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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-29

pie 2otk isA9 .ays ~ Prpsissss 80 entire
II tranquil. The Turkish commander,
Kismli has arrived before Syria.
The SnrF this I. =. ..eendssnns and tie
Standard approves che recent action Of the
British authorities at Nankin.
Sir Richard Msyues Who made himself no.
torious not long since by breaking up Sunday
meetings in Hyde Park died yesterday.
MApRIp, Dec. 27. via. London 2s.
The goveramsntis taking measures TO re-
duce the Budget for the ensuing year.
Emile Castelar,, a,vell known republican.
says the Republic has been morally formed
already in Spain, a. the republiean party has
carried oil the great cities in he country,
except Madrid, in the late elee
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SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. %.
FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST. LouIs, Dec. %.
Cheyenne dispatches say II head of horses
and mules have been run off by the Indians
from the neighborhood of Laporte since
Wednesday. The Indians are believed to be
from the north and to belong to Bed Cloud s
band.
A Salt Lake telegram rays the Central
Pacific Railroad reached Al miles east Of
Sacramento yesterday.
A heavy storm has been raging here and
west Of here since Saturday.
David Norman Who escaped from the Illh.
nois psnitentiary in October last, was arrested
here yesterday and will be sent back to-mor-
row.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

CHICAGO, Dec. u.
The Times Washington special says: Sew
eral Radical members of Congress have given
their approval Of the amnesty proclamation,
and legislation i'll Congress is suggested in
consonance Of that document.
Senator Ferry, it is said will at an early
day insrodncs bill for tho purpose Of ss-
moving all liabilities whatever from par.
dons from persons who participated in the
rebellion, Of course, ~ . compensation for
this magnanimous universal suffrage amend :
ment.
On Christmas day ! number Of persons Of
distinction, nlsnbers oftAe 0uprsme Court,
Cabinet and military officers, called on Prs-
aident johnson and congratulated him upon
his amnesty proclamation.
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WARRINGTON, Dec. 20.
General Grant win leave This city on
Wednesday evening for Baltimore where he
will remain until Thursday, then leave for
Philadelphia, spending New Ysar's day in
the latter city. BE will be the guest Of Mr..
Albert.
Senator Morton 10 preparing reply to
certsin newspapers which have assailed his
recent speech.
Other Congressman are preparing speeches
on the financial question, among whom is
Gen. Butler, who will oppose the resumption
of specie payment.
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LATEST BY TELEdnArn d
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROa THE SOUTH.

NRnrBrs, Dec. 90.
A negro named Lewis Street shot another
named Cox, on Pigeon Roost road yester.
day, killing him instantly. Street vas firing
pistol reeklessly. Cox asked him to quit,
when Street turned and shot him through
the head. E
On ChriMmas a negro named John mur-
dered and robbed another named Riggs, near
Bartlett, on the Memphis 4 Louisville Rail-
road, and placed the body on the track where
il WAS run over by the train. He then pro-
ceeded to the house of VIM. Miller, set his
gin house on fire, aud concealed himself, as
he afterwards confessed, for the purpose Of
killing Miller. He was discovered by citi
zens. black and white, and hung.
George Rutter, President Of the late Ten
nessee National Bank, was arrested yester.
day on . charge Of embezzling the school
funds Of the State at Nashville, to the
amount of $500, 900. Some rich develop
ments ere expected in connection with the
matter, involving oficials high in authority.
The Avalache's Little Rock special, to-
night, says: Paaassson's command Of militia
have gone to Ashland county, and the citi-
zens are fleeing from them with their prop
sfty.
The Republican claims that the sensation
d reports shout Ku- Klux murders, published
b the Evaston papers, keeps capital from
the State.
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Dec %.
The official report of battle near Holquin
is confirmed. Diario says the Insurrectlon-
lists confess their loss to be 500 men and their
only 2 cannons.
Count Valmesada's column is advancing
from Neuvitas to the interior. Norepofts OF
ensasements have been recieved.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

NKw HAVEN, Dec. 27.
The train on the Short Line r. r. when
near Clinton yesterday, ran into carriage
containing F.. Brown, q prominent merchant
of this city, his son and another man: all Of
whom were seriously injured.
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FROM THE SUUTH.
NKNRERx. N. C. Dec

NEwsERr, N. c., Dec. %.
Governor Holden has issued proclama-
tion calling attention TO the law providing for
holding municipal elections in the cities and
villages in that State on the first Monday in
January.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 20.
The Supreme Court of Georkia has given
= decision sustainins the dscision ofthe low
er Court, which held that consideration of q
note given for borrowed Confederate money
was good and valid. One plea Was the fail
ure Of the Confederacy, and that Confederate
money was an illegal money; not money or
anJthing else Of value.
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Extraordinary Dealh-Bed COn-
fession.
ARREST FOR EMBEzzLtMENr.
Attempted Assassination Of Gen.
@s 4 Mckee.


GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1851.
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NASHVILLE. Dee. 2S.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 28.
At mass meeting of the citizens Of Giles
county, at Pulaski, Thnreday, resolutions
we're adopted condemning the late instances
Of mob law in that county, and declaring that
the law must and shall be enforced against
all offenders
Leading men Of all parties participated,
and it 10 believed that this meeting will pre-
vent any further violation of law BY mobs in
Giles, as the people are determined to up
hold the civil authorities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-29

NATcHEz, Dec. p.
Bill Hewitt and others last night attempted
to assassiuats General Mckee, on the steam-
Hewitt severely. General Dadlsy, military
commander of the post, is investigating the
matter,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-29
G. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

On TAird-st., Bet. Main & Johnson.
HAS Just received fue stock Of Cloths of
Ia all h.as, aud sin Daks pants. yests and coats
cheaper thAa ever sfsh Tor proof Of this call and
exa1ine. [novl7-d
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FROH!WAsHINGTON.

NEW YORK, Dec. 28
A Washington special says: President
johnson, it is understood, intends retiring
all army officers over sixty-tw years of age;
among whom are Adjntant General Lorenzo
Thomas, Peymaster General Brlce and Brig
Gen. Phillip st. George Cooke.
From information received by a member
of the Committee appointed by the late Con-
vention at jackson, Mississippi, to urge be.
fore Congress the admission of that State in
to the Union, it appears that an attempt has
been made to assassinate Gen. Mckee, who
was elected, Republican, to Congress for the
Fourth District Of Mississippi.
The following ID the dispatch:
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vsncil1, Jones 4 Co....cor Third Main streets.
II sss, t3tsrn Co.. Second Main streets
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COMMIsslOH MERCHANTS.
" N Stuyvas s,,...,.....46 40 South Leyae.
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CLoTHIERs.

CLOCKs, WATCHES = JEWELRX.
Sam Bridges. .... ........Nos Estes Houss.
r r. Il. Ayrsa Soua Main street
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Dn1raving, Brands, & Seals.
p.;d... Nosf ~ Est1s III o,
FURNITURE.

]. D. Cross 4 Co Co.................139 Main Street
Duncan. Karls 4 Co......140 + 142 Main street.
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Olesks-Whelssals 4 Retail.
Dridees. Nos1 4 2 Estes House
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BONNET DLEACHERY.
II Emerson ................co cor Fourth 4 Blondsau.
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Coin, Silver Ware.
@ BRIDGES ................No Nos Estes Home.
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTIHGg.
kooar 4 Son n.........J ohnson street, bet I'd 4th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-29

DUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitaes D Co........sor Ninth Johnson.
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ZEAL Es1 ATE 4 INSURANCE ACTS.
I n Tan EYck cor Fourth 1 Main SITS lup stairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

Coffee.-Rio advices to sth February, received
per Gable, report a material advance in Coffee,
and also decline in Exchange.
Flour.-We report sales OF 1000 bills Codo-
rus Extra at SIP; and 1900 bbls. Mount Vernon
do. understood at same price; also $40 bbls low
grade City Mills Extra at Sl0.50. Quotations
generally remain unchanged.
Grain.-Wheat is in moderate receipt, offer.
ings almost entirely from Pennsylvania, mar
ket unchanged. Corn in better receipt than for
some time past, owing to the arrival Of several
cargoes from the Chesapeake; offerings reported
on Change were Of white 81 900 bushels, and Of
yellow 1920 bushels. There was little or no
competition on the part of buyers, and sales
were small; only 1000 bushels white in lots at
S114i 400 bushels yellow at LIOas1l5, as to
quality; and $500 bushels Western mixed to.
wards the close of Change at S1.l2 The mar.
ket closed unsettled; holders asking 81 H. and
buyers only offering 1.10aS1.12, snd with this
difference the samples We're quite generally
withdrawn in anticipation of a better market
Oats-1,45O bushels received, small sales at s1a
So cents.
Provisions.-The demand for Bacon excellent
orders, more numerous than on Saturday
Sales in lots of 200 casks, including Shoulders
at 12k cents, rib Sides 1ih cents, and clear rib
ID cents; Baltimore sugar-cured Hams at lSa2O
cents, latter for canvased. No transactions in
Bulk Meats; offerings light and holders very
finn at full former quotations. Mess Pork
quiet, held at $3.50 per Dbl for new. Lard is
firm; IGN cents was offered and refused for 100
tres; Jobbing lots at IL cents per h.
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THE NEW JAIL.

