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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15
AXCI1DN SALES.
BY John HI. Parro1t A.o,.--

THRUST SALE-By virtue of a deo5 of..u,.
Il from Virginia Scott to the under,ie,s5
dated the 18th day of August, 1870. of record on
for the purposes of said deed, / shall, on TURs.
DAY. the II day of December, 1870, at II
NJ, in front of the Mayors Office, in the city Of
alexandria, Va, ss trustee in said deed named.
offer for sale, by PIP pupils %aaGslDn, the following
of Fairfax, part of the BUsH.HILL ESTATE,
viz: Beginning st q stone marked r. n. s. 8,
being the corner of a tract Of land conveyed by
Josiah Watson and wife to Richard Marshall
Scott, on the 18th of August, 1897, and running
thence with the 18th line Of said tract reversed
north 749 east SO poles to the corner u
Of said above mentioned tract; thence dus
north 307 poles 10 . stump OF q swamp black
osk, on the bank Of Cameron or Back Lick run;
thence with the meanders of the run to q stake
on the bank thereof on the dividing line of the
lands ofthe said Virginia Scott and Barbour;
thence with said dividing line south Ito east
1877 poles to q stone marked K. n. 8. g; thence
again with the lines Of the above mentioned
tract conveyed By Josiah Watson and wife to
Il. 81. Scott south 1879 west IS poles to the cor
ner N" of said tract; thence with the last lius
ming, containing about ONE HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND, exclusive of the land co.
cupied by the O., A. &N. x. r. Co. near the
bank of the run.
Terms: Expenses of sale and of the pur-
chase money cash, and the residue in two equal
instslments at six and twelve months, respect.
lively, from the day Of Gale, with interest the
deferred payments to be secured by negotiable
notes, with good endorsers, and also by lien
upon the property-the said property being liza.
be 10 be resold by public auction upon delsul;
in the payment thereof, by virtue Of said dee1
of trust. Deeds and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. WESTEL WILLOUGHBY,
Fairfax co.. nov 25-ts Trustee.
r AND FOR SALE-Pursusnt to q deed Of
~ trust from Lee futile to the undersigned.
bearing date April %. 1859, and of record on
the land records Of Fairfax county, liber b,
No. 4, page 76, l shall, on MONDAY, the 10th
day OF December. 1870, Court day, in front Of
the Court House door of Fairfax county,, sell to
the highest bidder, tho following described
property: All that TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND conveyed by said deed Of trust, con.
tanning two hundred and ninety-fve acres and
one hundred and forsy.one poles. This land
lies near Burke's station, o., A. & NJ. K. r.,
and near G. A. Arundle's.
Terms: SO much cash as will discharge the
expenses of sale and the amount due and I'M laid
under the said deed Of trust, and the residue on
4 credit of six months. The cash required will
be announced on the day Of sale. Selling
as trustee. l will convey such title rs IS
vested in me by said deed Of trust only, which
is believed to be good.
WIN. SAGAR, Trustee.
Fairfax county, nov l9-la4W
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GRAND VOCALANDI INSTRUMENTAL
" CONCERT AT LIBERTY HALL, ON
THURSDAY. December 18th, 1870.
The Concert viii open with the GEN. LEE
ARTILLERY .GALOP,. composed ior TIE
occasion by Prof. J. w. Bergman, of Wash.
ington, u. G..
Tho instrumental music will DO under the
auspices of"THE BEETHOVEN AMATEUR
MUSICAL ASSOCIATION, Of Washington /;
Miss Cornelis Stoutenburgh, of Alexandria,
assisted by Prof. J.. W. T1ebells, of Philsdel-
phis, will pay the accompaniment.
The committee beg leave TO state again That
no trouble or expense will be spared in provid.
ing for the comfort and safety Of the audience,
The hall will be nicely cleansed and handsome
~ decorated, and a special detail Of police will
be stationed through and around the hall.
Ticke:s can be had ut the Music Store of Vic
tor Becker, and the Bookstore of George E.
French. Tickets so cts. reserved seats IS eta
Doors open at 7; performance at O'Clock pre-
PkOGKAMME-PARTI.
/. General Lee Artillery Galop, Bergman
Beethoven Musical Association
2. Ouarte.:e. Cor Amorls, Lem!ot-Ars Julia
Monroe, Miss Helen Nevett. Miss Emma
Summers, j. W. MattiDgly, w: h. Widney.
3. Arditi Waltz. Ar0ii-Madame Cecilia
q. When the Qaiet Moon is Beaming, Schoen-
dorf-W. H. Widney.
s. Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer, Wsllsce-
Mrs. Julia Monroe.
i. Robert La Diable. Observation-Disclosures
Musical Association.
PART II.
|. SYMPHONY, Observation-Disclosures Musical
Association.
2. Waiting, Millard-Msdame Cecilia Yong
krstschmsr.
9. Tihi Omncs Angel. kosini-Miss Emma
Summers and j.. W. Msttlngly.
4. The Dying Girl, Hewitt. W. Mattlngly.
S. Msgnelic Waltz, Arditl- Miss Emma ou"-
7. The Harp that oncs through Tsrs's Halls,
Moore-Madame Cecilia Yong Kratschmsr;
7. II Trovatore, Verdi-Beethoven Musical
dec LOST Association.
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Owned property on Columbus street auj would
be glad to have q railroad pass by his front
door. He thought it would DO Mr.. Miller
good to have a railroad 20 Oh the broad street
where he lived, Tor God knows nothing else
ever went there. (Lauehter) A railroad
could run ct 20 miles 80 hour through any
street of the city without running over any
body. He would crsider it favor if some
railroad would run over and kill off a few poor
people. (Laugbter.) Why any sane man
should oppose the consttueiion Of a Jew road
he could not understand, but be did not think
that more than one man lie met in sixty on
the street was q sane man. lie was gla1 OF
this opportunity to tell people what he thought
OF them. CO.. S. continued at some length 10
q humorous vein. He was certain that if
capitalists here would build houses aud induce
quick and ~cettaia transit between this city and
Washington, they would not 'onIy mske as
large gains as they do 10 shaving paper, but
would benefit the towu. The board then ad.
journed.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS-,

