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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-14
4 ONO ELECTION.
from the Ohio State JournAl.l !

From the Ohio State JournAl.l
And with reference to the
General Assembly, for which
the enemy. concentrated their
whole energy and made most
desperate fight,..we have, it ap'
pears, pushed them to the last
ditch and buried them in it. II
IS not altogether certain, how
ever, that we will have a good
working majority in both
Houses. The favorable reports
that were, sent from Hamilton
county yesterday morning led
our friends to believe that we
had secured quite thalentire
Hamilton delegation, which
would have given us about
twenty.three majority in the
Lower House. But a private
dispatch was received at nine
o'clock last night, stating that
the prospects were that no Re-
publican on the legislative
ticket there was elected. Such
news from Cincinnati was quite
discouraging, to say the least.
Another dispatch, however,
dated Cincinnati 1910 p. M,
expressed the belief that,a por.
ton ofthe Republican candi-
dates forthe Legislature were
possibly. elected. If we lose
Hamilton county, the Senate
will be Democratic, the best
| ..'.' ga. ,
way we can fix III but the
House will be Republican by
perhaps enough votes to give
US a majority on joint ballot.
This is the long and short of fit.
A debt of gratitude is due
the Republicans of the counties
in which the parties are pretty
evenlydiyided. Here IS where
our main triumph has been.
The active unfinching Reppb'
licans OF Belmont county have
veredGthemselves with glory
by completely redeemlngtheir
county'tnd sending a Repub
lican toithe House. Likewise
is ;all honor due the faithful
Republicans of the beautiful
countyof Knox, who have rout
ed the Democacy most success
fully and elected their candi,
date for the legislature which
is another gain. Vinton coun.
ty also gives an unlocked for
report of herself, overcoming e
three OF four hundred Demo.
cratic majority and electing
Mr.. Bay to the Legislature by
a plurality offive. Then in the
three counties of Hardin, High
land and Hancock we gain one
Representative each. But as
a partial Offset to this increase
of Republican strength in the
House, we probably lose the
Representative from Washing.
. ton county, owing to the in
e roads of the Prohibitionists or
s our party there. Captain Lee
: of Delaware county, is report
o ed defeated by a small MAORI
}. ty by Powell, Independent Re
9 publican, but we shhlL place
q no reliance in the report until
I the official count is had. Ant
y the Republican candidate fol
d the House in jackson count,
q is defeated by a small majority
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-14
GREAT FIRE IN CHICAGO.
Loss over ssoo.ooO,oOo

'niuht6uL VI oaIuruay, III "ha'
Is known as the Western Di'i
sion, and aided by a fresh wind
from the lake, had attained in
an incredibly short space oi
time a fierceness AMI power
never before witnessed in the
West. Fed by wooden tene
ment houses that kindled with
the rapidity Of tinder, the sea
of flames swept on from street
to street, leaving the halt
clothed and stupefied occu
pants looking upon what had
but q moment before been
their homes. About 1 O'clock
OfSunday morning after almost
superhuman exertion, the fire
department succeeded in get
ting control of the flames, and
and it was believed that the
end had come. But theredwas
still worse in store for the un-
fortunate city. at nine on
SIN lay evening, while tie
firemen were resting, exhaust
ed from their 'labors, another
fire broke out In the First Di.
vision and among the same
class of buildings.
1t was hoped at first to re-
strain the flames to the poorer
portion of the city, but riding
upon the constantly freshenlng
breeze, they poured on and over
from block to block, till the
very heart of the city was
reached.
CHICAGO, Oct. $40 A, M
The entire business portion Of
the city is destroyed. All the
banks, express and telegraph
Offices; all the newspaper Of
fees, six elevators, and The
water works are gone. There
is no water in the city. MOI
less than ten thousand build
ings have already been destroy
ed. The fire has burned a dis.
tance OF five miles, and still
raging. The wind is blowing
q gale.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9-Noon-The
whole business portion of the
city is in ashes, trem Harrison
streetnorth to Chicago avenue
and east of the river totlie lake
The burnt district is three
miles in length, and from {
mile to a mile and a half il
width. Every hotel, bank, ex
press offices, telegr aph office
theater and newspap er office
with all wholesale houses il
the city are totally destroyed
with many thousand dwellings
The water works were destroy
ed early this morning. Th,
wind is blowing perfect gall
from the southwest, with a sk,
of brass. No one can tell wha
the end will be. lH
The only salvation for the re
mainder Of the city is in tn
wind keeping its present direc
tion. One hundred and fft,
thousand people are homeless
the most of them in a distitut
condition. The unburned street
for miles are lined with house
hold goods. No one dares t
think what the loss of life may b,
Q The flames swept through tn
/ city with the rapidity Of a prairi
fire, and many must have perisl
, ed. The Western Union Tel,
graph Company has succeede
/. in getting up q few wires from
hastily improvised Office in th
o southern part Of tie city, and g.
!. tablishing communication
nearly all directions. Munif
=. cent offers of assistance are con
t ing from every quarter. 9.
i CHICAGO, Oct. 90 P. M
e The progressing flames in IL
e south division we're finally arres
= ed about l o'clock. This wa
:, accomplished by the blowing q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-14

