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formerly Hotel GerhardtsD
3e3 Penna ave between "a and 9th SITS.
re 24lm' y. STOSCH, Proprietor.
EVERETT ROUSE-ROUX RESTAURANT
H 21e street, between 18th and 18th
Service a la Carte. Bosrders at SIS month. Pr
vate dining rooms for ladies and gentlemen. Par
ticular attention given TO parties at short notice
VICTOR ROUN,
re "a I'm Late steward Of Met. Club.
GOOD BOARD, with comfortable ROOMS in a
NJ healthy location and short distance from most
of The Departments, be had on reasonable
terms at IL X ST, bet. 18th and 18th fe p -Ims
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-DIANO FOR sALE-A fine Grand PIANO, OF
L Rose Wood, German make, in excel--
lent condition. for sale on account of de
parture. Apply at No. 426 Carroll Place ,vuvHvv
Capitol Hill. before the 18th inst. NH IL St.
NEW YORK IGKKHEAT
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TO CONTRACTORS: BUILDERS, AND
The undersigned having purchased the lease and
entire interest of Mr. Thomas Coyle in the s AND
PIT located on the Howard University property.
SAND and GRAVEL Of all grades, In any quantity,
81 the lowest prices
Prompt attention will b- given to all apple at
made at the Off on the ground, or BY letter to
d. III. BLISS, Supt W. Is b. 20. mhll-6tr
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CONFIDENTIAL Young men who have in
~ Iured themselves by certain secret habits,
which unht them for business. pleasure. or the
duties Of married life; also, middle ged and OLD
men. who, from the follies of youth, or other
causes, feel q debility in advance Of their years,
before placing themselves under the treatment Of
any one, should first read THE Secret Friend"
Married lad fes will learn something OF i'm portsnce
by perusing The Secret Frit nd - Sent TO any
address, in o sealed envelope, on receipt of e
cents. Address DIR. CHARLES A. STUART & CO.,
Boeton, MISS. ja2-lV
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THE ORIGINAL FRANC. fel4 I'm
CONSULT DR.. LION,
~ 4s6 Eleventh street, above Penna avenue
LADIES desiring especial treatment will find
him the most skilful and reliable ply in the
city.
IRREGULARITIES from whatever cause, fully
and quickly relieved, without the usual abandon
SKIN DISEASES speedily cured. ia Is-lys
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BOARDING..

OOAhDlNds
E0R RENT-Pleassntly- situated.ROOM. with
Il BOARD, in healthy location ,6onvenient 20
the street cars. Apply at No. 20 Gay st, Georc
town. NH Il St
A FEW BeARDERs CAN BIZ ACOOMMO
"A dated With BOARD and L0I GINGs at So o
at 3O3 ID st., between 18th and 18th. NH u It.
FURNISHED ROOMS, with TABLE BOARn,
L at No. 439 18th street. southwest corner of IL.
pleasant location and terms moderate. mh6 I'm
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IN BANKRUPTCY,
Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, S.
At the City OF Washington. the 18th day cf Feb
ruary. 1868 The undersigned here by Civ. notice of
his appointment 40 ASST nee offs N. PLUMLEY in
the City OF W ashngton, within said District, who
has been adjudRed Bankrupt upon his own peti
ton, by the supreme Court Of said District
GEO. MASON. Attorney at Law,
lie Hlaw3w City Hall Assignee.
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Three small FARMS mile north of city
Rent Is ACRES with buildings at 81 $50
Rent, 50 ACRES, with buildings at $500
Rent 30 ACRES, with buildings, ut $500
Or will sell the whole, either piece. On fine
road. X. M HALLS
Real Estate Exchange,
NH Cor 9TH n.ts
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DEMONGEoTY
HAIR COLOR REGENERATION,
Depot No. 279 Pennsylvania avenue, between
10th and 18th streets.

