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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09

SEE TO TT THAT EVERY NAME ON
yoITR TICKET Is ALL RIGHT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09

OH fogies do not take kindly to anything
new, as general thing. They distrust every.
thing except what they have been accustomed
to using for the last twenty or thirty years.
But the most venerable of the fogies have
been constrained to acknowledge that the
Eclectic Cleanser" cannot be equaled as a
cleanser and purifier.
Sold by all druggists and rrocers. tst.
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Total Deposit
..&l.aas.Is1 90
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Total No of pieees-ss2l,sl4 sL4ll,2oe 81
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D. louis Market
~ rsissrsph.l -. LscIs, oct.A
Nour-Dsttss; 10 fGOll % for X; II 7sOlsyo for XIX.
whsss-Hirm;a e6O2 rs prime, 80 choice.
Cosa-HlsAss, 1854 4
Provisions asd WAhky-UneAaaesd Fl
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SUSPEND BrsINESS AND GO TO
THE POLLS.

The Republic meeting last evening brola
mp with loud cheer and then ro;ng IN n .
spirit of uncomfortable enthusiasm ,be
crowd carrying the flag and preceded bv the
German Brass Band marched up street amid
singing and cheers. They marched out to
Twelfth street whore some Of the Copper
,ohnsonites had tried, during the evening, to
run our loyal Germans into the support Of the
my Policy rebel-exalting machine, and
mo esen Kissed down. The crowd stopped
'ne establishment Of our friend Grem.
munger ana gave rousing cheers for him and
the true hearted loyal Germans of C.tt..
rangus. Then and there, there ". /. c.n;,.,
meeting. Several speeches wer. mad. "a
the utmost enthusiasm prevailed m. 49,.
ing at last broke up amid immep,. ch..-;-.
keokuk loyalty is in . blaze; il vii, .,..i
bstter things to-day than ct the lat 49, -
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BEWARE OF SPURIOUS TICKETS.
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FOR SALE.

Oh AekEs OF Land, mostly In timber on the mid
OOcl- Rad leading from X soknk tosenAurky about
from the city and may be known As ii. picb
Teson tract Title good Pris $40 per Arre Epauire
OF II. b Tks-kYCk 4 co
angi4d
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For Sale.

A BRICK dwelling house, containing six
rooms, efs;ern, fun lot located on Lot g. Block
liz IN Assons Lover addition Keot the Gem
etery. Title god o. sale Price $40 cAab ~hich
would not buy the trick in the House
JYZ2d II B TES-EYCE
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k.Nuk eALk-Lotsf and y, tn block A. on the corvsr
u ofInth and Morgan Streets. These Lots ar. ito
most desirable lots that reishorhood Price
xiNoo-oDe third down, and balance In and years
per cent interest. Title good or sale
Enquire OF xprz4 II. b TEN-EYCR
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Ufck sALk Three very desirable Lots, on which are
located two story brick DIV eng house coptaininxT
or rooms large brick wash house and wood house
together with large brick stable large cistsrrs
and Lots well covered with choice lot Of rus and 9th.
trees This property is sitnated corner of Al
ana Morgan streets convenient to busness Price 5000
half cash balance In and years at 8 per cent In
tsrest Title good. Enquire Of
aprN H d. TEN-EYCK
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For sale.

OF 4, in Block rs, on which is Brick
- Dwelling House with rom, ana stone has.u tn,;
Also Frame Dwell ng With rooms With seo-t II Of
water and lot ell fenced, situated paiean lreef
tween 4th and sth sreets Ths property viii be sold
a. fr-Af t4rgan applied for Title coed
Require ef IL B. TKN-EYCE 90
krxiId
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tuk ALA frame dwelling house, containing 10
rooms, cistefn cellar. wood house ano Stat e eith
iot 30 by 49, and the property fo' msry occupied by
MI Brewer, situated the Of and igh II.
ard arords very delightful vev OF The river Price
t3o-oo cash, aud the balance in yssr with per
cent interest. Enquire of II. b. fBS-BYCK.
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BrOk eALE-The very desirable Brisk residence an
II grounds now owned and occupied by A. j Wikin
son, ksq stuated the OF 18th and High ats
House has or 10 rooms with all the improve
ments-iArEs frame harnthree very desirable lots
tsehsd covered With fruit ornamental trees Prize
$500 Title good sale For further particulars
enquire Of III B. TKS-EYCK.
March 81 1856
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ea9lIao
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-27

