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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
D SUPERB DISPLAY OF
FALL FASHIONS.
ARRAY OF DRESS r,Er'rs
SYCLE BROTHERS,,
3 ] l BROA STREE

| We have now 0pcn AL elegant line ~ IMPORTED
DRESS GOODS for fall an wiu,rr;
A large assortment Of CACliEMiEEs OF our own
importation;
CACiiEMIRES from SOC. to $l.25 per varl; I
magnificent quality-all wonl-ior Doe;
Our 81 CACHEMIEE reduced to 7jc.:
A full line sf MOHhIRS and BLACK ALIArAS
from 20 10 7jC.;
Our SOC. ALPACA reduced to 37.c.; an extra
Don't fail 10 look AZ our s-HCTToN LIsL:
GLOVES At 2jc.;
our SILK DEPARTMENT Is complete:
Handsome BLACK SILK ut 81; extra quairy,
1925: very fine. $50.
Don't fall 10 look at our IL NAPKINS;
SILK NEl.yhTs In all coors. much lower thon
were ever sold In Richmond. We can save f,r
our customers from ID 10 Zoe. per yard. Allpf
these goods arc Of our own importation.
Don't fail to TOOK At our TIDES AZ zoe.
In DRESS GOODS We have every variety that can
bc had. and nj prizes tha; We cannot be ur,'rr-
sa'.!-he largest assor,ms%l IL nI E!c"'no"1
\ splendid assortment OF CASSIMEEES Tor m.u',
and boys wear. All We ask Is call. for w are
satisfied we can sui III price anal qualify.
Don't fail 10 look 1T our CAEPElS-thr largest
stock In the city; ~
The largest stock Of MERISo UNDERWEAR Tor
ladies, gentlemen. and children, in the city. l,su
G Ines GOO GOOD. I from SYCLE EI:0rERs. ''' Aux
Don't fall to 10 look X. a. at our MD "LoNLS;
Ii lllfF~ from DC. W. : apiece, QUO
dozen LINEN TiANDkEEt iiIEFS-ihe cheap
est ever shown IN any h"ri>' TINS side Of sew
York.
Don't fail 70 look at orr IRISH LINENS. Prices
to aSfonish everybody.
Don't fail to look al our HOSIERY DErAET-
MENT;
$50 pieces FLAENELS from IL? I" IGc. pr
yard. These goods were purchased b' Tor" ta.
recent rise, which enables Us To ,cl them much
cheaper.
Don't fall 10 look at The largest assortment ot
Will and COLDEED QUILTS cYcr shown
i'll this market:
Another lot Of those cheap TOWELS:
CARPETS. MATTINGS. plI.-t LOTIIS, ant
RCGS-a full assorlIn"Dt
Don't fail 10 look at our IiAIMORAL SKIRTS;
We have the largest assortment in every depart
lnent that can hc found in anr h"u." w NJ "ip.
SEf'i y rp1IIfFEs,
So J5-coI 81 Broad street.
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REPUDIATION ILLUSTRATED.-A very
staunch Conservative OF this city says that
the position assumed by the aEitators on
the payment of interest on the State debt
puts him very much in mind OF the story
told by Josh Billings OF one OF his debtors.
Josh had loaned friend s4OO, for which
he took his note. Some time afterwards he
learned that his debtor intended moving to
the West, and he approached him with
gentle reminder OF the unsettled note. See
inc, however, that there Was but little
chance Of getting the whole OF the principal,
Josh remarked, :. don't wish TO be hard
on you, old fellow, and il you will pay me
two hundred dollars | VIII receipt your
note in full.
To which proposition the debtor warmly
and promptly responded, Noble, generous
man, your proposition does you honor, and
as | do not wish 10 be outdone in the gene
rosity that induces you to throw of half my
Indebtedness, will be equally liberal and
throw off the other half"
II the reader will put Virginia in the place
OF Billings, and let the agitators represent
the debtor, we think the above anecdote
fairly forcshadows the ultimate result OF the
present unwise, unnecessary, and destruc-
tive opposition to the present debt settle
.-N0rtOlE Ledger.
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RICHMOND, September Is, 1870.

