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The daily gazette., 1878-11-02
FROM WASHINGTON
PEACE IN NEW MExICo-TPE MANuAr-
TAN BANK RoBBERY-PROTECT or
OWNERS oE STOLEN BONDS, &c.

PEACE IN NEW MKxICO-TPF MANuAr
TAN BANK RoBBERY-PRorEcr or
OWNERS oE STOLEN BONDS, &c.
THE NEW MEXICO DISORDERS
WAsHINGToN, Nov. l.-Gen Tew
Wallace, Governor of Nav Mexico
writes here to the Secretary of the Inte,
rior, that since the Presidents proclama.
ton commanding the peace In I,incoIn
county, New Mexico, the lawlessness
winch existed has subsidei, aad he
thinks there will be no more tronble,
Ex-delegate EllSlns, of New Mexico
says that the Presidents proclarnation
should have been issued while Axtell
was Governor OF The Territory, for at that
time the disorders were most prevalent.
When the proclamation was finally ia
sueu, the trouble was pretty much
over.
THE MANHATTAN BANK ROBBERY.
The Manhattan Savings Institution
has forwarded to the register of the
treasury list of tho numbers of the
Ohlteu states bonds stolen from The bank
on sunday last. The interest ON the re-
gistered bonds will be paid to the bank as
usual III the bonds themselves shoul 1
not De recovered the bank, by furnishing
proof OF It's loss and giving security for
double the amount OF the bondstlost, will
have duplicate bonds issued 10 them
| The treasury regulations are such thai
the bona tide holder OF registered bono
which may be stolen can always protect
himself from loss.
| GERMAN LEGISLATORS.
| There are eleven Germans elected to
the Indiana Legislature AS democrats
VINO 1t Is said, do not sympathize viii
the peculiar financial ideas of Mr.. Vor
hees, and will be disposed to send al
honest money man to the Senate.
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nj OTICE-I, VIM. f. Griffith, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply TO the
Judges of the Court of General essions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the state OF
Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 18th day of No
mber next, A. D., 1878, being the first day
of the Novem Der term. for license to sell
intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one half gallon, not TO be drunk on the
premises, at my store on Main street. In
the town ofNewark, in the United school
Districts, Nos. 80 and Al, in White Clay
Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Della
ware, and the following respectable citi-
ms recommend the said application, to
wit:
James II. Ray, George w. Lindsey,
Benz. Caulk- james Jefferis,
Roger Corbit, j. W. Pennington,
c. Henry. y. X, Cho te,
Nathan Sanders, Calvin s. Worrell,
Edward McPike, amos Brown,
oct3i -3t* WILLIAM II. GRIFFITH.
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ROIi SALE.

ESep selection OF Farms desira-
[sl. suitable for Farming and
tgOses.
I ,ear Centre Meeting Hou sc
Iunnired,
4 rear Brick Meeting House,
kauldred.
4 hsar Fulton's Mills Christiana
A. near Fulton's Mills, Christi
Eei,
s liar Centreville. Chrlstlara
seal Centrevllle, ,Christiana hun
nai Centreville, Christiana hum
/ ,ar Tal!eyville, Brandywine
j. /, miles this side of Glasgow
Fls hundred.
! Of The above farms Will be ex-
|Mcly property. Apply to
THOMAS X. LALLY,
h COZ Market Street.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-02

Uncertainty may attend business ven. Deds
,sos and enterprises but it never attenus u'
tSe sbeop prompt administration OF Dr. bun 3
"ouab Sn syrup. Price 80 cents
The daily gazette., 1878-11-02

HI.
+ S8r Property, with Is acres of
agcs dwelling house and other
BIZ Price 5000. A bargain.
~ yANS PENNtNGTON,
Eighth and Market ssts.
81 story roo.us in
|J1lsis building. II
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H.EsI4E. NOTICES..