Major " = Thompson 90, anHu IF
Major dome tnttshiI b Dr. me
a-suriatc editor ri the Savannah \,us
ani Herald
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-27

s.o General } = Magrulcr j. cx
poetcl az New Orleans OF Ncv Nork
he ha, abandoned the len Of living in
Mexico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

scnr JULIA Il Pratt Brown Jacksonville Dbbe Worth
sehr borden, Allen, Swan Island-J o Baker & Co.
Sehr Mary Louisa Hamblcton, Eizabethport-G Hatch.
Scnr rorest home, Thorne. Provtdence stranahan-
Scnr ney. Borden, Newport-G Siranahsn.
t2oop Mary Grey, -, Uncasvlle.
ARRIVED
SeampAip Jamaica Packet (Br Coserove Prince
April VIA Absecomb May IN ballast Darrell K Nash
Went ashore at Absecomb April II and got OFF Nav
90 Pm, and brought " the city by Capt Perry
WrecAng Company, with slight damage.
steamship Niagara Coach, Richmond and Norfolk, with
mtss and passengers, To q Heineken Il Palrnore
n.se aud passengers. 10 Livingston, Fox a Co.
steamship Eniaw Cofin Baltimore, hours m6se
to starbuck n Wheeler.
steamshpfhedan, Bolton Boston, days, with mdse
ii Is Cromwell a Co.
Brig Forest strou cherryhcld 10 days. with humber
Simpson h Cppp.
sehr Statesman Cole, shuiec Ms 10 days. with piilngs to
Snow 4 Richardson. =
schr Ida 4 Jayne. Jayne Baltimore for New Haven.
Sehr K Jones, Fish. Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Seraph, Ryder, Pautucket.
Schr Parallel Warren, Cutler.
Schr Belle, Whftuiore, Calais for Mott Haven.
Schr James Bliss hatch, Machas.
Schr Meath. Cole Machias
sohr Predmore. Seavey. Portland.
Schr End0ra. Anderson, Portland.
Schr Cora, Kelly. Portland
Schr Gov Arnold. Barry Mibridge.
Schr Essex. Grinel Providence for Elzabethport.
schr IN rndall Thompson" Endcott, Providence Tor
Philadelphia.
schr Ontario, Barber, Newport for Elizabethport
Schr Mary Iibbtts Raynor, New Haven
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S HiPPIN G ne w S.
Port OF New York. May 3, 1899.

