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iOT1sVlLLE.

caIcAeo, October 1e.-Flour steady and ca. an
changed. Wheat quiet but nrn regular, geN%
e6f,e. october. 9SA@07he. November; Nc, <
ga winter. ogic. ca.h, ggac.Gtl October; no.
| rhie,go snring OG&0t o6l,c. cash; No. lineage
snyIns. soc. Corn active arm, and higher: $50
ersh and October. 67'sc. <og@'norr. n3sesos'se'
| an,he wear. Os's asityp frn' hh' ''F.''I >"
-, ,ns ,,.sjs,r.o t.e. A0,euitS., 81 &. au a't
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A Close Congressional Rsee--A Demo-
crnl Elected bY Three Mites

CINCINNATI, October 1s.-The CONNER
ciars Chillcothe special says that Neal
Democrat), in the Twelfth district, has
Just received the official vote OF Brown ana
Clinton counties, which, with the official
vote Of other counties in the district, elects
him by three majority over Hart (Republi-
canl.
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Marsh Obsequies I'm Rome.

LONDON, October 1S.-A Rome dispatch
SAYS that memorial religious services were
held in the Protestant cemetery here to-
day in honor OF the late George p. Marsh,
United states Minister to Italy. Services
were conducted by Rev. Dr. Ncyin.
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Missing EngIishmen I'm Egypt.

LONDON, October ls.-Mr. Wilfred Blunt
has offered to 90 to Egypt and ascertain the
fate OF Professor Palmer and the officers
who were sent to purchase camels from the
Bedouins at the beginning Of the war; and
who. il is feared. have been murdered.
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The Porte and fiic Egyptian Question

LONDON, October ia CoRStantinople
dispatch to the Times saws the Porte has
sent note to Lord Dutlerin. the British
Ambassador, announcing it, readiness TO
negotiate for the settlement OF the Egyp-
tian question.
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~. an Ssas,stien, Ala.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, October 1s.-A fre
~ Cadsden. Ala, this morning, destroyed
I;ttrell's saw-mill and Standifer a Hicks :
planing-miIl. The fire was caused ny o6 ane
carelessness OF an employee. Loss, $4,000
no insurance.
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Sale of the Old New York City POST
Office

NEW YORK, October 1S.-The old post
office site and property. on Nassau, Cedar.
and Liberty streets known As the old
Dutch church,. was sold at noon to-day at
the Real Estate Exchange. for the sum Of
S6jO,000, to Herman II. Camman.
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AsWrcck.

LONDON, October 1s.-The Italian bark
Don Antioco is ashore near Arklow. Ire
land, and will probably be a total wreck.
The crew has been saved. The Don Anti
oco arrived at Dublin September 18th from
Baltimore
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v.s.t Accident.

youcpsrvp Mass, October lS.-Ed-
ward A., son Of Edward :, ".o hv h a51
fifteen, was killed TINS =, li'S %anhtba laundry
caught on the shaft al the N'P'''"' '''"''
while releasing the belt
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MlNlATURE ANA

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER ls, 1850
ARRIVED.
Schooper George u. Bowdoim, Philips. Balti-
more, merchandise.
Schooner Three Friends, Riggan. Philadelphia.
coal. ". Roberts.
Schooner Ella III. Barnes Rose, New York, salt.
Davenport Morris.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk. United SeaiaA
mail. merchandise, and passengers. l.. h. Tatum ,
superintendent.
schooner Laura &. Wolf Ritson, PHILADELPHIA,
stone, Old Dominion Granite Company; vessel,
Curtis & Parker.
schooner Lizzie Florence. LippincoIt, New
DIRK rfd James river. wood.
schooner Grace Vanduscn. Reed. PHILADELPHIA
Ties. Nor,ell, Leak Co.: vessel Curtis X Par
kcr.
schooner n. Nicholas. Todd. Washington. Goa .
Chesapeake Ind ohio Railway Company.
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uase.BaIl.

close and interesting e gS@e I the fBGfa-
E s%S Ssss SfD ; %' 1 i %ns:
Tss game va: called at The fo is% 5 the
score: oJO2 ia
Umpire TmpIre-M Mr.. Mathews ,N rr DS -BuaalOs,
2; Bcstons,7
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By Telegraph.