S(IRGINIA-In the Clerks Office Ct the Cor.
y pora!ioH Ccuft Of the city OF Alexandria,
oa III, 50 b Gsy OF October 1HIS.
J IhUnss nd Ella holnas his vile, con
plaiaents, rs h.s.nuah Burke. James S. tor.
Ter snd Ann Virginia Porter, his wife, ar
thur j. iiizcn, Fannie Dixon, Thomss T.
Sc.ect.Gan enc Virginia +. Selcctman, his wife
Jane Z. iSurke Emms Burke Howard Burke
j. Oscar Golfer, Francis N. Golfer and D. G
GraysCn and Ann Rsbsca Grayaor, his wife
defendant;
IN chauctry.
Memo: V4o object Of this sui. is to obtain a
decree for ;he partition Cor sale and division o.
the proceeds amongst tho parties entitled thereto
if partition be found lmpcactcshle} OF lot o.
ground 1t tic northwest intersection Of Wllkc:
and Washington streets, fronting l76 it. inch
on Washington street snd extending back with
the width Of the front, 1923 feet inches, the same
beng q lot of ground Of which the lste Silas
Burke died geized, sn undivided half of which
YVES afterwards conveyed TO the lata George o.
Dixon by the devices Of said Burke
Ihc defendants, j. Oscar Golfer and FrsIci:
NJ. Golfer, not having entered their appearance
and gwen security according to the act of Assem-
bly,, and the rules Of this Court, and it appear.
ing by affidavit that they not residents o.
hlsState is ordered that said defendants appear
mere within one month after due publication Of
this order and do what is to protect their
interest in this suit; and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ca
zette, newspaper published in the city of AL
.xandria once week for four successive weeks,
and posted ct tho front door Of the Court House
of this city. A copy-test:
MOkICN MARYE. Clerk.
Wsttles snd Musb6 p q. oct 81 .waW
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BANKRUPTCY.
CNo EGGT

rE7EIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE That on
4 the 9Th dsy Of September, a. D. 1878.
wsrrant in bankruptcy was issued out OF INT
District Court of the United STATES for the East
ern District of Virginia ugsius: tho estate o
James 4. Smoot, OF Culpeper county, in sac
district, who has bsen aojudged 8 bankrupt OF
his own petition; that the payment Of any deol
said bankrup. to him or for his use, and TIT
trsnsfe. of sDy property by him, are forbidden
By law; that meeting of the creditors of sac
bankru pit, to prove their debts and choose on
or more sssignees of his estate, will be held st
court of bankruptcy to be holden at Alexandra
Va, before A. W. Chiffon, esq. Register j
Bankruptcy for ssid district on the 18th DA
OF NOVEMBER, A.D. 1878, at O. clock a. m
G. P. RAMSDELL,
oct SQ-W2t United States Marshal.
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aoasa isoun!t
&usth E3ia.:

Mal, SouthwscG, connects, f.. Go.2oavils
with Ches. = Ohio =. :: for Sl@uT:o:, ".:...
sulphur Springs aad Eli the Wa:C'!As !! !cr: O.
tbs! line; a2G Eastward. - NichClon! ~.
Sou.a. p! Lylcho2Tg. connects with Attain
Mi>s. y Gtiy u l.. through SouthW csL NIr-s".
to Nashville, Ne" Orleans, Memphis, ~;
k2c:s aGt Icyas-nnd At Uanri!'e. WIZ !. y .
=. t. - Suu:a tad r;ou!Ewe5:
Exp:c:s S0utaWG-t connects e! G3c.o::' !..'
to -! points Las: nHG Weas on Ches. u Ca, d"
r., a0d 3. Da;!E!.!t, with K!chmoLh < -.
Wills j.. =. Tor tho Ca-o.iIae, Gc0rE@. t!''.-"
and vi. A.eai:.. 10 riew Orleans.
For = ~ ASSAS LIN + !e.vo Il .sh.cst
6 35 u. n. ell Alexandria :" U d. "a, d.,
except sunday, arrive ~ E7oa. E0ya! !! -j. =.
sud al S!rssDurg $! 20 nooa, ccnbec.i!k
with TIE Valley Road to Orkney snu Ha"."I
Springs, ana aiI tho lIan, East Had Mos:. L".ie
StIasburg = - p. 70 E'cout R0ya! q % =. ~.
conaect:iig t.. Maaa,sgs win No:ta eoua" n."'
l.uia for Washington and 9orth.
FOR &idd!ebU:E daily connection: =. Pm
station.
Fos UpperI;iIs regular connection =! p''
plane.
Fo. WAHHEN~Oa{. Lave W.shYa%:J~ il.
IS g. n. .AlexsnGr!s. =: % Z. n. Gaity
al trains make good connections. al y T.
inRton, 10 and from North snd We3t,
New Orleans sleeper leaves Wash!Eg!".. =
So d. H., running through without change.
Through sleeper t0r Savannah, Cs. lcs's'
Washington . IS y. n.
Through tickets gold ut the loves. rates
je7 !. IL. DtGADUS, Il. i. ).
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AI[eeHallOtlE (IDuzettIr>
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6.
5UG.cie7aS Advertising.

