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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-06
AUCTION SALES.

consisting or horses, COWS ana Mules one
very fine blooded Stallion, 4 years old, Colts
and number of fine Work Horses. Ssle to
commence com lnac a. II o'clock a. NJ, on OCTOBER
Sale PATRICK CUNNINGHAM,
sep 27-eots Hooffs Farm, near Theo Sem,
SLOOp FOR SALE.
90 The sloop MARY ANN, six tons burden,
will De sold. by public auction, on MONDAY,
October 10Th, at II o clock NJ, at the foot OF
King street.
sep 29-td w. a. BAGLEY.
DUBLIC SALE.-Ry virtue of deed of
( trust to the su bscriber. dated the first day
Of July, 1856 and recorded in liber K, No. g.
page 439, of the land records of Alexandria
county, and ofsuother deed dated the thirtieth
county, liber Y. No. 3, ioo 1885, will offer for
sale, on TUESDAY,, the first day of Novenl.
bcr 1870, 8. IL o clock NJ, in front of the May
or's Office, in the city of Ale1sndris, Virginia.
the following described property to wi:
Fairfax and Water streets, running back u
and fronting on Faycttc alley, now occupied by
Boynton s. Coggswell.
Aloo, the three story BRICK STORE. No.4
King street, next east Of and adjoining No. "a
All; also having q front on Fayette alley, d.
and lately occupied by E. E. Downhsm s. Go.
Also, the three story BRICK STORE, no.
80 King street. next cas-. Of the last meE- G.
toned, likewise fronting on Fayctte alley, nl
and occupied by NJ. Ruben.
Also, the BRICK WAREHOUSE. on g.
Fayette alley, in the rear Of No. Al! King Il
street, also occupied by NJ Ruben.
Also, LOT OF GROUND, at tho southeast
intersection of Union and Princess sts. front
ing on Union street So feet inches, and rum
ming into tho Potomac river, now in the occu-
pancy of j. T. Armstrong.
Ono fifth Of the purchase money will be re.
quired in cash, and the remainder in equal in
stslments at six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months with interest on the same from
the day of sale at six per cent. Tho title to be
retained until the payments are completed, and
satisfactory amount Of insurance on tic build
ings in proportion to the unpaid instsl ments
TO be held by the Trustee at tho purchasers
cost. Title unquestionable. Costs of transfer
ing the title to be paid by the buyer.
Oc l-eots ANDREW JAMESON, Trust.
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GOA I'LL
BUILDING MATERIAL.
HOME INDUSTRY.

ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
VIRGINIA SASH, DooE AND FRAME
FACTORY,
Corner Queen and Fairfax sts., ALEXIS.
We have now made up 300 doors Of all sizes,
from 81 to $40; 500 Windows of Sash, glazed
and unglazed cheap; 20U pairs Blinds al
sizes 10000 feet Mouldings, 40 different pat
terms Will make st short notice Window and
Door Frames, Brackets, &c, Newes, Balus-
tiers and Hydrants constantly on hand. ldbor-
al discounts made to dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, we feel
confident that we can please our customers.
Planning, Tongue and Growing Saving,
Turning and Scroll-Sawing done in the best
manner.
Plans and specifications furnished to parties
contracting with US for building materials
nar2 RISHElLL s. HODGE.
J. W, MALLS. B.. W. MALLS
MES W. MALLS s. SON,
j 1877 King st., Alexa., Va.
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames. Brackets, uldngs,
Balusters of different patterns, and Novel
Posts. a large stock of French and American
Glass, double and single thick. of all sizes
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paint and White Wash
Brushes Lewis Pure White Lead, and other
Machine Oil. Also, Lime, Of superior quality,
Cement. Calcined Plaster, Pitch and Folt for
Roofing, SC. A large stock of Pugh's ceebrs-
ted Car Augers and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establishments:
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all kinds
Of Building Material, promptly attended TO.
Terms cash. feb lit
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THO AGRICULTURISTS.

