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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23


der Of Odd Fellows, Of the State Of Iowa,
WAS in session at Mt. Pleasant on Wednesday
and Thursday of last week. All the delegates
were present, and the returns show that the
Order is in q highly prosperous condition.
The following are the officers Of the Grand
Lodge for the ensuing year:
Most Worthy Grand Mastsr-Be Benjamin
Rupert, Debuque.
K. W. Dept. Grand Master-E. H. Wicker
sham, Keokuk.
r. W. Grand warden-Will P. Sharp,
0ttumwa.
R. W. Grand Secretary-Wm. Garrett,
Burlington.
R. W. Grand Treasurer-John B. Glenn,
Bloomfield.
R. ". Grand Reps, to Grand Lodge Of U.
S.-Erie ]. Lecch, of Keokuk. W. s. Burton
Of Mt Pleasant.
W. Grand Chaplain-T. D. Evans, Fair
field
w. G. Marshal-O. McCraney, McGregor.
W. G. Conductors. R. Edgington, Ell.
| dora.
W. G. Guardisn-John Leegstt, Eddyvills,
| w. G. Messenger-C. D. Scott, Lyons
The following are the officers of the Grand
Encampment:
NJ. W. Grand Patriarch-T. D. Evans,
Fairfield.
NJ Z. G. II. Pries,-John Gundaker, Dav
export.
R. W. G. s. Warden-John Leggett, Ed
dyville.
R. W. G. Scribe-Wm. Garrett. Burlington
R. w. G. Treasurer-John B. Glenp,
Bloomfield
g. Junior warden-F. C. Pitcher, Mt
Pleasant.
Grand Sen,inel-C. B. Hendershott, Of
tnmwa-
NOWADAYS, it will generally be found
that the man who knows how to keep ho
tel" has always on hand q supply of the
Eclectic Cleanser. By the use Of this in>
valuable article. the extensive drudgery Of
large hotel is reduced to comparatively
small matter.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
Il
No we'll regulated household should be
without the Eclectic Cleanser as it is in.
valuable for its cleansing properties-making
the usual household drudgery nothing but
sport.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
EVERY lady should keep a bottle Of the
Eclectic Cleanser" always in the house. A
single trial will convince the most obstinate
| unbelievers that there is no humbus about it.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
Use "Chiltons Eclectic Cleanser" 1t 10
the greatest labor-saver ever invented-not
even excepting the sewing machine. 1t is
an inveterate foe to grease and dirt, which
makes it a friend to every woman.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
ALL that's bright must fade,'' but ii is
astonishing with what rapidity grease and
dirt retreats before the advances of their mu>
tual foe, the Eclectic Cleanser. They are
as complete obliserated as If they had never
! been.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
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SALT Rheum and all diseases of the blood
can be cured. Many thousands have been
cured by the use of hoback's Blood Purifier
and Sugar Coated Blood Pills. Thousands of
letters bearing witness TO this fac, are in the
hands Of DR.. Roback. The Purifier is the
best Alternative known to science, combining
as it does, the syrups oil Stillingia with the
Iodine of Potassium, which every physician Of
education knows to be the surest remedies.
The Pills, in CONJUNCTION with the Purifier,
never fail to restore the system to health and
strength. oct. 22-d CIV.
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BARaArs.-A store room and stock OF
.ood, in GOOD location, for sale st bsvgos",
-. =, this Office. (Oct. l8)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

No we'll regulated household should be
without the Eclectic Cleanser as it is in.
valuable for its cleansing properties making
the usual household drudgery nothing but
sport.
Sold by all druggists and grocers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

Use "Chiton's Eclectic Cleanser" 1t 10
the greatest labor-saver ever inyented-not
even excepting the sewing machine. 1t is
an inveterate foe to grease and dirt, which
makes it a friend to every woman.
Sold by all druggists and Rrocera.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

