r. J. MEIdS,
my6-wBws .. o. CLARK.
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MRNrHIs Tenn, october 4-Mldnight \
=. 2 CeptaieC. q, SnitA commanding Battalion
> I. 1Abttegh reoallarS - ..."
~ ''Nfv dear friend, cannot sleep tonight
. till record 90 ,expressioB OF the deep feel.
Ing Of heart 70 you andto The Officers and
soldiers Of the battalion for their Kind be-
hspior 70 my poor child, I realize that
ZOO all feel for my family the attachment
= 81 klndredj and assure you oil Of full
fteiproclty. Consistent with sense Of
duty 10 my profession and office I could
no. leave my post, and sent for my family
70 cometo mo I'm that fatal climate and In
, thst lsickly period of tho year, and beh old
thsIesultl 'rhe child who bore my name,
aud In whose future ! reposed with more
confidence than l. did In my own plans
OF hfe, now aoats more corpse, seeking
aRrsye IN . distant land, with Q weeping
Dothef, brothers and sisters clustqed
Abpst him. Bat, for myself, 4 can ask no
sympathy. On, oniI must 20, till ! meet q
rioE 70 all factlona, I'LL It's dag IL adorod
ara respected BY ourselves and all the pow
eIS Of earth. Bni my poor willy wAs,i or
thought hewas, q sergeant ofthe Thirteenth.
have seon his eye brighten and his heart
'b0at as no beheld the battalion under arms
aud asked me n they were not real soldiers
Child as be was, he has the enthusiasm,
the pnrsloye OF truth, honor and love OF
country which should animate all soldiers
God only knows why he should die thus
yolpg. 4 He u dead, but will not he for
gotten TIL those who knew him In life have
z ipilo %ed HIM to that same myster QUE
end. 10.
5aPiesse convey 10 the battalion my aoart-
felt iha4kA and assure each and all that
Hin after years, they call on me or mine,
hs~ka
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AN
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


# NJ II ~ BIZ
Commencing MONDAY, December 10Th, 1894,
trains will loAVo depot, corner Of Broad street
aud W1hluetcn avenue, As follower
ExpreaS Train at 4.Oj a. m, (hondayH ex-
eepislD for liaitimore and Washington, stopping
at Wilmington, PeTryyillo, HayTe- dc Grace,
Aberdeen, PerryInan's, and Magnolia.
Way Mail Train NJ T. ljA m, (snndays ex-
copied for Baltimore, stopping At ~ regular
Wilmington fpS Milford, Salisbury, and intermo.
Express Train at lisp. No., (suudays ex-
cepted, for Baltimore aud WsvhIugtog, Stopping
and EAvra .ds- 0naae!I n s.I4fa -
"a RxpyesS Train, at s. - p, N. (sIrndays ex.
cepted, for Baltimore aud Washington, stopping
at wilmingtqp, Newark EktoP Northeast,
perryyille, Havro-ds'G Grace, Psrrypan'S' and
Night Expros. at H. Is p IN. for Baltimore
and wsshingion,n stoPLing at Chester, lohly /"
Wilmington, Newark, ElktoH, Northeast, Per.
ryNille, and Havrei Once. '.i'A -
Passengers for Fortress Monroe viii take TIE
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIHsA4s.oppiuV At ali
Stations between PhiIAdelrna aud Whining
Leave philadelphia at ~. % q. M, g. ~, b. 81
and 10. 90 p. m. The T. 90 p M. traiu c,nneets
with Delaware Railroad for Milford and Inter.
mediate stations. . h"i
LPsy S, Wl%lns.on At zpApd ,sAar n, 4 81,
THRo6GH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE =
Leave Wilmington " i2In,, a. a. s. 20 and Q. 81
CiTEsrER FOR PHILADELPMA--LOave Chcs
ter at $, 10, 10 Il a. IN, l2sS S,lS, 4,6i, ID
AAu " ~ ~ SUNDAY TRAINS. r.''
Bxprrss Train at 4 o. a. IN. for Baltimore and
Washington, stopping at Wilmington, Perry
and hsg.olia' ''-''' - - ''
NirG ExPross at II, 10 n, ". for Baltimore
and Washington, stopping al Chester, Jior Balh-
move aad Warrington passenger, bWilnihgtnu,
| Newark, RlktOu, North East, PerryVille and
Hayro!ds- Gracs. .y.-. .. fg,Ig
Accommodation Train at 10 p. m. for VIII.
= 'B1LTIMoRk FoR PIILAbRLPHlA, -
Leave Balimote q n a, Lzt9Pplng at
&isc,stops Al Els,on and newark 90 taES pas.
/ sengers for Philadelphia ana leave passengers
from wasangtop q Bal'ainors, aud Chester 70
ton. -. - r,.-..,,...,. \.
l Leave Wilmington for PhiladeiPhia Al 50
p. N. - q, ..-Fl .a,,s... -. ". A.
l. PROM BALTlMORE TO PHiLNDELPlllA
Leave Baltimore ~ a. m, Way mai !. 70
p M, Express; 4. 1'P m. Way Train .. 81
p. m. Express = @l; e t, is,p
TEAMS fok .BALriAohk
| leave Chss ~ al. ats" "a. a. NJ i ana iL%
IS sSs ~ y y no ave TO-" - ~ NIL -
,.thsi tn as iV,SMIs II XII ~ ~ Nv III
and Intermediates stations at l. Is p. mi - ~
j"nlI - KENNEY, Superintendent
|
-.T = /, ,5s. nv ;- ~ Is q, 90, cos1tSy l.
| A DAMS kArkESs oOmpANn!
"A ofhlCk slt fhNN, AShNuE'
.Ceo nn - wAsHIsSToS CRY D. q
GREAT RAsyENs so o6Tn sSS WESTERN
Merchandise, Money Sg JswoIry' vaiusblos, Notes
Il
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2 u Ef n An ofAL.

