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NJ o I l G E =.
lN A II MOTT tG co.

M o I l O Il ".
~ 49,, =, A. B. MOTT G5 co.
Havsj justrecevei and are constantly receivlng
from the manu- ufacturers, q large stock of all kinds
of goods kept in frst-class HOUSE FUR
NISHING ESTABLISHMENT also BAS-
KETS, BROOMS, BRUSHES. DOOR MATS.
WOODEN, BRITANNIA, PLATED AND
TIN WARES, &C., &c to which they respect
fully invite the attention Of merchants and the
public. Mr.. VERNON w. ASHBY (late with
K. L. Wood) having associated himself with
the above firm, would be pleased to see his
friends at No 5, North Fairfax St, alexandra.
.ss o.. ANDREW h. MOTT. Richmond
BERTRAND S. ASHBY, Fauquier.
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INSURANCE..

INCORPORATED 1862. - CHARTER PERPETUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY Yso.., .,2o ssso1'
= OF THE ..s..,-...sg -. .
'a&t' VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, p"
. II rlas5l. Winchester, Va 9.
Jos. g Carson, Prest yiaWm' - ssah s9ah 6ne Ssc'y
"A epreeate Losses paid in l3i years, ending July
I''7 81 II, 1856, $s20,s742.
=. Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
:. rC. w. WATTLES, Agent, Alexandria,
At Office of Brent & Wattles, Attorneys ct Law
684, Prince street. s,is.,,.as a,xs
chandise, Household Furniture and Personal
Property generally, in city, town or country,
against loss or damage by fire, on as favorable
terms as other responsible companies. Ije13-6m
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NJ OF E: :" 4 49, Ia.ia
SOAP AND CANDLE nMANUFACTORY.

ii The undersigned have constantly on hand,
the best FAMILYfISOAP, OLIVE SOAP,
Soft Soap in barrels, Tallow Candles, Sturgeon
Oil, Neatsfoot Oil, Tallow Ashes, &c, &C., at
the very lowest prices. Grocers, Druggists, and
The public in general will find it to their benefit
to give us call. and see for themselves.
SCHUYLER s. NIEDOMANSkI.
Cor. Payne s. Cameron Ssts., Alexandra. va
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IN 9 7 : . = ~ - =: ~ !. : - r
HENRY COOK respectfully announces to
his friends and the public generally that ne
has this day taken into partnership u WARP
F. KELLEY, and the wholesale and retail
ed under the firm name of COOK s. KELLEY
; The undersigned takes this opportunity of
returning his sincere thanks to! his numer Gus
friends for the liberal share Of patronage so
many years extended to him, and respectfully
solicits continuance of thessme for the new
firm. s.e :s,i.e IL.
ian 1T HENRY COOh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-18

A good storyis told..of one Of the baggage
masters of an important station between Wor'
csster and Boston, a. fat, good natured, droll
fellow, whose jokes'haye become quite popular
on the road. His name is Bill A few morn
laaes since, while sinthe performance of his du-
ties 10 changing baggage, an ugly little Scotch
terrier got in his way, and he gave him smart
The owner Of the dog soon appeared in high
dudgeon, wanting to know why he Kicked the
dog. ' S5S ,.,,.4s.
!. Was that your dog r. asked Bill, with his
usual drawl. !, -: s.ss4 ats.o.3' s.soa
Certainly it was, what night have you to
kick him r. ssEH la @3ass ~
80 He's mad, said Bill, Z .,g1
No, he's not mac, eeither,!'' :saitlthe owner.
We'll. / should be, itanybody kicked me in
that way, " responded Bill. @ss4 4
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~ENTs, FURNISHING GOODSl

