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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-11
The TIME Has COMEs

We Wans ysuss Knsw III
.vOORHIES docs nanpfaetars ths Aasst SILK ard
Csssimsre HATS ever sold in Keokuk. 1ats =
yse,. His Spring style q Aaas sillsenpAss favor
ably With the bsst Hastssa naaaiastars. Csll ard
see then, Ct vsorhtss' No. - Aain-st.
Hata eou1ornsd 70 the head By the sss Of the
Copfosmatssr. [mchsdiw
g. @. 4. STnIDLsx, will pay particular attention
70 ths renting u houses and collecting rents.
Psrsens having bosses 70 rsAt will aud u = THAR
. advantage 10 call on . have got number "
applications for houses.
OGes on I'd street, over Fickkn Laosss Bank
Ing House lmehed1w
On. INGRR6OLL, DSxrisr from Cleveland. o.,
has eonelsAsd 70 locate In Ksokuk. And may - ap-
Piled 50 tor asntAi operations .s Assisnas VI ).
r. Brssdsn, Ed, corner Of ith and Aesgan IT..
March 1-d3us
Dwslling Essuss WanssA,
Containing four roons and cellar, seavsaisntly
situated % this once. The ssntsr Will ~ psfna-
mont one, II the terms are moderate and The house
I GOOD one. Possession Desired about ~ arst n
April. For fsrthsr infornatioa apply q tie hssi-
ness oahes Of the Daily 0ats City.
fsb1lAa
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HosTESv1R's SFoa Aca BfrrKRs.--Ths we'll nsr-
tied sssosss u these ssisbs astd bittsr, Ana the
daily favor which II has been recsivsd BY most
respsctahls etiens, spssks sslsae y 70 Its soasy
n tHagise about the beneAsisl rsults for btsh 1t
IL dssisnsd. Having keen The result Of lsss
course Of stady end ob<srvsaisa in the u p
pfsssics, % tAst ths propsistos have - hssiu ,
in preventing Il 70 the world, n unsurpassed In ef
fseting speedy. certain and psenAasas cure for
Ill irregularities and weakness Of the digestive
organs, % which most persons trace III health.
Sold In full quart bottles BY ali Drsggists,
arocsrs aud Hotsls throsghou the United States
and Canada.
HARRISON GIBBONS. Assats.
mehled4u MAin-st., BET. 9th and It'll.
WOODLAND CREAA."-PonADs yoa BxAu
SirvIss rus HAra-Highly psrfumed, superior to
any French article imported, and for half the
price For drsssin Ladies Hair i, has no equal,
giving il q bright glo,sy appearance. 1t causes
gentlemen . hair tocurl In the mos natural man
nsr. II removes dAndruG, always giving the hair
the appearance Of being freshly shanpcosd. Prics
only Aity cents. None genuine unlesss signed
fETK1DGE Co., N. T., Proprietor of the
balm Of thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists. liyldAwl
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Delaware Currency.
We have revised and corrected the follow
ing list BY the latest Adviess. All here nan
cd arc 1t par in Philadelphia.
Bank Of Chester Valley.
DAnk VI Chester County.
Bank Of Danyills.
Bank Of Delaware County Chester.
Bank of Corn antown.
Bank Of Montgomery County.
Columbia Bank, Columbia
Doyiestown Bank, Dcylestown. -
Easton Bank. at Easton.
