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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-19
st. Louis & Quincy Packet G

TOM JASP9R.-Tbe fne eteAmse Tom
Jasper viii leave Keoknk for St. Louis every Mon
day 1t 8 a. m. and Thursday 1t o'clock .. m.
AoLLyE aaeP11D, every Tuesday and
Friday, Mt 8 o'clock 4. N. Meais md State
rooms free.
Fare from Ksokuk to ST. Louis, 800. Through
bills Of lading given for freight 70 ell sasioas on
the Des Moines Valley Railroad.
All freight for the river conveyed 70 ths Aseni
st Keokuk will be attended to without delay, and
free Of charge.
Through tickets for sale to oil points West over
the Hannibal : St. Joseph Railroad. and both
branches of the Pacific Railroad. 0fhos cnrDel
Biondsau end Ieyee, Stafford building,
$. n. ARCHER, Agent, Ksoknk.
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CORN NEAL-Ja 100 u -
bv4Snn-Choiss lots villeommand 1eto lie y y
Reas-l7lc.
PouLsrY--Livs Chickens q IS , dos.
Soaenux-50 TO 7no psrgaiion.
YorAross-New 81 Soc y bu.; old 81 75.os1 40
per bushsl.
OxleHs--Nens offered.
LAnD-City cured lsc per n. Country cured
l6s to lie per b.
BRpsvAx---2S to 40c per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, HE; loose leepsfh.
FRArnsRs-Prins 500 70 $50 per b.
RAss-Oottoa, b PER ID.
WINS BHAHs-Comnon to good to e6; sssscs
Cassss--0ood ossntry lie. Factory lSG i7s.
ynsoAs--E ilingtonf Cider 1se PER 81.
1aAn-sesrss sad in demand; vhelsssis u y
PR 1se lbs.
FRurfs -Grssa Apples none In market. chsis:
Dri.a Apples isso iaas ps p. Dn'd
s.r,,-Tinothy ii 80 10 IS. Glover s. ".
Flax sssd d Is to ~
oI-Co.I oil $50. Linseed, raw 81 80, boiled
u IS. Lard, u seto4i so. Fish u 20 70
u 10.
L,vn srocK-Beef Cattle - 90 70 q ~ gross.
Hogs, good lots, - 10 IS 50 gross. sAssp
. % 50 gross. Vssi Calves from - W
to tls %
BAcox-City cured eanva ssed hans zoe, shoulders
Use, clear sides lie. Country cured hams
ilc; shoulders 13ic; sides 1se.
posK-Mea 50 to $50 psr Dbl.
WooL-Tsb washed IS y 4os.; hsess 10 fss
so@sse.; unwashsd, 10 TO 10.
HAY-fimothy in active demand ct from ~ %
% I'll @ ~ ~. Prairie - ~ y - -
Woop-9S 50 70 50 50 per cord according 70 ssai-
ity, IN good demand.
HIDss-Grssn, 10; do cared eej dry hint lse;
do salt 1Se Per ID.
sAIr-LAks q EGGS 10. Ohio River - 10
on levee.
GLAss--sXle IS 50. Rates discounted IS to 20
per cent.
NAiLa-e5 % rates.
BAA IRos-4lc, rates.
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Arriyals and Dopartaresof the Aaila
lrr,y,h ~ DepariaRs 4 Ksaklk nlekst

ROB ROY, Arrives on Sunday and Thurs
dsy, II o'clock P. M snd Departs O Lnssday
snd Friday, 1t o'clock :. n -
ANDY JoHNs0H, Arrives On fuesdsy
and Friday, at o'clock p M, and Departs on
Wednesday and Saturday, at . m.
III JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, at 8 p. m, and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, at b IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-19

Losr.-In the Cemetery, the last Of May,
dark bpckhorn handle, congress knife, with
four blades, the property OF lady, and
priced far above its intrinsic value. The find
er will be rewarded satisfactorily on returning
il to this Office. jul9-3t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-19

