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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

How TO MAXI PENCIL WAIrIsa In
DlLIBLE "A correspondent Of an agricul.
tural paper gives tho following informa-
tion, which may be Of service to some Of
our readers
A great many valuable letters and other
writings are written 10 pencil This Is
particularly the case with the letters our
brave soldiers send home FROM the~armv
The following simple process will make
lead pencil writing or drawing Is indeli-
BILE Is If done with ink: Lay The writing
in shallow dish and pour skimmet milk
upon il. Any spots not vet 1t first NAV
havs the milk placed upon them lightly
with feather. When The paper is vet
oil over With the milk, take1it up and ID.
the mix drain of. and whip of with 3
feather the drops which dolIect on ,he
lower edge. Dry it carefully, and it will
be found to be perfectly indelibIs. Ii
csuuct Be removed even With India rub.
Der. L is m old recipe and . good one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

~ Some Of the Enelish journals 81
the baser sort are exultingly psrading the
fact that at the very time The Florida waa
captured in Bahia hasbor, another rebel
pirate, built in 40 English dock yard,
armed with Roglish guns and manned b,
English sailors, wss leaving an English
port to prey upon our commerce end ~age
var upon our citizens. 1t is thus tha,
John Bull not only violates all honor and
decency, bat giories in the fact that be ID
the banker and hacker OF JEFF Davis and
his fellow cut-throats. Shame on him.
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Mvspra On the alst 1oss., 4 Iii

I MVEpER -On the 2lst' foss., q kitks.
vile, Mo, Mr.. Jonathan Brosius, VI ~
firm Of Sheets 4 Brosius. VS. shot and
instantly killed, BY p B. Hunter. Hun
ter, with others, had been hauling some
goods from Hamilton on thu railnjad.
and i appears had charged = bslf dotls'
q load more than the other tssmstsss,
which extra charge both meinbers of sbl
frm sefussd to pay, and stated 70 Hunssl
that il he got it, # would Ibs BY psosss.
Of law. -
After some hard words had passed,
Hunter left the store, bat returned in 1
short time, when the altercatioa was re.
samed; Brosius finally ordered him e
leave; he did p, bat just 10 he stepped
outside the door, he turned aud fred. III.
bali strikiag Brosius, who tss falio~ ing
in the@efs breast just abosS tie heaxt.
/ Brosias claspsd his hand over thu
wound exclaimed I'm killed, fell and 81
most instantly expired. S.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL. "a

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL rs
- TATs-N.ticc - hereby given that, b. virtue il
order OF the County Court OF lee c5unty low ~
uudersiknsd executors u the estate o. E't bs-i a.
eeAssd will On the 18th day 81 January 1896 Let1een
and eommencing af o'clock p M 1t the front onr ~
ne Cerns once q the District Court 1t the Coust
tiooss ~ the city q 4eosuk Iowa. oer fr sAie a puj
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okuk, Iowa 3. gwANE1CK
z $50 .zzsg JOHN VIM LOffNAk
Hxtcusort u Ksss4e u Loaa zindsl. DECD
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EOR 6ALE--A Frame Dwelling, With
eve rooms lot we'll fenced good cisksra &C. aitua
ted on High street between 10Th and flh strrets Pee
Sls20o. Enqalrs Of Instlel gs HlA 1KS-KTCK-
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M RDICAL BOOKS.

