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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13
Delegate Cannon s Opinion.

WASHINGTON, d. G January l2.-Del-
egate Cannon, of Utah, says. in regard to
Governor Murray's action in Withholding
from him his certificate of election to the
next House. that he has no apprehension
of the issue in the House; that a similar
contest occurred in the Forty y-toutth Con-
gress, and the report of the Com mittee on
Eections.was unanimous 10 his favor. In
view of the statement contained in the
press dispatches from New York, that
somebody higher in authority was behind
Governor Murray in this matter, Mr.,
Cannon says he felt it his duty to go and
see the President. The latter said he
knew nothing about Murray's action, and
that what he had said about the Mormon
question was IN public way. Without
condemning the Governors action, the
President thought that Governor Murray
had undoubtedly exceeded bis authority
and assumed power not conferred upon
him by Law. Delegate Cannon is confident
that the House will not sustain Governor
Murray in his course.
THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE.
There was a sharp debate in the Senate
on the bill restoring the franking privilege,
but no action was had, although the sent.
iment is strongly in favor of restoring the
privilege.
THE FUNDING BILL.
The debate on the Funding bill closed at
half past 2 BY vote of 1872 to 90, the
amendment reducing the rate of interest
from 81 per cent. to 3 per cent. was
adopted, the Democrats and Greenbaekers
voting in the affirmative and the Repub-
licans generally In the negative.
NOMINATIONS.
The President has nominated Charming
Richards to be United States Attorney of
the Southern District of Ohio, and Alex
ander NJ. Bryson, of Iowa, to be United
States Attorney for Idaho.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13

Hogs-Suong; Yorkers and Baltimores 506l4
so; mixed packing 1894 U.s. butchers to fancy 4
SOG4 IS; receipts IL 800.
Cattle-Reeeipts 2,sG0; active; exports 0015 50
heavy shipping 6505 90; light 5 s005 so; butch
ers 5004 so.
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Alexandria Oazette
MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST %.

New SUBMARINE VESSEL "A youog
R.uusuiaD onxoeer rrs 10 Theodyrasoo, has
succeeded 10 constructing submarine vessel
which us eVtr5lhlpg that has gone before 10
submarine navigation completely in the shade.
This boat, up to q certsia maximum siz, and
corresponding Damage, it is said, may DO navi.
gated under water for twelve hours at stretch
ct depth or 100 fee; she my. however, &C.
coIulog TO the luVeutOr, DO lowered to ever 800
leet below the surface of the wafer snd without
coming Lotto contact with the atmosphere. On
The surisco OF the water the vessel may be los
tG lvred under the same cobdl,ious as 40 ordi
nary Steamboat. Her speed. however. is not
20 great as that OF steamers but greater than
that OF sli0g vessels. The submersioois fec
ted by screws end vertically, either suddenly CT
c:essVely, and the vessel is raised 10 the same
way. IT once under water sufficient light
Is supplied tnabllog these on b ard to see
all obstacles al ell distances up 10 100 feet. and
tho movement Of the boat msy be ~ regulated
"s 10 avoid them. The air supplied for the
crow Is said to Last for from twelve to fourteen
nouns. 10 case OF need the reservoir contain
ing the air my be ref led while uoder water
I"r au0ther twelve hlus. pipes telesopDg toto
each other being directed 70 the surface FIR lhar
purpose. The propulsion of the vessel and its
submefslon are stated to cause 20 noise.
Should all these particulars provo CORRECT the
novel boat will bu the most formidable vessel
tor torpedo warfare. Blu: she may ais be turn
ed 10 more useful purposes La the Msobin
Cansl, near BrsiIa, there lice, slLcs May, 1877.
the Luth Djet, which had on bonId the wsr
chest of the Turkish Danube fottila. ana cunt
log 30 report says, to several million piastr,s
1t might bo possible to recover that sum b.
means OF the now submarine boat and if the
experiment should prove successful il would q,
the Same time b. pro6tsbIe
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Opening and Closing OF the Malls

