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FROM DEs nOINES.
DEs MoIxEs, lows April II

DEs MoIxEs, lows, April IL.
The messenger of the Unitsd States Ex-
Ipress. Eompauy. nor traveIa o. tha Des
hoines Vslisy railroad - apas66aesr, con-
veying money packages only, Nhieh be car
ries in his pocket. The Railfs1a Coepany
md ths Exprsss conpssy - = logssr-
keaADs
A mall eolosy # Ws1eA psop1. diedlnr
: sestisnsnt = this cousa5, sll1pee = -
aevsr.sr isnia lAs sosssI ,sa.s1,r =
ah6rs eojontn. = (. q ssN
The tsasAsr l. cold sn1
a RspaldseAu CcuvsSs SsSDa, -
: Circuit Jsd8e for the Es1s C66eit b
'Dissics, sill ~ Asi1 in III ei4 on ~ elkof
IL FAh Disaass RepabIl Ilcas I u ~ - ~ =
Il coevention i called Is aesl s. llsls ~ -
the 6th Of NN. Nv Pslsnsr, a a. SIsls
AlsEs IN nbtv ~ ~ - Iss7e. RDsa
Il stEsas =! - IL - j. E. E.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.


LogDos, April II.
Ensbusik ksti, meetings Of the Liberty par.
ty are being held all over England. Many
more are advertised for hereafter. Tie
grievances Of the Irish people in general, and
particularly the disendowmeni Of all reii-
gious sect 10 Ireland, are the objects Of sde
meetings.
The speakers embrace the most well known
Liberal Parliamentary leaders.
Ths Feniat trials commence next Monday,
in the CourtIof Queen Bench, before Chic!
Justice Cofkburn.
Dispatches from Japan state tha. the Mi,
kado has d edlAred war against the Tycoon,
Stattshsshi.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

RIeHaoxp, April II.
GenerA Scho6eld visited and addressed
the CONVENTION this morning ard se;;a-
the iron dad oath of Office ia the Consiisu.
tion was extremely Objectionable, He had
the reconstruction laws in the
Stale for more than a year, snd stated. a. the
result Of bis experience, that it wnuld be
practically impossible to carry on the govern.
ment OF Virginia on such basis In ap~
poinsiae registering officers he had soand one
and perhaps Two persons in q coaHtY who
could takf this ostii, and yet there were .hir.
ty civil officers in those counties
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Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

