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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21
AUCTION SALES.
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: JuH.: II. FAH-tvAl, AU.1i.EEEh.
syALUAELE REAL AND PERSONAL
! ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Extraordinarily Of the last will and testament
Of Pet Trislcr dee d., shall offer at public
sale, on Trcs5ay, tn 2lsh Gay Of aprH; 1866.
at T. o clock NJ, in froTtor the Mayors Office,
i" thc City os ! lcxannra, Virginia, the follow
img va liable real and personal estate:
The ~ lkHINIA HOTEL" property IN
SAID city Of NJ! xandria, at the corner Of King
and Peyton street. containing lG bed rooms,
parlor, dining room, bar. room, stablng for 60
horses and all necessary outblildings in OK
cellcnt condition.
!. LOT OF GROUND with = frame house
thereon. on Pcytun street adjoining the proper
t. ot Mrs Clark.
\ LOT OF GROUND on Duke stree. near
" opposite the ''Soldicrs Rest"
ATTRACT OF l. ND. IN the county Of Fair
fax. Va. called Mount Polk" miles from
alexandra adjoining the land of Mrs. Virgin
ia colt, Dr. johnson, and Others containing
about 100 acres The land is in 4 good state #
cul.ivati, and well enclosed.
A TRACT OF LAM in the said county OF
Fairinx. about a miles from AlcXandria, n:,
Joining Mrs. Virginia Scott, james abbott AID
and others, and containing about 100 acres.
The specific quantity Of ground, in the said
lots ard farms, will be furnished on the day Of
sale.
Also 81 300 Of the Capital Stock of the Bank
Of the Old Dominion.
Terms Of .Sais;-Thc real estate, will be sold
for onr-third cash and the residue in two equal
payments OF six and twelve months, secured By
the bonds OF the purchaser with good personal
security, bearing interest from the day Of sale
the title to be retained unit! the purchase money
is fully paid. Conveyancing and stamps at cost
Of the purchaser.
The Bank Stock will be sold for cash.
DAVID G. WATKINS,
Executor Of the last viii! and testament
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BY JOHN q. PARROT, AucT1oNEER

DARN FOR SALE.-ON TUESDAY
L MORNING NEXT, the 24.h instant, in
front of the Mayors Office Immediately after
the sale advertised by Mr. David e. Watkins,
will be offered at auction. SMALL FARM, in
Fairfax county, near Burke's Station, on the
Orange s. Alexandria Railroad, containing So
acres. Title undisputed. Terms cash. and pur
chaser paying for conveyancing stamps, &c
Taxes all paid APP l-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

An old man, residing in johnson County,
Illinois, was recently murdered and buried by
two of his children, aged respectively thirteen
and fifteen years. Suspicion having been ex-
cited, and tue children questioned, they coufes
sed the murder, and alleged as its cause that
their father was old, sickly, and great trouble
to them Can this be true ?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

Thomas Wallace, the man shot last night by
Waterman James Walker, was this morning
carried TO the Aims House, where the at
tending surgeon, DR.. W. B. Gregory, is treat
ing his injuries.
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DIED.

In Westmoreand county, Va, OH the 18th
of April, at the residence Of her hushand, Rev
d. NJ. Wharton, Mrs. y. 0. WHARTON.
49, Near Dumfres Prince William county, Va,
JULIA CAROLINE, beloved daughter Of
John NJ. and Annie E Payne, aged nine years
=-----==------===--------
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
/ my customers and the citizens generally:
that l have removed two doors above my old
stand, where I will sell the remainder of my
stock Saved from the trc,) ct greatly reduced
prices. also have a great many arti Giles on
hand, which were slightly damaged by water,
which will close out without regard 10 cost
viz: Hosiery, Gloves, Umbrellas, sun U mbtel-
las, Parasols,, anokerchiefs, Buttons, Trim
m9 nGesh o hep oTt TOO 9TS
mention but all Of which will be found to- be
great bargains. Thankful to my friends for the
liberal share Of patronage heretofore extended
to me, would respectfully solicit Il continuance
Of the same. &. BERRY,
ap 2l-d1w l door east ofBryan & Brentwood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