Opening Anu SlOSIns Oh the MBlAas
CLOSING.
Washington u. o., and Northeastern mails
Q. M. II m. and and l5 p. m.
Western mails 30 and 10 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 10 80 ..
N. and 81 and s 10 y. N.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virgins. way ana through MALE, 90 q.
N. and W p. m.
MANASSAS Division U0 a. IN.
Alexandria to Round Hill Va, 8 90 q. M
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails. via Washing
son, d. g., 81 8. m. II NJ. and GU y. III.
Southern mails, Via Richmond, Va, y 80 q. III
and 30 A.. m.
Southwestern mails Via LyncLburg, Virgins
Through mails) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, 30 q. IN.
Manassas Division 80 D. M. for lock box only.
Round Hill to Alexandria. Va, 3 81 p. m.
Otice Hours-Oiico opens AZ 8 80 o. NJ, and
closes at w p. N.
Sunday Hours-OGice opens st s 46 8. M. and
closes Al 80 a. N.
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Htaauuts OF THE line will run xs !c,ows
FOR NeSSsEsSI,N.

''tdauuss Of THE line will run xs !cilows:
FOR NJEsEG,Ek,
connecting with Merchants ard .,,,ors Lima
for Boston, steamer
EADs.0F TEE EE&s
EVERY &OEDAY. WEDNESDAY, End
FRIDAY, It 6 GO o'clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 4. co p. II.
This stsunch iron stosmcr has jus. been paint.
cd throughout, ststc,ooEls newly furnished and
csrpeted, and is tho handsomoet as we'll IS the
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay. and 10 the only steamer making clos6 con-
motion with tho Nav York and Boston stesu-
ers; Also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines South. Stops &. PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning
Beeinning May ls, 1881, excursion tickets,
good for SVEN Gaya. will be isEued ns follows ;:
Ftrstclsss round trip TO IT. Monroe and Norfolk
SS o.; first clses faro 10 Fortress Monloe and
Norfolk ~ second class zach way ST 80; first
class fare TO- Pinoy Point and Point Lookout
u 80; Est class round trip to finty Print and
Point Lookout 81 10; second class each way ?5c
Siaierooms 81 meals 76c.
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By (ireon & Visa.

tRosl Estate Agents and Auc:oncors.l
fOA hRS' SALE o! VERY VAL
~ UAELE REAL ESTATE.-3y virtue OF a
decree Of the Corporation Court for the city Of
Alexandria. Va, Ill the chsncery csuse Of Reid
We. Woat. rendered at it, June tsrm, 1851, tho
undersigned, commissioners !horon named will
oner for sale by pubic auction. al the front door
OF The Court Htu'e Of said city, al II o'clocl nj =,
on TU ESDAY, The Oh day Of september, 1881,
the t3lloNlag properly, to.Wt:
No-A TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GHoUNO in tue city Of Alexnadris. Va. bo.
ginning at the intersection CT the North side Of
King street, with the west side of Fairfax street,
thence west on King street 50 feet; thence North
parallel with Fairfax street 81 feet; thence east
parallel with King street SO feet TO Fsirfsx
street; thsnco south on Fairfax street to the DO
ginning.
No. IA TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GROUND beginning on the west side of Fair
lax street at distance OF GO feet from King
street; thence north on Fairfax street ~ feet:
thence west parallel with King street 70 feet
thence south parallel TO Fairfax street - feet;
thence east to Fairfax street to the beginning :,
* The superficial contents Ct the said Id-
Joining lots ere 400 feet. 1t s estimated By ex.
perls after examination Of tho premises thst III q
whole can be put In complete repair for the gum
of $3.50.
Terms Of Sale: Ten per con! OF tho purchase
II and Is months from day uf sale with interest,
The purchaser to give bonds with good pereonhi
security Tor the deferred payments snd Tito TO
to b. retain ed until further orders of the Court
=. FERGUSON BEAOE,
Il. o CLAUGHTON, EolaE r.
SAMUEL G. BRENT. VI os'e'
aug4-T4W
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Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
AUCTION SALES.

