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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
r,ETTER FROM RICHMOND.

Correspondence of the Alexandria GaseAe'
RICHMOND, April 1.-The Senate, to day,
after q session lasting nearly six hours passed
the bill fixing the salaries of judges. Thejudge
Of the Hastings Court Of Alexandria will re-
ceiyc by the provisions OF the bill Sl,4OO
fredericksburg and Winchester 5000 each, and
Staunton 500, but the aggregate salary OF a
nudge elected Tor a city as well as county, shall
not exceed ST, 400. The salaries OF the county
Judges range from 500 to $1,000; talrlaxand
Alexandria County, $500; Loudoun $1,000;
Fauouier 81, 900; Culpcper $3.50; klng George
and Clarke $500 each; Orange $500; Prince
William 500; Rappahannock $500; Louisa
5000. A proposition to pay the salaries out
! of the county expenses was defeated, there be
ing a tie vote, OF the members and the
President giving the casting vote in the mega,
tive.
The House OF Delegates by a vote OF IS to
"A passed the Registration bill.
Tie resolution calling upon Congress to eX-
tend the provisions Of the Bankrupt law TO a
further period, and exclude the So, 900 home
stead exemption, was tabled by a vote OF 10 to
%.
1t has been asccrtaincd By Il careful ca!cula.
ton that tho expense Of the Legislature to the
State per day is 1922, exclusive OF mileage.
Notwithstanding the Injunction granted by
Judge Underwood Sir. Ellyson continues to
exercise tho functions Of Mayor of the city, and
to-day when a demand for the surrender OF the
city property was made, it was promptly de-
c!ined.
The registration bill as passed by the House
provides for the appointment of a registrar io'
each township, ward, and voting place or thelI
respective counties, cities, and towns, who
shall be . discreet citizen and resident of the
township or ward to which appointed. and that
each registrar shall register ali male citizens OF
his election district, who shall be of the age o
twcuty.onc years at the first election to be hello
after the REGISTRATION, aud who are citizens o
the United States, and shall have resided II
The State twelve months, and III the county
city, ur town in which they propose to regis
ter, three months next preceding any election
ut which they may offer to vote, and who arr
not disqualified by law. The registered person;
must take the oath prescribed BY the eonSt''u-
ton. Che registrars to have three dollars pc
day While employed. The bill contains othe
details.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
AUCTION

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFAX
u LAND.-Under authority of a decree Of
the Circuit Court of Fairfax co., Va, made al
its November term, 1863, in the suit of Allison.
Guardian, VS.. William Allison ct al, The sub.
scriber will sell, by public auction, to the high
cat bidder, on MONDAY, III, 18th dayof April.
Court day, at u o'clock M, at the front do3r
of the Court House Of said county, W HUM-
IHND on THE POTOMAC, in said county,
t dss{ s shs yf Point + farm which, in the divisiqn Of
#. was allotted to the widow and heirs OF John
w. Allison, decd; said property b:lnf oraef,
ed to be sold for default of former purchaser J."
DAY ment Of purchase money. ,n.ru
m Comm'r.
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Fairfax co., mar l-laWta
TRUSTE E'S i i !


Hv virtue Of 4 deed Of trust. dated january
LIST, 1868, and execute by Anna Patten, and
duly recorded in liDsr !, No: T. iHlio g. OF the
ed Trustee therein namel. will, in accordance
with written Instructions from the party aecur-
ed, offer for salo, to the Highest biddc-; ior cash
on the 9th DAY OF JUNE, 1870, III: 5eIiI,-
Court day, ". twelve O'Clock noon, IN rom .:
the Court House Of Fairfax county, tho FAEM
on which the said Pa:ten no" resides wig
nosr Anandaie. in said county, ard ADJOINING
the Back Lick roa! on the cast aid Irvine
tract; also, adjoining the lands o'm%T,y own r1n-
tanning by said deed 1885, acres. moro or IS
The land has the reputation Of hs'ns 2h hIo ~
con siderable timber. ard \ comfortable sSSTfTs
TWO.STORY DWELLING. buiit since Ess:l.
the war. The above land vii! be sold subject
to q deed Of trust given ~ Louise Su;nlh"r5 !"'
81, 900. The title 10 this property. WITH 'He
above exception, and this deed i: believed t. d"
good but selling as Trustee ! shall only "'"-
Vev the title vested in mo- - such
LEVI DKMlNr, Trustee.
Eairfsx CO., FED 2i-cut-
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j. W. MANS :.
A rs W. N 4 LIS s. Z o N,
=; Isl King ST.. Al"y.. W..