Large assortment Of HUMAN HAIR WORK and
PERFUNERY. Wigs made TO order. Ladies and
Gentlemen's private rooms for Hair dressing and
Cutting, and for the application Of the Regenera-
tor. Also, for the Of the Partisan Pstet Brush
Consultation free for the disease of the Hair
FIN
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schr Henry Gibbs, Snow, Boston, day.. With oil 10 Chap

mAn a 20.
schr Gaota, Lowell, New Bedford for Albany.
Schr Robert smith, Nickerson, New Bedford.
Schr Lady Adams, Evans, FAN River Elizabehpor
Schr Amelia Augusta Mott, Fall River.
schr Adele Trude Sampson Providence for Philadelphia
Schr Marshall Wells, Reeves Providence.
schr Ely, Stokes. Providonce.
6chr Terry. Raynor Providence Elizabethport.
schr Sea Nymph, Coney, Providence for Baltimore.
s schr Golden Golden Rnle, oyerto1. Providence
schr Oliver Ames, Rich Providence for Philadelphia.
schr hudson, Davis, New London for Rondont
bethport -"
schr Sunbeam, Kelly, Hartford for Philadelphia,
schr Roanoke, BARRETT Hartford for Philadelphia
Schr Anna Pnce, Bakar, Norwich for Fire Island.
Schr Surf, Abbott New Haven for Philadepha-
schr Wines, Clark, New Haven for Philadelphia.
Schr Jarrard, Kerry, New Haven for Elizsbethpor
Schr Goodwin Curtis, New Haven for Elizabethpor.
schr Rebecca Marsh, New Haven for Alexandria
echr Potter, Davis New Haven,
6chr Phenix Shaler New Haven
Schr Shaer, Brewer, Portland, Ct
schr Henry Harteau, Jones, Portland, Ct
schr Reading RR No ~, Logan, Mystic for Philadelphia
The Dutch brig reported Corneia arrived Yesterday
from Seville, should have read Janita.
Wind at sunset NE.
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Seventh Congressional District German Scy
mOur and Blair Club.
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Fourth Assembly Republican District Conven-
ton of Oneida county, N Y, met at Westernvle on
Thursday last and put In nomination Erastus Ely.
In the First Assembly District of Duchess county,
n. Y, David II. Gould, Of Pawling has been nom-
mated by the republicans for the Assembly.
The Senate of South Carolina yesterday suspended
for six months Mr.. Leslie (white for alleged con-
tempt. Leslie is a republican, but votes with the
democrats on questions Of color.
At the meeting of the Republican Committee of
Crawford county, Pa, held in Meadville yesterday
s. Newton Pettis was selected the choice Of the
county to I'LL the Office Of Congressman left vacant
by the death Of Hon. d. A. Finney. His nomination
will doubtless be confirmed by the other counties Of
the district
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Tammany Han A committee OF three was ap-
pointed to confer with the General Com
mittee OF Tammany Hall about the selection OF
Germans from the ward for appropriate Oflces.
While this motion was up 1t was mentioned that the
Tammany Ward Committee should be ignored, as
they were merely the machine directed by the Gen.
eral Committee The instructions given to the COM
mittee appOnted-cOnsisting OF Messrs. Stein
brecher, Kuester and Acknowledgements positive;
county, city and ward Offices to which the German
democrats believe themselves entitled.
very interesting part OF the proceedings OF this
meeting was the declaration made by Mr. Kuester,
that Mr.. John w. Chanler, though personally high
ly respectable gentleman, not proper representa-
tive In Congress OF the dstrct that Mr.. Chanler Is
never seen among his constituents except few
weeks before the election; that he does not live
In the district, though he owns house on Second
avenue and merely lodges there as election day ap-
pr0aches that he Is aristOcrat and ought not,
such, NEEDLE in politics among constituency SO
democratic as that OF the district. These remarks
were received with general applause.
Seventh Congressional District German 6cy.
mOur and Blair Club.
This organization met last evening at No. 70 ave-
nue. b; Mr. L. Fauerbach, President, and Mr.. A. Baer-
lein, Secretary. The meeting resolved to recon-
mend Mr. Anthony Hartmann for the democratic
nomination for Assembly for the Tenth district, and
Mr.. Edward Mehling for Assistant Alderman for the
Twelfth Aldermanic district After passing resou-
ton 10 put up transparency In front OF their meet
ing room, and disposing of some business OF minor
Importance the meeting adjourned with three cheers
for the success OF their party.
