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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-12

THE MAN OF THE TIMEs.-Commcrcial re-
porters, when they represent business just now
as dull, state what is true, excepting at the
great Clothing Emporium of S. BLoNDHEIM,
corner of King and Fairfax SITS. His establish
you prefer ready-made clothing; or that made
grandfather, BLoNDHE1M's is the place TO CO.
Your pocket book will be as well pleased as
yourself Buying and selling his goods exclq,
sivelv for cash enables BLoNDHEIM TO undersell
mis- neighbors in the same trade. Good clothing
cheap, very cheap for cash.
S. BLONDHEIM,
oc27 Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-12
FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
GEO. VIM. BRENT.

sen 3-e0td Comm rs OF Sale.
P0STPONEMENT-Th above sale has been
postponed until SATURDAY, the 7th day OF
November, when it will occur at the same hour
and place oct lO-eotd
P0STPONEMENT-T above sale is post
poned until SATURDAY, November %, 1868,
when it will occur at the same hour and place.
nov 7--aOtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-12

(Real Estate Auctloneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
u BILE REAL ESTATE AND WATER
POWER IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
VA-By virtue of DEGREES of the Circuit, Court
Of Alexandra county, Va, rendered in the suit
Of Swami against Dempsey and others, the uq-
dersigned, as CommissiGners therein named
will proceed on SATURDAY, the tenth day Of
October, 1868, at II o'clock m. in front OF the
Mayors office in the city Of Alexandria to SELL
at public auction, TRACT. OF LAND situs-
ted in the said county of Alexandra, on the
waters of Four Mile Run, about three miles
from Alexandria, on which DR.. r. b. Alexan-
der resided, and of which he died seized, con-
tanning 247 acres 3 roodi and 10 poles. =,
Also, a TRACT adjoining the above, with
water power, formerly used IN connection with
a Factory containing q acres.
TERMS -One-ffth Of the purchase money IN
cash, and the residue in three equal payments,
at six, twelve and eighteen months from the
day Of sale; the deferred payments to bear u. in
purchaser and the title TO be retained until !ull
payment is made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-12
oc 24-eots


4 VERY DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM
Il NEAR VIENNA STATION, ON THE
a, L. & Il. X. r., FOR SALE.-By virtue Of
a deed of trust, executed by Ashbel Hostord to
tng se st ngb ca sgcoG H at Fairfax Court
HOUSE Htn Se''' on a. the '1 10th DAY OF NoYEMBEE
next, that being Court day, very DESIRA-
BILE LITTLE FARM, containing fity-toQr
and three-quarter acres Of land, within one mile
of Vienna Station, on the a.. Il. q d. Z. IN N
This land is of excellent quality, and IS well
located for fruit and market farm.
TERMS-One-fourth Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash the residue in three equal
instalments at six twelve and eighteen months
with interest from the day Of sale.
ORLANDO w. HI MI,
Enirfov 70 nn 10-enfs Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-12

NOMMISSIONENS SALE OF VALUA-
v BILE LANDRY virtue OF decree OF the
Circuit Court of Stafford county, made at Sep
tembcr term, 1868. in the case Of Williams vs..
Carter, the undersigned, Commissioner,. will
offer, st public sale, at Stafford Court House,
on WEDN ESDAY, the 18TH day of November,
1858, that bong Court day VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND, lying in said county, con on;
tanning about TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES. The soil is very productive; lies
within ono mile Of nsvigable waters Of AquiA
Creek, and has upon It a quantity of oak ana
pine wood, readi convertible into money.
TERMS-One-third cash, and the residue in
equal instalmcnts of one and two years bearing
interest; the purchaser to give his bond, with
good personal security, and the title retained
uu.il the purchase money Is fully paid.
JOHN II. SUBTLE, Comm T.
o. 49, 90 nuA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-12
DUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