The Sprirs feld Republican, publishes edito'
,islly the following sensible remarks or sdver-
tising:
Reforms Of all kinds seem TO be in fashion.
Tee reaction from the craze of speculation and
imitation and politics AID low moral Standing
brings with it application of good sense and
economy, Of better morals AID higher tone and
soberer views CT things in uesrly all depart
rnents oflife. One OF the outcroppings of this
new fashion Of common sense IS in the business
OF advertiser ga looping OF the moro expen
sine snd sensational snd vnlEsr modes Of put
ling the things 70 sell before ths attention OF the
person who buys. The reform ives wei! voiced
at 8 late meeting Of the stove manufacturers,
where the president denounced tae ineffective
and extensive advertising thst has been nuch
INDUCED in by the trade. tho tswdIy Autographs
and other sensst oLal machinery, and recon-
nended instead the more exclusive use OF the
best newspspers ]: we would make the best
possible use of our money be conI!nue1, we
shou pstronize ably conducted and responsible
ceTspspers. The Newspaper IS lnMet surao!y
the best medium open to CUT trade; the most
ibersl and expe.t advertisers testify 10 its va!us
ard in the employmen OF Its columns We would
ind mesns Of escape from Tasteiu., Undlgnlhed
and ineffective methods, to which so many re-
co.. in their eagerness to secure sttenuon aQd
patronage" These are, indeed sugge.tioEs OF
experience and common instinct, tos. are
being adopted by merchants, manufacturers and
other Glasses O; Inc community having occasion
to engage in either purchasing or selling. Cd
and we'll established papers, with constituencies
representing the best classes OF society, sre u
oubtedly The most available the cheapest and
most reuunerative avenues for advertising The
consttu roy Of a newspaper, tbs character, the
consumiJ quality, tbs Taste and variety OF It's
readers their respec. for it sni the 1elIty with
which they their families read It, are facts
TO be cor sdeced quite as much ss the mere
amount of gross circulation. Then sgsin, as
aoveI,l.e,s caisot use u! the newspapers, tiers
Is the question Of se!eclioD, snd into tais enters
the eaterts nd coIE pleieness with which any one
Or more newspapers occupy certain neId ano
render UNNECESSARY the use Of is local rivals.
On eli these points there ls 6 fs!d Of discrini
hating intelligence by sdVertlse1s who would
get tie W Tlh OF their money aod the cocc!u.
sioLs of the steve men s1e evidently rshScung
the thought hid action IF Other class.s Ok ad-
vel,isers thrCus hout th1 Z unity
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nov l-s5
Rv Green Il Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioreers.1
COMMISSIONERS SALE-By virtue OF
" decree of the Corporation Court OF the CITY
of Alexsndris Va. rendered at the October
term, 1875, in the suit of Thornton and wife VS..
Cole ct ss., tho pnde1signed G0p@ission ,ss
therein named. will sell, OF SATURDAY, the
18th day OF November, 1875, at II O'Clock n,
in front of the entrance to The Court room. on
fairfax street. Alexandra, Va. by public suc:
ton. LOT OF GROUND, with two FRAME
TENEME&TS thereon, situated on the south
side OF Queen street, between Henry and Fay
cite streets, Alexandris, Va, 20 feet in front
and lCO feet in depth to 8 IS feet alley.
Terms of Sale One third of the purchase
mercy in CASH, aud the residue in two equal
payments 1t six ard welve months, and to besr
interest from the day OF sale, and to be secured
by tho note5 Of the purchaser, with approved
personal security and the retention of the title
10 tho property until 81 notes are paid.
ALBERT STUART,
JOHN II JOHNSON,
oct Gl-ts Commiseloners Of sale
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ROOTS ARD GH9Eso
". 3. WADDEY,
liz now receiving lis
FALLAND WINTER STOCK OF
BOOTS & SHOES,

