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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21
54liscellanp.
A Model Cow Stable.

In connection with winter keeping, let
me describe the winter quarters OF ten
cows: the ground slopes gently south
east, and is about eighty feet square. on
the rear, toward the northwest, is bay
house, eighty by eighteen feet, the space
under which is occupied by cow-house
under the west end and and overshoot
under the east, each forty feet long.
The COWS are arranged on plank floor,
with gutter and four-foot walk behind
them, and hay manger and passage IN
front of them. They all face northwest
each having space of four feet, with no
divisions between them, and are kept IN
stanchions. In the rear are three doors
to allow them to go out and in the yard,
and one at the east end of the walk to
90 under overshoot. The yard Is about
sixty.two by eighty feet, is sheltered on
the northeast and southwest sides by low
buildings, and on the southeast by
board fence four feet high. In the CEN
tire of the yard is an octagonal inclosure
of boards four feet high and twenty feet
in diameter, into which all the manure
of both stalls and yard is thrown as fast
as delivered, so that the yard is kept
perfectly clean. Over this yard is kept
spread marsh or salt hay about six inch
es in depth, SO inviting that the COWS
can lie down in any part OF 1t. While
il the yard they are sheltered from all
the colds winds, and from the southeast
comes the morning sun MS soon as risen.
The overshoot furnishes shelter from the
rain, and at It's western end, between the
passage doors, is the water-trough,
always full. There is window on
the southwest side of the west corner, to
light their heads and the passage in
front of them, and two windows in the
rear. The hay-mangers are level with
the floor, and large enough to hold easi-
ly FIVE pounds Of hay. Each has a
lump of rock salt, and the meal is fed
on the bottom. During all fair weather
they are in the yard, except at meals.
Thus are they bright, comfortable, and
thrifty Charles L. Sha7pless, IN the
Country Gentleman.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21

A man is said to be absent-minded
when be thinks he has left his watch at
home. and takes it out Of his pocket to
see if he has got time to return home to
get it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21
AN DREwS,.
Nj A r BILE WORKS.
UNDER New ENGINE House. Canal ST..
BELLOWS FALLS, Vermont.
MONUMENTS

MONUMENTS,
TABLETS. GRAvE-SToNES. and every thin,
usually made IRON Marble, Brown Stone Soap
can furnish BETTER WORK. for LESS MON
Ef. than any other dealer in this part of the conn-
IN this line that unless you want to pay . per cent
than job is worth don't buy OF these Travel
ing Agents who will never brngyou what Won ex-
pect, but wait until you come and see what Won
can get and save What you would have 70 nav extra
Travelling Agent.
All Work done at this Establishment warranted
70 give perfect satisfaction. Also MONUMENTAL
DbSldNlNH done to order. Please call and see
Tor yourselves, before purchasing elsewhere.
GEORGE ANDREWS.
Bellows Falls. VT. July LIST 1870 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21
TESTIMONIALS.

"T regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the no. la q
s,,eeessfifl practitioners with whom nase
'''''' CHARLES MASON. Com'r o. ii -. ,
Il have no hesitation in assuring ~ ~, es3 :
they cannot employ n man fsore eehIf .L.;r sfl.
lnorfhv and more capable Of putting ,a.riv sri
tions in form to sccrre FOR them " Me-
vorabIe consideration 1T the Patent Y " pa.gss
EDMUND BURKE. late Com r r; q i- -
"Mr. II. H. Eddy has made for ~ e.. - bsvs I
cations. in all but One Of which paiehs,S 5eh 81
granted. and that one Is new lenal.. .'i;sv on y
leads me 10 recommend all inventors l. saprss :
10 procure their Patents. ~ they may Il en fksI
ing the most faithful attention besloN
ses. and at very reasonable eb12nG9TsIx T4GHst'
Boston. Jan. ]. 1870.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21
AMERICAN
AND FOREIGN PATENI
r. II. ED I,
SOLICITOR OF PATENl9'
Late Agent of the United States Patent oll'''
ington. under the Act OF 1871