ID - -
WeofIer foEsale NINE VALUABL BUILD
ING LOTS, So feet 10 inches, by is feet in
ches deep, fronting on Washington and Column
bus streets, between Wythe and Madison. run
ming back to 70 talley This ground is known
as the Catalpa Lot" and lies beautifully for
building sites We offer this property or sale
at low figures, and believe it to be good In
vestment.
A plat Of the property can be seen at our Of
fec GREEN q WISE,
Real Estate Agents,
sep 25--tf Mansion House Building.
NOR SALE, at the Mount Vernon Cotton
L Mill, TWO SECONDHAND FORTY
HORSEPOWER ENGINES and THREE
large BOILERS, together or separately. For
driving saw mills or other purposes, where fu9l
is not an important item, these engines and
boilers will perform about rs good work as II
new, and will be sold for one third tho cost OF
new ones Of equal power.
aug I7-tf A. THOMAS
A SSEM BLY, ROO s,
The ASSEMBLY ROOMS have Just been
fitted up, and are now for rent for LECTU RES,
CONCERTS, FAIRS, sc, Apply to
feb l5-tf WITMER & SLAYMAKER.
DOOMS FOR RENT-Three rooms for rent
Is over tho Assembly Rooms. Apply 20
my IS WILMER g STAY MAKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-12
FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
H;s A comfortable DWELLING, on North
Washington street, rooms, besides Kitchen
and servants room; good dry cellar; marble
mantel IN parlorj gas and wafer Apply 70
T. L. BkOCKET1VS EXT,
nov 1915 No. 80 Washington st..
~ FOR RENT-A large FRAME HOUSE,
IL GO st. Assph street, corner of Wolfe Gas
and water all through: large yard stables and
other conveniences Possession given the fir, {
day of December. For terms apply to GEO
r. SEATON, l79 King street nov
s HOUSE FOR RENT
G::i A story BRICK d w ELL q
HOUSE, with water and gas, at the upper end
of Prince street. No 233, between Henry and
Fayette streets is for rent. Possession giyen. on
the lst of December. Apply at Mrs. WALTER
HARRIS'S nov 7-1w
FOR SALE
E::i That very desirable new three-atory press
brick front ID WELLING HOUSE, situated on
the south side of Cameron street, east of St.
Asaph containing all the modern improve
ments. This is one of the most desirable resi-
dences in Alexandria. For terms apply to
GREEN g WISE,
Real Estate Agents
The above property will be rented until sold,
to good tenant Apply TO g. W. loo Z7-tt
o. FOR RENT-A RARE CRANCE.-The
Ea large and commodious BRIO K STO Il Il
known as KelPs Stove and Tinware estab llsh-
ment, No. %, King street; one of the best
stands in Alexandria for the business; has an
established custom of forty years standing; be-
ing near the wharf, commands the river trade.
Possession given the lst of January. Enquire
Of L. D. HARRISON, No 49, North Royal st.
oct film
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-12
Gold.
CITY ITEMS.

GOEN.
V YORK, Nov. 12.-Gold to-day lS4f.
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nv Green 81 Wise.

Prince William CO., oc 31-eots
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DRINCE WILLIAM LAND.

Pr. VIM. Go. nov 4-eots Coz
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-08
$1,000 REWARD.
STATE OF NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

ny THE AUTHORITY ~ MI rEsTtb ~
ID the Constitution and Laws u the STATE d.
Nevada, hereby oiiera
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest aud delivery of THOMAS BiLhr
to either the Sheriff q Lyon County, or 10 H.
sheriff of ormshy County, Nevada. Said Giios a
charged with the murder Of Timothy q, smii3,
,hen shcrif u ormsby County, alleged 10 hs I,
been committed On the night of Thursday, DE.
cemler u, 1867, ht said Rileys House, In Lyon
County, while said Smith was attempting o. afra,
him f,r shooting one Miles o'Graiy, the sln,.
night at Empire City, ornlsby County.
DESCRIPTION
Thomas Riley Is an lishmani about five fcetst
inches high; hair gray, formerly brueni eyes
blue. or gray; ordinary weight about enc hub'
drrd nud ,higiy.fvc pounds; and IN speech ,ns
cctlan 6. sharp aud quick. when be- euniniit'"3
thr murder ho was wearing moultagh, and bi''
pcril
In testimony whereof I have hcfcunio set ny
rx,.SaN hand, and caused - be- aiilAnd The ofaa'
sgtssN scal VI the state of Nevada. Done, q
Carson CITY, this the 18th day 81 December, A. D.
1867. II. o. bLasbiL'
Governor of N,,af,
I
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-08
THOMAS WELLS,
Attorney and Counselor ut Law,