RICHMOND, September Is, 1870
General asa Rogers, Second auditor of
Virginia:
My Dear General, Il agree with you, that
the letter of the Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter, to
which you refer in your letter to me OF this
date, is calculated, without further state
ment Of facts, to do you injustice, while I
do not intend 10 convey the idea that Mr..
Hunter wished to do so in writing it.
You are right, that from the. time when
the first old securities Of the State were pre-
sented by me for funding under the Nc
Culloch bill" there has never been day
when you did not hold for funding more
consols OF Class I. than were required un-
der the law to fund the Glass Ii. which had
been presented. l, did present you for
funding S160,100 consols, with coupons
thereon receivable for taxes, &C., at and az
fer maturity, which matured July !, 1879,
corresponding, in every respect with the
eopnons which bad ,Peen. taken from said
bonds except tlat1 the numbers were
:difsFsptx 1swAs soaF4 afterwards iniafaaed
-bY3.yeu That The T,reasg VI bad refused to
;FeasiYesf bhem iin, biz sz Office for funding /
then saw Ahf 81 ga, eana she, told me that
be, Honld EeesiYe no, pndsa Top tupdiB g wish
fheFe9p bear s5deEe emf snshssss
,frnmefhe hp9ds, Yi ri WEisAan thagi were1prs-
sented. [ called attention t. the fact tbatta
bad LOO Of sasssls To- u blob Aes,akisa:
ton would apRlE Ia lalpa q Qsaaaeeal
them and was obliged to give the new BONDS
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JEFFERSON DAVIS DECLINES-NO SEHA-
ToRIAL SEAT FOR HIM-THE MISSISSIPPI IN
TEREsTs CONCERNED Especial to the Balli.
more american. J. WASHINGTON, September
15.-In late letter, a copy OF which has
been received here, Jefferson Davis refuses
to allow his name to go before the Lcgisla-
ture OF Mississippi as candidate for the
United States senatorship. He says: "
do not wish to reenter the United States
Senate. You are authorized TO announce
that nv name will not be with my consent
included among the candidates for the
United States Senate to represent MlSsIS.
sippi in that body. From youth to age it
bias been my pride to represent Mississippi
in military and in civil service, and would
that all her sons should realize that it is her
interest that dictates my present decson.'
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49, .hess heasfIl.fa, the Inly eonpoll, ORC pay

for them beating the July eoupon, OF 20 pay
for the July coupon IN money 10 tbe aepos.
itors. called his attention. TO the fact tbht
IL he adhered to his opinion 1t Wouid cost.
the State gpod deal, as 10 has done JOE
had he received and Funded that Sl60, loo OF
.eonsols as Of June the State Wculn have PAID
Ia per cent. thereon for the July interest
and. taken in taS-receiVable coupons Tor
3 per cent, SO that by bis deeisio ifsthes state
lost IL per cent. on Sf60.100, or 81, z01.5O.
It. is true that after Mr. Hunter had been
officially notified of the decision OF the At
torney-General be said that he was willing
then to receive the consols. but mean time
/ had taken back the July coupons from
these consols aud sold them to pay the de-
positors the. July interest to which they
were entitled, and took back the amount
of Glass Ii. (Which only became an excess
by his construction OF law and consequent
refusa! to accept the consols to cover lt)
and returned him the amount OF BONDS
issued for it.
Since have been representing the two
depositories here / have received nothing
but the most courteous treatment at the
hands OF both Mir. Hunter and yourself,
and should exceedingly regret to see any
differences arise between you, especially as
you are the two officers OF the State upon
whose jealous cooperation the success OF
the plan for funding the debt liz great
measure depends.
.. Very truly yours,
... . .s"r'..G - CHARLES U. WILLIAMS.
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IL COHEN BROTHERS ARE OF
FERING Of their own direct Importation on
which they save their customers from 10 to % per
cent
40 pieces Samuel Courtauld's ENGLISH GRAPE;
l20 pieces BLACK CASlIMERES;
The Paris lavorIte KID GLOVES, Leroy Seam
less y: also, i full line in THREE, FOUR, and
SIY.BUTTON, the Lucia Cndressed," KID
GLOVES, now most extensively favortes In the
European market; they are enabled TO offer
them at 81. 2J for three button, $50 for four
button, and STE for six-button:
Also. large stock OF BLACK and COLORED
SILKS. sec
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DEATHS.