THO AGRICULTURISTS.
OBEK'I GENUINE PHOSPHC-PERU:
WAN GUANO. IA SG8 par ton OF 2,OO0
SOLUBLE ANNOTATED SUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LIME. S59 pei. ton of
goo pounds all put up in strong sacks. For
SEP 10 HOE, WEDDERBURN s, co.
1870,
10 :1EEY, EANDKERCHIEFs, GLOVES,
COKSETS, SC.
have jus. returned from New York and
Phi adelpha with full and spendd assort-
mont OF the above goods, to which l invite in
specton and comparison, Us they will ali be
sold at tho lowest market prices.
oct 5 4. u. BENIN, ~ mig ST.
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~ ROW + Il 10 3 A * Z Il S
FAMILY
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THUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.

sep 22-t;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-06

WYMAN, THE WIZARD.
"'MATJNEE on SATURDAY, al 3 o'clock.
Everybody get: !. present at this matinee.
Distribution of costly presents every night.
Admission 25c Family ticket, admitting six
persons, 81. Doors Cpe2 ut o'clock; to com
rncrce at s. oct 6-4t
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AT LLEWELLYN PARK, Orange, \. !

~ RkrIDlNCE d oons, modern ienc stable
,sbdame grounds JuLg rsmhe 6ne views Will rent puvleee
,.rcha-e HAMILTON WALLIS Nassau-st, corner Pines
1raagc Real Estate A.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03
fono sslan0 Real estate for 6alt.

A f Amityville, l.. I.-FARM of 35 acres, good
N house oubungs al good order for SALE
EXCHANGE for city property ECLAND Co. Beekman
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0onntrn Real estate for Sale.

D0IIING MILL FOR SALE.-The West
IL s Ing Iron Company viii sell si private sale their mill The mill
d%i ocat irontaee Of 80 feet on The sohuylih Ca
on with Raoad siding into The
v ,be Advantages Of shipping both BY rail AID canal The
npiete running order has large home trade and
Z oO tu Bar and Plate lron annually There two
.ev,p Pudding Heating Rotary
Snke MschiHe Lstht thres Shet~ an
G 49, Rolls making all rounds squares aud hs In
, tb the mill property lot Of with frontage Water
Of Pa and Frontt Of l' set which erots
oce conveniently
Information either personally letter obtained y calling
or addressing the WEST READING IRON co, Relhng Pa
CT. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA-"MAGN0L
~ HOUSE for SALE, furnshed this delightful Hotel
dating persons Handsomely repaired aud uev furnished throughout
offered for bargain heg III health Also for sal
two loufeS T. j. RYALL, Freehold N
GONE of the CHEAPEST FARMS and FARM
- ING LANDS IN MISSOURI POR SALE Por PARTICULAR address
KlMBRAUGH SAMUEL, Huntsville hisoun.
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST.
~ NORRIS haS .Sn AAiis1ABB AisK1 BBfvIsToy