THIS late xiss aoeicstaxt Oh the 18th dsy Of April
A. D. rsss. = rarrant IN Bankruptcy was issutd
.gsisss the ssssts offs. Bsfs-a. OF lebanon. Van
taren Gpunty srd state Of iowa. who has udssd
Bsnks1pton hs osn bstifiou. tn shs pssnsai Of
any asbts and delivery Of any propsr.s bsong,ag 70
a,rrSy = W. t.ssrsiSsa = iss = ~ ss. ..s :
il Z ~ esdss " ths said bsntrsps 4 errvs teis
- spsse 'scsss ses e nss as!gnsa. ft:s sc.
IL Il assss s.ss. john =
sssss 3 s.:s'. p The a. ~ e
apris-'vs.t p 2. rrl.os, D.suty.
AssiSneeis Notice Of Appointment
In the District court of tia untsd stas-s for Di.re
e .e.a. I. ssasFuessy. Ia ~ aettsr = lay
n sAA19f mav cesaesr: i
nyaV undsr.igued, Win B.ilinKer, hereby
II gfsss nUstce Of hfs sppointnenf a. Assignee 81
sas q "a ss % hs q van s.s safsn s
non, ~ IoSn hrsa., Rsai.sss in saairapss, = aid
court
Dated =. Ksotut the l'sh DAY ef Arril, lsss,
aprlsds.-s.t AssiEnee
Assixnee,s Ns&ice or Appoint
naent.
District cos4 4 =. unes1 stss for the Dssriet es
1ors-is Baakrsp4sy. n ihsn natssr 4 Lv sknhis,
bankrupt.
n .a1s d usssesX
fhs - sss1 h4rsby sivss nottss q his spp&a4-
ss !. 8. c.s. - :, s. ns.s Z ~ bs ss.,
- - - = u 2S .ssasE 9 Hass
- ~
= - r-- - y! slsass IA s i 1s..:. 1..:s: =
49,.
|kse1enSah No( oe q naananlenf
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar Son. Johnson street, bet Sd 4th.
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
g Bridges / l. 2 Estes House
Gold, Silver. and Ivory tpountsd Canes.
Bridges Nos Estes House.
GRoCERs-wnOLEs
g. Pollock ........ils Main street
BamiIl Co o.........,...........ioo Main street.
R Bower Co......... hain street.
N Stafford, .-.,........eV biondeaa LaFee'
GRocERs-HErAIL.
Robertson Albsfs ..............12o Main street.
A G MeQuec, -.-.--..-.-....-...s4 Ma ain street,
os4 IrTin........ -..cof1er fiftn MALI safees'
Hyaremessrs, k.rmomsters, Saehrem.
oteSs.
SO ID s.........-...Gos hstss House,
AH1Ess . -ADDLEs.
Hssr,. ...........f AIN strest-hct I'd 9Th
HARDWARE.
Peck Brothers. Fourth i Main streets
Buei nam street.
HATS, cars AND NOTIONS.
purkitt co.................. .....-el Main street.
HOTELS.
Tsufer Heuse...,....-.,,,.cor Third Johnson.
Deming House se.......-......cor ssespd Johnson'
IssURAHcE AGENTG
ID Adana, ....,... Corner 3D. and Aain 50,
IOWA COAL = OIL GO.
ofice Levee, bet Main johnson.
ICE
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THIS is 10 give notice that the I6h day of Apsf.
A. D ls6S. warrant in Bankrrpfey. Is.
sued sganft thestats u Israel cohn of nApstte
Bar aty aud state of foss, who has aan'g e.
ed bankrupt 6n his osp petition. That tn pas !.
mepi Of debt and deiiyry any property bsspr
ing to such b krnpt to him for iis use. aud
transfer Of any property by him Is fcrhisdn by
Thai meeting u hs editars ths said bankrupt
prove their aetts aud to choose s.sgn+ss
of is estates will be I'D At the Goart 81
10 be holden at room No. sig Estes House. the cs s
the Resistsr In Bankruptcy, Ia the ests of Kspkuk
io~s, bthre John eruce, Register the 26th dag ef
Mss. A. D. 1861 ~ 10 o'clock 3 m
@. W CLARE. K.UsN
lp-aa - Il III
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The fnnersi Is Mr. F1srass n. aoDrR wifi tshe place
a. ~ o'cloek nv from the residence Of hts father Mr.
peisrr. on li.h sas Bank strs.ts
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GAS 4 sTEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son johnson street, bet Sd 4th.
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Enthusiastic Liberal Meetings In
England.
INTERNAL WARFARE ~ sAPAn.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1854
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Howe ....o9 Main street
Duncan, Karle 4 Co.........140 a l4z Main street
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venciH, Jones 4 Co....cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co........cor Second Main streets.
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0old Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
q Bridges / l. 2 Estes House
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BOOTS 4 sHOEs-RETAIL.
L. n. Dean .............ce cor Third Main streets.
Hufhkamp Matfeee 80. GU nam ttfeet
Huisksmp Main strest-bss 4th stA.
Haxt, Agt..... ..-- ~ Msin strsse.
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CRoCKERY 4 QUEENS WARE.
Carey d lie Faivrs..... Main strcet-bet 5th 9Th
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PUNITIVE.

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
S G Bridges 4 4 Estes House
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EDWARD Chaplain NJ D.

Thysician auA %, eesn.
DoWN bse1na ae1en1Iop avss - 9uRE q, D0Dsse~ p
- &tA 4 - oSsose@ - aea
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

ArTORNEYs.
Brown 1 Knowles ..,.,... cor Main Fifth strsets
w Collins Second street.
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CLOTHIERs.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
shn Copslin. ........... =. SO Main street.
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BOOKS 4 STATIONERY.

