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AUCTION SALES.
Virginia Midland Railroad

FORs sALEAT LIC .AU CT1oN
By virtue of ard in obedience to decree rem
dored hv the Circ,1i Court for the city OF Alex
sndris in the chancery csuae OF Jonn =. drsnan
ys The W.shinpto IN City, Virginia MIDLAND soo
Grest Southern Railroad Company ana otnefs,
7 abail in front of the Market Building, on boy
al street in the city # Ale1sDdrls. IN the 0sa'e
of Virpinia. at twelve Q2) o'clock m:
I'M MDNDAY. The rWENTIETH UA1
OF DECEM BER, 1850
sall st public auction 10 the highest olaoe'' 'ne
foiIcwiIg described property:
The EITIRE LIN ZOE RAl lLROAD Rno~9
"a the Warrington City, Virgins hldlnno ano
Grest Southern Railroad, lying between t6eclty
of Alexandria and the city OF DanVille' sn9 lcom
the town of Msnsssss, in the county OF Illpce
William, on The Aforesaid main line, 70 the tc"n
of Harrison burg in the county RI hecAinenam,
together with all the branches Thereon 81 .ney
now exist with all appurtensnces ana tqu'p'
ments, rights, privileges. franchises, psopfiId
resl and personal ano WORKS 10 the ssio la.i' w onu
AID branches respectively oe!onRihe, ol - auS u5
wise appertaining, inc!udlog tne rohiTnyd co..
tracks rei!s snd road bed, sloe !lsche' oob;n 20
viaduct tresties. fer ces stations oepo's, o,nra
sh :,s and ali other buildings ana ,. ues "d 40
dccts and wbsryes sand and grave pills snG ue
.,osirs ~ materials and all other things onlone
inc TO- or used or designed TO be used, lot or
q nnection with the SAID railroad OF orshcn Lait
roads resuectiVely toe ether with sll locomotives
ard tenders freight sid passenger cars auu on
other cars and all other rolling STOCK or e4uIp
mcnt W Dstscerer machinery. TOOLS ana a'l nia %!
ie,isis far the uss OF sad railroad or any OF i.s
| rr.nches and AL other personal properly tnele
,,nylny. including sll properly aho
=, aLLENIoM:, = .e-nv such nature or dc c1P
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sold. will bs bouu- y
the west wall of the bullu..- - ru,1,r
to the slley, and will be subject to tte ATHE,
said west wall for building poses py the own
er of the adj 1ining lot
2. LOT OF GROUND next waat ct the above
about eiah. feet vide. with TWO 5TOk1
BEICK ARD SLATED DWELLING, ex-
tending with that wicth back to the alley, with
use of alley and Of wall on the east tor building
8. THREE STORY BHIOK BUILDING
AND LOT ON sorth side of Price .bou! ;S feet
west of Union, 13 feet front and AZ feet inches
deep. ,uz
on the east eide of Union between Prince and
King strosts running through to the Strand,
about II feet 81 inches wide between ~ feet
alley on the south, being the property and oc'
cupied By F, a. Reid, as an ice house.
s. THREE STORY BRICK SLATED
WAREHOUSE No. d south Onion str eet, u
feet inches front 81 feat 4 inches deep
Terms: One third cash, balance in four and
eight months with interest, to be secured by
bonds of purchaser. lien ON the property and
insurance of building.
SsIe to be SUB ect 20 State and city taxes OF
l8SO-81.
Piace of aale-Rnterance to Corporation court
room, FarfaI street.
FRANCIS MILLER,
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
Executors of Samuel Miller, deceased
sep Its.
e- Tho sbove sale hss heen postponed until
SATURDAY, November h, 1880. at the same
hour and plsc. tc!l6-ts
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MONDAY. OCTOBER 1S. Il
Auction SALES.
SFRGEANT'S SALE.

