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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

rew YORK Market.
sv Telegraph Nav Yosx. April 30
io20e bette; demand fair State and esssrn
40 ioeii 80 extra ae-tryn sl es ss Is; ehoc. do fis
2s4l4te shipping brand. eatraRH 10. tl2 4odls co.
trade brand SIS IS 1i4 y canfosnis aoar sie 2ss7
Ry. aour SASS.
whisky Quiet and unchanged
whest-No2 Ml2.ukes 81 7es2 7s white caflt-
foraia s. seiGs 20.
Rye-sl J4,al SO: choice 81 81.
Rarley-sc better. Canada Western fl2isl ~. Bar
icy mAltf1 so
corn-Nxed western in ttoro 81 IS G 81; 81 Sal IS
shoat White 81 s. white Southern 81 sssI 40
osu-wes,stn 1870, for Milwaukee Is1S state s11S
asa
Cones-Uu-hanlsd
sugsr-Firmer; c0ba To- +9ios-.
holassAs-Hesvy.
Mess Pork-Ne~ 81 5e422 asa. closing st s22 %
cash; old mess 81 10. prime SIS 75si9 IS prime
s2l 1922 also too bbls at t23, buyer hsy
Beef-sl4 IS s2l for plain $40 5o4Z3I for
for new extra mess. Tisres beef steady. Beef hams
fiag4l
Racou-lolsa os4 for Cumberland cut; li1Seia shor'
ribtel; I2lssl2ss rhortcis-r.
Cut Auan-ouist; 50 ss}s for shoulders l2sis4 fos
hsns.
LArd-l2szsl
New York Dry Goods !. arket.
By Telegraph NV YosE, april %.
Auslins-Unblcsched, best mskes, 10; aud 1914
| Bleached unchanged.
Prinu-Dvsines "a other rstterns down to 1915.
Thread Spool offered slight concession; Clsrks Il
yer doz-n
Cincinnati Market.
BY Telegraph cIsaIssart, April 20.
Fiour-superans sl3sIs; trade brands sl4dele.
wheat-Held SC higher
Corn-Duls 81 In bulk 81 O5 sacked
oas-Lul o9aIo.
R,e-$l 1921 II
Whi.ky-Dul; 20 in bond.
Provi.ons-Dul aud Unchanged.
stock market.
rs Telegraph Nsw YoRK. April 90.
Reg 81 1loss1; coupon. 81 ilo4 o.; 52os reg 9:
JOS, 7Gs4 do coupons "a 1924. 90 'o2 IlLass 1914,
eouposs $50 1872 Aug 20. 10ols sl4 Ju4e iosI a.
sYcss7s -; Erie e4qgl<; NJ s sos as 1881
NV 3l1T pfd eissBs4; Fl " eSsssh
Foreign Markets.
Lospox April 80 Rye.
consols arm; pa 5 eos 7lA IC7o. Erie 4o1s
LIVERPOOL, April 3o--Evs.
Bresestufs-Firn,. Corn advanced LA ID per quar-
ter for mixed western.
Other articles unchanged.
Provisions Pork and Beef unchanged. Lard 81. Be
/ eou ~, for Cumseriauds
YoEcHoso, March 20
The market for manufactured goods is dun With lin
transactions Gray shrtings advanced cents witt
eonsiderabis purchasers silks command higher tric-
for export Stock estimated s59 600 picuis Export
ed the current about 5000 90 pounds
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

IFyou want an A No. pair of Isle
Thread or Kid Gloves, be sure to buy them
at Kiser 4 Hills. apZoot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

We only ask persons wishing new hats tc
60 to II. Brownelis, IS Nam stree"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