Hoos1ra Jeans and Flannels. Phillips q
Kerr. sole Agents, IS Main street.
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Tax BUTCHERS AND THE BEEF EArERs-
We publish an article on behalf Of the butch>
ers and in justification Of present prices of
butchers meats, from the pen Of Frank
Weess.
1t seems there are two sides to the ques,
ton, and there may be some considerations
besides which belong to neither side.
The showing that Frank Weess makes does
not indicate that the Butchers are getting rich
very fast, even At present prices. And making
ment, it is still clear that the business, az
conducted in our city, does not yield very
exorbitant profits, or very large income to
the Butchers.
Is there no remedy Yes, there is; but
then we don't believe the remedy will be ap-
piled.
The Butchers in Hamilton sell Beef for
four or FIVE cents less on the pound than the
butchers in Keokuk. We presume they can
AFFORD to do it for the reason that it DON cost
them 80 much to live, and there are not SO
many otthem to live on the profits Of the bu-
siness.
There are some twenty-five butchers, moro
or less, in Keokuk, and they kill about TWEEN
V-hye beeves week. On the profits of this
pe"s business the twenty five families and
otner dependents Of these Twenty-Five
butchers must live, and in consequence the
profits must be high in order that they may
live.
Now, the remedy is for four>ffths Of the
butchers to retire from that business, and
leave the business and the profits for the re-
naming fifth.
Then if twenty-five butchers can live on
present profits, the profits may be reduced
foar.ffths and still furnish living for Eve
brtchsrs,
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FOR SALE.

on ACRES Of Land, fnostiy in timber on the mid
CUdle road leading from keokak to san6usky, about
8 mixes ffoa the city and may BE- known the Rich
n dson trsct Title good. Pm 80 per inquire
Of H. B. rky-RiCk Co
argitA
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ALL that's bright must fade but il is
astonishing with what rapidty grease and
dirt retreats before the advances of their mu>
tual foe, the Eclectic Cleanser. They are
as complete obliserated as if they had never
been.
Sold BY all druggists and grocers.
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New ERIK Market.
BY Telegraph Nsv YoAs, Oct n
Cotto More toiug; 81 tl Fir d abiding upiasAs
Tlour-pull; bayers refusing to opsr,ss at the ID
vance 70 go 90 for Kx<. sssss asd SO ooO1s -
Tor Kx II Q. sl2 sszH 90 fr trade brands.
Whbhy-Qusst and STEADY, In bond - toOa Il.
whsat-Recelpts SssI3 b.sAsls loss better. h.
psovsnsnf chiefly Winter. sAlss At 81 4oe3 - ~
as~ Chicago and Milwaukee sprins: - as sss .drsa
Milvaak.e
Rye-hrn~; sev Western u 1891 %.
Barley Active and 3oSe higher nIss 90 bvsAsas.
u 2o01 - for choice 81 s4l " sor cssaA. wss.,.
BARLEY Malt quiet and arn: 81 4oDi -
Corn-Rseeipts loe ia bushels freeu.ar ssd uns.s
tied; ssiss 100 bash 81 a5ol eo r isf-rlo,; es,<
81 oe1f mixed westssn In store, 81 bal &c Do aaosa
d 90 Western vs'io~ In s'or..
ost-R.eepss . Oe3 bushsl,. opened iirm and quiet;
sale, 20 900 bus ooaes for old and psv Chicago aaa
Niivsukss
Codse-ysry Arm: nothing doing
sosar-Noderass demand Caba la3x|oIlI. Molasss
steady aud quiet
P-troi.an-sse.d.i 71&2sl5 for crude and 57sse fos
refined in bond
Park-lrmsr and i~-s active; SO ss0s4 10 Tor ssv
ciesss At s3l % cash s5l 2sHsi 70 for OLD o.
end ~ sAoas rs for prime. also sseo bbls seller
option. for October and November q s3s IS.
Bsef-Quiet
Beef Ham.-Qust Q % a.
Cut Msass-Duit lteissS for Shoulders 1foiss ~
AAns
Lard-ou,et and steady; is2i7
Buftsr-Quiet.
Chssss-staady: i00EL.
Nsw YORK Money Market.
~ Telegraph Nsv YoaE. oes. =
Money Is easy and steady at As per cent ssr ell
loans
etsrssng Is Armer asd quiet - ioekoloek.
aold Is lower; opeoing At 1854 and closing ~ tts-
0ovsssment stocks are q shade sssier
0tosk 4aKkst.
~ fsssgrsphl NEv Yoax. 0st n
esocks strong; NV 1924; d ~ do pa 7s]k;
nwSx Hudson 10; Rrie ss5<s o 1si1E o =
u loss: % coupons ~ 10Y: 1910 eospons To- 80
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For .les.a. and choice Dress 0ooas Of al
-. - ~ Phillips & Kerr, s. Main street.
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ARRIVAL ExrRAoRpISARY.-The Steam
Fire Engine of the Young America Fire
Company arrived Yesterday, and was joyously
welcomed by the Company and the public
and duly conducted to the Engine House.
We have not had time to inspect the ma
chine, and will reserve our description till
We have an opportunity to witness its per.
formance.
In the meantime We clip the following no
tice from the Quincy Republican
STEAM FIRE ENGINE FoR KEoKrx-Ons
of the finest steam FIRE engines We ever saw
arrived over the c. B. i Q. r. R. yesterday
for shipment by river to keokuk. 1t is the
celebrated kind turned out by the AmoskeAg
manufacturing Company, Of Manchester, N.
H., bearing the manufacturer number OF
1873. 1t is named Young America No. l..
We congratulate our neighbors of keokuk
upon securing such valuable addition to the
efficiency of their fire department.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