! IOMMIS3IOEERS' SALE OF VALUA-
~ Bile REAL ESTATE III FAIEFAN
COU NT9. Vs.-By virtue Of a decree of tho
Circuit Court Of Fairfax County, in the suit OF
j. W. Dear vs.. Stephens, sua Wilcox, CT ais
rendered in vacation July % 1881, the under.
signed commissioners will. at II ~, MONDAY.
September i9th, 1851, County Court dsy. offer
Tor sale ct rubic suction, that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND l1inE near Cenlrevi!le,
Fairfax county, Va, within % miles OF Waah
lnRton and Alexandrs, lva miles of Clifton
station vs.: III. Il. L. and 20 miles Of Wsrrenton
Springs This trac. hiss been owned by j. w.
Dear. etq ia improved by handsome, com.
modious and cspkcicus DWELLING and eI.
tensiVe cut. building Barns and Stables. 1t has
hno ORCHARD and much grass, full view
OF tho Blue BidRe Mountains. and is ad7snta
Recusly situated for schools, chu7chea, postotIce.
stores. mills and shops. Tho lsud has received
cHeu cultivation, is eI!rcLaelY fertile and con-
tains SO! ACRES plat OF which may DO seen
with tho Commissioners. Any ono desircus of q
home with the advantages OF fne scanery, excel
Isn't water. good society End healthy turround-
lnRs cannot do bett0r than invest in this prep.
| eIty. Mr.. Geo. w Dear, who resides on the
place, will take pleasure in sho wing it to visitors
Tho undersigned are .utborz ID to sell at private
ea!a, sud invite proposals 8! any lima prior to
dAtu OF public sale.
Terms: One-.ehth Of the tu7chssA mouGy in
| hant, an tbs residue Il 1ol crtdi. OF Ole, two
and three years with interest from day OF salo
and retention CT tito unIll said deferred psy-
| mcnts arc made: tho land 10 b. rCsold uGon tae
failure Of The purchaser ID meet any Of said de-
tGrrod p1yhenta.
HENRY W. THOMAS. r, as.
JAMES Nj LOVE, " "a. a ~
CASSIUS CAETKE Oh 0s'e'
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sTHAH EEg.
No1los.
FOR POTOMAC RIVi:E LANDINGS,

On and ster Monday. August 1st, 1881. the
Steamer z. " AFRO WSMITII, will leave her
whs7f, foot of KRIS Street a! 1850 a. m EVERY
MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
for all RIVER LANDINGS On Monday 50
fac as Nomiui Ferry; On Thursday, Nomini
Curiiomsn and heonsrd!own; On Saturday
Curriomal and Lsnuardtown.
Steamer MiST1C Sundays for River Lind
ings IS FIR down So Upper Mechodoek, stoupir g
st Brenrs whslf and Chanel Point.
Tuesdays making the sbeve landings as far "a
Mhttox Creek.
jH:8-u j. r. WOOD. Manager.
N'QR EORFOLk, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
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"a u Hb1lbATES.

TITO HE VOTERS or THE CITY AND
Il COUNTY OF ALHXANDkIA-I re-.
Rpec!uly anne cce myself candidate for Tho
House or Delegates OF Virginia, sut set To the
will Of tho people IN the primary slsction of the
conservative party, to b, hold on Monday, the
29I inst. 1t Ia almost needless for mo to say
that stand tquarely upon the platform Of the
Conservative party adopted August 4:h.
auglG-ie ChAkLKS II. STUART
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THE STEAMER
@ Fl ORGE z II A nv

