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maintain that a two horse pillow will do
twice as much work the one horse pillow.
Upon this basis | make my calculation.
Farmer a. uses a three horse pillow to
break his land. he then harrOws it with a
two horse harrow, then plants it with a
drill, works it twice with a two horse Guilt
vator, and once with q one horse cultivator,
cleaning out a row at each turn. The hoe
follows the cultivator at the first and last
working.
Farmer B. breaks his land with the ordi-
nary one horse turn pillow, opens the plant
ing furrow with a round shovel, drops the
grain by hand, covers it with a ''forked
pillow, work it the first and second time with
scooters and shovels. four burrows to the
row, and ,he last time with sweeps, three
burrows to the row, following the first and
last plowing with the hoe. The account
then would stand thus:
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TH1- RNER MECH MIC.

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A BEAU
TIFUL GIRL.-NoRFoLk, December l.
The town of Suffolk is greatly excited over
the mysterious disappearance Of Miss Nir-
ginia Rawls, daughter of Francis ii. Rawls,
formerly sergeant of that town. On mid
night of Friday, while preparing to retire,
she complained of sickness, and putting on
a wrapper over nights clothes, without a
hat, she went out of the front door. Not
returning, the family became alarmed, and
started in search. The search was kept up
all night, but without success. Yesterday
morning a colored mar said he saw her GO
ing in the direction Of Nansemond river the
night previous, and upon examining the
space between the residence and the river
her tracks were found and easily %recogniz-
ed. As she did not return TO the house.
the opinion was created that she had drown
ed herself. and the entire day was spent IN
| dragging the river, but without avail. To-
day they have been firing cannon, IN hopes
that if drowned the body would rise. Miss
Rawls was very young and handsome, and
the family are plunged in the greatest dis
tress over the uncertainty of the fate OF theIr
daughter. Later she was found drowned
all for Loves young dream.
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CosT OF A MILE OF WIRE FENCE.-Omlt-
ting plain wire as practically of little value,
and leaving out the posts as above, a good
''barbed." galvanized steel wire or strap
fence averages about | 10. to the rod, or /
lbs. for a 4-wire high fence. or $50 pounds
to the mile. This, at an average cost OF 10
cents per h., is 1928 per mile. For the
above territory (or+ ) of the region named
to supply such wire for fencing it off into
100 are fields or farms, would require over
Six Thousand Million pounds of steel Co.
332, 939. $50 lbs J, or 3, I66, AGA tons, and
would cost S633, 293, 952 for the wire alone.
but still be a saving over boards Of SILL
ga .06S.
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PEOPLE WHO WANT \ FAIR CoUNT-Ihe
President is overrun with applications for
appointments as supervisors of the census.
Newspaper discussion of the political pos
sibilities and probabilities Of the next cen
sus aroused an interest that has brought
to the front many excellent men OF both
parties who want to help make a fair
count" The President says he has com
mitted to Gen. Walker, superintendent of