3NENTS' FURNISHING GOODSl
" GENTS FURNISHING GOODSl'
White Shirts, Linen Collars and Cuffs, Merl-
penders, Socks, Gloves, Kid, Buckskin, Silk,
Cloth and Thread; handkerchief in great Va
riety, Crayats, beautiful assortment Worst
ed Scarfs, Shawls, Hair Brushes, Combs, Tray;
cling Sacbels, Portmonaies, Pearl Studs and
Sleeve Buttons, Ur brelas, SILK, ALPACA
Gingham, Cambria and Cotton; Bathing Tow
els, Paper Collars, Lockwood's, Metropolitan;
Goldsmith's, Webster's, and other, celebrated
Collars. &c To my stock Of the above Goods
T.. would call special attention, the retail prices
having been marked down to the lowest posi-
bic figures.
interest to call. In prices am prepared to Of
ian CHAS. W. GREEN, GO, King St.
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: "A HUNDRED YEARS AGO The following
pithys description Of young bellies and beaux of
century ago, will compare not unf avorably
With their counterparts Of the present day, who
may. be- seen perambulating our principal
Ithoroughfares from morniGg till night. As
this description lis, however, more applicable
to a bridal occasion, it will not suit the present
fashions in every particular. To begin with
the lady. Her locks were strained upwards
over an immense cushion that set like an In.
eubus upon her head, and plastered over with
pomatum, and, then sprinkled with shower Of
white powder. The height of this tower was
somewhat over q foot. One single white rose
J bud lay on its top, like an eagle on haystack.
Over her neck snd bosom was folded q lace
rather larger than Q dollar, containing her
grandfather 8 miniature get in virgin gold Her
airy form was braced up in satin dress, the
sleeves as tight as the natural skin of the arm,
with! q waist formed by bodice, worn outside,
from whence the skirt flowed of, and was dis
tended at the top by an ample hoop. Shoes
Of white kid, with peaked toes, and heels Of
two or, three inches elevation, inclosed her
feet, and glittered with spanges as her little
pedal members peeped curiously out. Now
Tor the swain. His hair was seeked black,
plentifully beAoured, while his cue projected
like the handle, of a skillet : His coat was a
sky-blue silk, lined with yellow; his long vest
of white satin. embroidered with gold lace !: his
breeches of the same material, and tied at the
knee with pink ribbon. White silk stockings
and pumps, with laces and ties of thefsame
hue, completed the habiliments Of his neither
limbs Lace rufHes clustered around his wrist
and q portentous frill, worked IN correspon-
dence, and bearing the miniature of his beloved,
finished his truly genteel appearance s@s
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NOR THE HOL I D A 7 s {.

We are now prepared to offer to the public
complete and carefully selected stock Of
:. GROCERIES, WINES AND L1QuOkS,
suitable for the approaching holidays OF "n'ch
we name in part ....,, 1...t
New Raisins, Chow Chow, ...... -
'.@" Currante, Piccalill, t..,.
"&"i Citron, American flckiea
Figs, .s'a,.. English Sauces, ..s"sf
Crsnberries, Olives, ...
Preserved Ginger, Olive Oil,
SOFT Shell Almonds, Cox's arkling Gelatine
Canned Fruits, Heckers fatlaa,
Brandy Peaches, Oswego Corn Starci'
Canned Lobsters, Bakers Chocolate
Sardines " 'srs@ French's Cocoa,
Pine Apple Cheese, &c, &c &c. 81 -+..
We invite special attention to our large ana
varied stock Of .
consisting of Madeira, sherry and Port Wines
bottled and on draught; Blackberry Brandy,
Gin, Rum, Brandy, Pure Jamaica Spirits Gen,
1ine Scotch Whiskey; Baker" "Thomp:on,,'
''Zeigler " Family Nectar and other brands
of Whiskey, whic ch, together with all other ar
ticles Confined in II full stock Of choice Family
Groceries, will be sold at prices whicn cannot
fail to give satisfaction. -,
Goods delivered in any part Of the FIX re OF
charge ..... .a AVERY " DA iD90S,,
=, dec L. 226. King ST., cor. Alfred
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NLD DOMINION NAILS, &c.--We have
" in store 100 kegs of Nails. of the above eel
ebratcd brand, which are the best nails sold in
the market the iron being Of superior quality,
nearly equ i to the cinch nails. Also, q large
supply of LOCKS and other Builders Hard
ware, all Of which we will sell at the lowest
prices for cash. wholesale or retail. -.
......s JOHN T. CREIGHTON s. SON,
dec 16 80, King street.
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E. .ATWELL,

