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MARRIED.

RODGERS-SPINDLER- February %, by Rev.
William Cathcart, Mr. SAMUEL RODGERS to Miss
PAULINE MAGGIE SPINDLER, both Of Philadel-
phia.
DAINTY-SKEAN-M Q, 1867, by the Rev. w.
j. Mann, MIR. JOHN DAINTY of philadelphia, to
Miss ANNIE JULIA SEEAN, of PottstOWn.
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SNEAK THIEVES ABouT.--AbOut s or 9 O'Clock
.st aveninR q sneak thief entered n, a t
nceupied by Mr. Robert Haye at No I4Io North
ThIrteenth street, and stole Valuable biaolt
oVorOoat. People should be careful how thew
leeYe their fTQnt doors open' "" '''''
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No BETTER INVESTMENT CAN BE FOUND THAN
CLOTHING AT OUR PRESENT GREATLY REDUCED
PRIoRs, WHICH ARE LOWER THAN THEY POSSIBLY
CAN BE NEXT WINTER.
HALFWAY BETWEEN BENNETT b Co.,
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIXTH SITS. l518 MARKET STREET,
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House OF RspresentAtIves.

WARRINGTON, March A-After the confusion had
subsided MIR. MCPHERSON, the Clerk OF the House Of
the Thrtyninth Congress, called the House 60 order
aud proceeded TO call the roll OF members of che For
MT Wilson (Iowa) having moved 10 proceed 20 the
election Of Speaker, Mr.. Brooks rose, and, after n
speech n which he denounced the organization Of the
House In the absence of seventeen states Tev0lu-
tionary proceeding. presented written protest
against Il on the part OF the minority.
THE protest was not received, and the House pro-
cpedpd 10 the election of q sneaker.
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TO take up its abode shower When in sickness, his
aim TO be with God, and II mis- often exclama.
uon:-"Would TO God Was nearer Theew
Father Dunn gave a vivid description of his early
Christian life, and his glOriOds death in that Saviour
who came to die that we might i've and turning from
this he eXhorted his hearers to live in the Chris
tan life and 20 pray for the repose Of his soul because
is holy act TO pray TO God, through His Sou Jesus
Christ because the influence will be reciprocal, aud
your souls will be blessed. The reverend gentle
spoke at length in his Sermon Ofthe many noble
qualities of the decea9ed and OF the hope of his happy
and peaceful life
Heurged all to pray ferveny for the repose of his
soul, as ut Is a holy and wholesome thought that
we pray for the dead that they may be loosed from
their sins"
The coffin (Which was literally covered with natural
hOweTs) was then borne out of the church the
orchestra performed farewell dre and all that was
mortal OF Natalie Perelli, was conveyed TO the tomb
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SLIGHT FIRE.-A slight fire broke out at
Hayes mills, in Chestnut Hill, this morning
Damage very trifling.
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A STRAY WAR.-A newborn baby was
found on the door-steps OF house at Bedford
and Snafford streets last night.
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GAVE 1T UP.-"I gave the Wheeler & Wilson
Machine up because it would not perform my
work as well as the Grover & B ker MY work
is ladies' cloaks. The Grover a Baker Machine
does the very finest and the very coarsest with
the same plate and the same needle, and could
not do that with the other machine. think
the stitch in the Grover & Baker Machine Is the
most elastic. like IL better than any other
machine ! know oE"-Testimony Of Mrs W. Il.
Mclaughlin No. 80 LeiUiS street, NciO York. before
the Con''ltsSioner Of Patents.
THE BLOOD owes its red color to minute
globules which float in that fluid, ana contain
in healthy person, a large amount OF lron'
which gives vitality the blood The peruvian
syrup supplies the blood with this vital ele-
ment, and gives strength and vigor to the whole
system.
ARRIVAL OF THE JAPANESE AT THE "CoNTI-
NENTAL."-The public are informed that panJa-
looms can be made TO ft Japan Knees, or auy
other kind, by the ftrst-claSs cutters at Charles
Stokes & Co.'S clothing house, under the Contl-
mental.
HoFFs MATT CANDY;
Hotfs Malt for the Bath;
Hott's Malt Extract;
Beverage OF Health,
Sold by all Druggists.
See advertisement tomorrow.
CURE FOR RHEUMAT1sM WORTH sEEINo.-S.
Fitzpatrick, No. 1744 Olive street, cured by DR..
Filters Remedy No cure, no pay.
THE JAPANESE TROUPE, or the most fastidi-
Gus, will be pleased with the Henrietta Cravat.
A large assortment manufactured by Mclntire
e. Brother, Gents Furnishing and Fancy Goods,
No. 1895 Chestnut street.
WHO MAKES THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING!
WANAMAKRR & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
PoPULAR CLoTHIRRs,
Southeast corner sIxTH and MARKET Streets.