M u
natomi ~ Remembrancer.
Bsdfords Obstetrics.
x Bmti On us LIVER.
Bnid on the Stomach.
Bsreisy's Medical Diagnosis.
Bird on Urinary Dspo<its
Bennets rrac.ics Of Medicine.
Dusnfed ~ ycberssi.
Beck On InfAnt Therapeutics.
Churchisfs tsb.t+trice.
Churchill on Childrrn.s
Churchill on Women.
Caryenterss Ela Of PhysioloGy.
Cond.r en- Children
r1eyeland's Pocket Lexicon.
GnHBtlin on Disl,<aes.
naifonss Physioiogy.
Dfuift's Surgery.
Dnng ison'x Dictionary.
Dasrin's Dtsertsr.
EE<chsens Surgery.
IL Eownc'E Chrnilstry.
Grsy's Auatony
firth fofHSlary.
Hepdland's Achcu o. Medicine.
{ Hsmfsfon on tn<esares.
HoLlynss Medical LaxicSn.
LAwrrrcr thA Eve 9~
Iehman's Chemical PhysoloGy.
INFLOW Manual. ~
Jones' 0pthninic MEDICINE.
Mllier'~ practices and principls ofSurgsry.
Metz ~. esrics
Mzckinzie on the Eye
Mil I sn.th Comprnd.
Psrsssh's prscticsi Pharmacy.
Ramslsothsns Obstetrics.
earrsps's Minor s~,e~ry
Tstl - Urinary tniscase-
1ilt on Urinary Thesapenties.
Is Trclfeeit m the Esr.
Uhisd STAIRS phAruacopea. N
Mttse9 Pynrtirs.
NIll1S rslselrass n Nsdjc4.s
M!lssA =. - Sfia. a ......ss4,s. Il
u EytAsi1 RecAst Dos Dosk z : b
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
Musical.

The new Opera, 4" "Crispino la Comare," by
the Brothers Riee produced at the Academy Of Music
last night, proved a great and decided success. The
music fascinated all by lis plcnitude OF melody, by its
airy hearty gayey and by its broad and genuine hu
OF the singing taking throughout, it was more
perfectly excellent than in any opera we have heard
this season, and we can hardly imagine opera more
admirably acted in oyery particular, both by pTin
eipals and chorus.
To Miss Kellogg who has created the character oi
Annette we eoncede our admiration and respect She
saug the music exquisely and acted the character 10
the life.
Royere and Ben in an respects were unimproyable.
exceeding all expectations ofthe extent and breadth
Of their vein and humor To 0larra ITfre and Nlmc.
lcher is also due cordial appreciation for their
eelent rendering Of and tho spirit they threw into.
Their parts. In point Of fact, We never saw entire
opera so cordially rendered. The public felt tae mag
hesn Of the artists and laughed and admired and ad.
mlfed laughed and applduded TO the end.
10 The conductor. Mr.. Torrisn. wo accord unquali.
ued praise Quiet and unassumng, he welded his ba.
'On 70 good effect, producing performance % an
sluai'y ol excellence not often yOuchsefcd TO U.s. Mr.
sEe'@ek as the supervisor OF the Whole, must feel
rewarded by the hearty concurrence Of HIS artists
'neir brilliant success with the public "CIispino
IA 'onare will be repeated this evening
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
List Of Union MeetIns, i'm New.york.
Hc4ne,dov. Oct. rs