Bv virtue of . fl. ia issued from the OieIk, ahss
10 NJ the Cor vorallon Court dsteo octopeI r
ohGe iesn S IND IN me directed shall proceed, on
onGosss na 2dos ssa7e s5tS 'Ss2 Ssnneys
Srua etore. N. W. corner of King ana h4ysl
sres 10 sell the foowSg seoFss sp1ey sna sns w.
b. b. Peterson, viz: ,e
i Ebony Parior suit, consisting OF
Sofs,
2 Arm Chairs,
z Wall Chsirs, -,
Conversation Chair with sests,
| Magnificent Ebony Cabinet
Ash Dressing Case,
Canopied Bedstesd,
! Ash Wash Stand,
Ash Desk,
Chairs, upholstered in raw elk,
elegant p.tent Rocking Chh hr'
Ash Lounge,
2superb Suring Mattresses,
l elegant Hair Mattress,
Satin Dsmnsk Psrlor Curtains, rlch'
4 elegant Lace Curtains o.,;,,
2 usir Raw SiR Dirirg Room CURTAINS
iefnS - GEO. w. ROCK, D.S..
.o,,e-.d for w. a. SMITH, Serg'
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Editorial Amenities.

The unsophis,ic.tud readers of hose itflleu-
tial journals (sys tho $40 Fraoci-co P1st)
doub less imagine that the cdi'Hr # The Peta
luna Peavoo and The VA'i j. V:1scance are
bitter and ferocJus foes L. is qlte possible
that Dei!ber of these gentlemen would speak to
the other 10 their Respective towns Tor untold
wealth; it would spoil the cff:ca of tho terrible
personal deuuncis ions intp'gcd in throu2hoaJ
each issue Of their resp, civ, pa cot Gu sides.
But away from tie glare vi the rust G eGe ths
case ls eatirey cbacg:d. The warriors OF
the flowing pen LET 10 SAP FfsroiscJ las; week
aud took Iuach tog gtther-jom@thlog OF almost
weekly occurrence, We uldats.aod. Happening
to occupy the n b>x - he tsala in the res-
taursnt we rs,uraiIy uv,i heatd some ct iheir
couvnrss'ifo.
"lIow is it, ny dear old b,v. TIA. yo1 called
me 'curit pirate o. ncfd Dol' ooig Wlci In
your paper yesterday sait The Pesvine mao.
repro,cafully. 1T WAS hardly the are thing
wbeo | designated you =, u 'aoila~ag of the
neither Sums four times % We!ao;d y"
1T Was eutlreiy thf, u u the upldIty of my
assistant, dear old tfieuu. | wrote with my oWn
hand half coluuo leader headed, "fhe crawl
iug rspti!e squlrms sgalo, but high rats cir
Gus sd. oama 10 and crowded it Gu" replied
The Vengeance proprietor.
That was tough luck sishnd ;hr P.avne
director. saving away on bis chJ'; u felt II sll
tie more as that very da2 | aUuouCc,d that
YOU served Two terms at SIM Sog for burglary.
aud there was % Go15t OF y9cr having desert
ed thr,e wives in T,xis
"Just liRe your kiad OF tn usa fitness" re-
turned the other noder ot puoie thought. rs
be ord .red more fee II was nao e1c:s1iaa-
ly grstfsd ard ,oIcned og your s'tcs Of 2un-
h 4 4H
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;; rross q lsrge portlOT OF which comes trom
II. well kaown nrtth dt,tt on tho POO level
of the 'Ssv,et" AID IS vfry hot. was sent
( through corc,c ions to ne g. n. s. shaft e.
be raised t, 'hr Su'ro tuopcl level. One day
thi. f)w OF ws;cr was u:usually strong. Tho
pumps lab,rcd a>rlduousiy 10 keep il dowo, but
labored 10 vain. BIog tspkI we're added,
aud s,i the sccumusinn could not be kept
dowo. Whcp the 400 station at that shaft
nas some three feet under water information
IVES sent to the Halo & Norcrn,s cf 'he fact,
of the increased & w. Ihe necessity Of an in
vestigs,ion thu bee M np,rs.l7o'
SuoeIinteudeut Daidesb nor, not koowiog
what might havs happ.ned 10 thst coD6oed
locality to thrfateo the safety Of the Dine on
the low,r Levels. and not Wishing TO send mn
whoro he Gas uaUiIlpz 10 70 himself. sent for
Foreman kelloCg who was working on the
broken pump c,Iumo, informed him OF TIE
situation OF affairs, and asked him to O. with
himself and see Wha' Wss @rorg. Mt k@,llag
would pos allow Mr. Dsiteshir mnr 70 iocur the
risks of the eXDoratiou, apd sst about prcDnr-
ipg 10 20 aluDe. De s,turstei gnoIen shi;t
with ice water, and uad il 90 aid over his
head, lnoviDg bu' a single eye exposed. He
then mt fl d DO b hand, and thus prepared
entered tie drt, leaving W'h the superb.
tcudeut r'ques, that if be did no. return in