10, gods FASHIONABLE TAILOR :@H
No l6l King St, next Milburn's Drug Store,
i, Would announce to his friends and the public
that he is again prepared to attend to all orders
for work in his line, in mis- usually satisfs
stv)e =. t sE = s.s.l @ar 3. /. - mar lS-rtt j.
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p \ o,s, j. -a.@oa PIX Il o.sl,
no g. NORTH 14hWa iWASHINGToN G19i asTKs GET.
sHs ai.1 - %s(CoRNER OF QUEEN }1'e" 4,i.
Will constantly keep for sale and rent ~
=, Ia-. PIANOS AND MELODEOASJ 90 -
,Knabe s. Co.'S Unsurpassed Pianos. 90 "a
Vose's Celebrated .,u - ..e.: ..,ia
Second hand Planos-very low; ~ gss
p / Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches -,
q Terms to suit the times, and every instrument
!, Pianos. Melodeons,5 Accordeons, &c, suDed
and repaired. .s,s "a 5,l.., .sA tia..;S -"
Persons in the country wishing to have their
Pianos tuned or repaired can make arrange,
men.s by addressing, VICTOR BECKER,
Alexandria, Va..l25 - t..i - ~ sop 13 ,
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OILS oils! &c.

GILss - OILS Oils! &c.
! 10 bbls Coal Oil, bbls Spirits Turpentine, 10
bbls West Virginia Petroleum Oil decidedly
the best and cheapest oil for railroads, steam;
boats say5mils planning mills SG eass1Gos
Oil, / Dbl of eachAall warranted Of the best
quality, and at thevery lowest rates; =,
1',,.,.r'' iag.s~ ~. -4=s's COOK s. KELLEY,
;ian;7 a2a.E t5 gjj2 :.iak al 49, King street.
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= .4..q -. ,2e.:a1l
X We have received full assortment
of first quality PAPER BAGS. suitable for the
retail trade. and for sample business, from one
to twenty-five pound sacks, which we will sell.
at manufacturer list pr ces, and warrant 70
dec 28-3m GREGORY q .PAl. u.
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=. The Rich mond Dispatch gives the following
report ofthe speech Of Lewis Lindsey, IN the
Virginia Convention, on the resolution that.
the Bill ,of, Rights be made the first article OF
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.TO THE LADIES OF THIS CITY.
- The Ladies Of this city will please meer
that they can get Velvet and Felt Hats from QUO
to $1.OO; Felt Bonnets, 81 25 Feathers, SOC.
Ali kinds of Millinery Goods, suitable for
Christmas gifts cheap for cash at
MRS. G. L. SIMPSON So
dec 10 @l8O, King ST.. near Washington st..
NINE FACTORY CHEESE, ~
i New Orleans and Centrifugal Sugar
of new crops. -.t:L,a
= Sugar House Molasses low price: y.
+ Rio, Java and La3uyra Coffee, Tor SAFE py
dec H-1m GREGORY & PAUL. =
PURCHASERS WILL TAKE NOTICE
L Wishing to close out our entire stock OF
Ploughs Corn Shelters and Hay Cutters, we
will offer inducements in that line. The attenr
~ JOHN T. CREIGHTON y son,
dec l<1e a't,3' SO, King street
CMOKED BEEF and TONGUES, iust re-.
y ceived and for sale BY .a, v@e
ian 8 ,,.2:..;4 atsqafsa 247. King st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-25
FROM lEN IORK.

EEw foRK, June "a.
Mrs ErneAtine Oaks, wife Of the late Henry
Stenwsy, applied to Justice Gilbert yesterday
in the Supreme Court at Bt0oklyn for uritSa
hAbeas eoi pms, directing Vim. Steiaway, -
piano forte manufacturer in this city, TO pre-
dnce her children, whom she alleges have been
unlA AwfuIly withheld from tes ~ toe seapon-
d ems, snd pisce1 in chsrgebf spetfy magis-
tyn4e i'd Germany. Judge Gilbert ordered .
Rsbeas corpus issued and the case win short
" he brought before the Court, where singu.
lar developments are expected.
Thos. Fitzgerald, . soldier Who vas TO
bave been bsnged on Friday next, at Vraiii VWaiie
Plains, Wesschesser county. N. T., for the
murder Of Ellen Hicks, has been respised till
October 9th, by Governor FeD,on, to enable
his Excellencv to enauife slossy into the
Ects of the eass. I >fsy pss:t - 5ssg v
ta'A terrific Storm Of hail. rain and wind viis-
tied what's Known as the Neck District in
Dorchester Co., Md, on Sunday evening
last. Trees we're torn up BY tbe roots, and
ibe corn and wheat crops 10 several places
were much injured.
/ The prizes donased by the ShaIpsbooiess'
Society and the King Of Prussia TO the Schut-
zenfest was received yesterday.
The Arion and Leiderkranz Society are to
h..eA formal greeting on their return from
Chicago,
Robert Chambers, ,the champion oarsman,
died fecently'in England.
= Superintendent Kennedy has issued the
usual orders 70 prevent PATRIOTIC little hoys
aea eelsbIaaipf ase Fsaia sis& psrsts p.
tUt@ch0le4. Aas
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FROA DIS AANE6.