CHICAGO. February 5th fSbF.
J. r. NafYA Esa Heeidenf Nfns<shtsk Insurance Cd:
DaAA sn We hereby express to you aid yeur cosups-
~ est srntefs q know lsdymert tor your prompt
Policy No s3sS for the Of - 500 Your action In
the Of ciAi entities You to he fullest
conAdercs snd chscrfuiiy command the Company to
tue pabiic scrthy Of al praise Weare that
your Company Is Of the iustitutisIs OF onr on n
et.to ard such recommend you to the public sed
orr n1mer,us repds throngLou the northwest fEd
qsess you NAB any Of our names calculated to
AID n the prosecution Of your bosaess 10 You ass nts
Porter indebted for their attention
N setstiug our claim this morning.
ma3l I'm BURNHAMs & VAN sCHAscK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-19

OsE Of the editors of the Quincy Herald
spent last Sabbath in keokuk, and upon biz
return home expressed his opinion Of oul
city in the following manner:
We we're struck no less by the elevated po-
sition and romantic aspect of the place, every
quarter of which can be surveyed from any
other quarter, than by the broad, clean, WE'LL
paved streets, roomy and cheerful looking.
and the many elegant private mansions and
substantial pubic buildings that adorn them
The scenes at the churches, in the forenoon,
impressed ns with the idea that the Keokuk,
ians were decidedly church-soing people,
while the great number of riding parties and
elegant private carriages and turn~outs, thai
animated the suburbs and the town thorough
fares in the afternoon and evening. indicated
that they we're also, to considerable extent,
buggy-riding people. keokuk stands for
more to those who have seen the place, than
to those who have only heard of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-19

EvEaYBoDy is invited to call q. No. !
Third street, between Main and Johnson,
and examine those new, elegant. double.
revolving Mans of Europe and America.
Agents wanted 10 canvass for the sale Of
the above MAPS. VIZ. BARNES, ~
General Wholesale Agen, for Western States.
iei7 st.
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a. Dose the Wtnneeiies LAY It's Icssesf Had the
following from prominent bu,iness fnsn oi Chicago:

CHIcseo FetraarE S h 1873.
r. Saith. Tsq., Tresideai HusfsAisk bshvtnees Co.
DEAR ssr. Our Urn ftsfe, sud he ely Tender Sc
yo4I Compsny sincere ia for tie proc ptrtss
with winch son bare this cay settlsd orr cs m under
Policy No e23 iseurd By yerr sssnt Rr-ssisr feT
ter. fer - 90 In acknowledging tie feespt Of orr
claim We feel 10 duty you and the public q
you CT or most grateful rca'iou aeop
tn k.sdy ffii - fut1ay,
We cEstrf lily nd yorr Company t, the fnspfahfs
notice of the public and eoasr~toata You ntos bsing
smorR Of Hxsteru nzii utsoLt ard Trusting ytu
ms. be sbEa am 10 exteBdir a. making tho
vinaeshiek Of the msst r"9usf soaesniss In CTR
Etste. Yours respectfully,
GRIA6a a On
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CITY NEWS.

Ersc1AL communication Of Hardin Lodge
No. 20, on Friday evening. Work on the
Second Degree.
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GARBAGE AT Aucr1oy.-On Saturday
morning by l.. Howe. one extra built four
passenger hack or family carriage, in good
order, original cost, $1,000, will be sold 70
the highest bidder for cash. lels-3s
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ANOTHER of those enjoyable pic ME excur-
SONS took place yesterday. The New School
Presbyterian Sabbath School went to the
grove near Warsaw and spen. the day in
amusements adapted to the occasion. The
grounds chosen we're delightfully."- cool, and
the only diaagreeable part Of tbs whole affair
WAS the return trip, the participants suffering
somewhat from the effects of heat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-19

NEW LOT OF NOVELTIES JUST RecxrvEp At
II. n. BoaTwIcx' s.-Lama Lace Points,
Grenadne and Challie Shawls, Printed Lawns.
choice Organizes, PereAle's Fancy Piquas
Bfoeads Poplins, Chene Poplins, Black
Hernanies, Grenadines, &C.; elegant assert
ment of fancy Fans, Lace, Mlus, Gloves,
Hosiery and Handkerchief, beautiful styles
and very low prices,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-19

