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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
Z. COOKS, A
DACON HALL FOR SALE.

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Prince William county, pronounced on tho 9!h
day Of May, 1870, in the suit of Carter VS.: Gray
sons admir-, the undersigned, appointed Com,
missIoners for that purpose, will, on the Fl Eth
DAY OF hPrEMBES, 1870. that helg Court
Gay, ut tho front door of tho Court House, in
Bre1tsvile. otItr for sale, that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND called BACON HALL, of
which Dr.. John &, Grayson died seized, con-
tnninG about Az acres. This land lies within
|! miles Of Gainesville, a station on tho Manas.
sas esp Railroad. and is considered first rate
lard The improvements consist Of d good GEs
DIV EiLING and out houses SC; also, Vii
LOT OF GkOU&l vt Gainesville. Wo are
authorized to sell ut private SALE
TEEMS-Ono tenth of the purchase money
in cash on the day ol sue; the residue in thee
instruments, bearing interest from tho day OF
s.,e, and payable rs follows Enough on con
rmatiVn OF s-lc to make with cash payment
one fourth of tho whole purchase money; three
eighhs in one yclr and the residue IN two
wears from the d-y OF safe Pur hasers to give
non, and the title to be retained rs security for
the deferred payments.
EpPA IlUNrON.
POW ELL II AkRlSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
Prince VIM. Co , Va, July 2l--eots
DUBLIC SALE OF LOT OF GROUND.

IN pursuance Of q deed of trust from james
4, Piper to me, dated 18th Decemb Der, 1868, and
duly recorded, | will offer for salo, By auction,
ut noon, on MONDAY. the 22d day OF August
1870 in front Of the promises. q Lot Of Ground,
n tho City Of Alexandria, situated on the west
side of St Asapn street, 81 feet one inch and a
half north Of Queen street. fronting on ct. Asaph
street So! feet, and extending back. with uni
form width, 81 feet 81 inches. and bounded on
tho south and west by ter feet alleys, and hav-
ing the use thereof.
TERMS,-One-third Of tho purchase money
10 be paid On the day of sale, and the residue
| in two equal payments at six and twelve months
| from So day, with intelcs and 10 be secured
upon the property by deed of trust.
| iy2l-2swtd 4. JOHNSTON.
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR FAIR
Y FAX COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-By
virtue Of tho decree of the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, entered ~ June term 1870, in
the SUIT of Spencer a. Heath VS. Horace Heath )
admir- and others, will or MONDAY, Court
dsy, tho 18th day of July, 1870 at II O'clock
m , in from. Of the duo of Fairfax County Ct.
House SO !, to the highest e,dd RI, by public
| auction, the following PROPERTY:
! That TRACT OF LAND 1T present occupied
| By the complainant, situa ed Immediately on
| tho county rond 'eadng from the Court House
| to HUI tcrs Mill one mile north Of Tho village,
containing one hunt cd and ten acres ihIs
| property l. improved by comfortable ssaaA
| Fra ME- DIV hLL1NG, new barn aud .QsIa
stable: with out buildings has large app G
and peach orchard, with other improved fruits.
| This land will be sod subject to lease for
| four years to small section set apart rs vino
| yard The other )otl. in wood and contain,
| u acres. This property IS nicely located and
very desirable Persons desiring to purchase
aro invited to inspect the premises
TEkM$-One-tenlh of the purchase money
in h-Ld the residue in three equal instalments,
payable at six twelve and eighteen months, to
be secured by the bond; Of the purchaser, and
! tho title TO Dc retained until The last payment
is made the deferred payments TO bear inter
ct from tho day OF sale. Stamps and decd At
the expense Of the purchaser.
THOMAS MOORE, Commr.
Fairfax county, jc l7-1aw4w
w. he above saiH 3 postponed until the
| l6tn DAY OF AUGUST, at the same place.
THOS. MOORE, Comm'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

y
= Il persons requiring State licenses to trans-
act business Wit in The city md county OF Al
cAandrIa are notified 10 mar" a.'pllc"t!vA l"!th,
with 10 tbs undersigned Detwccn the hours 0! !
and . clock D. m Keepers u OrIInaElts ana
eating houses will make app c,tlo. rs hr's f;,
tore u tho County Court winch mer'' III t"r'
city on the fr-t Monday III ..Ugus:, pi"A'n'"'
for tier Ger Ica.cs. rthce Until Urn;
49, ~ Ave. II. X. BRAD hAW,
Tvs Com. Of Rev. ior h.c:. tI-l u = 10 ~
TlSSE.i G r. K " : Is.
We are now P PREM on a ar " Foun: a
e"i COOK y CREIGHTON,
;v1l Sign led Columns.
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LIT Prize: An elegant SET OF FURS. made
Of Young Astrcan skins. imported from Russia
consisting of Lsdy's Mantle, Collar, Hat and
Muf, Very beautiful.
"a Prize Twelve yards Of the bcs! quali:y
Cd Prize: DRESS PATTERN, SIX and
Worsted.
One hundred chances It S. chance
The articles belong to u l'dy who '1st her
husband in the Southern cause snd she part:
with them only To relieve pressing NECESSITY.
The articles Can DC seen by cGil1s ~ Green
s. Wise's Resi- Estate Otiico, Mansion House.
Rattle to take place ths 10Th Of Angus:
iy lY-tAl0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