BAG FACTORY.
" Beers lo6 Main stree
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David g Lowry Second street.
II W westcott. Main street--near Fourth.
Ed Carter..... 49,. SO Maiu street.
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The New York herald., 1868-04-12

ALLEGED ABUSE or STATE LAW.

Some excitement exists in Ironton, Ohio, on &C.
count Of the surrender by Governor Cox, Of that
State on q requsition from the Governor OF Ken
lucky, OF Mr.. John Wells, farmer OF Windsor town
ship, Lawrence county, Ohio. We condense the
facts as given by the Ironton Register, pre-
missing that Governor Coy's side OF the story
has yet to be told. During the war Mr. Wells lived
in Johnson county, KY, and In 1884 Was Com.
PEELED by some Union soldiels TO Show them the
way to the store Of Zephaniak Meeks, returned
rebel soldier and an abettor Of guerilias. The SOL
diers guted Meeks' store. but at Mr.. Wells entreay
did no further damage. Mr.. Wells took no part in
the work of destruction, but became so obnoxious to
his rebel neghb0rs that he forced to take refuge
in Ohio, where he has since lived. Meeks recently
brought suit In the Lawrence Court OF Common Pleas
charging Wells with robbery and larceny. There
was no evidence brought against the defendant ex-
cept by two or three low characters, whose testimony
was impeached by reputable citizens OF Johnson
county, and he was therefore acquitted. The next
step OF Meeks' lawyer was to prevail upon Governor
Stevenson, Of Kentucky, to make q requisiton on
Governor Cox. The latter granted the requsltion
without consulting any responsible persons In IRON
ton. The warrant was clandestinely executed, and
Wells hurried the river and put In Pantsvile
jail. mass meeting has been called In Ir0nt0n to
consider the case.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12
Died.

Died.
ARMsTRoNG.-On Saturday, April II, JAMES X.
ARMSTRONG, OF this city.
The funeral services will take place at st. Bartholo
news church, Lafayette place, on Tuesday morning,
at eleven O'Clock.
AnERNs.-On Saturday, April H. NICHOLAS OrTo,
son Of John w. and Gesna Aherns, aged 10 months
and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, OF Smith and Butler Streets Brook
lyn, on Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
ALLAIRE.-On Friday, April 10, ROBERT ii. AL
LAIRE, aged 81 years..
The relatives and friends OF the family also the
members OF Abrams Lodge No. 20, and Zetland
invited to attend the funeral services from his late
residence No. 81 washington avenue, Brooklyn, this
Sunday afternoon at five o'clock. The remains Will
be taken 10 New Rochelle for interment
BANKs.--At Wallingford, Conn.,, on Friday, April
10, CAROLINE s., wife OF 8. A. Banks.
The remains will be taken to White Plains for In
terment on Monday.
BARTLETT.-At Providence, r. l., on Thursday
evening, April 9, OF disease Of the heart. GEORGE
BARTLETT, ESQ.,, OF this city.
Funeral at Providence on Monday morning.
BANKs.-At Wallingord, Conn., on Friday, April lO,
CAROLINE s., wife OF =. a. Banks OF New \ 0rk.
Tie remains will be taken to White Plains, West
chester county, on Tuesday, where carriages viii
be in waiting on arrival OF $3.50 y. M. Harlem Rail-
road train from New York.
BEARMAS.--On Friday, April 10, HENRIETTA +.
BEARMAS, daughter OF John and Matilda Bcarman,
aged years and . months.
The funeral Will take place from the house Of her
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