The Market this morning was rather better
supplied with vegetables than it has been for
some wesss past-though We have very little
change In prices to notice. Early Yorks (small)
80 cts. per half peck; kale 25a30 cts per half
peck; lettuce from Is to 25 cts. per head as
paragus begins to appear 10 small quantities.
Butter from so to Is cts. per lb. Eggs Is cts
per dozen. The Meat market is we'll supplied
with prices at former rates. An abundance
of fish, shad, herring, rock and perch fills the
benches at the Fish market and prices are,
comparatively speaking, reasonable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

Captain Paul R. Hanlbrick, of the 9th vete-
ran reserve corps, Provost Judge of this city,
has been confirmed by the Senate, Brevet Ma
ior rank to commence March 18th 1865.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

The twenty-five hundred pounds of pilot
bread donated to the Southern Relief Fair at
Baltimore, by Mr.. George Y. Worthiugton, of
this city, formed part of contribution which
left Baltimore on Thursday for the destitute
people Of Georgia.
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LOCAL NEWS.

IT, in the theory Of metempsychosis the
souls of men, in their numerous .transmigra-
tions, are changed as much as their names now
are, in their transmission through the various
newspapers, we shall hardly recognize ourselves
when we reach the inner circle. AS proof Of
the above we quote from the New Orleans Pic
ayune of the 18th inst:
! six of the Alexandra rioters have been
convicted by military commission, and con
demned to hard labor in the Albanyjail. Jno.
Menken, 5 years; John Lawber, 2years; John
Invern, Joseph Horseman and Albert Simpson,
each months; Oscar Martin is not yet SEN
tepced, as he is liable to trial for murder
:. From the influence of the genial weather we
have enjoyed tor the last three days, and the
spring rains vouchsafed US before, vegetation is
rapidly springing forth. The flowers are be-
ginning to bloom beautifully, and the lilac
bushes are filled The gardens in and around
the city, are assuming their loveliest habit, and
their perfume fills the air with fragrance. The
bright green Of the commons, is relief to the
eye. The prospect is excellent for most
abundant crop Of all kinds Of vegetables. The
farmers in this section are making the most
of their time, and large crops of corn and oats
have been planted.
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For sundry ''delicacies of the season" such
as asparagus fine radshcs, &C., &C., we are
indebted to Mr.. F. Fl. Harrison, who always
has the first and best the market affords, at his
restaurant, next door to the Gazette Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

Governor Peirpoint has appointed T. A.
and Charles A. Ware Coroners
for the county of Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

!. Mr. Isaac Paula merchant of Harrisonburg,
and formerly of this city, had his pocket pick
ed in Washington last week, of about S575.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

The extensive Iron Works in Shenandoah
County, which passed into the hands of some
Pennsylvania Iron Merchants, short time
since, will resume operations very soon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

A Catholic Church is soon to be erected in
Winchester, Va.
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MARINE LIST.

- ARRIVED.
Schr. Prince William, Redman, Corn to Geo.
q. Robinson.
Sloop Felix Murdoch, Matawoman, Oats to
master. .r..
SAILED.
Steamer Thos. F. Cahil, Norris, Baltimore,
B. Wheat.
Steamer Express, Bright Baltimore, Broadus
d Co.
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TIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Assets (Gold), Sl50O0OO1
. in the United States l,400,WJ
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,
d., WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
POLICIES ISSUED, PAYABLE IN GOLD STERLING
OR CURRENCY
Shareholders personally responsible for Al!
liabilities of the company.
All Directors Must Be Shareholders
Directors in New York:
+. Cottenct, Henry Grinnell,
Jos. Gaillard, Alex. Hamilton, r.,
+. NJ. Arch bald, +. + Sandcrson,
H. B. NJ. Consul.
Alfred Pell, Resident Secretary.
Risks taken in the above desirable company
on all descriptions Of property, at tho loves.
current rates, and policies issued, payable III
Gold, Sterling, or currency, by
HOOE & WEDDERBURN.A Agents.
nov 3-tf Foot Of Prince st. IoXa.. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

L VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Under authority Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Fairfax County, Va: rendered 1T the
June term, 1860, in the suit Of Carter IS. Look
aud Others, the undersigned, Commissioners
therein named wll, on Monday, the 4th day q
June 1856 at IL o clock. NJ, Chat being court
day. ut tho front dor Of the Court House -:
said county Of Fairfax, offer at public auction,
that portion Of the valuable tract Of land called
RED Ill.," containing by recent survey
$50 ACRES This land lies partly in the cour-
~ Of Fairfax and partly in the county Of Prince
William The portions situated IN the respcc
tive counties will be sold separately. The pro
cctcd independent line Of the Manassas Gap
Railroad passes by, or through the tract and /:
is near Il contemplated depot. The land is coz
S,drrri the very best and most productive II
that rcgi n OF country, and is of the red clay
soil. there held in such high estimation, nd Is
we'll adapted 70 the production Of all kinds OF
grain and grasses There is an abundance 0!
wood on the land, and'itis proyerbially healthy,
The buildings are comfortable.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent. Of the
purchase money, to be paid in cash. on the day o.
sale as Il deposit, TO be forfeited Oh the1aiiurc O!
the purchaser to complete his purchase: the res
due Of the purchase money to be paid in tire"
equal insta iments Of six. twelve and eighteen
months from the day o. sale. 10 be secured By
the bonds Of the purchaser, and the title 10 pc
retained until the purchase money Is fully paid;
the land TO be rc-SOld ut the risk Of the purcha-
ser upon his default. at any time. u pay the
cash deposit or the deferred instruments. Con-
vcyun cling and stamps at cost OF PURCHASER.
FRANCIS J.. SMITH,
MATTHEW II ARRISON,
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rOARu OF HEALTH NOTICE.

Bv authority of the Board of Health Of dis
city, the following is hereby published l"r-tre
benefit OF all concerned: + 49,
The Board Of Health Of the City Of AlaENh-
dra, respectfully requestthe prompt and serious
attention of the citizens to the following sahtarI
regulations and considerations, and ask their CO.
operation in carrying them out, assuring llchi
that it * the determination OF every Menh'E 81
the Board, in his respective district to 90 an III
his power to keep the city in Ac!canly condition,
by enforcing All the laws in the case mad ana
provided.
AN ACT TO PREVENT NUIcANCES.
SEC lst Be it enacted by the City Councils
Of Alexandria, That no person or persons shall
discharge cast or cause to flow upon any OF the
streets, lanes or alleys, any parts Of the city
any kitchen otlal, liquid or solid, but shall de.
post the same in some suitable vessel, there 10
be kept Until called for, and removed in tho
manner herein provided.
SEC End. 1t shall he the duty Of the Trus
tees Of the Poor, to cause all such otlal to be
called for, collected and removed four times
week in the months Of May, June, July, Au-
gust and September, and twice week during
The remainder Of the year, for the use and ben
eit Of the Aims House.
SEC. Sd Any person or persons, his Or their
servants, who shall violate any OF the provisions
Of this act shall forfeit and pay not less than
the sum Of one dollar, and not moe than 1--WE
dollars to be recovered us other fines and for
FIXTURES are recovered. .
SEC. 4th. 1t shall be the duty of the Board of
Health Superintendent Of Police, and Police
Constables to cause the provisions OF this act To
be strictly complied with and enforced.
SEC 5th. This act shall be in force from It's
passage.
Passed July 10th, 1855.
The citizens are requested in case of any neg
lect on the part of the drivers of the Garbage
Carts to call ut their houses, to leave their
names and the number Ofthclr residences, with
any member Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Poor this will ensure prompt and certain
remedy for the inattcntiOn complained Of
The citizens are also requested to remove I'M
mediately from their respective premises ail
olful MATTER manure any other nuisance,
which may endanger the health Of the city, and
they arc hereby notified that on or before the
frsj Of May, the member OF the Beard Will
visit their respective districts, to sec whether
this regulation has been compiled with.
The ciLiZ us also res pecttully requested to
keep this notice for future reference, SO that
they may see who are the members OF the Board
and the location Of their respective dlstrlctsiand
they arc asked as favor, this That whcnthcy
are personally cogniZant Of any nulsaEcrs to re-
port ut once TO the proper autnnrlteS-FZ: the
member Of the Board, IL whose district the nul-
sancc exists; assuring them that II IS the only
legitimate way to abatc any evil, existing near
their premises.
The citizens are requested to keep their gut
ter. clean and crush the dirt from before their
premises to the centre Of the street.
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GOLD