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SALE OF RARE WORKS OF ART will be
held on the evenings OF Tuesday and Wednes-
day March and 6, at half-past o'clock, by
Mr.. b. Scott, Jr., of No. 1920 Chestnut street.
The collection of paintings which will be dis
posed of on these occasions com priSes a collec-
lion of one hundred and dfLy-four pieces, which
have been painted expressly to the order of ].
p. Beaumont, ESD, OF New York, by the most
skilful and popular artists OF Europe and Ame-
rica. Mr.. Beaumont has devoted several years
to rendering this collection one which has been
rarely surpassed in an artistic way. Among
the paintings are many of rare merit and there
is one which will be especially sought for. This,
the last on the list, is Gilbert Stuarts cele-
brated portrait OF Mrs. Robert Morris, of ReVo-
lutionaTy repute, being the only representation
OF this lady which Stuart produced from life.
II is remarkable for pure and delicate colOring.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIIRoAp-NVe
call attention TO the great enterprise displayed
by the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany. They have now completed their fine
bridge across the Potomac at Washington and
cars will run through from Philadelphia to
Lynchburg, Va, without change. This Com
pany give through bill of lading to all promi-
nent southern routes, and guarantee less
changes ana handling OF freight than by any
other route. Their rates and charges which
are as low as-any other line, can be ascertained
by calling on. james q, Wilson, agent. No. l05
South Filth street. To those who know how
great an advantage IL is TO send freight entirely
by rail, over that by rail and by water, we need
not say anything more about the advantages
offered by this Company.
THE GREAT REMEDY of the day is unuues-
tionably PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, for the
instant relief OF all pains, scalds, bruises ETC..
and for pains in the stomach and bowels. 1t
is used with encouraging success in sudden
attacks Of cholera and cholera-morbus. No
family should pretend To keep house without II
always by them,
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED! THE
~ true remedy at last discovered "Uphams Fresh
Meat Cure, prepared from the formula Of Prof Trous
seau Paris cures Consumption Lung Diseases Bron-
chltis, dyspepsia Marasmus General Debility ana al
morbid conditions of the system dependent on deh-
cheney OF vital Force II is pleasant TO the TASTE and
virtue as the great healing remedy of the age q bot
tle six bottles for 3d. Sold wholesale and retail by
S. G. UPHAM, No. 25 South EIGHTH Street, and
principal Druggists. Sent by Circulars sent
free. 81 thsru3m
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New York Bank Statement.
Lntest Mnrkets hH Telegraph.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Stock Market excited.
Chicago and Rock Island, 95; Reading, l02sA:
Canton Company, 4595 Erie Railroad, 55I:
Cleveland and Toledo 1855; Cleveland aud Pitts
94 Michigan Central, 1914; do. Southern, 72ss:
New, York, Central, l0S; Illinois Central il6;
souri, IS, 81; Hudson River, 1888; Five-twen-
ties 1852 1lOa4 do 1864, l0s; do. 1855, l06s; New
Issue, lO64; Ten-forties, 9S1S, ex,dividend;
Sterling Exchange, 1857; at sight. 1895. Gold
closed at 1881; Money at 6@7.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Cotton quiet at 3l@
BIC. Flour dull, 5@l0c. declined; sales of 480o
barrels State at $S509ll'25; Ohio, $40 50@1250;
Western, SS'50@l2O0; Southern, $l02O9l625.
Wheat dull and declining. Corn dull, market
without decided change. Oats quiet; Western,
55@62c.; state, 6S@7Oc. Dressed Hogs are un,
changed New mess Pork unchanged. Lard
dull and heavy at l2@l31Ic. Whisky dull.
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Md dl2G9Rs HEE sso%E T2RETGS sTGSr ASR oRrR RR
and CIDElS.
p. ]. JORDAN, No. 22O PEAR Street. below Walnut
begs call attention to the large and varied stock OF
goods now on hand. embracing WINES of all grades
among which very choice Sherrles and
Clarets; BRSAANDIES. all Qualities and different vim
tages; WHISTLES, some very old and superior;
Jordans celebrated TONIC ALE now SO extensively
ClDERS:-Crab-apple Champagne, and Sweet
elders of all qualities, unsurpassed,
These goods are furnished in packages of all sizes,
and will be delivered IN any OF the city free of
cost. uH
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A CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM WORTH SEEING.-S.
Fitzpatrick, No. 1744 Olive street, cured by DR..
Filters Remedy. No cure, no pay.
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RAILROAD LINES.
j IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS.

ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE To THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST,
WA ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD,
In connection with the
Philadelphia. Wilmington ,Iand Baltimore, Virginia
and Tennessee and East Tennessee and vir-
gnia Railroads
The bridge at Washington having been rebuilt, cara
will run through from PHILADELPHIA TO LY YNOH-
BURG WITHOUT CHANGE
NO WATER TRANSPORTATION. AND LESS
HANDLING by this route than any other.
Through Bills Of Lading given to prominent South
ern points.
TO avoid frequent changes, shippers will pleasa
mark goods via Orange and Alexandria Railroad. and
send to Depot of Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Balh-
more Railroad, BROAD and CHERRY Streets.
Rates at all times as low those charged by Other
lines
JAMES C. WILSON, Agent.
S4tfrp No los South FIFTH Street.
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DIRD. BIRD. BIRD.
ID AneI several months preparation, Mr.. G. BIRD
the entertainment of his friends, and the public in
general, at Nos. COS and 6N ARCH Street. -
The first and second floors fitted up as RiuIar2
Rooms and furnished with twelve hrstclass tables
while the appurtenanoes and adornments comprise
everything which can conduce TO the cOnfort ana
convenience Of the players. In the basement are
four new and splendid Bowling Alleys for those who
wish 20 develope their nuscle in anticipation OF the
baseball season. Restaurant is attached where
everything IN the edible line be had of the best
quality, and AZ the shortest notice. The following
well-knoWn gentlemen have been secured as Assist
ants, and VIII preside over the various departmenS.
PRESS O. Woodruff,
SAMUEL DOUGLASS
JOHN HOOD,
WILLIAM T.. GILMORE
HENRY W. DUNCAN.
PHILIP GRUMBRECHT, Restaurateur
While Mr.. BIRD will hold a careful supervisIoY,
over ALL He ventures 20 say that, taken All In aii
there has nothing ever been started IN Phiadephis
approaching this establishment in compietenesa ~
arrangement and attention 70 the comfort OF the
S5lm 9, BIRD, PTVpTIVer.
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7 HIRD EDITIO N
THE FoRTIETH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
MEETING THIS II. M.
Calling of the Roll and Organization