| NEW loKh.
NEW YORK. October Is Noon.-,iock- strong
! Money. per cent tNraancc- Long, $50.
! short, fsj. stale bonds dull Goycumcni. em
| orally unchanged.
BALTIMORE.
! BALTIMORE. October lS.-NLpnt g.. cor
| solidafcd, 81; second series, b.. new IU-iD-
| Az. BID to-diy.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE KANAwIA CoMPANY.l
CUAELESTON, kANAWHA CoUNTN. ". Va,
October II, lso2. '
PROPOSALS For BUILDING THE Vt-
-ONHN or ELK RIVER BRIDGE. otto Cen
iral railroad. At Chuc-ton-thout 400 culic
yard--will bee received by the undersigned nt TN
Office until noon OCIOBEE 2uTii.
II. -. NlliTt pNH.
or I3-tOri~ President kuuawha Company.
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SALEs REPnRTID hi .EORETAEY.

WHEAT.-White. 100 bu~hcl, seed an sl.2O
49, bushels fair o. choice a. Sl.l3 o. sl.i5. Red
2jO bushels common fo prime Lancaster 80 l.NA
T. .l.lJ: l.nrO tu'tol- mixed on private forms
20 bushels mixed AZ >l.Ue; 79l busho'. common
g. prime fultI no 9ln. 20 LIP.
CoRN--Nhite. = bii. hcl- common e. good Viz
ginit q. - to 9jc. Mixed, 20 bushels pr'm.
AZ NNc.
ONT..--j0 bushels very good winter at Doe.
NGAL.--l6 bushels at soc.
RYE.-lI0 bushels very good 0n private term,
CogroN.-Tonr drl. Receipts. 1871 bale; ship
mcut-. ~ b1ic.. Quotation: Miid.nE lot.
lie; low mIddling. 10.c.
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October Earnings Of the Norfolk and
Western Hallway

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October 1s.-It /.
estimated that the gro. earnings Of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
for the first twelve days OF October were
SS9,5GS.S4.
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p n.s,,cbt Association.

p,rTsprRGn. Pa. October ls.-The Amer
riii cosii~Lt Association met here this
ican and will be in session two days
Representatives OF all tne saS nd I",l''
In The L nited States are in a''ehaahce'
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PRDIDS AIS.

GENERAL AGENT "a. STATE PFNITENTIARN)
OFFICE B2l NAIN sTEEiT,
RICHMOND, Sc, October ~, ISS2. !
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL
l VIII Doe received f,r the Virginia P,uitsnt1y
l.ralcdi-
1T. go cords oi MEBCfANTABLE DRi
PINE WOOD a. tic pcriicntiary
I'd. 30 tons ELG ANTHRACITE COAL,
3d. 10 tons MI ANTHRACITE coal.
~ bid must be- for 2.2lO pound o the ton, ana
delivered a. thc r,nitentIry.
Must bc a. much a. 100 cords of wood delivered
Zoo tic next thirty dIy-.
Contractor Win b. required % fWn ,h under hl,
fli more or less wood aud cotl for The next twelve
months, a., may Dee required for the use 90 On,
p,nitcuiiary
Bil- win bc received until SATURDAY. Octo-
/ Der . Il. At 3 O'Clock T.. VI.
The right ls4cscrVc Il 10 reject any o. All bids.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
General Agent Virginia Pentenii1ry.
oc lS-3f Gicr 32i Main stree.
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A Texas Murder.

nctober 1S.-A NeirS Cuero
.n uaL'EsroN' IN quarrel last night q. Hotz
stabbed e. Flowers twice near !, the meme nearI'
Lli!.1e lin .a:.a.tIy. H9'z WE i''Lea *
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, OCToB'R Is. fss2
by Telegraph
AnRfNIn

steamer Luray. Schermcrhorn. Old Point and
Hampton. merchandise aud passengers. ,hesa-
pcakc ana ONO Railway Company land sailed on
rtturnl.
Steamer Accomac. Dek. merchandise and pas
>cngcrs. Smithheld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company (and sailca On refurn).
steamer Pamlco, Bourne. smithhell, mcrchan-
disc and passengers.
steamship lieSper. Watson, Galveston Tor Liy-
erp0Ol. cotton, put In for coal.
SAILED.
steamship Floss. Lee, for Liverpool! from Gal
weston. cotton. having taken supply al-iuel.
Schooner Oliver Ames. Rabbit, Boston. Goa :.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
steam barge iiemje. Graves, Norfolk, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
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=; Iiail, the elect and their a,,end,a,-
@ming Their stands around a beam,;,', di'ss
s, arch, under which was hrua !.
superb marriagc-hcll.- Mems. """z
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The Remains Of Miss Fanny ParneIi
REMOVAL PROM THE Vault AT TRENTON.