Farmers' ard Mschsnics' Bank, Ksstoi
Farmer Bank Of Bucks County, Dsistsl!
Farmer Bank Of Lancaster, at Lancaster.
Farmers Bank Of Reading, ksading.
Lancaster Co. Bank.
Lebanon Bank, n Lebanon. -.
MAuch Chunk Bank, Nsuch Chunk.
Miners Bank 81 Pottssiile, PottsvilA,
y HtToudsturgh Bank.
u CstAsqua H1ah ~ 1
PottsteWn ksNA
=; pc; ';':'' ''''' : =
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Al EvenGolies 81 Sne 'O0nkreBsssOnss oeuo"
inasion, l. holding series Of meetings at
the Congregational Chapel on High street.,
whore preaching may b. expected q half
past ten .. =. and In the evening every Asy
till further notice.
TIN Tml.--As We deeply sympathiss With
the writer Of the following itsn, We cheer.
fully end room for it, and anxiossly repeat
the question: Can anybody tell the time Of
day?
at il most singular fact, that in this
goodly city Of Ksokuk. this place Of enter
prise and scsip, famous alikefor being in
lows and on the Mississippi ttes, and des-
tined, most usdoubssdly, u some future time
to eclipse both Chicago and St. Loais--is -
most singular fa4 that no one can tell the
tina d day y Sol marks il, for each person
seems TO retain with fond Affection the hours
Of his native State, or lets his watch 80 wild
and run riot d it, will. As consequence,
il he intends dining q hotsl he arrives
whom pastry Instead Of soup i the course IN
turs, and Il 10 GOES to the depot may find
the ears departed, and Be obliged % return,
Of course.
Il there clock among us1
ONcs ON TME."
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UThs bogus 6aossvnLLov made his ap-
psarancs 10 the Josrnal yesterday. Or
"Shortfsllow" distisstay 6ssvovs saeh spa-
rious stun, asd besides, ~osld ses Be- guilty
Of stealing Oolssidgs's idsa and nurdsfing
it by misapplisasion. FOR Tie original SO
ssThe DEVILS Thoaghas," in Oolsfidge's
poems.
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Valley Bank, HsesfnAnuA.
Cumberland saving III.
Mineral Bank Of Mary land, Cun h>al6n
seneca County Bank.
o,.y Ban. = csIsa1,. y -,
: ~: -. = :;
Teumseh Bank. ~
pcninsalar Bank, Detroit.
MAconab Co. do Mt. Clemens.
Farmers Mechanics Bank, pSssSl
INDIANA.
Tippecanos Bank, Winnsmac.
Tippecanoe hank, Logsnspor,.
Bank Of the Capitol, indianapolis.
Central Bank, do
Exchange Bank, GreeDcastle.
Bank Of Warsaw.
ILLINOIS.
Bank Of Delleyillc, Belt~v;lie.
Stock Security Bank, DAnvile.
Peoples Bank ,Canni. -
hushyiile, kuskriIIe.
iIutsonville, Hutsonville.
WlSCoNIS.
All received. tS
Washington, DC.
Not received.
:: =: :: =: =
soUsn CAROLINA. 4
Not received.
o8onGIA.
Not received.
rEskksaRE.
Not received.
NBBaASKA.
Not received.
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K8OEUUWoaU oCWoOL,
vls0A Ihiso ~ oAeol will 49, q
10y - 1ssens Asretsfo6o -
1fiS Dsepeesd u =.
6ehsel II -
In shs AisAsss
GeuatSy, - =
Dtu ~ -
stsss q : a6al essDs1
DEteu dsDaetmao1s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
cOmmERCIAL.
M Monetary.