* FL ~ A ~ CTAL.
BAHK1.3O
fra rF- . H.l oFIHr r..I
METR TOLLS,
eoymSnHT DEPOSITORY AND LOAN
AGENCY, m
ga rTYTERHrH STREET., Ia
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREASURY Dr.
PARTMENr. "
This Bsak q, authorized 10 receive sub.srip-
lions 70 the Geo. ..,T'l .fat.
PULAaR. HSe LOAN. "a
These notss are issued in denominations Of
ESQ, 800, 600, u, geo, and $1,000 payable TO
bearer Orordsr, three year, amer date, with In
lterest, Paysbio enthusiastically NJ seven, and
Ihres.teu,hs per esu,um per abnum, and are
convertible at maturity at the holders option
into the o. % sig Per cent gold interest -bearing
bonds. Tho interest on these notes Is two cents
per aay Tor every 600. l ny o.
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED a.
To-. ...H.H. #I TO f.r aa RI. 2
BANKS AND BANKERS
Any information respecting the UNITED
ST TBS LOANS will be shssrfully given on sp.
plisstiOn personally or ~ letter. -,
A PULL sUrPEY 6Y dovKRNhKNT sEcu.
RITES CONSTANTLY ON HAND HoR
WE RECEIVE DEPOSITS. -
OPEN ACCOUNT WITH DEALERS,
MAKE COLLECTIONS r. d.
on ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS
BUY AND SELL COIN,
CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE,
AND ALL CLASSES OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT voUoHERS
. ., AND TRANSACT .'.
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
J.B HUTCHINSON. Cashier.
L. E. cHITTENDEN. President. Rh94.u
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VWIS is 10 GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
- subserieer has obtained nom the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters Of naturalization on tle per.
snbtl estate Of John Brpsnahan late Of the " 81
Navy, dscraHed. All paTsORH. having claims
against Tho said Deceased, are hereby wSrho1 20
exhibit the same, with the vouchers theTboL 10
next; th6y may otherwise By law be excluded
from all beneAt Of the Hlid estate
t0iVsa undur my hand MS 10th day Of Jnne,
lS65 %. - JOHANNA BROSNAHAk .
Iel2.WSws AdmiHirtrAtrix
ldEF -trtI -fr-tst f-i ~. r-..f-- Z f-t-Ts
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n onE "; ~ htNo w. ~, ri
20 80 WASHINGTON, D. oA "
ipoN Ps Am sr Ts,L W
q ....t.r 300 - n ...r.. ..sl
' SM H,Ish Ito Sise%
B4aHaILts, &c. c. r.ar-Etuuw ga
hops; anal, ,.o- AHA. 49,. ...
BAND. 49, - T'''' - ...
IN NAIL RODS
rTa'v, n IA .tg Hv-..rrT 81
NORWAY sHAPss.i5- fs.9a 80 tleO
O.. TIEs %: = ar,a. Ia 70
b HoOPs--0alvaniEeds ..nF. .s 30 81
o SCnoLL IRON. -, ~.
square; Charcoal plate irOsi pGdiiod
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" Ion DEALERS.
TAKE ,SoTECE.
We Offer for sals wr avon .If.. ...r
10, 900 REAMs CAP STRAW, .'-, ., 20
10, 900 REAMs CROWN STRAW.
ALSO, -
10 .'.. =, All kinds q y
WRAPPING PAPER, 1850 =
TIN PER CENT LOWER 6.i
than can purchased elsewhere i-lr.l
...-L + ..r. .Ylut 49, "a .i-...I ..Ll 4.
We are eouslantly purchasing. for CASE,
OLD BLANK BOOKS, ''f''
o.as BILLS, RECEIPTS, ,r.I' r..'.
,,.r.Ft LETTERS, AND .... I'd
ON. O. d. NEWSPAPERS,
FOR which we Will pay
b., AN ADVANCES ABOVE THR MARKET.
CASH PMD. FOR RAGS RoPE 40.
D.. ns'KRIGHT = JoHNsoN's,
ll. Il South Charles strOet, 2
,dSls.u i,rs!q baltimore, Maryland.
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
I NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.