And is happy to state that no is now prepared 70
how the Finest lile of Boots and Shoes OF al
grades, that has ever been exhibited III this CITY
great variety of now sty lss, very many oeins
private patterns, Of which be has tho exclusive
sale in this market. r.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS will be offered
in every kind of goods in his limo.
He has Just added to his stock Of Gne goods q
large line of medium priced substantially made
Doors and SHOES, which he is Offering St prices
to suit the times 1t is ceTtsinly the best as
sortment he has been able to show, and they
aro to be sold at lower prices than ever. He
cordially and confidently invites criticism, and
IN examination and inspection of his stock feel,
ing assured that lis customers will be convinced
hat it is his Elm to give the best goods at the
lowest prices. lie hss large and varied as
sortuent of HEAVY Boots ard SHOES. SUIT
.ble for farmers and planters, to which ~ IN
vites the particular attention OF COUNTRY MER'
CHANTS, being satisfied thst he Can sell them
cheaper than they can to bought this SIDE OF
New England. Don't buy dollars worth o.
goods in our line until you investigate his stock.
MEMS HEAVY Doors, BRoeANs and PLoW
SHOES, regular Clod Sms.hess. TO lace up hlsh,
80 rs to keep out real estate or ,subsoii, proof
against rattle snakes, and splendid 10 kick stub
oor1 mule with.
W. 3 WADDEY, 10 King street.
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FOG NORFOLK.

TIC elegant, aew end Eubstslt:a! 81,
iron sssanle, LADY OF TER iAkE&asssssssss:zns
saves the comDany's wharf Washington, EV-
GHY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at Eve o clock p. e., and A!exsndI!% al
$50 y. e.; returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
rU ESDAY, Thu aSDAY and SATURDAY,
ii s . CLOCK p u. This line co0neets a! Ncc
toiA With the chips OF the Merchants and Nj
uers Transportation Company for Boason nHG
rIov!dence. sad siio-ts The cheapest End bos:
route u these cite. and thol. coI1ecL!ohs
Throughout. Now j1ng iald. Fascso &uf;o.E "a;
rulau trip SIS. Tickets good uasil uEest
fvETag POTOMAC RIVER I,GGHI,IHGS
l'ne rew I'D coicnodious jron .-:|es-
.tcla;er JOHN " TdCAPSOA, &S.ssSss ae
pull. especially for this route, lea7es the
sanys Waaei, Washington, EVERY AUN-
DIX, IL u &:SDA.X and SATUki)A:, -
:..c4 l.. IL. and Alexandria IL $50 IL,
-o.j::l:;:E, arrives hEEHy WEDNESDAY
EhipAG aid SUNDAY. az clock t.iu.
This coilpany uissgs close coalec.lon5 Z. Al
szaIGFia VIII tho ". G., V. L. e Z. >. X. X
&c. and with the W. y 0, +. Il. Go. Fre!sst.
received for ii! points, North and housi:,
G.nG!od with csce gpd :ur 9a-det! With PROMPT
sGc dispatch.
toc ::;..aoc i1:orn.a:.2n apply -
$. 4. i:l:sD, A35;i:,
JEE2ey's Wh.-
..:is :: roiiI.n Bank, iGin street. ,! :.us.s
:io Treasury Department. " $50 ,NStou
80 Z. SAAU BACON, fr:sido1~
!, -: =. cnYD4s 3;Is - LINES WEEK.
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
SOSGON.
Steamers ioaro A!exsndris EVERY TUES
vAI I'D taAva Phi!atalp h!a EV EKY SAT
Ul,DAy, ii - . aioIa ::oul !';a7 i Z.
y iaITCs.
This line &C a::ect5 t. A!ozsndriZ WITH tie O.,
i. & Il. and " Il .. K. rs, anG at PhilnGol-
pn:a with ClyGo's regular S.aansalp5 10! Fs!
i!iTer, Hroviaonco a;l;j i:o;.oc.
freight Forwarded win Iro@P!lsss srt care
f-ou o. commissions.
:; charge Coz transfer n Philadelphia and
> w1ict.<20 u. Boston. Qu!cs tins. Frequent
copa:.ulo2. 2h:oIE:. ra:os aa3 tiiougA oi.s
o! i;t!ng s:YeD. Insurance =. the loves: :s:aa.
Agents:
:. =. REED, Alexandria.
H!h1. =. CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia
geo. +. HYDE Georgetown, =. {.
JOHN5QN DHOS.. Washington.
ia s.:
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BAEEEDADH.
.As51NGTON & OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ADVANCEMENT,
BEGINNING Get. 4, 1878.

