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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18

News has been received that native went to
Chinamans' house at Honokna one evening about
two weeks ago and demanded liquor. The China
man refused to give it and the native fired twice
with revolver striking the chinaman in the head
md inicting serious injuries. The Chinaman re-
turned the fire and shot the native through the
hand The native is under arrest.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18

The following il copy of the list Of awards and
assessments of the Queen street improvements, to-
gcther with form Of notice sent to the assessed
parties
In the matter Of cidsning Queen street bst,cesn Ka
dhumann aud Fort streets.
hereby certify that the following in true copy
Of certificate filed in tho Office Of the Registrar Of
Conveyancea by the Minister of the Interior, on
the 18th day Of February 1882.
W. N. ARMSTRONG, Minister OF the Interior.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18

VIM. Ii. DMoSp, of the firm of Williams,
Dimond d Co., of San Francisco says tho S. f..
Cali is in the East on visit. While in the Office
of his correspondents in New York, a gentleman
entered with the petition Of the Board of Trade,
asking Congress to repeal the Reciprocity Treaty
with the Hawaiian Islands. Mr.. Dimond, who ia
native of tho Islands, looked over the list, but
Of course handed it back without signing ii.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
Sealetl Teudcr.s.

Sealed Tenders will be received Mt the Interior Office
until Friday March 9Th IL o'clock noon for furnish
ing the following supplies 10 the Government for one
year;
For Oahu Prison and Station House,
Fresh Beef. II $50 lbs. per month, more or less
Paiai........1I,5OO " '
Hard Bread.... 2,7UO "
THE Bread to be to the pound.)
Rice........... 800 lbs. per month, more or essl
Tor tho Insane Asylum.
Fresh Bccf....i 200 lbs. per month, more or less
Medium Bread. 400
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18

The Sydney Bulletin says tho officers and crew
of the Zeala,dia, when in that port rendered their
designations in body. The result was that Capt.
Weber placed in command. We do not
think there are many who will regret Captain
Chevaier's removal. One OF the officers said the
other day, when in this port, that tho Zeaiandia
like different vesselnow and that all hands
are much pleased with the change.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18

FOLLOWING is a record Of the Police Court pro-
oeedin2s for the week; j. Welsh, drunkennrss for
feited 70 bail; Charles Charcstown, rescuing pris-
oner from police onicer, noit prossqri entered by
prosecution; Frederick Kushwaern, drunkenness,
lined &c, costs $3.50; Siverno, furious driving,
nois pyosegui entered by prosecution; All Sung, All
NPip, Vat Sing, AnR Yee and All See, violating
Sabbath by playing chance games, An See fined
$40, costs u. 70, the others lined IS and 81 costa
each; Hopeols, assault and battery ON All Hing,
fined ", costs $3.50; Chung Yong, Nee Hung and
lam Mp having Opium In possession, noiie pros
eqni entered in cass Of Tam Nip, the others lined
$50 each and sentenced to three months impris-
onlnent and 70 pay yi.lh costs; 4. Doyle, drunk
ennsss, forfeited ~ bail; John Bowman. same
charge forfeited 80 bail, w. Vernon, same charge,
hned e., eosfs ~; W. Vernon, furious driving,
fined Sio costs Si.9oi Along alias Ian Kong
!ion. Ian Hung Yuen alias AhonA. accsssory in
larceny Of gold watch, so%~it,sd % segssms
battery on Al Mn. ansd 8. costa 81. wsihos and
k.anos, adulisIy "elIs pse.sssi s1tsIsd ~ prose
KAlao. KApahi, Kskaluo and kamsnso. gaming,
each ssntspesd 70 twelve hours. inpsisonmsnt q
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
LATE Nrws.-By the mail received yesterday,