Ii will be seen by the Council proceedings of
last night that resolution passed the Board of
Aldermen instrueting the committee TO repre-
sent the interests Of the Corporation before
Congress TO ask that the Superintendent of
Public Grounds and Buildings, the Mayors of
Washington and Georgetown, and the Pref
dent Of the Levy Court, b. placed upon the
Board of Commissioners provided in the bill
for the erection of the new Jail that has Just
passed the House As the city of Washington
Is required to pay $1,000, the city OF George
town $1,000, and the county of Washington
$1,000. il seems just that these corporations
should have some representation in the Board
of Commissioners, to look after the proper ex
penditure OF the money, and the faithful per-
Torrance of the work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

THE WORKING PEOPLE-The workinymen
OF NaShyille, Tenncs see, are subscribing stocl,
Tor the establishment of a eo-operatiy We store
shares 50 each. The retail dealers in London
are very energetic in their opposition to the es
iSSiishment Of cooperative stores. A recent
attempt IN this direction by Some Government
employees brought forth a manifesto from the
party desming themselves injured thereby, i'm
which they demand that, az the Government
employees have entered into business To the
disadvantage Of the tradesmen, the .scixiI
service" be reduced to one-third the prssent
number, 80 that they may have SUFFICIENT Office
outies To occupy their attention, witholt enter
ing upon the transaction OF outside business IN
the disadvantage OF the tradespeople, who ha We
20 depend on their business for a livelihood
and are heavily taxed. 1t Is reported that helm
II very scarce i'm Vermont at two dollar. a d,v
To get out timber from the forests ard prem. "a i,
for market. The announcement Ia made thai
theIowIll be unusual activity in bujIding in
Chicago this spring. There are more contracts
for new residences and stores than were ever
made before. The Kalmia Is. O. cotton mills.
erected At great expense. have failed, owing 70
the impossibility Of raising capital TO operate
them in the present condition of the south
Prom Belgium, IL il stated tina, a strike and Sc
rlous disturbances have taken place in the Ma.
rrineile and Gilly coal mines, near CharIeroi.
Several arrests have taken place.
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RECEPTIONS.

We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE that the
Ladies of the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter-
son and Mrs. Slower, will be at home on Mon
day evenings, after seven o'clock. The even
ing hss been fixed upon for the drawing-room
receptions Of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon
Is during last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice.
SPEAKER CoLpAx's RECEPTIONS are to DO
every Friday evening. from sX to IL p. m.
The receptions Of the Speakers mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss Matthew'S, for ladies, and
Gentlemen accompanying them, will be every
wednesday afternoon, from I to p. m The
speakers weekly receptions will close on the
last Friday of March.
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IMPEACHM ENr

nc oooaaonaa aructe OF Impeachment onered
by General Butler yesterday (but rejected in
comm'uee) was presented, it Is understood.
under the belief expressed by some Of the
leading radical Republicans, chat the articles
reported. especially the tenth, had not icient
strength. and that 8 conviction under them
would not necessarily involve the removal of
the President.
In the case OF the impeachment OF Judge
Chase, In 1892, the article on which he came
so near being convicted was that wherein he
was accused Of making disgraceful harau que,
which the article declared WAS s'highly GEN.
surable in any person. but peculiarly indecent
and unbecoming in one occupying a high
official position" In the additional article
proposed by General Butler. 1t will be seen. he
uses almost the identical language above
quoted, IN relation to the Presidents allega-
tons against Congress in his Chicago trip, two
years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