Etc. Etc" Etc" ETC.. Etc, EtO.
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THE JAPANESE TROUPE, or the most fastidi-
Gus, will be pleased with the Henrietta Cravat.
A large assortment manufactured by Mclntire
& Brother, Gents Furnishing and Fancy Goods,
No, 1925 Chestnut street.
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Z ~ - ~ = . ' slssf1EetA.
IL :. . ~. - ! - =
-. $50 "su w.,ssE !. g
v.gxW l11.1yEzn1Az- e. !. = M
s1AI1gA Ab1saa Ds6vl ssely 1aAenaA = III.
49, r. sspAas 1 5.s.s : 80 y : -,
coNoneoArIoMAL CuUncH--HsA asss4
bstwssa 1iAh 80 Bixth. Sssvisss sssY eah-
- :. i r,:, : = w.s...s., ss.si.e.
ASyissss-iy
= IxcnANGR sTRxEr \. B. cHUkcn-oa
BxsAaass stfsss, tstwssA Third snd roartA.
PvasAine svsry esbbs'h = II .. =. 81 = p. =.
saSbAeA tsAooi q ZIP =. PsbHs Prayer AsstinG
~ Wst.esdsy tssalss. Joaz Brsenss,
Jnlyl-,e6 faeeer.
CHATHAM SQUARE n. B.. CHURcH-Cor-
- q Seventh and Morgan streets. PrsAehinl
ssesyoahhath a& IL .. n. and p - oeAbath
School q . =. Pssiis Prayer Meeting a
Wednesday evenings. Joan HAYnxs,
apr15-Vs-ly Faster.
FIRST PRESBYTKKfAN-C Corner High an<
YesrtA streets. Services every 64b6ath = IL .
= asd p. n. Sunday School = :. =.
spf3S.'6s l. n. CaIrssspsx, Pastes
ST. JOHNS KPIscoPALCHURcH-oa ~
street, bsswssa Cssssst and High. Services sver1
| Sunday q IL q =. asd -. y. eabbeth echos
| 1t o'clock .. .. W. H. WOODS. Rector.
| jsns4-'e6-ly
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Cornes Of Blon
| deau and Eighth streets. Preaching 1t II 4. \
and y n. Sunday School ~ " \. \. Pubii
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, at I,
! o'clock. [fsbi1671 J. T. WssrovxR, Pastor.
/ UNITARIAN cHURcH-open for public ser
vice at / .. M, and at u p. m. The public cor
dinlly invited.
/ YOUNG PEOPLES PRAYER MEKTING-
| Every Friday evening, 1t u O'clock, u the Bsp
| tist Church, cor Of Blondeau and Eighth street,
| Auars invited 70 meet with Us.
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Financial and Commercial.


BucKwHEAr FLouR-$+ so 81 90 per 100
lbs.
Burrra-choice lot. win command s2@3se p b
Eess-In good demand 1t 2l@2sc per dos.
CHrkEss--$3 to 81 80 per dozen.
SoaeHun--Eew, 900 per gallon.
PorAroks--se to Doc y bushel.
LARp-l1 TO 12c per D.
BsxswAx-30 to STE per ID.
TALLow-In bills, 20; loose Sc per b.
FsAraEms--Prme 60c to $50 per b.
RAes-Cotton, 4c per 10; WOODEN lc per H.
Wurrx DEAss-Common to good - 50i Prime
Navy IS 90.
CHEEsE-Good country 13 to lie. Factory T3e
Bs.s-Scarcc and in demand; 81 70 to VI 2oPsl
100 lbs.
Fau1rs-Grecn Apples 81 90 to 81 Is per bush
Ell. Choice Dried Apples to 9c per 10.
SsEps-Timothy 81 s.. Clover II 0oHst 5e
Flax seed 81 so.
orLs-Coal oil $50. Linseed, raw 3 20, boiled
81 IS. Lard, winter strained, 81 ~. FISH
oil 81 Is.
LIVE SrocK-Beef Cattle 50 90 to 81 60 gross
Hogs. good lots, s. to S. gross sheep
50 50 to So so per head. Veal catye'
from 81 90 to 81 90
BAcox-sugar cured hams 24c per b; sides lse
per Id shoulders l4c per Id.
wooL-Tub washed 35 to 4sc.; fleece DO hns
s2@37e; unwashed, 90 to Csc.
HAY-Timothy in active demsnd at from ~ o
to Sill 90 per ton. Prairie So 90 to So 90
woop--45 So 10 So 90 per cord, aecordingto quail
itv.
UtpEs-0reen, sc do salt Ice; dry hint lse
do salt Sc per 10.
sALr-ohio River SO 20. Lake 50 40 to 50 so
GLAsa-sXIo So SO. Rates discounted 80 PEI
cent.
NAiLs-S6 90 rates.
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Tssiss dstaiitaiss nefcass 70 the weak y about -
ssnsibls It would be s Try TO help his feet BY
kicking him when be = down.
That sort Ct practice Il aoiEg ont Of fashion II has
allied many srayeyards that people longer believe
init
Ii those Who not strong by nature expect avoid
the attacks Of Disease they sndeavor acquire
the vieor necessary 70 resist It.
How is this TO be done. Common sense sugsssts by
the use Collaborating m<dieise.
The great OBJECT IL to sfRsHefsIs rBs surau WYE
ou7 BxciqrEe n.
This object accomplished by the udicious use Of the
most and genial CT all vegetable tones and alter.
ativss, ncsTarrKR's STOMACH BITrHRs
MANY valuable pscpertis combined in this prsps-
ration. improves the appetite and renders digestion
sasy and perfect.
II Tives steadiness TO the ves induces healthy
natural Gov Of bie prevents constipation without n
duly pursing tbs bowels: gently stimulates the cir, a.
iation, aud by promoting vigorous condition Of u
physical also that eos his
q the tru.st Indicate Cf veltsauced condition al
ali the suiasl powen.
Summer leaves both the body ard the mind more
lees exhAutted Now Is the to recruit ,besp Al
thus fcres tall tbs oaarous and other psjn
which prostrats ~ man. Thousands every tsIl.
4, nov 6-dAw s~@sS So
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P. L. HuYkTT b Sos, s.. Joseph, No.,
publish in excellent style new comic song
"Yankss Robinson At Bull Rum" which,
like Yankee Robinson's Great Show itself, 10
intended to be funny and isnt. The pieces
published by Msssrs. Huyett i Son are, for
Vie mos. part, excellent, and, mechanically,
are always first rate.
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fl MANHOOD:
ESk How Lost how Restored

