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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
Notice in fsankruptcy.

THUS is to give notice that the % day of August
4 1867, warrant in Bankruptcy issneI against
tire estate of g. 0sden, OF Keokuk, Lee County and
State Of $wa who has been adjudxe red Bankrupt his
petitiGN That the payment of any debit aud de-
live OF any property belonging to snch Bant rupt
him fer use, and the OF any prcperty by
forbidden b. Law. That meeting the creai-
tors OF the said Bankrupt to prove their debts ard TO
choose asignees of his estates will be held
the Court of Bankruptcy 10 be holden office
aegi ter in Bankruptc in the city Of rs Iowa,
he John Bruce Register tire 2sth day OF aepten.
Der, 1857, a 10 O'Clock g.. NJ,
o.. CLARK, U. S N.
% y -,
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Nj usic.

Families wishing their children taught Mus
sic, French or Drawing, will find compe'
tent teacher in Mrs. A.. C. Burr, corner OF
Fifth and Fulton streets. sel-lw
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DEMOCRATIC NoxrsArross.-The T

DEMOCRATIC NoaIsATIoSs.-The Democ-
raey Of Lee county were IN Convention at
Charleston yesterday and nominated the fol.
lowing ticket:
County Judge-E. Jaeger.
Sheriff.. A. Bishop.
7reasurer-Dr. A. G. Roberts.
Coroner-Henry Schevers.
Surreyor-Geo. Perry.
Representatives. Browne, VIM.
Werner and C. C. Bawder.
S,tpt. Of Public lnstruction-Wm. G. Kent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
THE PROSPECT

most attring Tho loo of the iae ia Of the
the country 1t passes through Gr 70 humber
import cities and TOW where commercial inter
is large and rapidly Increasing. The country
along the river 10 eceisng constant accessops Of wealth
and population aud these will bring increase vi trade
which must corresponf,ngly Id largely every
the business and profits Of the Company Al the old
telegraph companies tbrou shuut the cunntry
and have been paving satisfactory diridends on csp
stock thst has been repeatedly watcred. II these
comp.Di~s controlled BY few wealthy Individuals
ing nearly all the stock do thia It quite
bic suppose that company, owned and mansged ~
its patrons, with its Liars desirab'y located and with
limited amount Of stock, At least do equally
xtlL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

WAIVED. wood workman can find en-
ployment BY applying soon At I. Myers Car
rage shop, on Blondeau, between Fitth and
s;.,h .trea,s au28>dtf
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THE young Carrier-a small Fry by
the way-who delivers the GATE in the Third
Ward, desires us to express his thanks to
Mrs. II. for well appreciated present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

AccIpExr.--Last evening asa lot Of child>
rem living near the Levee were at play jump
ing from . shed, little boy sprang upon .
large hook winch projected from the build
INF and which ran through his foot, making
. very ugly wound. The little fellow hung
in this condition, like beef from butcher
hook, until assistance came to his rescue.
He is son Of John Senghenssey, who keeps
: saloon on the Levee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

Ow1sG to the absence of Rev. Mr.. Crit.
tenden from the city there will be no services
in his Church to-day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

THE prices Of goods were never 80 slaugh-
tered as they will be for the next few days
At II. N. Bostwick's, 81 Main street. u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

Two fellows got into row on the levee,
last night, and one drew revolver on his
antagonist, but cooler parties stepped in and
prevented any serious results.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

| chicago Live STOCK market.
/ By Telegraph CHICAGO, Aug 81,
Hos,-iirm; extra .ss5ss 90; prime SO 500 IS; me-
dunn s657 Is; common 34a575.
Cattle No transactions; market weak, with about
| loco left over.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
NECESSITY FOR II.

