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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-09
AUCTION SALES.

RY WIN. L. WALL co, Auctioneers.
y 49, New Marble Building
Nos. 900 and 9O2 s " cor. Penn. ave and 9th 6,
SALE OF FURNITURE, SHOES, MATING.
BAGATELLE TABLE, PIANOS, 9ILOLoTWS
HHOSh6nMOOD AND WALNUT BOOK CASES
On THURSDAY MORNING, Aurns, 9th rom.
mencing at 10 O'Clock will sell al our salesroIn
an assortment Of the above mentioned ID
Also. on account OF whom il NAV conc.rr
81 PAIR ASSORTED SHOES
with numerous other articles,
suy-h WI. WALL CO., Aucts
IN VIM. L., WALL co, Auctioneer.
L. NJ original Horse and Carriage Razaar
NO. sc Louisiana av., between Oh and lOth sts
MESIERN DROVE HORSES, PRIVATE sTOCK.
IAhhlAGES. HARNE SS, SADDLES BRI'
DLES, &C. AT AUCTION.
~ On THURSDAY MORNING. August O.
@NlSl, commencing at % O'Clock, We viii seII
at our Bazaar, a number of
HORSES AND MULES
Among Which will b. found some fine young sound
h9rses Just arrived from Ohio and Pennsy lvania,
represented by the auctiOneer
at 2. m. day of sale
GUARANTEED on stock warranted sound will expire
Resular sale days Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, without regard tO-weather.
IL W. l.. WALL & CO., AuctiOneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-09

10y LATIMER & CLEARLY, Auctioneers
- successors to Cooper & Latmer)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave ard nth street.
UNCLAIMED PACKAGES FROM WILIARD,s
HOTEL AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY August 3Oth, 1871, at 5 O'Clock
pm;, within our auction room, we shall sell a
number OF Unclaimed Packages from Willard =
Hotel by order Of James Sykes, Esq Terms cash
Jy29 2taw6ds LATIMER A CI,FARY Aurta
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-15
CAC ZION.

The public Il antoned against emDiovlng any
ut the reeuari authorized Agents Of the Compa-
u, since the Roberts Patent cover Ibe use If tde
Torpedo ana all explosive materials for oil wells.
and tue ll-c OF such uajerals ny other parties il
irect ipfringenent of their rights. Any parties in.
firpinr any oi the ROBERTS PATENTS will be
isIt with according to law, and as acting wlliully
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisions
of the Courts
with view TO accomm Oda,e OIL Men in every part
o, tho oil Region. They have employed the most
efficient Agents ard Assis,arts thut be procured
ior the business. LAch Torpedo l. labelled with
date al patents, together with the price of the Tor
podo, aud signed by an officer of the Company, 50
every Operator wishing u Torpedo may know ts
price and whcthtrii came from ouc Office
.pe ator- will confer favor By reporting to this
Office any negligence of AGENTS.
The following named persons have been appoint.
ed Agent. and Assistant AGENTS for the Oil Regions
of fennsJ vania and West Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-15
LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI
TY-SrFPHEN .,ODP. Office, flamilton's Cigar.
store, address Titusville, Pa Assistant John Van
TITUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICINI.
TY-H II THOMAS. Office and address, Man.
,ion IIouse. itusville, Pa.
SHAMtURG AND VICINITY-GEORGE IR-
WIN. Office, Shamhurg; residence, Titusvlie, Pa.
Assistant. a. West
ENTERPRISE rLEASANTNiLLE, BEAN
FARM AN, PrrHCiE W. GEO. VAN
VLlET Office and address Chase house, Pleas
antville Assistant II. q. Huntington.
TIDIOUT AND WEST HlCKoRY--CHAS.
CLARK Office and address, Exp css Office Tidi.
oute Pa Assistant Il, Be,ri5ley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON ONCE and address, Petroleum Cen
re, Pa Assistant, Chare- BlRckford
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
N oil Creek and Cherry Hnn, from Story fam to
,cClintockvile--JA rESSAUNDERS. address,
Il arr Farm, Pa. Assistants Luther Is. SaG.d Is.
Charles E Cochran and william Iioyt
McCLlN NtDCKVlLLE OIL CITY AND Y Nu
"A. s. WtsT. Address, Oil City or Rei'o, Pa
AssisiarT 4. Mead
FKANBLtN, ALONG THE AILFGIIENN Nv
Err wiLBRR Office and address, Franklin.Pa
SCRUBG ASS, Ft~TER FARM & PAHh h,'S
LANDINp-RICHARD w. REpFlELD. CN's
and aidr, ss scrubgrass, n Assistant, X. W Por
terfield address fmlenton, Pa.
WEST VlRHNIA-C. ID. ANGEL, and t. +
COOK Address, Pnrkersburg, West Virginia.
Roberts Petroleum Torpedo TO
mnys-AH
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-15