the Census, the duty of making selections
from among applicants, and that when
Gen. Walker transmits his list for approval
he will inquire personally into the fitness Of
each man.
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Monroe gave S42.S5 TO the Oxford or
phans.
The venerable Bishop Green, of the Do
cese of Mississippi, is expected to visit
Charlotte this week for the express purpose
of seeing Rev. DR.. Morrison, the only one
of his classmates now llvipg.-Col.
Cowles. United States Assayer and Meter,
reports bullion assays for the month Of No
vember to the amount of Sc, l2O.6 60.
Nc,cbcrnian: In decorating the altar and
chancel of Christ Church in this city, for
Thanksgiving day, many of the products of
the fall harvest were used, and the decora-
ton, though simple, was beautiful indeed.
"A bear weighing 1906 pounds was killed
on Thanksgiving, by Owen Smith, in
Township No. 3.-Nr. Ballard, author Of
"Myrtle Lawn truly holds 'the pen of Il
ready writer;' his style is good.
Commodore W. II. Vanderbilt has sent
to the Treasury five millions of dollars iii
United States registered four per cent.
bonds, to he registered in his name. Pri-
vatc letters from New York states that he
bought these bonds with part of the pro
ccedS Of his recent sales of New York Cen
tral stock and that he bought ali he found
upon the market in New York last Friday
and Saturday. Mr.. Vanderbilt now has
name registered at the Treasury as the own
er of ten millions Of four per cents., upon
which he draws -four hundred thousand dol
lars annual interest.
The contest Of SpatIord against Kellogg,
for the senatorial seat held by tn latter,
continues to attrack attention only by the
swearing and cOu~nter-swearing of witnesses
for each party. Nobody, unless it be the
contestants of the investigating committee.
believes much that is sworn to by either
side, but the conviction has settled upon
the minds of politicians that Kellogg will
have to "step down and out Wat
terson, of the CouIrr-. IOmmol, has said of
it, "Thrre is a fellow holding a seat in the
| nited States Senate as a representative of
Louisiana who is no more entitled to it than
any one of the numerous hack-drivers about
Washington.
Goldsboro .Hesseuqcr: The sorrowful
tidings reached here yesterday of the death
of Mr.. VIM. w. Kornegay, of Mount Olive.
who quietly passed to a better world yester-
day morning, aged about 81 years.-We
see from the statutes passed at the third
session of the forty-tifth Congress, 1S7S-'79,
post routes were ordered to be opened
from Goldsboro via Falling Creek, Bentens-
vile and Harper's to Newton Grove. Also
from Mount Olive via Jones Mill. Albert
sons and Branch's Store to Pink Hill. We
hope to see these routes opened shortly.
They are much needed.-Col. James Da-
Wis, a highly esteemed and influential citi-
zen of Lenoir county, died on the 22d inst,
aged Sc years. The deceased was one of
the few survivors of the war Of 1872.
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Allowing that each gathered ten bushels
TO the acre, farmer AS corn would cost him
% cents per bushel. while farmer b would
cost him 80 cents, or about 90 per cent
more. If there is an error in my c~alcula-
ton, where is it !-.Ncchdnfc IN -tIabamG
Farmers .JourunL.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-25
By Green & Wiie, Auetioneers.