The want Of Line Of Telegraph, located with view
to accom- odate the trade has long been felt MANY
important without any telegraphic com
munication whatever and III, lines established be-
tween other point cases. fol-
loving circuitous routes, bundre1s OF miles out o d.
course causing vexatcus and to
business repetiiiuns, AID The ire
ausnt int rruptions incident TO long lines when the
facts are borne mind the liability Of Telegraph
line to damage any 10 increased In the same
proportion length and that repetor Of mes
sage doubles time for It's ansnission the
x very important advantages Of direct route
uver the ccutors in operation can readily be
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
Fcreign Markets.

LoSroS, Aug 3l.-Noon
Cor aol. oi1s Bomb 49, Ill Cen, 7eN, Erie As.
Gre It Western 2l,@.
PANS, Aug 3.-Noon.
The pacific speeches Of u Emperor has good sf-
| feet in Paris. Reptes hrmer aid higher,
LN xhPooL Aug. 3i-Noon
| Cotton-Droopng AID unchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

A GOOD second hand Piano is offered for
sale very low for few days. Enquire Of
AYREs, MANN h AYREs.
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Arrivals and Departures d K,okuk Packet.

ROB ROY, Arriveson Tuesday and Friday, 1t
o'clock p. M, and departs on Wednesday and
Saturday morning, u o'clock.
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives on wsdnes-
day and Saturday, u p. m, and departs on
Thursday aad Monday, 1t m.
LUCY 0DRTRAM, Arrives on Thursday
and Sunday, At p. NJ, and departs on Friday and
Tuesday, ct = N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

SUDDEN DEATH.-H 10 our painful duty
this morning to record the very sudden death
Of Mr.. John Ware, the circumstances of
which are very sad. At an early hour yes.
terday, during the raging Of violent rain
storm, Mr.. Ware arose from his bed for the
purpose Of working on drain on his premi
SEES. Atthe lower end Of his property there
is deep gully through which the water
PUSHES with great velocity, during the preva.
lence Of heavy rain storms, and frequently
oyerf3ws his lots. He has been work.
ing, Of late, to prevent such oyerfows, and
during the raging of the storm went out to
see whether his late repairs had availed any
thing in turning the water from its accus-
toned course through his lots. Having been
out an unusually long time, his wife became
anxious to know the cause Of his detention,
and as day began TO dawn, passed to the
lower end Of the lots, and there in the gully
she found her husband in the embrace oil
death. The grim Monster, during the raging
of the storm, had snatched another victim
from life, brought unspeakable sorrow to q
once happy family. and startled communi-
" by the audiences Of his stroke.
Mr.. Ware has been in the tailoring bushes,
on Fourth street, between Main and Blon>
deau, for q few years. He came to our city
from Mt. Pleasant. The Coroner held an
inquest on his body shortly after it was dis
covered. Ii appears from bis wlfe's test
mony during the inquest, that the deceased
had not been enjoying the best Of health fol
some time past. Being of a very nervous
excitabe temperament, and engaging II
heavier N manual labor than be was accustomed
to, in repairing and fixing up his homestead
he had thereby greatly injured his health
Prof. Chaplain, who examined the deceased
at the instance Of the Coroner, pronounced
it case Of fatal syneope, the result o.
asthenia of the heart.
The verdict Of the Coroner's jury was tha
the death Of the unfortunate was from natura
causes-over exertion and heart disease.
The deceased will be buried this afternoon
at o'clock by the fraternity of Odd Fellows
member of which organization he has beer
for the past fifteen years.
Last October Mr.. Ware took out Life In
surance Policy for 5000, which amount BIZ
disconsolaie family will, no doubt, receive.
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Directors.


Office Of the Secretary, s1i NORTH
THIRD STREET, Room No 2.
pR-Sub.cription Books open at office of
Lavender Il Rowse, 2l3 North Third Street.
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PROSPECTUS.

THIS COMPANY has been orga nized for the purpose
establishing Telssr communication, u ms most
direct possibe, between all point Of any impof.
lance on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER from 81. PAUL To
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

FOR SALE.-Lot 9 Block "a, on which
lisa twostory Brick Dwelling House with MIN
rooms cellar cistcrh vol. aud large number offrut
and other ness This property 10 in ens order,
being locatsd on Dauk, between I'd and ri streets Il
very convenient to business WIN be sold at ban gsis
Title good or no sale. Enquire OF
mas26 H. D. fEN-EYCN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
KIND OF LINE TO BE BUILT.