A Nd COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR CAL.
n IFoRNIA. Office In swecny's Building.
lie will practice In all the Conrts of this state,
and in the Circuit aud District Coursof the United
states. Most careful atte~fion will be given to all
matters entrusted 10 his care.
fe-IIouses and Lots rented, bought andsold, on
reasonable terms. TITLES strictly investigated, (,
conveyancing done, and collections made.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

The Frederick IW0a Of Thursday saws.
from ul The ACCOUNTS WI have been attic 10
gather thus far, He appearance Of the growing
crops IN frtGcriek county i very encouraging.
OF Carroll cauily, Tie Westminster i, ufaael
says
Reports from the different parts Of thccguniy
state the wheat 10 be In very liourshing c0ndi-
ton, and we have promise ut All excellent crop
TIL. season.
In dorchester county the Cambridge Demacrat
says
Our farmers are as busy as they can be plough
ine n tier oats crop aud getting the land ready
for com. We hear that the wheat in some pur-
tinns d the county looks remarkably we'll while
failure.
% the prospect IN Montgomery county, the
Rockville Seatiati says.
Thus far the present month has been ANYTHING
~ feeling but thai ol HE Evolutionary April In
stead OF genial showers. r1ld winds md rains
have prevailed, rendering lie heaviest clothin,
essential To comfort.
Fears are generally expressed that this hard
spell Of weather has So seriously injured the buds
Of lt ituit trees IN This section that we shall have
but little fruit the coming season.
Concerning the crops, the Denton Union Of the
.th inst. snys.-
The wheat crop in this county is looking re-
markedly well. There is tut little of it wlnttr
killed and the itw warm days has caused il 10
spring ep, look green and louiishing
The prospect " large peach crop has never
been SO good as 1t present. should no cold
weather, hereafter take place to iuiurc the cron
Inc prospect Is that we Will have an aJun cuut
crop Of all varieties OF iruis this year.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
PeninsuIar Fruit Growers Association.


Peninsuiar Fruit Growers Association.
DOVER, April :, 1868.
The Association met, according to adjourn
ment, al TWO O'Clock. r. NJ, and was called TO
order by the President.
The minutes were read and approved.
MIR. Fulton moved the adoption Of certain rules
OF order which were discnssei by Messrs.
Bradford, Townsend and Fulton, and disagreed
to.
Mr.. Todd from the Committee ON Consign-
ments and Sales, stated that the subject of cart
hire from Jersey City 10 New York had been re-
colying attention: but that definite result had
yet been reached; but the committee expected to
make satisfactory arrangement by which this
charge should not be made.
DIR. Ridgelv, Chairman of the Executive Com
mlttee, laid certain correspondence with the
railroad officers, in regard to reduction of
OF freights south of Dover, before the Associa-
ton. The proposed modification OF the agree
ment with the railroad companies was discussed
by Messrs. Todd, Bradford, Townsend and
kidgey, when It was unanimously agreed that
this association do not agree to any such modi-
cation.
The Secretary read letter from Mr. Sordpn, a
member OF the Executive Committee, explaining
his absence, and asking the association to take
action IN regard to certain matters therein men-
toned.
II being announced that Messrs Martin and
Curry, delegates from the Sussex County Fruit
Growers Society were present, they were, on
motion oi Mr. rriuioru, admitted 10 seats Us cor
responding members
Mr.. Bradford moved that the sense of THE
Association is that 1.-THE price per car load of
peaches agreed upon shall be collected partly as
freight aud partly us u charge by the day for the
use Of the car. :"
Mr.. Todd moved that the Executive Committee
he instructed TO insist on the payment Of treighs
by cousgners at the point of delivery; which was
discussed by Messrs. Todd Rdgeiy, Bradford,
aud Townsend and agreed to.
DR., Rilgely offered the following resolutions,
which were discussed by Messrs Ridgely, Town
send, Fulton, Bradford, Clayton, and Todd, and
adopted, us follows:
Hesofred, That our Senators and Represents
tiyes in Congress be requested to use their intu-
ence To procure n modification of the Excise law
so us To allow fruit growers deduct the original
cost OF trees and plants in reporting their Income
Tax III other words, to place these articles in the
same category with seeds-on the free list.
Resolred, That copy of the foregoing rtsou-
lion be prepared and signed by the President and
Secretary, and sent 10 each Of our Senators and
MIR. Bradford moved that when this Association
adjourn, 1t adjourn TO meet In the State House, on
the first Tuesday Of June, at o'clock in the
On motion of Mr.. Slaughter, the Association
adjourned.
JOHN P. COCHRAN, President
j. ALEXANDER FULTON, Secretary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