Dealers in HARDWARE. CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Brackets, Mouldings,
Balustcrs, OF different patterns, and Newell
Posts. A largo stock of French and American
Glass, double Mnd single :hick. Of 81 sizes
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis puro White Lcsd, ana other
brands o. Hro quality. Putty, Turpentine and
Machine Oil. Also, Lime, Of superior quality,
Coment, Cslcined Plaster, Pitch sEd Felt :or
Roofing, sc A largo stock Of Pugh's celobra-
Ted Car Augers. and other articles found in first
class Builders' Furnishing establish ents
All orders for Lumber, Brick and al kinds
of Building Material, promptly attended to.
Terms c4si. feb lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
MNUkIGATEp.

RELIEF MEETING IN FAUQUIER.-At Il very
large and respectable meeting oi the paopi" "I
Fauuuicr, held at the Court House, IN Warren
ton, on Monday last, Col. John Walden PIC.
siding, a committee consisting OF Black well
Smith. ST., John Nj. FAINT, Thomas 5. Wig
field, Thomas E. DigGe &, and Isaac Smith was
appointed to prepare resolutions to br submit
ted to the meeting. Durirg the absence OF the
Committee, James Y. Brooke and A. ,. Mar
shalt were called aud adresscd the people giving
their views on the subject of rcliet. Mr.. Black
we'll Smith. chairman of the committee, then
reported the following resolutions which, he
supported in an able speech.
lst Resolcel, That We, the people Of Eau
ouier county, in general meeting assembled,
do. on mature dr'i5-ration, believe that the
debts called ante bciium debts. contracted on
the faith Of properly owned by the debtor,
ought no. and elnnot be paid IL !uIi without
great sacrifice and Injustice III the debtor and
ruin to the State.
2l, As the sense Of this meeting that if The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
rHCDrEAGE HOME IHDUSTEY.

VIRGINIA SASH, DOGE A%N FRAME
FACTORY.
Corner Queen and Fairfax ST., hirXa.
We HAvo row m.,ic up 5m doors nf al siz":,
from So to $40; @H Windows "f Sash. Sinz"I
ard unglazcd, cheap; PC pairs BLINDS, all
sizes 10 Nfl feet MouIdin-s, 40 different pat
tarns. viii make 1T short notice Window AMI
Door Frames, Brackets, &c, Novels, 3alus-
Il discounts made u dealccs.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, VIC irel
confident that VIC can please our customers.
Planning, Tongue and Growing, Saving.
Turning AMI Sciuil-Sawing i"nn III the l. est
manner.
Plans and specifications furnished - parties
contracting with Us for building materials
mar !tISHElLL s !lOJHF u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
IsisT " E3sG3AE.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April2.-Low grades
OF Flour, such rs Middlings, Fine and Super,
arc scarce and wanted. Wheat is firm sales
Of G2 bushels red at l1G, 125 and 12G Corn ac-
tive NJ = further advance; offerings Of 1870
bushels mixed, with sales at 93a94c. Rye IN
demand; no offerings on Change. Oats quiet;
offerings Of lW bushels, and sal:s at %. bultor,
Eggs AMI Poultry unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

SALARIES. The Petersburg Courier thinks
tho salaries of the judges are entirely too small.
So do We. But We think also that the Gene
raj Assembly is in the condition of the perfor.
mer on the bugle who. after being repeatedly
called upon to play Louder T. suddenly re-
torted, 1T is very easy to cry Louder =
Louder 7 but where the dis the wind to
come from ?" The General Assembly can't
raise the wind" for large salaries. -Richmond
Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

The official statement OF the Public Debt 0
the y. S. reports decrease during the moatl
of March, Of IS, 776, 349,43.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

The S. Chase Barney case against Harvey
Lindsey, for alleged libel, is again before the
Court in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

The Richmond State Journal says that mir
Joseph Segar is still as sound a Republican a
Virginia contains"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

Ex.Mayor and Ex. Postmaster w. V. Brady
OF New York. died in that city i few day
ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

1t is said that Gov. Walker is on a briet visit
to Washington. Judge Underwood left Rich
moud for his home in this place yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
Eisr Esichmond Difficulty.

