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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

HEyRY Clay DEAN, the unWAsncu oPosS's
of lows Butternutism, whose loyalty and de-
cency might have been improved BY his mill
tary discipline in this city, but were not Is out
IN a letter in the New York Day BOOK, "
vAich be ransrhroueh the list Of DroeeAas
and possible Rspabliean casdidatss ior sAe
next Presidency, pitches sll Of them over
hoard hut Harlan, finds that his chances are
better than . any other man's;" nominates
him, and beats him, and beats him with the
isyiucible Democracy of Iowa That's .
rather large Job to be done up in one letter,
but the ex.reverend Henry does it. He is
confident that between his Secretaryship Of
the Interior, and his being Methodist, Mr.
Harlan will secure nomination. The Chi.
cago Journal says of this effort OF Henry
uDean does Mr.. Harlan the credit to ~
thss, although neighbors, tAsysre not on even
for while the latter is at the head Of the Re
publican party of that State, and one OF the
foremost men of the nation, the former IL
nothing but a filthy political scavenger, Alb
horrent TO deceney as well rs morality.
"The opinion of this high priest OF Iowa
treason is that between the Indian Bureau
and the Methodist Church the distinguished
Iowan will secure the next Republican nomi-
natioa for the Presidency, bat that the irwin
chile Democracy Of Iowa, the butternut
guards, will insure his defeat!
"Tnis is curious tumble Of absurdities.
That Mr.. Harlan will be the next President
is possible, although not at all probable, but
that the Methodists and the Indians are the
stones with which be is grinding his Presiden
tial grist is too ridiculous to be insulting
Mr.. Harlan isa consistent Christian, and -
ssch Il honored By oil true men, By tacss Of
his own religious faith hardly more than bysll
Who appreciate human worth. AZ forhis con
duct at the head Of the Interior Department,
twas such that all unprecedented persons who
know anything about it admit his great exec
utive ability and perfectly incorruptible integ-
rity. All attempts to cast suspicion upon
him utterly failed His private character and
public services unite in testifying TO his fit.
ness for any important position to which he
may be called.
While there is no reason for singing ont
Mr.. Harlan as likely 70 be the next Republi>
can candidate for President, it is quite GER
tain that, should he attain to that honor, he
would not only carry his own State, but the
Electoral College"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

New York Dry 9esAs n srkst.
by Telegraph Hsv Yoss. - a
NO seunsy notable In cotton goods narhss pssssy
seafiy saesdsd IN ocnseqasnes Of ssvsrs storm
ess SILL fAr inquiry tor thoss eaicoes which have 49,.
reduced IN price. namely: The Anosksar Warren,
lowell Aaunkeax 90 waasatta. In other styiss no,
change to notice. is,hsrs Any isdiessoss ~, m
b, q prices are guaraatsed
saadafd shsstisss are scarce and arm; nko41 ~
ends 2014l.
Prints range from ii 70 10
DSssstie wSolsns and foreign fabrics srs dun s.1
depressed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

Had another change in the. meteorological
programme yesterday morning, and % there
was slight carpeting Of snow.
NoxE but . parent knows the agony OF
watching day BY day over tho wasting forms
of their loved ones. Have they considered
that they have LEFT nothing undone 70 relieve
the suiferings and snatch from the grasp of
death. If suffering from Group, Consump>
ton or any other bronchial disease, We com
mend Pectoral Balm ~ the most prompt and
reliable medicine that can be used For sale
by Kerr 4 Fuller, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

0t. Louis Market
D. Telegraph ~. Ler,, - a.
me demand for tobacco continues to b strictly ,or,
nssp-Is almost without moysmena pv.x
e 1913 10 for .oft Missouri.
Four-Qaiet and essiee for tuyera
~hsss-steady. Prime 70 strictly prime q .kas u
choice 81 ss63 20
corn-Sffm; si1sd and ,.ilow Ty07s; mixed Whit.
so0sf choice s31sl
osts-He4vy aud esaier
Rys-unchAsgsd.
Provisions-Dall
Wnishy-Dolla 1t % a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