By Green u Wise Auetioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A HAND
~ SOME DWELLING ON WASHING
TON STREET.
In pursuance of a decree Of the Corporation
Court of the city Of Alexandria, rendered at tina
January term, 1879. in the cause of q. B. Olaf
lin & Co., against James II. Stewart and others.
the undersigned, the commissioners named Ia
the decree, will offer. by public auction, at IL
o'clock NJ. in front OF the entrance to the court
room, Fairfax street, Alexandria, Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the both day Of May, 1879,-
lat. A LOT OF GROUND, improved by 3
fine BRICK DWELLING, on the east side OF
Washington street, between Cameron and Queen
streets, Alexandria, fronting on Washington 81
76 feet 10 inches. and running back l23 fest
inches. The property will be sold subject to
ground rent Of sal 6Tt, payable annually;
Terms of Sale: Fifteen hundred dollars III
cash, and the residue in three equal insts!mensa
at six, twelve and eighteen months, with iutee
eat from the day Of ssle the purchaser TO give
notes therefor, with security, and waving the
homestead exemption, and to koop the property
insured for the benedt of the commissioners 10
the amount of So GOO. and the title thereto TO %
retained until the entire nurehsse money IS psid
q. A. LOT OF GROUND on the west side OF
ST. Assph street between Cameron aud Queen
streets 81 feet on s.. Assph street. lou foe. deap
improved by TWO FRAME DWELLINGS,
Nos. SO and 40, st. Asaph street.
Terms of Sale: One fourth in cash, and the
residue in .hres equal instalmsnts at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from the day
of sale; the notes of tie purchaser, waving
homestead exemption, with security, to be given
therefor, and as further security the property to
bs insured for the benefit of commissioners IL
the amount of 81, OO0 and the lit lie to be ret,ins
uut;l tae entire purchase money is paid.
s. FERGUSON BEACH, C,mm',s
CHARLES K. STUART, ofss,e.
John NJ. JOHNSON. J
tuIo
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COrGRESSyO.EdL.
Reported for the alexandria Gazette.
WASHINGTON, April %.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Serae s,on after meeting proceeded tc
The consideration Ct the resolution relatlcg tt
appointments TO oiioe By the Secretary and
SeTgeaut.at Arms ef The Senate.
Amendments declaring hi, 90 U Dion soldier
shall be removed except for csu:e, and also
that 90 Corfedsrate soldier shall take tn, place
of any dismissed Uoion soldier. were Dictated
by strict party vctes-26 to a.
The resolution tivirg tic Secretary and Ser
geant ct Aims sbSo'u.e power over removal:
and appointments to c[ice in their respective
departments WIS hen agreed to.
Mr. Eaton, chairman of iha Committee CO
Foreign Relations. empha!ioally denied the
truth of uewSpsrer statement that bis com.
nittee were engaged ia Investigating tic
amount Of public money spent 10 furtheieg the
voyage oil General Grant sb.osd.
The Senate then resumed the cor s;derat!o1
Of the Army bill
Mr.. Psdiock sp Ike Of the nactsSi;y Ct adept
ing his amendment 10 modify az c7lSilug lew,
SO that the army could be uled as q posse coml'
tatu, in the new States ard Territories - pro.
tect ciliz.rs from outrage.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Immediately on assembling at 10 o'clock. in
continuance of Thursdays session, the House
went into committee on the Legislative Appro
pliation bill. Mr.. Richardson, Ct 3. G., EDGka
10 favor Of the repeal. TIC opposition 10 the
repeal seemed TO b. au Hort on The part uI
tho republican party 10 arlY scli1 North
against solid South, q SGu:h solid oo!S &c
its adherence 10 tho constitution.
MIR. Won poorhis. New Yolk, arsu?d tina!
election lava wero constitutional acd ooaaailr2
for the maintenance Of 60 honest baila bcx.
Mr.. SherEin, CT Ill.,, c0ntcnded that ncm
bcrs Of Congress were federal officers and that
therefore The government had the right to ensc!
laws regulating their election.
Tho discussion on the bill il proceeding
without aoy specially noticeable features. Dir.
Hisc,ck, Of New York, made speech, 10
which be started with the remark that il
the CANCELLATIONS on the democratic side
were to DO credited there might be doub: as to
whether 20 days hence the nation would have
a national existence
OFFENCES AGAINST THE UNITED STATES.
The House Committee 90 tho judiciary to.
day authorized representative Herbert, 9! Ala
to report favorably bill amcpdatory OF The &c
vised statutes 1t amends section $40 30 as
to read Us io'loWa: IF two or mora persons
co5srire either to commit auy offsuoa against
tho Uoitcd States 10 any manner or for aD7
purpose, aud one or more ct suoh parties dc
auy act to effect tho Of ,cs Of the conspiracy
all the parties 10 such Conspiracy shall be liable
to penalty Of DOT moro thaa 1t. 900 dollars o.
to inpr! 3oDment FIR not more than two years
or 10 10th 6Ge and Imprisonment 10 the dlscre
ton of the court.
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MONETARY IND CO!M.rERCLaL.