No. &c State st. opposite Kilby St. b';'1'
After an extensive practice Of upWeIus. ~ Ill
years. continues to serIre patents ~ ~ s,bf I
States: also in Great Britain, France aN'p oris
ssa eeppir snd e al paSefs oT
executed on reasonable terms VIII VIZ varsS
searches made into American and q ps,srt. 81
determine the validity and utility q l,isrei 81
matters f tonehine he same. Corics Of th hs
any patent furnished. Ly renting ohe
signments recorded in Washington -. saTr,
No Agency in the United States, noss1s.-,aiui1g
facilities for obtaining Patents or aseu
patentability of inventions. :, tbsrs
During eight months, the subscriber, y ~ 4
of his large practice. made on fte'ce ~ NJ "
tions. Sixteen Appeals, Every one 9 - n PsfsrS
cided an has Jdror by the Commissiohe's
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

5. CRAGIN, has bought H. A. Cooper's stock of
groceries. and will continue the business the old
stand opposite the depot Feeling grateful for the
past, would solicit share of your patronage in the
future.
Bellows Falls Vt. Sept lst 1870 Sc
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21
X o n n I H Z b LOO
NATURES OWN yITALZER.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP.
AS1RoN TONIC WITHOUT ALCOHOL

Assimilates with the blood as easily as the snnies,
food. yitalizing and in invgorating the whole svs
tenn 1t stimulates without reaction, builds un the
oToken-Iown. cures Dyspepsia. Debility Liver Com
plant. Female Weaknesses. Dropsy, Humors e.
and expels disease from the system BY increasiny
Natures own yi;alizing element-IR0N
Pamphlets free. J. ?. DINSMORE, Proprietor
- - Dey street, New York. Sold BY druggists cener
any iS-eow-iy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21

Removed mp stairs directly over the store former
~ occupied IN Q. ID Grays Block. Outside entrance
stars directly leading to the rooms We trust 4
patronage as heretofore from the citizens Of
tins village and vicinity. All desiring goods l.; ~,
Inc nlne can procure them at the lowest prices Mrs.
harker : agent fer the American Button Hole Ma
en,ns' aiso ior Machine Basters. &c. &c. Also
Sseh' TOT very NICE chart for cutting dresses r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
spnn tsadf, nattRtbtnttn @tfsEnIaE.
SDini0ht N0fer's
@etn It. 0iqllors 0ei6itt,

Raia Strnst Ssst part
pGIt auf 8Srraib, I'M @ruetu une aIeinsH
ait IN ItiR 0d@ sinfHIassnhtu artift, fctpis has
ksife Sirr IN pstt Tdri iaItt SFsiitR uhb
Svsstre, RsI&t duf bas 6tiHRs Jutsrstist irtFs
ksu.
grtuuks uns BsiRet, 10 aud Gttarnte str"
Hdtrs Id, bab Hs stutn ftipeR 8euatb unb aIle
tsaFtaTs gsdusmIi9fsii bel mtT tnhsu.
qDtIIiam 8aTer,
Tom, lrppristcr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28

--Gins slsentbiimli&s 9ianis bat T4
la Htusr.r 3sit Der iunssn @idb@tH BON
Orange. s.GUuntp, NeW'yorL ttmddttst.
Cine tbrsr S6TtRtvn BAT ndmti6 rSr
&uv,sm ,ias lsbr sIanssnts Dartls une
,Sar iafsIss bsr fsltfa mhsn Dsifs sss
ma&t. Gle ftts NIT stnsm SauhtI auf
hem 8spF In Der Rdbs bsr faHrfraes
hbsr ttntR Sr.tttrjaun, oils ftsn slnt
RstIt&dift Ssrlttrrslts, In StIGsr Der,
tn i,ntr @sssHb isbr anssitbnt uns rsi6t
Ri&ttr Srsdiaristt faB. Die 0ra,is
uRe esthhstsit, init Der tas bati&t
@db&tH isnts 1du5ssr ausiibrte, ent'
,Iidts gtins ri6tsrli&s GBrtR bsrmaBsn,
bde hisItlbsH tbrt 3utf6e haItsH IIsbsH,
stn @r1prd& NIT bsr ldnblt&sH SaSn'
bsit bssannsa uno Ns In rtntStn 3dssa
tarauf bttrdtbsttH. Stilbtn babsH bic
iuNstR Mde&sH son Orange GUuats bic
UsEcbnbsit aassaonmsa, fcbaIb Rs stns
sutf&t auf Ter saneRroes trbItdea, iistr
tta srRtR, HdSRsH 3aua Iu 9lPfsa unb
sabtt bic sruitSfsfsn StwssuussR oud'
SufIbrsa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
Die rOabl eints Gswsrkes.