PUBLIC SCHOOLS III MARYLAND.-In the
Maryland House Of Delegates, yesterday, .
communication from Rev L. Van Bokkslen,
Superintendent Of Public instruction, was read
ana ordered to be printed. The superintendent
states that some Of the public schools OF the
State are likely to be closed for want Of funds
because the last .General Assembly did not
enact general law authorizing the levy Of q
local tax for the support of schools longer than
the six months provided for by the State fifteen
Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money Ia without material change in New
York. In some quarters the demand is report
cd active, but more generally as easier. The
loss Of Legal Tenders last week, shown in the
bank statement, has but little influence with
lenders, as 1t Is generally considered to have
been partially induced by the Withholding of
money from the market for spa o ulativ We oblects
On stock collaterals the rate Is generally Sac
per cent. Discounts continue at Sal per cent,
with little doing. Governments show rather
more firmness. The decline had brought in
buyers, and some of the dealers appear TO be
buying up supply. Seven-thirties are firmer,
being quoted at 154a105x. The Assistant
Treasurer is not at present eiti er buying Sew
en-thirties or selling 67's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

CHAMPAGNE ALE. CHAMPAGNE ALE
~ have been appointed sole agent for the Dis
trict Of Solumbia fer RYERSON& BATES cele.
brated CHAMPAGNE ALE. This ale is mann
featured Of the finest material and pronounced BY
Competent Judges to be Of the finest quality. Fol
sale to the tr ade at manufacturers prices and q,
cheap as any good ale sold in this market Dealers
are respectfully requested to call and exami ne for
Themselves. No orders received for less than hall
barrels. JOHN KEYWORTH.
Under Masonic Hall,
NH 3-N corner 9th and ID streets
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ny Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph

lBy Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph.l
Lewis johnson 90. quote 9 ,ocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK. March 3.-First l,oard-U s. Sc,
Esl, coupon, ITO 4; 5.20's, 1891, coupons 110H;
1854, coupon, 107x; 1868 COUPONS, lOex; 1855,
coupon, new, 106A; 6.20s, 1881, coupon, 100 e;
l0.4Gs,coupons, 100 30s, SEQ md, los II 73O's,
third. 1861; Pacific Mail, 1l06; Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates, 81; Atlantic Mail,
SO; Canton, 62k; Cumberland, %; Western
Union Telegraph, Sax; Quicksilver, l21s; Mari
posa, none; do. prefd, II; Boston Water Power,
lon; N. Central, 129; Erie, 6s K; do. prfd, rs
Hudson, 143; Reading, 93x; Michigan Central,
l12: Michigan Southern, 81: Illinois Central,
13ek; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 81; Northwest
los; Rock Island. SSs: Adams, "a; Wells
Fargo Co. Express, 10; Merchants Union,
Sax; American Express, -; United States Elk.
press, TN; Fort Wayne, 1oox; Gold, IAlH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

BURGLAR INsURANCB.-Among the precau-
tionary measures Of the day are insurance
against injury by fire, against accidents, on
ones life, on ones horse, and q new one, Just
announced, insures agains. loss by burglars.
.ars to grsrsn, lance. CSmPany does not
your house, but If the villain steals the spoons
the company pays the bill. There is but one
thing more to be done; to insure householders
against thefts by maid-seryants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03
Te.day's New York Markets.
fBy telegraph

NEW YORK, March 3.-Flour dull and droop
ing. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn 1c better
Rye steady. Oats 1a14c. better. Pork steady
new mess, $2i.62h. Lard dull at 15kal6 x
Whisky nominal. Barley steady. Peas nom.
NAL. Cotton dull at 23c. for middlIng uplands
Freights dull. Spirits Turpentine firm at IS va
IS cents. Rosin firm at S3.3Ja3.35 for common
and good strained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

OLE BCLL, the great violinist-not pianist. as
the types made Us say yesterday-wiiI give
Two concerts at Metzerott Hall next week. on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, it should b.
remembered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

EXECUTION or A MURDKRKss.-Luey Pur-
a II, q colored woman, was hanged on friisy
last ut Snow Hill Lancaster county, Maryland
for the murder Of n. Rolin, q colored mar, two
years since. She confessed her guilt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