These bonds are secured, il ST, by F'rst Mott
gape on the road itsoif ills rolling stOck, and
ali equipments; second by FIRST Mortgage on It's
etirc Land Grant Ing more than twenty Two
Thousand Acres Of and tS each Irie Of ,,oad
The Bonds are free from Uniten States Tax; the
Principal ana Interest are payable in Hold-ihe
rincipal at the cnd of Thirty wears, and the In
'cre-t Seni .ai nuaiy at the are OF SEVEN AND
THitiE-1EN rHs PER CENT. per mum.
They arc issued In denominations OF 500, $500,
900. 5000 and $l0,C01.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are N'ssrs jay
Cooke Of Philtd elrhia, and j. Edger Thompson,
President of the Pennsylvania Central Rnlroai
Company
These Northern Pacific 80 Ponds will A. all
times before maturity, be rece vable AT TEN
PER CENT PREMIOM Tor I, 0). In exchange for
the Company's lands AT their lowest cash price
In add III II 10 their absolute safely, these Bonds
iirst.class security. Persons holding nited stues
s 20's can. by Converting them in 0 N.ItNem Pa
ciiics, incrcasa Their arly Income onethird, and
still hnve pc fccty reabic investment.
HOW TO GET THEM.--iour nearest Bank or
Banker will supply these bonds ia any desire
amount, and Of any need dissemination. Iclsons
wishing to exchange stocks or other ends for
these, can do go with any Of our Agents, who will
allow the high 1t current price for ALL MARKET
ABLE sECUkIr'Es.
send money, or other bohds directly 10 us by ex-
press, and we will send back Northern Pacific
Bonds at own risk ard without cost to the tn
vestor. Fvriurther information. pamphlets mars,
etc call on or address the uncersisned, or any oi
the Banks or Bankers employed to sci this loan.
ha FOR SALE By
James T. Brady & Co., Hart, Caughey & Co. Ma
sonic Savings Blpk, Western Savings Pans, 5: Nc
can a Co., Hnkers, General Agents, Pitts
wv IF GEO. ~. .nIssELL q Co, Local
nS0 m,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-15

"I give my hearty preference to the
Wilcox & Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine"
FANNY FERN.
@The weight of reliable evidence being
overwhelming for that of the Wilcox & Gibbs
Silent Sewing Machine, 1 decided upon it,
procured it, aud an more than satisfied"
GRACE GREENWOOD.
shave the Wheeler & Wilson, the Grover
& Baker, and the Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machines in my family. use the Wilcox
& Gibbs most frequently, thinking It faS
superior to either of the others"
Mrs. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
sMy wife would not accept a Sewing
Machine of any other patent as a gift, if she
must receive it on condition Of giving up the
Wilcox & Gibbs" -,
Carbondale, PA
"The Wilcox & Gibbs is the only Sewing
Machine whose working is 60 sure and simple
that could venture to introduce it into
SYRIA REV. A. I. PRATT,
Missionary American Board.
ave have used various Sewing Machines
within our family. but it is the undpin,os,
opinion of the household, that the Wilcox
& Gibbs Is the best of them all"
Rev. j. s. HoLMR,
Brooklyn, ny.
"For simplicity and mechanical accuracy
Of construction, I have seen no Sewing
Machine equal to the Wilcox & Gibbs"
ENoCH LEWIS, 3.
Ofthe Peunsylvauia Central r r
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-15