(, The Lynchburg News has been enlarged and
improved.
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THE FISH MARKET.-Thereh have been
but few arrivals since our report of yesterday,
and the demand is increasing. We quote shad
at SIG. so per hundred, aud herring at $lO50a
Sll rs per thousand Rock fish are scarce and
high-bunch fish unchanged. p
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MONETARY O. COMMERCIAL.

Money and stocks remain without change
There is continued stringency. in the money
market, and but little enquiry for securities =
Some transactions in Southern Bank Notes, es- -.
necialiy the notes Of the banks Of this State,
4. Al. Q<-,, orrsr .ha1o
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S'l6
FOR A
ONE PRICE ONLY.

=. N-TING,
Cor. 7th ST., and I'D Az,
near Alexa r. T. Depot,
ap 20-2t* Washington, D. G.
OTORE, STORE FIXTURES, AND EN-
y TIRE STOCK OF GOODS is offered for
sale at M.-FLEICHER'S, No 1Gl, King street
For 20 days longer, I am Offering to m friends
ana customers the balance Of my go9.ds at the
following prices:
Prints, Is to 20c.; B,eached G, ito rs, 1G to 2Oc
Delanes, 25c,; Hoop Skirts ut Sl0f,, and full
stock of White Goods; also Ladies' CATERS, 81. IS
worth s.: 90 and Ladies Morocco Sl5O, worth
$500. Call at once and sec for " purself, as the
Goods must be sold " Fl .EICHER,
No. l6l, King street.
Ms- Rooms for Rent. Busine IS closed every
Saturday evening until half-pa seven O'Clock
an 0)-ow
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New YORK, April 2l.-Gold, 1868.
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For Sale aud Rent.
A RARE CHANCE.
The subscriber offers to sell his entire stock 0
HARD ARE,
7,T.I