Nancy market is without change in any
essential features. First class paper, Of
=" ~ .ousv.r there is but little Offering, ID
VIZ ~, ..so,ia,ed but with other descriptions
"a..,,v is experienced, and rates rule high
p,rrs are discounting moderately. but the
'- s no, very pressing. Our Banks have
Aired the same inconvenience that we
h.. been experienced by other Banks in
set. on account OF the heavy demands on
,.u for specie-on the contrary, the demand
'. has been light The plethora Of money in
~. York continues. The rates Of discount
.,lI remain at 364 per cent. for demand
49,, IN good stock, and 4l05 per cent. on other
20 securities. In Baltimore, money is quoted
.,sv at o0s per cent. on call and collate'
nd N, banks cannot ind sufficient sup.
=, n frs, class paper to absorb their receipts.
T. Stocks there is very little activity, and no
,.,oss IN quotations. Sales in New York OF
y, IS a, g2sc. We have heard of no sales OF
,.,I stocks. and cannot give reliable quotations.
r,.,,nse on the East is in very limited demand,
alto OIL New York.
and Warrants continue to be bought and
.,,J =, the rates OF last week, viz 40 acres at
s,aSl.lO: SOS sstGalc 1905 s20s5c; zoos
s764c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15

The market during the week has been very
quiet The offerings Of grain have been falr'
and prices variable. Flour has been in very
moderate demand, and the principal sales have
been 10 the city bridgeport demand hight
We quote Union street at $4SS4373; Family
and Extra nominal, with very light sales In
Whes, there mas been comparatively but little
doing The quality lately has been somewhat
improved, and yesterday there was an advance
in prices sales on Change being made al 49,
100, lO6, lOs6ll4c for white, and So, 80, lo4
dIOsc. Tor red-the inside figures for inferior
qualities. ana the outside for fair to good. Corn
is in fair request, with good offerings, and the
market closed firm at 5s659c. for white and
mixed, and IS for yellow. Rye is in fair re-
dues, at 6sC67Oc. Oats 36637c. for bright, with
light receipts. Guano and plaster are in active
demand ; sales of the former steadily increas.
ing Butter and Lard are in small supply, with
iair demand and steady quotations; fresh
print Butter sells at 2512Sc. per Ii. Other ar.
,ices are without change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
OBITU AIRY.

DIvD il Alexandra. on Monday, the 10th
inst suddenly. OF disease OF the heart, WILL
LIAM LUDWELL LEE, aged 20 years, eldest
son of Cassius F. Lee, esq The many friends
of Mr.. Lee, will deeply sympathze with him
in the loss of his son He was young man OF
great promise; with one OF the sweetest and
purest dispositions any young man ever had ;
tenderly beloved by all who knew him; and cut
down as in a moment But his friends sorrow
not as others who have no hope. He was dis
ciple of Jesus. A few months ago his father
kneeled with him around the communion table,
10 ioin with him. as he for the first time, partook
of the symbols OF Savlour's dying love-
Since that time his "walk and conversation"
were as becometh follower OF Christ. In
Christ he trusted with all his heart, and proved
it by holy life Why then should We mourn!
Nav! let us rather rejoice, that ne has been Ia
ken away from evil TO come.
Dear Young friend! Thou wilt he sadly
mourned. not at home merely, but IN the Sun
day School and Church But We give thee up
without murmur, knowing He doeth all things
we'll Eut We shall meet again by God grace,
where there will 10 be no more sorrow or pam
or sin. Until then farewell! Sleep gently;
Saviour's arms are around thee.
Uuveil thy bosom, faithful tomb,
Take this new treasure TO my trust,
And give these sacred relics room
Awhile to sumber in thy dust.
ID. F. s.
DEE, at the Locust Grove academy near
Charlottesville, Va, at 20 minutes after SIX
o'clock, on the evening OF the 10Th OF Marcn,
WILLIAM X. GRASTY, youngest son OF Maj.
George Grasty OF Orange county Virginia
Thus at an early age, an aIlwlse Providence
has seen fit TO remove from his devoted friends
one of natures noblest sons. Patient and ever
diligent he lived-not TO eat idle bread, but 10
make himself useful He lived the lie OF an
upright man and died the death Of christian.
Died, in Washington, after brief illness,
on the morning OF Thursday, Mrs ELLEN
REEVES. consort Of Randolph b. Reeves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
Burnt TO Death.

Three children of MIR. Frank Hopewell, in
Cotlsod, Indiana, were burned to death last
week They were four small children in the
house, three we're rescued, two of whom were
badly burned. but the third, an infant of
about eight months, could not be reached
The mother, in her despair, reached the bed
once, seized some of the clothes aud rushed
cut. thinking she had her child, but, on ex-
animation, it was discovered burned to death,
and crushed among the falling timbers.-
Two of the other children died 10 few hours
after from the effects of the flames. As neal
ly thousand dollars in gold, which was
laid between the beds where the children
slept, was missing, it is supposed that the
house was set on fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
MARIE ID.

In Frederick County, Md, in the Reformed
Church, by the Rev Mr.. Zacharla, on the It'll
instant, Mr. JOHN I. TAYLOR, Jr. of this
city,, ito Miss MARY JANE BARRlCK, OF
Mount Pleasant, Frederick County, Md.
On Thursday afternoon, by the Rev John {.
Smith, Mr. SAMUEL BRERETON, 10 Mrs
SARAH ANN GOODMAN, all OF Washington.
On Tuesday last, by Elder VIM. c. Lauck,
Mr.. ALFRED j. ASKlN, of Henry county,
Mo-, TO MISS JULIA A. STROTHER, ddugh-
ter OF George strother, esq, OF Fauquier county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
Lands for Agriculture, Colleges.