Collscrlos or BousrT.-Ses ven sa.kea'
.a aaglS-sm
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HrOR 6ALk-fhs very desirable briSk residence an
Il grounds now on ned and occupied by Al wilkin
ESQ, situated the, Of 18th High
House has on 10 rooms with all the modern improve
nents-laxRs frame barn-three very desirab. lots at
tscbed covered with fruit and ornamental Prize
y, 500 Title good sale For further particulars
esquire Of h. b. TEN-RYCK
March 81. 1861
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For Sale.

a BRICK dwelling house, containing six
n roona cissern. full lot located Lot O. Block
III in NAsons Lower addition keok uk The Gem
etsry. Title good ssl- Price $svo cash. which
would not huy the lriek IN the House
jy13d TEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

NOWADAYS, it will generally be found
that the man who knows how to keep ho-
tel" has always on hand supply of the
Eclectic Cleanser" By the use ofthis in>
valuable article. the extensive drudgery Of a
large hotel is reduced to q comparatively
small matter.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

LNCR sALk Three v.ry desirable Lots, On which are
located two story brick dweiins house containing
Of roo1s-a large b. ick wash house wood house
together With large brick stable, large cist.rns
and Lois well covered with choice lot Of fruit 9th
er trees This property situated the Of Al
and Morgan stssess to business Price &oe
half cash balance IN and yesrs At per cent in
trest Title good. inquire Of
aprA HB. TEN-KYcE
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EHOk sALR--rsn Acrss Of land, represented in the
n City Plat ~ letter l., in the A tract, Keokuk
an authorised TO sell this property very great bar
gain, applied for soeR. Title good ssla. In
suire Of b. B TKN-BYCK.
Apr1-d Real Estste Aren't
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vNoR eALk-LotsT and 9, in Block A. on the corvtr
Il fFifth and Morgan Streets. These Lots Il
nost dssrabss vacant ots In that neghborhood Price
tlto0-one third down and balance in aud y ears
Per cent. interest Title good or no sale.
Enquire Of tapr74i II. rkA-EYCK.
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ur(F eA1r-The rest half Of lot 10. Bock H. 1
II kfboes pes Addition, Bank. between 18th and
lsth streets. with good Frame Dwelling, large Barn
tnteaded for six horses, lot we'll fenced and coed
AeiEhbcrhood lite good Price Eoo-$4o0 cash, bal
anee IN one year With per cent intsrest.
mcguire Of lmaylSl H.. rRN-ETCE
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OF 4, in Block 76, on when is Brick
- Dwelling House with reoms and stots Lssen i
also Frame Dwell nc With rooms. With good vtli Of
vstsr, and bot veil fenced situated psJean he
tween 9Th and sth streets This property will be sold
At great bargain II applied for soon 1ifie socd.
Require 81 II. B. TKN-KYck 4 CO.
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Utesk Market.
- fsssgrsph NV Yoax. 0st n
ssocts strong NV 1924; d r ~ do pfd 7s]k;
HwsA Hudson 10; Rrie So TO lsi,I Q =
~ 1885, % coupons ~ HOY: teso cospons To- 10
lsssS 1.sp "a ,os1< : sla: StJeAs.
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EOR SALE-30 acres of fine grape ard
II other fruit land; 10 acres high state Of cult
walton; 10 under fence with 200 fruit trees Of
kinds, now bearing Price SIS per sore. A.s
70 acves adjoining the above land and = sane