1eR SsbR, Du pitlR eur@aas elm
6anSrtrttrlsrutH, bod fd(It ts Hir i&wsr,
Dir aatb ~ rrtbsiIsn. Ssers BAT lttn
9dd6sn. 60 :. S.r
Der Sutma6sr Bat inner nit 3ilssH
Iu ttun uaS am Gntt mu6 er nen trlss
sen, bag bic @sni&su chus &cpf snr @sIt
fommeR.
Der 8iertrauer bat oft 8rittssr, au
bsnsn 6opfsn NIB Ral, SsrlsrtR iR, aud
Rlrb sr car oft tstH lastru Bier ertapPt.
Dsm @Iafsr Tam i,b.r Naau bic ar.
bstt bur6isbsn, aud sanu tr am aGtrPs.
utSfsu auf bic Baars f&Iaseu.
Der Sttltr tft frstIt& tSsImGtRIs, in.
Rem sr Gnbsrn smpOrbiIft, pabrsnb CT BET
fsinsm @s1adft immsr ridwdrts stbt Hnb
man&mal ale Stride rsiBsu.
Der eUrbma&tr bttSmmt tinsn Giant,
esr INNER f&ptsrIssr TIrb, bsnn bic
@db&sn ma4tH iHlmtr rtuissr @ebrau4
ron 3Srbeu.
Der Sddsr Ia fsIbR ni&t tHmer Sem
Etaen Ssts, befonbers wtun CT 70 tlsiRss
Srup ma&t, bab sr orpet 6duitr bausu
fam.
Der 8riItur mub al. Stabtutuisisittn
auf sin 6ear Ju srsdnJsu piftu,
Mit BEN S6ubmu&tr II 81 ntats,
Ssnn tr bat iramtr ped.
Die EapssIersr srltibta sinsn arUetu
abbru& bura bic :3situussIsuts uue 8af.
fsef&wrfsrn, be f&sn g1ss auf's Edptt
trin9eu.
Die 9simFeser unb 8lsAarkeitsr Ton.
rttu rtht msbr ttfeseu, felt isnen Gp srsBt
GpneurrsuJ In pUltttl&sn uub fpeialtH
5rsiltn aemdAt wtre.
Das @swsrbe 8ammmadNer IslIt gan,
aufbOren, bean bic 3Spfs, bic maa pirt.
lid btrumtrdst, t6nntR. uiat mIt RAM
men btftfttst tptretn, une ptHn Der ManR
siusn 3Upf mad 5auft briHst, 70 Reist
Der 6rau f&un pon ftItR hfr 9amm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
Die sebn sebote fur ebeHanaer.

y Sd tin tttnt Srau. bu fcuf tstne
anrsrt netsn MIR battn. Sd rettt bid
Dor rem Ga9Rsaunstn alter Sunsftrn
unb liRiser Btttpsn; t@ rttts bid Dor
5tmtsn, All Nsntn Sn6pft fs9itn unb Upr
Striimpfsn NIT 96&srn.
p Du lcnR ni6t mad antersn 6rdusn
tlidin; benn i'd, betnt 8rau, Bin eifers
ii&tis unO msins 8inserndsst Hab ni&t
5u psra@tsnbe BaHen.
3) Du fcaf nidt iitet rem mir rsbsn
Get stntsrsn. font tsEpmmt eu Sur Strafe
f&lsdtsn &aHss, taltsn ,.8oaR" unb cine
osr1al,ene Supps.
A. Ga lcal ben Satbatb ttilissu, an
ttmleItsn NIT fsInsr anbern 5rau fpaSis
rem fabrsn une bic 0siniss ni6t allsin
,u Sauie lafen.
81 Gtre bic G.rwanctsn nttner Sraa,
tsIcnb.rs at.r bic 9&wtsssrmutter.
G) Binf1e BEN qIetlinssbunss hst'
n.r 8rau pbtr itrsr etstlinssIabt niHts
S5I.s.
y @isb ssrns @eIp Der fiir tinrR n.usa
6nt; tsnn BIZ Rsbf IaSne Sits anf anbt.
rem SSpfsn germ, unS sIrb antsrsn @ins
| ntrn @slsssnttit, bab tiri. ben Sut ssi-
nsr 5rau bsBune.rn tGnntu.
s. Rimm pOu auesrsn 8rauex ftint
@sI6tnft an, niht sinmal sinen SIumsn'
Iiraub, tsnR bic Gbrf m,inss Manaes ssbt
mir atsr glass.
81 1ifds bid nihtin Saustultfadsn,
esun bic ssbsH mid, erint Grau. aIlsiu
strae an; tsioneers abtr iaGe tlr Hitt
sinfuIItu. am GfsR stwaS 5u tabsIu.
10Y Du IclR ui&t btsstrsn Defines
RG6Rsn 5ruu, i,lbf wsnn btsis f&SRsr
! ift als Id, spsr fstnes Sdufts-bas bstbt,
Esnn ba ss BOD nl6t trtOmmta tannf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
O3efonbere OSobricbt.