Carrying tho U. 5. MaiD
VIII leave hor wharf foot of Prince street. on
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS st IN.
ard SATURDAYS. ct G:30 p. m stopping al
fiEey Point and Poiot Lookout going aud rs.
n ESDAIS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at 4
o'clock D. NJ.
Beginning with Mag l, 1851, Excursion tickets
will be- issued. good FOR TOUR dsys, Ms folowf:
First el'ss fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
folk, s. OF; First class round trip So on; Second
class, zach way, 81 90; First. clsss fare to riney
Point and Point Lookout, 81 90; Filst.cisss
round Trip, 90 Second, clals, esch way, IS ctr.
Ststeroons 81. Meals is cts
, GEORGE MATTIEHLY, Supl
L. Il. HOOB. Agent. mh;g;
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~ 0 T l Q Il G.
CHANGE OF TIMS,

CHANGE OF TIME
On end after Monday, October din, tho
boats OF tho fCTOhAC FERRY co. will run
~ follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
oU, ~ $50, 93O 10 80 And II 30 a. H., and
u N'' 81, : oo, SU, 4 30, 80. $50 nnd 20
p. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
G3U. 90, 3 80, . 80, 10 so and IL 50 a. ~. and
Il 81. 81, 230. 3 80, 40, 6 So 20 and ! 3u
p. m.
On Sunday tho frs! trip from sacL end will DO
Al 9 20 .. III.
my25 GEO. Z. PHILLIPS, Manager
inland & SEAB0AED COASTlNG co.
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a6r Ask your druggist Tor COPY of "Y oung
Mems Frltnd" and read 1t!
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rOM MISSIONEKS SALE IN FAIRFAX
- COUETY-Pursuant 10 decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Fairfax county in tho suit of
GunnolPs administrator vs. Fo1's administrator
and others. the undersigned. commissioner of
sale therein nsmsa, will. on MUNDAY, tho
ION day OF September. 1881, (Court day. at II
O'CLOCK nj sall at public suction beiuro the
Court House door os eaid County, thst ccrtain
TRACT OF LAND Of which tho laLo George
H. Fox died sczsd, containing 81! scros. 7 his
ihr-n lies nesr Fox's mill, now "nplub', three
miles northwest of Fairfax Court House srd lie
part Of tho real estate CT tho laLo Gabriel Fog :;
is well wooded and Wstorod.
Terms Of Sale: Ono fourth Of tho putchaso
money in hand the residue in three equal pay
mehts at g. 70 and Il months, to bAsr interest
from day Of eala, to DO secured by tho bonds of
the purchaser, with good personal security. ana
retention Cf title until tho leet payment is N adc
Reference may be had to Moore u Son, Attor-
neys, at Ftittaz o. Il, for information if De.
sired. THOMAS MDORE
auEle- a4W Qnmm'r. If ;'alN.
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{ &. ~ I