PERsoyAL--Our sanctum was honored |
last evening by call from Capt. Grace, OF
Massachusetts,, an eloquent and distinguished
advocate of Fenisnism.
The Captain is fine talker and enthusias'
tic supporter of the great movement OF ms
countrymen in behalf of Irish Liberty ana
Independence, and we trust that he wii give
the public an opportunity to hear his expos'>
ton of the progress and prospects OF fenisn'
ism during his stay in our city,
We learn from him that there will be
special meeting of the friends OF the cause
at the Deming House this evening.
Tbs advice of such veteran editor as ne
who presides over the Louisville journal Is
certainly worthy of consideration. near
what he says, and those seeking the patron
age Of the public, should ponder II wen
owe have been carrying on the Louisville
Journal betwe cen thirty-six and thirty seven
wears. During all this time we have known
no man of business in the city to iail VINO
advertised literally. And we have known
mona N succeed in any considerable, II
eyenina respectable degree, who dtdn tadver
tise literally Do you tell us, on candidate
for the custom Of the community, that you
cannot afford TO advertise because your busi-
ness is dull? All why is i dull Listen
and we viii tell you. 1t is dull because you
don't advertise, and you don't advertise be-
cause il is dull SO the vacant circle Is com
plete. We tell you, if you are dong Ill 70
: advertise that you may do well, and II you
1 are doing we'll, advertise that you may 40
better. Set high your mark of business sue
J, cess. and advertise up to it. You can do so,
if YOU will, even in hard times. a little nerve
e is needed in advertising as well as in uslnG
IS any other effective means of success ioui
men who have no more nerve than wet raj
advertise little or not at all, and they succeed
is little or not at all. You may suppose tina
le we are giving advice that we think woul'
l. benefit ourselves Yes, we do think that
lie would benefit us, but benefit you immenssI.
re more. Think little and you will agree Will
~ us. And if you do agree with US, be wis
h enough to act accordingly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

II matters not how many newsI apers q
man takes, his list is incomplete without his
home paper Every citizen who wishes well
for his locality, should give a general sup.
port TO his home paper. If that paper is
not just such as be would wish, he should
feel that himself and neighbors are RESPONSE
BILE, in measure, for its short comings.
Give paper liberal support, an active SYM
patty, and it will instantly respond to such
manifestations. Let an editor feel that his
efforts are appreciated, and he is the most re-
sponsible being on earth his paper, being a
part of himself, he is as sensitive to praise or
censure as dotng father.
Nothing can supply the place of home
paper. 1t is the mirror in which the town
and neighborhood news is reflected in the
social, political and religious circle were
printed, 1t fills place no other paper can.
When q need of economy compels you tc
curtail your newspaper list, strike off every
other one before you say to the publisher o.
your home journal" stop my paper.
-
THE people in the towns on the river above
do not seem satisfied with the River I'm
provement Convention, held in St. Louis, OF
the 18th of February last. They think tn,
Convention fell far short of what it was de-
signed to accomplish; it did not confne it.
self TO the improvement of the Mississippi
alone, as was at first contemplated but ia
vored dozen or more projects, for the i'm
provement of other streams, and resolvin,
that millions Of dollars be expended in di
rections other than the improvement of ,h'
Upper and Lower Rapids Of the country
great river; in fine they think the Convention
had too many irons in the fire, and too man,
axes 70 grind, and hence its influence wa
divided. With this view, we notice they ar,
agitating call for another Convention, t.
be held at Dubuque or Davenport, whose bu
siness it will be TO express only the wishes 0
the people Of the Northwest, and of no othe
section, in regard to the improvement of thi,
great National commercial artery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01
CITY NEWS.

CoRREcrIoS.-Miss Everetts class VIII
meet at Il instead Of 8 p. m. to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01
- GENUINE CO.
Rnessatf Sowing pellinQ.
80,

Best Oh sp Licensed Machine In the United States
Agents wanted every uh=re Pay sou 70 szOo pei
month Euclose stamp aud address
PAGk BROTHRRs, General Agents,
Ga Chestnut St. eet PhiiAis- Pa,
and 22f Summit street. Toledo, o.
"Sews it'll single or double thread"
stsoikwlm -Scienh6c American.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