I4I91lV ' ID I0VH TIL FAILI II INLNIWNs
TRENTON, y. J., October 1S.-Thc re-
mains of Miss Fanny Parnell were re-
moved this morning from the receiving
vault at Riycryiew cemetery to the depot,
and thence to Philadelphia. There were
but few persons present in consequence Of
some confusion in the announcement.
Mrs. Kate +. Digs, yice-presdent OF the
Ladies' Land League Of New York, Mr..
Mooney and Mr.. Hines, o! the Executive
Council Of the Land League Of the United
States, were present. Mrs. Parnell and a
delegation from Philadelphia were in wait
ing at the Trenton depot. and accompanied
the remains to Philadelphia. a number
Of the Dayitt League Of Trenton were also
in the procession.
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UNDERWRITERS,

IOSEPH W. LAUBE, r,-
~ UNDERTAkFR,~ .sss-S'
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
WOOD AND METtLLIC BURIAI-CASFS,
ROBES, lENRSE, HACKS.
and all things requisite AZ LOWEST RATES.
relegaphic and country orders solicited.
appl
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PROFESSIONAL.

1 ION g.. TYLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
southwest corner Bank and Eleventh -trecis,
RICHMOND, Va.
lc ll.lnd2mt
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ARRIVAL IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1S.-Thc remains
OF the late Fannie Parncll arrived at Mar
ket-Street wharf shortly after noon to-day,
and were received 10y a delegation OF about
one thousand representatives Of land
leagues. The party stopped at Borden
town for the mother Of the deceased, but
she was too i'll to make the journey. At
Camden they were met by John Howard
Parncll, Il brother OF the deceased, and
Mrs. Digs. yice-president OF the Women's
Land League OF America, and Madam Rosa
IL Erina, who is to sing the requiem over
the body in Boston. The procession started
for Broad-Strcet station, accompanied 10y
eighteen pall-bearerS, and the body will be
taken to New York on the L. NJ. train.
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WILLIAM II. SUTHERLANDfr~-
w 1l81-

Fl KNI~TIINt TNUFKTNkFE~.
MAIN STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
AZ things requisite. Including llorll designs
Grape and glove. and rOhc- NtI AIIlC, WOOD
and CLolil ASKS and CASkEIs.
Country and telegraph order promptly illcd day
and night. &C. l2-codim
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4 Iour

Fiour-We quote: F.ur. >3.2:n $3.50; super
dnc. $500 Il : ezra. >4.GOnr4.-J common
family, s4.-j sj.25: Patent family. sGtf6.ju.
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AFIour.MiIi Burned.

WINoyA, MIMI, October ls.-frosts
large Gouripg-mill at Mln odn Was "" NV
this morring, Loss, s74"V.
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LIVE. CEMENr ANDPLASyER.

OCkLAN LIN l..
. SOC barrels FRESH ROfkLANb LINZ. from
the celebrated cobb LImc-kiln,. dtils cNprti'@
ucr schooner -. IL. ugrnnin. for sale luW fr'u4
, Ick L1 ROBERT WENDtNBJRG.
No. soS Main and II Fifteenth street
oc l3-lw
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! year. Rye steady and unchanged. Barley steady
and unchanged. Faxseed steady end In fair de-
mand at t1.t7k. Pork In good dc,nand but lower
s2t cash SOS. g56 s25 October. 81 02 "a e2 DS
November. Lard In good demand but lover
sl2.O59At3 each and October. tl2.27HatI2 80
November. 81 l.52kd&1f.55 all the year. Bug
meats sSteady ana unchanged. Whiskcy sfcidy
and unchanged at fi.19.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE. October 10 Flour quie. Tut
stronger. Wheat quiet but strong: No 2 vi iwsa-
kee. hard, Sill; No. 2 Milwaukee. soft, cash and
October, 96e.: November, 97hc.; December,
essc.: No. 8 Milwaukee. sic. Corn moderately
active and higher; No. 2, 7sc. bid. Oats fr'n (;
No. Q, y5e.: white 3ec. Rice strong: No. I,
59~c.; No. 2. s64e. Barley Irregular: No.
spring cash. ssef DOE; No. spring extra higher
5fhc. bid cash. Provisions lower. Mess icrk,
s24 cash and October t2l.l0 November. Lard
Prime steam. 1880 cash and October. Sl2.s
November. Hogs stenfiy nj al 2JAR7.7J
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oPERAriC-RAusRoAD APPOINTMENTS .,,..
rNR-cRor REroRTs-roLrrrCAr. ,xrp, '"'
GENCE. ~''d-
frpsrcsfca.,cnce or Tho ps..s..x
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTlrREs

NV YORK, October IS. -(QttQn--Net recelpts,
5lf bales; gross receipts, Sill hsles. Fninrcs
closed firm: sales, $4,000 bates; October,
sl0.es@sl0.s Noyembcr,sl %. 73@slo.7s De
1880; February, slO.9l@slO.p2 March
sll.01@$ll.02; April. sll.l2msll.l3; May
sll.23@JSl "a; June, sll.34@s1i.39; duly.
sl144Gsll.45; August, sil.52@$ll.j3.
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NrEsTLE's SWISS CONDENSED
DIVIDENDS.

DIVIDEND ,...,.... ,.,,.,
~ MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NlRGlNA.
NO 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA October ID 1867
A dividend Of & per cent. on The capital so.
~ his eompany win he paid TO the stacklloi1err
II LIQUIDATION on presentation oi n,elr III
AZ this office on and AFTER sAiohp"i' if'
October, 1852. -. ,....,,,,,,oa
by oroef "a u'' r. BROoKF,
,,,. SecIs-sry.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. october Is, leek.
OFFERINGS.
WUEAT.-White. gb2 Bushels. Rcd, 2.2ss bush
e.. Ee-cXhhittd. 80 bushels.
CORN.-Whlte. j9- bushels. Mixed. $50 bush
cl-.
OATS.-5O bushels.
RYE.-l72 bushels.
MEAL.-''6 bushels.
ORCHARD GRASS ~EEp.-iO hu- he's.
Il - I. Ii -L-LI
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whitcncs> of the wall. The young artist
has doubtless transcribed the scene faithful
ly. II is drubtless true. but it is not
pleasing. Hepained Brittany so as to make
the spectator longed so get there he has
painted Tangcr 50 that one will be satisfied
never to see that country The striking
thln% Is that no one would imagine that
Ihe man who had painted the scenes from
brittany had painted the African scenes
This shows complete freedom from manner
ism and from conventionality. 1t shows a
true versatility. which. for Il while. NAV
lead nm into strange paths. hut will ulti-
malely enrich his paintings He has re-
Gently been honorcd by the Royal Academy
OF London, one of his pictures heing accept
Ell ana hung "on the line 4 man of such
genus and such industry needs no advice,
ior his own hcnt will surely lead him alright,
II nc br left free. He needs to see pictures
ana Tor while to live in an art centre
where he can get the brSl criticism and the
best motives. He would he the better for
knowing some of the tricks of the studios,
and to know some of the limitations ofart
which young audacity sometimes loses time
ny attempting to ovcrstep. But in the end
he will surely reach his proper line of work,
ana be all the better for having loitcrcd in
the l'cl'lS of animal painting still life and
liGl,rcs 1t is to be hoped that he may
make American landscape speciality.
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THE "TONTINF1.' -
ALONZO MILLS Prourietor