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-In the Senate
to-day, Mr.. johnson, of Virginia, present
ed the memorial of Sam'l. Price, of Green
brier county, Va, asking the removal of
his political disabilities also the following
memorials: Memorial of the heirs of VIM.
Humphrey, a revolutionary soldier, asking
the arrears of pension due him at his death.
Memorial of Maria Bohrer and Ann Green,
heirs at law of Col. Uriah Forrest, of tie
revolutionary army, asking that they be
paid the half pay due him at his DEATH
Memorial of VIM. Henry Hibbs, Superin-
tendent of the Poor Of Loudoun county,
Va, asking compensation for the property
of the poor in said county burned by the
U. S. troops Nov, 1864.
sented, and at the expiration Of the morn
ing hour, Gen. Schurz addressed the Sen
ate in favor of universal amnesty.
In the House Of Representatives, q
number of resolutions were offered, among
them the following by Mr.. Mckenzie:
Resolved, That the Committee on APP
preparations be requested to consider the
propriety of making an appropriation for
the rebuilding of the Little Falls or Chain
Bridge over the Potomac, destroyed by
the late freshet from the Shenandoah river
into the Potomac. Referred.
Gen. Buffers amnesty bill was then
taken up. The time of debate being linn
tied to five minutes, among others,
Mr.. Mckenzie spoke in favor of univer-
sal amnesty. He said that be had been
abused by some Of the gentlemen who
wanted amnesty, but that could not alter
his course. He believed that the further
continuance of political disabilities was
unwise and ungenerous, and he did not
wish to see any men in the community
where he lived have less rights than he
himself had.
The debate was continued.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The friends of General Amnesty here
abandon all hope of getting through a gen.
eral bill this session. A large class Of in
dividuals will. however, be amnestied by
special amnesty bills.
G.. G. Bowen, Representative from South
Carolina, who is now under indictment for
bigamy here, will undertake to show an
Indiana divorce from his first wife. Bow
ems first wife was Miss. Pettigru King, a
lady of good family in South Carolina, but
reduced in circumstances, and at the time
of her marriage an employee in the Post
Office Department.
In the Edwin's embezzlement case to-
day, Chief Justice Cartier delivered ar
opinion holding that the act Of Congress
passed last winter amending the patent
laws, which, by mistake, declared the law
creating the Office of Treasurer of the Uni
ted States and MANY other important nnns
to be repealed, did not in fact operate as q
repeal of such laws.
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HEALTH N WEALTH.