Ci.EARrN
steamship Leo. peaIbo SayannahMurrav Ferris Co
steamship Hunter. Rogers, savannsh--L l. Jones'
Steamship Washington, Chichester, Wimington--James
Hand
Go.
Steamship Farbnnks Hunter Boston-w Clyde
tatk sea snake tBr), Gardner Adelaide Aust-E rus
.ryArh
hatk Fannie Hamilton tBr) Dyer, Genoa via
j y Hon y.
psrk Alsn tBr,. Miller st Johe MIG Bnilcy A CO.
,hark panisn Ptineass tBrl. rookcr, oucbec-Boyd a
B.rk ra1ns mr.. Bidilc Bailze. ron--rosieh Jcr
f'rk stan iien, Reed, ifavana-J Ward 60.
,hnk oimo'a Prus Fauls Jamaica for ordcrs-funch
NJ" rckc = W cudt.
Sout -
ar. Monte una. Hammond. pnrbadosr-T Dwight.
nas iNA 'e.iy, NaraeAho~ MsiniA Phc'ps.
son n Hunter. 'e''' - 'f
MA ci,o,in ,pr. vyruan Pogo. Mp starr 4 Sen.
a"''Her thrl' Reynolds, ~ Andrews, Nf--r Nc
Brig vnieern CBrl Lake 81 Johns, MD n pewoif Co
hrg bicnhhoin tbl burgess tow Bay-J q " hitney A
brg della, stone, turn Aytc--vin,s tonrhton
IW lde tr iIhn'f N'ta truz via Leon aflstown Nd
brig Eneena, oomis Arroyo FIR p.etaco
frN ferofrts. Llni.u, Da;tiiuur.--A Atbat
EtR tickm.ye IirhnUrc, ftlnasiphA Iii N mud "a
Ef'F PfrTy. f.smpisr. NeN tnudrtf--Nesuon A p,e~o
eehr ttlen Linton iPr Brown zrxa-~penston a o.
scbr Royal Arch lsrh Dawson. ~ john SBti Euisy
6chr n g ian~, iay,r Csraeos jos Fonnc's Son
Sftr LATTE N,lcs, nsnafara--s W Levi 10.
Sh,l tile Nayo -ast''-y hoot, ,esr ksy,-I
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Or sbosi much under ordinary circumstances
qucd for the transportation of shove
proportion Of vessels which commonly reach already
From advces from both domestic and foreign
porte we sec no reason 20 anticipate any considerable add
way 70 this port As r as we can now judge the amount
same as now and there viii eonseaneny be- tho enormous
deficiency e as go too. e make ~ after July
nd m 81 sr aS @ a AZ over ne
There can 30 no don whatever hat after the nest Calfo
MIA crop harvested San Francisco viii present greater in
ducemens To vessels In the way OF frchs and charters than
any other port in the Pachc
WhnIemcn.
Cid AZ New Bedford May l. schr Ellen Rofman (of Fair
hayenl for Atlantic ocean.
ga 20 nl eEaos hp Is rs ss rcas Mo-.
gan e., paws s,' hi az ,s an a, mi, rs a., -
rhtina, iianbn, wcstpctL from acrnse. al we'll win 80
bills sperm oil boardlcO bids all told sld the 5b
shin Thsma. pckascp yerneean of New Bedford was ..
would SAN IN two hours the Arctic Sandwich Islands
all we'll Died board Jan ~, OF dropsy Henr, Hail.
Bra ssppho Conn % New Bedford si rascahusne
- bone which shipped By bark cesss FOR New s"s
spoken. Ne.
ship c~.,I,an PIKE from Sunderland Jan for Singapore
BARK Cecilia Hudson from San Francisco for Swansea,
scSr ;rso from ~ fgin9d for Philadelphia Apr H. on
ssn! iy bound s. April ~ a, ssorN mile. sw of
Foreign Forts.
psHsApors April Arr brig Milo Norfolk; schr Charles
@ So @ NM ss Js s ess rs 0eA
CsRprSss April n-Arr schr Chlr Rocker, Portland;
2Iel bres Geo Harris French do; Forest State SUITE. aud
ES s. s sT sals DE- MIR s. Ssr az Leland sT a
nsy esc ~sI r.. ds ss ' sd Noble ss
bark Sarah hale achInson, Portland Irovaiore, Ger
,ansss .cnr. cushing wood, Pensacola; Mary Mines,
IVA Sts Safs Christina SBrl McA,,.r for Dor, north
7lsi, barks Mary For RosS Portland; W Anderson,
Pierce New york Stampede ,Br Je.e, sasua; brig Gen
Rich do asd brig Lincoln webb. wyiie DO; schrs Jon n
Moss and s Thompson, DO; 2tth hrlgs Oriental tBr(
Ndkerson, Now YORK: Ida Conery, Mcclellan for port
David Nrhols Coombs for port north 81 Baiieras; brg
Ida Mcleod Cook do; schrs Sicanor smith, do; Marise
cssrs seo. Apri oo-Ar bark Annie sherwood orr Oh.
nA,F.A NJ, May i--Ar brig J Rsnts. Cochran. Yyorh;
s,hr Eastern, do.
Howe. fsr fGaaephia sarss Anne c1sss Virgin Z. T.
Male tpr Dram for York he; Mary tBrl Tor Do DO sar
MIA, is.en and xa'hlide .s. por'r, for Boston do'
wild, Tor Nycrk do schrr Kin berg fLan,as aud N
n stockhan, torslrfy, for do do. and others.
ir,ycoi- Apr n,Aavsrt,sed t,ravian tsh for Qusbee
2s,h CITY 81 iimer,cs e.. fer 10 .sh Java for DO May
D. Mcrchsrt sprssue for rhflsaeirhis Apr a. zo,avc
hisr for do May nyr,e, Boda'e fo' Baltimore April ~
IpuMorr April fin port harh Singleton, Guest for
Philadelphia MAY 70, and others
Ns-,ssA, Aprh t-sid b.rh Daniel Webster, Skherron
Boston
nArAssAs ACru sg-Arr barb. Eoresa HamPhtey, New
arbis, bnsS sary ChA'c. severa a. and Prc,cus, Ma
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The Monitor MoDadnOck and the Span
ish Iron-Clad NumancIn.