A dispatch justreceived from
r. d. Harrison, chairman ol
the Republican Executive
Committee published else
where-puts an entirely differ
ent face upon the matter. The
lf test returns show that the
Senate will be a tie, and the
Republicans have ten majority
in the Heuse. no
. Estimated majority for Noyes
.25,O009@- o. t.."
n2y z. COLUMBUS, October II.
II Stimson is elected-and
Iheve no doubt of 1.-THE Sen
ate will be atie, and House 10
misjority. Noyes' majority
must be about $4,000.
'hd .airsHR.s D. HARRISON,
- Chairman Rep. Elk. Com.
A LATER dispatch is still bet
ter, and irdicates that the Sen
ate will be Republican by the
casting vote of the Lieut.. Gov
ernor, and the Republicans
have the House by a majority
of 13. H
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-14
1893 GIFTS.
INHALING COMPOUND.

A certain cure for catarrh, asthma, and other
diseases OF the air passages. Sent TO anv ad.
dress on receipt OF i.50 q box, with full direcs
tom. Enclose stamp for circular. Address
Dr. e. FIELD, ostraudei, Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-01


roasted man alive first running a stake
through bis body 1t is said the volunteers
were caught hy Spanish officers while engaged
in the act.
The outrage hae greatly inccnscd the people
and many murders On both sides have resulted;
An American gentleman stopping at a hotel
one day i'll the beginning of the week heard Of
two volunteers la.ns murdered in their beds in
a single night.
-Four hundred persons. mostly negroes. who
recently surrendered at Puerto Principe; have
returned to the woods nmpellcd by hunger
They thought it preferable to die by Spanish
bullets than from want or the small rox which Is
raging so tearfulIy.
few We're seized while attempting to cs-
cape.
\ Spanish gunboat lcft Sunday for Nassau
with two persons on board intended for spies
upon the expedition expected there. one from
the United States and one from Colombia.
a Spaniarn who was with the last convoy
which conducted from Marathon to Las Tunas
a whole family composed Of old men. women
and children who lived on Il farm called Ociyal
six miles from San Geronimo informs me
that they were assassimtcd Ivy Spanish troops.
An expedition was safely landed ON the
Southern coast near Trinidad \ whole COM
pany Was seen by informant well uniformed
and armed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-01
-AUL'TIO.N Stiles,
Nv Green GWiSe