THE LADr's FRIEND. The March number
continues Mrs. Henry Woods story, "Or-
vile College, and Elizabeth Prescott story,
"Hov Woman had her Way" The short.
er articles are varied and attractive, and the
engrsvings excellent.
Published BY Deacon 4 Peterson, Phila-
delphia, at $3.50 . year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21
HAIR TONIC

H AIR REPRODUCED
A ND-a full growth of Hair guaranteed
shsrs Ne rects ssf entirely eone. Csazps ,Dvy,
WY sd Faded hnis changed into
Soft and Beautiful Tresses |!
Nks prnassat
CURE FOR DANORUFF!
And neree fails 70
Restore Grey Hair!
eits original color 10 four weeks.
zee - - 81 be Er celIEA
A. . Hair Dressing. Prepared and soid By
GEOR q r CABU6.
Ger. Main and "a street,
dee<-Sm KEOkUK, IOWA.
whkinsea, Bartsss Co., Agents. Ksohnh, lose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

TIE New York Store is offering goods at
less than auction prices. just received new
lot of choice brands Of bleAchsd shirtings,
New York Mills, wamsusts, Ssmper Idem,
&c. Also, alot new ssyles Of spring prints.
tue.thur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

We notice that our old-time friend, DR..
Chas. F. Marsh, and his partner Mr.. Popham
lose S., 500 by the burning Of their drug store
IN the great FIRE at Charlton on Tuesday.
Their loss is partly covered BY insurance.
The 'Iowa Mutual Company, at this place,
We are sorry to see, loses heavily BY the FIRE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21
f11afial zna Gemnereial.
MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

\ Chicago Aaskst. ~sE
ID eSlsutaeA.l cuaAss. -. = :
nesr- oaist ~ arn~ ~ ths lsve gaAsE saas =
nlolS - u6sess ssea - Tsol4 ~ ssa0sa - Hsssy
sprag sytss esos s mps<Ass - % Or Rys aesr' =
~ StAsr Dsskvhsat 1our.
whsst--proa Xelc higher qa 10 ? PrisE sssss .
= - br No sprisE n ssOl y for No q se0t - ~
rejected.
Corr -vkns sevsassd 15fose, clssenG stroae -
sax for No 1; s1oSs for rejected
Osss-Assisessd; 10 se5fo0
Rys-seares - lr.; frssA rsespss Of No stOee9k.
nssSsy-Is esol AsoesA - eoo1k s4spGp1 =
sssds-n1othy y acsivs u t3o3 - ~ eeeA biaz
ssel - IS 0esss 49, -.
p5ssssa Bas-va7 ssist, y soo7 =.
Rpstasss niss ~ Nm. Mo- Resk ~ 3e0ls ~
prime nss Ne safDl' y Dry ssited shoulder ~
Lsrd-llIfol3.
osstis-Rss6i1ss 10 hsaE dsnAsd good By es1pvAs
sad pssksss salss q - ssGs rs.
Hest-RsesipW ~ Nod; Assed h god 6sossA
market sseady u - MI.
oAsV-1st ~ susrcs ~ wasted - ksa = sooe -
common iote unchaneeA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21
JULES JARED,H
EMAIL De PARIS"

