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The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02
A0tatic Civilization.

Tie Sultan showed his regard for
General Lew Wallace in t'" Sultan.
H. way ut sending him Turkish girl.
Newspapers are pretending That thi.
wis on Y q painting OF rurki-l. girl.
But the oil practice of Su'tans Is I"
give aud take present. ~! real girls. "f
which they have more than "i paint
,nxs. There l. . practice. Of giving
u-w meaning to- words to get public
men out of delicate situations. What
viii Lew Wallace do with his Turk
ixh girl: The laws Of this country
willn ut stand it. Let hin, sell her tO
Barnun, fer Lis caravan 10 80 with
Thomas Knox white cl"l'Iaut.-t1H>
cinNEffi (:O.({fC.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

0sasd pssqass3oss ~ bslae node
~ the Or6s9 b Dotte - ~ psq q
ss3oesatj6o q ~ 1Ah aDnivsssasy
q The oeganisatioa a IL Unieosn
Rank, K: a p, - ~ 3oeh iast. "a
thls ed invitaljoos have beeD ~.
was6sd - the Ioagss n DsoouaaD'
Dsseso, Deer LsaGe, 0g6sa, salt
1aks, cd Hs)ena, aDd sevesal a he
lodges have aDssosiy seksew)eged
their istestiao 70 - pgeseat and take
post = ~ vssy istssssting sxeseises.
A bsilliaot pass6s thSoagh Tie pin
eipel strsets win taks pases, Thea ths
peoesssjsa Vim naageA - 1sashaw
Han, vhsss Aey Vim - eseesaalssd
by glowing dssesiptions II ths rise
asd pssgsso q ~ Order, fto0 Rev.
J. ]. 0asviD, d.. James Tho@pso0,
and other eestIeDea. The exercises
q ~ day win e3oee With . gsand
ball at Reashav Hail. The vasious
committees appointed for the oeeas'
Ion ase - follows:
COMMITTEE or A1UAN0EHENT9.
C. s. 6hoemake1, r. p. DaEden,
". W. ChePma1, 4. G Frsyschla&,
w. p. FesbA
RECEPTION CoNNlTTII.
Lee Matte, c. II. Aooee.
Henry geeobs, D. Cohso, 6s:.
ConMlrrE on INVITATIONS.
ya1es Tbo9pooa, w. +. Brstheston,
David Mark, A. H. Basret,
Lee Nantle.
PLOOR 1ANAOER0.
Alex. p. Rea1, Geo. w. Newkisk,
II. 1a.astt. e. T. Ksster,
J. y. Ksight.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

It 10 stated that Nessrs. w. A. and
]. X. Clark will at onee institute sujt
axainxt the settlers fs,r the p0sDeset"ss
Of the William Penn hide, or 70 muc''
therco, ~ may hr "crupied ~ them.
Al.0. that H. 8. Clark and otlsess
will commence proceedings against
The occupants Of the Gold Hill Io'Se.
But Il b underslood that neither O(
the above viii b l's,shed un)ess the
cases recently Instituted are decides!
adversely to the defendants.
The stevens Mining Company bsa
also br,ught suit. though hut little VI
this claim 10 within the tOwns'te.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02
Freight Notes.

SHIPPED To Butte: : cars a salt, 2
Of corm, 2 II cs~l, 3 Of ssserc3,aodiss;
to Dill.,n, I csr Of fence wire. Of
beer. ! of bacon, 2 Vt merchandise tn
Silver Boz, ! car Ut merchandise; to
Arimo, 4 can corn to Blackfoot. ]
car of wagons, I Of nsere6andtse; to
Poca,ello, car AZ corn. Of oats, of
u,~rcl.andise /; to Lsgan, ! rar a ceal,
2 of me. .ehsndise.-Plof, 26ES.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

An Entire Business Block 1Wopt
Amy.
peeial D,spaseh 70 ths lauxEs.