RaGTi9t ipirs bisrmit sessbtn, haB tr llnlsr.
Ni4utts, ,,Vtrftrhstr une 0triGuftr rpn Rt.
arraltsaiT.T uHe IOuttarH BttrInfrn In 6Iai1en,"
sinr qifs tr ron tim stbrau6ttu Glaf6tn IN
bsr amtsRubt tts Staaieisirrtlrs Don psunlyI'
panisn btpsnirl bat, usS etetn trBtno ttnt GER
fVn pesr ptrientn, btr 70 btlntntts Blaftsn nit
gliHsralpaGitr een irstnb rintm anesrtn g1t-
trSnle fiiai, Uttr ft fault striauft cher auf ir'
stre cine art eamit banttIk cher iie bsnuBt nm
bbR tarin ~ baIitn cher Ja trssnb tiHsut 3prdt,
piTo atGtsiib ptrfabrtn Ptrku.
6Titbr. S&rnbtE
9ranica, "a.
NqaH tsaSit AahRtbsuhtn @sfrsrIaB:
,,Gs rire tisrmii ais HnStisslt@ frflirt fir
trasAb ptIts prrien ptT prriOneh ebne Gr.
IautnB hts Gistntbhmtrs iratne 10 kJftbntts
bldfGtn NIT Wlntralpaiir retr fCnRigtm @ts
irinft ~ fiata, ,u striauftn iu rsr9sbtn, Ju
lauitH, eetr tdmit ~ tdnesln, rtHH iplht SIh0
foe nitt rom rftisn GistnibuRsT srfauft pire ;
unh irssnb 9rmdnh, btT lit 10 otrstbt II balt'
tdr filr cine Strdfs ben finhis Gents fur istr
lOl&s 8laf9s, 70 etfii1t sbr Strfduft. gstIau1i
psratbtR, ssfauft petr hdmii ssbdnetIt fur has
rRt BsrssbtR unb flint IpGldrs fur itess rsitsre
WtTasbtH, ~ trlanetn Sor iratub sintm Wletrs
mann pttr brIttmsTittu, ptt Shafrn ssisBlih
~ rrIaHssR fHh fir ttn Stdai." If7ti
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
@er bat Qltc Gente?

Cir amntfanH&s aItt Gtntt pcn BEN Sabrs
siHssu 1892, 1893, 1899, 1904, 1909 une 1915
ptrstn quite Trtilt tsjablt. Gbsnfc fir babe
Stntt estptHtr Sabrednst.
@r fOl&t btfst mtlbs Rt In htr SrPsSihcH
kitts 9latits. 3h8
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
Germania Halle.

Giusm ssrtbrtrn TutIfum bic fr6tbtnt s!R
,eias, tn5 pbiaes, rabe tem DfPpt aeIrGsrr eeti
ntii rinsErihtrt ure teesuitne pfri9pnfTt perofl
Il urb Intsr bcr qcit,ul trs llnitrSEibn.lrn trm
ttutiden publfum iest picber pfcn itrbt.
Die 3tit ter fcrtnrllir Ginweibung Ttye igi
tfT belannt ssmadt.
Cas du5st,ri&Htis ,.Sr4Sitrien" uns eH'
turdarsiicuts gtnhdicn mI6m tise6 eefa!
An eem dulsnetmRsn &ufeuibait5eri IN err
8tlbt. 00iE' 9ubn 5ftbIer,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
&iQm0rs Sansblss.ses
ben
NSilli0m 2Ccber,


