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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

The German Turner's of our city and many
other persons anxious for holiday trip
went up to Burlington Sabbath on an excur-
sion The packet Eagle was chartered
for the purpose. The brass band gave music
to the pleasure seekers Early Sabbath
morning they departed and early Yesterday
morning they returned q little weary perhaps,
but Jolly nevertheless
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

IT needs no ghost to tell us that II we
don't take care of our teeth they will perish
IN our mouths, and in their decay impair the
parity OF the breath. With the knowledge
that this catastrophe can be averted ly the
disinfectant heal.hful properties of sozodont.
who would be so perverse as not use it,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

Go to Bidleman's. No. 81 Main stssst,
ana leave your measure for pair offine boots
or shoes. He has the very best Of workmcn
and uses first quality materials. Our word
for It yon will be we'll pleased and get the
worth of your money.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

Tax OK GAs.-ln the proceedings Of Con.
gress on Friday last. during TIE action in the
House on the Tax Bill, the question of allow
ing gas companies t, collect the tax from the
consumers came NJ, and was defeated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22
CITY NEWS.

BIAxks. Bills d 1Ading. 0aassty Deeds,
Mortgages, Trust Deeds, Lenses. Justices
Blank Fcens, etc., can 30 had 1t .his Office in
lrue or small quantities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

TIE Atlantic Monthly for June IL already
out and on hand q. Lowry's literary Depot.
This number does not fall below It's rrede
cessors in the number Of its Interesting arti.
cles and the celebrity Of the writer's who
contribute them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

HARPER FOR JuxE-This most popular of
the Monthlies, filed as usual with interesting
and useful matter, has been laid on our table
by Lowry. and our friends will find plenty
more Of the same sort by calling at bis estab-
lshment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

TIE District Court, Judge Springer pre-
siding, commenced we presume its session at
Fort Madison yesterday. 1t will hold but
one week. Several members of our bar are
In attendance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

n erehAaas' UnIon Express Csmpany.
TT e Executive Committee Of the above company
have made call for the second instsllment-ihree
per saI-on subscriptions TO the capital stock, to
oe reMitted by draft New York to wm C.
Bea nisiey, Treasurer, New York. We understand
that The preparations for commencing active
ope 1tions arc being pushed with vigor, and that
the conpnny expects to begin the carrying bust
mes , - early August next The following, re-
fer, ing To this company, is from the Auburn Adj
fise~ u Monday
THE euecess which has thus far attended the
teTprise 10 highly encouraging. Its stock il all
Ia sea, and the first installment nearly or quite
pa i'd So great is the confidence Of business men
in he project, that the officers Of the company
ha experienced small embarrassment in dis
tri bsaiag the stock so as satisfy applicants We
lea that the number Of those who have success
fully spnght to obtain interest in the stock Of
the coss1 any is very large but that 1t has been
judiciess y placed that . large percentage Of tho
patrons o Express companies are qGkholders
The numb Of shareholders will not fail much, If
any, short of eight thousand. which shows clearly
| that the - mpany will have bseis for business
| unequalsA by any similar organization. In fact,
we doubt whether any business enterprise was
ever started in this country, the parties ID which
represented SO large an amount Of business char
actcr and wealth. It only remains for those who
hare the project in their keeping to demonstrate.
by their energy, ability and good management,
bat they are competent for the vast and compli-
Gated working OF the system which il entrusted to
| them.
That they will not forfeit the con6depce which
has been so generously extended to them, We hare
fulf confidence We know that there 70 talent, ex
pericnce aud integrity sufficient among the officers
OF the coapany to accomplish results adequate TO
The responsibilities which they have undertaken.
The compAny will probably b enabled to obtain
the services " large numbers Of experienced ex
pressmcn, which win tend to promote it, interests
and freely aid in placing its lines in suesessful
operation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

WANTED TO RENr.-A dwelling house with
six or eight rooms, within a few squares Of
the post Office. Apply at No. IS Main street.
may2od2t j. s. LowER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

THOSE who suffer from Liver complaints
may rely upon the Red Jacke Bifters, because
they derive from their anti bilious properties
immediate and certain relief when all the
usually prescribed remedies have proved use
1ecs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