Health depends upon Keeping our systems in
proper tone. We often need tho sid of tonics
to do so. Speer's standard Vino Bitters."
according to the opinion of our best and most
successful Medical Practitioners, are the desid.
eratum so long sought after by the profession.
Try them and be convinced.
Sold by Druggists. dec l2-lw
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LAND ALE.-Green & Wise, real estate
agents, sold 90 the 18Th inst, a tract of land
near Cattlett's station, GA. & NJ. R. R., con-
tanning $50 acres, belonging to Richard Stone,
ESQ.,, for $50 per acre, to Ira C...Underwood
of New York State.
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nov so l79 KIM ST..
RECEIVED.

I 5 RECElFEC.
o. A lsrge stock Of
HANDSOME TEA TRAYS IL WATERS,
solid Cocoa, india Rubber and Jut. Door
Mats, Clothes Wringers, Toilet Sets, Chal Il
Dishes, Fire irons. Coal Mods, Fiutin& Ms-
chimes, pinking and F~lulirg Erons, Fancy
Clothes and Market Bask cts.
a fun line of ROGERS BROS. CUTLERY,
handsome selection Of Plated Spoons. Forks,
Rubber Dishes, Cast"rs, Molasafs Pitchers c''
warranted best uusli:y. and everything to be
csIled fer in u first class House Furnishing
s.or,. Cali ani examine our large stock Ut 63
ort q A.. II. MOTT CO
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AVERY s. A WILSON

AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
226 King st cor. Alfred,
Invite attention to their large and we'll Sc
lected stock of
suitable for the approaching Holidays.
Layer Raisins, in whole, hslf and quar-. boxes.
Valencia Raisins, Seedless Raisins,
Zante Currsnts, Citron.
Fishers Mince Meat, Flavoring Extracts,
Pure Spices, Sea Moss Farlne,
Cox's Gelstine, Duryea's Corn Starch,
Heckcr's FarinR, Preserved Ginger,
Brandy Peaches, French Mustard,
Sardines, Lobstsrs,
Olive Oil, Catsups.
English Sauces, Sweet Cider,
Canned Fruits and Vegetables. English and
American Pickles, &C., &C.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Genuine Old Baker Whiskey, Hanger WIS
Bag, Thepnpse-,e pure Rye Whiskey and other
choice brands; Port, Madeira and Sherry
Wines of genuine importation; Cooking Wines.
Jamaica Spirits, N. x. Rum, Pure Holland
Gin, French and Domestic Brsndies, &C., &c.
All goods sold 1T the very lowest prices and
deliv cred free Of charge.
AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
dec9 226 King ST., cor. Alfred.
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The LAST CHANCE.-Dr. Morris Bernhardt
will close his Office Satur lay December 18th at
4 O'Clock p. NJ. according to advertisement, and
may be found at his rooms uotil that time,
where he will be pleased to receive a call from
those needing bis services. 1t will perhaps be
a long time before our city will be visited again
By So competent aud skilltul an oculist and op-
ticiap, and We would advise the suffering 10
improve this last opportunity. The following,
tromthe pen OF Rev. ]. +. Johnston will be
found strong endorsement Of the Doctors
sill
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
II. KING, Ja.,
MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. 9th u F SITS.
Washington. D. G.
MILLINERY, FANCY g. LADIES Flu,
MISuJNC lrHDS

MILLINERY, FANCY & LADIES FUk.
NISHING GOODS.
Fine Beaver Hats al zoe. &C aud 81 Ostrich
Featb ers at SOC, -5c and 81 elegant Flowers
from Csc to TIC q pray Bonnet Veiyets from
2 60 to 81 50 a yard, the best. and Velveteens
from 75c to 81 rs. the very beet. per yard;
Laces. Gimpure, Thread, Valeneiennes Dutchess'
and Point Applique and Silk Laces, all grades
elegant Sash Ribeon from 75c to Sl25 per yard;
s sl1sadii Trimmed Bonnets and Hats from 4 o.
to SIS; Hosiery, Gloves and handkerchief.
Linen Collars and Cuffs. in every variety and
ut the lowest market rates: Corsets from Toe to
81, the very best imported Ladies' Vests. good
quality, from 75c to 81; an elegant assortment
Cnildren's Furs from 3 % 10 81 500 set; Ladies'
Furs from 6 90 to $40 q set. the best OF mink.
sB- Hats trimmed without charge.
WASHINGTON. dec 3-1m
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MUTINoUs. The crew CT the schooner Ed
aard Slade. lying at the wharves of the Ameri-
can Coal Company, becoming. mutinous this
morning, were arrested at the tho Captains in
stance and committed TO Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