EMAIL Uc FAhIS.
The New Besutifer Of the Skin.
Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies':
his sscrss Of identifying the skin being sovn oaly
20 Msss. Jared Rene they hoporabiy stats that /,
A1sn non I'll other pssparssioss. II sivss 70 The -.
hash sd frsckisd skin both the sexsurs ~ cssue d
poshe4 ivory, rs@oviae I'll discslssatons shstAw .
psariDs ~ freckles tan, norphsw moth, or taehvoru
spscks and especially sssssfui smoothing ont The
marks len By the SMALL pox.
The asssts Of 'Ls~aii DE- Paris most confidently
submit to the pubic the sndossns.ts Of such
distinguished isdiss =
Signora Ristori, Mile Felicita vestvali, Mis-,
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D. p. Bowers, Lu.
ellie Western, Mdm' . Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes, Miss Agnes Perry,
- many oshsrs. whose high Standing IN ~ proeos
gives tbs sssmp oftsushfnass % their inss,s,ss a.l
genuine approval.
TAs Dsastful Lsciiis Western nys
sI End that the Enai psolsess N shs hrli,e,ev q
rs1ss and With he great ~ pesu edvan
saEe Of total harnssns II really s6ds y tks soitnss
And beauty 81 the skin"
Ths hAsnaeess ysstvali AyE
Il hsvs scssrsd . .sch ifoa ~ vesoss vhlts 10
sene Ae Which ~ thsssrieal peesssea sblles - :,
-, that csnsS1er Il psFSset bsoa(aetiea s anN
psspaxatioa which gives ths nssssry vh19san 20 -
Mn AaGsis Ait<hs1 says:
y haye t.ssa H. skia bessstAsr, Ynnan = Yarsa
- teanA tAes II Instantly fnpafts pAeu ~ -
n1sAnen 70 tAAssa0isxioa." ~
-19ses nnall u 1asiss y sssa = aA,at,se Ae,.ea
= ~ skia ~ 1Asasrs aa,sse - DAl Aesa, n ~
ssaasdssa sssaps3~s pssaacas II - bss6al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

0tssk aarAst.
~ fsssgrsSk.l NEv YeaE. -. -.
etceka streegsr anss CALI SO coupons ~ Tx: ~
~: rs loo, sI 1910 coupons 1876 ~ LIST los
"a ssd "a ~; n 4Asz; ~; nssdias ~ y rig
o P ssoA THY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21
View Orleans n.~S..

New Orleans Marh.s.
Dy Telegraph B~ o.,
oess's-Du ss'ss Of - b.iss low nidd,,ar !. so,l
s'ddinE sik Receipts 80 bales; sspor,s go ~.
suear-Wssksr u lie ~ fair.
holsssss-Frm; fair u. prime 70 cho,e. 10 asa
r-oaist; supsrAss no 20; sx.r. l, rs.
oas-Sslss At 81.
RJs-vrm
Io'A-pnu and unchanged at al rs.
ns0on-shoudsrs IL adss l3ol3L.
WHISKY u A13 80
Tobacco Fair IL
Foreign Markets.
~ Telegraph Lv-,s
cotton-opens quiet and steady.
Aefe-Aes'vss sdvasesd "a siaes LIST report An~;4.
BosDoz. Yse. fo--Dvs.a,~.
ooasols closed u ~ fos nsnsg kAes ,S,x. ~
~. 70; Lii a. : -
kvnsoel, Rss. 4o-nvsn1sn,
c0tses-osossd quiet. sAls Of 500 ha,ss 49,.
upland u IL.
RhasA-Dull.
Csn-Duil
1seon-AiSdis ~ Pr cws.
3silov go.
LArd-as6d
Rosin-Connos 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

RADICAL MEETING. "A radical mass meet
ing was held at Lyceum Hall last night, which
was attended by between three and four hun
dred blacks, and about twenty whites, including
six iemales--the first that have yet attended
these gatherings. e. E.White (white) presided,
and speeches were made by G. w Whittlesey
(white) and Smith, (colored) the latter eulo-
giving Butler to the skies, and praying that he
could be the Governor of Virginia for short
tlme-railing at Maryland, and claiming for
the negro an equal participation with the whites
in the spoils of office He was quite "surrom-
ulous and catharic' in some of his observations
to his white friends, who, he plainly intimatcd,
we're actuated in their great anxiety for the
welfare of the coored race, by desire to use
them for election purposes; and he warned
them that if fooled once, they never would be
q second time. TIc wanted his race to be let
alone, and thought they could take care Of
themselves; but wound up with an eyhortation
to them to vote for the radicals-those who
had been radicals all the time, and not eleventh
hour men. The room was very much crowded
and exceedingly hot, and, as consequence,
not very comfortable, and at the close of Smith S
speech the meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07
LOCAL NEWS.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE T
Cry CoUNoII-REVENUE BILL.-Thcre