DEs MoixEs, June "a.
DR.. Black, Of the Washing.on and JeGer-
son College. has accepted the Presidency Of
the State University Of lows s
Ex-Governer Wm. l.. Stone. now attorney
Of the AIbia, Knoxville and Des 1oines X
r., is in town to-day in the interests Of that
road.
&. Ulricb, last spriag cboseu Presiaaet
of the lows State Agricultural College, has
recently been elected United States Senator
from Florida.
Tha Board Of Trustees, It i underwood,
vilf shortly NEE. for the purpose Of appoint
ing his successor.
The reports going East of the ravages Of
grAss-hoppers IN Iowa are greatly exssgera-
ted. Only fourteen counties are infested witn
ther.. Gone Aeios are badly Injured, but
uoue enthsly deAtrSseG. t~'s
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VOL. XV.
nISCELLANEOU0 ITEMS.

w .iso.saA., .uns 20.
e. e.. can--s.. 4. .s. p...h};as,, !,
1omlns..u T. iSa g. ~. ~ OK 49,, h.,S :,
nohsen.'o. Soa -. -. .A' -'n o'o u'e As'1 =
IT Ina!les a. nnoin.on, knas3n k9 y q
ven. nar,lson' eaenasn.s go co"M's:sa n;ns:sss; u
sc'ue - oisses, 1..sLh:. y" .s :m rS..if !.
co4ue ~ 49, ~ s's''s - e0i =
'Ase nss1s "ssa Pa NM j
San Francisco, June 70;
Latest advices from Arizon. render proia-
BILE the election OF McCormick. unaon deie>
e ssLD, Aasss
Sosepa s,.s = 1n'cvps., 1...-. 8
resseo 'o-oay IoI sn !ncsnuls:y "a: sssels -
Durn uWelhng noSso = sn,s sas., - n,sas !.
necanse loun ~. gs.e sne occup.n'. o'
re noues, - fasa roA.s ns IN p.Iy, s.smp.
Gu 70 commit sa'c'os N nm celi " .sAins
ianoannm.
DonNNn sssa ~ ~ = ~
O.! CO. ,ssnds.r saed "a ri nv m Fns "a ~ ny =.
- snl y = = - s.%:S .S. - 1;c,,
ava se.ds5 % AEe sssG tHe leaon
tomorrow. NJ 80.
=, oh.s"lII.D' nH.: ~, Suno -.
Inc Necs.u. DeMocI.sac nessPspeI onn INV
pflnssne s..'os. csN .sNs @o,sov,
= - r rcx.
on cecsA, p. oes.e.
"A large fen,an meeung was neid ias eve
ning. 9onn seii, organizer ior .ne Ssa'e,
dehsered On address.
- soss sAIa,sy QIe ~ l
AZ Fs AepuDncsu n n1rss ASSsn
non OF sne 4In un,o o'sHcs, ns.u :. uIDaos'
yesse,asy, suose W. IA.Ience - ssncu
mated tof Congress. neso'uuons enootsn
tns resoiolo.e 3 - o..'s oonsshI9e sna
A,,0 me pls1iosm soup'ea ~ tae Neaou-
a...sS 4oA'aA wv
80
fHnALt iAsS @e1e
IN 1asons maze IN u pesas1 oefemeny
so-daS iof iaYihg tne cufneI s.one q 1ef
new Temple on broso street. Ine.proees-
sion formed IN We1ty uv's'ons. ine .uo
occupied neary an noor anu nnI IN passing
nxsu polst@ among the afticies placed 10
tne cavay u : case contaahing 81. CON mPieie se.
" " 49,. = ~ - c.sx Va -
.no .rn.1. - TS1S ~ IT,
~ - - = rss
spk'oa' .. -. Iaa
rtd..,a of n.ass.... N.I..
!. I. ,h;r..',so ,a;,i;.u. = Sosr-
-;ii:.'n. -. II -.
'esn sons he. us - ~ .,s,a. .,.r..a 49,, f,o,.
al, 80 l.ss vs.I 10 convsy shs ;,.m;.,.ns.
fros, Ea,ons ~ fhe Promised land,
The yo9ne mems Democratic Club last
evening adopted Z stirring address TO the De-
tuees.cy of. Missouri, and soeaersd 20 COO
enples printed.
The parties having In charge the matters
regarding tie reception of the Mirnesota and
Wisconsin EDITORS, appointed . COMMITTEES
who will proceed to Alton this evening, and
escort The party 10 this city. The party num-
bers $50. including ten State officers.
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, june "a.
The Senate yesterday afternoon rejected
tho nomiastion Of 8. 6ysCcx to be Minis
ter TO Austris.
Ipeye Is reason TO expect lhat the Preai-
dent Will issaeA proclamation of general am
neity, TO take effect July 4th.
There appeass 70 be 10 doubt that Mr.
Enrts win be confirmed q Adjutans Gen
srsl. There 10 authority for saying b vii
accept.
Thsd. Stevens win not present bis ues
articles Of Impeachment until afeer the com
bletion Of the tax bill intbe House.
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FROM CHICAGO.