Special Dispatch 70 ths N1NER.
DILLOx, August IA destructive
tire broke out In this town to-day.
The DIRE swept the entire bnsinsss
block between Baunock and Virginia
sarpets, facing on Montana street.
Loss, about 81, ,UoO; no insurance.
The llre was caused BY boys firing
tire-eraekess In the rear 0f Nrs. Han
sons lodging house. The burnt dts
trict viii b built Immediately. 1he
following are the principal ssnere"
d. J. Heyfron, meat-market; Ms.
WILL restaurant, Skyoes' saloon:
Ch,ries Martin, City Bakery Jone<
saloon, c. L. Thompson. grocer
postodiee; Rack Nslson, boarding
house; kelly's saloon.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

The ar.hed framework Of the tim.
l,ering In the Big Horn tunnel Is all
completed and no further danger
A tie bonn II being constucted ut
C'Oulson. Az, O,OO ties are to he llOated
down from Rig Timber and other
streams up the Yellowstone.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

0lohoo) lGo0nxenn Aeahho1 Dtvo
31000 ~ 1GSoa00l
1l0hae.

Abost II o'elock On Saturday nlgha
oceured . stabLisg altay a. tbs
road ffOm Butte towards the ADo-
conds mise. near . cabin owDsd b. q
uao named Duee. 1Ieheel 1lshes
and Michael NeCastso ~ ~
names ofthe parties. The sepestss
Of the MINER visited the jsil yesles.
day and he'd quite . lengthy inass-
view With Michael Fisher, vho id
the saabbiug. Fisher vas beyoud all
odds the most excited man intes-
viewed for quite awhile, and started
cut with . tirade ol abuse agninst
sevesal parties Who hs thinks have
injured him, bat after . little b.
eonse down 10 bsssipeD aEd biz state.
mest b q out - follows:
His cabin n situoted al The Athos
Nay mining eleiD, ooly . shoot d.
tancs from the one oeeupied BY No
CAsten, and for s1ne time their has
been bed blood between them. On
Friday night, last, NcC'arte.'s esbta
wss ast % ATe By soase ooe sD1
burned TO the ground. On Saturday
night, - Fbhs9 wao % ~ sood
home from Butte, near The cabin q
Ar. Duee, ~ met NeCAstea, who
was quite drunk, asd two frieads
with him. They stopped to talk and
MeCarlen soon after charged Fisher
With posring oil o. bic blankets and
setting lire 10 The cabin. Fisher
asked him % repeae that aGnln;
which done, Fisher called NcCasten
liar and then they elinehed
Fisher broke biz leg one year 40
last winter and b - tall though
hardly 20 stout ~ NcCastes. 6ev-
eral blows passed aud AcCarten got
Fisher ~ the hair and began to kick
him on the legB. The
two gentlcsnen present thea
separated thea ssd Fisher
started up towards hoaDe, bat u .
few n,osne1ts changed biz mind and
came back to inquire what 4eCaSte1
meant BY charging him With setting
the cabin On nre. He found the
party . little or the rad, and IL q
second there wss troabjs again ;'bst
Fisher assests positively that be does
MT reaember really what he did,
though he acknowledges to The habit
of carrying . big butebss-knits,
which he hsd On him and used 70
the best Of his ability; and be does
not claim that NeCAseen was asmsd
at al.
NcCastea Was taken to the SISTERS
hospital, wlbese it W. lb0nd that he
sasslained i've w0und$--f0ur scalp
w0unils which d. not a0punt 70
much, and one, the despsst, cut
through the nssh apd fat On the
sisouki~r and exposes the muscles -
the shoulder-blade. McCarten b
'.A ser. .ously hurt, although the JOB
Was executed In good style with .
,.xular butci,er-kaiIe. the blade ol
which h about five inches long.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02
The Foot Races.