i'9Ea$TLVANlA ROUTE
~ TtsG HORTH, w kST s. SOUTuWRE:.
DOUBLE TEACK.
GEii BALLS SPLENDID SOENSE
2AaNlEICENT EQUlPM
May 10Th, 1881.
rts,I: lSave Washington from depo: Of BAL.
TlMUhS & POTOMAC EAILROAD, cor
ner OF Sixth sl,i i str acts, ss follows
For Philadelphia, How York and Tho East. Sn.,i
III ~ Ar. d:!!y,c.cept Sunday, snd @.m, low
and 10. il r. dsily, with Palace Cara titan
Had EIr2o5a ii rHIlrlam PSrlcr Cars 9.aO H.
III. daily. aIcept Sunday. For Philsdsph,a
y nnh III 81 a. -. dsiiy. except Sunday anL
l.. : w az, III ard ~ II T.. N. daily.
For EittsbrrX ami tho Woz: s.l1 r. H.. wit,
iaf!ur CAT To- !it;thur% aHti s,onp,ng car l.,
f,ttstrrp IHi N!irHya; lu.3! T.. III. da:!v
9.':'! T.. M. da:y, with i'"!1cs Gar - CMitayr.
FIr Cal:s'ta:gux sI.i tho sivrta, &ui g. io.
"1rrr. Sunday aitt so y. ~. daily. e.cori
ShErtiay, with Hs!:.r, G:.t :" G:.:*,,si::ua.
f"r Watkins, l03Il q. ii. Gsi!y aicsp: u.!'
day.
Fer Baltimore. 6 a. 900, $50 aEi IL 81 r H.,
2in, ~. 40. 5.4G. 9,3l, 10 % ana ~ :, y. L..
ga Snhdny, 500 and ~. 80 s,r..; 2.3J, s. ~. &..
ID % and lO.l0 p. III,
fur topo's Creek Line, :; e. - III, all IL Pun
daily, except SunLsy.
For Annapolis, Il ~ y. NJ. aEI 1 10 q. z. ,.a.y
aScrp! Sunday.
LOCAL TRklNn.
For hio1Gntta 100, T2l, 9.N, and Ii SO e..
HI, "Ed J al, b, u ~, & Ind II ~ p. III. Sun
day IL ! III, . ~, and IL ID n. III. and 8 p. M
Trains u.y0 Alexandria for Washington, U.,m
sVh, la! III r. IA, and l2D, 3, t. 7, 9 ~
y. lu. AID - night.
On Sunday AT n.u6, and IGa. IN, and 7 90 And
II y. ~.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Snhhtlcu and Richmond, will leave Ale1sn-
d!l& 81 ~! ant II - a. Il. daily and 8 ~ ..
:. ~. G4ii!, except Sunday.
fsst mail, leaving al II II q. n. makes II Two
stops WI: "a QusItico and Frederick ,burs.
hotwGen Alnxsntris and Richmond.
i!tkols E.nd information Can be procured IS
principal railroad stations and ticket Offices
Southeast. j. X. WOOD,
&C. 4enn. Passenger Agent
Gonersl Manager. myl9
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Mail, Southwark connects at Charlottesville
With Cbes. s. Ohio Il. T., Res: and West. 4:
ncGbprg, connects With Norfolk 81 West
ern Il. H.. through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little RocE
and TeIss-snd st Dsnville with Richmond II
DanVl!e f. T., to South end Southwest.
EIprees Southwark connects st Chsrlottaf-
villu VI sll points on Ches. & Ohio K. T., and
st Danvilla Tor sll points South. East and South
MINED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al!
exendria daily, except Sunday, 8 VI q. N. and
ii 80 a. H., snd returning STRIVE ut AloSandtls
L. 10 pm sad 2 ~ p: n:
For Ii "A NASSAS LINK loav6 Washington,
7 10 3. m. and Alexandria + Is q. n,., daily
connecting With tho Valley Road East Snd
Woss. Leave StIsshurE 20 y. H., arriving 81
Alexandria ri & Is y. m.
MiXMD TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSluH leaves Alo1Gndrs dsiy, except Sun
dag, st CO 3. H., arriving at StrasbuTg al Il u,
=. n;., and returning lOav6s S!rssburs =! -,
r. M, arriving in Alexandria e. = sc =. M.
Fer hidd!o5Iss. daily connection al Pisn:
station.
Fer upraruiila, regular connection at Del..
plane.
For WATERMELON ia,vn Washington Z,
10 a. n. daily and IL oj -. n. daily, cXcep:
Sunday.
rassenGcrs can lcsvn Warrcnton at s % m
and take mixed train al junction and reach
A!czsndris at II ~ y n, in time to mako: a. "
r. train at T. 81 nj FOX Washington. Baltimore
and New York.
All trains insko good Connections. al Wash
insL.n to and from North snd West.
Now Orleans sioGi:o2 leaves Washington n,
7 ~ =. NJ, running through without change,
Fms: train with MARKS Adjustable Reclining
Chair Ger attached runs through /, Whtto t.u"
phur Springs without change SID from White
SulnhHe to Baltimore without change. Thi. il
the tastes. train between thcao points.
Pullman SleeNinE Cars between Wsahin1tra
and Augusta Gn., withou: chsnga, on ~ II
p. IN. train.
Through t!ck:,:a tGry low 70 the sou!A sRA
South west.
=; ;l,,..SH &T,AIIUUHER q II
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WAsHINGIoN g OHIO KAILKOAu