Friends aud patrons. ono and all.
Your attention to Iny "bizr would call;
Times arc dull an money tight ~
But ia these tnes I'm looking for light;
To those who are building rigs without number,
would iniorm-thA is tho place to buy Lumber;
My motto isihis: 'Quick Sales and small Profit, -
For business Is healthy and think much Of it;
In qrality nv Lumber is second to none,
And as for Shingles, keep No. /;
Some may not look at 1t in the light I do,
And for .lose l have quality No.a;
And to those who are particuar-ss some may BE-
still have smother qualify called NO
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice,
Which will sell at = low cash price;
Such as Flooring. Ceiling and Siding, both: Rorgh
Lath, Battens and Surfaced Lumber. all OF III.
best;
I also have Rig Lumber Of all kinds,
At prices to compare with oil ald hard times;
All kinds of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box Of Cigars Of 4 very good brand;
My facilities for selling arc surely without numbe
always keep good teams to deliver good Lnn bel
SO If You want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, Son o
Uard,
You will End Just what you want at L u Sc Lur
feb1s-f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30
DRET{.iR l..

MARSHALL X. .AME".-Am"ng the many sad
event, W., have b,rn called upon IT, record, the
.uddr>l is lh.. death ui Marshall X. James. -
With clean and shining record in the pust, and
the hrig htr.t promise for the future opening be-
fore hull, u.l br was gr;t. ping the realization
Of lilies nobIrsl p,lrcst hopes, God took him, for
III. walked with God" We would not lightly
spc:h Que careless, cold or I"rmal word cuncnrll-
ing him. nor wake one alrepihg chord in any
stricken heart IT, II krcncr $rnsc ut sorrow by
dwelling upon the detail, OF las fatal acrldrnt--
The s:n"m which prrval"d this community
where lI' Was known upon the ann-u!lrrIn"nt 81
his death, aId the unusually large Cul,ruur>r OF
aurruwinS friends that followed his Remains "
thr grave attest the GENERAL c>t,nlu III which he
w,- held, and is the littest tribute that could BE-
paid to his memory.
Charity Lodge, l. q. .. f., in Warrcntun;
passed resolutions OF RESPECT to tho memory Of
tn. deceased, and also the following resolutions:
Resolved, That We tender to Potomac Lodge
CIR grateful acknow lgencnlS and thanks for the
sympathy shown our brvthcr Mars hall X. d une5,
in his sutlerngs while in Alexandria; AMI We are
especially thankful to the brothers Of that LOdg
who accompanied his remains u this place, for
their kindly sympathy and aid Oh the lnourniul
occasion Of kia funeral.
Resolved That We tender our thanks to the
officers vi the Alexandria and Manassas Raiiroad
Company for their confederation shown t" our
deceased brother, and for sbeir kindness To his
Relatives and that We feel especially grateful to
II. w. Nunuegrlt, the superintendent III the
road, for giving to the relatives and friends OF
tho deceased Il free pus>agc over tho rond "n the
occasion Of the funeral, and for so generously
an extra train of cars for tho return Of
our brethren 81 Potomac Lodge to their homes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30
SPEEE.IL .N'DTsCES.
Sinking Fin,