RICuMONp, April 1.-The day has tccn
quiet in city affairs. EHlysoa has gone on cx.
e~rciSing the duties Of Mayor without interior.
| cncc by the u. s. Authori;ics, and 50 las
Chahoon. The police 0! both Mayors arc on
the streets to night. this morning Eiiy>on's
| police surrendered Inc Second Stall9ni1Ous2 to
ChaEocu by 4 mistake Of their instructions.
Chahoon mad: two demands for possession OF
the City llai! to day, but IilySon refused to
give it up.
This evening the matter was taken into the
State Courts by EllySon, and Judge Wexford,
Of the Circuit Court, granted 4 nandamuS and
issued m Injunction restraining Chahoon from
exercising The duties Of Mayor.
Gen. JOHN Ii. GLEASON, somewhat noted
as a Fenian. who some time ago was arrested
on the allegation of having, 10 York couu.
ty, pretended TO lie an officer of the United
States internal revenue service, and been paid
$500 by a citizen to drop the matter Of u
threatened prosecution for on alleged offence
against the revenue laws, has been discharged
from custody. lie was arrested in West Nir-
einia, and on \ proper requisition returned to
York county, where he was tried, convicted
and sentenced to the penitcntiary for five years.
His attorney carried him before Judge Free.
man, oil the sixth circuit, and that judicial Off
Ger set Gleason free. on the ground that his Of
fence was cognizablo and punishable only by
the United States courts. Freeman was a
military Judge, whose successor IS already
elected. -Rfchmond Letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

PERIODICALS, PAMPHLETS, &c.-H have 70.
ceived Iittell's Living A &c for this week having
an interesting selection from the British poricdi-
icsls Every Saturday, published in Boston,
handsomely illustrated, and containing the first
number of Dickens new st5ry, the Mystery Of
Edwin brood the April number Of the Little
Corporal; advance sheets Of the Handy Book
Of Husbandry, by George Z. Waring, jr.. and
published by Z. B. Treat X Co., New York +;
Remarks on the C,ndition of cur Navy and
Mercantile Marine, by a citizen Of Phiiadel-
phia Speeches OF Members Of Congress, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-Gossip says Senator
and Miss Blanche Butler will be married within
a month.
The local associations of all kinds arc making
preparations to unite at an early day in o grand
demonstration in honor OF the ratification of
the fifteenth amendment to the constitution.
The oolored people are arranging to celebrate
the anniversary of emancipation.
Pnymaster e. 2. Wallach, of this city, mas
been detached from the receiving ship Wanda
liz, at the Portsmouth IN. H. navy yard, and
ordered to settle his accounts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

1t il generally admitted that Senator Lewis
does not make bis case any better by his at
tempted explanation Of his speech at the Rad.
icaI caucus in Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

Senator Morton wilrca!l up on Monday, IN
the Senate, his lesplutioli relative to the
los: OF The Oneida.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

6 EEDs! srvns, "E"D9'
500 bushels CHOICE CLOVEl;. selected with
care.
200 bushels CHOICE TIMOTHY
2O0 bushels ORCHARD GnAo:.
100 bushels RED Tor or HERDS GRASS.
SO bushels KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS.
Miilct and Hungarian Grass, Os@ge Orange,
Seed [ orn, Seed Oats, s3ccd Pn'atnc-. white
Glover, Lawn GrMss, &C., &c.
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEHD3 u9t ar
rived.
as~ Call and get In. Rural Register nnd Al
manac for 1870.
IN ADDITION
l have in stock 4 large, varied AHi complete ~.
sortment Of AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
MENT5 and MACHINERY; III Kinds Of
Farming and Gardening Tools RI! kinds 81!
Grain, Grass and Garden Seeds, md Mil valua.
BILE and approved FERTILIZERS.
~ My catalogue and prica Isl mailed IN
iGERBERr BRYANT,
25 King IT., bet Water and Unioh,.
feb 1T Alexandria, Virginia.
TARLY ROSE POTATOES.
Just received SO barrels second sizn EARLY
ROSE POTATOES.
Warranted genuine. Price 81 per barrel.
FERTILIZERS.
BUSEY'S EXCELSIOK GUANO.
ANDREW GOES SUPER-PHOSPHAT&.
NO. l PERUVIAN GUANO.
BONE DUST, GHOUND PLASTER, &c:
P%LEMENTS and MACHINERY, SEEDSand
FERTILIZERS is large, varied and compl"t",
embracing all kinds of Farming and Garden
ing Tools, all kinds of Grain, Grass and Garden
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

In the Supreme Court yesterday morning
Chief Justice Chase announced that the Court
had decided to reopen the decision on the legal
tender question, and would hear arguments
again on the second Monday of Arril, the llth
instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

\ ncw Hotel is to be opened at Culpepe
Court House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
EsEIHEH3ESG
WNhTH
SIDING, BOX STUFF,
nHhW ER STuNE

PANELS, Ic., 81.
Ani 70 execute all kinds Of Scron.Sawiug
and Wood Turning, Planning, Tong;eing and
Growing and Surfacing done in tho bost man
ucr They Will also furnish plans s.ld speciii-
c;:iinns iir G~":Iiugs stores &rd ":hc7 building.
il ?-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