HCdHfsd0n. Ucf %.
JAxgsTows-Hon. THOMAS C. ALvORD..
WAvERLY--Ion. y. +. BRUCE.
BAryIA-Hou. BUTLER o. NOBLE.
AUBURY-Ooy A. w RANDALL.
NEwBuR0H-Gen. 8. y. CAREY
PoRr BYROy-Hon. c. c. WOODMAN.
WArRRrowN-PATRICK C0RBETT.
NoRwICn-Hon. GEORGE II: ANDREWS.
IHuysdny Ocf. l6.
FLLrcorryrLLE-Hon. THOMAS O. ALYORn.
BNGHAhT0S-Iior. b. F. BRUCE.
SYRACUSE {9oy. A a,NTi w RaSpAhhb IA y Mar
ALBAsY-Geu S. r. CAREY.
SANDY HII,-Gcn JOHN II. MARTINDAIE,
MEDIsA-lion. G. G. WOODMAN.
ADAMs-PATRICK CORBErT.
Friday Oct q.
CAsAyDnGUA-Goy. A. w RANDALL.
HoxER-Hon. B. +. BRUCE.
0.LEAS-aOn; THOMAS @. ALyoRD.
NhsULLz-Hon. q. A. GROW
LocKPoRr-Hon. C. G. WO0DMAk
sALEs-Gsn JOHN H. MhRTINDALE.
BooSEvfLLx-PATRICK CORBETT.
NORM BGr, Oneida Co.--GEoRGEL. L. MAYNARD, esq
RocngsrEn- Hon. HENRY r. sELpEN
HERKnxH-Hon. BUTLER G. NOBLE.
Saturdav Oct 28.
KISosToywHO9 BUrLEk 9; NOBLE.
WyLLsvILLg-Hon. @. A. GROW.
CLAyERAcK-Hon. w. X. PECK.
SCHENECTADY psTRGk PAT RHhS coaskTT m sAEEispALE
TABFRe-GEORGE L. MAYNARD. esq
Monday, Oct. 80
NRwARx-Hon. THOMAS q. ALyoRD.
WATERTows-Hon BUTLER q. NOBLE.
KnsARA FALLs--Hon c. C. WOODMAN.
PoPr JKYpERsos-HOn. CHAUNCEY NJ DEPEw.
CAsAAs Four CoRSERs-Hon w. X PECK.
CoRSIsG-Hon. q. A. GROW.
SARATOGA SPRrsGs-Gen :. =. CAREY.
RHiSrBrcx-Hon. HENRY WILSON.
BALpswIssvnLE-Iion b. +. BRUCE.
WAfRRyILLE-0EORGE l.. MAYNARD esq.
Tuesday Oct a.
CASFos-Hon BUTLER O. NOBLE.
ALBIoS-H0n G. &. WOODMAN
MogRIsAsil-Hon CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW.
GLEgs FALs--Hon. w. X. PECK.
HrDsoN-(en =. r. CAREY.
GESEsRO-Con. JOHN III. MARTINDALE.
IIoS-GEORGE L. MAYNARD.e.q.
UedaesdGV A0v. J..
OsDYysBuRGR-Ifon. BUTLER q. NOBLE
. IUen. JUDS0S Il. kILPATRICI, (sysniBgl
hLSAf- {GeD. JOHN l.. SWIFT
CoRrIAND-HoB. HENRY WILSON
AuBURs-Gen 5. y. CAREY. -
(Gen. J. L. FITZPATRICK, (aftcEno0H.)
PoUaHEEEPsiy-{G Gen. u. y. BRUCE,
Hon CHAUNcEY NJ DEPEW.
GEsEvA-Hon. C. G. WOODWARD
LixA-(jen. JOHN III. MARTINDALE.
CAEgSOyIA-PATRICK CORBETT. esq,
Thnrsday Noe. 2.
Innovation. BUTLER q. NOBLE.
OswgGo-Cien. s. Y. CAREY.
STANDARDIZATION. G. G. WOODMAN
LocKPoRT-Geu JOHN II. MARTINDALE.
Frtday. Nor l.
PIArTsBuRGH-TIon. BUTLER @. NOBLE.
JOnssrowN-Iion. HENRY WILSON
Saturday. Nor. 4
TRoY-Uon BUTLER q. NOBLE.
ITHAcA-Gen. :. v. CAREY.
FosDA-Hon HENRY WILSON.
EL~IaA-FATRICK CORBETT, esq.
CAsASDsIerA-Gen. JOHN IL. MARfiNDALE.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
Italian Opera in the West.

Inc arrangements concluded by Mr.. J.Grau ia
S''' on the 2th ofSeptemteT for the opera season in
'e great cities Of the West have not vet been an.
"V'nceu IN fun, and there have been efforts made Ia
"'iepfessntthe managers intentions, ridiculous sug
s''uons hsvng been made that Mr. Grau may tsrTy Ia
where there is no house available for opera.
eiioimances, and where Mr.. Graz would not re.
n, even II he could do with considerable profit.
"u'a Is That the new opera season in the West
C,l W commenced at Mr.. Crosby's Opera House in
4.''so on the 9th OF November. The nu,ncrous
eaoi US and eostumors nearly all Of them engaged
a, $s and Italy were 10 have arrived by the Scotia
o. "eex' but passages conld not be engaged for
~s % ga that vessel. end they viii arrive by
c'. '''V OF NewYork. and Immediately proceed 10
os.- Some of the company arc already in the
- ar Srau has no disposition 10 bring forward his
-, 80" ~ ibis metropolis I'LL they bave concluded the
RAJ seasons in Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis and
taste then it is possible that they may give
dee.1 ueir qnality in the Atlantic cities The mel.
ne impEessario OF tho West is TO establish
spd opeia seasons in Chi"-ss CiEeinnat ST. Lonis
neil the entire musical term embracing a
diajc,. eioht months Hitherto there has been SOM
eit;s. - procuring suitable lJ;lc temples in thcse
'''case now has an elegant one, ana the
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
Amusements shi. Evening.