A RARE CHANCE:
The subscriber offers to sell his entire stock OF
HARDWARE,
STOVES IL TIN WARE.
TOOLS, MACHINES, LEASE, &c.
ut very low figure Gas he wishes to leaEe inc
city, t, any ore who desires to 60 INTO business.
This is rare chance.
He will sell to reduce his stock, III "hoie*;!e.
retail any aron oft, o" untiI ne can c!'''
out the whole stock. 1. " NnI'oNrt
NH Oft IL, Ming ~
CTORE AID WHARF FOR khST.0One
= of the mos desirable stan DIS or Esd ShIp Shan
dlcry and Grocery in the ely. STOKE No 3,
KING STREET. at pres ens occupied by MesSrs..
Brodcrs & Co., Also the wharf 1t the 1901 %
King s.rect-1.cry desirable as h'ood IaE'' ;t'!"
anding Pc. session given Vt once;; ABBY pPpH i"
re 24-tr] WUEAI' y bkO.
f;:3:s3 HOUSE FOR EENT.-The t~o-saofS
h#f@ Frame House, No. III, Duke street, col
IL ning eight rooms, inclusive Of kite, zen. II
has large y.rd in the rear, end is sl'pp'Ilen
with gas and water. Possession given on u De- -
fore the ist Of My Arply on thH PrsFF's91 -
NOR RENT.-Tnc two lower ROOMS in ii 'e
gns waite. &c admirably situated for offices.
U-shay car be both thrown into one and use!
or . store Applyat the Gazette ofc> i.2i ::
4 RARE CHANCE.-LUNTS SOAP and
4 CANDLE MANUFANTORY FOR
RENT. 1t has well established business and
a large run of custom. For particulars enquire
Of JAS. CHATHAM.
ap l6-3t Pitt ST., bet. King and Cameron
&srssS FOR SALE-Thc threc-story BRICK
a#:i: DWELLING. on the west side Of Payne
street, between Duke and Prince streets. Tins
property will be sold cheap to y cash purchaser
APPLY to [mh G-tfl s. +. PkICh:
NOR RENT.-Thc Store Room, No. -: North
i Fairfax street in Mansion House building
One of the best business locations in the city. 1t
was formerly the Mansion House Restaurant
Apply at this Office. NH 22-tt
For RENT
= Several very PLEASANT ROOMS over the
Bakery No. 4, South Fairfax street
mh30-tf ADAMS u %.
DIANO.-A very superior seven octave
ROSEWOOD PIANO, by Chickcrins, for
sale Can be seen at my residence, NJ; Al,
Duke street. lap l3tfl II. 3. CLAGkTT
ID LASTER
/ We keep constantly on hand Fresh
Ground and Lump Plaster. o,,,,,-
NH l3-2m No. e King street
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MATTHEW II \ RRlSUN,
81. COMMITS Of Snln