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sssashp Europa, sAan Point, to nnish loading BRIG
.elr George Washington Hem
sept Sss Ss%.a do .ss.
Ai1sfd Nay s rslsdePns N..
burg; America Reynolds. NYorE; Daniel wrlss smith.
ssedBrg Croton, Williams Havana schr Lucy Church,
Af s%Ks ssvas .cAr H.
ard, Smith, Rondout. n H.. co.. Wv,
~ sSss. Monterey New
York ship Winthrop Sl Wimn ssnr N DIs put IN
Nuevas Havana via Savannah for EYork, with sick,
EAST GAcHIAs, Sept 15sailed brig Cosmos, Parsons.
.eAr Benz Brown.
ToRTSRss MONROE Sep. a-Pa.ssd Baltimore.
verpool Mary Bird, for Rotterdam; brig Potomac for
Arrived Revenue cutter NortAernsr brig Lananora, 81
FALL RIVER Sept arrived, sshrs Maria Fleming,
GEORGETOWN, Sc Sept lOArrived, schr Chloe, Hatchs
Cleared 18th; .GhE Queen Of the West, Beatty Boston.
York Guiding STAR Blanchard Boston; 14th brig fedros
ssA, cGsfssy Hem
Liverpool brig Herald BIZ. Edwards, Genoa: ,..
tree Lincoln WATT do brig Frederick Xdophas
isiSNsaiied steamship Gen Sherman, Henry, NYork.
Hw ss6 kebsrs B.
Hook, anchor dragging; Adei, Baker do do.
$%lsS seEeiaoa SScrf
NANTUCKET, Sept Arrived, schr Onward. aorham.
Sailed tH 18th; h; sshr Watson, Adams, Phsdephn
ssied-schr John COLLINS, MApes, NYork for New Bed
Isth-Arrved schrs Ann FloMer, White, Providence for
NYork; Daniel Webster Megathn Ezabethport for Provi
Sailed Brig Monticello; schrs Jane; Eliza Williams Cor.
2Oth-Arrived schrs Penha Portland for Work corne-
do David Floyd E1sSesspo TSomas
& do Sarah Jane Garsnsr EYok Also
ton Nc; sioop Julia Ann, Wells POughkeepsis Ware
NoRwIcM Sep. .oh ss;s, Wright Sswbgrs
Anss Fpsss 00p' Sur
NEW HAIEN Sept arrived Sarks x. Annie t Bs Shaw
put in for rsdairs; sShrs Thompson Smith, AlbanyF
IS = iss
Fs:l ws.s AS si Ss
es
S!ses arasr. Smith, ~ Perry: Rissy PrS!3Ssnss;
Ta%n B Bs ssg IT, II o sons went to
mir the XIV
for $ Hsso s IN e:
niekson, y i White, WoodrqG Sims spTasker, Clyde
Boston, s's% TSe: sorasn kysr WING
beeTng for Boston,
2 RnsS sr e c s
80 United o TOasT DO do for Tor Sal lynn
GO GO
s x,ife er 0 BE-
Ss, .sss, S Sssnssp
Saq1f soss.
Marietta Smith, Preston Albany for PaWtncke MaIth.
GSoSssn s%ps Rhode Island Tyr0n RondOu AGENT
Oliver A%ss French osorEstowS2 DC:
ssiss ts Ss
MssnS Lsx TIsnssa, Martin SYs,S S:s.S
s H.ss
%s.
Daniel webster Megs.hn ITa Sli; Hudson Seneca Dott
S?ss:
Mar: Mar s and 0 Ss4e:
PAwTUCKET, Sept Arrived, schrs Sarah Falconer,
sh1 Richards Avery
nsVa bsn
SALEM, Sept I7-saEea. brig STAR Sparrow, Baltimore;
'cns PSos s MYST ,,Or . Smith,
Lady Ellen, Sooey, Philadelphia.