FlsE 81 Wi>IrowS ScfluuL-This old and
well known school, III Ncsttown township. about
tUur miles southeast of West Chester narrowly
escaped destruction by lire on Wednesday night
last About O'Clock ii the evening" the carprn.
Ter at the school on coming from eating supper
saw light shining through window Of one OF
the out buildings, and at once supposed tue
building 10 be gu fire, rs the school was not in
session, and it was not necessary to have the
building lighted. He ut once gave the alarm, and
the inmates Of the school and some neighbors
were soon AT work TO eXtinguish the flames. The
fire started in Il bldngor rather n passagc-way
adjacent to the bathroom and adjoining the nur-
scry building, ard before it could be checked
these buildings, with the exception Of the nurse
~ building, were destroyed, aud that was greatly
danaged.
great protection, and by cutting away the con-
nection between it and the burning buildings, the
liamcs were checked aud the large school build
lng was saved, The school is provided with
large tank. and has hose leading from 1t to diff
icrenl parts Of the building. This was speedily
brought into scrvec and was one of the chief
means Of subdulng the fire. Whether the build
Ing was set on fire or mol is question. II was
not necessary for any one to 70 there with n
light the Waterman had passed through carly
In the evening aud found the doors at both epis
OF the building locked and everything else ap-
parently sale and in proper order. The loss will
DO several thousand dolllrs, which is covered by
Insurance in Philadelphia company The escape
OF all the school buildings was very miraculous,
as the wind was blowing perfect gale AT the
time. messenger was sent into West Chester
| to AL the assistance Of our firemen. They gal
lanty started out with their apparatus but after
| getting several miles on their way, they were In
| formed that the fire was extinguished.- Village
Record,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

PEAcH CULTURE u leMfK DrIAwARF.-The
demand for pcnch trees, Tor setth z, in Sussex
Comfy, is Unprecedented The suppy IN the
nursery Of L"kius Pierce, At Llcoin-onc OF liz
finest IN the State, II not in the conntry-s en-
haustcd and the orders continually coming in
cannot be all filled, even by sending to Pennsyl-
Yania and New Jersey for the purpose.
Tue prospect is considered good for fair crop
OF peaches in Sussex, this season.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

AcclpfSr.-The Gdsene states that Mr. Vim.
Il. Reynolds met with quite severe accident ON
Wednesday afternoon. lie lad purchased some
cattle near Newark, and was driving them to his
farms near the Bear Station. He was seated in
an open wagon the wheel went suddenly in il
rut. and MIR. Il. was jostltd out. The wagon
passed over his shoulder and head, brui,ing tile
one and decorating the othui quite severely
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

srRikE oN THE ". AND X. RAlinoAn.-Thc
CmtesvIlie Eai0n Of the 18th instant, saws a
STRIKE for higher wages occurred umsnr some Of
the mborers OF The Wilmington and Reading Rail
road, on Wednesday last About thirty workmcn
On section 36, demand sl15 per day. tthry hay,,
been receiving sl.llO and upon il being refused,
ceased work, and artning themselves With clubs
proceeded up the road as far as section u, driy-
M cscry man oil the work as they went and
threatening violence To any who should return
10 wolk unless their demand for higher wages is
complied with; The wurkinen OF seven sections
are now cut Of work. about 60 in pumher and
report sas that they intend proceeding to other
portions u the line, 10 interfere with the work
men. The contractors positively refuse 10 nc-
ctde u tlclr demands. The woi kmru on section
i, were receiving s1,i5 per day but demanded
sl.jO. which was granted, and are nj work.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

BANh OrlieEns.--Thc Dover Detnnareda, A.
ter announcing the recent changes in the banks
At Dover and New Castle, says il understands
that RrvJohn L. Mckim. Teller OF the branch
Of The Farmers Bank at Georgetown has been
asked % accept the Casliirrship of the Fist Nj
tonal Bank OF this place"
We are fu Their able 10 add that Mr. McKim,
having no immediate intention OF removing from
youngstown has decidedly declined tie invita-
| ton So kindly rendered hin
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
Geneva Nursery.
FRUIT TREES a. GRAPE VINES.