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
TRUSTEES' SALE-By virtue of deed of
L, trust, dated the goth day Of November 1855
executed by Margarctta Raglan and Jeremiah
Raglan her husband recorded in lber X, No. 4,
folio 800, OF the land records of Fairfax county,
Va, the undersigned, trustees, will sell, by pub
lie auction, at the Mayors office, in the city OF
Alexandria, Va, nj u o clock m OH TUES
DAY, the 18th day of April 1871, the following
described property, viz:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, situated in
Fairfax county, Va, and lying south OF Great
Hunting Creek, and on the east side OF the road
leading from Alexandria to Mount V ernon, being
SEVEN DISTINCT PARCELS OF LAND,
containing 2o5 acres, J rnods and q poles, more
or less-aIl adjoining each other; and fully dc,
scribed in deed from George g.. Barton ana
Eliza NJ, hi. wife, to Jeremiah Raglan, dated
October 2l>t, ISIS.
Terms: Cash Stamps and conveyancing at
the cost of the purchaser.
GEO. W. BRENT. Trustoos
mi, o3-is G. w WATTLES.
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'EliH Markets.

LONDON, April l--Cons"Is opened ut ?25 for
money, and !:!zt!r; for account. American So
curitics steady
LIVERPOOL, April l.--C"tton open, dull; up
lands "A; Orleans =.
New YORK, April l.-Slocka steady and quiet.
Virginia skies %; do. new Il. Money easy at f.
Gold steady log Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat firm. Corn quiet and steady
BALTIMORE, April LECTION duh. Flour
dull and market iavors buyers. Wheat dull;
receipts light; choice and fancy white l9Oa4D;
fair t" prime l55alSti; prime t" choice red l;la
100; fair to good lji'ulGU; common l%Ial 40;
Ohio and Indiana lMialGO; Pennsylvania lJf.
100 Corn iirmcr; white Southern SLASH; yellow
du. 81 MIXED Western 1,ia1S. Dat, GIa''2 Rye
!HulN
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, April l.-l'arIs dispatches dated
); Il of March, contain the following information;
The Cri lu Pieuplc says Il committee will
leave the Hotel de Vile for Luxembourg.
The members OF the Commune now admins
ter the affairs Of the respective ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The Rapprl publishes L letter from General
Lucr complaining OF the treatment he recriv-
cd from the Central Committee.
NJ. VI. Nallcgrane and Bison are still III
prison.
1t is stated that letters tothe Journals outside
of Paris have been stopped.
The inhabitants continue to leave l'ar>. $500
Many streets already look deserted
The Constitutional WAS seized yesterday.
The Ncritc says Rochclort has recovered and
is coming to Paris Direct Tho Mot dc Adrr
confirms the statement
The Mot de Adrc says Bismarck has con-
scntcd to the modification Of article three nf
the prclimrinaric Of peace and has allowed the
augmentation OF the Paris army To $4,000 men.
Bismarck, in his note, asked THEIRS to define
time in Which he would accomplish the sup
nressi0n Of the insulrcction in Paris, THEIRS
resisted the demand by IN expression OF the
hope that he would succeed in his efforts OF
cancellation and BY asserting the right to Judge
when other measures arc necessary.
At a sitting of the Commune yesterday, NJ.
\
lie Francois; was app"nted irGsIdent' VI: lie,
guilt Ferry Secrctary ald VI. VI. her@ettl ana
nuval, Judges. The Commune proposes 10 at
mt foreigners 10 nlcnoclshiPu IL ' n.y.
The flag Of the Commune Will be that OF the
universal republic. Ten commissioners have
been appointed by the Commune to take charge
Of ,nairs. as follows: Executive, Military, Sub
sistcnce. Financial, Justice, Public, Secretary
WORKS; lfauc, "pc oe'Inrs jn;JaJ .Lat tho
and Educational 1t has been decided .llat .nG
education shall DC 9'a'''''ouS' ''n''''''''' anu
SECULAR rri ro hos dotorr;nc5 to disn,tch
representatives TO- INC various "n '2,''t tbcr tnrc
and cspeclally lr'sS''' d. "'o" d. '"N'' ''''''
attitude Is n Hm"M botwpou Paris and Versailles
COMMUNICATING pGlMer" a." ,,',, ", SOD hc.
Is interrupted Ho lel'Gis ~ l'p''' "''''
tween the wv" c'Cles ul, n.." ,,s bc,1 G,r ,hc
y hAee'i'T vi ui;'' .',.o from thn
purpose ol ucili'ali,E e nao "f ,ho dnIer,tcs
,oln'lune "' WILLY ,bbnt N Rnnn:mt wLn ha,
thereto resI'osll , 'nao w. nnl ntcn has fled
h,1 ciEir@e ol nv sE".'"i , p;;si RI, Hnr,.;cG
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-ThiS su