20h-Arrived, schrs Archer 4 Reeves, Irelan Kate e
Rich Miller Kate Walker Murray, and Thomas 9 Smith,
s do for Newburygort Mary Alice Perry Enabe,hPort;
Cove, Hoboken; Mary Langdon, Pnkham Mary Newton,
Newton and Geo Glover Holbrook, Rondout; X Lane,
Lane ork Latte L1n Lunt, Calais for NYork; Eliza
WASHINGTON. Dc Sept ls-Arrived schr Frank walter,
Borson, NYork
WILMINGTON, NC. Sept ls-Arrived, schr Lockwood,
st John, NYork.
Cleared-Brg Sir Robert Mcclure Br) Grhs, Bristol,
Eng schr Francis saterly, Tucker, NYork.
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Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER q, 1868.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving this port
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who
Yacht feet. The New York Associated Press
collect marine reports attend to the delivery packages
will be BY the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1867
Resolved That and after April l. 1863 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
nS- The office of the Herald yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE IL mt Whitehall slip. All communications from
consignees to the masters of inward bound
vessels will be forwarded free Of charge.
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our brothers, OF our own flesh and blood. wnile the
eight hundred thousand men assumed to be clothed
with the right OF suffrage are OF an inferior ana p
bar0us race-(cheers)-a race that never manLesten
the slightest qualities or abilities TO warrant te ia
being entrusted with the administration OF the GOV
ernment Is the right OF the people OF th ne own
choice 1t Is also the right OF the States to be exempt
from military invasion or occupation by federal power
except In time OF rebellion, instruction or foreign
invasion. Now, we have been at peace for three
years and half and yet we have standing army Oh
CO. 600 men, and the Southern country sdvided into
departments and Is subjected to the sway OF nvc
military commanders who exercise the functions OF
the civil judiciary and who override and subyert the
civil law OF the land. NOW, we nave republican
OF State, no matter under what pretext Is the
greatest Of crimes. Out Of their own mouths they
are condemned.
JeTerson Davis and his coadjutors said early in
the war that the States could secede and that they
had seeded, and that the Union was dissolved The
OF brave men North rallied round the nag and said
nc--the federal Union must be preserved. On that
Issue the war was fought, and the soldiers OF the
North succeeded and Jefferson Davis was defeated,
and the question was settled that the Union was not
dissolved and could not be dissolved. And yet the
radical leaders come and tell these soldiers that JEFF
ferson Davis has whipped them and that the Union
The radical leaders ask to be entrusted with the
management of the public affairs for another four
our mOney-what have they done with the two hun
dred millions year more than was necessary for
the government. If call them to an account like
this the only answer we receive Is that we are cop
perheads, traitors and Seymour rebels. Fellow
citizens, you will not trust these radical leaders
with another four years. lease of power? Cries Of
"No.'o You have held them in the balance and
found them wanting and when we go to the polls In
November next the people from Maine to Oregon
will impeach the radicals of high crimes and mis-
demeadOrs and render them incapable OF ever again
holding office.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Beach's speech the few
people that yet remained in the building hastily dis
perSed
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CLEARED.

Steamship Holsatia NG) Ehlers, Hamburg-Kunhardt
Co.
Steamship Francoua, Sherwood. Portland-J Ames
Ship Cornelius Grinnel Spencer, London-Grinnel Min
turn X Co.
Ship Caroline (NG,, Stricken, Bremen-Edyc 4 Crock.
Ship Tamerane, SUMNER Phiadelphia-Boyd 4 Hncken.
Bark Bridgeport, Morgan Galveston-C Mallory 4 Co.
Brig Melrose, Grlggs, Nuevitas-Miler Houghton.
Brig Neva (Br), Sulis, st John EB-Morrison Philips
Brig Florence (Br), Clark st Andrews, NB-Heney Par
ker.
Thomas.
Schr Baylis, Dayton, Charleston-N McCready Co.