character. with no improvements but he all
By placing fence the road small expense Price
so and 80 per This land situated near the res
idencSof DR. Hcha sAout two miles from eecond street
Ksokuk. For particular enquire Of
mch2A II. B. TEN-EYCK
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DIE ID.

YOUNG. On Thursday, the I'D instant, at Lower
Gtesboro'. Washington county, ID. c., Of pneuma-
MIA, ARTHUR DOMINIC, aged eight months and
sixteen days, infant son Of Fenwick and Nora q.
The funeral will take place at St. Dominic .
Church, Island, on Saturday, the z4th inst. at 10
O'Clock o. m.
CURTIS. On the nd inst, Mrs. MARY CUR
IT'S, in the Goth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends are requested to attend
her funeral to morrow Saturday morning, ct Io1l
O'Clock from her lsts residence 9Th street, between
J. and n.
PEPPER. Friday morning, sd inst, at quar-.
ter past O'Clock, JENNIE PEPPER, second
daughter Of Matthew and Mary Pepper, aged
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her parents No. $50 AZ street, Island. at O'Clock
D. m Saturday, 2th inst. The friends Of the family
are res peetfvlly invited TO attend.
hcLAIG. This morning, from injuries received
On the afternoon Of the list instant, kICHARD
THOMAS. aged nine years, second son Of b. T aud
Eliza 3. MeLain. of this city.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from the residence Of his pa
rents, No. IS north street, Capitol Hill, on to-
norrov saturday. afternoon Of O'Clock.
GODFREY. On the sd instant, after q short
nna painful illness. Mrs. ULIA ANN GODFREY,
Sr1so,ed wife Of francis A. Godfrey, aged 81 years
Dearest mother, thou hast left us,
Wethy loss most dee ply feel;
But It's God that hast bsrsft us,
m DE Can all our ws heal
ner relatives snd friends respectfully invited
~ attend her funeral, at her late Ieridence on
so'eloek.
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ROBBERY or y STEAMEOAT.-On Sunday
night, trunk on the steamer KeyPort, belong
ing 70 Mr.. Francis Il. LOOMS, of Mass. was
broken open, and n large quantity of clothes
and yalUables belonging to his wife and daugh-
ter were carried OF. Complaint was made at
the Seventh Ward station by Mr. George Mat
tinCly, superntsnc ent of the line, together with
his suspicious that Henry Hall, deck hand,
who had been discharged some DAYS pre-
viOUsIv, was concerned in the robbery. Ser
geant GessfOrd, with on GERS Barker and Ash
ton took The case in hand, and arrested Henry
Hall and Julia Jackson, in whose possession
quite a quantity of the stolen goods!were found:
and they were committed to Jail by Justice
Handy. They also arrested Warren Da-
Wis. James EYans and his wife, Lavinia, who
were IN possession Cf some of the goods. and
they were also committed. On the arrival of
the keypOrt from her next trip. they arrested
Willis JOrdOn, who Hall stated had given him
the information that the trunk was on board,
but nothing being found on him he was dis
missed On further examination they found
81 the house of John Graf, a German, a pair of
bracelets and moss haIr pin, valued at about
500. which Graf bought for Si.15, and he was
held to bail Tor buying stolen property. Hall
WIS also charged by Capt. HOIlingshCad, of
the Key port, with the larceny of five chairs,
and he was also committed for court in this
case.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TO-