htteen minu.cs the DRIFT shoud bo cl9s.d be-
hind him. 10 opeo 40 moro.
This could wall be done, as the Sivage had
bulkheaded that level, the air had been shut,
ou. sud the wo,kiogs there prao'ic.lly abau1
doued After enduring that terrible heat tor
twelve minutes, Mr.. Kellogg c,ms back sod re'
Dor ei ucthiog amlss rhe ey rs ga:er WAS
nothing bat an unu-nslly large intermittent
fow from thA cid north dr,!, 10 thc Savage.
When Stripped Of his num ors Mr.. Kellogg
fuod that 10 sono way ohe Of his hands had
become barred while he sss 10 tha dri!t. and the
back Of it had b.en o1rnsd TO Slid blister ny
the dry. hot air 10 wticl be had bcen rxocs,d.
Water b,il4 on th, Comstnck at l9S degrees,
and he had sustained for tW.lvs minutes a tenn
perature cnty fry degree h,ios that Of
boiIirg wsor and sufbci,ottu to hs0o roasted him
10 Very short time.
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thir q. Whstsot yer Oi ituOl quoi iio.. ~ -.
lion as is above mentioned '"fne lPer staDoeo
| railway and brsnch:s extends total dlstsns- no
346 miller.
TIE purchaser Of said road snd property
above d. iped will also be substituted to the
rights spo assume the responsibilities OF said de.
iend.nt company under contract betwean said
comp.ny and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, dated on the 10Th day # August,
1873 whereby the said Baltimore and ohio
hsllroad Company lenses from said defendant
conpaay 50 much of tina said road as lies be-
tween Strasburg and Harrisonburg and 50
much of said fund as lies between said points
will be sold subject to said lease
The said puf ch 4ser Will further take slad rosd
and other PROPERTY subject to the contracts made
under orders of the Circuit O. urt OF the city OF
Alexandris ny the Receiver IN said sIlt with the
Charlottesville and Rapidsn Railroad Com.
pavy snd the F rankin and Pttsylvaria Railroad
company-and su5 ct TO I'll other contracts OF the
Receiver in regard to said property, Whether
made undsr order Of tas Court or not, snd will
sssuIne sll his liabilities thertu der. Should
tina purchaser rot comply with the terms Of
sale there gi be resale st his cost and risk.
Terms The terms upon which said CommlsS
sioner shall sell said property ss set forth In the
said dgree sre-cssh ss to sum or money
equal TO the principsl and Interest OF all bonds
secured BY deeds ol trust on said property or
any part thereof. except those secured oy tne
deed Of trust of the defendant corporation, dated
on lne ISL OF may, lcio III Wnlcn H. u. (hiltef,
Robert Garrett and John w. Burke are trustees,
and TO. further amount Of cash equal to the
psst due interest on the debt secured by that
deed; ss to sum equal to the principal of the
ocbt which has b.en heretofore ssce'tained TO be
due u rder SAID deed, on such credit as will meet
the amount Of said debt st maturity, taking
care that as 10 .uch deferred pay msDts provi-
zion be made for the purchaser to 80 psy inter-
set OF the purchase money in instslments that
the interest go to be paid by him shall meet the
coupons for interest yet to fall due on ssd prin-
cipal-ss to residue of the purchase money
on credit Of one, two and three years, with in.
terest from date of sale.
For The deferred pay yme1t as sb,ved provided
the Com missioner snail Jake the Obligations of the
purchaser and return them Witbhis report of sale.
when the Uou,t will direct how the payment Of
the same shall be secured by aome satisfactory
lien Oh the premises sold
Of the cssh which It is herein provided shall
be r. quirtd on the asle Of said property, two
hundred thousand dollars ($200 t00l shall be
psid to tha Commissioner within five days after
said SALE aud the residue shall be psii by the
pui cnaser upon the confirmation of said sale in
sucu manner as the Court IN the decree of CON-
frmstion may direct
JOHN 8. BARBOUR,
oct 16 I'd Com ms,i ,ner Of Sale
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By Green & Wise, Auctloneers.
SALE OF REAL Ms lat =