CITY COUNCIL B1LL.-lhere
was called meeting of the City Council last
night, for the purpose Of receiving the report
of the Committee Of Conference Of the two
boards on the Revenue bill: The report 1.-THE
main features of which wejgaye yesterday was
presented in the Board Of Aldermen and hy
that branch adopted, and sent TO the Common
Council where it was rejected, and returned
to the Aldermen; who, after consideration, re-
committed the bill to another committee, con on
sisting of two members from each board; winch
action was concurred,in by the Common Coun-
Gil 1t was confidently expected yesterday 's1e
that the bill as agreed upon u committee @ou'u
have passed last night, but as 1t falleo' au e.
fort was made, to divide the bill, and have that
part relating to licenses passed as ,, separate
measure this proposition, however, being
me5 BY some of the members with objections,
it was deemed advisable to recommit the whole.
During the session, Messrs, Brewis and Rob-
ertson. of the Aldermen, animadverted upon
,1pon the remarks Of DR.. johnson, made in ref
erence to the Committees report, which were
replied to by Dr.. j. in the Common Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-The special Wash
ington correspondent OF the Baltimore SIM
says: "Typhoid fever prevails here alarming
". The physicians report hundreds Of eases,
today, some of them terminating fatally.
The Radicals in this city held mass meet
ing at City Hall last night in honor Of The sue
cess of their ticket at the municipal elaction:
Three of the prisoners who escaped from Jail
on Tuesday were captured yesterday afternoon
in Lyons woods, on Rock Creek.
Major General Humphreys, Chief OF the
Engineer Corps, was married at the Church OF
the Ascension at five o'clock yesterday after
noon, by the Rev. DR.. Pinckney, to Miss Cass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

EXPLANATION Il saw my name mentioned
in the Gazette as partner OF Mr.. Hoskln, on
the Sandy Bar fishing shore. Allow me. TO
correct the statement. / fshed Sandy Bar
alone, and had no partner either open or silent.
My men were settled with honorably and hon
estly as they are on any shore. When they
were obstinate and unwilling to work / locked
them, just as they do on any other shore, Is
I nay not have another opportunity to correct
the statement, | submit this by friend, hop
ing you will give this space in your next issue.
/ subscribe myself, THos. i. SINCLAIR,
BALTIMORE, Md, June 6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

GRAND CONCERT. The grand concert to be
given next Monday evening" at the Assembly
Rooms, for the benefit Of Christ Church, pro-
misses TO be one of the rarest musical treats
ever offered our citizens and it is expected
that large and appreciative audience will be
present on this occasion We learn, with
pleasure, that Mr. Metzerott, of Washington,
has kindly rendered Mr. Wheat his Grand
Steinway Piano for this concert.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

RECEIPTS OF CoRN.-The books Of the
Corn Exchange show the receipts, Tor 1.-THE
week ending to-day, to have reached twenty
seven thousand five hundred bushels besides
which there have been considerable amounts,
purchased along the lines of the railroads. for
houses in this city, and received here, which
are not put down, but will swell the receipts to
thirty-three or four thousand bushels This,
taken in connection with the receipts of other
descriptions Of grain, -four, &C.: makes good
exhibit, and shows the growing trade of Alex
andria, which, with the increasing facilities Of
fered, and the improved condition of the coun-
try from which its supplies are drawn, will, it
is hoped, soon be more prosperous than ever
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

RETURNED HOME After long absence,
during which he has visited many parts of the
globe, auctioneered in California, in IT'S prim.
eval state, and traded with the Mormons, at
the point of lite and liberty, our friend and
schoolmate,P. Fl. Hoof, jr. has returned home,
to engage 10 the more quiet and genial pursuits
Of life among his own people. He was on
change this morning, looking a little the
sworse for wear, but still hearty, and mingling
with the merchants, Of whom he proposes to
become one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