The report that President Grant intends, al
an early day, to issue a proclamation of general
amnesty, is cortradicted. lie is, it now said,
not disposed to act in the matter at all. But,
another statement is, that yesterday lat the
Cabinet meeting the President read his pro.
posed message to Congress for the removal OF
disabilities. The message met with the ap-
proval of the members OF the Cabinet"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
BY Beck, Knox ~ herby' Auc.,hf'
~OOD CHANCE TO BUY a HON

Tho subscriber will offer, at public sale, on
MoNDNY. April llth, on tho promises, ut ii
o'e1oeE a. M. that do.iraIIe KEs!DENcE and
lot OF GROUND, No. Is Fairfax street, al,
Joining the corner of Duke st it has good
YARD, with water; Two stories ana al attic:
TERMS-One,half cash the resldue IN i'uF
| fered ut private sale. Apply TO
| F. CARNE, CT Duke street.
NH 10-nDtf III AtlINS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

The N. Y. Tribune says that several of the
strikes" recently organized in New York
have completely failed, to the great loss and
injury of those engaged in them. ln these
days of decline in gold, &C., it will not do to
be too Seyere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
TRUSTEE'S A l. Z.

By virtue Of deed ottrust from James WIS
to tho undersigned, Trustee, recorded N noer
Il, No. 4, folio 2s3, for the purposes therein
named, i will sell. to the highest bidder II tn"
FIX county, Va, on SATURDAY, tho s.h da:I
Of April next, tho TRACToF LAMP conyey-
Cd bv said deed. containing Sc INT
THKEE L73l ACRES or LAND; Their - r.
is q comfortable DIV Nc ioOo 5i-'
Kitchen and Barn Oh tho land and mostly 10
der fence, with good water and fruit. Ih''
land lies about three miles from DTanosy!i;'.
and will be shown by Mr. wills, who re$'''S
on it. ,u.rr.
dred and sixtv-six dollars. siX.y.siX ana o
third cents, with intere.L from the first day OF
january, 1868, and the costs OF sale thn resi-,
| due Of the purchase-moEey, q cred'' unt1I tuo
| lst day of January, 1871, will be gwen 20 carry
| interest from the day Of sale.
Sale to IT. | O'Clock y ~.
John Pow Sill, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

MIR. Morton has introduced a bill in the Sen.
ate to punish by fine and imprisonment any
person who shall attempt to hinder from vot.
ing or control the vote of any one entitled to
vote under the laws of tho United States, at
sny election whatsoever. The bill also provides
for the punishment Of any officer vine shall at.
tempt to prevent the registration Of a legal
voter, and, generally, e%ntorces the Fifteenth
Amendment.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
II cts.


Metz Ia tho centre Of the triple range Of
fortresses with which the celebrated
Vauban, the architect Of Louis XIV, At
tempted TO defend France against Ger
many from the North and the East.
Round those frontiers he constructed no
less than thirty.eight fortrcssss, Of which
Valencicnnes In the North and Metz In
the East are the strongest. As said before,
Metz lies In the centre Of the triple range,
having as an advanced post Thionville,
and In tho rear Nancy. The Mosclle here IL
still very small, and scarcely practicable
for small steamers, that go down with the
current 10 Thionvillc, Sierck, Trcves.
At Coblentx II flows right through the
city; one part of the river il still
water. Metz Il very irregularly built has
a population Of about 10000, and some
thing like $4,000 men IN garrison. IL is
surrounded BY three walls, forming two
bitches, which are about eighty feet deep,
and being connected with the river, may
be Inundated vt five minutes notice. On
each side Of the place Is situated kind Of
natural fort, called, on the right side Of tho
river tho Fort Belle Croix, and on the
loft side the Mount st. Quentin. On the
top Of this latter, commanding n view Of
about twenty-five miles, 10 an optical tels-
~ 80. ." si1ns,- - s."s'S, 49, ~. ......
from the Cathedral Of Metz. Tho cherour
dc .frise, or .fauses aur ioups consist in
deep bitches, filled up with bayopct.,
swords, shells, grcnadcs, etc., which are
covered with the ground So carefully that
the most practiced eye is scarcely to detect
Thorn. a il the buildings outside the place
are wooden framework, 50 that they
can be destroyed ut n moments warning.
The Fort Belle Croix (20D is completely
undermined, and the mines are connected
with the Arsenal (l3) so that they can DO
blown up from this latter place. The
"Portc dcs Allcmands' il n historically
curious place, and the only remainder Of
the old fortress as il had been constructed
by the Duke of Lorraine. This gate was
assaulted, In l5i5 by Charles ", Empc.
ror Of Germany and King Of Spain. but
the Emperor, victorious on all other points
was defeated on this by his eternal enemy,
Francis |. Of France. II Is not 10 be sup
posed that the Prussians will cary this
fortress as easily rs they seem to have car.
ried the little but strong place of Btschc,
and the experience Of the Prussian Gener-
ais will scarcely allow them 10 leave so
strong q place in their rear, SO decisive
battle may be looed for in the kplain sur.
rounding Metz.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
yon CONGRESS xInra Instruct
syaTr .lyD COUNT FAIRS.