WAkHIN1TUV Nay 8, Itbb.
his known that Commodore Rodgers, in his Official re-
port OF the bombadment Of Valparaiso says-T alb
soutey certain that in less than thirty seconds and
not more than thirty minutes the Monadnock herself
enfirey unscratched would leave only the astheads Of
Ahe Numancia above water, &c From the description
Of the Spanish vessel Namanca previously received in
ths CITY, known tina, she Is between three and four
Anndred feet long and draws twice much water the
4onadnock she s eight times high out Of water and
sne hnndrod ieet longer than the Monadnock twice
- much money in gold as the latter did in paper has
ssn times many guns and her daily expenses four
times a. much Her armor il only half the thickness Of
That OF the Monadnook. The Numancia was built in
Scotland and the best type Of the English ron-clads
The impression IS she originally built for the Con-
federate service All the vessels Of the Mouadnoek class
we're designed al the Navy Department and built at our
swp government navy yards.
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Marine Dtsasterx.

scHR HrRmcK-stearner Sheridan, from Boston for
New York. landed at Holiness Hole Sd inst the captain
crew Of the schr Herck of Jonesport) from Bangor
for Dighton with lumber The HerrIck capszed
Poge The Manahasset proceeded to her assistance
and tow ed her into Edgarown.
scHR s CARsrArRs, Price of and from Philadelphia
drove ashore Holmes Hole Sd inst She will have to dis.
charge her cargo to get of.
Sem A WEEKS, Godfrey, from for Philadelphia
In ballast is ashore the East Chou
scHRs VISION of Dartmouth. and apoeon Gloucester
arc ashore at Menanska Bill. and the Vision has biged
STEAMSHIP VETERAN from New York for City Point which
went ashore on Goose Hill Flats got OFF April 80 and arrived
SNIP ADVANCE Gates, from Bakers Island for Liverpool
put into Callao April Ia, in distress.
BRic BRowN. Capt Gardner ready sail for Havana
tic east side Of Fort Adams ard remains "'0'' o
scnR MORT BEpELr, Bedeli from Baltimore struck Ohio
came the rise Of the d and arrived al Provdcnoe
the same evening.
lime to Messrs wardweii Rogers Crowel Of Richmond
ana o ana an 70 hs um a %
by schr Corvo, and arrived at Richmond.
Niscennneous.
SIR poIrAc launched at Bath, Ne Monday Is owned
Lewel who win command her anu N''i' ''A" .
RnssnsArss nlsraTcs-nsrk Daniel Webster Nlckersor
she arrived after passage OF % days. discharged Cargo
as Sserca hat @
sy the 5s ~ port asgs The posi-
in ahead Of The feet and Capt Nekerson only found his
America.
LAuNcuEpAt Bath April 30 beautiful fishing schr OF
aboa IS tons built by G Harrington for parties In Massa
chusetts.
At Bath, recently fine fishing schr about tons was
launched. She built by Soue & Farrell, parties in
Harpscell
AtBrewer, de. April 80 from the yard of Mr. Dunnng,
schr Dauntess,
Al Bangor LIST inst from Crosby's yard brig Nimwauke
to be commanded by Capt Brainhall
fishing sch OF go tons burden 70 feet length
" feet In breadth of successfully
the ipyard OF Mr. Lawle in Chelsea, Saturday She is
owned by Geo Brown of Gloucester.
Al Mystic Conn. the LIST inst the OF
Hill Siitnne fine yacht OF 2o5 tons, old
called Lilirondele. She designed
John Forsyth Esq Bradford of YORK She is
pronounced by judges the finest specimens Of
seagoipg craft ever constructed.
IMPORTANT SHIP OwNERs-A late San Francisco
lar contains the following ntere sting
mentsfn the published statement tonnage engagements
at this port for the ending December the re-
Qnirement1 for TINT year had been folOws:-
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There arrived also during the year 30 vessels comprising
20 TONS under charter which dischrging their car
goes proceeded TO ports Of loading In addition n vessels
278 TONS left the without having concluded any freight
the total tonnage OF the port exclusive
OF and regular linss) vessels Of all
2 2SS TONS registered gh them having The amount
of requirements dusing the last season. the question
arises how much will heed during the twelve sonhs
mcncpg July I. 1868.
Tons
The crop of wheat this season will In all rrobab ity
be the largest harvested this State The
surpluH above our own requirements will (if moth
ing occurs 10 injure the now growing CROP amount
100000
OF old crop OF barley have still % large surplus
and If TO this be added the surplus of the growing
crop, shall require to get rid of the surplus OF
The tonnage required carry copper VIII be
tanIy ST. per cent than rs year. 1873
For lumber transport IL liz fair TO that shall
qulre full much In 1855 ssy............. 2606
The amount Of tonnage required FOR export OF Call.
fornia produce. wine, WOOL &c, Will rndoubt-
edy be rs per cent larger than last year. the wool
crop alone being double what II then 1886
In coal reghtG q may have great Increase, but
shall require much as last 1000
The demand for being regulated abroad
have no right 10 speculate for an Increase,
plnce II the as lastycar. Observation-Disclosures. 202Ss
For miscellaneous cargoee we estimate that ten
tonnage will be required than In 66 say ls7s
Making grand total Of. E6G52
Which will he required AZ this port the business
ncng July 1866 To this demand we find
hat hefe are nOy ont he Vay 10 is unrf.--
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