4 PfLn pARERs.--rura Table ,1Uonqnsrof, and h,
n rvs fabls. For nis By CADY RDcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01
x. E. 70 % TE'S
AG IL y CY.
. II a tt FL MI FL ~ II
Enterprise Insurance Go
ny cIxCIHNA Ohio

nN Tie first day of January, A. D. 1867,
~ maj t1the sdtor II the State Of Jwa, pursuant
to the ST tnt- IT said state.
The n,in- Of this Conp.ny /. tho IN
fsRPa'.E lSstsAscK CosPAsY.
The Of It's Capital stock 10000 90
The "a q ofits capital StoeS paid up
OtO V0o "
TIE --cts u the Company
1t Ga h hand, In Bank.
ard ia She hands Of Agents
or otgrf persons ..-............. sl2 ',22s 81
% Real state uniurumbered, $40 70
ID Bonds and Stocks owned ~
the Company, how secured
and rate of inter esi thereon
(ree -eh aule a. l........-- -. 100 90
4th Debts Of the Company
cured bl mortgage. (see
schedule, is.-..,.. II. 5l4 40
9Th D 1t otherwise secured,
(see = q nile 49,. ......... o4esl g
9th d ITS for Premiums. ..... 1879 20
Tth, All other securit e., {sce
SEIZED ,ie. ).....-.................. SOL, l4t o.
Total ....sl 500 IS
LIABILITIES
s The amount OF Liabilit es due or not
due to rAuks. or other Creditors. eq4T o.
Iossts adjusted aud due ..-......-..........
7 Losses adjusted and not Sue......... ........
Loss. aasd'u.,~i.,.,-..,,'.., -. 1000 q
ioese- Suspense, waiting for further
rrttf ......,. ......-.......
10 All ota-r claims AGAINST the Company,
lei Lislites...~ ................s ls.e47 81
IL The .-ratesi nmouat insured In any one
ri.s L. ............ ...............,....,.s 5000 o
y The greatest HmoBnt allowed by ths
raes Of tn CoWpsny, 10 b. insured
ia any city, town Or village, ...... IS 900 q
ID The g-e,t.s amount allowed 10 be it,
sured in any one deck ,-.-..........- -....
"a The act o. Incorporation Of the ompA
ID ned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

THE REGATTA The regatta to take place
OIL Friday, the 23rd inst, promises to prove
grand affair. The steamer New York, from
Philadelphia, landed here this morning, TO be
entered for the race, beautifully modelled
little craft, the AL Dagger, built for the late
VIM Mcdonald for Baltimore, at cost OF
$1,000 Active preparations are being made
BY the owners and crews of the boats to be
entered, aud the prizes are such as will lead to
the most strenuous endeavOrs to win them. =
The following is list Of the vessels already
entered: Flying Cloud, Robert E. Lee, Geo.
w. Harrison and John S. Moshy, by Captain
Harrison; Charles, by Captain Stewart; Bru-
nette, by the Brunette Club; Catharloe Coombs,
Ly Captain Skinner; Augusta, by Captain Lep
pard; Minnie Clark, by Captain Latferty,
Cottage, by Major Watt; Lady Lyon. by
Captain Davis; aud Anuie Davis, l'y Captain
D. Davis. Several bets have already been
booked, and from the lively interest manifested,
together with the admirable arrangements tor
witnessing the race, everything bespeaks day
ofpleasure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION To-MoRRow.
st. Mary's Sunday School gives an excnr-
sion TO Carlin's Springs tomorrow, and as
thew have never yet failed, we doubt not that
large number of our citizens will accompany
them, despite the many other excursions we
have had ard are to have. 1t was, at first,
intended to have no dancing, but So general
vas the outcry against this change in the usual
programme, that gentleman connected with
the school engaged music at his own risk, and
will reimburse himself by a small extra charge
to the gen .lemen who dance. Values and
round dances, however, being disarproved by
the Catholic Church, will not be allowed. The
many persons who always wait for this excur-
sion, which they consider the most agreeable
of the season, from its combining the features
of both a family and dancing excursion, will
now be grati6ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19
LOCAL NEWS.
MONDAY. EVENING, AUGUST 10
ooyrrsrrn WI1L.-In the Orphans Court in