a>D SNLE-;is authority OF the decree Of
/, tn" Coun ) Co~rt Of Frirf.z county. pro.
.ounc,i It lts May Court. 1870, n the sut 0!
inrley Klein, assignee, ". CLARK Coon aud
others, hail, en- MOS DAY, thu 10Th dry OF
+.u2u::, 1870 Court day. in front Of the Court
;;nu-c door # said c, u ty, sell, to The highest
bid:er. u! thz, i kAyT Or LAND on which
.nll Coon rme1ly resided his land is s1s'
c.p: b Of rapid lmprovep. ut bus 81 abund
,.nce Of wood both Pine and oak suthclency
,,f thu land i, cared; no buildings, Contains
Is ,,r,r. lies u miles south OF Fairfax s;s-
ZION, am: ndio,ns TIC | .nIs Of tho late w. W.
Eli: aid Uth'rs.
EHMo--une tenth in hand; the residue in
!h-,c,lua. ins.ulmont: at six, twelve and Gig nj
.,. moths, with !n;crrst from the day OF sale,
Z, DC secured by ;hc bords OF the purchaser and
,el.niian o. ille unit! the Inst pay ert is made.
SANS ;.Ed deed TO be paid for by the purchas-
or THOMAS MOORE, Cum. of Ssle
FL rlay co js'lG-lswts
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DANk OF THE OLD DOMINION

ID Nlo&ANdllN Va, Juno IIlh. 1871.
No.ce is hereby given that the countersign
ed notes of this Bank and its Branch ut Pearls.
burg must bD presented q. this otice for re-
dtmplion st par IN or before the LIST day of
July 1871 or ths same will be barred, in con
Iorlnty with en .ct Of tho General Assembly Of
VIr. inia, passed Jun" 10Th $50, entitled an
- for the relief OF the Bank Of tho Ola Do
miniun"
This Bank having been in course OF liqu.
dnlion for Tic past two years. and it bong very
desirable to close up It's business and to redeem
tho small amount of its circulation now out.
sanding, tie holders Of its notes are earnestly
requested TO present them fer payment at an
earIy day. VIM. Ii. LAMBERT, Cashier
r. II. MILLER Prcst ie 27--1aW5m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
TOR RAFFLE.

Tor RATTLE.
A rare chance for Ladies and Gentlemen who
wish something elegant And useful.
, /
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

NATURES uAIH RESTORATIVE
~ contains nothing injuries; is clean, safe,
efficient; prevents the hair from falling Off ;
restores gray hair; removes all dandrutf, hu,,
mors and unnatural heat from tho head, and
urevcnts headaches Just received nnd for sale
by w hRFlELO q HhLL
jy25 Corner Prince and Fairfax sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
y ROUND PLASTER.

I :
We oilrr GROUND PLASTER, delivered
at our mill, on Union street, at Sc 60 per ton o.
100 bs, in bulk; ST. in bags, relurnable in
ten days. and 50 81 in bbls or new bags sold
with The platter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
~ Il Il L b l. l. + y ) +. ).

Prince William co ~ ! :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
Swacfhearas and Wives

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

ELDING'S SlLkSl
Is BELONGS SILKS!
A full supply OF this celebrated hrsnd o:
Machine Sewing Silk, just received ana Tor >a'o
"''o'> S'''' ""N CUAS. w. GREENS,
;,Je GS King street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
esE~ Euy your goods from Haynes.

e65-Thc, New York chronological Jour
nnl and Packard's Monthly, both issued
monthly and in the same cover, combined
make up magazine that Is worthy Of all
praise. The June number Of this dual
sc:en,ifc.and-li,ernry work is at hand
elegantly priatel on superior paper and
made up Of essaysaudaric.es well worthy
the perusal of the reading world, We
earnestly commend the chronological Jour
nal with Packard's Monthly, to tho most
liberal patronage Of the PEOPLE of Texas.
Terms, grammar, in currency; single copy,
50; five copies, Sl3 ten copies, $50. Ad-
drcss Samuel H. Wells, $50 Broadway
New York gst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