Sinking Fnst.-Palc miserable, discuur-
aged, without relish for food, without rnc:gy
enough for rxcr:iun, yet with no acute pain, or
other specific Indication of disease, how often do
We see feeble invulds fading AS it were out Of life
without any apparent cause. We say Of them
that they are sinking fast," or sinking gradu
ally" rs the case may be. But there is no good
reason why they should sink 1T all. Persons in
this dead alive state simply want imrigorsting
and vitalzing. Nature in n state OF torpor, de-
mands help Bring out the reserve of vitality in
the system: brace the nerves tone the stomach,
break the morbid trance OF body and mind with
A course of IIostctter's Stomach Bittcrs. 1t c.tn
be done. 1t ha. been done in thousands of in
stances. The effect upon the encrvated franc Is
electric Never give up, however langaid and
broken down. Remember that for tho exhaust
ed the dcbilita:el, thcd@ponding, this powerful
vegetable restorative Is genuine elixir. 1t Is
not - mere stimuInnt that provokcs transient
fash of vgur in the system, and then leaves 1t IN
a more depressed condition than before. 1t fe-
moves the causes OF debility by altering the Sc
crctions and regulating the action of the internal
organs, rs well is rc-ent"rcng them. 1t IA II
particularly valuable medicine ut this season,
because it is an antidote 70 tbs uialsrla which
produces intermittent fever, bilious collie and
other disorders Of the bowels prevalent IN the
fall oct 3U--rOlW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30
Letter from West Sirgiiia.

Correspondence. ct the AlcXanhi, Gazette.
OK THE ROAD FROM WHITE SrLpHuR
SpRISus, Oct. 18th, IS7l .--My last letter WIS
from White Sulphur, on the rutl Ia the Salt
and Red Sulphur Springs. The great hotel at
the White. where there weresO many hundred
the surrounding cottages, and reminds one I'll
rving's description Of the AlhamEra. the: dc,
serted palace OF the kings Of Grenada. though
by no means so elegant. The sprius is cover
ed over with small opening on one side, closed
by half shutter fixed on hinges like Il trap
door, and the lower half oil Il broken bottle does
duty for tumber. But the place is still as
beautiful is in the summer, only it looks so
dcsolate, with only Il traveller ur two No" aud
then passing through. There arc sonic - per-
sons at the old stage hotel, called the Mastin
House but they are mostly the resident laul-
lies, and 4 chance traveller occasionally. Some
half dozen ladies and gentlemen GAME from
there to the train at 0 clock this morning.
Several Of u, Staid at the Dry Greek Hotel
some half Il mile bclow.a Very nice, clean, quiet
place, where good table is kept, the attend
arce good, and lodging .. h. Since the dread
full accident last year. at Jerry Run, and the
killing OF two gentlemen since. one engine
driver left and now select men: engine drivers,
brakesmcn, and conductors take charge OF the
trains at the foot Of the mountains, where the
Temporary tracks begin and so over to the foot
of the mountains on the other side. | Glanced
to 90 on the platform to look at the permanent
track now being constructed, and saw man
with the word Conductor on his hat looking
out of the rear window Of the car forward of
ours and asked gentleman what it meant,
when he told Inc as Il boye stated, that the train
was then in charge of the specials. looked
nj the brakeman and he seemed to he Of cast
irnn-and piece Of the machinery: he looked
down and listened all the time, and ! should
not wonder if he did not hear every individual
wheel of the train When heard him speak
I found ho vas an Eugllshman. He. learned
his business there, where they are more careful
Of human life than in our happy land. felt
Is looked at that man aTd saw him handle
his brakes, great confidence i'll human nature.
Just as | found out that he waa English We
were ut the foot ct the mountain and he got
Oft. am told that the grade Of the temporary
track over the mountains is, in one place, as
much rs go feet to the mile, and the averages
III feet; that where the road is completed the
grade will, no where. he over 50 feet to the
mile, which will be about ~ feet less than the
Baltimore and Ohio road ''lhis will he the
road" The officers Of the road say that the
Biz Bend Tunnel will be p;ls$able by the first
div Of July next, and the whole road next fall.
The speed then will be more rapid, and it Is
expected that travellers can reach the White
Sulphur Springs by S or half past s p. m, and
the mouth of Creenbricr by $50 or 10 r. m.
Yunrs, ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Culpepcr Observer says ION last
Saturday morning, about ninc clock, willie
her husband vas attending to the gathering Of
his corn, Mrs Edwards, wife of Mr. Henry II.
Edwards, living about three miles south Of
Culpeper Court House. committed suicide BY
hanging herself She had been indi$poScd
fer sometime, and lately on visit to her sister
in this place, had shown depression Of mind.
,nuring one Of Wyman's performances at
the Metropolitan Hail, in Richmond, last Fri
day night, an alarm WIS made that the gallery
was falling. There was Il stalupede, and seve-
ral persons were injured in their haste to get
out Of the room 1t ,sas foun,l, afterwards,
that the gallery had slrIln" and that the hall
is not sale
AS Judge Thomas was returning from the
discussion at Waterford, Oh Thursday last, in
crossing the Catoctn mountain, the buggy was
upset aud he and the driver thrown over 4
prccipice, OF from ten To twelve feet high. For
| tunate y the Judge escaped with but 4 slight
confusion
Several political meetings have lately been
held in Culpepcr county which We're addressed
with great effect by several OF our Conservative
| friends in that county; among them MIR. Howe
Pcyton. Mr.. Grinslcy, Dir. Field, and others.
Mr.. y. Howe Peyton is one Of the editors Ct
the Culpeper Observer and will add interest to
its columns by his labors.
| The name Of the Mau;lss;ls Gazette IL chang
| ed To the Prince William Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30
The Root Oftllc Evil.