FoR SAIg.-The vell-known eating house
Of Mrs.. Kraft, on Fourth street, between
Nam and johnson streets. Enqaire on the
premises. Iuiv-3t
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By fs,egrnphI cmcrxxar. Juns 10.
vlour-Held tishsr;fam,iy 70 5o6s7o
Whs.s-Acvaneedto - % for No wiptsr.
oorR-Dnli and pfic q sc sossr.
Rye firmcr At 81 s0ai,e
cats-Yrne,; No lT6
Prssissns Quiet ard unchanged with but little DE- /.
Rnhd
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sew ssvs sossy aassss.
- TssAsrapAI ~ Yens. tap. q
None, Easy 1t aas r.r cent
o. d. eaas.d q toaxpI<
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Ar GIBBONS OPsRA HousE.-Notwith-
standing the almost sufIocating state of the
atmosphere last evening, there WAS a
good attendance at the entertainment
by the Thompson Literary Society, OF
the keokuk Classical School. The pro-
gramme consisted Of music furnished by the
Ksokuk Corne. Band, and select and oriainll
orations, all of which, We understand, were
well delivered. We had not time to remain
during the whole of the exercises, and cannot
fharpfnre m rficularixo
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THAsKs.-The Directors of the Keok uk
Library Association, in aekno wlsdsinx the
receipt Of s2sl 90, after paying all expenses
IS the result Of the Concert and Festival.
most gratefully extend their thanks TO Hon
J. A. Mcdowell and to the ladies' and Ren-
tiemen of the Opera Chorus Club, under the
management Of Prof. Chss. Reps, - we'll ~
TO the Ksokuk String Band, for the musical
entertainment SO kindly afforded by them.
We are under special obligations to W. I.
Vermillion, Esq, for the room; to u. Mooar.
Esq, Pre- idsus keokak Gas Co., for lights
farnished without charge; to Mr.. ". d.
Mann, for the use of his Inns i Sons 6ne
piano; 10 Mr.. j. B. Cross, for chairs TO Mr..
John scroggs, for lumber to Mr. John Per.
dsu, for erection of stage to Mr.. Copelin,
for carpets, and TO Mr.. Piper, all of whom
contributed materials and work willingly and
gratuitously. And last, bat not least, are
they especially thankful to those ladies' Who,
by their energy, efforts, and donations, in
sared the success Of the evening.
J. Henry WIsrcoTr, sec'y.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago Market.
N f.Jexrsphi CEIcaso. Jsns IS.
Tioer--ysy duil, ned u sale. sers a.est heider'
would kavs to mako q concession 81 l5a tse-
-Un,etiied but heia ARR, c.os'nE que; At u
SAX III 40 9s.ring.
Germ Dali snd l,ver. c4slas tsrB- With nors ssisfi
than buyers at sI0sIiis for No
osts-Firmsr undsr god tpeeai4trs dem nd; sles-
ing - e7s4Ss,
Rys-pnti and nonin.l Al II 70.
Barley-Dnlt; No i-sa
Provisions Dali and saskm.
Psri-Qal ct III IS SON, holder, ssk 81 So
LArd-psil and lower at lex9 80.
Bulk Neats-saeaidsrs dali al n
Like Rreigh,s -oast aad sa.dJ; d ana osts 3;
BY sail - Barsi3.
------~s e---44-~4-----
Forssgn Marksss.
LssEaPsoi June Is liza. A. u.
whs.t-12s ii; whta is %.
Corp-Sts.
ssW vsvs n lag a.s.
BY T.lezrsrh. NEW fssE. June Is.
Co,ton-Tirmer 80. III nilsilsz nplanss
Four-Daii and DIS icing. 81 593s for super ~ is0
Is forR. no
whsAt--ciose' quiet No 2sprsg - ~.
Rys-Dali and dropping.
coru--c,ossd dull add ssciiains ss u es51i % sDr
mixed western asoat.
Bnsey-DuIi aud nominal.
osts--pnii and dropping s. far wssts-n In sto,s
afoat.
NOS pcrl-ou,e, .. sas sosssfm nsw n..- ss7 50
8 frois.
Bsef-Qaist
Cut Meats Qaiet.
I.rl h h.a. arn.s. iss4 . Il fer pela. ...4n; ,7N
sIskh vs..,i. rendered.
snxsr--Dull aud n,hansed
Cnses-Faa.
~ Telegraph rrv TsRs. Jans 10.
F.ouf-ciosed ani sad 8 Alo, loser.
wbsAt-vssy strong e IL % II for No 2. and 3a n
for No spring.
Rye-Somissiiy upe b snesd.
oA.-ouiss at s2,ze 50 in store, and ssk snoss for
western.
Corn Dial and heavy at 81 ssa1H for new aissd
weasern aaoA,.
pork. Dull; . Hsss f-r n.sY, eash aad r.raiss
B-ef-Is limited rssaest; npehsLs.d.
Bufk Meats Dali and without sseids change.
1acos- Nominal.
Lard-puil at l7issi< for fair 70 Prise asan.
ChfeaHo Live saoen Aarhea.
- rs'eerAph.I Ca1sAss. June -.
Rs.ipts Cattle 81 oa; receipts hoss - c.sE reesp
sheep oers.
oauI.-Extrs q 1873 20 fir 70 good % so17 rs:
stockc. "a 53z5.
Hsss-Extra 3 IS ~; geod t. cAti.e % sSzs az
Sheep ctsssi ~ Is oe1a so to, choice a te4s
Tor gooi.
LAflsf.
Resefps-Csttl 1862 hogs zaaes sheep lss.
Cattle -Fssr and 20 IS loser on ali grades; sales
were iI7a eld Al a 80 for common cows meiinn
t.eis 81 5a41 IS for good cefs exast are NOM
nal at tsaS15.
Hoss-lsirly active and 81 Ice better lower anA1
Sc %, upper sustes sairs 4i3o head ats' 90
e' so for light Z. 1898 Is frf ir Esdnm. and u 81
ss 10 for eoo1 TO ehocs.
shsep-fnAetivs and amcst nominal at decline OF %
vs.; saies At q 2t. st75 snd - so psr head.
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WHAT RAILROADS. DO FOR FARNERs. The
Amsrie0n Ag'icMAarist estimates, in the fol-
lowing manner, the value Of Railroads to til
lers Of the soil:
10 haul forty bushels Of cosu fifty miles on
. wagon would cost at least $12 for team,
driver and expenses. A rAilroad would trans>
port il at 81 at most. Allowing An average
Of forty hnsbels per acre, the crop would be
worth 80 more per acre, or eight per cent on
500. As the relative advantage ie about the
same for other crops, il is clear that rail-
road passing through town would add SloO
per acre to the value OF the farms. A town
ten miles sqnsre contains Ga, 900 acres. An
increase ct 500 per scre is equal to So
100000, or enough to build 200 miles Of rail-
road, even il it cost So, 900 per mile. Bnt
200 miles OF road would extend through
twenty towns ten miles square, and cost hnt
$40 per sefe if taxed upon thaland- These
6gures are given merely rs an illustration
If the farmers had taxed themselves to build
all the railroads in this country, AID Eiven
them away to any companies that would
stock and run them, the present increased
value Of their lands would have well repaid
ell the outlay.
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New ysrk Dry 0esAs Harhee.
~ Tslsssaphl kss Ycax. Juee n.
1he wsssser + fae and insr.r.d fssEas = prsvs-
Isn't II yEpithJ With :hsriss 10 co toa 1As nssk.t
- ths same sias q.st ani pra - vi,hsst .ssssAi
shAas,.
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RIVER NE w >.