" IL
Beginning Oct. 4, 1878.
me NAIL Train will leave Washington
6. j III g. n. and Alexandria ct ID q. N. daiiy
o1cePs sunday; pass Looaburg, going we5,-
"srd, e. !! ~ g. u, snd arrive at Round HI.
St y n. Leave Round Hill 3: 1890 2. H.; pas
Leesburg, going eastward. at lG pm, and ar
rlTe 81 Alexendris ct 3:!6 p. n, uad ;.
'The GCcoT {; I; TRAIN VI;
leave Washington at 4 20 p. TO-, and Ae1snd7is
8: % p. N. dsily, except Sunday, and sr:va
St Leesburg at 40 p m. Leave Leeaburg :.
6 CO q. nc. and arrive ct Alexandra 8. Is 4. II
snd Washington ct 80 8. n.
~ Passengers from Washington viii !ea
tina Washington and Ohio ezra g. toe Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad stst!on S.9 IL g. n. aud az
pm, aDd 60 through without change Of cs. =
The o.l5 an. trsiu from Alexandria and 1873
p. 70. train from Ro"Gd Hill connect at Rounj
H:ll with Harris Dolly Line OF Coaches
for Sn!ckeTsville: Bercyville and Winchester
slso with Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which leayn
Leesburg dsily for Aidie and Middlebu.z.
Both trains, westward, make close connectiona
at Vienna with Sisaon's Line Of Stages fo7 Fa;r-
| fax Court House.
Communication tickets, S Gig. per fii!ls
aaAua1 tickets, see.
4. L. HAVENER.
| Get TT General Ticket Aver
1873 GREAT 1917
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TIE NORTH, WEST e SOUTH ;TEaT
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
| June 10, 1875.
TIMOaE & POT0MAC RAILHOAD' 60.
! ner Of Sixth end 8 81 Gets, IS follows
For Phils. New York ED tae East, $50 J., -.
and LAO a. n daily, with Palace :J.rs. i,.i-.
ted Express o. Pullman psrloc Cs75 -
II. ds!ly. excep. Sunday. For FhiIsi@:,..
and New York 100 PIC. daily, excap. II.
dsy; for Philadelphia $50 2. =. daily.
! Foc Pisis5urg andthe We5. ~. Ut. "a. Gs!!y, 3
! Parlor Cars to P!tt25@-g; 1.4J 2. n 4,Is
with Palace Car to Ch:c&:;o.
For Cansndaig4s a2a :La Mcc:a.. ~ /. o.
daily. except Saturday, gil Ps!.ce T.:
local TEAMS.
| For Aioza1dc!a +, 7, s, DC - sal 4 !.:e ...
/, 8, So, 5, go s.-G ! .. n. On }s2&*y. O.;
g. H.. sEd and p IL.
Trains lowe Aiaxanc..a fer 'FE:G!asio
S0o. 80 10 sn'! /! Z. iA..:. {, .A, S, - -
ThEOUGH TAIN FOE TIE ,jOUTG, y.
4uantico Dad ::iohm2ad, vii! ias.vc LEX.
tria a. 3. l0 uad 8 70 t. "a daily, s:.d G;;2 ::
| r.. daily 5zc-I:; Sunday.
! Tickets aEI Information CO. GG pfycU:3. BE-.
principal railroad a.s:t5as h"d :a:;et o..
! Southeast. j.. 7. EAHliG;i.,
| t:Gr:i. !'.s ,eGTor .Ea::
FLANK TaO&:35u:f
General >i>n&zo:. II
*? >. E1EE5. A:DlAND :: L. :. 4: .-
:? jOAA !. BARBOUR. i.eceivee.
~, IT,! 10y ;:IaGay. Juno 9th. 1875. -,
bangor Tram wi! rae, IS follows:
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TNo kG1o