Bsrue-BsSsErT.- Dresden, Saxony. on Wednes
day March %, by the Rev. Charles H u. Wright NJ A.,
Chaplain 10 tho English Embassy JossrB WILLIAM BArfs
of Philsaelphia, 10 MARY EMILY BENNETT OF Now York.
FARSIAM-DuposI.-Qn Monday, April 80, Of The resi-
dence the brides sister 219 West Twenty third street.
by the Rev. Charles Payson CHAa W. FARsHAM 70 SARA
A., youngest daughter Of Gideon Dupont all OF h'sct
No cards.
RMcEERsoCKER- -McCLrl1N.-0n Wednesday Maya,
at the residence OF BRIDES mother at Hudson Co
lumbia county, by tho Rev. Holmes PHiIP ii.
kNcKERBocKER TO LUCY McCLErLAs, daughter OF the
late Hugh Mcclellan
LApur-MEAp-N the residence OF the BRIDES
parents on Thursday, May g. by the Rev Dr. Mses, r.
JACKSON LApUE TO iiBpE III. MEAD OF this city. No
cards
Fishkl papers please copy.
LlKE-JACoBs AT Wooster, Ohio on Thursday, April
20 by tire Rev. j. A. Reed JAMES LAKE, OF New York,
SARAH +. JACOBS of Wooster
PHYrE--CmoATg. Wednesday evening, May 2. by
the Rev. Peter Stryker, Mr. GEORGE p. PHYFE TO Miss
MAY A. CuoArE, both Of this city.
SpRAGuE--HoFr. the residence of the brides
father Thursday, May by the Rev. f. A. Slater of
Greenport L. l., Captain CALEB SPAGUE, Of Barnstable,
Mass TO Miss JOSEPHINE youngest daughter Of Captain
Joseph D. Ho1, Of Keyport N. J.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR
" Licensing sailors Boarding Houses in New York aud
Brooklyn ~ broadway, NJ Ykeapers of sailors boarding
houses notified that they snbiect penaies
for keeping such boarding houses without license from
this Board. Forms Of uppration and copies of the law
ISAAC W. SMITH Secretary
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nEipicAI..

A DIR. GRTSDLE, AcCOUcHTua To rng Pgivt ~
n. Lyinf.in in.itnie, No. . .lms place geD4 f.a
board. nursing md medical ctcndarcs An lena 4n.
plants skifsliy treated.
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| IL vNFuRruNArEs snorLD CONSULT ~
N sRiNDLE. No Amy plsee, sure relief N 80. tpal Al
| comp ANTS. Consultations ftsa.
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L,ENfAN BROTHERHOOD HEADQUARTERS DE-
- par.men OF Manhattan No 80 East Seventeenth street,
N " May 2 lS6rbe officers Of the Circles of the Depart
ment OF Manhan nolel 10 meet Sunday 9th inst.
at two r. NJ, at the apollo Rooms, rs Prince street.
PATRICK DAILY, ID. G. Manhattan.
BIO person admitted unless accompanied with ere
dentlals from their resi- ective circles. r. D.
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AsTisOLoG