4A4A 4O4N = 1ANH
AL0Nz0 MILLS. Proprietor
The "'rONTINE" having been thorous shly re-.
painted. rcfurniShed and rcittcd in every partic-
uIar. Is now open to the public, and will be CON
ductrGl strictly with view 10 the pleasure and
comfort of lis guests.
The table will hc furnished with everything in
season. prepared in the best possible manner by
experienced cooks.
The BEST OF LIQUORS at the bar my23
philip H'IIo"E.
Liverpool and London and (ilOhc Fire ms Co
~ Y. Underwriters Agency Fire lms. Co.
Petersburg" Savings and lnS. Co.
Fire and Marine lnS Co.
Risks taken hy these first class companies ut
current rates.
Losses settled promptly and literally Gh7
DLACK DRAUGlIT, or Liver Medicine. adver.
btlscd daily i'll the Gazette; u most valuable
medicine for liver complaint. Indigestion sick
hcadachc. Ne: i'll bottles ut % cts. and 81 each :;
with each 81 bottle we present fine map Of the
United States. Samples can be seen upon applica.
tinn.
mh5 +. S. LEADBEATER & BRC.
HINlIE NEW YORK ENAMEL READY MIXED
l. PAINTS combining beauty durability and
cronomy-llways ready for Use and easily applied.
These arcdccidcdly the best Ready Mixed Paints on
painting work. Prices very low. Send for SAM
Pile card Of colors. Iap25l .IANNEY & co.
4 MONG OUR NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
~ Stock We have some new Styles for Ladies,
Misses amd Childrcns' wear that are really bca,lti-
fnl. Ladies who have any desire to present y
handsome understanding will do well to call on
myI W. B. WADDEY, ITO Kingst
FTSE ONLY TIE BEST-TIIE CROSS SrYIO-
- GRAPHIC PEN.-Thc only perfect Fountain
Pen made and vastly superior to the Livingstone.
Mackinnon or Foley Pens. Beautifully made and
guaranteed. Price 50.
ap11 ROBERT BELLS SONS
DILL HEADS s...- ~ .-
ID NOTE AND LETTER HEADS,
... CIRCULARS, CARDS. &c. &c,
Neatly executed at the
GAZETTE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
" g-f5tsl Gazette Building.
4 MERICANAND ENGLISH WALDRON G rain
n and Grass Scythcs, Scythc Rifles, Scythe
stones Snat,s, Hay Rakcs and other seasonahle
goods, in store and for sale cheap by
!. T. .CREIGlITON&S & son,
myG IS King street.
uJORSE BRUSH rs. WHITE WASH BRUSHES,
Ill Dusting Brushes. Axle Grease. for sale in
quantity to suit by ". "
sr r. j. r. CREIGHTON Il SON
my6 SS King street.
TINHE GAZETTE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
L OFFICE.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
MOST REASONABLE TERMS
DLANk BOOkS.-Rcccived to-day an addition
- to our stock of Blank Books in all rulings and
sizes. Attention is called to- the cheapness and
excellence of tho entire line. Gt. ." . -
my1U ROBERT BELLS SONS. -,
~ TOES, just received; also the Celebrated
Bccfstcak BIB. Canned Tomatoes for sale at nj
...s. .. J. {. MILBURN'S,
my11 II north Royal street.
EIGlIMIE PATENT BOSOM SHIRTS can he
~ Worn for Il week without break or wrinkle
For sale only hy C. NJ. ADAMS,
my26-Gt 92 King street
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Alexandria. Va ~ ''
me 'i"rlr "ilcr Is connected with the Telephone Ex-
rna,se' advertisements. orders for the paper news
orany information business can l. sent lr ir,
phone. - "
ittS"hs leaving the city for the summer can have the
N"rilc mailed to them, post paid for fifty cents l.r
- mouth AMI lite address changed often ~ desired
RESERVATIONS III i,ram Of thanks tributes of respect
Resolutions adopted by societies or pcr,uns unless of
public r"m'r will only be printed in this ,n,,rr rs
advertisements --'--'. 'i ~
Ntrr;'gc ami death notices bc paid for in advance
!rcr iIily cents, when not cNrrrtliu. six lines
Contract ''rrrti Scrs will not b allowed Ia exceed their
sist unless the is paid for at transient rates.
ana under no circumstances will they hr allowed T.,
advertise other than their legitimate business in The
Sp:rc contracted for. " "
vance. " N
NEhtrrrd at the Postonice at Alexandria, Virginia: as
secunC-cluss mattrr) " "
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GEO. c. IIENNING,
FOR S.iLE OR RENT.