GROvERs.-This evening, the fare well ben
eff Of M and Mrs. Barney Williams. and
their last appearance but one. The .sConnie
Soosah viii b. presented with new and bean i
tiful scenery, and the full strength of the CON-
pany. The attendance ought to be as full on
this occasion as at the mass meeting.
METZEROTT HALL.-Heller's last night in
this city but one, when he presents varied
programme of mirth. music. and mystery, cal
culated to draw crowded houses.
SEAToS HALL.-Let 10 one fail to see those
great natural curiOsitiPs. the s'Siamese Twins,
and the australian Children as they remain
but one day longer.
CANTERBURY.-The popular performances
of the week past will be presented to- night,
with the celebrities noticed by US heretofore,
including FOresteel, NickIe, Mulligan, and
others, in leading parts.
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THE UNION LODGE Il. o. O. F. LEvEE.-
NashlrEton-s birthday was celebrated by
U mon Lodge, No. II, l. o. o. F., by grand
concert and leyee, at the hall at the Navy Yard,
which was attended by a very pleasant party
The concert was given by a double quartette,
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ). Chamberlain,
Mr.. J. j. Reiss and Miss Lizzie Reiss, b. B.
Messer. l. W. kimball, a. II. Bradley and w
J. RedstTake, who, during the evening, sang
IN excellent style appropriate music; among
ether pieces, 'sWashingtOn's Birthday" clap
py We" and "SODg OF n Thousand Years :"
The instrumental music was by Prospect, and
the dancing was kept M until morn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-23

CoRNs, BusIeSs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains,
Callosities, Vascular Excrescences, &c, sue
cessfully treated without pain. by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No 424 Pennsyl.
wanna avenue. between AZ and 9Th streets.
References:-D. w. Bliss, NJ. d., ex-surgeon
in charge Armory Square Hospital; Z. O'Don-
poghue, NJ. d., ex-surgeon in charge Judiciary
Square Hospital; Hon. Henry Addison, Mayor
ofGeorgetown; w. w. Corcoran; George w.
Riggs.
Once hours from a. N. to S p. m, and TO 8 p.
m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge
for consultation
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HORSE THEY'VE adverted a few since to
the stealing by some party unknown OF n val
liable grey horse belonging TO Dir. Fenwick of
this place, with saddle, bride, &c. Since that
publication. Mr. FenwiCk has recovered his
horse. with the other stolen property. and the
thIefhas been discovered TO be man named A
J. SCper, n blacksmith by trade, formerly of
Washington, but more lately a resident of our
town, SopPr disposed of the horse, saddle
DC, to gentleman named Gardiner in Upper
Marlboro and then made tracks for parts I'M
knOwn.-LeOnGrdiCtCa (Ad.) Gazette.
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MARRIED,