The gigantic public corruption unearhcd in
this city, and in New York. may we'll arrest
public attention, and set every thinking man
to look for remedy. If government III Re-
public can he made machine to rob and fleece
the people, instead Of III agency to conduct
their affairs, through f1ithful public servants
then We have not, with our boastcl intelligence
and improvement, got much beyond Turkey,
where each subordinate VIKINGS all he can out
of the subject, and pockets Is much as he can
before he turns any over to the Treasury OF
the head uppreS<or. The theory, and former
Is, the practice of our government. WAS the very
opposite Of this Economical administration,
small appropriations in the State and Federal
governments, and the faithful discharge oil duty
was the general rule OF every DEPARTMENT.
Lavish, reckless expenditure began With the
war Perhaps this is III inevitable incident Of
war, and ought to be i fresh warning against
it, But another incident Of war took new and
startling development. The license 10 plumber
WAS extended from the scat Of war, where it IS
commonly exercised by tamr.iIllnwerS and
''bummcrS, to the whole sphere oI govern
mental administration. l:r!stafi 5 cyhorIaton
Rob ne the lExcllcQucr.f Vas the rule Of ac
ton t" many Of the officials IN power From
the nSkcts issued to the army, two, three, Or
!ibur 'TUulS were SCIa)cu, itl SutttHStNc mugs
81 politicians, till the deerioratcd weapon burst
perhaps, in the hand Of the soldiers. His
blanket underwent like shearings. When Il
Senator, was charged with taking L high per
centagc off Of the contracts for arms Which he
solicited at the War Department. his aIswcr
was--''oi course do, and his brethren in the
Senate shielded linn even from vote Of cen
sure This was just the system which Tweed
and his hing in New York, aud our Rings
here, have copied with ready imitation. The
rate charged for every act or service done or
pretended to be louc, is swccd by IN cnor
nous addition, which is divided amoug the
rim" dominant at the time and place. The
public money is gambled with bya Ring OF
Spectators who deal by the rule Of: Heads, |
win, tails, you lose. They take all profits
anu saddle the losses On the public. They
settle each others public accounts, and only 4
quarrel, as in the Evans case OF an unexpected
disaster, like the Chicago fire, brings their
dealing before the public eye This las been
sanctioned by such high and numerous exam
pies, and has been covered over and snIothcrrd
up 20 often, that there ia.; been Il corrupt pub
lie sentiment generated that ceases 10 regard
that as robbery which is practicrl upon the
people, and not upon l sing c Individual.
The past is bal enough; but luany fear that
Worse awaits Us in the future. - IhitnGfphn
I0r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