JusT received, and Tor sale, q few elegant
patterns OF gilt papers. Also a good assert
ment of wall papers aud borders of all
grades. (d6i) WV. Pace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

THE ladies of this cry should call and ex-
anime Lower Pollock fine assortment OF
perfumery, toilet articles, brushes, and other
fancy goods, before bnying elsewhere. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22


The 6ne weather for driving. for the past few
DAYS, has produced moro sctivity ID The horse
market here. and choice driving horses are in good
demand. There 10 general complaint, however,
that the horses in the hands Of dealers here are
held too high, and many lockers leave the market
with q shake Of the head, ~ much to say, arm
wait . few days." The trade. however, keep -
still upper lip" and claim that they oder hofses
quite Is low - can be Afforded that good horses
are very scarce in the country, and they Are sure
thsA -bsysss viii b forced to cons to their terms
One significant fact which shows that fancy prices
cannot be sustained was revealed in the course Of
. friendly talk with leading dealer in Twenty
fourth street. He has on hand handsome pair
Of Bay Geldings, that have improved in appear
ance every week, for which be refused $4,000 in
March, and nov finds no buyer At 81 800! Sound
work horses continue to sell freely. and Canada
ponies arc in active demand. We do not change
orr quotations, but remark that more horses sell
At the lower that the higher figures Matched
carriage horses 81 900 to 81, 500 per pair; good
single horses, $45a to $500; good cart and truck
horses, $3.50 to $3.50; truck and express teams,
$500 to 5000: Free ch ponies, 500 TO $500; extra
French poaics, <72s to 425o; fancy matched
teams Of good speed, $l,5oo to $4,000; ordinary
mares and geldingf, for cars and stages, $l35 to
4l75.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

PrRsoxAL.-Hon. p. Melendy, United
States Marshall Of Iowa, was among the ar.
rivals at the Domine last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

VIZ call attention to the card Of Mrs. Aene,
milliner and hair dresser, on Third street be-
tween Main and johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

1gJ111g
1l1l1A appeinasd y ~ nsass = T1vsstieaas ~
Q1Qnt N6nk suialnA - e4e ~
l2Nas1D = les1y nilliea n dallan . asee41.e q
- es3egA National depssisorisa, - - ess1e s
6ise1tolag s0ssss saa sgsnts u - 0osslns..s.
o. - hteisstfz. ysst.aags - 8sae1 NM
- 1hiilios It saeh 1sfs6its q - sasiee.
-TAs Psvnassss osssi IN issss - ssese
- Aisselise Pnynaeeers ueo nese 0ovua-
nsnt moneys on deposit II National Bsaks % re-
move them q oncs, either - the United Hfates
Treasssy o. - peflis 1rsassstst. 1sssss u con-
siderable sxeitsulsst snosg the hanks in oonss-
quence. f4
The Trsedmens Bureau has rsceiSed %.
ceureinR accounts from Genenl Gregory ID
Texas, Of the condition Of tn cotton and sugar
crops there.
Z. The Ways and Means Committee has decided
that sugar made from sorghum shall be- addea TO
the free list.
lit 10 understood that ths 0evemnsnt will
lose between four and i've hundred thousand dol
lars BY the operations Of cotton spectators at
Memphis, Tenn.
s.--A single ssls Of gold reported on Government
account to the amount Of 81, 900 was made this
afternoon at 1884.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided not
70 issue any more certificates Of indshtedness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22
Wheat ana Rloar Market.
trs World. of "wednesday