ARRIVALS
Steamer Sucker State, st. Paul.
I Addie Johnson, g
Itssca, 81. Louis
. HaSkeye State. .
8, Rob Roy.
DEfAKTEREs.
Steamer Harry Johnson, 81. Lonis.
Sucker State, %
Addie johnson, -
81 I.ascs, 81. Paul.
8 Hawkeye State. :.
Tie arrivals and departures we're quite
numerous yesterday, and at one time the
levee presented quite an active appearance.
At Dubuque, on the 10th, the river was re-
ported rising very rapidly. The rise On tina,
day was sixteen inches. At this point it is
ct stand still, The above not having effect
ed ii as yet.
The ST. Louis Democrat reports regular
June rise in the Missouri.
The I.asca and the Hawkeye State arrived
st 8 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, and both
passed on up the river.
The regular Northern line packet for ST.
Paul and way points to-day, will be the
Pemhins, due at our levse at 5o'cloek. A.
Brown, agent.
The Rob Roy, ]. W. Gum. master, Ed
Morehouse, clerk, viii be the regular packet
for 81. Louis this morning at o'clock.
The Dubuque Herald says "The loss Of
the Ocean Wave was occasioned By mattress
es IN the after part Of the cabin taking FIRE
from sparks from the smoke stack. The en-.
gineer sfneiled smoke, and running up stairs
found the rear of the cabin on fire, beyond
saving, aud giving the alarm the pilot run the
vessel ashore, where she burned to the
waters edge. The crew lost al their CLOTH
ing, and with the officers had barely time to
Escape With their lives. 60 rapidly did the
lanes consume the combus,ible material Of
which ali boats are made
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roisas narnss.