. On SATURDAY. October l6 1880, ct IL IL
o'clock m we will cffsr at public suG,iop, AZ AZ
foIow;no described real estate in the city 2: A.
eO,oi sIsOdris late The property OF Samuel Miller
eco deceased. .L,o., corner cf
Prince % ard Roy streets about II feet BY S.S 70
feet IT, to q 6 feet alley, with use of silsy-oelng &
the property on which stands the tnfee @ ssony oc,
..,-ict and slated STORE and aWeii.ns, INV ss
dc On the wet By tn" lin. OF
oYNATIONAL THEAI..I.nq thei CO eX.enuec
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oct l6 i'd Commissi )ner Of Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES
TATE

4 NON > ShbN op hhaL NO.
~ TATE.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court for
the county Of Fairfax, rendered at its June term,
1880 in of Albert Young for the use ofSiss
Burke's e1ecutrix against melis A. Y oung and
others, the undersigned. the commissioner there
ia nsmed, will offer st public auction, at Fairfax
Court House. on NONDAY. the BIB day of 0:
vember next (thst b,ing Court day. TRACT
or LAND IN tie county Of Fairfax, near
Furke's station, which WAS conveyed to the de-
fsndant, Amelia a. Brown, oy J.. K. B. Haths-
wsy aud wife, by deed dated February the 9Th,
1859 containing 204 acres, l rood and poles
Terms of Sale: A sufficient sum to be paid in
cash on the dsy Of sale to pay the costs of suit
and e1penfes of sale; the residue in six twelve
and eighteen months. with interest from the day
of sale, with personal security, to be approved
By the commissioner of ssle; the title to be ra.
tanned and the land liable to be resold upon de.
fault in either of the deferred instelments.
Any peraon desiring further information in re-
gard TO the property will make application to
Mr.. John a. Marshall at Burks's station. Sale
to take place between II and l O'Clock.
THOS Z. LOVE,
oct2-ts Comm'r. of Sale.
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w. su ,erior merits giveit universal po

md q; ..,J!i JR!rash 1)eviIed Cra6S; WIFI ill.,
Hot Air Furnaces and t,.. "a
specially; also lsrgs assortment U.l.., yes,
Ranges aud Esusefur nishing goods in general.
am also prepared to do all kinds of repairing
to Hot Air Furnaces, Fire Place Heaters Stoves
and Tin Ware. THOMAS HOY,
sep27 l4S King st., Alexandria, Va.
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EALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
4 Friday, Sept 18th, 1880. -.
We call special attention to great variety of
choice Fall Goods opening this day. Call and
see them. d. +. HRASd EAh'
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A sa:ner'a Daring