LATE NEws-By the mail received yesterday,
with news dates to March I'd, We CLEAN many in
teresting items Of foreign news, but owing to
limited space and lateness of the hour can only
Roscoe Conkng has been appointed Associate
Justice Of the L. s. Supreme Court, and Sargent,
who supposed to be the next Minister of tho
Interior, has been appointed U. s. Minister TO
Berlin" Both appointments were surprises and
seem to meet with the approval of the Senate SO
far as known.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
The resularhnonthly meeting of the Y. M. c. A,

was held last Thursday evening at the Lyceum with
very fair attendance. The various committees
reported progressive work in their several fields.
The building committee reported having secured
and paid for the lot selected and called ON sub
scrihers to hand in the amount of their pledges,
work would be Immediately undertaken. DR.
perancs Evangelist would be here by the April
steamer to remain over one month. Favorable
reports were given relative to the native evanQel
ists kalama and keaweamahi in their work at
West Maui. On motion the annual meeting of the
Association would take place ON the third Thurs
day In April. COMMITTEES was appointed to for
ward circular letters to the pastors Of all churches
requesting temperance sermons to be delivered
on the first Sunday IN May.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
WATER. Water.

Interior oNcc. March 18th, 1889. SOC 5
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
FOLLOWING is the programme for the Band con-
cert at Emma Square, at 1870 this afternoon

March -Bombardonby request. Saro
selec,ion-Mascotte new ''Andrun
- lettion-Oivstte new .Audrun
Waliz-Gildcd Youth, by request .Wadteufel
Mcdey-Pieasant Memories, (new)...... Berger
The Band will give an other extra concert Mt the
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-05-25

formation that would be useful in
practical life.
1t is lamentable fact that only in a
few cases have the trustees and boards
of education given any thought to the
result of the present system of educa-
ton, and have been content to 60 on in
the old pedantic method of forcing a
certain amount of information into the
children, regardless Of the value or kind
thereof.
A beginning has been made, howev-
er, in some cases, when the principles
of industrial education have been in
troduced, and it is hoped that these ex-
amples will induce others to take ad-
vantage of the opportunity and give
more thought to what is needed in ev-
ery-day life. The instruction in the
schools should be of a nature to be
utilized in the pursuit of the calling for
which the scholar is destined and con-
sidering the great number to be en-.
gagged in agriculture, there is no one
industry that should receive more study
than it.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-05-25
LongteIIow's S Inspiration.

Mr. James T. Fields writes as fol-
lows: CAS- l happen to know of the
birth of many of Longfellow's poems,
let me divulge to you few of their
secrets. The Psalm of Life came into
existence on bright summer morning
in July, 1888, in Cambridge, as the
poet sat between two windows, at
small table, in the corner of his cham
Der. 1t was voice from his inmost
heart, and he kept it unpublished
long time; it expressed his own feelings
at that time, when recovering from a
deep aflliction, and he hid it in his
own heart for many months. The
poem of The Reaper Death came
without effort, crystallized into his
mind. The Light of the Stars was
composed on a serene and beautiful
summer evening, exactly suggestive
of the poem. The Wreck of Hes
perus' was written the night after
violent storm had occurred, and as the
poet sat smoking his pipe, the Hesperus
came sailing into his mind; he went
to bed, but could not sleep, and rose
and wlote the celebrated verses. 1t
hardly caused him an effort, but flowed
on without let or hindrance. On a
summer afternoon in l949, as he was
riding on the sbeach, The Skeleton in
Armor' rose, as out of the deep, before
him, and would not be laid. One of
the best known of all LOngfellow's
shorter poems is Excelsior That
one word happened to catch his eye
one autumn evening in 1841, on torn
piece of newspaper, and straightway
his imagination took fire at it. Taking
up piece of paper, which happened
to be at the back Of letter received
that day from Charles Summer, he
crowded it with verses. AS first writ
ten down, Excelsior differs from the
perfected and published version, but it
shows rush and glow worthy of its
author. The Story of Evangeline'
was first suggested to Hawthorne by
friend, who wished him to found ro-
nance on it, Hawthorne did not quite
coincide with the idea, and he handed
it over to Longfellow, who saw in it
al the elements of a deep and tender
idyl."
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-05-25
Why Americans are Dying Out.