CAMERON DISTILLERY, NEAR ALEX
y ANDRIA, FOR SALE.-The undcrsign
ID will fer ut public sale, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2nd dar Of May: 1866, the
valuable property knownaS Cameron DlstIlIcry,
with 1.-the land and buildings thereto belong
ing.
This property, situated on the Orange and
Alcxandri: Railroad, one mile from AleXand:l9.
Va contains nine and one elshth acres OF Land.
which is in cultivation ns Il market garden. IHe
building, three story, Is OF brick, substantially
built and Of sufficient capacity TO run 3DJ Dusn.
per day The copper worm for said capacity Is
in rood condition. The engine house is Il
b: lex and fire prcoG The engine built BY Poole
l. Hunt, Of Baltimore. is Of thirty horse power,
with two boilers forty feet lo. each, with rcqul-
superior mil Durrs vt the door is 4 vel, ten
feet in diameter, forty feet deep, containing an
abundant supply Of cool soft water. There |"
piped into this we'll The wafer Of L fine spring.
the water right Of which We 'ittr tJr sale, with
Ill the privileges decided t"us.
The property will positively be sold, the own.
crs having engaged in the! pursuits during the
war If nat sold entire Will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers. Engine, copper ana burr may
he sid in distinct parcels. The house contains
80 900 bricks. On the property are three tenAi;
house, with St;biing
CHARLES Z. STUART
GEORGE w. BRENT,
Agents and a ttys. in fact
ap 10-eots for the owners
TBaltimo:y sun Was. throi!. \. Herald,
every other il sale and S"nd blIl to this Office
uUUsE AND LOT FOR SALE. by VIZ
]: tue of Il ccd Of trust, eXccu' ed BY nm
Crawford nd wife dated 9TH December, 1863,
and recorded among the lamd records Of AlcXan-
dria County. in Libu W, No. 3, Folio go, the
understand rs trustee therein named Will otter
for sale At Public Auction, on 7 e E5DAl, the
1t day Of May next, at II o'clock, in front Of
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(NANTED: six ABLE-BODIED WHITE
w MEN, to work at 2 Saw Mill. Apply to
mp 2l-3t KNOX & SMITH.
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GRAND BENEVOLENT BALL!
On MoNDAYNIGHF,t the 2sdinst., a BALL
will be given, at tho -isscmbl ~ Rooms, corner
of Royal and King streets the proceeds of
which will be devoted to . . enevolcnt object.
Espuas Celebrated String Band has been
gagged and nothing will be- left undonc 10 ron
der the bal! attractive and agreeable
Cards of A Omission, ne Dollar
COMMITTEE OF AR RANGEMESTs
H. c. Martin, ir. J NJ. Tavlor,
a. q. helI. Thos. Muraugh,
r. H. Bayliss, n. holland
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TIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
The undersigned has been appointed agent
for the following companies. viz:
WASHINGTON FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Of Baltimore
1hos. y. Candy, F. j. McGinnis,
President Secretary.
ASSOCIATED
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Baltimore
VIM. A Hack. John Dukehart,
President Secretary,
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Of Baltimore
Geo p Thomas. Jno. W. Davis,
President. Secretary.
Policy holders participate in the profits.
The above companies stand as high and are ~
popular as any others in the city Of Baltimore:
Risks will be taken at the lowest rates charged
by frst-class companies. ~
SAMUEL II. JANNEI,
at Janncy & Co. Drug store No. li5, King st,
above ST. Asaph. jan lH-eot:
UORrpT J.NIESOS GEO W JAMESON
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~ Corporation Of Alexandria, to the year
1866, have been placed in my hand, by the Fl
nance Committee of tho City Council for colec-
ton I am authorized to allow discount of 30
per cent. on all bills promptly paid.
-- IT. l.. STUART,
+" Office, No. !, Royal street
Office hours 9 to IL q m. ~ 2l-lw
IL PAL PRAYER BOOK, with the name Of
the on ner on the title page, and contanin Il
register of death in the family. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving it ut this
Office. APP 2--3t
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DUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Executor Of the last will and testament
Eh l3-ts of the late Peter IrlSlcr, dec q.
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CAMERON DISTILLERY, NEAR ALIEN
ANDRIA, FOR SAl.E.-The undcrsign
ID will tier, ut public sale, on the premises, on
WEDNESDA the 2nd dar Of May: 1866, the
valuable property knownas Cameron Distlcry,
with 1.-THE land and buildings thereto belong
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pnate OF Linlc..... ...Oo w W w W
Bruce concentrated Fertilizer 60 90 @ 90 90
Ford sFertilizer S9 ton Off, 0OOlbs55 90 @ 90 90
Baltimore Co.'S. Ammonated Su-
per Phosphate Of Lime, u ton
Of 1900 lbs Observation-Disclosures 90 g 90 90
Baltimore Company's Poudrett
p ton of 2.OOOlbs. ..... ..l9 90 q 90 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-15
FRON NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Nov. H.
In the case of Charles Lock wood against
the New York Central Railroad, heretofore
reported, a verdict for plaintiff was rendered
yesterday. giving him the full amount
claimed which is S25, 900.
There was a large and enthusiastic Fenian
meeting in Temperance Hall last evening
addressed by General Spear and Senators
Meehan, and Morrison.
The following is list Of some Of the mos,
severely wounded b. the Buffalo and Erie
railroad accident yesterday: Mr., N. Brown,
of Rochester, bruised upon the head and
breast; his son aeed l3 had his right fool
badly sprained: Francis Mason. from Austin,
head cut Patrick Rounce. New York, very
badly hurt about the head supposed separa.
ton of the frontal hone; Mr.. Grafton, from
Worthington, o., scalp cut and right foo,
severely sprined John 0skson, from No
ney, Ind, collar bone broken and eide
injured; Robert Lynch, from New York,
scalp cut and face badly mstiiaied; lohn
Donaho, from New York. face cut and body
injured Margaret Gooynose, from Rochester
injured in her hand, and her son had hi
scalp badly cut. One man, naae saksown
had his arm isjurs1, Charles BoehseeA,
from Plymouth, o.. hsd his leg hurt