Died, In Ashland. at the residence Of his father
Mr.. Luther K. Spmanl. ON IuGsday ScptcinhSr
IN S7o of brain fever. CHARLES L. SPlLMAN.
In the twenty third year of his age.
His funeral VIII take place in Ashland TO-DAY
NJ n o'rlock and his remains VIII DC brought 10
This CITY on the O'Clock train. TO he Inferred at
HOLLYWOOD. The friends of deceased and those OF
Messrs. Samuel and Coleman Workman are Invited
10 meet the remains at Eiba and accom- pany them
TO the cemetery.
Died September 9Th. At S:i5 p. NJ. Mrs. ELIZA
BETH z. SUTTINGHAN;a aged seyenty-eight years
aud six months. 49,
Norfolk, THIS MORNING.
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vyirci,s;s II ser ssknoa sdgesand meets It's
pasppcrtlon Yirgisia shod ID. -
What seems remasssble is that Colonel Coz
RsxEnoS bus been aiming the first 70 yeflly
The truth. Of his wnpronhecy, and one. OF
the most pronlinent.to practice and pf ..ai.
its demeralizfDg Influences.
we need only cite one more passage from
.one,of eoIonete aaggoS.s editorials IN 1ss!
to show the. reader how the mighty nave
fallen. It is the following
at is not alone, nor most strongly IN
Law, that we are bound for the discharge OF
this iadehtedness--the honor OF a state,
which, while left to the control OF its
founders and descendants, had suffered no
shadow OF disgrace. is at stake. The %oro
OF Virginia. THAT Virginia which had the frst
thought OF every living, the last OF every dy-
ing, son-has been passed to the world Tor re-
dempsioa Of these bonds, and though a
Shylock held the debt and quivering hesn
from the breasts of her children had to
bend the swaying balances In their satisfac.
ton. we should still say, Take advantage OF
no bubble OF law-the law Is wrong il in
conflict with honesty. Pdy-pay to the ut.
termoss fdrthing; TO The last Poand! OF Tesh'
TO the last drop of Blood" -,
Now, WHO would have supposed Colonel
CAMERON to be such :sHyEocKs in 1857, aud
such O demora1ized Readiuster and Fill
buster oi the :, present .day2 Who would
have supposed him to-, have been at that
time such crushing enemy Of. the public
schools and Of the taxpayers, which now
be processes to be their camorous. friend
and champion? z,:et j}.u Il @a. d
The people will listen 40" CAMERON no
more, and the trail of the serpent will be
found in all of his tracks. he and General
MALONE stood on the same elevated plat
form in 1867, and stand on the same low
one now. Their aims, though very differ
ent, were precisely the same then that they
are now ".s''...
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ns- COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW

L-S IUIEN DNO IIENo I'M L NJ W
OFFERING
500 dozen LADIES' ana GESTLEMEN'S LINEN
HASDkERCHfEFS three for Csc, most of
which are valued 1T CSC. each;
Also, large stock Of fine HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS Al near one half their value:
200 pieces OF SILK BEREG and TISSUE VEIL
ING al considerably less than market value;
so pieces REAL BRETONNE LACE At less price
than the imitation:
Also, large stock of PATENT FALENClENNES.
TORCHON, FRENCH and other REAL and
IMITATION LACES for considerably less than
market value;
42O pieces of EVERLASTING COTTON
TRIMMING at 25 and 35c. Il piece Of twelve
yards. generally sold at near double. sec
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!; HAss0sYosTE not or SdgTERaN HisToRE-
cay ERR III H. IS &c don, our
.asls .;s. ssa Is HE b Ii gsaH
tageSfshA AhiA&r vAtaseaJiaa sBtU1icaF magaZfHe!.
tadiHg' ssss z a5!s III I a 81 III
meeting at the WhftE Sulphur 90 the. ] 18th
Of ssesE IL L ii ku Es stss a a :
hY's very apps, H
ldafss, ahd dgaafafar caaiakRss ad ii n
3kekea Of MosRassBnndss iIls 6Ais5p fii.
sbfahdid L Us tfe III Ii ess Il 1.-The
SEkSaaaaessths ass.sIsGA4ssksssT ts5anzz,f:
There wifi bs aSms H iSsSss dffsssnss 81
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The card Of General ROGERS, the Second
Auditor, will be read with interest. 1t not
only iustifies all his acts, but tells how the
Treasurer obstructs funding under the Nc.
CULLocH bill, and how the State is losing
money as consequence. The card is made
up largely OF correspondence; but this, too,
is worthy Of reading.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, September 10. 1879. In this city. Mr.
JOHN MALGNEY TO Miss MARY ELIZABETH
fANEAR; both OF HenrIco county
Married, on Sunday evening. September l4;h,
at MlllbOro' Springs, Bath county. by the Rev.
Samuel Brown, at the residence of The gr0on's
mother Mrs. Waller. WALLACE BROWN, ESD.
to Miss FANNIE FLOOD, late of Amherst county,
e,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

The Norfolk Eirginia,a says that Eliza
beth City County has selected a solid dele
cation of Debt-payers to the Senatorial Con-
Rention for that district.
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sisEer An a,yr.Cgs
H BLA KETs.

THE largest best.assorasd. and cheapest stock Of
BLANKETS eyer offered. Our stock mnat be closed
out. BLANKETS from 1875 TO s15 pair. we
offer The celebrated ia CALIFORNIA BLAN-
KETS 1t 1915 a pair. and The standard 11-4
WHITE BLANKETS ut a4.75 pair. These
BLANKETS are extra sizes, and are worth the
above prices BY the box.
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ChsH3lEREs.

We show n large stock OF ALL-WOOL BLACK
FRENCH GAsHMERES at the lowest prices yet
offered, we have too many on hand, must force
the SALE as store Is for rent; possession given
on the LIST Of October.
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NJ EETHNsiS.

A URORA LODGE, No. 116, ,,,sa.sssss<,,
n J. o. 0. F.-A called meeting Of sssy.
this Lodge will be held THIS WED 5SszSggS -
nesdayl EVENING At O'clock at VII. ~><H7TTSE<~
kinson's Hall, corner Of Ninth and Bank streets.
Candidates for degrees will be OIL hand promptly ~
O'Clock. Members or sister lodges are cordially
invited to be present
BY order Of the Noble Grand.
JOHN J. SULLIVAN,
se17-1t -aga-- Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

In London there is one policeman TO every
49, inhabitants; in Richmond one to every
1000 inhabitants; in Philadelphia one to
about 100
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DRESS GOODS

All kinds Of DRESS GOODS must be sold, so our
prices will be found lower than elsewhere.
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AMUSEMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
IL
FORD'S JUVENILE OPERA COMPANY.

AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL FARTHER SorICK-
Arthar Suiran's comic opera,
..-. PlNAF0RE.
VIII also be produced during this engagement,
SupDe's new comic opera,
FATISJTZA.
FIFTY CHILDREN IN OPERA.
Every character is so we'll done, both nnsiea1!y
and dramatically, rs to be beyond criticism.
PINAFOkE as done ut Wallacks- -.
PINAFORE by fifty performers. =
! ~ -, PfNAFoRE IN u new dress.
Miss NSLLIE COOK, of Baltimore, as JOSEPHINE.
\ t.lrsssg u =
!. The New Yerk Tribune said; " The performance
bf Tinafore by Fbrd's Company at Wzllack's was
5hettsr snQsknH acted thalShS Amy ether company
iihst haaa appsaEed.lh NewsRark csy.iisH, a*.-
HnAdiiD Me- sETT aD,.Y XII 2 o'cLt5eksi..
tt;fDsuEs Il HSS .tfIsG1luIjJ -at.if'l 40
H. Box-sheet opens MONDAY at f9,sAsM,nGaa hns
Irons. Reserved seats, u. Admission, Is; so,
75c. sc lS-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

Ng BAGS AND BELTS, RIBBONS and
SILKS -
TRISGES, LACES, BUTTONS. TRIMMINGS. at
HUTZLER BROTHERS,,
scl6 525 Broad street.
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FLANNEL.S.