RaiuRraBs, sssrniitr Srn. q. @rSttr'S SUisI,
Spte Sarf.
lJreunten unS getannttn, insbriUntsre nter
ben Strrrn Gjalpirtbtu CUR gffalIiSsn glnJsiBs,
tab eS msn Sstrrbru Irin ptrb, mrine Iuresn
prompt unb resLl unN NIT ben belten gSdnrsn III
bsbisnsu. IPsin gSrratb umfabt aWBer Zen &c"
TbbuIi6m giluSren,
WeiBs unt Rptb. cine,
OH Rytunt Bourbon @BisFN
BrauJBfii6rn 6berry 9rantS
Rumunb GOrbtats,
ipslde Tinlmtit, mas GudIitat unS Rsinbtit
anbslaust, In feinsu GhbIiirmcnt ttsirr Sthst
bslIsr ~ batGn iinb.
sIat 9sitrIIunssu psrttn piinftIidh nussrfibrt
unb g9aarfn nht jGeEm StahttbsiIt tcfentrsi
stlisfert.
DnS stl&Gft Iirbt untsr Ger gtiiaHs he's Srn.
6jrc. Bin1b.
lin rs6t SabIrsiSrn 3uipruf tiitst
f4ir9 g8m. 70 der.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
2cratttOit S0us,
0ietcr Rod, Gtssutbamtr.

GisIts ibSnF uns ktqurns SuteI, sTahf brm
GsbUt gsssnibfr esItstr, III felt trm /. april In
ben 9sIie bon 9ictSr Sod tbsrsssaustn. psItsr
baHslbt burH une eurt Tsncpirt bat. Rit hsn
SetsI N zine 8tfauratiOn fir Damsn une Der.
reR strkuneen, pe trarme unb taln Spfiitn 81
tsbrT Tdsssldt itrsirt psretu.
BUR asepmokattsa fir SttItnht iIi stu i&pn,s
9tisltmmr unb Elm BilartIaaI Omit pifr pbra.
lon YiQiarts) siHstri3tst wrrhsn.
Die tisbtriatn 8unbeH bss Setsls unb tas
btutIbe putIifum IiHb ~ sablrtiGtm Selubt
frsuusIihlf tiRstIabtu nnc perbtn In btm jrBi"
gen Gissntbiimtr siutn brRi6tn unb suSUrfOms
msnesn @afptrtb Fnben.
7as70 BietSr Rod, 9repr.
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SafSOm S0ms,

6ranflin glpsrut, nabt tsm GifsnbabHSNfpst
qsrrns 3stslsr Gi6sntbilmtr.
Sas Cans ii ntu unb in prafpnmsnlfrr gSslls
tindsriebtet unb 1iib uae QsIsr iieftrn AT Spft
Itn unb 0etrauieH has Yehs, rdS 81 tabtn ~.
2pIite peuts E5nusn Sen unp-ecGe tt,m sage
arr SsT @1rf,s srhritrn. 1870
2prtHt 3ttbltr.
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1etst bcrcit!
8ebr. Carpenter

Fn6 Jest tsrtii fir bsn 6riibjatrs-9erirhr nit
sinem srcbrH 2orratb reI
0farbIes, stsS.GsSl6efe,
MnicS, Suppcn,
@un,mibdllen, SiGise Suipefcu.
Gpringftricfe, Spiclfa6cn,
Gtreidb66lshen, WasPen fir Sale
3abacf, stbornjucfer,
@ifliee Gisarreu, Sraiilian. sfhiie,
2ausummi. Gnaiifthc
Saeriee, Safrt
Sranecn, unb @cacan
Gitroneu, GidnbcfH,
btim adf6tu. Saifdnieu.
9srFauffu
tut Oroben lln0 6letMen.
ilsb,rbaurt tal!ea tpir auI 9prrhtt rine srcst
NuspabI ron esrartisru gBaareH unb rtriaufru
hi,fsItsH biaissr, aIs irasnh sin G'sitaft nubtr-
baIb 8sR'gcrf.
Wir ItnFsn bic SsICasrr &ufmrrTiamisit auf
tsn SIriHssrtaaT.
lInfsrs SanbisS (3adrrRtTD ilnN INNER tFiif
auS ssH trlRr auaIitat. i0f3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28