The active speculation for rise in -four and
/ wheat, which eliminated On Thursday or last
week, has been followed by considerable reaction
IN prices. The supplies OF nour, by rail and canal,
have far increased that they are equal IL the
wants vi the market while with liberal receipts
of Hour and wheat At Buffalo and Oswego. there
are indications that the supply will become
excessive, in which case considerable decline
will be ,nevi,ahle aud the supply Of wheat in
store is sufficient to supply millers weeks.
specially in the face OF declining prices for four,
bile The transaction reported TO- day, Of Amefi-
wheat returned from Liverpool, will damp the
~ dor OF those people in Michigan who are con.
m citing for the next crop 1t 81 20 per bushei.
n advance in gold and sterling exchange has
h<A oed corn, freights to Liverpool remaining very
Los Receipts by canal are - yet small feature
Of the market the past fortnight has been the
deli, cry Of Western corn by rnii Oats have been
irm, but Gloss beasy Rye sud harley are un-
,etile d.
The Chicago Tribune Of the 10Th furnishes the
10 llowin in relation 10 the reaction in heat in
II NJ city;
There WAS quite pai,ic in the wheat market
to dsy, and prices fell 4 nd y cents per bushel.
As hate the 9Th inst M. l. spring wheat lregu-
lar rose high 81 81 per bushei, and to day it
fell ~ low 81 52i-a decline Of 2elc per hashei
in r Inc days! No. sp ring wheat, the 9Th
inst ant. as high as 81 IS per buseel and to-
day It fell to u 10 per bushei! Bankers and
other = Gho advanced 81 80 on wheat few days
ago egia to feel nervous, and the Indiana specu-
lators sh1 held largely tsomewhst discouraged
Corn - Aay declined lailc per bushel. provi-
sions we're perfectly stagnant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22
nv TELEGRAPH
chicago Market.


BY telegraph cnaaso. ssy =.
Piour-Mors active and 6rmss; good ehc;cs epstng
Extra - Sbt1lo o. white Winter Extra ST. 50
NhAt-Coadisrssls scdv ~; adv4sc-d &c sincs
ysst rd.y: No regular - ssDl 81 IA North.
Elevator 81 s4al II, 81 sing Arm At u cox
regular; M . n " DOL TO- secsrd,ng to LOCATION.
j. ctsd Spring Anit
Corr active shippng dsr and and advance u -
11<c per bush1 No II t"0k,h No. AZ - 14e Re-
jsct~d 479.5h In store, 81 dpg nrm At siADs, for
80 1. c. u Co a srsfvs q S1l4Df2 ~ No. I;
70 1sl Tor No 2 ~ $40 Jretsa-
nas.-Acti.s and Is1L bishs; No 1 At 3aos71<s
No : At 2s,<9so closing arn s211 1ssL for fansr
Rye-Stsby and scfi,e ss6ee for 30 II Tor 10. Z
Darie, -D,n $50 Is on t,set.
Hishvines-.irm a.d steady, - q in bend ssd q n
o. ~ free.
ossds--Dull.
Pots -o~s-s2,< Z - eooi to ehnsc. frsrk.
Pro.i ions ne active; rae u 1900 bills. PORT
oAenld n
L rd-Nsmsna'; 22S9K
rrei.h,4 til. quIry for grain vessels and rates
Of freight lc higher Twenty v-.-sIs eAas,&r-
ID at ss,oc Corn. ex.7 for sss to Bss.,o !: -
i4,s for -orn to o.seso s6sk tyr c,rn Poa Col.
bnrne.
New Ysrk naSAsa.
BY Telesraph,l NFu Yoax, May a.
-Aose srtvs and Il 3r better .sso fss Nj J.
ding
stour-Du'l, ard ioc loser s. ss1s - Extra STATE
D 20 - IS Tor Ex K. H. o. - es9l3 o. trade braAds
clossrr dull.
Viii ks-pl' and ponin.l s, 2sS9 q
whst-Ina need b, western .ccou.f. "a Sc higher
bo. yer, qi, 81 - Chicago - ina; II ssaz 900 No
Nil 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

THEA1aIcAL--Myers' dramatic troupe in
trodueed itself in good styls to The people II
our city Iase evening, and we're well received.
The Athenenm was filed with one Of Keokuk's
finest audiences. The play was Buiwef's
" Richelieu," and was we'll rendered. Nc
Kean Buchanan manifests much power 10 the
character Of the Cardinal. His ago 6ts hin
for the performance Of the part without too
patiently reprssssd boistsrousness or IN affect.
cd dscrepitads degener.sing into servility.
Many Of the passages were rendered wisk
powerful effect Miss Virginia performed
well. Even if We we're disposed to indulge
IN criticism 1t we're now too soon, and We will
not do it. We are anxious to see the troupe
succeed. They have merit to deserve success.
and they offer to our citizens a series Of dra-
matte entertainments worthy Of patronage.
The inferior parts were performed we'll a.
usual in the majority of even metropolitan
thaaters. Mr.. Watson was particularly excel
lent as " Baradas." That splendid comedy,
/" London Assurance, 7" will be performed to-
night. Let there be full house. Reserv-
ed seats can be had BY calling At the
Office Of the Athsseum to-day, from
ten to twelve o'clock = M, and one to
four o'clock p. m. There will BE- grand.
Matinee Saturday afternoon, .. which the nd
mission will be thirty cents. Come out early
TO- night h yoa would secure seat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22
A~er,e a wheat asa French elsur.