We show large stock OF PLAIN and TwILLED
COLORED and WHITE FLANNELS, the prices
of which have been marked down to the lowest
figures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

Our store will be CLOSED on THURSDAY the
18th instant, and REOPESED FRIDAY MORN
ING the 9th instant. sc l6
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/ Tibet World says'a sure indication of good
times is the fact thae ftlkHes New York hotels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

~ COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF
FER on MONDAY
80 pieces WHITE WOOL FLANNEL mt l6Sc.,
general value OF which is 2js.; 10 pieces at
22c, valu.'l Il, 33c.
Also. large stock Of inr imported WHITE fLAN-
NELS considerably under market value.
500 pairs WHITE Ella NkETS AT from 7Jc. to 50
Il par-lcSS than last seasons prices:
$50 dozen LADIES. MISSES, and CHILDEEN'S
HOSE, in all the new designs Of the coming sta.
son:
60 dozen LADIES' NERINO KNIT VESTS at soc:
the sane quality sold last season 1t Csc. Better
qualities prOporiOnnicly reduced. scG
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forbear to comment on these ungcnc-
ro1ls and unjust aspersons upon my motives
and conduct as Il public officer.
Relying upon such reputation As | may
have acquired in a public service OF more
than fifty years, am content that the peo-
pie shall Judge between me and the Wing
and its correspondents. Asa ROGERS.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE, :
RICHMOND, August 90, 1879.

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
... -." SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE, Z
RICHMOND, August %, 1879.
Hon. James g. Field, Attorney General:
Dear Sir,-l am quite reluctant to trouble
you again for your opinion in relation to Il
matter about which we in this office dlsa-
gree with the Treasurer in his construction
OF the late funding act, and which involves
q loss to the State of several thousand dol
lars. 1t il this
A party brings here for funding 30th
June say $4,000 consol bonds, with July,
1879, and subsequent coupons attached.
But some OF the coupons are substituted by
coupons Of the same character exactly, cut
from other bonds, and making the proper
amount, but of different number, and not
Sin sequence"
The Treasurer holds that the Identical
coupons originally attached to the bonds
must be presented with them. we say II
the party presents the proper coupons, rs
above stated, and is willing to receive IN
place OF them coupons at only 3 per cent.
Der annum, be should have the right to Go
so. The State saves thereby per cent. per
annum, and no possible harm to any one
can come OF it, except that the Treasurer
would have the small additional trouble OF
noting on bis register that the regular cou-
mons were substituted by those attached
from other bonds.
Please let us hear from you at your con-
yenience. Very respectfully, yours,
ASA ROGERS, Second Auditor.
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UMBRELLAS.