The bill of Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, ap,
propristing over six million acres OF the
public lsnds for the endowment Of agricutu-
raj colleges in the several States, passed
the House of Representatives by five MAORI
ty. 1t is good measure, and ought to sue.
coed. The object proposed by Mr.. MorrilPs
bill is without doubt one Of great national
Importance. Ayr culture is the prime and
fu fundamental interest of the States and of the
country, and its scientific pursuit is one of
the necessities of the age. We must keep
up With the rest Of the word in this matter.
Science has but just begun to be applied 10
this department Of human labor, and there
are great triumrbs to be achieved here.-
Springfield Mass Rep The Washing
ton Union yesterday COMES out warmly
against this bill
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AIM An AC.
MARINE LIST
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAY II

ARRIVED.
Schr. Southerner Letever, Baltimore, suano
to Fowle Co.
Ship Henry Harbeck, True, Manila, and
market. ~
Schr Charles G Ford, Fountain, Catskiil, n.
Y, coal by L J Mehaiity
Schr Jas MCGEE, Gallagher Sing Sing, coal
BY T J. Mehatiry.
Schr. James House, Sprague, New York, coal
BY Borden Mining Co.
Schr. John C4dwallader, Godfrey Boston, coal
by Borden Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Tangent, Bennett, for this port, 10 load
for Boston, sailed from Providence llth
Schr. Lady Suffolk, Baker, for this port, cl d.
at Boston 18th inst.
Schr. Arctic, Ogden, from this port, arrnsi
at New York, 10Th inst
Schr. Daniel Brown, Heald, from this port ar
rived at Fall River, 18th INST
Schr. Josiah Achorn, Merritt from this port,
arrived at ST Johr, \. b 9th inst.
Schr. L. 2. Pharo, Cranmer, from Providence
for this port. put into Philadelphia, 9th INST,
for repairs, having been in collision with schr.
Pedee, on the night o! the 10Th inst when De
tween Egg Harbor and Barnegat. The sunk
IN IS minutes all hands saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
baltimore Ca,,i. market. May I3.

BaIt,mo ore Cattle Market. May 13.
CArrLE-We have no material change to
note this week in the figures for Beef Cattle
The supply was large, some 65O head being o..
tered At the scales, 50 of which were Withdrawn
from the market, 50 driven away, and the re-
mai"ing 400 head were taken up by Baltimore
butchers, the bulk at prices ranging from "a to
S. on the hoof, equal 10 sGGse net, and averag
ing S4.564 gross. A small lot OF extra Cattle
sold at a traction above the top price named,
HOGs.-Hogs are coming forward quite tree
~ and prices for them have fallen oil since
isst week 25 to 50 cts. per 10 lbs. They have
been selling for some days past at S.5O6$7 per
lVO lbs, net. at wh Gu they close to day dull.
SHkip-We have TO note further decline in
the ngures Tor Sheep, and we quote them to-day
ranging from 50 to s4,25 per. 100 lbs. gross.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15

OF the Isl suspensions, including five banks,
in Great Britain, during the late commercial
crisis, the total liabilities TO be met were E4l,-
I27569, on which the deficiency now appears
10 be about 10 y cent Out OF So London
hrms, &c appear to have paid, or are about to
pay i'll full; while, of the provincial houses, the
number tina, have attained this conclusion is
only out Of %. On an average, II seems that
tie failures were for about G275,OOO each.
Nearly one-third OF the suspended houses IN
London have paid in full, and about one-seventh
~ the provinces
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
BY S. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BY S. J. McCORMICK-AUcTrosE
TRUSTEE'S SALE BY virtue Of Deed
OF Trust, from Henry L. Simpson and wife,
TO the subscriber, bearing date the 9Th day OF
April, 1858, and for the purposes in said deed
mentioned, will offer for sale, at Public Auc-
ton, in front of the Mayors Office. in the city
of Alexandria. on Monday the l4h day Of June
m1t, at II O'clock NJ, FOR CASH, that valuable
LOT OF GROUND, in the said city OF Alex
andria, situated on the west side OF Royal, be-
tween King and Cameron streets, fronting on
Royal street 20 feet, in depth SO feet, with the
rSs three story BRICK TENEMENT, thereon
FL. erected, now occupied by the said Henry L..
Simpson, as q Shoe store.
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
nv I1-eots Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
Sales OF s,oekin richmond, May IS.