Total exports. .t24, 1855 s22 ae7 ,a62
Total exclusive Of
specie......... 2s,eeS,sl7 15,452,5oe A,o2l,5so
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A SENATOR FALLS BACK UPON HIS PRIVILEGES
For the first time In many years the privilege OF a
member of Congress pleaded in Of the courts
to-day In case OF debt Senator Sprague pleaded
this privilege against his late gardener, William
McKenna, who brought an action to recover q small
sum due him for services rendered. Under the con-
stitutiona privileges Of the SENATOR which exempt
him from q writ during his service here, Governor
Sprague had the case dismissed. II has occasioned
much talk IN the upper circles OF society In view OF
the fact that Sprague is millionaire and McKenna
Is poor man, needing his money for the support OF
large .-Wdsltington correspondence Boston
Post, 4prH Z.
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The exports from the port to foreign ports in
March were valued as follows in currency -
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, April II, 1868.
BILLS PASSED.

BILLS PASSED.
Extending the time for the construction Of the
Grand Hotel, New York; incorporating the the trus-
tees for the management OF the funds belonging to
the Episcopal Church diocese Of Western New York;
ratifying the proceedings Of the Rochester Water
Works Company; authorizing the Poor Mans Gold
business; amending the act authorizing Will
Tam Orton and others to lay q teegraphic
cable from New York to France; incorp0rat-
ing the Working Womens Protective Union
Of New York; to extend Lexington avenue,
New York; for the better regulation OF the Brooklyn
Fire Department; authorizing the city OF Troy to
borrow $150,O0O to pay It's debt; the New York
Eighteenth Ward Public Market bill; increasing the
salary Of the City Chamberlain Of Troy; increasing
the fees Of sheris; Incorporating the Old Guard Of
New York.
THE ERIE RAILWAY BILL
was made special order for next Tuesday morning.
70 be continued as such thereafter until finally dis
posed OF. -. t--sr,-----
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
a. Amending the charter Of the American Bureau OF
Miles, amending the charter Of the Newburg Savings
Bank; amendng the charter OF the National Savings
Institution Of New York; requiring the Nassau street
Railroad Company Of Brooklyn TO alter Its route,
which was passed. confirming the resolution Of the
Syracuse Common Council; amending the act for the
abatement OF certain nusances In Brooklyn; to ex-
tend Clinton avenue, Brooklyn.
REPORTS.
The Oswego Armory bill was reported adversely,
which was agreed to.
Also a bill exemptng the Normal School Boarding
House from taxation, which was agreed 10.
The Senate AL 'nrned until Monday evening.
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ANOTHER REMOVAL or FEDERAL DEAD.-The
steainer Ajax arrived on Saturday last from Beau.
Ior o. W. having ,aken down to that city eight hun
dred and eighty dead bodies of federal soldiers
which mad been exhumed from their various burial
places about savannah, and which Will be inferred
Republican. March 81.
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The exports for the three months nom the 1st of

January were valued thus
1866. 1867 1858.
Dom. produce $50 eo2 s47,2oe,6s4 $40, 97s
For mdse ffree). l22,O73 lS2,143 73,S2S
Foreign fdutiable) 1,005,S56 19S7,552 1,766 500
Specie and bull'n. 6,55S405 6,56o,953 15,24S,5 562
Total exports. 500, 93e 5s43,a32 $57,2s, ,s2s
Total exclusive Of
specie. ......... 6o,s725s1 4a,a7os7s 42oaa, ae6
The transactions for the week at the Custom House
and Sub-Treasury in this city have been foows:-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
--~-|-|-1~T]1~N-1.7T-<-"-|-
Married.