Tho Company propose 10 construct their lines In the
most substantial inaoner possible. All material used
win be Of the most approved kind AID quality and tn
work Of will be done ~ this COMPANY un-
der the supervsion Of practical men, OF long
experience in constructing and managing Telegraph
lpea ho will to spare pains 10 make
every portion Of the the very best character
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''i'-7
For Sale.

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on cor
u It'll and Bank streets, embracing nearly hxf
lots, brick cottage dwelling, stable, wotd and wsas
house and other outbuiing. garden snd large variety
fruit and choice varieties grapes her
ries, SO, In hearing two large cisterns, Ac, 1c
This property ID In coed repair and offer the whole
for sale at low price for cash. half cash snd bal
ances favorable terms Title perfect The whuivss
for mae at LESS than the Eonse can be built for.
Enquire Of III y. TEN.EYCK
or the proprietor CHAS z. nIRaE.
arrkdtf
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JsOR 6ALks-0ne lots, tho corner Of iii ard
Morgan Streets, well fenced and Ornamental trees
In front and side walk both sides Price $500 cash
Title good or sale Enquire Of
apr27 II. d TEN.EYCK
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wHEN TO az DONE.

The Company propose to commence work at An early
day. and to push It forward rapidly possible, and
intend have their lines completed without delay.
DESTRUCTION OF DIRECTORS.
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For Sale.

III OF fn Bloch IL, on which 10 four story trfet
mstsl roof building, rs by 30 and a stone fon nds
ton Of Is by SO the balance Of tho io This prors
y known ~ the Arcade Rulldug, and Ia situate os
the corner OF lat and Main streets aid will be sc.a f
about onebslf what the improvements cost ntf sci
SON, will bc rented for term Of years IT'LL ~.
sale FOR further infor nla Ion address
myi0 ii. D. TEg-FycK
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For Sale.

"A COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House.
a with six rooms, cellar ostern and ~eii, sttHsaso
the easterfy half OF lot In block loa on the wsm
side Of High street, between y and 10Th streets Thh
property In hrst repair and will lie sold at has
gain II applied Tor soon. Title good no sale
Enquire OF H. B. TEN-EYeK.
mAyql.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

FOR SALE. Eight acres OF choice Graps
land about half Improved and In mutt the bslsnct
timber and all under fence viii smsii Frame Dwelling
House on the same This land Ia situated tks banl
Of the River 10 Illinois, and Is directly opposite ny res.
denos. and sbont ono mile above Hamilton, Illinois
Price 81 Cos psrt on time.
Enquire Of H. D. TEE-EyeK
3unelA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

From carefully prepared estimates, based upon the
amount business done by the companies opera
ton and giving them equal share OF the business be-
tween competing points, the Company confidently be-
er large aud remuneratiys dividends be made
aud they further believe that taking into consideration
the great viii they I'LL possess 10
direct route they will Is able to nearly s
the business along their line, WHICH will place the
at hi sh premium and make IL Of the belt invest
laE md
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

LN0R EALE.-A two-story brick Dwelling House.
Il tstning7 rooms, cellar. ci.t-rn frame Lara;
31 feet front and 40 deep rituai the eorrfr
9Th aud Bank streets. Title good sale.
Enquire Of IHpi13l u. TEN-EYfT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

ONLY FIyE PER CENT OF the stock will be required
n be paid the time OF sabscrY ton and subsequent
calls will not exceed ten cent per month After the
nrst payment Of Ave per cent, further call will be
made until FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
shall have subscribed. The Company confidently
believe that they will not be compelled to call in
ty or sixty per cent OF the subscriptions In order
to place the line In complete working order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
CAPITAL STOCK.