NHCagO Illnts,
A reverend gentleman of New York
has beer explaining why Americans
are dying out, rs he AYERS is the case.
He found six reasons that were con-
elusive to his own mind. Americans
eat and drink too much; they gamble
in stocks and grain as we'll as at the
gambling table; they are homeless
people, nearly one-half of those in New
York living in boarding houses; disap-
pointed ambition is one cause of decay,
and finally there is false standard of
success, the same being money.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-05-25

Wendell Phillips has lately taken
house in Boston as old-fashioned and al
most as retired as the one from which the
work of city improvement has driven him
after long years Of quiet possession,
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-05-25

TWO carloads of Georgia convicts stop
ped at a water station on the Cherokee
road. The convicts were chained together,
and a number of them, thinking that they
were expected to get Off, stepped to the
ground, while The others remained on the
cars, which moved off, dragging the men
on the ground several hundred feet by
their chains, beating their bodies against
injured and are not expected to live. The
management is loudly censured for inhu-
manity for not unchaining the unfortun.
ateS
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-05-25

a barber at Amsterdam, Y. y, received
carbolic acid instead of salts of tartar
from druggist, the other day, and pre-
pared his shampooing fluid accordingly
with that liquid. Upon his assistants ar-
plying it to his first customer, the man ex-
claimed: Grub that stuff off my head or
won't have any scalp left" This the
man tried to do, but the acid burned his
fingers. The proprietor went to his as
Sistance and between the two they saved
the man from utter ruin. His scalp, how
ever, is nut brown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

TIE a. & w. r. Il. CASE The csse cf A.
exaEder Hsy vs. the Alex .udsia and WsShinG
ton hsilro,d Ccmp:pY, Was 40 10 tie u 8.
Circuit Court, Judge Z. w. Hughes rreaidiog
today. On a motiou nsde by Geuertl II. H.
Wells, counsel for complainant, ttr The srpoiot
Inent ct e receiver. The oour: few days ego
fixed upon tc-iay to hear the s,gamsut 90 the
motion. Msjor Ffarcs L. Suiih. council for
tho Alexa1 dtia eud Washington, and Alexsr-
d!ls acd Fredericksburg Railroad Companies,
urg d an adjournment Of the argument 90 tho
motion tor Z receiver to some future line,
which WAS opposed by Gen. Wells. The argu-
nent on Tho motion IVES. By order Of the court,
han'iy ed ourned till Tuesday. Jsnua.y l7tb. at
III o.eltcS @. %. Among those present repro
aening other iDteresa Waro Geo. Hutton, II.
.. Clsughtou, G. w. Waltl.s ard Leonard
Msrbu'y. The nncun: involved in this suit is
ever $3.50 OC0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07
LOEdL RREYIIIEH

During the week Aessrs. W. 4. Smoos s. Co.
received e55 tons of anthr acte coal And Messrs.
j. L. Agnew & Co. 16) tons.
Tie regular mseiiug Of tho Alexandria Rs
form Club wss led las! light, and q pleasant
time was had.
Judge A. w. Chil!oa WHO has been i'll for
snrle Lin @ past, IS row in most critical condi-
lior, ard his early death is expected.
Mr.. Geo. L. Stewart. of ths Virginia Mid
lsud Railroad, who has been i'll ST the Mansion
House, 10 this city, for come time past. has 20
tar recovered ss to be able TO leave his room.
MIR. |. Il chbarg has purchased lha e,lirs
stock of W. N. B.rklsy, 6 ,usis.ire of dry goods,
noions, &c. and offers Thorn for s.ie OF graft
sacrifice. Soc advertisement.
Mr.. Side +. Nammi desl.r 10 Piaoos ard
Oiesns. 10 Washington, DC whose td,ertis; :
mcDt hpDesrs RI guatly 10 tic Gsz,tte. has Of
ferod p;lz, OF parlor organ to the person
who comes dearest 10 gussslog the number oil
bears contsnsh 10 isr which is exhibited 10
bis window. Sac his advertisement.
SPECIAL PRIVATE SALE OF Day G0oDs.--
flaylr this day purchased tho entire stock ia
w. n. Berklcy's scre. and removed il over to
our store. We will. from Monday morning. Jan.
9 1882 Gi:pls, Of the eblie stock much &C.
oV tho regular prious, bavirg purchased il.
chc1p for cash. AID at greatly reduced prices,
Persons who desire TO purchase by Goods
Notions aid Hosiery. either ct whcl s,e or re-
tell, Vii End i. to their aGv.ntsge 10 give US
csIl. Tho stick cansi5:s Of CsHcIs, Cntous,
Cloth, Cass!ncrl. Ladies aol Gso's' Uuder.
waar, GIevta, Stockings. Socks. SuspcGdtr,
Liable Cloth, Alpac,s. Cashmers aud general
assortment ISAAC EICuBEnG.
deeI l1 Successor 10 Slrym.kcr Co.
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f'EesE'lbSSFIG,
DAANS FUa ?GnLAU f'UuUIil Bu:;,r.
Il mas ~ I'PWD