NORRIS And ESSEX DINlSlON.
Depot, Nss Yorl foot Bselsyt ,o foot Of
s1ahLR ARsANGkaEYIs rs engineering .u.sDAi - D ~ ~ & ~
Br,aeh Dosr ~h Chester Branch wsteroo yin s9ssr X q
for wa.r Gap rOsla ser.DioH Great Bead Bnshsop syr,
,d orego and al Pon the Laeti-anna ard boou''r
M I;S n IEHiGH TAfIsT EXPRESS stop. Nsg,s Morn.
;; :. ,s Rs;a g. B: pei % S,B Be M.ss tssa A .'a ~
ZOE N SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Dover with
a S,.roo -ith sG'eI And a, Washington with D, L. All
H 1' HxcSETfsfows row 'I NAL l.. sosa:e Booua Chester
For HoRRIsToWS at, r:2o nU 2:oo $40 .lo $40 and
Fo SUMMIT Oerusd,. r,on $50 7oO ADD 1910.
fcr ORANGE ,Bd SOUTH ORANGE $50 7o 1910 an.
:2o. m iiO $50 $40 12o $50 s:SO $50 300 .sd H.
For NEWARK $50 80 .:OC $50. $50 'o:lo lO:e9 lao
!5 LA $40 $40 3 SO 5o soS SO 90 @ sSS ssi lis rs
1.s.sa stop At nR1adSTisD E,es S;y .s mosrJAp s~
loo a n, aad 2:oO. $50, $50, e:29, sad 800 "a
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leaves Depot
H foot q Chsn5er,st ,nt foo u 2S!sL :, 'Siov
M . n a.iy Les7, 2sst st rs an s5 and 81.
80 S. r.: % S 1 sf train Ii Sro 1 sua os1s
", y, Gion a ses Sn9 co.eBs. G sceepHI
M % n rom IS Ydrt 10 hoees;sr Bq5so sGd Gseiouis
A. E9gr.qt +.H ,,Sg, VS. DE-: az =. I'S p M an a1 .nY
For MIDI ,sn 80, p Ca1i', als MI and ss'-
DAYS only $3.50 a n. (2ld-st, 8:l3 a. m) -,
For grscOurt and W.y a. $40 m oa 81 aba "a,
Fr % SUI suss1 and Wy and N aoi 40, ,Dd s:ep NJ III.
,ter TI.n 'll3o N t22 At 'l:42 M AS ,o,, o ,,s
n", .ii5 5.s s. rs aud Gas N Prom Depot
6:s5 lJ:I5 a IN. Il IN. 'il5 4 SIS ind6S m,
Hisse from G3is, Depot Al $50 ana II -
n t2I5 3:45 tl5 s45 sni t5p Prom Chambsrst Depot
For Pisiaoat Sy.ci Monss, w., ION "a D..ot a. sl'
fIg:45 t3l5 45 - snd t5:l5 and SATURDAYS onl,
rf ll5p Ia From Depot st9Jla a m tlJ, iJ'
dis go 500 and 6;9O D. Ssurdivs only ti2:eo mL
Tickets M passage and for Apartments Drawing Room sad eeof
can ohtAu the transfer OF SAG
x,ge nav be COmpanys o1ees 24 3s ard ~ bosi.H
Is cbaabes.t GrensehsLi CO..! l2sb and Tbiays iin
, 3 Puton. Depo foot Of ChAnherss ana cot
23 S.sYork No EIebangeplsce and Long DOCK epO '"'s
Citr Of the at tbs pn1e2 Pei hotels ,, ~ ,,pp
l. d.. RUCkER, Julr3 n ~ a.,
Cent lSo - " itAI
Daily irof tiaoleusa'A "nV'
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REAL ESTATE.

fBw-foRks SaNrday, OVt' - w.
sone COED properties are announced ior slie
,,as week Mr VIM. II. RaynOr has sold one iol Sou'n
.ads sixty thhdst, 100 feet east from flit'a.e Io
eAJ5a also lots north side of Fifty -nith-sI' 'V '
wet from 5th.aye. for s2600o-e fhl lots' 1,ye Of
Among the lands to he sold are coo l0ts IN t.S Mssrs
A,oeS Pains N j. on THURSDAY next, by the Messi'
A ID. Melhck IT., q Bro.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03

A YOUNG MAN, with some business expe-
enca would like make permanent business arrange
uenuS Address COMMISSION Po-OHce Box 4Ss2 New-lof
DOOKKEEPER, IS years practice, speaks
ID French Spanish and languages, desires tnA
ton can qive the best Address s. c. Tribune O6ee
CITUATIONS WANTED by Man and Wife
- Cann and Gardener the wife as Cook or General Hon'e
Have recommendations Gail or address 80 East lr
seye St., between second and IhriaTe-
L'ARM HANDS at Bowling Green.-PIERCE
constantly hand 6scsss Sseies German Scotch
and Engsh Also. Mechanics Cosehmen. Gardeners &c
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03

! CUANGE OF TIME.-The steamboat MARY
- POWELL vii and l Monday sept ls leave Ne. Yorf At
ESrnrsh Po1shkeepss Rondou landing CoEreus weH
| p,,f Al Sex.H AMI g.Ou
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prp Goods.