At The r1ce track yesterday the
loot race for 500 . side, ~ yards.
between Lewis Copper and Frank
Taylor, was won by the latter. AT
the firing of q pistol. after scoring for
an hour, the men started. Taylor
to0k the lead at the start and kept II
tn the end, winning by two aud .
half feet.
The other race, between J. b.
Shankey and Thos. Regan, Tor SO .
6fty yards, was won BY the latter.
The race between Hugh kirken-
dall's hay and Noruaon Boy. 30'
yards, for 80 . side, was won BY the
latter.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02
Opera Saloon.

MI. T.. y. Wa.ieman 4 Co.. have
recently reiittcd aud refuri,ishetl this
spacious saloon and are now prepared
to minister to the wants Of the Thirsty
public. Their wine loonls are q
feature which cannot fail to please
the bibulously inclined and those
who desire quiet retreat in which to
enjoy fragrant havanna and a glass
VI beer. Give them u call.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

A Freedman out Ut Highland 10
thOaaght tn " crazy. SO0se time
siue,: be wss o(I%red 8 per es'rsl for
his lot Of J. ,UUO curts Of wood but ~
fis.ed it and since which tisne he
couId only get . bid q . cents PR
cord. T6io - jn0e00ed htm trae NJ
~ commenced % turn Il up and
lnst evsaiag hs bood 6re covld b.
pleinly seen fgua, thi0 city. He ts
ovids6sly esA4y.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

The lliuseapolIs Tribune has the
xsll tn perpetrste the following: "A
M.,utans bridegroom, Who failed To
.ppea, at the tiape sst for the we'd
ding, vas sued for treach of promise;
but when Le showed that on the day
appointed be was treed BY bear, the
suit was discontinued and the we'd
ming went on" Il II needless to ssy
tl,.t the whole yarn II bese tabrica-
tion. A man with nerve enough {"
,,ropose to . Montana girl couldn't I
be treed b. . dozen beaSs.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

McKEAN-WATHews-lr In Bate. July
30th. l09e. ~ Rev. J. ]. Gavin, III.
James Mexican aud A1. Elisabeth
4otooVo.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

The population Of Glendale is said
10 b Increasing.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

MARRIED.

THlRLOwAY.-ln Butte. July Sth, q Nr
and Mn. 0.0. ThiIlLWay, q son.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

IN the OI0et pO6SSO0o ~ tue u10p
The whole map IL Of value tn any one
interested In the development of the
Northern Pacific system, and it,
tributary States and Territories.
The important work IN hsnd next
to carrying the Northern Pacific
through Montana, h the construction
Of the main route Of travel up the
Columbia, % the read from, Portland
to Lower Cxscades, over litty n,iles,
h now being graded and made ,esdy
for the ties aud rails. This will not
lie completed until IN October. The
road from the Dalles down tothe cas'-
cad = h In operation. aud has bern
very exren.ive to build. 6eeamninnt.
vet navivate the gytat river, and
ta'urists can get oil the inspiration
there In In the scenery, both by river
aud rail. Another piece Of work
that must be done soon b to I'LL the
gap of about fifty miles between
Portland and kalan,a. down the
main Columbia, which will give
through cnunectjon from Walla
Wallis to Puget Sound. Tacoma "
the present terminus on the found,
hut Nr. Willard has given out that
the road must BE- continued forty
miles further down the Sound, 10
Seattle, within . year. In the
cs,uutry east Of the cascades the Ore
Ron River L Navigation Company
are grading I'D mikes to develop the
Palouse re9iOn, and ore also building
through Cn,alills county, In Eastern
Oregon, to crs'ss the Blue Mountains
and meet the Orexon Short Line at
Baker City. Resides all this the
OreGon / California road b now
being pushed through to the Stale
line to meet the Ce0tral Pacific. .
work % severe in engineering dim
cultiee that two yeoSs VIII Be n
aulro6 % eowp1ote L.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