phANs FU;: IUlLAU sUHuIl, Bu:ar.
l. lE"S %&NTND
Plans and tpaci ,siious Tor 2 nchn nWiia:ic
TO Accommodate four hundred boys viii he -.
cGived st .hs eli "a Of Ito i5GpcriH:auuen. q.
Public Schools IN 30 l. II. o. SATURDAY
February din, lsS!.
All drawings Giu:t bo ;na,i: II Ga ua:t,3!;l
seIle CT four foe. to cur i7ca aHa su:l ;.,.a l.,
q larger scale Es 1iay ha naCd.s.:y t.. sin. an:r
any peculiar plAn drawing. ~.
I}raTiuSa, aa tuitows r.u;: ~ ,u": n - 4sCh
competitor: eli 1T ols Haze, Ne:
/. Plan If esch 4 Dor.
2. Transverse SeCLio..
5. Front and eide elevations.
Full specifications niu,. scctm rsny cach s..
of 6rawinIa. GoIe:al lnsiru3liCns Concerning
sizo, estimated Cost &C., CA DC ;h,.f "a nV a,:-
plying 10 tho Superintendent. ~ bis eli g, o.
any Saturday between II a. II. aai yn:
No compensation will b, allowed for tho r!sra
and specifications, butthe urahi.cc, ~aosa fr.w-
ing ia selected by the City siChcoi L BARD VIII in
commissioned TO Garry cut tho s2uaDloi .i,alau
make detail drawings, snG ErGcufH c1iI,s .rS,
mako 81 SgreaMenls md Sivu psr4r:;.: sal.u:vl.
sion 10 tho erection ~ the puiiinE, rrc1s. n: ire
his services, in full, iiva ger Ca@. ga t"n ar.un
coat Each drSwing sn.i spcGi;:siioH la!s: J. ave-
the sign atura OF lis aa.A0!, aad u cr.ri p,rSs
will DO raturnoi.
Tho Board reserves ;h2 Iis'.; - ,.iGa. ST. tho
plans. q. ElcLhhM,
Ti;WNs;H 81 sESDAJL
ltlCGah;t l.. GiTit.,
C,mmt:ee on Gc.i o,hp.t IS IN; Furniture.
GcCI]-2,w;I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is q lis! Of tbs letters remaining
in the Aiexandris. Virgins, postotice Jan. I
Persons calling for letters will say they AZ al.
vertised and give the date ofthe list.
If not called for within thirty days. they will be
sent TO the dead lettar Office, in WASHINGTON.
Butler, Mrs Elizabeth Matthews, Mrs Annie
Brscoe. hiss HI ryE hcGresor, JB
Cornwsll, Mrs 4 Msn1ley, Mosts
CLARK, Nelson Psrkhill, Z W
CLARK. Z B Phillips, Georps
Do1ling, Miss Leu Smith, Mrs Margaret
Hegmono, George Sullivan, Miss Lizzie
Johnson, Thomas Tresnln, MrsEH
Jones' KevTW Tyler Mary r
Jones. HIS Mary Ellen Thompson, Speed
jasper, 4 Ward James
johnson, Charles Welsh, Daa
L;ghttoot. j
1t LEWIS MCKENZIE. p. NJ.
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CHR!n>'lEHM Il g., NEWS.
ny Teie3Taph.l
z IRLEGnAsl FR0N X. ENls;i9I.,,Y TO- II.
UHENGLE.