GREAT PENNsYLvANIAo ROUTE TO
" ..r A.. TIE H'
I NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND Aztec DECEMBER %, trains win
leave Baltimore, from North Calvert Station, A
Fsst Mail, at. 49,. .o.so a m.
Harrisburg Accounted alton. ........... p M
Erie and Pittsburgh kKpress.. .....1... p. IN.
Pittsburgh aud ElmirA Ekpress....... 10 ?. m.
THE s.i5 A. NJ TRAIN PROM wAsHINGToE
COnnects with the % a. IN. train from Bal
timore Tor Pittsburgh aud the West, and
for ElmlIA, buffalo, Rochester, Dun r
Falls, and Tor New York CITY.
THE T. SOP. N. TRAIN YRoM WASHINGTON
Connects with the s p. m. train from Bal
tlmors for Pitthburg aud Erie.
THE g. 10 p. N. TRAIN PROM WASHINGTON
coRn9ets with !hs 10 7 IN. Express p, from
burgh and RlIairA, without change
Of cars, connecting at Pittsburgh
for Cinelunati, Chicago, and
II ~, Louis, and Al, Blmira '
for BuhAlo, ROehes-
tor, aud Syracuse.
ONE THRoUoii TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington at s o'clock ?. m.
SLEEPING CANS on MONT TRAINS.
BoLDiERs' TIoKErkiAT oovERsHHsr RATES.
Low FARE AND QUICK TINE.
As-For Tickets and any Information apply at
the Ofhee o. the Great PsnhsylyanIa noutA, eor-
s9I sysnpe ere SKI s dss gsSsr
near New Jersey Ayenus' WASslp IMni ppy
.'..' '. On. 4 J. WILKINS,
.---...-,. j.. L..., Passenger aud Ticket Agent
mo 0iIIETT paaaanu0r AGENT
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'aFqriO5S6 TTM CSIIa, ."