RELIEF FOR THE SoUTH. Lewis Mckenzie,
of this city, has received from 4. Carter, Of
the Plains, Fauquicr county, three bags Of
corn from N. T. Harrison, of Leesbure, tbir-
teen bags, and from I. Williams, Of Fauquier,
five BAGS of the same, 10 be shipped South for
the destitute, Geo. Washington yesterday re-
ceived from A. NJ. Chicester, OF Loudoun, five
bags Of corn to be turned over to MIR. Mcken-
ze to 60 South for the same object.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

TIE ALEXANDRIA CANAL continues in ex-
ceileut condition, Aqueduct and all, and an H.
increase in the receipts of coal is expected,
number OF boats being On their way, and others
loading at Cumberland, for this place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

Police REpoRT--MAYoR's OFFICE. Mich
ael Morrisey, found in the yard of Mr.. Lloyd.
No. Is, south Fairfax street, was arrested by
the Watch last night, and confined until this
morning, when he was taken before the Mayor,
who gave him his choice Of going to jail or
quitting the city Immediately. Michael chose
the latter alternative and quit. -ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

CONFIDENCE GAME. "A female, representing
herself as deaf and dumb, came to this city a
lew days ago, slate and pencil in hard, and APP
piled to the proprietress Of boarding house
for permission to remain 4 week, gratis, which
was cheerlully granted At the expiration OF
the second or third day, however, she very
much astonished one Of Che gentlemen board
ers, by speaking to him, and asking some assis-
thance. The gentleman Immediately requested
her to inform the lady of the house OF her
ability to speak, which she did, stating at the
same time that she intended leaving, which
she was requested to do at once. Since, the
same woman has been seen on the streets beg
ging, having assumed her original role OF deaf
and dumb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

Z Morals OF THE C1TY.-The police reports
c,r tho ,ast week or so, show considerable i'm
movement in the morals Of our city, there
having been fever criminal cases than is recol-
leced for the same period since the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

Cow CAUGHT OVERHEARD. TINS morning 'c'r'
Charles Chapman, colored man. discovered a
COW swimming down the river, and "hen oppo-
site the " ashington Ferry Slip secured and sue
ceeacdin getling5her on 5snore' . " mere she
came from is not known. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

Hook AND LADDER CosIPANY.-Ihe regu-
lar monthly meeting Of the Relief Hook and
Ladder Company takes place tonight at the
rooms of the Old Dominion Bass Ball Club
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

TIE NETT AMOUNT realized at the floral ex-
hibition and festival given on Monday and
Tuesday nights last, for the benefit of Christ
Church, was TWO hundred and sixty dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

MARINE INSURANCE. 1t will be seen by
their advertisement that Messrs. Hooe y We'd
derburn will insure in reliable companies
against marine losses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

CoAL.-There have been shipped over the
G. & O. Canal, this season, up to the lst OF
June, 90 222 24 tons of coal-a large portion of
which came to this place, via the Alexandria
Canal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

SrRAwBEnnY FEarIvAL-Al strawberry
festival for the benefit Of Olivet Chapel, in
Fairfax county, will be held tonight and all
day to- morrow, at the Assembly Rooms, over
the dry goods store Of Messrs Wilmer Il
Slaymaker It will be underline management
of the ladies connected with the congregations
Of Christ, Grace and ST. PauPs Churches and
will doubtless be.a most pleasant affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07
4 4 Il Y H l. M = ,

. Now the weather is delightful and LINEN
SUITS for gentlemen begin to feel comfortable,
all IN want Of such will do we'll to call at S.
DEALHAM's, JOG, King street, who has lust
received the best assortment of White Drill,
Basket Linen and Duck Suits, ever before
brought to this market. je4-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