There are twenty-etyht patients Ut
II. James, Home, and all getting
along we'll.
Elizs, the little daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. J. Il. Russell b dangerourly
III with diarrhosa.
There h now . continuous graded
sidewalk from the corner Of quarts
down the west side Of Main street to
Park.
A note drawn for 800. In favor Of
Louis Dubost and signed Paul Brottr,
wss l'irked up IN the street and can
br had at this Office.
Michael McCart~n, who was
rtal'l<ti i've iim,e~ on saturday might
last, i,y Micl,ael Fisl.er, dt'inG -
well ~ could be expected.
Great preparations are being made
for the big races, under the auspices
Of the West Side Racing Association.
"u August 10th, lSt", and 10Th.
The Chinam,au wl,O stole . ftne'
gold watrl, fs,,sn CGL. 8. A. E*tts
and confessed his crime, patd his hme
y So dollars aud was released.
It h now positively stated that w.
4. L J. X. Clark did mt bring suit
on the VIM. Penn, lode. Our state
m-nt tn that effect yesterday waS .
mistake.
The Territorial Democratic Central
Committee met ut the ooDlee 0f Hon.
Samuel Word yesterday aftesnn's
and .pportioned the deIegates t0r The
Devesul cUuntiGs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-28

FRIGuIFUL CASUALTY. TITO dcowoirg on
IhuEsday ct r Sc Dutchock, 3 ohsmiau gill.
10 b,ilirg va: 10 olo Ct The mills Of the
Cievelsod, OAio, P5per CJnpanY is one ct the
n0stterribe scciens ever pa. 90 recNd The
vat is 10 feet 10 diane:er feet long sud feet
bi.h. Il j. vas aecu, fv. feet Of boiling va :
CT, 10 ad- c.us;!c ty preparation Of sod,. 10
tits II wss the ccson 70 c:s. refuse oeW.pspe!s
th.Cu2h 90 Opening 10 the f Jo- ct The eecood
s:or7 Ct Tie bulldog FIR be purrnso Of so,kioR
OF sbc prio,ir . llk pViar TO ,eulatiog the mi-
terisl lIfo psue-. Il ST. came 20 the ulil as
T.u'i. iigr Tu;k Sa5 10 carry the Cd Ceas-
p,rsrs IN N ooe Eoon iGto another sod
,hrow them Gu@o Dear he opesl.g 10 tho
1o3r. A ,n:aer gil Gould s:ard Gear by aud nush
tnen dpWo .he toe 1879 thc vat below fl led
With the scaItiC2 ia 4. The glf who perf0rned
tais la.ttr operation had Dot gott worK, and &C.
co!diDgiv Rpse CIi not commence her WorR IN
Il! about . II At Tbs. time The msn whose
duty It vas - .tsud upoa ladder b2slde the va.
On the fist 4 ,or. rem -rssd that sGe nj h; coca
m-nce o9e:a.Ons. Tuereupon he went bolow,
aEd sttsr q iepse Of I've or ten minutes took his
position beside the Tub. rs ne cid 60 be noticed
gentle spleshiDg sound. and, supporting it TO be
. ret, called , sEr3u. 4 tho aperture thst the
pc cons ite,s sGCuid lie more careful abouI let
ting ih.Hsa get Into the tab. He then proceed
O. 10 EFT np Inc papers, sud ss ne CID so the
pa do whica Ls U.ed struck ths tuomeIg.d
body. & s0Cn rs Jssbe the o0dy WAS tshen
ou: bu: il WAS ouad 10 be literally cooked
tarCu>h. !: Is sup goscd tina. sac had been in
The fluid !llm five " ten MINUTES. Much Of the
ssin uao1 tha parooi.ei surface Of the body had
peeled Off and blood clotled her mouth and nos
t,ils. ne coroner rendered verdict of acci
CeEtsi des.h Oy 0rODE1rP and scal6nG,
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PEStFseAa E,S
DLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD
q mas WANTED

DLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD
a mas WANTED.
Plsns and specia !atio1s for 6 school building
to scco mmodEse tour hundred boyD will be re.
ceived at thu ofIice Of the Superintendent of
Pubic Schools up TO II IN. or Status DAY,
February 4lh, 1857.
All drawings must bs mazda 20 the uniform
scale CT four feet to one inch, and such details TO
larger scale as may be necessary to simplify
any peculiar plan. drawing, sc.
drawings, ss fellows must ba sent in by each
competitor: all q. one time viz:
]. Plan Of each q Dor.
g Transverse Section.
g. From. and eide elevations.
Full specifications nut scoCmo&ay each &c
of drawings. General Instructions concerning
size, estimated cost & c., Can be obtarcd By az.
plying 10 the Superintendent, at his office, on
any Saturday between 10 8. m. and neon.
No compensation will be allowed for the plans
snd specifications butthe srcbi!ec c. whose draw
ing is selected by the City School Bosrd will be
commission ed 10 carry cut the accepted design
make detail drawings and procure estimates
make all agreements nnd give personal supervi.
sion to tho erection Of the building, receiving for
his services. in full. five per cent on the actual
cos. Each drawing and specification mus. have
the signature Of is author, and rej=cLed plans
vi ! be returned.
The Board reserves tho rigat to reject ali tho
plans. A. MCLEAN,
ToWNsHBRD D rENDALL
RlCHARD T.. CARNS,
Committee on Schoolhou:es and Furniture.
dec20-2,w.d
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Opening saa CiusIna OF the Nails

CLOSING.
Washington, D. c., and Northeastern msils
.. IL, Il II. aad pnd is p. u.
Western nl.lIs i 80 and % p. m.
Southern mails, viz Richmond, Va, 10 30 s.
70. and 4 30 snd Is p. n.
South .nd Southwestern rlsiia, via Lynch.
burg Vi1Ein!a. Wsy su0 through msil5, o. G.
L. aDd " D. m.
GarSsaas division 90 9. N.
EiczsltT!;, TO i%;j@:;d Eli Va, 90 D. n
OPENING,
NortGerl ard Wcat9rn mailg, via Washing.
bon, y. g., ~ g. III. II 70. and co p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, so g. n
and SO c. n.
South western mails via Lynch burg. Virginia
lshrouGh msiis) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, 3 50 a. n.
jnsnssshs Bivi6ion : 20 pm. for lock be1 only
Found SiD to alexandria, Va, 3 ~ =. z.
Office Hou-s-Il4cs o2cns g.: 20 o. L., snc
Closes e. I o. g. IL.
Sunday I.oars-CEice opsns 6. 6 is a. &C., and
cfoses ri 81 3. r..
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Ssil. Southwark, connects At Charlottesville,
With Chea. s. Ohio Z. B., East end West. At
Lynehburg connects With Norfolk & West.
Nashville, New Oriesn, Memphis Little Rock
and Texas-snd at Derville with Richmond b
Danv!lle Z. e., to South end Southwest.
Ezprcss trains connect with Il. s. D. r r. at
DtnvIile for all points in South, South Rss,,
Southwest and East
Express trains north ward mako close connsc.
Ii IN 1T Charlottesville for Richmond.
Fat Nail connects at Dsnvi!le to all points on
T.. . y. Is. H., aud Atlanta, Montgomery, Mo.
bile, New Orleans. Houston, Galveston and ali
southern Texas.
mixed TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
ezaad.ia d.ily,, except sunday, . 90 8. m. and
! 90 p. M, and returning arrive at Alexandra
8 o. p. n. and II s. p. m.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 a. N. snd AleIsndria As ., ~. daily,
except Sunday, arrive ct Stresburg OF IL % pm,
eo,1ansctip;S viii the Valley, Rcad Rsst and
West ard at Eiver with =. V. Il. x f,r Lur.y
and Wsyresboro Laave Strasburs 80 p. m,
arriving e! Aleisldrs a. S IS p. m.
4iASH TRAIN For MANASSAS DIV.
iSlON leaves Alexandria dsily. except Sun.
Guy. ct Gu o. T.. arriving at Str.sburg H Is
p. m, s2d returning leaves Strssburg at Is
| a. M, arriving in Alexandria at 8 10 p. m.
For Aidd!eburg. daily Except Sunday con-
necticH Of PAIN. s,stion.
For urpo1ville. regular connection At Del..
plane.
For Washington, Rapp,h.uncck, daily coz.
nec!ion, except Sunday, at Culpeper.
For Wa Hk sNTUh, leave Washington q
I 10 and /; 81 o. n. daily.
All trains mako sood connections, at Wash.
ngton. 20 spG from North and West.
~ atlanta sleeper leaves Washington OIL
~ .. m. ruooing through without change.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and tha:!esten, >. O.. without change, on Ii 81
p. N. train.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro and
AuEusts Ga, en- Z 10 y No. connection.
Aark'sa d u!tab BILE CHAIR Cars ore run on Might
| trains between Washington ard Danvle.
TEroush tickets st lowest rates 10 all impo:t.
at POI! !s in tho UIiu1 States.
Mail Trims IN both directions mako close con.
nec.ion ct Fran klio Junction to and from all
points on Franklin Division.
fullmsa S.eepers will run between Wmhinz.
ton and atlanta on Fast M:il.
b, t.i<GEH SLAUHHTER, g. T. a,
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Wy WASHINGTON d OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,