xJGHHiEGIoN 8 OHIO EhILKOAu
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
ivy IEAlNS DAILY (EXCEPT SUN.
DAf) BATWEEN ALIEN DRIA
AND HOUND HILL
beginning May Q. 1881.
Lchfo WASH ngLou 81 . 20 4. In. and - T..
M and Alexandria st Do &. m. 42a i. NJ.
fasa Loesourg, going westward, ST ii 30 g. II.
ana ~ y. NJ, and arrive al Hound Hill ~
~ 10 p. H. aud 7 70 p. IN. Leave Round Hill
a. . ~ a. III. and II ~ pm. lass Leeeburc, 90,
ing eastward, ct % a. nj. and III p. H., an.
arrive IT. Alexandria 1t Is a. ,n., and 3 ii
p. M, and Al Washington 8 Is y. III. and
% p. n.
Shr Passengers from WASHINGTON will take
NE w ashington and Ohio cars ut toe Baltimore
3 Potomac Railroad station ats 70 m, and In
p. Ill.,, and 70 through 10 RounG Hill yithc;,,
Change Of CHS.
The J. % c. nj. train from Alexandria and Ia%.
=: M train from Round Hill connect at KounI
Hlll with Mccoy 81 Wigginton's Daily Limo OF
Coached for SnickersvilIe, BeTryville and WIN
chestor also Reamers Limo Of Coaches. which
leave Lessburg daily for Aldie and Mitdla.
burg.
Both trains, westward mako close connoclion.,
Is Vienna, with Sissons Limo of Steaas for f.iI.
lsr Court House.
Communication tIoEess, 81 cts pes tni...
annual tick CIT, $500
Is. II. HAVENRH
myI-sl General Tickle. Agent.
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GALE OF VALUABLE TIMBER LAND
- In FAIRFAX COUNTY-By virtue OF
decrea OF tina Circp. Court OF Fairfax county,
rendered at its June term, 1850. in the cause Of
Wh!ted's administrator vs. Nhitcd's heire, tho
undersigned. commissioners Of saa therein
nsms', on MONDAY, September 10Th, 1851,
lCourt day o! ~ go p. IN. in front of tho Z, urt
House OF Fairfax county, Va will offer Tor sale
at public auction, that valuable tract of I'll ID
Ben LAND, lying in tho county of Fairfax,
Va. abou! two miles 1oulh Of Hunters Mill,
known AS lh1 WHITED TRACT, and contain
ing eli acres and so poles. moro or less This
land will be sold in SIX LOTS Of - or l2j acres
each according to q recent survey now ut Tho
otlico Of Henry w. Thomss Fairfax Ct. House,
Va. The lots will be sold separately. Thoy arc
heavily timberod and Cller fine opportunity Tor
wood and grazing Industries.
Terms: One tenth Of tho purchase m0noy in
hand the residue in Six. twoive and eishtoan
months from 6sy Of sale, with good security for
the deferred payments. Tito 10 bo retained By
tho commissioners till tina whole purchase mor.-
ey is paid eff. If ono fourth Of tho purchase
money DO pLii down, security will BIO dispensed
with. The commiss ioners arc authorized TO sell
privately and ievite proposals of purchase.
Henry w. THOMAS, Comm'rs.
THOMAS MOORE, Of Sale.
kuklS-Wt
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IA VALUARLR AND HlHuLY lM.