UMBRELLAS.
We continue to sell at extremely low prices AS
our stock greatly reduced We advise those In want
TO call early II they wish great bargain.
Everything In line Is being sold at greatly
reduced prices, 80 don't put of making your pur-
chases until 1t Is too late. +
LEVY BROTHERS.
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,essY s,SSE5sS
n + W q . q ID ).
WHITE and RED ELANNELS ut Old prices;
BLACK CASHMERES-alI woO.-fr,m soc. to
1925;
BLACK SILK, 75c.;
BLACK SILK, 81:
BLACK SILK, 1925;
BLACK SILK, :1.35;
BLACK SILK, $3.50;
BLACK SILK At all prices;
CoLORED SILK at all prices.
Just received 4 large aud handsome stock Of
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED RIBBONS, i'll all
shades;
TORCuON LACES. BRETONNE LACES, and a
large stock Of all kinds Of LACES;
BLACK aud COLORED SATlNS;
BLACK SILK NELVETS.
All the above named goods were bought before the
heavy rise. and win be sold ut old prices.
Don; forget that We are headquarters ior
HOSIERY. MERINO, and
ALL.WOOL UNDERWEAR.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
,uo7 i29 Broad street.
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.
September 0, 1870. :
7 concur in the foregoing views OF the
Second Auditor, JAMES &. FIELD,
Attorney. General.
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overaeEp sgs&s fth gppfssstts.e s,.l ~,
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CANTON FLASNELS.
We show all qualities In UNBLEACHED,
BLEAeHED, and COLORED, az the lowest prices.
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FIH tins Is TINT the
House, in consaqu Yirginia's
faifmgvnus far 70 assnEse las Ro6ti9p Of the,
State's obligations REa HSssa IL estimate the
sha5a sal Ia Ia That Stella AatstSact zfdrnnn
the old debt. and pay thAiRses6ahaoa aahs.re-
inaindaEsas1EA dE,staaxsssbrds, to reduce
fhe, gaaasasss& each bond 33t per cenS ;Eg
esea 7YasTrorr
6eH ssE<ggdz6ssst tSaeE slSssBssssse6SkE
Isl SaARl fHf h M 4i II.
'asIs sss sisss
and VIII &c once increases&assit&f xnsstrsSasfS
AcHHas 2h hNR slee ~ Z It seeSs
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!aIner:cauiZin- the Sayy.

bclac tbs son o;' 81 cll s=arasn aua feeling a
sEess lu.trcs: ia The saar b,ys, will therefore
90 cbigsd il you vii! copy Tue f.owiag article oo
the suEj.c; of cu.i=tias bcy5 for the nav;.
rIgioo thst Secretary ThoutsIa has pr,j,cted
SO good thing IS 70 provide !uc mau1iog our
navy with Amcriola seaman. 1t il wise
measure. Secretary Thompson, ii lsndsuso
himself, prov:S % be ao,i rylelsnt Secretary.
ard hapo cu,Y 0De Gu iau2. PoToMAC.
AllI!GiIis Angus. -, 1870.
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Seaside, I,skes;de and Franklin Square pub.
locations; additions daily.
4 full sssortnen. Of ps pe.rie. from 100. to $3.50
each
JOB 10: chesrcs! pspcr and envelopes in the
State GEO. &. FRENCH.
ieI3 95 King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-12

n Il u S TRES 3ALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESThTE Goer ALEAaNDRIA-
BY virtue of that Certain coed Of trust executed
by Jero:ne Linton and wife. b.srtng date the
lO.h day q March. 1916, AID o! record on the
land rccoEts Of Fairfax County, liber T, No 4
psge 3l7. shsll. oI, : iTUEDAy, the 25sh day
Of July, 1879. II y ~, n front Of Burroughs
store. Cor Franklin AID Patrick streets in Sid
county o. F"rf=x saIi to the hi4 hest bid der tbs
TRACT or PAX al OF La Il y conveyed by
ssid deed. known rs 'ehetids4's Pcitt," and
containing 20 scrcs, rood end Is poles, lnors
or less This ta'm j, improved hy TWO
STORY F&AhE DWELLING HOUSE, in
good order, with 81 tho required on. tuiIdin4a,
c2cel:ebt aru thrifty apclo anj peach orchards
AID iHo lsnd Is well &Gai.;c4 10 the usual and
"a'lcG producIs of that ,hri'tv sru,i n Of tho
coaH,y. IS Ia1t lies CT tho Potomac opposite
30 Fur: W&shinGton and hss i3Gdins On the
Gi7cr for at5a:ao0,ts &ad o;h2r snal sIaf:
Terms ct S:.l@: Erou:h in ha1i 10 Day the
Expenses CT Fsln, sHi a!so 50! IS oa tas day c!
sale; tn9 fclidue n ."p equal sErUal rayTcDts,
70 Dear iG!eres. !:ui: tie y Of .ls SD TO i)s
so.ur$G rs 50 . : tGG D70Ue:t5.