CONTESTED WIL1.-In the Orphans Court in
Washington, on Saturday, the will of Samuel
DaVsuehn, offered for probate, was taken up,
ond the Washington Republican gives the
following evidence, as educed:
..Mr John L. Smith testified that he had
written the will now presented 10 the court;
+h.t "a 10 the interliued words and improve
ments" he remembered that he had made that
;nterlineation before The execution OF the VIII;
Init that the flourish ly which the place OF the
;oterlineation is changed from the middle TO
tho end of the line, he has no recollection OF
having made. A further change, 10y which
the word "Henny" was made Henry, he
did not think he made.
"W. G.. Sharley witness, knew the 'e,'ator,
ord had promised testator to make The will tor
.'Testator never told witness that had or had
,ot made will. He asked me to make will
tor him. This was after 1861. Witness went
to his bedside with pen and paper; but he was
MT able to make it at that time; he said it
wouId be very long Witness knows that he
intended to leave something 10 his sister and
her daughter.
IN. Callau was intimately acquainted with
the lesiator, seeing hin. every day. Tie sci
dom did business without consultation with
witness: witness visited him several times in
his last sickness He told witness short time
before his death of his ideas as to the purchase
of property. No one except Mrs: Brayheld
and her daughter lived with Mr. Delaughn.
Mrs. Bray6eld told witness after the death OF
tp,ta,ur that few days before his death tesla
tor had desired to change his will, but that she
had told him he was too i'll to do it. Witness
thinks that Miss BrayGeld exercised no more
Influence over the mind OF the tes,ator than an
adopted child generally does over lis father.
The turf her consideration Of the case was
continued until next Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

WASHINGTON FEEE SCHOOL. This school
will reopen on Monday next, the Goth instant,
under III, charge OF Col $. King Shay, assist
ed by his daughter, aud those wishing to send
their children are reminded that it will be ne
cessary to procure permits for their rcadmis-
sion. Orphans and sous Of destitute widows,
only are admitted free; from all others fee
IF one dollar quarter for incidental expenses,
is required 1t is no, ed all who wish to attend
will be present OH the day IF opening, that tie
classes may b. reorganized without delay. -
Applications for permits are to be made to the
following gentlemen, viz: First Ward-Edgar
Snoaden,- jr, Alexandria Gazette Office;
Second Ward-John s. Beach, Hydrauion
Engine House Third Ward-Richard l..
Carne, it,, DAD Fellows Hail Fourth Ward
Rev. j. T. Leftwich. office next to Southern
Methodist Church In the absence Of any of
these gentlemen permits will be issued for
their wards by the President of the Board CT
Guardians, at Odd Fellows Hall, near the
Court House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19
EXCURSIONS BALLS &C.

TRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL,
VI TO mr.. JACOB TRIPLEk,
By TIE FIkEMEN AND CITIZENS OF
ALEXAN DkIA.
ON WEDNESDAY EV'G. NEXT, AUG. 20
AT TEE ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
CuOk's Quadrille Band has been engaged tor
the OCCASION Tickets, one dollar.
COMMIT Tr T. OF ARR AN y NJ t. n L.
FIREMEE.
Friendship VIM. Underwood, g. r.
Penn, John Powell.
sun Co-Geo s. smith, Isaac 5hnn and Jas
Smith.
Hyd.aulion Gov. G. Simpson, Richard
Purcell end Ihos Hoy.
Relief Cor NJ. Latham, A Stone and A
Hall
-. CITIZENS.
First Ward-Tohn A. Fields, Il. Jacobs.
SECOND Ward Samuel Tennesson, K. j.
kainey
Third Ward-C Brenge, +. Rocker.
Fourth Ward~-C. Il. Williams, j. Wadiy
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
Chief Engineer A &. kel.
HALIET MASTER,
VIM. Fl. Smith.
FLOOR MANAGES,
X. Tomlinsun George ). Smith,
Wm Il. Simpson, K. Nj. latham
.. RECEPTION COMMITTEE,
Hon. Hugh Latham, Geo. II. " hittngton,
Jno. Sullivan, Benz, Barton, Jas. NJ. SLeuart
AUG l9-2L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