TOiSao Aerket.
- fslsgrarh.l reIspc, June 49,
whes.-oaiet.
Coma shade lower No lassa4 Michigan es,s
oaN
Oais-Rsttss; No ToDso,S
Lake frsishts Dull and unehasx
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Torsagn Marksss.
LssEaPsoi. june Is Ii:as A. Il.
plour- SIS.
whs.t-l2. 4i whits is %.
CORPS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-15

JUSTICE TO A V1Re1N1AN statement
having appeared in 1.-The Washington papers
that Mr.. Tasco Grigsby, Of Fairfax county, had
committed 'scowardly assault on one +. v.
Murray, of Washington, at Hyattsville, Ma,
ryland on Thursday last. who had "smacked
his (Grigsby's) face, for "blazoning the con:
tents of letter from young lady which had
dropped from Murray's pocket, we are re-
quested by friend of Mr.. GrigsbY, who holds
himself responsible for the. truth of his state.
ment,. that the said account is altogether false
except asthe fact of the cutting. lie states
that the account mentioned is entirely &c porte,
being Mr.. Murray attempt to forestall true
account of very discreditable conduct on his
part, which Mr. Grigsby would have let die
that the assault was made by Murray, upon
a mere suspicion, for which there was no
ground, an the presence and company Of ladies',
and accompanied by gross language that
Grigsby tried to avoid difficulty, and only
used his knife IA pocket knife) when obliged to
do so in self detence; that he lett Immediately.
because he was just getting on the cars when
attacked, and was obliged, by his own business,
to leave, and was urged thereto by the ladies
who witnessed the assault. Those who know
Mr.. T. M. Grigsby, the gentleman alluded to,
will be satisfied of the correctness of this &C
count.
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Lsy Green &, 8Aise,

Rcat ESTATE Agents 0nl AGc.iyne5r@.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS 4"
ALEXANDRIA,.
PursuanttC ndecree Ofthe Circuit Court q. a.
county Of Fairfax, in a suit in the name Of ~.
eyandar g. Grigsby ct Gl.. against Eo""!l
Sangster Ell al, I shall SELL st the front door OF
the Court House of Alexandria county, on tAe
18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1863 that belna.
Court day. the following described LOTS 4"
the city Of Alexandria,:
ONE LOT, beginning at the intersection @!
Prince, Commerce and West streets, and RAJ
ming south on West street 100 feet 8 inches L"
the line Of John Clark thence with the line {"
said Clark west 100 feet; thence north west y:
feet inches to Commerce street; thence "la
Commerce street northeast 1863 feet inches :"
the beginning.
Also, another lot conveyed TO John L. taScoc
and Edward Sangster by George Keph@:t M"
wife, by deed, bearing date the 18th day OF Az
gust, 1853, and described as being on the south
side of Prince street. and east side Of west ST.,
attheir intersection, andrunning east with Prince
street l23 feet inches; thence south parallel to
West street l76 feet inches; thence West pa
rallcl to Prince street to West street; thence
north with West street to the beginning.
TERMS-One.tenth Of the purchase-moMeT
to be paid in hand as deposit, to be tor.eIte1
if the purchaser fails TO comply with the term
of sale; the residue in 6, II and Is months, WIZ
interest from the day Of sale. Subj2ctt, TO T.
~ Std Comm'r. Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-15
% aRRCEAu, NOTICES.
TO Farmers and Planters.

THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO., the
oldest and largest concern Of the kind in the
United States, possessing extraordinary fseili-
ties for the manufacture of Fertilizers, controll-
ing exclusively the night soil, ofal, bones and
dead animals of New York, Brooklyn and Jer-
soy cities, as also the great CommunlpaW ab-
bstoirs Offer for sale, in lots to suit customers,
s24sss,-,, 5000 TONS OF " e-.@& Z
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE, y.
Made from night-soil, blood bones and otfal,
~ IT#Tground to g. powder. <a:
Its effects have been most astonishing, doubling
taseyopaand maturing them 10 days or weeks
eariier. Equal to the best brands of Super
phosphate for Present Crop, although sold
only for z.oTa1rI~zs"| s@1,.. r.. ."2
- ~ THIRTY DOLLARS PER TON
Packed III bbls. of $50 lbs. each ........ ..
- I ~. ~, BONE DUST. -. ........
coarse and Fine mixed. 2--Fine, suitable
- for Drilling. And S-Floured Bono.
gg~ We Warrant our Bono to Analyze Pure
Packed in bbls. of $50 lbs each. For Winter
grain. Double Refined Poudrette and Fine
Bono, mixed in equal proportions and drilled
in with the seed, have produced most remarka-
bic effects. Sold as low as any article of same
purity and fneness in the market.
NITRO-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
We offer this Phosphate confidently as being
as good, if not superior, to any ever mado or
sold in this market, containing larger amount
of soluble Phosphate and Ammonia than usual
in Superphosphates. For permanent as well
as for immediate powerful effect upon land, 1t
has no equal. r.# -.
Prico in New York, $50 per ton of 2,CGO lbs.
For Price Lists, Circulars: &C., applyto
HOOE s. WEDDERBURN,
my 30-6m .s... ALEXANDRIA, va.
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A T5Tc,T,EGDN gALEs-gBONDAY.

T{oMMIssI0NERs SALE Al OF TAlLsUA-c
jBLE ZEAL ESTATE, IN. EAIRFAK
C0TJFTY. VA.-By virtue Of decree Of the
ISr - Court of Rairfa county va; readorat
~ the suit of Folin against Eoilin anG otar:
T shall proceed, at 12'0' clock M, or NO~'I1
Ao Of A. sss SSa t4 f25d 1sio ofE G l&o o
House dc SAID county, TWO LOTS, or -, =
no. 2contajning II acres two FOODS ana N y.
containing 55 five acres and, 10 poles rs -: I
doWn.on 4. plat ofeurvey, returned anu. 4ieu ~
said Court, This land is situated near me Nc "
lage Of Vienna on the A., L. % r. i. 4 ,
and on the waters OF Wolf trap run, ana aoJQl!s
thelandg Of Major Williams and others. II .
located IN 8 most desirable and Improving
neighborhood, is well watered healthy, ana
the soil good. It's proximity to, Alexandria,
Washington 5aDd Georgetown adds greatly to
its value. p. ....,.. ............. .
TERMS Qne-t tenth Of the purchase money
to be paiG in hand, and the residue IN equal ia
stslInents, at six, twelve and eighteen 1nontL8
from the day Of sale, with interest secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, with good personal
security, and the title retained until the pur-
chase-Inoney is fully paid. Stamps and convey
ancing at tho cost Of the purchaser.
~',,>~F'o9 ~.'-s u FRANCIS L. SMITH,
ouo 1-ao+c Commission 3r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-15
by Green & Wise,
(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
old RRE VERY LOU FOk SALE.-

(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
old BRE VERY LOT FOB SALE.
By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for
the county of Alexandria, rendered at the May
term, 1860, in 8 certain suit therein pending in
which William Fl. Irwin was plaintiff, and Su-
san S. Roberdeau and others defts, the und er-
signed, as Commissioner therein named, will
offer for sale, by public auction, in front Of the
Mayors office, in the city of Alexandria, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of, August next, at
II O. clock, LOT OF GROUND, situated at
the southeast intersection of Union and Wolfe
streets, fronting on Union street so feet and on
Wolfe so feet, with the use of an alley 20 feet
wide, binding on the east line, it being part of
the lot on which the brewery formerly stood.
TERMS tenth of the purchase money
in cash the residue in three equal instalments
at six; twelve and eighteen months from the
day of sale; the deferred payments to bear in
terest and to be secured By the negotiable
notes of the purchaser, with approved endors-
ers, and the title to be retained until oil the
payments are made and upon the failure OF
The purchaser to comply with the terms of sale,
the cash payment to be forfeited and the prop
erty resold at the risk of the purchaser. -
Stamps and conveyancing at the cost Of the pur-
chaser. w. ARTHU Is la LOk:
~ l4-eots " = Commr. Of Sale.
POSTPONEMENT-T above sale is post
poned until SATURDAY, the 18th day OF Sep
tember, 1868, at the same hour and place.