Schr Marshall Marshall, PhiiadelphiaHW Loud Co.
Schr Albert Treat, Sawyer, Bangor-Snow Richardson.
Schr s II Merrill Benson Gloucester.
Schr NJ Hathaway, Cole, Boston-Snow 4 Richardson.
Schr Henry Caston, Knowles, Bristol.
schr Gertrude, Brockway, Middetown-G Racket
Bro.
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DIR. SCHENCK'S SO
"A. PULMONIC SYRUP SEAWEED TONIC
AND MANDRAKE PILLS.

A PRIZES CAsHED AND INFORMATION FUR
"A. nished in Royal Havana and all egalized lotteries.
JACOB CLUTE, Broker,
200 Broadway, and 1853 Fulton street.
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A1- THE BEST PORTABLE GASLIGHT APPA
ratus 10 the world, irrespective Of cost War
ranted IN Give entire satisfaction. No humbug Call and
anime Continental Portable Gas Company, oce 22l Pearl
treet corner Plat street. New York.
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SHIPPING NEW S.

Almanac for New York.--Tais Day
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L,LowERs.-THE ORIENTAL PROCESS, USED BY No
Others for restoring and preserving nasuia ons fnera
when wthered beautiful art patented s,r naanr3
wreaths crosses bouquets &C. preserved I All
beauty and warranted for ages Apply ~ ssI ~ 70
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$5 ONLY


1000 city Lots sale, the line OF the Erie Railway
within 20 10 80 minutes Of New York at Paterson Psssa9
ana Stop paying rent and PROD
vide your family good home. limited number o. shares
vst a. ssie nv TtIt5s H. STEVENS, Manager Real Estae
Ia broadway Beecker street, New York
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DR. D1LLENBACK CURES CHRONIC CATARRH, SORE
~ throat bronchitis asthma and consumption by the inns~
lson OF .Atomized Medcated Fluids by means OF wnca
the remedies the seat OF the dsess
part 10 be cured Muttudes have rescued from
the jaws Of death by this simple and ecacous menou %
practice VIII be professionally at his rooms $50 broaawny
Of Seventeenth street and Union square, on
and Friday, the 2lh and 25th Of September Consons
free.
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Marine isasters.

SHIP CRITERION Sheldon from Boston for San Francisco
stated.
BARK CosTAnELI, Emerson from Boston for Montevdeo,
Aug The gunboat Wasp went to her assistance and
succeeded In towing her off, Ske arrived Aug without
any damage, and was discharging on the 18th.
BARK ALOE KELLEY, Kelley, from Glasgow for Bombay
since oeen heard Of She registered $50 AL
was oult IN 1850 at Yarmouth Me, whence she hailed.
BRIG ALExANDER Br), which sailed from Baltimore 18th
hs .or soslok n tow Of tug Ella when on the Patuxent
80 nat she was Obliged to put back Baltimore The dam
age to the unknown but supposed to be very
slight, as she proceeded.
-, BRIG NUEyIrAs, from Havana via Savannah for New
ieaky.
scHR SUSAN ELDRIDGR, Chapman, from Seal Island for
New York before reported), down 18th inst
Pollock Rip Lghtshp by schr Walter Pharo and immed
was SO tons register built at New London In 1854 owned
there Capt Chapman and Others and valued at about
forward and put into Edgartown 18th.
sLoop ETHAN ALLEN, Capt Henry, from Baitan River,
with moulding sand, down and sunk Sunday In
East Channel, Backwes Island, by schr Mary Eveline,
from Greenport. She will be total loss
Miscellaneous.
Purser Gorham Of the steamship Saragossa Charles
ton, has thanks for favors.
We under obligations Purser John MoGe OF the
steamship Manhattan, from Charleston, for favors.
The attentive of the steamship Merrmac Rio
Janero, will accept our thanks for his attentions.
LAUNoHED-At Deer Isle the Cd inst the yard
HASKELL beautiful brig Of $50 tons, named the Julia
Haskell She was built under the American Loyds inspec-
ton Of the best material classes Al<or7 years The
owned by the builder others, will be
by Capt George Haskell.