E)rp 9oooos.
A LTMAN BROTHERS e. Co.
MxTn.AvB
Open this ~ess. csmmspeipscn
MONDAY octl
With one sf the toes .--otm.nr Of
DRESS SILKS
BVer shOEp. oompnsng
EVENING DREssRs
WALKING COSTUMES,
CARRIAGE ROBES. he,
oP RICH MATERIAL
AND KLBoAET MAXI
LADIES AND cHIIDREFs
UEDBRGARnKsTs, IN
FLAEERL
spsLIS AND usEF, ,,
ef,er, nah. and aasby.
INS NAPKINS,
And every description Ofwhie Goods
sPLEspD HvoICK oP BONNET vELyETs'
ell eeor,, justin
Pare sn, and greatest bargains A, 'ea'eh
EBw SASH RIBBONS,
Gros Grain.
al colon q s5c yard,
BEST BLACK at 81, worth 81 IS
ALTMAN" PALL KID GLOVE, Psll oolornel'
GLOVE CORSET. FITTING
LADIBs MERISO VESTS At 7Sc
specially well worth FL 50 each
Bvry dep,me, u BOvees sDc thrOuged BY hondreo Of
delighted visitors every hour
PoLITRyBss ATTENTION AND GREAT BARGAINS
ALTMAN BROTHERS.,
33I AND 333 sTxTHAyR
A II WHOLESALE and RETAIL-The BANK,
n RUPT STOCK Of large WHOLESALE HOUSE and will be .oh
greatly reduced Vee French Paper Hanging Wlndos 80 Sesae
ugh Csrpengx Cloths Gilt COrners, hattngs ke p oh
Gold Paper 80 per roll; Hre Paper cent PEI @ Ilne
Gold Window Shades, 81 par-us1sy sof - ~ y.r'
Tc OH Cloth, SO cent? ,a Dot Of knghsh CARPET
iugs aa AT Ios prieen ". COATES,
80 No 277 ndsobst,
opposite Dominica st
House, Psper Decorated Kalsomned and Painted Good ~osmen
sent 10 any of tie country.
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0NG ISLAND RAMROAD.

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
sUnNER ARRANGE EMENT.
on and sfsr MONDAY MAY l 1870 vi" a's Jan" sup
fol-
1000 Northpor WAY Train stopping At al shzsdse hosA
I2OO m. HempIsad Wsy Ina.
33O D. n Gresnport and Sag HIrbor EI2rssa
D NOrthpon kIpen
$50 I. EOrlbpon Way Tran ~.
$50 D. n For North fp and intermediate tssone T., ~
Trans branch hempstssd eanda t., novA
Gn Locus. VALLEY. huntington and hor'hl"5t e1s
Point {, and o. N. D. y, Dae W, ~
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03