the Rev. L. II. Hall, d. D. Brevet Major j. *.
EDlE, Ordnance Corps, 7: 8. Army, to ULIA,
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WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, whose name
has been identified with the political history of
the last thirty years, delivers his first lecture
in Washington tonight at the Union League
Rooms. on Ninth street. Mr.. Garrison has
lately discontinued his newspaper, the Libe-
TGt0T, and been denounced by Wendell Philips
There is, therefore, considerable curiosity to
hear him
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STAHDA1D W0RKs.Prsseottt Eerks, nj.
hons Rome, Wayerlsy Novels, Metlsyb works.
AddissnS work.. Miltent Prose WORKS, Msrgsl )
The Above are tie Best editions ana ansly bound
Asn TR1NOK rAYL08.
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munity at large the advertiser, being Row fully
prepared, offers a certain and speedy cure OF
this most loathesome Of all diseases, and will
give his personal attention in all cases where
required. Numerous testimonials of his sue.
cess are in his possession, and are accessible tC
all inquirers. Call or address No. 322 4th ST..
between q and II, Washington. 2w
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DECEAsED-The little boy, Richard McLain
who was run over and SO seriously injured by
one Of the cars of the Metropolitan Railroad,
on Indiana avenue, between I'd and Sd, on
wednesday afternoon, died this morning at 3
o'clock from the effects of his injuries morrill,
cation having eusued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-23

CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher-The case Of
Barthold j. BreSsen, William Rabe and Her.
man Grossman, indicted for a conspiracy to
cheat the United States, is still on trial. Brad
ley, IT., Aiken and L. L. johnson for defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-23

In ORDER TO COMPLETE A PRIVATE dancin
club IN this city, for the practice of the mos
fashionable dances, a few more gentlemen will
be admitted to membership by applying {
Professor wolowski, 81 Penna- ave., betwee
AZ and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-23

For CoBGHs and Throat Disorders, use
aBrolcn's Bronchial Tr0ches," having proceed
their efficiency by test of many years.
81 have never changed my mind respecting
them from the first, excepting to think yet bet
ter Of that which began thinking well Of"
co REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
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JAIL FOR CoURT.-Yesterday, negro named
George W. Allen was arrested by Oficer Bar
ker, of the Seventh Ward, for the larceny of
goods, the property of A F. Pffaembach. The
prisoner was sent 70 jail for court by Justice
HANDY
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SENT TO JAIL.-Alex. Adams, colored, was
arrested by officer hardwood for threatening
the lives of his wife and Thos. Butler. Sent
20 Jail in default of bail for peace.
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OFT TIE M 8 ID.

JEwELRY. jet and Steel Sets, Jet and
Pearl Sets, California Stone Sets, Rings, Pins,
elry Store, No. 435 Pa. ave-, third door from 4 X
street.
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CROWDS still visit the New York Dollar
Gift Store where they get those splendid setts
on Jewelry, and PIated-ware for one dollar,
and a free gift included, a. iS6 Pennsylvania
avenue, near Sd street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-23

DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Is
certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions
Rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases
Try it; only % cents Sold by druggists. con
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AND
FENCING

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AND
- FENCING.
Chtef Qxayts-mastsr's O&ce, DEPOT Of Wdshisston.l
- Warrington, ID. C., February 10, 1856.
Will be sold at public auction, on the premises
under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
airy 70, 1866, at II O'Clock, M. the following de-
scIibed Government Buildings and Fencing Sta
ated at the Government Stables, north Of and near
the b. q o X. r. Depot, viz:
One ID Stable, l41s by 451s feet
One ~ Forage House. IL by 80 feet
One % Bunk Room, 19 by % feet
One ID Office, IL by % feet
One "a Barrack, Is by 50 feet
One ID Kitchen, IL by 10 feet
One ID Store and Mess Room, Is by q feet
One % Building, 5 by feet
One ID Building, A by 6 feet
TIVE t2) Sheds, each IA by l59 feet
Twot2b Sheds. IA by 81 feet
/ One ID Granary. "a by 10 feet
Three (3Cross fences, IS feet long, 8 feet high
Two (2l Gross fences, SO feet long, 5h feet high
The buildings will be seld singly, and must be
removed by the purchaser within fifteen days from
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
ID. Ri. RUCKER,
Bvt. MAJ. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster
re 1857 Depot Of Washington.
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