"
FRUIT TREES g. GRAPE VINES.
Dwarf Apple Trees, years old, very thrifty
Dwarf and Standard Pears, good assortment.
mOnd.
Standard Cherry, /, 2. and years old, fac stock.
class.
Peach Trees year old, thrifty, and good selection
strawberry and Raspberry Plants, best kinds.
Grape Vines, a barge stock at very low prices.
STOCKS AND SEEDLINGS.
:. Apple, Plum. Cherry. and Qnince stocss Donc.in
legue. w. d. n. NINTH,
frb2O-2mw GENEVA. N. 7.
1k0 Acres Planted in BERRIES.
40 SORTS OF sTRAwBER lies,
RASPBE BERRIES,
AND BLACK RRIES.
All persons In want of plants will please ssnd for
liet Of prices to JOHN =. COLLINS,
mara-7twp. hooresiown, New Jersey.
& RAWBERRY BASKETS,
STRAWBERRY CRATES.
Beecher's STRAWBERRY BASKET is now IN ly
acknowledged to be the best in all points If any be-
fore the public A pint of berries in thi. basket viii
often bring more money than quart in tn. old styles.
CRATES for these baskets OF any pattern to suit
shipper; built for service.
PEACH CRATES and LADDERS in their season.
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
MoULDINGs scRowL SAVING.
TURNING and JOB WORK
Or Evrnr DrssRIr1ioS.
Furnished Of excellent material and best woi kman.
ship.
sr- Send for price list.
WHEAT q BENNETT,
mar26lyw Camden. Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

EAsfEHS SHORE FisnERiEs The fisheries on
the Choptank were doing good business the
early part of this week. Several OF them near
Denton On Monday caught from 1000 to 1000 her
rings during the day. Shad are scarce about %
To 40 day being taken to n seine. Hcrrings are
selling there at 80 per thousand; Shad 30 cent;
per pair. The prospect OF good fish season is
quite promising.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

NJ. NJ Child has sold for John Jones, to VIM
RE. the house 61j King street, for $4,000 He
has since sold the same property for VIM. Uiie
to Joseph N. Hartman, for s6,206
For Thomas Brown, TO Andrew L. Crow, house
on Washington street, below Delaware Avenue,
for 81 ..ilu.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

CHESTER ELrcloN.-The city election, in
Chester, took place on Monday. The issues, n
the htp6JiGdn Of that city states. were mainly
In reference 70 the question oi puhlic improve
ineiits, some thinking the public money had been
q was nbnn' to he, njudiciousjy expended. The
political result was that in two OF the Wards
~ lAc candidates elected are Republicans. and
IN the other Ward ALL except one melnber of
Council are Democrats, which indicates in the
Whole lily Republican majority of one hun
dred aud nineteen, which will no doubt DC III
creased At the election next fall
The following general city officers were chosen
William iliukson, Treasurer; J. NJ. Allen, Clerk ;
Thomas Chambers, Henry llinkson, Lewis NJ.
l.nkin, Auditors; Y. s. Walter, }. o. Deshong.
", i. Eagte Hiakson William Ward, George
peFlyshirc; members OF City Council. Those
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

well known sloop, owned by the Messrs Bakers,
OF Chester was lost ON Monday week, Gil the light
house, NEAR Fort Miilliu. She was On her way
down the riyer,lAden With coke and had on board
II addition, two barrels Of syrup. HE swell
from the steamer liarcox struck her, and Size.
clpsized and went down. Fortunately the hands
on board were all saved. The vessel was built in
1853, BY Messrs j. 7. ~ W. Eyre, who ran her
rs packet to Philadelphia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
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