Bachelors Hair Dyc.-Thi- superb
Hair Dyo is the best IA tho Perfectly
Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous. No dis
appointment. No Ridiculous Tnts, or lnplrls-
ant O,l"r. The genuine v. !: Batrh"l"r's Hair
Dive produces MMEDI ATElN II splendid
Skin but leaves tho Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tful The only Safe and Perfect Dye. sold by
all Druggists. Factory, Ii Bond St, New York.
New York. ian 9O-cnly
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MISCEl.I.AN, EOl :.

On Monday Mr. Shcllabargerintcnds to press
the previous question on the bill now before the
House. Over thirty members have notified
the Speaker Of their desire to address the
House upon the BILL It's said that the second
and third sections of the bill giving the lrsi-
dent power to Use military force in State with
out Il call from the Governor OF the State. will
IN. materially mmliticd
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Mcdical.-EssAYS FOR lnESG MEN, on
great SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES. which
Interfere with MARRlAGE-with sure means
Of relief for the Firing and Unfortunate, dis"as-
rd and dcbililatcd. Sent free of charge, in seal
cd envelopes Address HOWARD ASSOClA-
TION, No. , ). Ninth street. Philadelphia Pa.
Philadelphia, feb lin
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EfyIs S.9LE OK IeE.N-T.

FOR RENT-Tlnt large and most do
a:i Iight!ul BRICN HDTSE: No. - Washing
ton street, corner Of Queen. Thi, i, Il most de-
llgh,iullv situated h"rl-c. with IS rooms. IN a
most healthy and pleasant n"i.chh"rh'""I; l. III
good order and condition; ha, larG" yards on
the west and ,oui, with grapr., fruit trees and
flowers. r.. j. Ll.D1 ID.
dec I-,f 10. l;,i Queen street.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
DISP.4 TCHES TO THE GAZE TIE
FROM WASHINGTON.
CUNGR ESS.

WAsIIlNGToN, April 1.-The Senate WIS not
in session and the House of Representatives
was engaged in general discussion of the ku-
kluy bill.
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Fire,

Troy. April --(iriSwold, 5 Oprr;, House "lr
Third street WAS destroyed hy fire this H. III.
The cause of the fire l., unknown. Loss $50.
900 insurance SD, 900.
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DO NOT DpSs,a

Do not Despair until you HAY" consulted
old Dr. DARBY. los Fnmr-and-a-half streets
Washington, d. G. He is invariably successful
Washington. ID. e., NH !l-lm*
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SPECIAL .N'UTIGES.
Better than Foreign Port. $