HAwKINs-MULLISs.-On Monday, April O. by Rev
James Millett, at his residence, JOSEPH HAWKINS
late OF East Haddani, Conn.,, to Miss EMILY MUL
LISs, all Of this city.
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, April H. 1903.
yRE CHARGES OF BRIBERY AND CORRUPTIoN-REsIG-
NATION OF Mr.. GLEN
Mr.. GLEN sent communication to the Clerks desk
reviewing the action OF the House In connection with
his charges Of corruption, claiming that the nvest
CATION had not been fairly conducted and concluded
with offering his resignation as a member OF the
Assembly.
Mr.. ID. BURNS moved that Mr. Glen be expelled.
Mr.. BENTLY opposed the motion, on the ground that
VI. Glen was insane. No man In his right mind
would take the course pursued by him.
Mr.. k1ERNAN raised the point OF order that there
was nothing before the House upon which to base
resolution Of expulsion.
The SPEAKER declared the point Of order well
akel.
REPORTS PRESENTED.
The SPEAKER presented the annual report OF the
tpte; also the report of the Metropolitan Board of
Hath.
BILLS REPORTED COMPLETE.
BY Mr.. PRINE-TO authorize the construction OF
railroad In Third and other streets In New York also
70 incorporate the Interior Lake and Improvement
Company
:. BY Mr. TowER-To incorporate the American and
roreign Joint Stock Company; also 10 incorporate
the Bush savings Bank; also To amend the charter
OF the Mutual savings Bank OF BROOKLYN; also TO
Abolish the Banking department.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. IoUNGLOvE-Reativet to securities deposited
with the Insurance Department, which authorizes
the State Treasurer 10 sign and keep record of All
securities deposited with the Superintendent of the
Insurance Department.
The bill to incorporate the city OF Ogdensburp was
ordered to third reading.
Adjourned till Monday evening at half.past seven
O'Clock
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AMUSEM r. N T 9 i.
ORANDFBALL Y J. :9,E2-s S@ss
EoIe A n D ~
PROMENADE CONCERT.

The mem i Of the PIONEER B. C., re-
specially announce to their friends and the
public generally, that they intend giving their
FIRST GRAND BALL and PRO MENADE
CONCERT, on TUESDAY, EVENIN O. jam
uary Z, 1868, !: at the Assembly Rooms, corner
King and Royal sts., in honor of the delegates
to the Base Ball Convention, which convenes
here on that day. ~ ~ = n ..1nI -
Prof COOKS CELEBRATED COTILION
BAND has been engaged for the occasion w
Tickets, 81 to be had Of any of the following
80 COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. ~
Geo. S. Smith, NJ G. Mitchell, WA. Smith,
sa-il T. F. Arnold, M. Harlow, j. Perry. ~
80 5 RECEPTION COMMITTEE. *
Peter Bremen, s: Pryor, Geo. Strine, William an
Humphries, S. Dealham, Fl. Strauss 30
~ 81. Alexander. -
BALLET MAsrER--George S! Smith. E.
& FLOOR MANAGERS. gS&@a,
III. G. Mitchell, John Perry T. F. Arnold.
Promenade Concert at 8 o'clock. Eoi ms
Grand March at 9 o. clock. $50 ,l.of ). .7lr Y
Omnibuses commence running at O. clock.l
dec 31--td as#au i .63: ~ = J,.yg! IS zHI jsi
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A COUCH, COLD, OR A SORE THROAT,
Requires immediate attention, and should be
checked.
If allowed to continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, a permanent Throat
Disease, or Consumption is often the result.
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
having a direct influence to tho parts, give i'm
mediate relief For Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca
tarrh, Consumptive and Throat Diseases,
Troches are used with always good success.
Singers and Public Speakers use them to
clear and strengthen the voice. !.
Obtain only browns Bronchial Troches,'
and do not take any of the worthless limitations
that may be offered Sold everywhere.
oct 24-eO4m .....- - .-.-. b. .'...
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WARS WAITS. In a local item in yes
terday's Gazette; with the preceding caption,
it should have been stated that the little un-
fortunates alluded to were indebted for the
kind treatment they received in this city to
the beneyolence Of Mrs ". I. Herrick "a lady
to whom the appeals Of suffering humanity are
never madeina vain, and the value of whose
charitable efforts is Justly appreciated BY the
entire community. ts re- 5it-& IS @'iJ
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ARLINaToN.-In the last annual report of
the commissioner of the freedmen bureau, he
says that no portion of the Arlington estate,
belonging to Gen. Lees wife and family, has
been cultivated as government farm during
the past season. Three hundred and seventy
six acres have been rented to forty eight freed
men, chiefly heads. of families, in lots OF iveiior
ten acres each Some Of this land bad never
been under cultivation before, the wood having
been cut from it during the war. and required
considerable labor 10 clearing. 1 i 5..;.s
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DIAPER [BAGSl3H = III
lt.. PAPER sBAGSl1