rs-Ths Kaufman siaT Of last Saturday
publishes IN full the bill 80 REpeli'e the
csAslrueil0n of,hs sonn,srn rssids Rail-
rosI .. the bill is oHly Introduced, ne do
nol deem il necessary 10 polish IL satire,
ap,ll We see VIA, Is its fate In The Lesis'
lAuFr.
The nil, amer setting forth the hnan'
elAl coalition Of the 70 NJ, and TIE nseessi'
~ efhs early completion, Sc, provides,
DIST, ,hai tho sIats loan 20 the company
the bonds Of tho Stale 10 the amount Of
$4,000 per mile already constructed aud
hereafter TO DC eonsirueie'land obe built In
goOi running order, between The poin, at
which the road enters the State on the
East, to the 2ad degree Of longitude West
from washinsicp, ecndIiiuaed tina, before
he evnpany, shall receive any Of the said
bonds, IL shall pay TO The State in gold,
the anoun, borrowed by said company
from the specia, School Fund, together
with all interest accrued the bonds then
10 DO delivered To the company for every
mile completed within the State; and nj
the completion Of each section Of not less
Than ten miles, additional bonds, 10 the
amount Of $4,000 to the mile, shall be de-
liyereJ, until said road shall reach the I'D
degree of West longitude, as above. When
ever the said bonds shall be delivered TO
tho company, Us above, the company to ex-
ccu,e It's bonds for like amount, payable
2jyrars ancr ia,ein gold, bearing interest,
payable semi.annually, Mt tho rate of seven
per cent, which bonds shall constitute
lien on all the chartered rights OF said
company. II the company shall at any
time make default Of any installment Of
interest for thirty days, the Governor is
authorized 10 sell the road, on notice Of
four months. The route designated for
the road Is between the 32d and add de-
grees of longitude, until the road reaches
the 23d degree of West longitude, and from
thence by the most practicable route to III
Paso, and is to be completed TO the Brazos
river by the LIST of January, 1873,
These are the general provisions Of the
bill as it was introduced. When it passes
we shall give the bill complete. bike oil
other rnilroad grants, it will be observed
that the bill names no points on the route,
but ille rad is left to go wherever II plcases.
within n given latitude. This VIC, think q
very Objectionable feature Of The bill, giving
the company too much margin to bid for To-
CAUTIOUS. Too much OF This kind of iegisla-
lion has already been hndin Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11


TIM CENTRAL RAILROAD is completed TO
Brcmond, The function of the Waco Tap
Road, and passenger. ard freight trains
arc now running TO that point. Several
Of the Calvert Commission merchants have
already moved to Bremond, among whom
VIC notice our old progressive friend, Geo.
D. IIaswell. The Ceutrnl Ttrm says thai
spec al train, consisting Ola new loco
motive cnd a superb new passenger conch
arrived on the oath ult, at the new termi-
nus OH which were several Of the Directo-
nv and members of the Company, to inspect
the road. The distance from Calvert 10
Bremond, is IA miles and the Texan says
the ne " part of the road will eon-rare ia-
yorablv wifl.thc older portion
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

The State of Texas Is ttirsed with
a so.calicd United States, Senator,
Hamilton by name, who loses no
opportunity TO insult and Willy the
constituency he assumes to repro
sent. In his first speech he declared
the Texans al. bloodthifsty q set OF
cut.throats as ever disgraccd God s
footstool {; and in tho debate Of Sat
urday last Upon the Northern recon
struction bill proclaimed that, sin
stead ofgranting amncstyto the reb-
els, we should take them by the
throat and knock thom on the head. ;"
It will be remembered that it was
tile ratification, SO called, Of Texas
which put tho finishing touch to the
fifteenth amendment, SO that within
an hour Of the passage ofthe act adj
milling that State the lying procla-
nation of adoption was put forth I;
and it seems hard that, when. the
Lono Star State did Radicalism that
service, her onlysreward should be
the constant abuse poured out upon
her by this base ereature--abusc
That cannot but: deter immigration
and capital hom her borders, bring
down martial law iipon her people,
and thus rob her Of the price of the
shame done in Her name.
The above extrao. from the New York
World Of May 2Sd, would seem to indicate
that Morgan C. Hamilton's conduct in STAR
doring our people, meets with disapproyal
even from Northern Journals: His infa-
nous career in the Senate Of the United
States, should receive the earnest condem.
ration Of every newspaper in Texas, form
the language Of the W orld, "Iiis abuse can
not bat deter immigration and capital from
her borders, bring down martial law upon
her people, aud thus rob her, Of the price
Of shame done in her name"
How long, ON Lord shall our people en-
dure the rule and domination Of such base
creatures as Morgan Hamilton and hishaie.
full supporters7 Let tho Democracy awake
arise and organize sicioryl Lei all Texans
unite in the overthrow Of such base cres-
turer and such on odious and detsstiblf
party.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
FlSAscIAL ANB Commercial.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