Thorn ara no b,avcr meo 10 ihe world, says
the Gold Hill Neus. hau csu be found among
toe mines of the Cao,sucl. Accustomed TO
face dangers every day IF 'Deir l'es they S''
sh,;ok from Tho call Of day. - Nv >',.s i,
personal bravery cccu~sshln2ton et'.tr "a
& n rcross. VI c. "-.u Instance of
ing what mn..3u c'nlg at the Hale
puur . il worth2 OF rccrrd as show
e ! viii do ard dare. When tho
una 10 the uiua burst the h)w o.
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
WHOLkSAl.k AND khIelH:
HEADQUARTERS FOX PU UBLlC sCdOob
BOOKS.
FRENCH's, SO ~ 95 KING sHHEEs.
ionst.1.tly on hand lull q sortment OF school
and Gnllrge Text Books and School Stationery
of every description :, eu,, .ho
Blank Ho.ks speciality; a!t SIZES, Iroin ane
srslI Mans 10 thslsrgesl Led gers and Journals
sew line If psueteri:s, from lOc TO S3 each
PLds OF Manila, Legs! Cap, Letter ahd NoIe
sizes, very cheap ~ .,o
Aut. grsph and Photograph Albums, all the
new styles.
SCRIP Books, sn e-d'ess vsrle'y oo,a,
Gold Pans ard Pencils fue Leather GOODS
and everything else usually f'urd IL book snG :
stationary store Goods bought for cssn sno
will be sold ~ trc9s which toy c2g.pnt,t,0GEI1
aans i4ED :. FkEECH,
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MINE DEMORESrS FALL PATTERNS
lH4 receivad TO- day and now ready TOR dis!ri.
button and sale Gall and get catalogue.
L. F. BRAShEAR,
sepl7 1C9 King st Ale1sndria Va.
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sTOvEs AND TINWARE.
FNOCH GRIMES

T. .,on.rad 70 attend to uny order of work IN
IS rs pl1TPSSVs psTSVs and TIN business in his old sub.
s..ntisl wsy. Orders left at his shop ln the resr
of Steiner & Yobes cigar msnuf5ctoIy' o;no Mo n
corner King and Fairfax streets, Will % 6eSe.'e s
attentiOu, oop-e -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

7 AIDES KID GLOVES, z and buttons /;
- every pair warranted.
DF BRASHEAR.
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FANCY GOODS.
@. M. AID ANS

&. MI. AD a MIS-
An immense assortment of Merino Underwear,
showing the lrgest and most complete stock OF.
fered in the city, for ladiee gents, misses. boys
and infants prices 15c to IS each.
Ribbons Oorsets and Hsndkerchiefs.
Germantown, Ssxony snd Shetland Wool {;
Yarns in all colors and qualities; Z,phyr Worst
ed. q 'u,l supply; always in stocR Osnvass. VI Of
Toes. kmproidering Silks and Noodles.
Buttons. spool silk. Cott,ns. Thread, Soaps,
Par'umery. Jewery, &c
Hosiery in solid colors, Stripes, Balmoral
Ba!brigss herino. Lisle Thread, Mourning
and Yarn; over COO dozen OF fne and medium
price Hosiery; prices from 10; 10 81 30 per pair.
Woolen Shrws, scarfs, Hoods and Nubiss
Gloves In Kid. Buck, sheep and Dog Skin.
French Castor, Cloth. Berlin, Ringwood, Cash.
mere and updeEraf; price 25c to - per psir.
Gents, fns Neck W ar In Tes Bows, Rutland
DeJoinviIle and a hsndsoms assortment oi Clsu-
dents scsrfs, Shirts, Collars, CuiI, and Siik
Su'pendsrs.
Neck Kuf1nR Ruff. Lac"s, Edsing', Veil.
inRs. Hoop sKirp &c
snp'G A'I,ndfs, Va
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NOTICE To oTOUkaULDkS.

The Annual meeting fthe stockholders f The
AL2XAH DHiA IN GFHEDEEICK SSURG
Rail- WAY co will be held ST the eff 70 of
Francis l.. smith, esq corner Of Wolf aAd st.
!ssaph streets, Alsrandris, Va, on TU UESDAY,
November 9, 1870 at 10 O'clock, 4. m. Election
for Presiden. Lno directors same day md place.
oct S=9td ALBMRC EEW niIN Sec4