The Capital Stock OF tho Company IL ONE MILLION
OF DOLLARS aud is divided into shares oil oae hundr ed
dollars each The Company desire 70 distribute the stock
ia smal su cunts among business along the
tire length OF the line m their interest
in the welfare Of the Company and to TO them a
their share Of the profit from ts business.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
GEonntrO,yN NEws.

GEoRurTowN BrsSUss.-lt is gratifying to
announce that the people Of Georgetown are
awakening from their lethargic sleep. At every
turn we see new evidences OF life, and where In
times past stood tho ricketty and cob-webbcd,
plastcF-fTOnt cdincCs are now erected In their
stead substqntlal and moderated buildings, and
to-day our business houses vic With the best in
the District, few Of which we name;
MIR. Valentine Mcngcr, 30 High street, near
Bridge, Is prepared to dispose Of goods In his
line as low as can he obtained South OF New
York
Ramsburg 4 Sons, los High street, manufac-
turc the best huCkskin gloves and ladies' and
gcntlemon's gauntlets in the country. w
MIR. j, B. Wells, l4s Bridge street, near high,
ments Of furniture to be had either In Washing
tor or Georgetown,
Ross and Bickslcr, rs high street, Forrest
II M display fine line of seasonablc dry goods,
and their establishment Is crowded daily with
purchasers.
extensive assortment Of furniture, which he Is
prepared to dispose of at prices as low rs the
lowest.
deals In cigars, tobacco and snuf, and he an
nounccs that he Is prepared to furnish All In
want at prices M accommodating as are onercd
elsewhere, and guarantees to give satisfaction.
We hope our business men will receive that
ENCOURAGEMENT from liberal public which they
are entitled to.
Tue PooR AND HoMGLEss.-7There 10 nothin
that can awaken the sympnthics of our people
quicker than the mere mention of poor and
homeless children. 4 few days Since number
OF ladies met Mt the Bcthel Chapel, Tor the pur-
pose of providing for the poor and homeless
children Of the town a dinner Tomorrow, at !
O'clock and also to take the initiatory steps to-
wards forming an auxiliary industrial school In
this town, Mrs. Gangcwcr occupied the chair,
and Mrs. Blackiord, secretary The constitution
and bylaws of the Industrial Home Were read,
and Its general objects stated by Mr.. d. NJ. Kel.
scy, after which the following ladies' were ap'
pointed committee to canvass the city, and re-
port at regular meeting Of the present society
Mrs. A. NJ. Gangewer, Miss Mary Thompson,
Mrs, NJ, II, DoolittIc, Mrs. ], +. Brown, Mrs. g,
NJ Hart, Mrs. A. Il. Thomas, Miss Q, I. Bar
harin, Mrs, ], MclIenry Holl olllngsworth, Mrs. J
q. Blackford, and Mrs. Joseph Scibley.
A VESSEL TO ne RAIsED,-Mr. Deeter has been
employed TO raise = sun ken schooner below
Aqua Creek. The vessel is sunk In 10 feet
water, and MIR. Dcetcr feels confident that, with
the aid OF MI. 4. Duvali's patent hydraulic pump
he Will be enabled to raise the vessel.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

THAsksoIviSo "A stroll down Pennsylvania
avenue last evefingi when oyster hungry, we were
attracted by gigantic pyramid Of the most delicious
bivslves that have been our good fortune to meet
with In many day. The attention Of onr spectaoles
was attracted to the sign OF "The Oyster Bay" with
its motto Of "Er 0ptfno optfnus," and the NUN.
Der was 25 the Avenue. The oyster pyramid.
crowned with crystal ice and surmounted with crisp
aud delicious celery not only picture in ITSELF
but for sire and ueiousness would tempt the vercst
anchorite II was remark "a that II placed there
for thanks sgiving, and we gave and pusscd on
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

We RIVER ouR READERS to Harvey 4 Co. Is old os-
tablished steamed and roast oyster saloon 80 PENN
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
They have the most skful cooks and the nnost oys.
tors Of all the most superior brands. They keep no
eaables but oysters, and they pay strict attention TO
their selections
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