Wheat which was shipped from New York last
fall and has been lying in store ct Liverpool ever
since, will Be reshipped; and several eargoss Of
French -four are nov said 70 BE- aAoat, bound to
America. The high prices which rule In our
naskets, viii afford the shippers handsome profit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

lscENDIARIEs are At work up at Clinton
and Lyons. So says the Clinton Adrotate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22
u .t..l Life r.ss,.ree c.

We fp the following MN the View York Indepey
dsnt Ofsspt 79th:
This Coz pany org. nixed In 1916 the
syessn With the vel bee sdvst fsee Of trrn-ftye
INSURANCE. a. its a~tu cost 10 thu nf IL, tr,
Dem 10 ah~ largest life insnr-p~~ company ~ n
~saniry, and With The ~xnepsinD Of on @. rWsf
psny fh arg-St IN she ~ortd It arcnasuiaf~d psi
10 ness " ss, 100 Il hAe III since lie
over - 00 o. to the families aud c, eifoss Of d.
ns<sberp and hs- refunded 5000 90 o. liry
holde-s In dvtS~nd. p,plns presiu-s lts pre--rt
aurpias g. nOe 900. r.,m vhi the animal dsi
d~ud . II be DC ared n LIT al feo. .~xt The nam.er
of policies d.rtnG b. ss3- It's N,
- - 90 90 IN rr~etp's inft,
e-t alone being half mf'i'p, which ~orr tina I
paid H. tsss. for The year ending let November lat
Rr thes~ Aeurss notion MAT - sbt.a ned of TIE
tsrin~ss "on. ~ the COT psny and 81 the
rn.taees "a rid 10 insursrs Fuller particulars vii
I'd IN adv. ri. d, other olHnr o. tho
n,.yast-sso life irs.s II h. -eare.b .ec~.-ary
anything this day. Lor Ch.s rlle' iyndhas-f's
r-n..ri thai 9th d-p- nd. h-nii, IL tree
irons r~prosrh II his H.. l. st Insured I. tstt r
The duty Il b. ing .-iif.d the thins IL
- hpd .fr .nd cheap company: AID be Connretic.
Mutu IL 18th
Nv TEN ErcE IL the age. Tor thi, popular company
In this cifs. octe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

tHOR SALE-30 acres of fine grape and
0 he fruit la d. lu HI. h state 81 esi r
~.ti j. uidr fe ifh p frnit vari
kiasss nos b. .ritg Trc- s75 per Also
% scr jpsn,os thr sirse Ism, NJ OF the
cha ter. vi mp H,ens. int rsH he ai.nc
pis ing q r., &C tie rats all P-B-e Pics
$40 and Is pr This land Is ~,fnrt d he
'a~nr. d. Hi r.. hont n,,les Secona T.
K.- kak 10, particulars enquire o.
mcb24 Ten EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

NOR SALE-Twefty f+t i'd Of ,o H.
n he iUsi fh- n ,th .ids N.i,., b a event
street Price 81 co., .i,e good ~. tnqnire Of
feb HB ikA-kiCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

.>OR 6ALE-A T~o Story Prick DIVE ling Hosre
~itn Ella hf ~onr,-, lot 40 l1o-two st.ti-~.
~,od- b. d. =, = E.od all \ silt ~ater stet WI
tSv-d, '.vi sd ak Si.nxt-d b nt..p r
Forth nh Eleventh streets Tit Aood nosaie
l-r,, = - ,e0o fnqare OF
feb1 II sTFN fyCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