3,459 Virginia State, 5000 and int.
9U0 Virginia State, 50 and int.
1000 Virginia and Tennessee +. r. bonds, I'd
mortgage, 7Ut and int.
1000 Virginia and Tennessee r. r bonds, ID
mortgage, ~ and int.
1000 Virginia Central Railroad bonds, 7C4
and int.
1000 Virginia Central Railroad bonds, ~
and int.
20 shares Virginia Fire and Marine, new
stock, par value 1928, "a and int
shares Merchants Insurance, par value $50,
Az.
20 shares Richmond and Danvile stock 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
Alexandra. Fish Market, May Ia.

The arrivals oday indicate slight increase
though the supply is very light. The demand
i, great, and prices keep up. Sales OF Shad at
SiO5O0$ll per hundred; Herring $iO.5US
$ll per thousand. We quote No. packed
Herring at SIS per Dbl; struck Herring $3.50
G$l4 per thousand No. Shad (family) $l4
per Dbl; gross Shad S2 SO per hundred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
stock Prices ~ New York.


WV York Cattle Market, nay ~
.. eesi Cattle Offerings 800 head; sales at Vs.
1sio per 100 lbs for inferior to premium
S ao decline Of le. per b. Cows-Saies at
~ 81 70 $65, as 10 the quality. Veal Csives-
Iaa .I J." 500 cts. ' b as to quality. SAssp and
Osaa 'os Sales 1t $.6$6 per head sviss-
iooms' ssa head, and sales at $50$S,oo per
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the m ark cts.

BALTIMORE, May l4-Flour is steady; How,
ard street and Ohio 81 371 City Mills held al
$4l23 Wheat is firm; red lo2G o7c.; white
ilsGl2oc. Corn suffered partial decline, and
closed at 6Wa63c, Tor white, and 66G06sc. for
yellow Whiskey is dull al 2Os02O3c. Provi-
sons are very dull
NV YORK. May l4.-Flour is firm; sales OF
1000 bbls., State 81 OOa6$4.l6; Ohio $4350
$3.50: Southern $4456$4.7O. Wheat is firm
sales Of $4,000 bush. Southern white ll23H
l24ic Corn is dull; sales Of $1,000 bush;
white 7oG72c; yellow 7@G753c. Pork is dull
and unsettled; mess $l75oG$l7.56. Lard is
heavy at llGll9c Whiskey is dull, at 20tc
.or Ohio Stocks are dull and lower Gum
berand Coal Co. II. Va. 6's 92!. Mo. 6's
al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISERMAY b 1855

Breckenridge and Dr.. Hewitt participated
after which the resolution was adopted, md
the overture was made the order OF the day
for Monday morning, 10Th inst
FAIRFAX ITEMS The Levy Court for this
county will commence on Monday next All
the justices will be present, and all persons
having claims against the county are request
ed t. presen; the same on the first day Of the
Court, otherwise they will be laid over until
/ next year. Several valuable Tracts of Land
will be offered for sale on the first day OF the
Court.
The Rev. Mr.. Brown, OF Alexandria, Va,
has consented to address the Providence Tenn
perance Society, on Wednesday erentng NEXT,
at s o'clock. The meeting will be held in
the Court House. The reputation which the
Rev. gentleman enjoys as popular and elc-
quent speaker should secure full attendance
on the occasion.
Seldom il ever before has this neighbor-
hood been visited with as hard and dashing
rain as fell on Tuesday evening last. Oar
streets aud roads were for time roaring riS
ers, and the small streams and branches
sweled until they attained almost PJtomac
dimensions, and the meadows presented the
appearance Of respectable sized lakes. A
very considerable amount Of damage has
been done by the washing" of gardens, corn
land, destruction of fences, &c. Some hail
fell during the storm, but not 10 sufficient
quantities to do any damage, 50 far We have
heard.
We are indebted to our friend G,o. Burke,
esq, for the following communication. We
truStit may enable the relatives of the de-
ceased to identify him by the remnant OF the
clothes discovered near the same
RAyENSwORTH, May 1.-The bones Of Il
human being we're fOund this morning on
Acco,ink run, near the Ra9ensworth Mill,
by ID servant boy. The deceased is supposed
to have been a man, as 4 striped cotton
shirt and linen pants very much decayed)
were found with the bones. Yours &c,
FUrtdr Ne,cS. GEORGE BURKE.
RESUMPTION IN NORTH CARoLINA.-The
Bank of the State of North Carolina, and its
branches will resume specie payments on the
lst of June next. 1t is presumed that the
other Banks of the State will resume about
the same time.
Messrs 0. Jennings Wise and Nathaniel
Tyler, (of Fauquier,) have become cc-pro.
prietors and co.edtors of the Richmond En-.
quirer The we'll known talents and accom-
plishments of these gentlemen will impart
new life and energy to that veteran journal.
The Orange Chronicle most emphatically
denies that the small pox is prevailing at
Orange Court House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15