BALT1MoRR CATTLE MARKET June G, 1867
Beef Cattle-Prices, to-day, ranged as follows:
SGs7 So; good fat Cows SSaS Isl comm on Steers
S8a9; fair to good do 50 25a9 so; and good to
prime Cattle So IS per 100 lbs-a few extra Cat
tie sold shade higher. These prices show a
decline Of Csc on good fat Cattle, and SOC per
100 lbs on common grades.
Sheep-The supply continues very large, and
prices are still lower Sales of good fat Sheep
at 5a5lc per lb gross; common mixed lots Of
thin stock Sheep at 81 5Oa3, and breeding Sheep
at So 50a4 per head. Lambs are selling at $9a
8 IS per head.
Hogs-Supply good and prices lower; sales at
seas Is per 100 lbs net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

DRY GooDs.-The New York Independent
saws the dry goods trade throughout the coun-
try is, at present, in state Of collapse: Almost
every fancy fabric in the market is offered at q
price much less, than it's cost Some quite de-
sirable goods are sold at a loss of from % to so
per cent, A few staple goods, of both foreign
and domestic manufactures are wanted at q pro
ft, but the instances are very rare. Merchants
and manufacturers are pressing sales with an
apparent determination to clear out all spring
and summer stock as rapidly as possible, ana
at the hest nrices possible. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

CAR11N's SPRINGS. -Oa Monday next, q
strawberry festival is to be held at Carln 5
Springs, for the benefit of the Church at Falls
Church. On the same night there is to be q
dancing party at the same place, and II SUI
ticient number to defray the expenses desire IT.,
special train will be run on the A., L. 4 II.
T.. H., for their accommodation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07

The WONDER OF TIE AGE.-Thosc Iron
Clad Trunks ats Dealham's 5, JOG, King street.
He has also every variety of Trunks magma
ble for ladies as we'll as for gentlemen. st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07
EXCURSIONS, BALLS, &c.
III . 1tt110-'D' u '11711-I W.
,,,;F~es l. .. F.. NJ
! zS "a 2Ssgss1Si EOi FOR GLYMONTl

.Fit 4
.Eaz 5sssssaai HOi FOR GLYMONT!
A. GRAND EXCURSION,
WILL. BE GIVEN By
OS Gle O j. A T II / = e, n O. |
.... Cor ALEXANDRIA, VA.,) ....
Of MONDAY, JUNE II, 1867,
With the safe and cOmmodous steamer WA
WA&ET, and ESPUTA'S CELEBRATED
BAND Of Washington.
The public may rest assure that no expense
will be spared 10 make this one OF the best OK
cursions ever given to Glymont
AN INDIAN WAR SCENE will be per
formed By the members of the Tribe ut =. N.
The steamboat will run as follows: Leave
Washington at T q. M. leave Alexandria at s
a. IN, and p. m; leave Glymont ut 5 p. m,
and 9 T, N.
FLOOR MAHAGERs:
C.. H. CrAkKsoN. WM. OwEHs.
Committee OF AneA:|GEmENTs:
l.. #. CIarkson, A. H. Brown, Vim. Owens,
j. f.. Phillips, G. G. Wade, II. Powers,
.Itlnrs Swami, j. II. Sorcr,
g. j.. Cox.
Tickets for a Lady and Gentleman, ST. Lit
dies Tickets 30 cents Children under II years
Of ag8 - ccnts-to be rad Of any of the Com
mittcc. via my 22~td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-07
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
BOARD OF ALDERMEN


At called meeting Of the Board Of Alder
men, held June &, 1867, there were present
George Bryan, esq, President; Messrs. Mar
kell, Brcwis, Prettyman, Robertson and Elem
ing.
the last meeting Of Council, to arrange the diff
ference existing between the two boards CON
corning the revenue bill, made report mak inG
The rcport of the Committee Of Conference
was received from the Common Council, that
body not concurring in the action OF this board,
and, on motion, the board rcccded IRON its for
mer action
On motion, the revenue bill was referred to y
Special Committee Of two from each board, by
the following vote:
AYEs-Messrs Bryan, Brewis, Prettyman,
Robertson and Fleming; and McssrS. Markell
and Prcttyman appointed on the part OF this
board.
Tho Board then adjourned
Tcste: JOHN J. IA NILSSON, Clerk.
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