TEMPERANCE MEETING. The usual temper
ance meeting was held in the Market-House
yesterday afternoon. The speakers expected
fiom Washington did not arrive, and the audi
ence was entertained by addresses from Messrs.
|. G. O'Neil, John T. Hill, George lyles and
W. w. White, of this city A number OF
sgners to the total abstinence pledge" were
obtained, several of whom are familiarity known
as hard cases. A meeting will be held on
next Sunday afternoon, when addresses are
promised from Fl. O. Claughton and others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

RAILROAD CONDUCTOR ARRESTED. On
Saturday evening last, en- the arrival Of the
through passenger train from the South at the
Maryland avenue depot, III Washington, the
Conductor, Capt John Perry, and the engineer,
were arrested and taken before magistrate,
charged with running the train, over which
they had charge, through Il funeral procession
in that city some time since. They were, how
ever, without occasioning any delay IN the re-
turn Of the train to this city, released on bail
to appear at future examination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

GRAlN.--As an evidence o: the increase OF
the grain trade of this city, it will be seen by
reference to our weekly report Of the produce
receipts BY railroad, that last week there We're
brought here over the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, twenty-five thousand nine hundred
and ffty-six bushels of wheat, corn, rye and
oats; by the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp
shire Railroad there we're eight thousand, tour
hundred and sixty eight bushels of grain re
celVed here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

PoLlcE REPORT MAYORS OFFICE: "A
soldier from Fort Foot, for disordcrly con'i u;t,
was locked up 10 tile Watch House all night
and this morning luroea over TO the commanl-
ant at Battery RODGERS.
Rachael Williams, colored, for disorderly
conduct and the. use of obscene language in
Petersburg, was discharged With an add
moniiun,
MAGISTRATES OFFICE -Jestics Beach "A
warrant was issued for the arrest Of Cation Ar
rioeton charged with committing an assault
on George Turner, near be Potomac Gardens,
on Saturday night last.
4 warrant was issued for the arrest Of a
vounester named James Phillips, charged with
lrespassing upon the premises Of Mrs. julia
Elliott at Yatea's Garden.
Justice " ". White w. n Harlow, agent
for man named Healey, arrested hy officers
Burnett and Edelin,, charged with selling a
plated brass watch, representing it to be silver,
was discharged upon retunding the purchase
money, amounting to twenty dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

CAMP MEETING IN i.oUDoUN-A camp
meeting at Union, near Middleburg, londoun
comfy, is in progress, with large attendance
from the neigborhool. The congregation on
yesterday is said to have been immense. =
Much disapppoiutme nt was iclt at the failure TO
he present Of clergymen from Baltimore and
from this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL The
Washington Star says information has been
received that the late storm has caused break
IN the canal about twenty miles this side OF
Cumberland, and that it will require eight
DAYS TO repair the damage done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

JGwELnY AND SlLvER-PLATEp WAKE.-
Amber Sets, Cornett Sets, Jet Cro.: Sets,
White Cross Sets, New style Bog Wood Sets,
SEQ New Style Buttons, Studs, Rings. Chains,
Beletts Silver Plated Spoons nnd Forks, for
only ONE DOLLAR, a PRlGG's g Dollar jew
elry Store No. 439, Pennsylvania avenue, near
4! street. Washington. Je S-tl
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- DROTECT.ON TO ALL'
GRAND EXCURSION TO
CARLIN'S SPRINGS, ~ THE
+ Il [ + N ID = Il 7 II X e & .


CARLIN'S SPRINGS, ~ THE
FEIEN IS Il P II e co.,
MONDAY, AUGUST 2G, 1861.
70 aid them in purchasing Stcam-trc EnGIAe,
Trains will leave the Loudoun depot at and
10 o'clock a. H., and and 7 p. IN. Trains will
leave the Springs at 100 and ~ p. IN.
Tickets, for Gentleman and Lady, 81 La
dy's Tickets, SO cents Servants, anI Children
under II years, 70 cents.
Cooks Celebrated String Band has been on
gagged for the occasion.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEM ENTS
B. Il. Penn Geo. #. Wilmington,
Richard Tomnson, ,Ialncs ClarrdEe
John Powell, Dallas Biygs
toOK MANAGERS.
r. Tomlinson, Jas Smith,
r. Purcell A. Stone.
COMMITTEE OF ORDER.
VIM Domaine, Il, II. Bay IisS,
a. Herbner, j. III. DeVanHhn.
j. D. Bayliss, j. Atkinson,
E. Cook d. Garrett,
G. Foari, +. FL. Clarllson,
w. Underwood, B. Wheatlcy,
9. O'Neal, NJ. Minnehan.
Refreshments and Meals will be furnished by
j. E. T. Carlin, the proprietor OF the Springs.
iy 49, I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