The fond anticips!ions INDUCED that there
would be an active resumption of trade upon
the opening of spring have not. so far been re-
sii2si; but this may be- in some measure, at.
:ributsble to the bsckwardness Of the season,
ou. ths recent change in the weather should
have revivifyiug influence VIC hesr of no
PRESSING demand for money for legitimate bust
uess purposes, but there is still great cutlery IS
70 lis scarcity in tne community generally. The
sclive enquiry for money that existed in New
York las! week has subsidized, and the market
there is daily becoming easier, ard the Stock
Exchange quotation for call loans is 3a4 per CT
time loans are II a2 per cent on U. S. bonds,
snd Sa4 Per cent on other Stock Exchange col.
!stersl. Prime mercantile paper is 4s5 per cent.
IL Baltimore the demand for money has not
increased sufficiently to make any material
change in tho stu alton. and borrowers fud no
difficulty in supplying their wants if the chsrss'
ter of the collateral is acceptable. Loans on
call are made at 8 to per cent, the former on
governments only, and prime commercial paper
sells q! 4se, with the bulk Of the business at
about 6. Government bond dealers in New
York repor. very active demand for per cts,
and tho quotations are firm at l0lsal0l3. The
other Issues are comparatively quie. aud ehade
easier. State securities are quiet. Virginias
dull and easisr. Conso!s were quoted yesterday
at 5Gss57, without sales. Peelees sold at 42t and
AZ, closing at A., with 4li bid. Tax coupons
noninally Sl44S2 Black scrip sold at lGl. and
closed al leial7. The proposed adjustment Of
the city deb: having bssn virtually adopted by
tns City Council, i. i, considered almost certain
that the terms will DO accepted bg III, band.
holders, and relieved OF this iscl5usa brighter
future will soon dawn upon the good old
town." RsiIr;ad securities era quiet. and we
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By Groen & Wise, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
SyBLE REAL ESTATE-By virtue Of =
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Alexsndris coln-
ty, Va, rendered at November torn. lsjS. 10
the suit of The Potomac Building Association.
plaintiff, VS.. jesse Woodward ana othars. do
PENDANTS. the undersigned. commissioner, there
in named, will proceed osel by public auction.
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of Msy, 1879. b!
Il o clock M. in front Of the Mansion House
Hotel, in tho city of Alexandria, the following
described REAL ESTATE in the city OF Alex.
andris:
No w. b. Nails TRACT OF LAND. in
Fairfax county, containing about rs acre., being
the land of which Francis Hsmersley died seiZ-
I'd, aud which was conveyed to Wm. b. Nails
by VIM Hsmers!ey and James Hamersley with
Eliza, bis wife, by deed, dated the lTth OF July,
1855. lying about 81 mil % from the city Of Alex
audris, on the Telegraph road.
No. 2. John Summers LOTend I'M PROVE :
MENTS. on the west side OF Pitt sreeL, between
King aud Prince, III It. | in. in depth by 81
feet inches-Coach Factory.
No. 3-Msry o. Sulivans LOT. on thesoath
side Of Franklin street. at the middle OF square.
bet. Lee and Fairfax, 70 #. by 81 f.. dssp-Va
cant lot.
No. 4-Chss Is. Shirley's one undivided half
ola TWO.STOKY FRAN u WELLINGa and
LOT, on the esst side OF Washington street. be-
tween King and Prince. next to the Church, ~
it by l23 #. in. deep. be ginning 1876 feet 7 III.
ches south of King.
4 more particular description Of the property
will be given on the dsy Of ssle.
Terms: Ono. tenth Of the purchase tnooty -
be paid in cash: tho residue in lhroe equal III.
stallmen.s of 8 IL and Is months the bonds VI
the purchaser, with good security, and betrirg
interest, to DO taken for the defsrted payments.
and the title - be re. ,inad until they are p4i1
spl6 2awts G w. WAFFLE, Comm
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, APRIL p. 1879.
Sun rises III Sun sota"".......... Al
ARRIVED.
Str Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk. to Z A Reed.
Str j W Thompson, lower Pic. to + A Reed.
Str George Lesry, Norfolk, to 2 Hooe.
Str ri attnno, lower Ptc. to } Broders s. Go.
Schr Mary Riley, Philadelphia, to WIN
Smooi.
Schr Monmouth. Fhi!slelrhi,, - VIM &
Smoot.
CLEARED
Schr A Z p-ss, Georgetowp, by master.
Schr W Vahsmar, Boston, by American
Coal 90.
PASSED UP.
Schrs EiWooi Doran, Trade Wiad, Ihomss
Borden. Matte A. Hand, Daniel Brown, W /,
Abbot. Lucy Graham aud VIM Il keDzlo, II
FOR Georgetown.
Schrs Maggie, JUL. b Garrison: Io'ne!is, /.
s. W Shovel, A Is Fields and j Trave!s. al
Tor Washington.
PASSED DOWN.
Scbr5 K s. S CoTsor, Georgetown for Pio7i.
dence; 3 y Terry. do for New HaVtn, BAD
Florence l Lockwood. do for Providence
MEMORANDA.
Schr Tarry Not. Georgetown. al n 2ijh
Schr VIM 4 Huston, Georgetown. ct Somef-
sst 22d.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF CARPETS, ste