Spoken.
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Seventeenth Ward.
This Ii an organization Of the German democrats
Of the old school. Its meeting last night on avenue
A, corner Of Fourth street, was well attended. Mr.
A. Meyerhofer presided and Dr. Philip Merfxle oflci-
ated as secretary. The main question for discussion
was the proper proportion OF prominent county and
city offices due TO the Germans OF the city and OF the
ward. The principal speakers were Messrs. Curing,
Kuester DR.. Merkle and Mr.. We'll. severe were
the attacks Oh the internal management VI
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OF ROOSEVELT ST., SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM
- respectable rr ia private family has objection
70 private boarding house beat city reference Can be
for two days.
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T x eth Av.--AS LADY's MAID, BY A FRENCH wO.
- who understands dreasmaking and hariress
and all Of her Duties Apply for days. between the
hours OF 10 land 9.
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Ukareh Nfreee0ts.

sT. JunNs HPrso0PALc luKChs-tA ~
skror. hsevssn Concert snd High. BsrsisSs sseSy
8sadsy = II :. =. and ! p. =. Seshaih ssaost
wxsTHiSsrRER pREsBYrEKTAN
cHURcH, n. 4. l--on 6svsntb strest, hstesss
Main and Blondeau. eerviess every essssn =
Il = y. and ,. - Sabbath School q = =
s.hil,eA.iy 81. q. Care. PnstsY.
UNITED PREsBYTERfAN-Cer. plsAdess
and 9Th streets, Services every Sabbath q II .
u and p. m. Sunday School ct els. n.
.prss,ss. J .a,,s ss0~s "a, rs. a...
between Fisfk and sixth. Services sssry Sch
bath 1t II . m. and M Sabbath School =
So. =. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
d. JrpxiSs. r., PsstsE.
EXCHANGE STREET n. 3. cHuRcu-os
Exchange direct, tctweea Third and fcssth.
Preaching every Ssbtsth at u :. p. and p. -
Sabbath Echooi a - p. n fubsie Prayer Nesting
p. Wsdsss ~ evening, q, Euass:
5cHArHAA sorangn.E. cnrRcH-csr-
ner Of Seventh ana Huxap strs>ts. Preaching
every Sabbath at II =. N. Ard p -; Sabbath
School Il q =. M Public Prayer Meeting ~
Wednesday evening". JoHs hAysrs,
TIRs1 PRESBYTERIAN csss>s Hish saa
Fourth streets. Ssrrioasevsfy ssbbath q II :.
n and pm. Sunday seheot = = p 2.
T4kSf BAPTIST cHERcH-Csfss 81 Hien-
desa and Iighsa sar.sss. 4vafbing = y A =.
and mr., Sunday School q siL.E. R2kl:c
Prayer Hsetipe on Wednesday etsgxeg, - y
o'esock. FfsbIiB7l JT. WHsrsyz alts9.
UNITARIAN CHURCH ~ pnAlis ~
yiss 1t II : n, ard Il II - Ths pubic ses-
disiiy irfitsd.
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81 Leat1 4 Quincy Packet G.,

f.SSS :; III tsave Keotuk fcr ST. Louis every Nom
~ 8 "a. n. ard Thurrday II e'elsck :. =. /.
s10fLyH NssPlIn. every Tuesday and
yfsday. Il 8 o'clock .. N. Assh 80 htass-
rooms free. .
Paw rom Keokuk to 81. Louis, $s.ss. Through
I'll. OF l.ins given for freight to al stations On
~ Dss Moines Valley Railroad.
Il, sr,svh, for The r.yer conveyed to the Agent
Il Reokuk viii be attended 70 without dslAy, and
frss Of sharge.
Through tickets fos sale Is al points Wsss oves
The Hannibal Z 81 Jossph Railroad, and Dol 2
bransh%s Of the Pacific Railroad. Qn6oe soFnas
Etondear aud Levee, Stafford building.
N. ARCH ER, Agent, Ksohuk.
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par ssat.
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