Ag NATION OF CANDIDATES FOR AID
MIS 81 On INTO THE NAVY AS ASSISTANT
in session at the Naval Asylum, philadelphia for
the examination Of candida es for admission into
the Medical Corps Of the Navy
Gentlemen desirou- of appearing before the
Board, must make application to the Honorable
Secretary of the Navy. or to the undersigned
stating residence, place and date Of birth Appli,
cations to be accompanied by respectable testi-
nOEials Of moral character.
Candidates must not be less than twenty one nor
more than twenty Elk years of age.
No expense Is allowed b. the Government to
candidates attending the sessions of the Board as
successful examination is legal prerequisite for
appointment in the Navy.
The many vacancies existing In the Medical
Corps insurts immediate app Jintments to success.
ful candidates
p J. HoRwITZ, Chief of Bureau.
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery, Navy Dept
FEB 10, lSs fe q; eod tms0
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C0-OPERATIvE BUILDING
~ AND DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION.
CAPITAL STOCK, 81, 100000.
NUMBER OF SHADES, 1000.

NUMBER OF SHADES, 1000
VALUE OF EACH SHARE, $500
MONTHLY DUES ON EACH SHARE, SI.2 5.
Meeins.sEC0Np THURSDAY of each month
Subscriptions for stock received and copies of the
eSnstltutlon gTstuitously furnished by any one OF
President-J0HN I. GIVEN, (Hsrvey, Clark &
W.; Given , 10th street, between and SITS.
Treasurer-JOHN Z. ELyANs, ~. r. Elvans L
secretary-G. Allied HALL. 500 Ninth street
THOMAS NsRrLkRkfTs. G 7Rns..i q sorr.s., 4,s
TIN street
ALBERT @. HALL, Collector OF Taxes. City Hall.
Col VIM L. BRAMHALL, Collectors Once, City
WAUGH; Treasurers Office, Treas Dept.
DAVID n LAMB War Department
NV SRkNE' Builder. saS N street tree H north.
JOHN v. SIMMs, .. Z. cor. 9th and N streets.
Intel, Chron. Rep, Sun. Her, Exp, Con. U tfl
MA SPECIAL MEETING THE STOCK
~ holders OF the TEMPERANCE BUILDING
AND tn ST ASSOCIATION will be held at Tenn
perance Hall WEDNESDAY. March 4th, at s p
The Fourth Regular Monthly Meeting OF the
Associahon will be held at the same place and same
The public are invited to be present, and an
opportunity to subscribe for stock viii be Afforded
before the funds of the Association are loaned
A meeting Of the Board Of Directors will take
place MoNDAY, March I'd, att p. m, at No. 81
As important business il TO be transacted at each
quested.
GEO. SAVAGE, President.
g. p. HOPKINS. Secretary fe q IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

- Charleston, kanawha county, has been
fixed upon BY one branch Of the West Virginia
Legislature as the seat Of government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

Ex-Governor Harris and General Pillow
have entered into legal copartnership at Mem
phis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

"USpER THE GAS LIGHT" at the NATIONAL
Theatre this evening.
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~GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY,


M GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY,
FEBRUARY, 1873.
This company respectfully announces that they
the community with ice
BY steam machinery of the most approved plan ,
twenty Thousand tons Of as pure ice as can be found
anywhere. We have also made arrangements to
furnish Boston and Kennebec Ice to those who may
prepared to furnish the public with full ana Com
to aessr. Te~er' ndSiston ~ So snsn
their Offer, at S375 per ton. delivered and weighed
dsy at their dc pets, under their promise to supply
Il to the public promptly and ut such advance pon
How they fulfilled their promses thsir many Sic
tins can answer. They retailed our ice al from
Twenty TO THIRTY EoLLARs per ton, often repre-
way Inferior We did not con slider their attem pts
to underrste the Great Falls ice Is worthy Of our
Composed of our own citizens. this company b.vs
determined TO carry On the ICE BUSINESS" in
such manner as to protect the commu nifty from
MONOPOLY and IMPOSITION. We employ
dred resident mechanics AMI laborers and ex pend
in and secure to this District thousands Of dollars
which would otherwise be fent abroad.
interest IL will be 70 furnish it at the lowest prices
ssIy .nd Ey ftp
We guarantee the stricte.t compliance with our
contracts; ard satisfied with q reasonable retu IN
will supply ice in this for the entire year
ISIS at the following prices:
Ice at The DEPOT at Island pond........ o. per ton
Ferriage free to- dealers $780,
Ice at the Washington epot.......-..-....-.. 8
4 liberal sn d Gas ~ nj to d dealers.
Boston and kennebec ice not to exceed six dollars
Per ton.
JAS L. BARBOUR Preside