INOR SALE--A VERY VALUABLE FARM con-
L tanning b''2i acres of arabic land. all in grass
| except about 100 acres in wheat, outs and corn.
IL produces we'll and is especially adapted to graz
liI@ 1t Is beautifully nndulatng, is within htIfa
mile of Brandy Station Depot on the Virginia
Midland Railroad. Cupcprr county, Va. Water
Is abundant: Il number of never failing springs
and wells. besides mcvcr-fling stream which
runs through the entire length of the farm. The
Improvements consist Of n comfortable DWELL
ING, Ice House. Dairy. Meat House. large com
nodnuS Barn Stabling for large number Of
horses cattle. sheep &C., large Building for the
storage of crops i'll the straw. Hen Houses Hog
Pens. &C.. &c. besides four good Houses convGI-
irnlly located. for farm labor. The Farm is
susceptible 0i division into two ur three Farms
and iS easily cultivated by all the improved farm
machinery. Ii is convenient IT, the postoiiicc
churches Of all denominations. schools. machine
shops. mills. &c. Terms will lac made easy to
purchasers. Persons drSirouS of insprrtinr 1h,.
premises or desiring further particulars will al,-
ply t" W. ID. FlTXllUGlI. on the place. or hv
letter I" him, Brandy Station p"Stnilicc, who will
take pleasure in showing the premises to any one
or information may hr had from DE COI-RCY W.
TllOM. Stock and Bond Broker. ! : German street
Baltimore Md myi-W&S1m
nWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT-Thc dwell
lDling house. M. 20 Duke street. next east of
the Catholic parsonage. now occupied hv CAPTAIN
Mark Price will he rented on reasonable terms to
good tenant. Possession given May 1st. Apply
|" ISAAC EltliBERG. mh1I-tf
LWH SALE.--A FARM at about 300 ACRES
i situated on Arlington Heights. three miles from
the South end of the Long Fridge in full view of
the Capitol. Said farm has been used as a Dairy
Farm for the last thirty years. | will sell the
whole III Il body or divide il in three farms of
ah"nt 100 acres each. improvements good. Terms
easy: Persons wiShn" t" inspect the property ran
reach the same hy Washington and Ohio Il. L. ut
Arlington station. which is about L, mile distant
and = miles from Fort Runynm on thcWashimgton
and .NlrNamlria Railrmd For particulars cnuIlire
1T the subscriber, s L. CORHETr. dcc1-tf
LNlh SAlE.-Onr of the largest and most
l. rl%ily located RESIDENCES. with spacious
grounds attached, in the city. For terms. &C.
apply l." Green * WiSr. ic:fO-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-30
Genuine il [. Cousins Celebrated Shoes

III Alexandria. All genuine goods arc marked
y. X j. Cousins on the bottoms and other makes
marked differently are not the genuine j. IL r.
Cousins which have sold for years with such
satisfaction I" my customers. In addition tn the
above. have received my stock nf SPRING and
- lMMl.E GOODS. which | can co,Isricntiorsly
'y are superior t" any stock ever brought /" this
city before i'll style. quality. price and workman
~hlH. '""dS of the best quality and in every style
made I" order. and fit Guar:Iutrs'd All in want
ri FIRST CLASS Al"rlCLES can supply them
selves AZ my store. \ comparison of my goods
with others iS invited. RrSprcttulv
my2l FREDERICK PAFF 80 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-30
EXCURSIONS. I'ICNICS. dc
QuanticO Pavilion

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GRAND OPENING DAY SUNDAY. MAY
2~TIr. 1852,
EhTlll Sc. BOATING AND FISHING,
E\trmsiN" improvements. additional la,h horrscs
Grounds beautifully laid out troUrct Lawn
Tennis and other amuScmcnts Dancing Pavilion
enlarged. Restaurant and Dining Rooms a special
feature.
THE PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR
Will make tw" trips Daily (inrluding Sun,lav)
al 800 a. M and $3.50 l. from Seventh 81 rect
wharf. at"ppjm" nj Alexandria both WAYS
-" SI""ia! Family Excursion DECORATION
DAY. Tuesday. May :;Dlh First ClssS Music
Engaged. Round Trip Ticket 80 els. my21 If
hUuQUhN FALLS
" AND Mt. VERNON SPRINGS
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON.
Having been thoroughly ovcrhaulrd and newly
furnished. Will commence runniu" excursions 10
the above places Until further notice. ON and
after
SUNDAY MAY u. 1SS1
for prc"luau Falls. Sundays and Wednesdays
h"tt- i''avim" Prince street Wharf Sundays ut 10
u. III. rrurun" at $50 +. m: Wednesdays at 9::}O
u. ~. returning at $50 T. III. Fair. round trip.
- cents. Mount Vernon Springs saturdays,
leaving wharf ~ 93O H. rciurningat 80 p. III.
Fare round trip 10 cents.
Music and dancing on all trips except Sundays
Music hy Professor 4. i. Cooks Band.
y" objectionable parties allowed on the boat
f.. T.. RANDALL.
my1H-u Proprietor.