AsAnOWAnk.- our business notices the
long established and popular house Of eur
friends CAnY l. PECK, deserve more exten-
ded notice than we have hitherto been able to
give them. Eleven years ago these rensemen.
then associated with Mr.. JOKES, opened their
hardware house on Main street, between
Eighth und Ninth streets. They were sue
cessful from the first The hoase of CApY.
JONES l. PECK became, what j, has since re.
manned with its changes, one of the perma-
nent and fayorite business institutions of
keokuk. The firm continued as above until
about three yeans ago. Mr.. JONES went to
serve his country in the gallan. Sd lows Cav
airy, and after the termination CT his service
he entered into business in Little Rock. Ar.
kansas, where, prosperously, he still remains.
Our friends CADY l. PECK changed to this ex-
tent the title Of the firm. Their store Is now
at the corner of Fourth and Main streets,
where they keep full and carefully selected
stock, which purchasers and dealers will do
well to examine. Mill goods, gum and leather
oeit'ngs etc., are speeialties of this house,
and in them they are doing heavy business.
The trade of the house is good, as 1on The
merits Of the proprietors it deser~e, 10 be.
Mr.. CADY and Mr. PEcK are too we'll knovn TO
need special commentator at this present.
They are fairly, squarely, uprigh,ly and
downnghtly reliable dealers, and much es
teemed gentlemen. Let the public see to it.
for the public's own benefit, that Messrs.
c 4 T shall be largely recipients OF the pub
lies favor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

ASOR sALE-Lnsa AMI O. ia iInck ir4 IN Fulton
stfeet b-s~ e~n Et-venfh anil T~ eth pric
s3O6 zach Ai-o, lot =. IN block a. xii ourne's add
ti.t 10 z.okuk. Prize ai5o. Tu+r good "r NJ sale
Enquire Of [jan7l Ii b. rEN-EyCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

ksOR SALE.-A two story frame dwelhr Z
hes>e, = ID IL $ and fud lot, situs,.d IN u
II p 'k~k 20, the bsbk aid fiffe-y I.
street IL D. ". Kbou ne'- Addlt oa Title god o.
al Prics $S0a Enquire Of
nc41 III B. rkN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

Ebk SALE Lots and 8 in Block
fs1. m the corner Of 3th ard Paiean streets vii
Be- -cld A. bargain. Euquirs OF
mayS B.rgN-EYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

ltOR SAl.E.-A Business Lo, on Main
Il stre~ b. tween 5sh Sc .fNorth .i.s- o, w.ph
|. Two story hsics store Rniiding 2sty 80 ret This
rroy~,y = hsr q or fs~ dsy NJ the " rr,ce
u g. Co., al, h and ta ~ Fix months With IN
s-, 80 Title good o. 40 sale. knqasre Of
noy3b Il. H. TEN-EiCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

~ sALk. t u sctes 4 land ,.ptrent ii the
sits Wat a. Itt-r IN the A CT at Ett,k TX
an sntho, E-i To cell thi rrop-riy ~ Are.t
gaia. ~ sppird for som. Title god .si- En-
qni OF Ii. rIN-EYCK
apr.-d Real kstste Az Mt,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

HNCk ALE Three d irabIt Lot which
10 aieia wo stes 'rk xtJ Ing b use contain psI
sr scom*-a i.rg. lex wash house and God house,
together With ipE~ tiick .tahe, twa arg- cist rhs,
AMI Lots ell cover with tho lot Of fruit h.
tres fht property is ituated The . ef 4th
ard Nere streets conv-pien, bisiBe<s Price 5000
h-lsensh baaa~- In / and years at per c. OF In.
ser.sf Title goed. Enquire Of
apr2A r. TEN-ETcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22

MAPLE SUGAR. - 10 boxes, in ANAL
Jssassn l.ass, losssssss Aasasa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-18
Court Notices.