. Vafgri0soE itrm Chila. sim -.
=. Tae child Of General sherman, who is
tbe subJectof the touching letter given be-
Low, wasthe pei Of the Thirteenth regular
rpgimenL Iaon@sl Sherman was at one
time colonel Of this regiment, and ~ OH
Gers and men have erected tottbe memory
'cftie Generui's child . beautiful and
eOstly monument OF marble. .... ..
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syaItiii6Snalalil glsIpItnbliaH


sAffRDAT FFvEEIEo,,.,,,.,.,JUNE y, issA
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WRAPPIfd PAPER R0R sABH ar
w THIS ORPI0R
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Class No. i. Bricks; class No. 2 Stone class
No, d Oak and hard wood; elAss No, o, White
pine, spruce, Juniper aud eypressj class No. !.
Lame, hair and plaster No. s. Cemcnti class M.
o. Gravel aud sand class No. OK. Moulding aud
Splkss, and nails; class NoI IA STEEL; class No
a Pig Iron !. elass No. IA PILES; class No. 10.
PainIs, oilH, and glass class Mole, ship ehand.
| lery, class No. u. Hardware; class No. IS.
| stationery; class Nc 10, Pirewood; class No. %.
| Hay aud straw; class No. 81. Proyender; class
| No. ~ CharcoRli class No, -, Betting, pack
i ing and hose class No. "a. Sperm and lubrI.
cuting oils class No ~ AngGTs class NO; ~
| befIand chaf; class No. 10 Semi sBitumnouS
Broad top coal and Pietou; class No. 81 Ma
chinery and tOOls,. v
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wood class No, O. White pine, sprnoe juniper.
and cypress class No. T. Lime, hair, and plaster
class No, 10, Slate class No II Iron, iron nails,
ship rhAndlery Mass No, ~ Hardware; class
No. Is. Stationery class No. ~, Hay and straw
class No, q. ProVenderi class No, ~ Charcoal !
No ~ sperm and lubrieatihs oiiS; class No %
Augers; class No, ~ BtuminOus Cumberland
coal; class .S2. Machinery aud tools '
laVa7 .lawlW ' NUM- r '.. H..r. .. .
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Glass Nod. Bricks; clAas Ho.2 Stone : Glass
Noc4. yellow pine lumber; class No. .. Oak and
hard woody class No. q. white pine, spruce,
juniper, aud cypress, class No. 7. Lime, hair,
and piasterI class No. ., Cslnenti class No. o.
Gravel and sand class No. ~ Moulding and
No. H. Iron, iron nails, and spikes class No. II
Stool class No. II. Piles; class No. 10. Paints,
oils aud glass y class NJ Ia ship ehandlsry I;
class No, II. Hardware olass No. Is StalionSIy !
class No 10. FlTsw9od class No. %. Hay and
straw; class No. n. Proyendsr; class No. "a
Charcoal class No. 70. Belting, packing, and
hose class No. ~ Sperm and iubrieAting oils ;
class No. D. Augers class No. a. Anthracite
coal Glass No, %. Bituminous Cumberland coal [;
class No. 50. Machinery And tools. .r.
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ONE THRoUoti TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington al 8 o'clock p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-03

On and sffer Wednesday, Nov. ga and until further
notice, trains viii 10 daily Except Sunday as
Iowa:
Leave Keokuk at Sis A. NJ and 40 Pm
Leave Fort Madison at Io.l5 A. NJ. and $50 =. NJ
91-rhe morning train going Nos ia makes CONNECTION
IT Fl Madison with I'll Coaches for burlington md oth
e points. The morning train south connects With he
Drs Mones Valley Road, and the Ill and Iowa south m
and Great Western Il. 4.
novzsd y.w.OGDEy, secretary.
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THE GATE OITEY.