ACADEMY or MCsIC-Como OP.RA-CsIspIso y la
CoaAHE. f4I
vALlAcK's THEATER-srmL Waters Rus DEFr-Ici
on PARLE FRaScns.
NIBLO'S GkRDEN-RAvyLs-N:cOD N:cODEhus-ITALiAsB BRIG
Asps-WuiTEs AND TsK BRowSs-rHREE tLrIsG IRA
PRzK
OLYMPIC THEATER-THE STREETS OF NEvYoRK
WINTER GARDEN-0uR AMERICAN CoUsis.
BROADWAY THEATER-"sAx"
BARNUMs MUsECM-Afernoon and Evening: MAsgPPA.
on the WILD HoRss or TARrAKY-lKIsH SONGS AND
SToRIEs-W. b. HARRISON EKTExPoEAsEous sIssKR.
POx,s OLD BOwERY THEATER-LiFx ron LUK-
RAoUL MAaic SfAE.
DODWORTU HALL-BLIsp Bor Tox.
TIE IIIPPOTHEATHON-Nxw-YoR CiRcUs-rAsTo-
nIxE or THs PouB Lovers
BRYANTvs MINsTRELS-LEs MIsERABLEs-OUn Arr
CAN PoLxA-ScAREp CosTRABASp-RxcKoS Tss IN
LUcn-o.Ay In HoRS-wEARIyG or Tua GREEN
STREETS OF NEwYoEK 49,
WOODS MINSTnELS-TsB MANAGERs THfunPH on THE
BLACK MAuKR's DEFEAT, in Six Scenes
FINE ART 0ALLERY-EIMsTrioS-f RsPyBLeAs
CouRri On, LADY WAsaIs6ross RscKPrfos DAY
7TEnHose oPTIcoN-C o, GaND AID CRosbr'
PROGRESSIVE SOcIhsLR-E~airr HALL No. So WEST
3lDsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
HosTRrTRR's CELEDRiTED STOMACH BITTERS,
READ L. ID. 4. NJ souTHwoRrHs LETTER.
PRosPEcr CorrAsK, GEoReErovN, D. c.,
April T. 1863 )


Messr,. HosTErTKR l. SIXTH
GzSTtKsEs-t gives pleasure to add my testimonial to
those Of others in favor Of your excellent preparation Sew
er yes Of residence the banks of Southern liver aud
Of close application to literary work, lad thoroughly
haued my system and undermined my health that
had become martyr to dyspepsia aud nervous hsadashe re-
curing at short intervals and deng all known remedies in
the Maters Medes had to the conclusion that moth
ing but total change Of residence and pursuit. would restore
my health when friend recommended HosrsTTgDs Bir-
rKRs procured bottle experiment. repaired but
bottle to convince that had found at last the night
combination Of remedies The relief It afforded has been
complete Hi,now years since first tried HosrEr'
TEAS BrTERs and ia but just say that have found the
preparation all that II claims to be. 1t Is Standard Family
Cordial with US, and suusnt like better than
anything else; but in oil nervous bilious and dys-
epte cases. from fever down toobacho. f what have
said win Lead any dyspepc nervous invalid to sure
remedy shall have done some good remain gentlemen,
respectfully your, Z. d. E n. SoUrHwoRrH.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
Grace's Celebrsted Salye