1t viii thu. Traveller, soang Line instead Of the
whole Stseroom ~ % save IN t1Sh 5y tI5ng oar Line IN
on s ss Psa s1sh eps ga1ISH E5s Sa'''
0n Be. & PsrS . / 90 tive v II our whole Room. 90 70
Difference vita one Berth in
without iiiSn Accommodation. 3 70
i. eyery Traveller Directly interested IN supporting
aaorns fr.c Steamers cheap 2 eomnani
SeSh.vr very powerful and Entirely New Boilers and
sDSrs in furnishing decorating end Cabins
OOCo having been expended for THIS purpose dPa9g P ss past %
,, three blocks Desbrot Perry DAILY SAT-
Az @ at ooc p n or on the arrival Evening gIpr Train
4 T, % w are oh and B,ggsse checked points West anl
Sorh - Passengers In albany aai susquehanna New
& Pae bS purchasing their ketsior Albany O4y vs Bsg
M Sisos xE n s sso6i s ' aAs96x Hs %
GabTO ALBANY and TROY.-The DAY LINE
y Steamboat. yLBBAaD and DANIEL DREW viii l.,y. yes.
ss ,nd Tauosa g fssS. C9LR' T7e Sssi Fog. JgaVJ V1J
Ses0%sh sy. o so..a, ear, connection Nth 20. .,
boats eaye arrival Absny eomaeneg Iq7, - lor Sharon
Boa sESEGA vii transfer P,..egs nom Asany to Troy Tcisa
se and baggage checked DOd Express oae ~ Bro.d-,'
CUANGE OF TIME.-The steamboat MARY
- POWELL VII and after hogasy sept ls leave Ne.
9s S .S f oaSou sndSs a. GG. ws
Psn, Cornwall, SeF.Hamoufg and Mi;OG,
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROvIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER.
n3 ron r:r u n e. =. o .dvinysCs 81 RPs,;,@I a,
p.d hr. 70 BOSTON 81 10 PROVIDENCE 81.
F.h. al Ior,si Pro-ss .ih Boston sss Fro'
Worcester e. ali SP'rass y kss sss -, ss.ss
nELAWARE AND n. Y. ). 5. Co., Pier 81,
ao,bF s WRestsDaY D W FbAT TGi S @ iHs or
al points IDd Br.Ira'r and Phaphis MnisSs
abi BItrore Railroads Returning oil leave Ls~s TCESDAi
THURSDAY and SATURDAY H+ For hega' or p"is''ppv
q ~. - sFLSESDID FISHING AT LESEs
NEW JERSEY YRAILR0AD-FR0MF FOOT OF
~ CoRTIISDT sr.-ge. WEST PhlLADELPiIA go 20 ,at $50
is 100 80 fsl tE ~ ~ VAS "a
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST $40 n s:le' ref TaE Wksr,
va Peaasylv,n. q, irssas:J0 n, aud :. Silver Palace
sah'd tbs ss ,nd tun 'aoash hen ss ori % n Ss
,she 10 n. 4 n dsT and through Ptsbah, Css.as
ST Chssgo without change fes,s for sale
'I pdsISs q PIiSE 6RiwiSSRooa ad IsgPiSGcAs
m Prsbugk, ChsSo Coanns Cincinnati iadanap
oil, Lou. and 81 Loas shoai ehsugs The $50 train also
Pullman Can and psund Passenger Coseb ihronga -hoss
jas. is $50 EwJAcKsos General s,p.d,,.ai.,.
NEW W-Y0RK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIvER RAILROAD.-Trsins leave Thrtehs follow:
sa N. Chicsgs EIpres Drawing. room siiaehsL
1850 hPecs pTsSinx Car Express for Chicago No 60
eoHmOd.tn for Way ps.sager eIespi Drs-ing Cara
n Northern sRi Wessm Express Drs~ss ssaessl
~ n MOnirrsl krprsss Du~ing.room attached -
F P,e'ae EIpre. vii. Sleeping through :" "'i'H'"'
seonlPahc EIpr.Ss Sleeping stsAsd for
via both {. Railroads for Louisrle via laisatpos
Bgaso and kocbester Ttls sn vil lssve at % ss
II IN, Night Express sleeping ean attached
200. m and ". POoxhls%sp.. % ,5.n.
$50 and Tso sing sing ana q. a., a 10 ,ss il:p
$50 r;io so6 ,n& 10 . m s'fo, i:0 an ''' ~"
sss n sssdsy TAN soI Poeghlespas m ,.,..s., Ass.l
ysv Ten. Sect DO ira
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&slp Uantsb.

CLERK WANTED having some knowledge
~ Of Bookkeeping and Aeeounts Apply BY letter OF Pona n
Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays between and ~ To-
G. B. lie BARON, 25 PIuest
EIRST-CLA Scandinavian CLERK wanted,
speaking English outdoor work down town Inquire
Boglng-yreen
7 AIDES desiring IA first-class SEWING MA
Il CHINE monthly insaneui, will apply a, 2st Bovery
NNANTED-As an ASSISTANT in the Office
w wholesale house. Intelligent lad 10 yrs
old write and vel and be neat al tidy p person aud habits
living With his preferred Address, stating and eKer
ence. with reference s., Box 1888 7. o.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03

vNO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.-IMPORT-
Ant INFORMATION.-ln ores to afoni cheap communication
between he Albany Toy. the Nest ant North the
Propeto Of the ALBANY AND TROY LINk comprising & large
st aud connections VANDERBILT AMI CONNECTICUT
have decided 10 permanent reduction the fare. and classify
the charges @ made for state roms or bs
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Drp GOODS.

~
nAMAGED GOODS y!
IL DAMAGED GO0Dsilll
Tsse DOLLARS WORTH OF DRY GOODS DAMAGED BIZ
WATER
DAHAGED HsRIyO
DAMAGED EMPRESS CLOTH.
DAMAGED POPLrGs AND ALPAcs
DAMAGED OPERA FLASSBIs.
DAMAGED sHAWLs
AN RErTRB STOCK OP DRRss GOODS SOAKED rBROVdh'
The yer, he's, FRENCH MRRNo, 3Se per yard.
Fner EMPRESS CLOTH eoc.
GILBERT OPERA PLANNBLS 3e
Msay piece Of al Wool Goods could be
dyed and make cheap dress
THB GOODS MUST BIZ SOLD QUICKLY
bsfor. they spoil a nominal price.
EXCBLLBET WHITE BLANKETS
ONE DOLLAR
EXPENSIVE sHAwLS for tndng
br v,ry Little, and cut vel for chldreus dresses.
The quantity Goods Damaged Ane every win ind
something taiing along
KOCHS
sALB OF DAMAGED GOODS,
IS CARMISB, COR BLBBCKBRsT
MRS. A. BURDETTE SMITH, PATTERN
WI BAZAAR s4 BroaissT tnear Tweniethst Magnificent dis
Of Trimmed Pems Patterns and warranted
Feet Cutting and Bsstins Designer and importer
READS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ID NJ p. BROWN, No. 300 Broadway, seT-HOrs
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN Raj
W. ROAD.