An Egyptian cotemporary remarks,
with truth. that there never WA u time in
Southern Illinois when there seemed torn
more generous rivalry among NIL tho In
dus,rial classes, and when SO great an
effort was being made. by Agricultural
Fairs to energize and produce good results
from this enthusiasm. The Illinois State
Fair, TO be held at Decatur, September
2Gth, runs six days, and offers a premium
list amounting TO twenty thousand dollars.
The ST. Louis fair commences October
80, and runs six days, and offers premiums
amounting to thirty thousand dollars.
The Union fair Of Centralia, commence,
October 10th, runs FIVE days and offer,
premiums amounting TO nine Thousand
dollars.
The District fair Of Du Quoin com
mences October 18th, runs 1--WE days, nm,
offers over SIX thousand dollars in pre-
miums.
Jackson couniyiholds its fair At Muphy'
boro September 10th, 18th, and 18th.
Franklin county, at benton on the 81
9th, 9TH, and sth days Of October.
Hamilton county, at McLcsnsboro, o
the eth, 2sth, Goth, and Goth Of Septembs
Perry county, at Pickneyville, septen
Der 2lst, 22nd and 23rd.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
General ven Mslsks.

The commander Of the Prussisn army,
under the King. is Hellmuth Frehsir Won
Moltke, whose military title 10 "Lieuten-
Ant General and Chief of the General
staff lie Was born October 20, 1900,
and, consequently lacks bnt a few months
OF being 10 years old. lie belongs to On
old family in Mecklenburg. Soon after
ms hrth, his father, military officer, left
MeckleIburg for nm estate in Holstein, At
the age Of l2young Moltkc with a brother,
was sent to the Military Academy in Go.
penhagen, whose rigid discipline and mill
tary frugality laid the foundation Of his
future character In 1899 he entered the
RUSSIAN service US u COrnet. His family
having become impoverished, no was
forced TO maintain himself for many wears
upon the moderate pay Of his inferior
rank but by the practice Of economy and |
self-denial, ho was enabled 20 obtain in.
sructlon in varlons modern languages,
un abilities were soon recognized. From
800 to 1889, he was in Turkey and Asia
Minor having been sent there by the 1
RUSSIAN government 10 report on the war
WIN Mehemet Ali. After his return. he
,ap,uiy advanced 10 the rank Of General,
S,ag souI however, leaving tho General
,ns ss. ne Is represented rs a man Of great
,nooes'y and simplicity; is extremely "a.
served, and boars the surname ~ "Tf. 81 ~;
lent" His composure and anv. ~ ,;., o.
council. :" III the
The great achievement, Of hi. liss i. tn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
a snor, TheeTy Of lie. M.k,nx.

III the same manner rs IL takes 1000 I'M
H. OF heat to convert water into steam.
under the atmo'pheyic pressure, it takes
i'+ units Of heat 10 convert ice into water.
IL other words, 10 convert ono pound of
ice at 32' into water at 500, requires as
much heat as TO raise the temperature of
one pound Of water from 32o to l740
Ihis IA easily verified by experiment. II
We miA..'ne pound Of water of l74o with
one pound Of water of3,o, the result will
be Two pounds Of water Of the mean TEN.
Perature lO2' but mixing ono nonnd ~
water Of l74' with ole pound If ;po nS aoo
will give us after oil the ice i, melted -:
two pounds Of water Of 32e, we ,hai, o3,.;U
pounds OF water Of 5l' tho Ice os;ns
only l9o, the boiling water loses lsio es sns
then, again, l42 units Of heat have dis
appeared in the water.
Also in this case the heat may be got ON,
again in freezing the water Suppose we
take two pounds Of water, one pound Of
l74' and the other f3x0, and expose them
TO an artificial cold, each in q separate ice-
cresm.freezer, with the same quantities Of
snow and salt. II will be found that the
same circumstances which will cool the
water Of l74oto 520, will freeze all the
water Of $50 into solid ice of 500. Both,
therefore, hsvegiven up the same quantity
OF heat, l42 units, 10 the surrounding cool
ing mixture.