GRACE'S CELEBRATED SAENE
CURES WOUNDS, BRUISES, SPRAINs
GRACE,S CELEBRATED SALVE
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CURES CoRNs FELONs. PILES.
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CURES FROZEN LIMBS AND CHiLBLAlNs.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
CURES CIIAPPED HANDS AND BLIsrERs.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALNE
HEALS OLD SORES, FLESH WOUNDS.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
is promp, action pain s once and reduces ne
most angry looking dwellings and inlammations, ss py
msgc--thus sforiins relief aud complete cure.
Ooa,y IS CENTS BOX
(Sent by mali for 3j centsl
For sale by J. =. DlNSNORE, No 10 Dsyst, Newfcrk
SETH ". FOWLE SON, PToprietors, Boston and oy all
Drugrist., CIoceI,, and aI all couniry stores.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
(Advertisementsl

REAL ESTATE.-Attention is called to sale
of 262 lots Of ground TO be sold this day, October %
in Hudson CITY. n j., at 2 p. M, by ALDRiDGE a.
SCOTT which claims the particular attention OF real
estate buyers from its near vicinity to the business OF
locality so near beng distant but 1t miles from the
Hudson River and elevated than 100 feet above
the same The location is perfectly healthy one, ana
can be reached by the HOboken, Hudson ana WesI
Hobokcn cars which leave the Hoboken ferries every
Is minutes These lots are Montgomery, Clerk,
Manners Franklin and Sumuit-aycs.. Lincoln and
COlden.sts. and Union.p place.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
IA Book For Tho pssris.
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
IF YOU WANT to KNOW WHAT PEOPLE THINK
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
Rad THE FOLLOWING ExTRaCTS or LETTERS
FROM ALL PARTS OF TaE COUNTRY:

Mnts Of Nec York County Of Nrs- YORK. tcH; Edwsrd
bFoote OF the City OF Newfcsk, in the County aforesaid
oehg DULY wo says; That the OF letters which hs
here,to append eommendiiory OF his work entitled Med
cal Common sense are genuine quotations from letfcfs
ceiyed by mail iron the counties named tscs
extract whch letters e ia his office aud further,
that the said Testimonials wTiStA without his e de-
ponentsD invitation scci'atonl aud that they bat
sample those daily received hy,hm g tho
cosntry. and om people Of all classes embracing physicians.
cergymen lawyers artists &c, well those tie hum,
blest positions IN life; and fdithe s.ys not.
= .-.-.... EDWARD B. FOoTE.
Sworn 70 before me, this 2Oth day Of October 1866.
CHAs WRIGHT hlRBY, Notary Public.
N. \. Ctr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
Special Notices.
The Xvssdlawn Cemetery,

The Wosdlnwn Cemetery,
FOR TIE CITY OB NEW.Y0Rk AND VICINITY
This Cemetery contains three hundred acres II is sit
used on the line Of the Harlem Railroad at woodswn Sta
on x mile, above Hafsn Bridge and reached BY csered
car. by regular trains In thryve minutes from Twenty
.iIth. It only two miles from Kingsbridse, four miles
from McCombs Dam Bridge. and four miles from Yonkers IL
70 hus rendered easily accessible by carriages and BY rail cars
Tie grounds ready for nterents Full psrisuar. may
be obtsed the Office Of tho Cemetery No 50 Eat Twenty
siIths, topposits the Hsom railroad ofceJ OF Al the
Lodges on the grounds.
TnusTBEG:
WILLIAM A. BOOTH. Presidsns
ABSALOM PETERS, Vice. .Prs,htent
LUCIUS HOPKINS Treasurer
JAMES d. SMITH. Secretary.
c.Isb g. knsyala Hugh N. Cass Horace p Ciafh
Dzvid noadIsy Der,. W. ronuey, Ch.ria. Gary,
Augu,u. seheu, samuslL, Parsons,
Z wnIIAu CLINT, Controller.
Office No. Sc East Twen' y.s1thst
Gold lne! Coid-ine!
For colds consh. 'and inHuenza This prparailo
agreeable TO ths ,sbs and ef ctusl cure RUSP roNl
Family Drus Gsy, No. 10 A,or House, eogner BUe ,y.,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
NAB RIR ID.