uir = n1 J.utl foi sd'! PAPER BAGS d11oH
THOSE 2PAPER,7BAGSa(t Chat is, another
supply have just arrived and will be constant
ly striving. if they continue to depart as they
have done recently
These Bags come direct from the:facl DRY, and
90 direct to the purchaser at factory prices &
FLOUR SACKS, Of any size, furnished to
order, with your name and place of business
stamped on them. without additional charge,
and as our mandatory is pressed with orders,
we have to adopt the 'Millers Rule,' first
come, first served; so don't wait until you are
entirely out before you order more
JOHN d. PARROT,
Dealer in Blank Books, Writing and Wrapping
Paper, Stationery Of all Sorts Sheet Music,
&C, &C., corner: King and Water streets. 4
N Il omitted to state that my goods come
direct from the manufacturers, importers and
publishers, and as l. deal upon strictly cash
principle. !, T give ny friends the benefit hay,
ing adopted the motto, Small profits and quick
saIesn Ii{a " j. II. F., as above stated. !;
P S.--As "one good turn. deserves another"
according to the old adage, l patronize those
who patronize me, and having q large family
to feed, who are fond of good things, you will
please mako note Of it. j. b. r, DO, do, do:
Fourthly and Lastly for the Present.-lf L
do not sell you goods as cheap as any one else,
1 do not expect you to buy of. me, and, vice
versa I charge nothing for showing goods.
JOHN Fl. PARROT.
ian I-tf ."r. air'.i@i''' 81. u as said before.
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BOOTS AND, SHOES.

HAVING sECURED.rHE SERVICES OF
aq $50 MR., JOHNsKID uJLL,e5. az
.2-r AS FOREMAN AND GUTTER. M,
II E9nlainyits those who d wish t2 haysl per:
fss ass1g BOOTS and sHoH Ko5 81 fh t. IT,
dec, dec S i7tt119 aa 80 .s&t@aa 49, King St:
MY srocK or %7.. ~ a.. "a. 3:
-; ,sF7i goj BOOTS AND SHOES, X. I% 4.
for fall and winter being now COMPLETE, I
would respectfully solicit an inspection Of the
same. 80 49,. -, s.,aqa.. i...,I i..ff- ~
Besides the extensive assortment Of the most
elegant and fashionable Shoes of PHILADEL-
PHIA MAN UFACTURE, as well as of my
OWN MAKE I would offer as specialtes
A good MISSES BOOT, at 81 IS. .;a-a...-.
Sl!.! g LADIES So, sta / IS. ~" ..g....
= Custom work made as usual ..."7 "i. -it} -
LEATHER and FINDIN GS, wholesale end
retail ~ -. 80 ..,-.. A.. tROSENTHAL,.t
,.ge....-.g,: I'd hiatIga a. e. ra~ssa 80, King ST.
WASHINGTON STORE, SIT, 7th street, lntell-
gencer Building, doors above ID street.
. oct 19-3m .....,,..1't ...- 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-03

II. Nc. C. Wade, saohem@ :; A. +.
Brown, Sen: Sag; Charles Greenwood, Jun.
Sag; w. A, Sisson, Chief Of Records : Rich
ard Ovens: Keeper of Wampumt; and Will
liam Owens, Prophet-chiets ots 0sceola Tribe Ii
No. /, I. o. r. M.l-were regularly installed
last night in their wigwam, in Phoenix Hall
After the performance Of, the installation cere-
monies the members Of the tribe partook of a
sumptuously prepared supper at the Phoenix
Hall restaurant. For the style in which the
supper was served, Lieut.. Smith, the proprie-
tor of the restaurant, received vote of thanks
from the assembled guests 7a.i 8, .;' 70 ':''