NEw-YoRK AND noiS oiNSEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ c,gg, SUMNER AZ .sR1SsEssIEyyyS s
Pan,,:, station EssYori Of Tv,uty svssih 81 ps
F'siL.l lEslys s'I.s1s LEAVE g sFwYosx FTs'iy
rsT N.- h,ysa .aa BdEepo. (ELl lSo "a l2;h tkIh
For Milford sniior FTs,h southport .at ws'po 100 lls
For p Sof... zoo 500 PPEfk s LIZ n.l' EIl 30
For STAFFORD, .lEI Il:n l2l3 tELl 2:la tkib
' s, 60 9..s.:s s, S .s s: sS $40 H. 81. .as. An, ,
ssnd,y Nal rr,s leaves T-say..vntA ss-rst alp
Soro' via both sPHncSs,sy ncSosyEcTfSe Gf s'fis TRANS
fSf rSf BSSa BSSa y. y. Rs,.s sRs.sffS st s g. Ts
For Hartford .sd Spr1sssd m, lll' '''p I. % s"''
ss-pcIt R. L, l2:ls EI eOunsens With Steam" aero"
S rs 'es cosnsa Sas RTsss s.;S.s Ho.s
FOR Hartford Pro,dsne, Fshfn Railroad a H.l: Rs,
For susls Linz k.l.s1 IA 70 Aor"es and fro''ss "
For SS. H.T:s Tor.s.nps. Railroad, 8 All o." 1-"
Fsi mos...osis a Rsro.2' 6. d .adspn
,sT SS.s.;;' S:sss.s; az s;5S. sy. s.rsa % Ia
FOR RsIrosd t:l; -. a.. -. va 80 Sal.
s,' M Ma. T.' ., ether Line Iss sorT SAGE sssa..s
NEWARK AND NEW;YoRK RA1hR0AD'- S.,Il k1.s
S,T, q "a '; sES y;G; s S5s 5sggs ssg
s.SC. 500 5!s, ' .Oo 80 500 $50 ''''. s." ." Nv
'I fa9s W. NV liSs 2cRt ros SssT SEQ s 3"
~ + 2 sssLpwis, G.s. F,.ssSse As..,
NFw-yoRK and HARLEM RAILROAD;
n EN Ot MONDAY hs' q lslo, tvo krpr-s, IfAa' w
~ On ind as .snty sItss. And Posrths'e s oo~''
isa's sspot, 80 q Ruis1d LLPres.
p'G N Hostresl ESpresh -. -, =, .,S
Sleep 1g Cesho % tSS' / e. BuCkH0UT. SupsrEtssdsst
SorTTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
~ sIrNfMER ARRANGEMENT.
o...ess sospII DAY 50 i''' from A'"-'''' ~ Gr'sd"'
III ,vd Aeon mediation to PsthoSee
- % p.h,lov Ace 10 .ha and all SHdora
s.et.v., Frsuiso ou q pat lac ~
u EIprs.s Pst,bogas, wih Belle
''~F ,ou Prs Plsss. sad soath hsvsa
.n. "a Aseor for Paseoyue
s0p a Ae.ou no4atos fOr lei asd all sistona
snp fer ksrnsk and oil sAnoss satsravs
isIostl 10 Basyos
- 49, y Fire isssd.
nt,ss soss.st Of yssr ssisvs, sIssp sp
so~ New m ~ : q n fson lslp
Tss pssy bsss ksels-sy ssss SI
r,n,sA usss nd sss,sassss Of sIsssssssA
Tslsu ts fteh be Oss Dollar
Fer further paSssssn srgs nss Isesa
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03
Citp Real estate for Sale.