Better than Foreign Port. -Sp"rr Port
Grape Wine is better than impaired Port. and
since the udultcrai"n Of the latter, ii must take
lis place. 1t is pure and really excellent and
health giving. Troy Tirnrs.
Our druggists hnvrs"lnr direct from Mr.. Sp'wr.
mar II W
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CAVALRY CoMpANY.-'Fhc meeting OF those
favorable to the organization Of 4 cavalry com
pany WAS not held this evening but will be
held at Cats Tavern, West End, ON Monl ay
evening, next al > o clock.
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". g. CAZENoyE, ESQ. AT the regular
meeting of the Directory of the Orange, ). lex
andria and Manassas Railroad Company, held
at the Office of the Company, in this city, last
night, W. &. Cazenove, esq. was unanimous
ly selected to discharge the duties pertaining
to the office of Vice President Mr.. &. has
been connected with the management Of the
road since 1862, and has rendered most valuable
services inrccognilion oiwhch this honor which
was 50 emincntly merlted, was Conferred. Mr. Z.
is thorough Alcxandrian. always having the
interest OF the city prominently in view. ana il
better selection both for the city and the
road, could hardly have been made, I'm tins
connection it may be added that the o.. \. 4
NJ. Co. have most able and efficient naagc-
ment not excelled in point of ability, and ener-
gy by any in the country.
GRAND .IURN.-The grand Jury for the
April quarterly term Of the Corporation Court
has been drawn by the Clerk in the presence OF
the Commonwealth S Attorney 1t comprises
I from the lSt Ward from the 2nd: from
the 2rd, and / from the 4th
DIsORDERLY CnNDrCT.-Thc man arrested
yesterday ly the police after chase. had been
disordcrly at the mouse uf Mr.. Jacob Appich,
corner Of King and Columbus streets, ami not
at the restaurant of Mr. Louis Appich AZ re-
ported.
PROPERTY SALE. --Grccn l. WISE real estate
agents and auctioncrrs, sold Thursday the three
story brick dwelling on Water street, between
Prince and Duke. now occupied by r. |. t.
Wilson. Esq, to David i. Smoot, Esq, for
$3.50
STEAM FIRE ENGINE The Steam Fire En-
CINE Fellowship passed through this p acc this
morning en- route for Lynchburg, having been
purchased by that city from the Fellowship
Company Of Philadelphia.
CAVALRY CoMpANY.-rhc meeting Of those
favorable to the organization Of cavalry COM
pany WAS not held this evening, but will be
held at Cats Tavern, West End, on Monl ny
evening, next at :. o clock.
END OF \ STKIkE.--Thc track hands on the
O.. A. 4 NJ. r. r., who struck" three
four days ago. have gone to work again.
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From ST. Domingo.

HAVANA March GA rumor prevails here
which j. generally credited. that tn Volunteers
IN the neighhorhoud OF San Juan Remcdla>
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END OF \ SrKlkE--l'he track hands on the
O.. \. 4 NJ r. r., who struck three or
four days ago have gone to work again.
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MEATS. Mr.. Holland had at bis stall, III
market, tLNls morning, some very superior
,eals land ul2attou. and beef
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ORPHAN AsYLuM.-rhc lady managers OF
the Orphan Asylum, in consequence "l .n,''
inability to hold their annual meeting Will be
compelled to call upon the citizens IN person
and they desire to state that 4 committee VIII
ee ut each ward aud solicit contributions Tor the
snn, ,ort of that institution, which has cvcrbeen
uobly sustained by our people.
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ALEX. II. SANDS. WI. JOSIAH LEA M.
Glands d LEAKE,
y
AT-LAW.
Office 1l14 Main Il
7 III NTIITI 7
RICH MON ~. Y \.

RICHMOND. T.
Practice in Supreme Court of Appeals. the
Courts (Statc and Frlrral held in tn" city Of
Richmond. and in the Courts Of III" C"umtc. Of
Uenricn Hanover and Chesterfield
Richmond Eu an 1-:,lu
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING STAR
ENGINE HOUSE,

Sealed proposals will be- received at tlr Drug
Store of f.. \ Lralhratrr n Bro. until TT Is
DAY. April 18th. ISL. for altering and repairing
the Star Engine House The bids will be OPEN
rl at the time specified in IL" presence "f the
Committee Oh Public Property. specifications
and explanations can hc obtained ut my office,
n" : south Columbus street. The committee
will reserve the right "f requiring security for
the faithful performance Of the contract.
B. +. PRICE.
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BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS and
- the public generally ar" hereby notified
that we shall, from the lst day q" April, ISL. t"
the lst day of January, 49,! hay" manufactured
at the brick yard binding on st A>aph. PIT and
Wythr streets. in thccity ul Alexandria. BRICK
of the best quality which will sell nj III" low
est market price Application for tn" same must
br made To us, no one Is authorized t. act Tor
ua in the sale of said brick.
NH .xY-Daw;m w H. CuRSE n CO.
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STEAM FIRE ENGlNE-Thc Steam Fire En-
CINE Fellowship passed through this place this
morning en- route for Lynchburg, having been
purchased by that city from the Fellowship
Company of Philadelphia.
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OF STOCKHOLDERS.