A VALU BILE AND HIGHLY III.
IA PROVED FARM In FAIRFAX Co.
w., AT fU BLIC SAI.E-Ry virtns OF n deed
OF trust iroln u. W. Alvcrd nnA wiu to tho uu-
d1lki2ned, dated tho 18th day Of December 1859
and Of record on the land records ii said county,
book L., No. 4. pfgJ!6, .hsl!. ON MONDAY,
(Court day tina lJIn day Of September, ISL, ha-
tore tho door OF Tho Court House of srii county,
1T II O'clock \. NJ. Sell 10 tho highest bidder.
that valuable and improved farm known ns
SPRING HILL" formerly the properly of
tho late VIM. Swink. This farm contains ~!
acres has thereon LARGE FRAME Dwell
LING HOUSE, barn, stables, corn crib. with
other out buildings. spring Of never ihiIing
water, milk house. well in the yard. apple ana
peach orchards, pears cherries and other fruits,
plenty OF wood, good lencing-a!l rendering this
Il vary deirabo investment. This land 80 Joins
y. + Egin. CArper, Gunnoll and others is Oh
tho Falls Church road. Two miles from I.owins.
willie and about ten mi!os from Washington city.
Teims Of Sale Enough cash in hsnd to psy
tho peaEo5 of sale and Also Tho tu n Of 81 GEO,
with interest thereon frCm the 3D. day of Il gust.
1881, md tho residue in two equal annual pay
ments TO bear intereet from the dsy Of sale, to be
stcured by the bonds OF thu purchaser and lien
on tho property. Persona desiring information
will address Moore s. Son, Attorneys, Gs Fair
fax Court House. We.
THOMAS MOORE Tlustoe
j. W. Mobler, Auctr. sugl3-wdW
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TsOhAS PEHAI,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEAL2RIN FLOUH, FISH. SALT, AND
FERTILE
Also Agent for
W II RICHMOND CAST sad CHILLED
rLOWS.
fotl9-tt ALEXANDRIA, Va.
f. u. FISHER. G. WIN. FISHER.
FISHER 6 BROS
Successors 10 Fisher, Ross s. Co..
GEOUhRS, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. IS Cameron street, Alexandria, Va.
Special attention given to the sale Of country
produce, poultry. &c janaLtf
fsuAS. S. TAYLOR, Jr.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Agent for
J. +. FIuNLEN s. SONS BRIDG EWATER
FLOUR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FNEp
UEALKH and GUTTER OF HAY.
Prompt affection given 10 oil orders both from
city ard country.
q KING STREET
jsnl2 AlaIRndris Va
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The ntaanuIs vt this company msle cornm.
tioIs al Norfolk Tor DobloE md all points n.sI :.
Vt New York with ali points Wsat And North.
Wost, anu al Aius irit with Virginia Midland
Raroa.i and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Ihroueh rhios gwen and troigh! handled cary
fully anil prunpiiY. For urthor inlormsi,,.n
apply TO T.. = KEED. Agent
" Junuey's Gha.i.
WIN. THO P5ON. PIooiIolt,
li!G = street,
lap I'll Washington, u. q.
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PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER PHnyI-
DENCE AND BOSTON
s3tssn ors losye Ale1aIGris EVERY T;JSa.
DAY and lsGTa Philadelphia EyERY HNT-
UHDAY.
This line CGnnsGts FL Alexandria With tia
a. & Il. and " s. o. L. Rs, am q: philsdai'
pha with Clyde's regular SLeHmahins f,r =. ~
River, Providence Ind Boston.
Freight forwarded With pro::;piusss sn1 ger.
free OF commissions.
No charge Tor tra2sfar IL fAiadelphis, and
Wharfage IN boston. Quick ti,ue. Ersruout
departures. Through ra:es and rhroueh hjIls
o'itoihg given. Insurance ri tho lowest rstos
hgenLs:
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