IN FIRST CLASS brown stone HOUSES for
tNb SALR-Pnees from Sl4OO0 $4,000 fun particulars
sse ier pnnieo list A. G. LOOMS Co, lXS4 BroadSay
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03

NrCVV VORk and HhNLLNN It7hI siNNhf y
NEW lOhn Ot noSpIY Ma, q lsTo, tvo krpr-s' rnAa' ~
ZOn a,r an 81 Twenty sIs q and FosHh''e' " i"ho"
isaFs espot, ,osn :. - Ruts1d LIpress
W. n Novtre. EfpresA 49,, .. A.
s..pas Co,,s E.s' "'n' g BucKHouT ssDsns.ssdsst
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03
Soaro ano Rooms.
Glcamboats ano Railroads.

TWO DOORS from Fifth-aYe.-A whole
FLOOR Tor families; also gle ROOMS no EU. Tire
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03
Brooklpn Rtal gsiate for 5alt.

Brooklpn Rtal gsiatf for 5alt.
THREE-STORY Philadelphia Brick
IN house all modern improvements Cnonst, for sALk
Pnce s0Eol NJ A. rutland Co, 5 BeekmAn-st n y
EOR SALE-The new and elegant three
story high and suhelsr broWnone 'front.' HOUSE
sItss S Of sIhaye BroOkn 9IoIloo hAs u rooms
vateT-elosts, French plate windows black
vebu elevated heaer wash trays,
marble rsntes speadd fixtures and every ee
location 6ea Please examine want
u VGrchsse. - -
IS S0absi., NeH-YOrk.
E0R SALE-Three story brick HOUSE, all
Il Improvements No 81 DegaN theeo songrout HOUSE
sn No GSuOl SfOkE,
front Smith AMI President STORE Bond and
Inquire d. G. NORTHROP, 80 DegrsWt, before
0 and aster4 p H., % CouTtst from 10 to
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-07

A great many Of our exchanges are yer!
active in trying TO excite in their feaoerS
laudible enthusiasm On the question of Agri
cultural Fairs Maj. Sutherland, the very
competent and enterprizing President OF th'
State Agricultural Association is very active
III his efforts to complete ample arrangements
for tho next annual exhibition, and requests
the Legislature to render whatever assistance
they can consistently with the interests OF lhe
State. We are gratifed at this exhibition Of
advancement of TIE Agricultural interest, ano
look TO these organizations for the accomplish
msnt of a great deal Of good, and suggest that
Mai. Sutherland propositions be cordially re-
sponded to.
The subject of County fairs has not mel
with the enthusiasm that its Importance mer-
its not that the people do not appreciate
their Importance, but an Indifferent hoioiho
off for some one 10 inaugurate AMI lead to al
organization. A number Of the counties III
the State have organized these Associations
which are now quite fourishirg and have
been productive OF great go cd. There is moth
lug better calculated for the systim-
atislng Of labor and utilization Of resoul-
ces, aad melting q commendable competition
of industry With the Southern people, the
science OF Agriculture has been almost wholly
neglected and Of a consequence the develop
ment of lis interests sadly retarded But un-
der the new system, when the whole contour
of labor has become changed, and more waltz
able as ii is more independent, ii becomes an
imperative necessity to systi1uaise it AID to
utilize its object, in OF der 10 mako it proilta-
Bile. Poor lands once farmed by cheap la
Dor must now be improved TO Justify the en-
ployment of independent labor, which in turn
must be systematizel to meet its additional
value Besides the various inter nal improve
ments have opened up all the various sec lions
Of the country to the different markets ard
the various sections now in competlti on
with each other, it becomes necessity not on
" to produce in quantity but to compete in
quality.
We hope this question of a County Agricu!-
tural organization will be properly consldered
by our citizens and that an early a nd an &C
tive move will be- II adj in that direction. We
have some very Intelligent and enterPris-
ing farmers in cur county, and we hope they
will let Us hear from them GA the subject, with
a view % an carly organization Of an Agric"l
tural Association Several Of the adjoining
counties have already organized Ike Associa-
tions, and others are making preparatory al
rangements Shenandoah is able to compete
successfully, and we hope to see the old oOnn-
ty sustaining herselfIn this as she has il every
Gtha interest.