J,ast fuiisicd, sssitd ,nrelope P,tee cents.
A IEGTURH On THE NATURAL 'fRgATMENT
Radical Cure of spermstoi rtea, seminal e,i-
n rs, Iuto!nnisry Emissors, eerud Desiity snd IL
ped nents TO Marriage generally; Nervousness, Cci :
SUMPTION Epilepsy. aud frs Mental and Pbysica VI
Capacity recalling from Sell Abuse, by 1oHT. j. COL
yEswRLL, NJ. D., sutsof Of the "6reen Book &c.
81 Boon TO Thousands Of SafIe rers."
Sent under real in plain envelope, 20 any address
postpaid receipt Of sa c"nts, pcstaks stamp
10 CNAs. j. c. KLINE Co,
l11 Bowxsr, NEv Yosx Pcsr or,3l Boz 45sa.
Aso Or cuivsrS els Marriage Guide. prco IS ct..
Ausil-dAw3m.
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IOWA TIE NJ ..

The Tai5n Guard says of Bloomfield.
"The business of our town il surely, grad
ually increasing There is no denying the
fact that business is better now, in proper,
ton to the times, than it has ever been
Our merchants are selling more goods, and
our mechanics are more constantly employed,
than ever before. Blacksniths, wagon
makers. carpenters, cabinet makers, paint
ers, GLACIERS and plasserers are ali at work
Step into any of the various places where
shess men ply their vocation, and you will
End them not only busy for the present, but
they viii tell you that they cannot see the
end Of their work. Aud the reason Of thi,
is plsinly evident; our county is filing up
with good, So 5s,antial men-not with u rush
and habbuh, but steadily, silently. The i'm.
provements Of our town are going steadily
ahead. and good, solid buildings are being
erected, not by men who have grown
wealthy il . day by some lucky turn oil
Fortunes wheel, and who build, shoddy like,
for the sake Of show, but by those who have
made their wealth by shrewd fnancierins
and steady industfy. who see in the brick
and mortar, stone and lumber, o paying in
vss.ment
Jacobs and Barker, two noted horse
thieves, escaped from the Charlton Jail las
Tharsday night. Have not been recap,ured
See the Pa,r.ot
IN. V. Bennett. i, going to start q
paper at Pella shortly. He styles it "Th,
| Copperhsad."
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We offer on Monday choice Prints ., l23
cents, 6rst rate Bleached Muslin l2} ceuts,
Brown Muslin from 10 to is cents, ELEGANT
Dslaines At 20 and Is csn,s, splendid Bed
Blankets from S. to si2 per pair. For the
best bargains since 1861 90 to the live house
u Fl. n. Bostwiek, 81 Main street. Mo z,
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Din AopasvsLr, for December, contains
the new fashions in full, with numerous
plates, illustrations aud patterns. As )
purely fashion Journal, Die Nodenscelt 10
only eqaalled BY that other publication OIL
the same house, L. Bon Ton" 8. T. lay
lor, New York, publishers.
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JrDGs d. G. RieHaAs, of Muscatine, Is the
author Of poetical volume, entitled The
Talismsn, and Other Poems II is pub
ishsd At Muscatino, and 10 favorably re-
viewed BY the Journal
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IHk Des Moines Register says: Ithavipg
come TO the knowledge Of the authorities OF
this city that the Board Of Trade Of Toledo,
oh'o' would visit the city e Keokuk ne It
week, Mayor Cleveland called meeting Of
s'''Aens Yesterday morning to see If ,hey
ou'u mol extend the invitation for the Board
+" VISIT Des Moinss. The meeting was held
. 'nose "rish's Office. and il ~. deter,
mined % extend the invitation. A commit
~ o. arrangements vas appointed a. fol.
lows: Mayor Cleveland, Col. Hooker. job,
AcWiiiams, W. 8. Dennis. B. r. Alle. a.,
Spcdord, Dr.. Brooks, =. W, Palmer and n