Packet MAIL Llne - CAina.
In : recent spseoh il kvse Is 80
fishing : mail packet lice 70 China, Hon
John B. Alley, Of Massachusetts,, said:
With. > line Of steamers running week.
ly between those countries and San Fran.
cisco, and the Pacific railroad completed,
We can disect and control, in s'great de-
gree, the commerce of the world. This.
trust and believe, We shall accomplish
before many years. That will bring New
York and China within twenty Xix or
twenty seven days of esch Other, and
London and China, via New York, ineide
of forty days OF each other. - against
over fifty now between England and Chi
M. With our overland mail, - we have
it now, and the line of steamers which
this bill proposes TO establish, New York
would be some twelve or fifteen days
nearer Hong Kong than London.
We can then bring London nearer the
East Indies than it is now. by several
days by this project. When the Pacific
rsilroad is completed, what will be the
effect? 1t will not only be to give as vast
control over the commerce of the globe,
but will make the city Of New York the
greatest commercial city of the world
Then New York viii be what London is
great settling point where the
exchanges of the whole world are ad-
iusted.
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The MONEY ORprn sysrrx IN Enc

THE MONEY ORDER SYsrEx IN Enc
LAND.-A late number of the Edinburg
Review gives some interesting statistics
10 regard to the working Of the money
order system in Great Britain. Thsre
are no less than three thousand and 1--WE
money order Offices, so that almost every
inhabi.ant is within dozen miles OF one,
and each of the larger cities has several
Offices. The amount sent BY money or
ders in 1899 Was about 81. OOO. 900. In
1868 it had increased to the enormous
sum of sS2, 0Oo, 900. The losses 10 ten
years had only been the Insignificant sum
OF 81 800, while an average of $40, 600
yearly was not called for at all. The
profits is the Government in 1868 we're
$3.50, 900, notwithstanding there was
loss on all orders less than FIVE dollars, on
account of the smallness Of the charge.
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LIDAY GIFTS!
Great Bargains in Jewelry II

". FORSYTH 4 CO. ~ 4 ~ Nassau a. New Ybrh,
tadoinng the Post 0ceJ offer for sale the folio1inE
magnificent list Of
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p@- The big break in the Erie canal, at
Princeton, hear Rochester, is still IN
mended though goo Iaborers and thirty 70
sixty teams have been at work upon it for
weeks. The bottom of the canal for half
a mile was washed out.
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WATCHES, CHAINS, JgwELRI. &C.

Valued At esoa.eoo EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR
and not to he paid for until you knew what
ron get
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-.--r&~t
The articesin this stock Of Jewery are M the nealest
ana most asAicnable styles Certificates or III the vhrj
oss articles arc put IN seAcd envelopes and mixed tins
giving al fair chance and sent BY mail for Is osnts
ara on the receipt Of tbs cerActs il q 1t youY
10 H. Or not Five crt6oats u; elevsa O. thirty t6
SO one hundred is. Certificate money ID s.
swefed
We wish Il distinctly undersood that our business IL
- LOssey The object Of this manner Of eealin~ i 10
0vs PsfchAsers the opportunity u buyinx Jevery q
u Wholesale prcss with the chancs ~ sctne watch
81 eone other rainahle article: and an ools cent not
funded
AGENTS wanted in every town and regiment Send
Tor CTcuiar. A0dross, w. FORSYTH Co.
declsdAwSm ~ and ~ Nassau 81 New York
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Dentistry
I g. INGERSOLL.
ID III N n rs n
ReoKUK. IOWA.

Dsr 10 cali attention 20 his mode Of rsstosng i1css
and bad 1tting Cold and P1sfna Plates
= perfect the 49, nttng piatss and trim
he Also naaufseturee IN UPpn ssf % n5R4n auu>bIe
b structure and natural In appearances, for 49,
DxsrAI Ro1U- u nsin AM Third ssre<6 .ovss
~ atafe Dn1b. oQeoLasw.
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