Beginning October is, 1881.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
q 10 =. m. and Ale1sndria at 926 a. n
daily, except Sunday; pass Leesburg, going
westward, at II 30 9. m. and arrive It Round
HILL ut IL 10 p. m. Leave Bound Hill st II 50
p. M; pass Leesburg, gong eastward, at l 10
p. NJ, and arrive 1t Alexandra at 8 10 p. u.
snd at Washington at 3 80 q. m.
The ACCOMhODATION TRAIN will les7.
Washington at - p. N. and Ale1andris 81
20 p. m, daily, except Sunday, and arrive s.
Leesourg at 4u p. m. Leave LeesburQ ct 6W
q m; and arrive st Alexandria at 8 10 =. H.
and Washington at s 80 q. m.
@ Passengers from Washington will aEs
the Washington and Ohio cars at the Bal,inots
&Potomsc Railroad static o at 20 4. m. ana 4.N
p. m, and 90 through without change Ct cMa
Inc e.26 Am. train from Alexandra sndl
9. N. train from Round Hill connec! 81 Roang1
Hill with GSHEkT'S Daily Line Of
Coaches for SniekersvilIe, Berryville and VIZ.
Chester; also Redm mans Line Of Coaches, whie'
leave Lees burg daily for Aldie and Middle
burg.
Both trains, westward make close connection.
Ct Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for fh''
lax Court House. -.
Communication tickets, 81 cts per luir
Annual fsekeeu, $50:
E. a. HAVENKR,
ocl4-H General Ticket AaeL1
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Just deceived.

New London Layer Rsisins, whole. half al d
quarter byxee; los,se muscstel; Valencia and
Ma SeeaIess Esi29s; Sew turrsnts. Cilron and
Grange Peel; New Lager Figs Almonds. E lg-
lsh WsInuts Peoans, fiber,s Brezil aud Mix
Cd Nuts; Turkish rrunes; SuIsr Corn; Mel
sohs and Coke's Iseist'ns; "nderson's Mince
Nest; the very bes!-Mra Wells Home NJ sde
Mince Ms.t-.o1d Anderson's Preserves in
10 pals; Jsiy ard Preserves By the 10; New
York Sweet Cider; 9Uod Cooking Eu..er; fresh
Eggs; BAKER sGd o;her grades Of CID Rye Whit
4ey; Port. shafry, aisdnira sud Sweet Gstswba
Wines Old pcic sad Peach Brandy. all OF
the above coed, IN store and for sale cheap by
r. w. A " cry
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Eaaaiaio cs OF This ll:ss will r-5 es foilowa.
FOE ISEFGssG,