". Miller"
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VIZ see in An exchange . reminder THAI
winter is coming, That this sunshine = II
90 out, and that ice, snow, hail, slest, frost,
sleigh rides, cold hands and blue noses will
come in time. The reminder 10 .ha. the
Northern Line Packet Company have ceased
70 receive freight at ST. Paul and other
northern points, only On condition that they
may store them, il found necessary. The
packets stiii run TO st. Paul, but the river
there - nov liable At any time 70 be ice>
bound.
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TINS second term Of Miss Lswrenes's
school will commence on Monday, November
IL. Glasses in Latin, French and Drawing,
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Fcs great bargains 10 Staple Goods, 60 to
Boa.wick's Monday and see those beautiful
Prints, choice Delaines, BleAched and Brown
Auslins, White Bed Blankets, "a, "a and
1914 Shsstings, oil at less than old gold
rates. nlO.N
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GLAD to receive call yesterday from our
friend Mr.. Divebliss of Perry Springs. There
are some invalids now there, and the Spr,ngs
will be put in capital condition ~ . resort
the coming season.
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J. ". CITIZENS. Agent for Richardson s ne =
publication, entitled Beyond the Missisaip>
pi, is canvassins the city, and those of our
readers who have not already received call
from him may EXPECT one.
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AcciDESr.-Yesterday afternoon three
young men-Samuel Pepper, jane. Pa,,.r.
son and George Pollock-were out sailinr.
and when about the middle Of the river, lust
above the packet depot, their skiff cap.ized.
and the trio we're SPILLED" into the Missis.
sippfs cold and angry waves. A great many
persons on both shores we're witnesses of the
accident Three gentlemen on the Iowa
shore put ont in boat and arrived just in
time to save oil from : vassry grave. The
young men will learn lesson from th, ad
vsoturs-nct 70 a sailing when the wind il
Slowing perfect gals.
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CrIrlvErEp Cranbsries, fresh Lobstsrs,
New York Pinespple Cheese, just received
BY Robsrtson 1 Albers.
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DB. J. 6. HoLLAsp. author of Bitter
Sweet" etc, and one Of the finest OF Amer
lean writer's. lectures ~ Davenport on The
2Bd inst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-10

A rsv chances left in Mr.. Rep's Piano
elsasss for the winter term. Apply At music
stores. u10~2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-10

THs lowe horse, Kirkvood," beat in
the recent races At Loulvills, Kentucky.
Tims~2.a0 end asa. a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-10

ArrKR you have decided to purchase some.
thing in the line of wearing apparel, the
question rs TO where you shall purchase il
can easily be decided, by calling on Vencill,
Jones Co., corner Main and Third streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-10

WAITED TO RHsr.-A good, comfortable
house, containing three OF four rooms. Ad.
drea, giving farms and location, r. O. boz
ass III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-10

REv. Ma. HAssos, of the Universaliss
Church al Dubuque, preached last Sabbath
from rather queer text. It was: 'Nature's
Kindness to Dubuque and what art might
DO" Tho local papers speak highly Of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-10

THR Rev. Mr.. Reynolds will preach in the
evening At the Episcopal Church. No
servl 10 the morning.