DUBLIC SALE OF CARPETS, STOVES,
4 Sc.
The committee having in charge the removal
of Andrew jackson Lodge of Musons will offer
for SAFE by public auction. on next FRIDAY.
10 18th ns.sn! =! S o'clock y. NJ. in their old
lodge room, Fairfax street, opposite Lesdbeat :
er's drug house. one largo BRUSSELS CAR.
PET containing about lis yards, in good con
ditlon two small INGRAM CARPETS. near.
~ new. about one hundred running feet of
With hood, T sS9S srovSs, one oe caANpE
LIEK and other Gas fixtures, one marble top
wa L N Ut WASHSTAND, one WASH
BOWL md PITCHER, one large WATER
COOLER and STAND aud sundry othe. small
articles. Persons wishingto examine the above
mentioned articles can obtain the keys to ths
rooms at tho store of Joseph Hopkins, No. 4
south Fairfax st.
Terms OF Ssle-cssh. r. A. REED,
sn23-4t Chairman of Committee
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Inquest,

rIxGuAMroN. N. Y, April 25:-The coron err
inquest in the case of the late Walton Dwight
who attended him while sick and others were
examined. The testimony all went to show that
DO died of COD gestve chills and from mslsrisl
fevers. 1t is claimed thst his besst contained
no blood but that his lungs were full at the time
CT bis death. The insurance men. tits thought,
will try 10 nske this, and the marks they claim
to have found on his neck the basis of theory
that he died of stIangulation.
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By Green q Wise

[Real Estate Agents and Actoneers:l
A UCTION SALE OF UNCLA II Z D
n FREIGHT FROM STATIONS ON TIE
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD-Ws
will sell st Alexandria, withou: reserve, on
THURSDAY. Msy S.h. 1879. the above men
toned property at the Virginia Midland depot
of Rsarers, Mowers, Carriages. Fertilizers, Tin
Ware Stone Ware. Axle Grease. Trunks.
Boxes, Bales and other articles. Salo to com-
mence at 4 o. clock p. NJ.
Tnrms cash. 40 9-eo4~
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Bombardmenf.

GLASGOW, April 25.-A dispatch says
Pissqas. Perez. has been bonn baEded. The
Guaoo loading appliances at Huanlllos, aud
R.5elIor De Plea have been destroyed. 1quique
is still bockaded, and all sailing vessels have
left. The worknen have fad. Business IN
he interior is entirely disorganiztd.
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LOCAL HLsE IHTlE5.

A marriage lice5ss was granted 10 Washing
Ton yesterday 10 s. 3. Howell and M0llie G..
Ashby. both Of Prince William county, Va.
Messrs, O'Neal & Lucas will sell to morrow
night large lot of pawnbroker's good. SEQ
their advertisement.
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Fatal Accident.

PG1TsvrLLE Pa, April 25.-Willism Yesger;;
8 miner Of Mahsnoy City. wss instantly Eileo
at Boston Run collisry this morning by the pre-
mature ex plosion Of q blast
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could originate and maintain the reputation
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com pound Of tho best vegetable alternatives. with
tie Iodides OF Potassium and Iron, ind is tho
most edsctusl Of all remedies for scrofu.oa5,
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duces rapid and complete cures Of ScrolulH,
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