ELECTION TICKETS.-Tickets for
the ensuing election, properly arranged very
handsomely gotten up, and printed on me pa
per, can be had at this office. Orders from the
country will be promptly attended TO-
nv l5-eotL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
Export Of Cotton--Crop Prospects.

New ORLEANS, May 1.-THE exports Of
cotton from this port 10 Great Britain, dur
ing the past week, react ed "a 900 bales, aud
to lIavre 5 800 bales From Mobile the ex-
ports. duirg ihe week, to Great Britain were
only 900 bales.
The estimates for the present crop.are run.
ming fully no to three million bales again, in
Consequence Of the receipts continuing larger
than bad been anticipated They are now
within a few hundred bales OF being as
large as at the same period last year, and
next week, it is believed, an increase will be
shown.
As far % reliable advices have been re-
eeiVed the or wing crop is not considered to
have been materially injured by the recent
sreva<se- that have teen reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
AUCTION SALES.

DUBLIC SALE BY virtue OF an order OF
the County Court for Alexandra County,
rendered at its April term, 1883, will, on The
sh day of May, at 10 o'clock, expose to .ale, the
following property One Steam Engine and
Boiler; one small Lathe with rest; one Screw
Lathe with taps and dies; one Vice; one large
Lathe Head and Slide rest; one Drill Press; one
Chuck Lathe with rest; Skating and Pullle',
contained in the building on Union street, lately
occupied by Entwisle Il Moore, and owned by
Mrs. F.. Monroe. Sale to take place on the
premises Terms, cash.
my l5-3t JOSEPH PADGETT.
DUBLlC SALE FOR TAXES.-I shall pro.
coed to sell on Friday Nay l4M, 1855, at
10 O'Clock for cash, al the Warehouse, occupied
by c. NJ. Castl. man, five TONS OF Inn or
50 much as may be necessary to satisfy tax
bills due City Council OF Alexandra, Va, by
English & Casteman, James A. English and c.
NJ Ca,tleman. JOHN A. FIELD.
Collector of Northern District.
my 4-TS&ds
II The above sale is postponed to Aondd!!,
3lst INST, al the same hour and place.
my l5-2awts ). A. r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15

In SHERlFF'S SALE OF THE SCHOON-
A&ER aCHESTER"-I will expose to sale,
on Tuesday, the 18th in,tamt, At the wharf oecu-
pied by Samuel A. Masters, the Sehr. "CHES'
TER TO satisfy executions in my hands in the
name of Garrison & Co, and others, vs.. Geo.
W. Harrison. Sale positive, and to take p ace
at II o'clock, NJ.
my l2-dts {. NJ. CASILEMAN. u. ,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
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By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Reward.

AUGUSTA, May IL Adams & Co.'S Ex-
press office have offered reward OF s2.ooo
for the recovery of package of $4,000 in
bills of the Planters and Mechanics Bank
of Charleston, s. c., which was stolen be-
tween Atlanta and Montgomery, Alabama.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-15
Fire In Brooklyn.

New YORK, May IA large Cotton Bat
ting and Mattress Factory, was destroyed by
fire at the Atlantic Docks in Brooklyn, this
morning The loss is probably very heavy.