No. 5Sl2
THIS IS 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT on
l. the 20 day of October 4. D. 1878 a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued out OF the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
,rict Of Virginia against the estate Of Hugh W.
Throckmortoa, ofFnrf.x county, in said district,
who has been sdjudged s bankrupt on bis own
petition; thst the pay ment Of any cebts and the
delivery of any property belonging to ssid bank:
rupt 70 him or for his use. aud the. transfer. Of
sny property by him arc forbidden by law; tha:
meeting of the creditors OF said bankrupt. to
prove their debts and choose ono or moro assig-
nees Of his estate, will DC held at 9 court Of
bankruptcy to be holden st Alexandris, Va,
before a. W. Chiffon. esq.,, Register in Bankruptcy
for the asid district. on the list DAY OF NO
VEMBER, a. d. 1873 at 8 o clock >. m.
e.. <. EAMSDELL.
oct 33-w2W United States Msrshsl.
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No. 6.92
T1HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
4 the 22d day Of October, A. u. 1878 war
rant in bankruptcy Was issued out of the District
Court Of the United States for the Eastern Dis.
trict of Virgins sgsinst the estate of Richard q.
Carter. of Fauquier county, in said district, who
har been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petit
ton; that the payment OF any debts and the de.
livery Of any property belonging to esid bank
,upt to him or for his use, and the transfer OF
and property BY him, are forbidden by law
that meeting of the creditors Of said bankrupt
to prove thoir debts and choose one or mole a..
signees of his estate will be held at a court OF
bankruptcy TO be holden 1t Alexandria, Va,
before a. W. Chiffon ESQ.,. Kegster in Bank:
ruptcy for said district, on the 20.h DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A.D. 1873, at clock a. H.
Q. p. RAMSDELL,
oct 20-w2t United States Marahel
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sTGTsdsN SALES,
NeUBLIC SALEOF

& COMPUTATION BUND.
By virtue OF an order entered OF The October
term. 1873, of tho County Court Of Alsxsndrls
county, vs. the undersigned. IS committee OF
" B. Richards, will sell by public auction in
'front.' OF the RoySl street entrance TO the Market
Building, Alexsrdris, Va. on SATURDAY,
the Oh day of Novemb Der, 1878, CT 10 o'clock =:
ca. the following property, to wit: One $1,000
FIX PER CENT BOND Of the city Of Ale1sn.
d-ia. Terms OF sale-cssh.
&c. C'NEAL.
nov l-.s Committee Of w. g. Richards
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S.coy.e SsnsI,i,rSon q.