\ general meeting of the StnckhullrrS of the
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY will be
held at the Mansion House, in the city Of Alex
andria. Virginia. on WEDN ESDAI. Nh" 3r'l
day of May, ISL. at ten tlG o'clock n. M.
j. b. WINSTON. Secretary.
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By Han. &. Addison. Auclioneer.

NEW HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
~ Nos 2ll, 1l3 and 2l5.
lIth street, south of Pennsylvania avenue, and
1910 & street north,
Washington, D. {.
Open daily for the transaction of business from
n. ~ till p.
Regular auction sale days, Tuesdays Thurs
Horses, Mules Carriages, BuggicS, Wagons,
Carts, Harness, Saddles Brides, naltrrs, Horse
Blankets. &C. At private sale and auction.
Observation-Disclosures men in general of WASH
ington and Georgetown, ID. {.
Han. {. ADDISON,
Auction and Commission Mcrchsat.
Washington d. c.. feb jim
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~tTINSI SNTJNSl

CATINS! SATINS!
- SILKS! SILKS!
TRIMMING! TRIMMING!
Oncncd this day NY first lot of Spring Trim
ming. consisting of Satin$, silk. Frngc., &c.-
Satins and Silks in all cnhrS and cut on the bias
Can't fail to suit in quality or price.
npl &. {. BERRY. - King street.
GAGE, Thyme and Sweet Mari"ram in boxes,
- rulvrrzcd ready for Use.
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CO.N.NISSTO.>.. HEREH.

r,,,,,ppsr,yxr ~ " Y MOSS
W,rrcntnn IN Inudoup Y,
~yEr 6. unSS
y l. Z" "0"'
D,>rp,r ,,NNI.,r,E Nrprr1, Nr.
VEN EMAIL Wv " i:,o''.N VI hh.H'Ni -
No. 81 h'I'@ a''re''
jan - I'm Alexandria, Va.
I>,~
-
Successors to Samuel Hartley
GENERIL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. IL Union street,
Alexandria, VA.
IN" Particular attention paid To the selling OF
FLOUR. GRAIN and all kinds Of COu NTRI
PRODUCE, and filling all orders for GROCE-
RIES. GUANO, PLASTER, SEEDS DC,
&c. at the lowest market rates
llI,"A gents for the sale Of James ). Wcch,
celebrated brands Of FAMILY FLOUR.
~" Agents fer the sale of the "ROUND TOP
NIDR.lELIC CEMENT jan l--tf
v
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Ry Reck. Knox e. Kerby,

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers:L
GALE OF y LIVERY STABLE ON WASH
- INGTON STREET.-Thc subscribers, rs
Commissioners Of the Circuit Court of Alcxan-
dra county. Va. in the suit of Henry A. Ar
mold vs. Alexander Arnold's Administrator 1T
al. will sell. by bubble auction in front of the
Mayor office in the city Of Alexandria, Va.
on SATURDAY. the 18th day of April, 1911
the PROPERTY, on Washington street, east
side, between King and Cameron, now and for
some time occupied livery stable, the same
being real estate Of which Alexander Arnold
died seized.
Terms One-thrd cash the residue in three
equal installmcnts at T. $ and II months, respec
lively, from day of sale, with interest; title to be
retained till full payment Of purchase money,
and purchaser to give bonds for deferred install
mcnt> with good personal security:
LYSANDER HILL,
=. FERG USON BEACH,
NH IL .rnts Commissioners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-01

AvOTICE-Rv virtue of resolution of tho
~ Board al Directors "i the Shenandoah Val
lev Railroad Company held at Alexandria. al,
Tuesday, the 18th instant, general meeting ct
tho Stockholders Of the said Company will hc
held mt Charl"stown. jefferson county, West
VIRGINIA. on TT rs DAY. the 18th day Of April,
ISL \ full attrnlancri is re- prrtfll requested
Rv order Of the Beard
T. T. EDl.ST, President.
+ f. GEiYSu&. SECRETARY. i"lI i'-iW