CLOTHING made In style and equal to merchant
taiiors' best work for large and small also. for
youths, boys and children Of all ages can be found
at L. oppenheimer'p, No. 800 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
LOCAL ITEM 8.
Tar stInemel's Six Dollar SILK Hat, Best ia tho
city for the price

MEssRs. sAKs 4 Co. have this day made a rcduo-
tion Of over 70 per cent the price Of Box Goats.
Former price, SIS present price, ell, OF Seventh
street, between Louisiana avenue and D street.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
ETRoPOLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TuE REST AND MOST RELIABLE ASStiL lAIRhnn hnnH
P0R DEPOslTS, AND THE ClILAlh9' f''
LOANS.

A.sacatISS No nitatt%a Z ESaS'FGII raymSMt @STI
may hc made at 3ncG eI1Irr VI tho following named
HoRATiO BROWNl Ne,
mia avenue, near SKIN s''' 1s p,,.,IynuI, ayeuur
H. q. HOOP, Ir'"'"''''
near Ninth street s,cr,t,ry 4H Fourteenth street,
- u CLARk, r., st'rs'"'s' w
near Now York avenue, ,,,x Ia, ,hniucd from tho
| nbnyO named, 49,, s,,cL shpuId amply ut once
IhHS,Tcs IhHso "f Stock Viii be given imig'ihnlS uISl
ssSyyment Tor shares large number oI s""N' "''"'
ready disposed ot, ,,t. ,..,eI,tI,u rrndcr il the
most desirable in the city for Rll business 'H "'
siTe Loans or Investment ,,,,,yx,Na pr,gIIsrt
W CLARK, IT,, Secretary, AV'"
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
LOCAL DEPART M ENT.

SOCIAL RBuniON OF CLERKs.-Last night the
Hrst grand supper BY the clerks of the enterpris-
ing house OF William b. Moses transpired at
Smoots restaurant, on Pcnnsylvanis avenue,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets; on
which occasion large number Of invited guests
from Georgetown and Washington, including q
fair sprinkling of the "press," were present.
At nine O'Clock the table was spread and the
party seated. After discussing the good things
the cloth was removed, and wit, wine, and ssh-
timent flowed freely.
Mr.. Otis Houghton, ehisf clerk of Mr.. Moses
presided, and Announced number of toasts, the
first complimentary to Mr.. VIM. B. Moses, which
was responded to by Capt Henry q. Fuller, of
the steamship John Gibson, in a few neat re-
marks, at the conclusion OF which nc offered the
following sentiment
"Thc clerks of the largest furniture store this
side OF New York; Enlarged In their sphere, may
they 60 On s ensiarging Increasing and multiply.
niture store at home"
The second regular toast was responded to by
Mr.. q. II. Harmon, and the third by First Mate
Winters, OF the Gibson. The fourth toast was
complimentary of the press, which was happily
responded to BY II. I. Boiseau, esq, OF the Eres
ming Star.
The 9Th U. $. cavalry band was In attendance,
and discoursed most elegant music.
Messrs, l.. Thomas, Mcknight, WIN. H. Dunn,
J. E. Larmon, (Alderman OF the First ward,) DIR.
Causten, Of Georgetown, and others made
speeches, after which the company was agrcca-
bly, entertained by "mine host" Mr.. Smart, with
several appropriate and well-executed songs.
AT a late hour the company dispersed, satisfied
that the clerks OF Moses were some "guns,n and
that Mr.. Moses was n whole "fortress."
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
Amusements.


WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE. = Mo- : :
T. b. PuGH...."...............Les Lessee and Manages
THASKseIvING DAY. u
GRAND MATINEEi
Admission to all parts Of the House. 30 cents.
The Sensational Play Of
FAITH AND FALsEHooD,
on,
THE MEsALLIANCEf
LANDER HIsTRIONIC COMPANY.
In The EVENING will BE- given, fer the Only Tine.
PEG wOFPiNGToN;
MASKS A%b FACES.
Mrs "la IkSDBR.s Nd Bf's"' Du' on' O'
MARY stfFuARri
sATuRDAY-MARY STUART.
A RE COMING
THE EFAR.FAMED ORIGINAL AND ONLY
MORRIS BROTHERS MINsTRELs,
FROM BOSTON.
WALLS OPERA HOUSE,
ron ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING
aONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 2, 1907.
TWENTY-FIVE STAR PERFORMERS
BILLY MORRIS, tho Peoples Comedian. in an
entire new entertainment, entitled
ATRIP AROUND THE WORLD.
An ENTIRE CHANCE OF PROGRAMME EACH EVENING.
& Boy once epen from 10 TO u aud 2t2 25gms
ShShf" sentsi PArquec aud Dress Circle. 6oeents;
Doors open At Il to commence at o 'cioek.
40 CHARLES A MORRIS,
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

The foEr OF the NRuonh nat ana Gap Emporium
astray.
Hats for figures broad aud burly,
Hats for straight hair and curly.
Hats for faces melancholy.
Hats for faces bright and jolly,
Hats for gentlemen 81 standing,
Hats that give a look Commanding,
Hats for walking, riding, driving,
Hats dull faces look alive in,
Hats that stand ali kinds Of mauling,
Hats for every trade and calling.
Hats that men and boys sigh for,
Hats that even babies cry for.
ANY or all Of the above styles may be had at re-
mArkably low prices at the National Emporium, pi
Pennsylvania avenue. between four-anda a half and
Sixth streets, adjoining National Hotel.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

BRgvErrRp,-Malor II, A. Hall, the obiglng
secretary of the Board Of Common Councils, on
Monday received his commission as Brevet Lieu
tenant Colonel of the 9th New York cavalry.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

WHAT WILL You DO WITH ITi-InquIrcd q
young man whose friend had complained that
time dragged on his hands during the long wint Il
evenings. believe" was the reply, "that /
shall enter the Consolidated business College,
southwest corner Seventh and ID streets, and
education. Before the winter is over intend 10
acquire rapid and beautiful style OF busines IS
penmanship, a thorough Knowledge OF book
keeping, grammar, commercial arithmetic and
correspondence. l should be glad to have you
join me, Many of our friends are in attendance,
and they highly recommend the Institution, The
expense of full scholarship for one year is only
We would advise all OF our readers who desire
n thorough knowledge OF business affairs to Hgo
and do likewise.n ~
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

inns UNION H0TFI Georgetown, is now In full
oTeration. Mr.. Riley A. Shinn, proprietor, states
In detail In another column the advantages of
rcstauratedr, has charge OF tho restaurant and
dining rooms, which Is sufficient guarantee
that the inner man will be attended to.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
MARRIED, ,

MARRIED,
At Trinity church. in ibis city, on Thursday, No.
xcmber q, by tho Rev. W. II. Van Antwerp, Dir; J.
H. PEABODY, to Miss JENNIE YsrEs, both Of this city
On the 2Jth inst, by the Rev. Father Mccarthy,
WALTER b. WILLIAMS to CLARA V. GITrTs0s, all OF
Washington, No cards.
on the 2lth inst, at the parsonage, by the Rev
Father Jamison, II. Y. RES6LA to HKLLES X. YEA
DOVER, all of Georgetown. No cards.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

WALLIS OPERA HousE.-Last evening was the
last presentation of Elizabeth, and hereafter for
the week We are to have Mrs. Lander as Mary
Stuart. The house was good.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
DIED,

On the 2Ith, Of Consumption, MARY JANE, wife Of
John H. Barnes, aged 81 Years,
AZ Philadelphia. the ?fh ipft Mrs T. I. Nc
aud daughter Of the late Major D. S. Townsend, Pay
master, U. s, Army.
On the 18th Inst ALEXANDER TALBuRr, aged 10
months and . days, son Of l.. T. and G. NJ. TOrney.
The friends Of tho family invited to attend the