t5.IJ-NEW lUl<k, PHlLA DrLrH1A ANl' .
TON EXPRESS. Elllcott Guy. On I"nH G A.
napolis Junction, Jcssup's Hanover and Ell; j, d.
b.50-Ba!timore Annapolis and Way. Graz
~, Strasburg, Winchester, llagcrstown, anu y
via Re.ay. .-,,,,.--
7.4O-fI3ALTIMORE AND LAUREL EXPIRE.
SiU-Point OF Rocks, Cranberry, Sras3I!a, ""
chester, HugcrSto"n ana Way stations. ,o-,-,,
Az EAETl hTh I fiiA Df rrIdr r or%
York and Phliadclph!a' Stops at Ann'!p0.'' '''
ton. 100 o,.,,,r-c ~
PITTSBURG EXPRESS, Hagcrstowu ana g., =,
Branch except Sunday. Through car to st!1'. -
Pullman cars 10 Cincinnati daily. GRAFTON - '.'
duskey daily, except saturday. ,..or.
9UL-Ou sunday Only-Baltlu!ofc AH'Ia!''''
"M''Go-BALTIMOEE EXPRESS. stop; at n,l 80 j..
denxburg, BeItSvl!Ic, LhGi"'. ann" ?"'''
Jessups and hanover.
igi'.Baltimore, Annapolis, Eilicot! CITY an
Wa" IaS5-tSEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA. AID L!-
stopping at all stations Stops ~ l.nu!e. A.
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REL EXPRESS. Frederick Fi't ho''!' '
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winchester. and way stations. o al
Point of Rocks and Way Stations only. e,,,f..:.
i.Il-f Baltimore, Annapolis ana Wy ~ .I;t I.
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TIMOKE EXPRESS SGTio OK ca GAI fIrcci +"
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at Canton stops at B!hdenshuES al" I''"'
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77II5-tCHiCAGO AND COLUMBUS E'N'
Sleeping cars to Chicago.
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S2-rST. LOUIS, ClNGl>\AIi,, ,L,r T.: ,.1ry
AND PIrTSBURG E%PEt>>' l1''S""''
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TtVOkE EXPkESS Sleeping car to 40"
and special sleeping car G to rn .x%tnt Rsna
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AID from rom H IiaIi5 df IpH
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Ohio Tclst once si;o ssG 1t4 fs F:.G s:
and s95 w yyYan4 lS ns 3S os si vii
northwest, " ha CHECKED TO any ncAt
'0r " IL ScLEnlENTs M T:.a, Of l I5aHS
l.. N. COLE. Genera! Ii I,hei A ZEN.
GEO s. KOONTZ, General Aae"''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06
FOR REV YORK

Tho 4! ;3iesnships e. q. KNIGHT ,sss2ss>
AID JOHN QISSON leave the CON- &sas2ssisa
paaJ'e wharf, Alargndris. EVERY SATU K
Day MORNING, snd New York, from pier
IL East Eiyer, EVERY eATOH DAY 2: tour
O'clock ,. Ei.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06

ysKUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue Of q deed o.
Z trust from Robert Wiley and wife, dated
he 15.n Gsy Of November, 1871, recorded
amongst the land records Of Fairfax county,
.lber n, No 4 folio AID, and for the purposes
therein mentioned. l shall oter by public aug
tloa at Fs-i:;ax Court House. OF MONDAY,
TIE 18th day Of No7ember, 1878. Circuit Court
dsy) the TRACT OF LAND therein mention
I'd, row occupied by Robert Wiley. containiar
pa acres, ROOFS and poles, being part Of the
real estste knowl IS tic bradley Tract" al
joining tho lrnds Of Richard P. Trice. John
HaiaiIp end Others. ABOUT miles from Colches
ter and II miles from 3 station on the T., +. &
T. +. 4. Tho improvements consist Of COM
(Urtsb!o FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, barn
and other outbuiIdngs it has 81 abun danl sup
ply Of wood and nber, and ia excellent farming
land. Sale 10 tsko place between II and o'clk.
Tcrms-Cabh. Any further information may
Ce obta ei upon application to Thos. K Love,
Attorney 3: Law Fairfax Court house, Va.
&C: Sis THOS. N. CARTER Trustee.