(4,cAoo, June "A. ]
Tue annual meeting Of The Baptist Minis
ters Institute convened here TODAY. Tks
meeting il held for the purpose Of heeripg {
course Of E, ,hsolosissl =, IeS,afes, sna .Ill a
!. afs ss e 81 Il u sS s.t.. =. as pas.ep
Augustus A. Putnam. veil Known cloth
ing merchant Of this city, died this morning
after an illness Of few hours.
The Democrats of Dakotah have selected
8. T. Bnmble and ]. B. Stodd % delegates
to the Democratic National Convention.
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fROl WASHINGTON.

WAsmSsrox, June n.
ahe Secretary Of War rent to the House
to>aay an estimate from the Parmss,er Gen
ersl of the amount required to inset the de-
6cienoies In the appropriations for the exc
cutiou of The Reconstruction Acas % Ate
son. 1859. The amount ID $6sl ,STS 2A 81
The President nominated Francis r. webb
Of Massachusetts, as Consn! 1t ,anzibar !,
perrT F-l,et et 4spsas, Conmlss.orer 81. In-l
teTnA1 H venns II w. fs 2 y. d 49, L
: The estimate Mnt by Mr.. SchoGeld to tho
Committee op Military Affairs show that BY
the expiration Of the terms Of service the
army will, on duly 4th. 1863, be reduced to
38,G6f men,
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In tbs Dttrict canrt ofths Unfsd 2sssss bsthe Dis
tItrs qftesa - nAs&Fapssy. oshs ustt~r u ssma-
81 s@d samuel Hans Acainsos, hankruptA af Keoknk!
IN sAld district, the ~ Of JuHs, A. D. 1858
~ 9. A. Distriet Of Iowa -.
sHIAs 70 give hotties shsx petition hss been to-
Mt % tAp 34sh day ef Js.s, lses Stsd N
saad NtyScs Oe1vt, ~ oams4l ahd Samuel Zans Rohiu
soa. Of Bafhseton, Dfs Molsss coanty ia sasA ei.-
frfet sho Asss bssa bs.sofe,e asiy dseisssd baak-
rupts nader tbs az afCS4Esss sBtltea"As acs -
essabuae nemtYstba effA3asnpte, throp Ghoat ths
Usstss ene etrsvea March "a, ise7, for dfscharxs
ana esxfias.is tAssi iro Il, thsr debts sid otAsr
Ase. lsqe, = n aelost 8. =, = IL. -uns u
ssntA ~ o. Ssszss 81 tSe ns Ssi5Ts ;is eosrt, l.
III esH q L9s oonhiy Ievs, h rid pt.sraes,
49, - gAesss8 cfeditcs 81 aid baabsupt b I'D Al
vscSoss q fqtsrot say sttssd and shav sSk~, -
thsy Asyr, VII he prayer q sA psrs sbosia ~
b erahfed
HI LOVE-. Clerk.
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IpcELL4iEoTJs ITEMS.

Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, Jgne a..
There q to be trotsiua match at the Pair
GfoNnds here on the 49h OF JULY, between
tbp Celebrated horses, Sam Kirkxood, Pilot
Temple and Lady Alice, for purse Of $500,
AND . race between Eve horses OF less nets.
stsamboatlines and railroads leading to this
city will carry people to and from the races
at excursion rates The horses are al on
the grounds in training for the contest.
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-
MADRID, June 23.
Senior Rubicon, upon taking possession at
the eeiouiss, psds A aaasep y sAis ssbos.
dinatss in lich hs pssssa the4 so asyoss Al
their enefsies to The promotion of the com.
msscs and prosperity oi fhs cop1iSa d
Spain.
LqsRos, Juns 2a-midnleh&
IN coAneps tonight : bill for The passAass
Of ths teiesruph lines BY the Government was
referred 70 committee.
BEaLIx, June u.
Il i reported that the Americas Minister
BaSeE Ias Hss;A A;s iasen.;os q So
pp1bst r tAe dras eelJsr.fisa Y Ahellsss
fofniiion IN nnveiIiag Of IL Ssaiss of Ls-
thes.
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-e(s n n ~
|t6es, AID u AS3se 6fdSfe1 1T debeie On
he bill closed down . section IS.
The Houae assin vent into Committeesoi
No a1endments other than verbel vsrs
made 8 sscSs5Ie frsG II d 10, all rslasis9
6E fd1ln, ftom the connittss Sc Ways
and Neass, nGlpsd .fhese ~ ssetious 70
81 - sepsiasnsas ~ % 6sos5lsst alsshs
Treasury, on the recommendation Of the
Commisainusk u Istefnat 8okaups. Of one
officer for each q. s. Judicial District, 70 b.
called ! Supervisor OF Internal Revenue .
distilled spirits and tobacco. Tho second
provides that no officer % appointed, OF spe-
eiAl aesnt OF tho Treasury Dsp1ssdssnt in
conn eetion with 1ntesnai Rarsoas. Axcepe -
conmi.sioaed, emplegsd or retassed a Of
nee. The ehird decsaress thae noAseof
shall be hnthcrized 20 enter Ary hst other
than the one for which he has been appoinf-
Cd for the purpose Of exercising anthesitH :.
i Aifse explanation the second ana stnird
ssssesons ssre agreed 70.
Mr.. kooutx moved 70 amend the 41sA SO
sti0n ~ providing that the compensaaaoe OF
Internal Revenue Stors-ksepers be psad by
the U: 3. Agvsed TO.
AT NJ. 1udd1s suggecesoa, the amosd9ent
offered 70 the FIRST section OF the bill, which
NAEleR nndispossd Of. was taken up. eIt was
modified 20 - TO reAd - follows, and adopt
ed Add to the requirements the payment
Of 30 cents TAX On every gallon by the distil.
Ter, owner, or any person having poeeee6pn
thereof, The vofds before removal from tho
distilisry or warehouse. This allows NO ex-
esptions.
M. boutwell, pnered IN AmendmeAS 70
lie 4oth section providing that The baaiDess
Of distilling aacohoi and spifitous iiqacn for
expOTtstioD may bs authorized By the oecrs-
fssy Of the Treasury on the applicaaien Of
distillsrs, and that distillsss not 20 authof-
.ised shal mot distill for export: aitst dissAs-
sion, and without action, the Committee took
= rseess. ~
sEs1rE.
Mr.. Howard introduced : bin relating 10
the Ereedpeu,s Bureau. and 10 provide fnrits
!discontinsance. Rsfsrred 10 Tie OoU mittee
a. Mil;t.rv Aaa;rs.
M. Conness called IN the bin MAKING
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PROSPECTUS.

This Coupany Is established with . view to
ehespen Telegraph correspondsnee In the West,
and villloests ofhees st AL points wken the rs
tion- 1t IL organised under State Laws and the
National Act Of Congress. The shares put at .
lou san, u er1se y indace AL elassAs 70 bscsms
stsekhssdsss aad thsrsby insnrs its sacosas By
hsvoriBe the Company With their business and
inAaencs. We desire cur shareholders 70 be COM
posed Of every business, vocation and calling.
uist'on, 70 the eitief and villages in ILLtNOIS,
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA. MICHIGAN,
IOWA, INDIANA, MIESOURI, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA. Wslexpsst svery sntmprising man
Ia these States wifi second tuf sndeavoEs. Our
exis.sivs corsspoId Idencs II the States nansd war
rant this hope. The people arc enthusiastic for
sompstinG line sSdsheaPsr PriesA Tasr szALI
AAvK fuRM.