ctaalsoE; @? This HIS Will r-5 es foilowa:
Foe ISEaFeissG,
Connecting with Asrchznts' and Miners Line
tor SG3..JD, 6saan!of
E4sSs ssR TEE EssHE
GFEEy BOMBAY, WEDN KSnAY end
Fi*iDAY Z, e. CO 9 ciocn pm; returning, lesye
Hcrfaik On s!:arnste days ct 90 .. N.
This stslGch iron steamer has just been paint.
ed throughout, ssG:"ronrls newly furnished and
carpe:et, arG is TIA EanGsorlest IS Toll ss the
sAieat ouG. on tho SotUn sc river and chesapeake
cay. enc is tho only s3esner making close con.
Decaion with the New YORK and Boston steam.
sra; s!so cc1Eecss with Richmond cleaners end
,rirord lines ou,h. Stops st PINEY POINT
snd frtAr LOOKOUT COINS and returning.
!ior IN. fall and Vilter, commencing Oc., LIT.
rst c! f--a T;ll 5o Us toIoWs:
t:;et class fire to Fortress y oD3oe and Nor.
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AZ New 2oTs Will ell points West a1d North,
iast, and :! AinGaaGTis with Virginia Midland
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arp!2 50 Z. y. kGED, Agent,
Janne9'a wharf.
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i--C street,
Eap 27-tf Washington, D. @.
= ~ UL.XDE'Ei .5Iis2A LINE WEEK.
:3yS.5 ~ TO
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EAI and ioa7e Philadelphia EVERY SAT.
UGnAE.
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ptin viii GlycSs regular S.esmsh;ps for Fall
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(rea % coGaznissioIs.
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10 Wharfage IL SosIoa. Quick time Frequani
Gep2r.rica. Through rates sad through h;llf
Of .&dinS given. Insurance at tie lowest rate,
Agents
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W.. T Clyde S CO., 2hilsdolvhss
JOHNSON & CO., Wash. 6 Georg. .
jan 2-Sl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-28

VIRGINIA: IN the Clerks off ce Of .bs Cor.
v pora.ion Court of The city Of Alezandris
on tie 2Ith day Of January. 1852
George Mason, Conp.a!rsut, II cfsnceTy
8. nh.pmsn Nesle defendsn. a:tac5 mont.
Memo. The objsc: Of this suit ia 20 recover f
the defendant the sum OF eight hundred dollars
with interest thereon from DECEMBER 8 1881
uIlit paid, snd TO attach snd ~ ojecl TO to- pss
ment Of the ssDe lie following property, TO wit:
a house and lot q. the sou,hess. Intersection o.
st. Rsiph and Duke streets, El;x.adr!n. Va.
slao house snd 10. or the south s!do Of NuSc
street adjoining tie above on tho gsst; $50 ,
house and lot on the north Eice OF Cameron
street, between kltred and Patrick streets. nc.
lS) Cameron street Alexandria, Va, (ha last
piece Of property cc2u:ied by Daniel L 6.ans
bury) tia estate Ct ). Chapman: NeGIo.
The datsDGau. not wing eu:er"d Lis tp.
pesrsnce End z van sscurIy lc!-Idi ~ - t. Q
&c of Ascend and the ruios ot shs ccu'', SD
il appearing ty 81 affidavit that he is rot q
resident Of this State is ordered that Inc sal,
defendant appear here within ona month after
due publication OF ihis order. and co what is
necessary to protect hs interest in this suit {;
end that copy Of this order DO forthwith in
serted in the Alexandra Gazette a reWspappr
published in the city Of Alexandria, once a week
for four successive weeks, and posted at the
front door of the Cour: House Of this city.
L copy. test:
MORTON MAEYE Clerk
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