- SiS e&aappiSdlsr rtSsts unISnsf
siztR Hsssr la alabama uit BIN DUrtsH
dSi rS& wsis, HsiR 6reuRt, tae sic
stH gutter RsSutIiIaRsr Fab." ,,GHtf1uI-
etssR @ts ml&," aatwUrtttt btr atssr.
n~stt ID tsfsn sttssnt sOts, Sin to Ds-
lrptrat.1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

CONGRESS- In the Senate, on Monday, the

CONGRESS. In the Senate, on Monday, the
Naturalization bill was taken up and almost the
entire day and evening SESSIONS were occupied
in debate upon the Chinese emigration question.
Mr. Summers amendment to the bill, to strike
ont the word "white from all naturalization
laws. was finally rejected, and an amendment
adopted to confer equal naturalization rights
upon aliens OF African nativity and persons Of
African descent, and the bill was passed. At
yesterday ) session committee OF conference
was appointed on the Funding bill. The Tax
and Tariff bill was taken up, and Mr. Chan
dler's amendment to allow goods to be trans
ported across the Continent in bond, without
breaking bulk, was rejected. AT the evening
session tue Senate reversed its action and adopt
ed House bill for the same purpose. A motion
to reconsider the vote on the income tag tailed
by tie vote.
In the House Of Representatives yesterday
Mr.. Washburnc submitted report in favor OF
cheap postal biography. In the case OF the
contested seat from the Eighth Kentucky Dis
trict, George Nj. Alams, the sitting member,
was continued init Five thousand dollars toI
expenses Incurred We're apprOprl ated to Sidney
NJ. Barnes, the contestant MIR. Booker was
continued in the seat from tho Fourth Virgins
District, and without further action the House
adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

BALTIMORE AND Potomac AND FREDER-
IcKsBURG AND RICHMOND RAILRoADs.-The
Legislature of Virginia has passed bill iDcGr-
noratinp q company Tor the construction OF q
railroad from tho city OF Richmond TO some
nout on the Potomac river in the county Of
King George, with the right to construct Il
branch from said main line to Fredericksburg,
&c. The point upon the Potomac Is to be
hereafter selected. We noticed the TACT last
week that the u. 5. Senate had passed bill
authorizing the Baltimore and Potomac road
to extend their lateral branch across the Long
Bridge into Virginia, and that this COMPANY
by the completion OF the Alexandria aud rreu'
cricksiurg road, would furnish continuous
and unbroken line tn Richmond The company
recently Incorporated Ivy the Virginia h2g'Sla-
turc for the purposes above named, IL Is gene
rally understood, is under the control oil backerS
of the Baltimore and Potomac road. We are
not ycrscd in "railroad diplomacy, and II W'
were we would not profess ourael competent
10 solve the enigma presented by the above.
Il is evident that the Baltimore and Potomac
Company III not not intend TO build both OF
tho above routes to Richmond II the MAN
stem" through Charles county is to be built
and portion of the route below Alarih3ro Is
being now graded, ltscems pretty evident tha'
the same company will not construct the Aiex
antra and Fredericksburg road. Every lnd!-
cation points to the building OF or road. II
fact, portion Of it is already under contract
If it is not 10 be completed to the Potomac--a'
Gov. Bowie pertineniy asks Where IS 1t tc
go?" As the case now stands. We think the
probabilities are in our favor. But We comics:
our inability ut present TO sec through tho
panoplied darkness which al this time seem:
to cover up the Intentions Of the great railroad
operators u Port 4obocco (Fh"rI"S f"""fH
Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06
ICOMMUNICATED.

ALEXANDRIA AGRICULTURAL AND MECH
ANIcAL SocIETY.-OVer twelve months ago
there was meeting OF the members OF the
Corn and Produce Exchange, for the purpose
Of organizing an association under the above
title, that our city might not be behind Lynch
burg and Lcesburg, &c., in sn enterprise cs,,
scnial to the agricultural, manufacturing, and
mining advantages oil our section. and learn
that some twelve or sixteen hundred dollars
we're immediately subscribed by our business
men, and committee appointed to canvass Tor
general subscli ptiop, previous to an organlZa-
tna Now, desire to know what ta's com
mttec has done and to suggest that they make
u report of their progress, and the condition OF
thcir subscription list, az this matter OF hold
ing fair here should be pushed with all pos
sibe eEcr&y. AAA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06
RrGreen Il Wise,