PLEASURE ExcURsIoN-By reference to an
advertisement in another column Of to-day 8
Gazette, it will be seen that the Washington
Club of this city, has changed the hour of de-
parlure of its moonlight excursion tomorrow
lielt. 10 half: past seven o clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

EDUCATIONAL A DDREssES John NJ. Lang
ston, G. A. Yancy, colored, and others will de-
llVer addresses ON purely educational topics to-
night at Liberty Hall. The citizens generally
are invited to attend Abundance free
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

DISTRICT TENT l. O. o. R-The quarterly
meeting of the District Tent, independent Or
DER ct Rechabites, will be held at the room of
Mt. Vernon Division tonight,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

Mr.. TRlpLER's VISIT MI. Jacob Tripler,
from Philalep hia, the oldest fireman in the
United States in charge Of the committee ap-
pointed by the fremen Of this city to proceed
to Washington and escort him here, arrived at
half past six @ clock, on Saturday evening last
accom- panied by COL Robert Mcclure, the tor
lncr proprietor Of the City Hotel here, aud
was met on the wharf by Populations from the
different fire organizations of the cIty-his az
rival being announced by a salute from the
Coon Killer'--a small piece OF ordnance,
which was buried duriog the war, but has since
been resurrected, and is now in possession OF
the Sun Fire Company. After the interchange
Of the ordinary civilities he was escorted to the
Council Chamber in the Market House, where
be was formally received BY Mayor Latham,
and rendered the Inequalities of the hremen
ard citizens Of Alexandria. Mr.. Tripler, it ls
understood, will remain here some three Or
four days longer, during which time he will be
the guest OF the fire companies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

CIRCUIT COURT. The SESSION Of the August
term Of the Circuit Court for this county, to
have commenced this morning, was postponed
by Judge Thomas until Wednesday next, the
y IF instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

FAIRFAX QUARTERLY CoURT.-The August
term of the Quarterly Court Of Fairfax began
to-day. Several Of the lawyers Of this city arc
in Attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

CLOSING OUT SroCK.--I have now determined
TO close out my stock of Linen and Summer
Clothing, ut cost, in order to make room Tor an
extensive stock Of Fall and Winter Clothing.
is 2j-2awtf S. DEALHAM, 1906 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19
AUCTION SALES.
81 J. ii. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

81 J. IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
( ,HESAPEAAE l. OHIO CANAL BONDS
" FOX SALE Az PUBLIC AUCIlON
On THU kSDAI, the Goth day Of May, 1851,
nj II . clock n III front Of tho Court House, IN
th. city Of AleAandr!a, Va, the undersigned,
~ Commissioners Of tho Circuit Court OF Alex
andria county, VIZ, under authority Off decree
entered at the February Special Term, 1867, OF
SAID Court, in the cause Of the Board Of Public
Works OF Virginia, plaintiffs, VS.. 2elden, With
ers l. Co., ct al, defendants, will offer for sale,
at public auction, no,--,c, -, r, ,rr-,,
x large amount Of the BOEDS Of THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL co.
Terms Of Sale So 900 cash, residue on well
endorsed Negotiable note at six months, bearing
interest. JAMES NELSON.
). FERGUSON BEACH,
NH 27-eots Commissioners
The above sale i. postponed to III URSDAl,
August lSt, when il Will take lace at II O CLOCK
IN, in front Of the Mayors Office, Alexandra
my 2l-GOt@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

Corn CRop. Our advices from the Ada
cent counties are to the effect, that the late
rains have done much good to the growing
earn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-19

SLIDE IN THE RESERVOIR Owing to tn
late storm slight slide has occurred III tn
earth work around the Cameron Reservoir