4 SfONfSifiNG.-MaD, MORROW, SEVENTH
~ da.ghcr. ie' iinag" heals hr sick and 9c o. lno
world in telling 90 losses AMI ~ YOU know. f4anr
Likeness. She beat- -refythlug kApvI r.iF
your ght ys1 enter kvr ist Ludlow irt f..
near Houston.
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TTEADQUARTBRs DEpArTMENT OF MANHATFAN7
Il New York, May 2 leTd.-lhe Fenian Brotherhood Z
the Department Or Lont Irand md Manhattan hereby
notified that Special Order No 25 relative to the reception
of James stephens hereby referred TO the Executive
Committee OF the Department Of Manhattan
JOHN O'MAHONY, II. G. r. B.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE TRusTkks OF
n the Dry Dock Savings HANK held this evening" the cu|
nIttec which referred the duty OF preparing esnu>
lions the death of Alexander Stewart report that Alex
ander Stewart late Vice President departed this Me-
April 1856 aged eighty years. and offer for adopuon mo
Resolved That while submissivsly bow 10 Him with
out whose the fall and who too wise
to yet but feel profound regret that we are
called with who has his exceiicu Of
Resolved That Ia his death this board has lost one OF s
most worthy membe who commanded the respect of ali by
his pure and upright nfe.
Resolved That community has lost valuable member
one who during his life filled places Of trust and honor
In all of which he faithfully discharged the duties assigned
all public officers
Resolved That this board condoe with the family Of the
deceased IN their deep aiction and commend them TO the
Of Him who 'eh all things well.
TO the minutes published IN the daily
papers - ANDREW MILLS, President.
CAUTION -MOBILE, APRIL r. ls66.-THE PUBIar
~ hereby warned against trading for advancing
cola to Liverpool SCHOMBURG, Holm co.
CORPORATION NOTICE-rHE COMMITTEE ON
" the Board of Aldermen will meet In the CHAM
Der of the Board City Hail. Saturday May at O'Clock
T. NJ for the of considering the petition OF property
the line OF West street asking for
the widening OF said street from Canal street 70 the Battery
the extension of Fifth Washington square
to with Thompson street. and the widening or sale
street from Washington 10 Canal street. All persons
affected either OF proposed
invited TO be present. MICHAEL MORTON,
BERNARD REILLY.
CHARLES McBRIEN,
Committee on Streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF
"A English Velvet and Brussels Carpets at HIRAM AN
1p5RsoN's 90 Bowery Tase,py aud Insrain Cargsts
yard English Brussels 81 So Ocoths It o5c per yard;
White aud Checked Mattngs all widths at &c. and A0c by
the piece or yard Look for No. % Bowery.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-19

4 GREAT DIscovEnv:-One of the greatest
/ and most useful discoveries in medical
science was made by the celebrated DR.. J.
Dumas, of Paris, Chief Physician 10 the I'm
perial lnfrmity of France. in 1851. Those
who have been afflicted with the painful dis
case known as the Pills, and effectually cured
ny the use Of Da. J. DUMAS FRENCH Pile
SALvg, cannot speak toe highly Of the bene-
fits conferred upon them by the use of the
certain remedy. 1t has never been known to
fail in eiieeIing permanent cure in a single
case. In this respect it surpasses all other
medicines Of the kind. Ii win do Just what
IL is recommended for; il not the money will
he refunded. 0nc or two boxes is sufficient
10 etec: permanen; cure in four or six DAYS.
ii the directions on The boxes are followed
Price ore and two dollars per box, according
10 size. Sent by Mail or Express 10 any part of
the United States OF Canada. Sold by Drug
giss generally. A liberal discount made to
the trade, Address b. S. DuxHAn & Co.
WH.iamsport, Pa, sole Proprietors and Man
ufacturers for the United States and Canada.
dec 5-'65.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-19
10 GGNasHapTpVEiS.

The advertiser, having Been restored to
health in a few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with Il severe luGr affection, and that
dread disease. Consunrtiy,i-is anxious to
make known to bis fellow sufferers tic mcens
of cure.
10 all who desire it, he viii send copy
Of the prescription used free of charge,
with the directions FOR preparing and using
the same, which they will find a SURE CURE
for CuNsUMrTIoy, AsTIi~A. BRONCHITIS.
CorGus. Cons and all Throat and LUng
Affections. The only object OF the advertiser
in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which h,
conceiyes to be invaluable, and he hope:
every sufferer "ill try his remedy, as it vii
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by
return mail, win please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co. New orl
feb. 29.-Iy.i