(Real Estate Agents ana auclloNeefs.)
SALE.-Under author-
u ity of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Alex.
andria county, Va rendered at the November
term, 1867, in the suits Of Jane I. James W.
Ann Emerson's Admir-, deft., and DelilAh Hh'
ney, plaintiff. W.. the same defendant, tho n"-
dersigned Commissioners, will soil. by public
auction, in front Of tho Mayors office. in the
city of Alexandria, Va, At II o'clock M, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day o! July, 1917, TWO
LOTS OF GROUND; No. beginning on the
east side Of Water street, % feet south OF Wolfe
street, and running thence south on Water s..
"a feet thence east and parallel t" WOLF: s..
CPL feet thence north ~ feet thence with n
direct line to tho beginning. This lot has y S..
FRAME DWELLING, with good back ~
buildings. No. 2 adjoins lot No: i. fronting Il
feet and running back 81! leet has upon II /"
large four story BRICK BUILDING.
TERMS--One fourth Of the purchase MONEY
to be paid in cash, unA the residue in cqusi IL
stalments 1T six, twelve and eighteen months :;
the purchaser t. give bond, with security, w!lA
interest from the day OF sale, and the tide 10 b.
retained until the purchase money is iHliyPsli
FRANCIS Il. SMITH.
W. ARTHUR TAYLOR.
IYShNDHR HILL
GEORGE WM. BRENT.
w. Commissioners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06
AUCTION SALES.
Nv Green g. Wise.

[Resl Estate Agents and AuctIoneers;;. =, f.
SALE OF tE9fkh-
u TY IN THE CITY OF ALEGA NDKla.
VA.-By virtue Of e decree Of the CirruitCoutl
Of Aleysndra county, Va. rendered at Eepru-
sry term, 1869, in tho suit of VIM. +. Churcl,
plaintiff, vs. j. b. Watkins ct ais, defendants
tbe undersigned, Commissioners therein named,
will sell, on SATURDAY, the 9th day July,
1870, at IL o'clock M, in front Of the Mayor :
Office, in the city of AlexancT!a, by public s'''
lion, The following REAL ESTATE:
A LOT or GROUND, in the city OF Alesan,
dris, Va, fronting on Peyton street "a feet aud
running back 100 f., with frame stable there
or, adjoining the lot belonging to VIM. bushDy.
A LOT on Peyton street north OF that above
described fronting on Peyt"n street l2s lee.
and running back 200 feet.
TERMS-One.tenth o! the purchase Hi2hey
to be paid in cash, and tina residue IN thre'
equal instruments, payable nj siz, twelve ana
eighteen months from the day Of sale; the p'ha'
of The purchaser, with good personal security
bearing interest from the day Of sale TO ne IA
ken Tor the deferred payments, ana the proper
ty liable to be- resold at the rik and cost 81 The
purchaser upon failure TO comply Win Inc
terms Of sale, and the title IL be retained until
all the purchase money has been paid Stamps
and c0nveyarcing al tho cost Of the purchaser
CHARLES l.. STU ART.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
iy5-ts Commissioners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06
MARINE LIST.

sun l.V:.s .........4 MOON SETS. M ~ OC
,fE BETS .....7 q HIGH WATER m e. 90 [0
PnkTOF ALEXANDRA ]ULYG
Arrived.
:chr Carrie lieyer, to j Z AgneW.
sE,hra Il Il al y Scull, Dghton, and lJnras.
Murwit h, t. American Coal Co.
SAILED.
Schrs kurotas, New York, and Hattie Baker,
Boston, by j L Agnew.
Schr j Il Babrork, Boston, by American
Coal c..
MEMORANDA.
Brig II n tIcsIen, Jones, for this port. clear
ri ut Boston LIST instant.
.jchr f M Wright, Smith. for this port, clear
od ut Boston "a inst
Schr 8 w Eunncll. Bunnell, hence nj New
York 81 inst.
Schr VIM Allen, Jones, for Boston, hence AT
Now York "a inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

The Chinese, who are in New York, are sal'
to live in the worst portions of that city, amids
the worst Of the population.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

There is not very good prospect that there
will be any financial legislation of any co1sdera
able Importance before the end Of the session
OF Congress on the 18th.