Police REPORT Affairs at police head
quarters were very quiet this morpipg.
MAYORS OFFIcE.-Thonas Rye and James
Johnson, tor vae1ancy, and Us suspicious char
acters, were whipped and sent out OF the city.
Frederick Schmidt, for begging and 1osuIt'
ing ladies on the streets, was whipped and sent
out Of the city. =,
NIGHT REpopr.-Night clear, cold and
windy. There were no disturbances and no
arrests. Four dodgers we're accommodated at
the watch house.
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WHITTLESEY,
q. 8. COMMISSIONER
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR N
RIA PROV

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR IN
BANKRUPTCY.
Congress having Just amended the Bankrupt
law so that nearly all parties eau be discharged
from their debts unobatructed by the fifty per
cent clause, go. called, another opportunity Of
fers to secure the benefits of this most effective
and permanent measure Of relief. The above
named will make bankrupt business q specially;
will procure discharges on the most moderate
terms, and transact all business in that line at
prices which cannot fsil to DO satisfactory. Be-
ing U. s. Commissioner, he will endcaver to
visit tho different counties on court days, and
thus save parties the trouble and expense OF
several trips to Alexandria in beginning and
proceeding with their cases. Discharges can
be obtain cd here before Register Hill as prompt
" as in Richmond or elsewhere, and =: much
less expense to parties 1t may be added that
the Bankrupt act, in conn action with the
Homestead exemption, which it is now beloved
will be secured TO the bankrupt under the bank
rupt law. is the only real relief now offered to
parties struggling in the hopeless bondage OF
old debts. Address personally or by letter at
No. II south Royal street, Alexandria. llylo.ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

CoLoRED FREE MAsoNs.-The Union
Grand Lodge of ca!ored Masons of Virginia,
now in session in this city, and several subor
diuate lodge, ::alI dressed 10 full ~regaIia, and
accompanied by three brass bands, paraded the
principal streets to-day, and presented a very
handsome appearance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.
Published for ths benefit of Young Men VINO
suffer from Nervous Debility, etc: also a
Guidance for ths nervous of both sexes, young
and old each work supplying the means of
self cure. Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving q postpaid directed
envelope. Address
NATuANIEL MAYFAIR,
nov 24-eolm Brooklyn, n. 7.
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ALEXANDRIA VA, Dec. II. 1870.

DR.. N. Bernhard, Opitician and Oculst:
| checriully state to you that aiurther acqualn-
lance with you and your most excellent Glasses
has confirmed my impressions as to your skill
and their superiority over the general run, and
l recommend ali whose vision is 10 any way i'm.
paired, as mine unfortunately is, TO avail them
selves Of your services. Respectfully yours,
j. T. JOHNSTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

FINE OrsTERs.-Mr. John Thompson, op-
posite the Gazette Office, received to day a
largo supply of as large and foe oysters as
were ever before brought to this city,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

The CoHCERT. vocal aud instrumental, to be
given by the Beethoven Musical Association of
Washington, assisted by talented ~vocalists of
this city, will take place at Liberty Hall, this
evening. Sec the advertisement for pro.
gramme and particulars. 1t will, no doubt, be
attended by a large audience, and the lovers of
music expect a rich treat.
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T errinc Gale.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3D. piano factory, on
West 35th st., Was blown doWD this morning.
Several persons we're buried 10 the ruins. The
yale was terrific
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CORPORATION CoURT- Judge 4. ". Lone
presidinq.-Com. VS.. 9. W. Dewitt; irfarma'
ton for receiving stolen goods knowing them
to have been stolen. Alter hearing further
evidence, On motion Of Attorney for the Con-
monwealth, by permission Of the Court, a uolle
prosequi was entered against the protest CT the
prisoner.
Com. VS.. c. W. Dewitt; on another iofor-
nation for buying and receiving stolen goods
knowing them to nave been stolen. This case
was continued for defendant, and prisoner and
witnesses recognized to next term.
Com. vs.. j.. w. McCuer; information Tor
petit larceny; plea not guilty; jury sworn and
case in progress.
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MARRIED.

Essays for Young Men, on Social Evils, and
the propriety or impropriety of getting Married,
with sanitary help for those VINO feel united
for matrimonial happiness. Sent free, III sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TION, Box L, Philadelphis, Pa. sep l9-9m
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The NJ arkcfS.