IN THE: COUNTY COURT OF. FAIRa;1
IL COUNTY, AUGUST TERM, 1855 ~.
Court rnade'the following Classification o. aS
tees for the several County Courts O.; ~ o;
County for the year commencing &ue1 r1s;
Term, 1866, as follows: 49,. s|S'
August Ter'm-JohnB. Troth, Pr. Justice 4;,,,
Hawxhurst =" j, w. Basc;$ycgss1
VIM. Walters and Metrah 5;sSra.
Sent. rerm-Joihn B. Troth, P. j.; :ooo,.,;:,
: .h2I:1 ves,J: 3. Bowman: iGeoise :;
: ~ Walters and VIM. R0.6.
Oct Term-John B. Troth, P. j., Samusl ?;i,
man, Thomas ?. Brown, GEORGE : +
!! MILAN and VIM. Ferguson. .
Nov. Term-John B. Troth, ::,J.,E. e. hsroo
7 James w. Rec, James C. ne,:r,
max. and Daniel w. Lewis s'
Dec Term John. 3, Troth, ?. j.. Courllso5
7 LuKens, Cyrus Hickey, ). ", =
Bowman, and Job HawShurs,. 80
ia: Jan. Term-lohn B.; Troth T. ~. W. Fan.
...a' III. S1akely, and. George B. Ives
Feb'ry. Term John B. Troth, P : j; ?
Bowman, George :. n. Wai
tiers, VIM. +. Ford and SAM
- ~;., Pullman. ".rEz',,t
March, Terrn-J ohm .. Tro'h: 7: j., Thos.
!: :. =: Brown, Geo ". MILAN, Wm. yrr
" =. - =: guson and Z. L. Mason.
.hnril Tern,-John Z. .Troth, P. j., James "
!" . & =! Rice, james, G. Denty, Daniel ".
J. :" - Lewis and CORTLAND Lukcns
Nav Tcrn1-John B. Troth, P.J,, Cyrus
: : Hickey, J. 3, Bowman, job
=, - = Hauxhurst and J. ". Bancroft
y une TerIn-J, g. Troth, Z. j., YIN. Walters,
- A1ttrah Makely: George b. Ives
: and George f. n. Walters. g
JIiy TERM. B. Troth. p. j., Samuel Pul,n;a
:. - Thomas p. Brown, Wm. Ferguson
= :. : :: and James W: Rice.
=. Ordered, that copy Of thi: order be publish.
ed once a month for ore year. ., r.'..E
+. a wy WI. NJ. FIGZHUGH. G. pro TEN.
sep Only
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-18
NTORE NEW GOODS.

- ,Wehare this day'reeeived 81 large Addition TO
our stock, Consisting in part Of Embroidered
and ChecEerod Grenadines, Grenadine .Berages,
Mozambiqucs, ST. french Muslin, Black and
.Colored Muslins, ombazines and, y lpaeas, sS.4
Black BeEages,, 81 GRENADINES and 81 Gro: De
Arm ours, Black Gro! Grain and rafcta SILKS,
grsandies, LaWps, Percals Fancy and Mourn !71
and bucks, :CounterpTnes Brown ana Black
Shooting and, Shifting Cotton, Virginia mid
ding and French Cassinleres, Cloths. &c:r 0c,
Many Of these goods VIII be sold at greatly re-
,duced prices. 4 = ;.,l.. ~, .I,;i :-,L:., ''''
-. ny j-tf. WILMER, &: SLAY,MI.AKJAR,,,,.1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-18

LORIOUS NEWSl
u GOODS AT OLD PRICES AGAIN /!
l have just returned with splendid stock OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Beautiful Fancy Calico 10 and III cts, Notified
and Embossed Grenadines much below former
prices Mozam5iqucs, beautiful styles; striped
Silk Grenadines !; beautiful Printed Organdies !;
beautiful stock Of ... d., -., - -,
GENTS AND BOYS SUMMER HATS t;
GENTS AND LADIES' SHOES.
All these Goods will be sold at astonishingly
low prices, by .. j.. ~, .,' l.. A. LARAlN.. .
. my 14-eo5t .....s...f...... .-'~,.. .., ...i# /.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-18

IcH'. r 1cn.. IoE -:
= Having perfected arrangements with respon-
sponsiblc gentlemen at Gardner; Maine, for
furnishing me regularly with excellent
~ -, NORTHERN ICE,
I am nowprepared to supply the citizens of A.
'exandra daily With such Quantities as they may
desire Hotels and Restaurants supplied upon
as favorable terms rs can be obtained in the
city. Orders left at the Drug Store OF ":
ton streets, will be promptly filed.
ap 4--tf g. rf-'';"- Il. q. AIN ELL