The Columbus (Ohio1 Crisis is
one of tho few exchanges We receive
that seems TO have any clear COM
prehension Of the real condition of
public affairs. In the following OK
tract from ono of its recent stticles
il recognizes the fact, still studious-
ly ignored by The majority of the
Southern press. that while there are
two political parties IN every genu.
inc Republic, there is 10 political
party in a bogus Republic or under
an Acknowledged despctisnr
sIn Republic supposed 10 be
governed by the people and for the
people, there can be no such things
as fraudulent inalitics. The unl-
pireship Of these fnalitios rests with
he people, aud IL there is not spifst
and inteIligence enough in them 70
resent such impositions as the fif-
tenth Amendment, OF this scanda-
loos public debt, there can be DO
need Of parties, nor can there be
much excuse for the formation Of
facfioos IN opposition 10 the imps-
rialism that has already assumed
sray-"-fMobiis Tribune.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

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fesl very 1ueA like the people Owed Lin
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III. Alsllly. bat alsS as a 'lndiea'iea Of
themselves, Ia case Of bis bslhg 'niAsd
sai and u his IuHhlas for re- slss'ian' nc
loa'' 'hlst 'sy ps@0s'A' s'a'd run
asaiAsi hila, ...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

At tho request ola iiiihber of lead
ing citizens, Col. Forshey hits given
the result of his surveys and cxami-
nations of the Trinity river, show.
ing that this FLYER can be made nav
igablc at a moderate expenditure OF
money, under judicious manage
mont. He estimates that the river
may be MAIDS iiltvigablo Assistance Of
over 600 miles for less than the cost
of ten miles of railroad. We be-
licvc there is petition on the sub
jcct already before the Legislature
We shall cndcavor to give Professor
Forshcy's answer in our Sunday
paper [Galveston News.
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s9r Buy polse,. Flow. from Haynes,


Tnu Oar Gu ARp.--we have received and
are highly pleased with the June number
OF this, The lest rOliiicai and'li'erary ma.
sazine in the United States. IL Is oar IA
yoriic. not more f,pm the soundncss OF It's
political views than from The glitter aud
pun; ency Of it's wit and the originality,
interest and piqunncy Of its anecdotes
sketches and stories, not 10 mention Iho
swce, poetry of Thomas Dunn English and
others who pluck for s the rarcst flowers
that deck Parnass,ls. No one having tns'
ted Of the picrrian Spring ever bubblmg
up in the facry Land disclosed by tho &C.
Mi presiding over the pages Of "TnE OLp
GUARD will willingly wander to another
romi. This unique, original, beautifully
printed mon,hlyis richly worth double lis
price (S3, currcucy,) per annum. Address
the publishers, Mcssrs. Van Evric, Horton
Il Co., No. 1872 Nassau street. New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
sTRAYED Or STOLEN,

A BOUT The last Of February, one BAY
"A HORSE, with some roam about him, 8
wears old, sbout Is bands high, branded %
ieft shoulder thus, 3 On right hind leg,
Just above the pasiern joint is an enlarge
inenf Of the tendon, permanent and distinct.
On the ssme leg 81 tbs inside, sone four
OF Eve inches shove p6stsfns 70 scar
scross ths leg His fore feet are uuususiiy
rough. presen ting ths appearance ofhasing
been crateIed OF fsftdsrsi. On The under
side Of necf, ffther TO the len snd about
,rs-stirf disfant from the shculder 70 jaw,
4 4 ere~ss or ibdsntztisn Of nuuscie- On
bis head IL Al eruption e1tsnding back On
he neck. Was IN thin conditioh a The
frps. -
ifssrsysd, has pussibly made hi. way 70
Dallas county.
A itst eo.su<n<xtion win - dbss-fniiy
q ven for kis rto1rsrfs e srg 1nfornnifDr
A.1Afully rs1sivsA &,,xrpp
PERI sthivan, Teas.
1ass4 rsTo-ss4-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

BO-We have received the first number
Of the Contra Texan, the new paper start
ed ut b enlond, the new terminus of the
Central Railroad The Texan presents a
neat appearance, and From our Knowledge
of tie eminent newspaper ability Of its
editor and proprietor, Maj. n. II, Puidopl,
we predict for il successful career We
n.er il on our exchange list with pleasure,
aud wish il abundant success, Get rid
Of those non paying advertisements as
soon as possible, Major. .r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

A gentleman save his servant
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fiisn.lls-lowaid men faithinlr-io
her l6ytfs aud honest whenever
anytLinr had vanished" We have
no doabt services OF this attractive
orealdrs have been ia Immense ne.
Quest wherever the has exhibited
her wonderful certificates.