New YORK, Dec 5 .-F.our que, aud uu-
changed. Wheat dull and nomiually u~ucliaug
cd. Corn dull and dropping.
NEW York, Dec. l5.-Stocks steady, Gold
lit. Money CAT. Virginia skies, ex coupon
IS do, new g..
BALTIMORE, Dec. l5.-Eoiton dull. Flour
firm. Wheat firm; choice white l70llS5; fair
TO pine l40llG0; rrilDe TO choice red lGO!lS0i
fair to good 135al55; common l2Oal3S; Ohio
and Indiapa l3Sll40. Corn firm and active:
white 73a74; yellow 72473. Oats active ct
5la52.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

A HAPPY AFFAIR. MIR. w. III. Wi!keDiDg,
and bis young bride, were handsomely enter.
tanned by the brides brother Dir. Robert Potr.
ner, at the rooms Of the Harmonic Association
on Tuesday night. The members OF the asso.
citation and a large lumber OF other invited
guests were present to congratulate the happy
couple, and the whole entertainment is describ.
ed by those who were present as a most agree.
able affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-15

ARREST OF RoBB ERs. Two men named
Garter and Proctor. charged with robbing Mr..
0. R. R., o. Monday night last, were arrested
yesterday near Gum Spring in Loudoun coun
ty, 10 the uelgnborhood OF which place they
live, and taken before a magistrate. They
were discharged, however. having COMPROMISED
with MIR. Lyons by returning the money and
goods and giving him $40 additional.
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Is opened this dey and offer to the public and
my customers a we'll selected stock for tho mol
days, consisting Of the best Layer Rsisins,
Whole boxes, halves and quarters Nuts Of all
kinds, Filberts, English Walnuts, Soft Shell
Almonds, Pecans, etc; the heat Preserved
Canton Ginger, fresh and very nice CiLron,
Currsn,s, seodIezs Raisins, Figs, by tho drum.
half do. and pound; Flsvoring Extracts Of all
kinds, Liquid Kennet, Cox's Gelatine, Minco
Meat. prepared expressly for family use; Can
ned Goods of all kinds, Primo New York Buck
NV Teas are selected with much care, and any
one in need cr;. good article will do well to
give me a call. Also, Yarmouth Sugar Corn,
tho bcs. in the world, for sale by
W. F. BROOKES,
nav 80 l79 KIM ST.. above Washington.
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II. THORNTON. c. r.. JOYCE
r OOK 70 YOUR INTEREST,"
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD
C.. r. JOYCE.
II, THORNTON.
w OODl
SaWrD AND SPLIT WOOD.

Sa W ID f1NU u LII WIZ.
Having started d Wood Yard with saving
and splitting machinery attached, wo are cow
prephreG to furnish tho cit;z ms of alexandria
with SAWED and Split WOOD st short no.
ticn and lowest rates.
We invite tho public to give u: Is call ut our
yard, corner Ur Fsirfax and Queen streets, ed
Joining Rishcill s. Hooee's Planeing Mill, or
leave their orders at Lunt's Drug Store. corner
King and Washington streets; BENEFITS Lamp
store, $40 King street; Cogan's Lamp Store,
north Royal street: WarHeld & Halls Drug
Store, corner Fairfax and Prince sts. All or
ders will bs promptly filed.
dec Sim THOkNTON Joyce.
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zen

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
VI CONCERT AT LIBERTY HALL, ON
THURSDAY, December 18th, 1870.
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The Chair then invited persons to speak.
MIR. r. Fl. Miller excused his want of ease
in public speaking, and said that he had not
the slightest objection to this road passing
through the streets of the city, but he wanted
it's owners to pay for the right of way, just as
they paid for the tight of way between our
corporation limits and Fredericksburg. He
would have been glad to have met the gentle
mon who wero here last ugiht (alludinz to
the officers OF the A. l. F. R. r. in order to
ask them how much they paid Joe Stewart for
his franchise. Some said $4,000. He had
heard that So. 600 was paid, while Stewart
said ne got only $ll 900. He asked what
good would this road do us. 1t did lot even
propose to put Il workshop here; aud yet they
wanted to use our streets without cost. Air.
Miller urged that the road now existing On
Henry street belonged either to the United
States or to this city. He had written to
Mr.. Mckenzie urging him to procure 9 trans.
fer of the right of the United States in this
road to the city of Alexandria. And he was
inclined to think it would be we'll for the city
to take possessiopiof this track. From the own
ership oil that track q large revenue could be
raised from it. All tho companies could then
run their trains over the road and the city be
greatly benefited thereby.
IA gentleman outside the bar proposed O
junction of the New York Central, the Penn
t~ylvauis Central, the Chesapeake and Ohio
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nor TIRE FL o l. I A Y .

Fairfax county, nov l9-la4W