BARTOw-sCOFIELD--ln Genhsrn. n. Y, Tuesday.
Oct. a. by the Rev Edwin Holmes Chsrrs T.. BaTow to
Jennie s., daughter ofCspt John 8 Scohcid
FICKHRY-wEscoTT-fn Gleaham N. Y, on Tuesday.
Oct, a. BY the Rev. Edwin Holmcs AbrAm fckery Of
Roches'cr 20 Mary L., daughter Of Charles Weseo esq.
NARTIN-MARTiS-O Tuesday Oct. "a at Trinity
Chape n. y. by the Rev Mofgrn Dir ID. D.. John NJ.
Maru Ienriss daughter OF Milford Martin esq, oil Of
this city,
sTERHBEhG-RUssELL-M cooper.town. N. ", on
ThHr.day Oct 10 by the Rev q. N. McHarg. assisted by
Dr. sternherr Dr. Geo SternberE u s. Army,
10 ~ Louise only daughter Of Robt Russell esq, Of the
former place.
WEEKs-vkSTAssEL-OnW "Wednesday, Oct. l9 at the
residrnec Of the brides paents Mt kico, Woschester
County ~ e. BY the Hon Judge RobeTtson Mr.. Ssnford
H. wetS. to Mia. Dorinda T.. Vun,sssel, daughter Of
Wright Nsntassel esq.
wARDwELL-DEMlLI-on Tuesdsy Oct - -.
Mar. Chufch Brookyn by the Rev samuel NJ. Haskns,
Charlie, W. Wudwell 90 Julia Aida, second daughter Of
Richard II. Deulln. ssq.. all OF Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
DIE ID.

BARRErT-In the city Of London. Tuesday, Oct, }, COL
Nathan Barrett Of Staten Island
The fane mi services will be held on Wednesday, 18th inst
u2i O'Clock .. ~, in Trinity Chapel fsesryyiue ssten
Iland The relative. and friends of tbs family are respect
fully invited TO attend without further notice -
The .-subosi Pomona will leave Pier NO ~ Nosth Vsf "
R:50p.m.
cAMPBELL-on Monday, Oct 20 Jane. wife Of James
The friend. oftbe family are respectfully invited TO stend tho
neT S isSl9s s q; s ss'0'' ' "''
The will be taken Rockaud County for ntermen
DiKEMAN-n this city on M9p6sy. Oct. ~ Jse'eph b;
The funeral services win Be held on Wednesday 18th n'' a.
O'Clock p m in the Wsshing,on'sqnare NJ r. Church
Fourth SiIhayc The relatives and friend, Of the
smlly and the msmben Of the Church sni conge{a9on
with which he associated, repeatedly dnyited TO
attend without further invitation The friends viii leave
hi. late residence No 81 Pouys, for the Church. at 2i
III. remain. will be taken to Greenwood for ntcrneut.
HoopER-on Monday Oct %, Mrs. Joanna 7. Hooper,
The relative. and friends are invited attend her funeral
t0m The Second st. NJ L. Church, on Wednesday, 18Th
Inst, at ! O'Clock
MoIEs-In sedgwici Hospital at NswOreans. on Friday,
cSed Sssdi II Tfoop.. .ssi b y"sfi |" 's''' -"
Lieut. boc, wa, .cn Of John Moies Of this city and or'
lie lsn this city with the 7,S April * 1851 and .nes thai
time has been in the service OF his country Lieut. Moes has
len large circle VI friends TO mourn his loss and to whom he
was strongly attached.
III. remsins viii be forwarded to his parents in this city
NEALRon Tuesday morning. Oct a. George T. NeaIe, in
The relatives and elis Of the family respectfully in
vsd to attend bis funeral Friday tue l! inst, at
O'Clock, from his late residence in Paches, near New
York ave, Brooklyn.
PLATrOn Tuesday morning Oct, %, Ebenerer Ph, ascd
l. II years.
Funera Friday. Oct. 27 o, the Rutgers Presbyterian
Church, OF Madison and Twenty ninIh, q, 10
a.
sTARR-M YOnker, Monday Oct %, Phebc E.. wife Of
VIM. Y. Starr
Funeral nom the residence ofN W. STAIR Wednesday a
ternOon a. O'Clock
WOOD-In Brooklyn, on Monday, Oct. 21, Emene young
months and % dayA
The relatives aud friends OF the family are invited attend the
funeral Al the residencc Of her nareus Gates third
house East OF Cssson-ave.. Wednesday sltemoon At
o'clock.
WlNTHROP-fn this city on Saturday Oct. 81, the Row
Edward Winthrop Rector of 81 Johns Church, Igbsate
Vermont IN the 5lth year of his sps.
III. remains were inferred et New Ilsvep Conn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