DIR. Gladstone made speech at Greenwich,
England, on Saturday. in which he culogized
the Queen, complimonted his colleagues, point
ed to the vitality of the liberal party, declared
that Ireland was now more contented, and
promised that the troops in the colonies should
be reduced, with various other military reforms
A report is given OF disagreement between
the Queen and the Ministry and proposition
to appoint chancellor to sign documents in
her place, but it does not come from such a
source az to merit for it confidence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

tits strange that some of our public men
,cM not learn the Importance and even necessl
ty of condensation in their writings, when they
address the people through the newspapers.
An audience of hundred will listen to a tol,
erablc speaker for an hour or two, without
WEAKNESS, if his subject is at all interesting,
when not one in twenty of the same audience
would reed two columns Of that speech if print
ed in newspaper as letter, or essay. a
long dissertation should be printed as pam
phlet for sale; the expense to be borne by the
writer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

WASHINGTON AND RIcHMoNp RAILWAY
1t is reported in many ways that he ltic hmonl
aud Fredericksburg railroad, with lis branch
to Auuia Greek, have been purchased ly the
PENNSYLVANIA Central railway interest. II So,
the line Of steamers hence to Aquia Creek will
be drawn off when the road from Frcdercks-
burg to Alexandria is completed, and then the
trip between Washington and Richmond will
be made much quicker and at less cost than
now. The present railway between Washing
ton and Alexandria, with It's limited facilities,
bids fair to occupy the situation for some time,
us questions concerning a new road are IN lItlga-
ton. Meantime, the Orange and Alexandria,,
and the Fredericksburg railways will bcobliged
to Use it, in order that their passengers may
reach the Northern cities. Should the Tenn
sylvauia Central interest build 4 new road from
the south end Of the Long Bridge to Alexan'
dria. the former woull still he wanted for 4
connection between the Orange and Alcxan-
Iria railroad, and the Baltimore and Ohio.
The latter contcmplatcs making connection
with the Orange and Alexandria road Via the
junction route in this city and Georgetown,
but this has not yet been commenced, and to
make the contemplated tunnels will require a
year or two at least 4 like time will be need
ed to finish the tunnels Of the Baltimore and
and Potomac railroad in the city Of Baltimore.
In the interim its passengers for the West will
have to be transported through the city 10 the
Northern Central by omnibuses. - Washington
Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

1t is now, at last, acknowledged, by some Of
the Radicals, that Stokes never did deserve any
favor, and that his previous career did not en-
title him to be patronized by the administr;.-
ton. 4 warrant in his favor for $2oG was
stopped last Saturday at the Treasury Depart
ment. This pittance is held Us an offset against
the $6S, 900 which Stokes is charged with de-
traudiug the Government out of. Stokes
affrn,s that he is not guilty Of fraud The
Government officers SLY they will prove it on
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 50, 1871.

In an appeal to the Conservative people Of
Virginia, the Richmond Enquirer says =
During the present week there must be no
abatement in the fervor of Conservative zeal,
but all must buckle to their work. From now
until next Monday night there should be no
intermission. We must bend all our energies
to the single, only purpose of saving our loved
State from the fate which the leaders Of Radi-
calism have reserved for it-from the fate of
unhappy South Carolina. Action must from
this time forward be our watch word and
opl,y.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

Dr.. Ball, now sole State Fish Commissioner,
having succeeded in dcpoSitiug thousand bass
in the waters Of the James, Rappahanock aud
Dan, now proposes to stock as many of the
mountain streams, on both sides Of the Ridge,
rs he can, with the means at his command,
with trout. lie intends to purchase trout that
were Matched list Spring, aud will deposit
them in all suitable streams within reach Of the
railroads.