Shut out the cold, dust and water from your
doors and windows. TIE INVISIBLE METALLIC RUBBER
WEATHER STRrr-WHITKEI's patent, May q. ls62i the
cheapest and most efectual Strip in market HIBBEL
HuIs Sole Proprietors. HGdson, n. \. Central Depot,
"a Bleecker-st, near Broadway SHkPARD Co., Agts.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

Tue KIYG.sr. REFORMED DuTcH CHURCH
SoID.-The Kingst. Reformed Dutch Church has been
sold and the congregation are TO find new location
This Church was not in fellowship with the Reformed
Dutch denomination not regarding the denomination
as sufficiently sound On pure in doctrine.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

Fun FOR The FENIANS.-This is just what
the patriotic boys desire and request them to read
the advertisement Of the PHUNNY PHELLov In another
cOlumn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

FIaB IN EAST SEvEETEBNTH-ST.-Ab -
o'clock Yesterday fire broke in the residence or
George Folsom. No. l63 East Seventeenthst: Tho
fire originated from defective fue. and did damage
to TIE amount Of $780, Insured for sl,2OO In the lie
public Insurance Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

Clothes Wringers of all kinds repaired by
Bailey Washing and wringing Machine Co, 461t Bwy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
SOMETHING NEW.

Bows and Chdren's GARIDALDI CCIAwAK and ZoU
AVE SUIs by the Thousands at Reasonable Prices.
T. V. BRoKAw, No. 62 Lafayette place.
No. "a Fourth.aye.. opposite Cooper Union
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

.JEFFERS, No. 573 Broadway, Great Ameri-
lean De Dot for Ladies' Misses and Childrens fine French
SHOES at popular prices Jofers. No. 5l3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

Mcssrs. FOWLER AND WELLS, PhrenologistS
give written charts Of character daily at NO. 3s
Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
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THE EGYPrIls LoItg:

The EGYprns Lorrs: ''
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Cleopatra and the ase, of the day using the per
fnme Pnce, osE DOLLAR bottle. Msnufscturedby
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To be had Of Helmbod, No. Ssi Broadwayi lIegemsn
Co.. Nos 2o9, 3 51I and 75s Broadway, and Fourthave
cor seventeenthst; CasweI Mack Co, Fifth Avenue
Hotel; j. c. Rushon cor. Broadway and Twenty dllhs,
and all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
+. A. LovIJor Agent, No. 80 Fultor't, N Y
This is the season of the year when children
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MRs WNsLov's SOOTHING sYRrP i. neyerfllins remedy
II not only relieve, the child from pain but invsoraes the
stomach and bowels eoscis seidty and gives tone and en-
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ins ia the bowels and wnd collie Mothers don't f 10 TrO
cureit.
BEAUTIFUL LrPB-LIKR PICTURES.
Carte. Nixnette e3 Per dozen; Duplicates 81 AL mega
irss registered r. A. LEws 40. so chn,hsm-',, n =
Doors AND SHOES, at reduced prices, a
JosEs KrSvARD's, Nos 10 and - Ann-st. New York
The FLORENCE sgwNG-MAoHsB, with Re.
,eisbe Feed and Uniform TensionmAkns four different
siitehs, No. SOS Broadway.
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elas-
Stitch and Loct 81 tch SgvSG MAcHsEs No. - Broad
way hsw-fofk, and No. 255 FoI,on-'i., Brooklyn
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Hows Jr., President. No 62e broadway Agents wsnsd
WHEELER Il WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine No. e2S Brosdway.
A SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX GIBns, No. SOS BToadwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

READ CONTESTS TABLE OF MEDICAL COMMON
SENSE ON INSIDE OF To.DAY's PAPER.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

The LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE II
New York has REMovEpt TO No 329 Canalst. l.. DAsTEI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

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