z IRLEHAAn FRoN X. EMlE}i3I.;YO
HHENGLE.
Tws5 iha Hosk before Chrss aas c1:, in nvo,y
hIuia
The children waTa waiting to 6:t: Il 10 iGou.a
Which nnbiDi tina c,sG ui k;at2 ia.. yea
WIKI Oh: itmSs aghln w.a a51u. l. fi,2taf
But the mouse has baen ca;iaa; =! E:!.s kril-
g!es door,
Who mas snnt IN re;u'n 10 Z. H:aagit'. s:oyo
4 supply, tm Gduanct, Of II! GNr:aIn.7 ,h!aga
Which on GhIistmss IVu Ei:hL ~ ..la. LACK
ines 10 brings;
So that ev0ty mamma by iu'L asci!g ,:;5ralo
WIN ha taush. vcry aovn t. br:.:;.c /. E.iss
Kring!e.
Flo oilers Candies and Taily C! .l kinds, Black,
Fruit. POuad, jelly and Fancy Cakes. Kiss q
speciality; Fruits. Nuts. Cor;ocsi2neries icc3
aud all tbs doIicsces OF thu s2a:ua. 1o catsrs
for families and entertainments. sni supplies
milk and the finest OYSTERS 1t 10 &.;ngs..
declD
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AUCTION RALEA.
By Il, 4. Lucas Anrti,,o.

by L. /. Lucas, AuCtlOnoar
He TIKI l4.h DAY OF JANUARY, 1882,
- -, 81 ~ o.cltcl M, will sull in front of the
NJ arH sn buliding, on Royal street, Alexandria,
on, consisting of FOUR FRAME HOUSES,
TWO starieS high; one lot with house thereon
ore and hall stories high, snd one acre of
ground sdJclnlng The sims, improved hy ono
hundred Wall assorted and fine bearing fruit
Trees Woll oil excellent water and stable con.
s,ty IS sltusted on the Little kiver Turnpike, in
West Ind. Fairfax county, and adioios tho
Roberts Nil" property,
Terms OF Sale One fourth cs;h, and ths rssi.
due, In ak, twelve and eighteen months from The
day OF sale. Tito retained until full pawn ant OF
'ao fufclaae money. j. K. ROSE.
N. BAT tho sGma tima and place, unless
previously disposed Of at private sale Will sell
one BAY HOhSK aud ono DART
jAL6-td K. KEMPER. Trustee.
fHOM MlSSIONEKS SALEOF A VALU.
~ ABLE IOTin Oentrsville. Va-By vir.ue
ola decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county,
at its November term. 1881, in the sui. Of Chss.
j.. Bradley against D. w. Mohler and others,
the undersigned Commissioner, therein named,
will on MONDAY. the 16h day of January,
1882 81 p. 10. in front OF the Court House door,
1t Fairfax q. H., VS., offer for sale 30 the hiph-
est bidder lhht valuable LOT OF GROUND in
Centreville, Va, lately part OF tho lands Of j.
w. Dear, formerly known GA the Freshman Lot,
containing one and a.halt acres. The let il
highly improved and has an ample orchard.
Terms: 90 much cash In hand IS will pny the
costs and expenses of suit and sale, and balance
on credit Of =, II and Is months
IL not sold at public sale The shmo inay ba
Dough. 1T private sale.
OA3SIUS GARTER,
decl9-lsW4R Commissioner.
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CHUacH SERVICES, &c.. TOMORROW
Litris: Charca.-SerVioe ct | a. n. ty Rev.
T.. Walker. d. D. and 1870 p. u. by R:v IL.
Sutcr.
81 Rauys Uurch.-Servco ct II o. NJ.
and p. III. By Rev. Di. Norton
Grace Chmch.-S,rvico OF II .. n. by Rev.
II. I. SEarD and $50 p. N. by Rev. SAMUEL
Wsii2, ct Pohick.
81. Narys Church H Oh Mass aud ser
mon al II o. u. by Rev. fithsc DsWoIf.
Nespar5 ut p. u.
9 Fust IreslyteTt,n ch-Scrvioo 81 ! ! 5.
10. and $50 p. u. b. Rev. j. w. Chicken
log. lf.
Second Presbyterian Church -~S:rVico ut l l
q. 10. and 7:30 .. N. by kav. VIM. Dinwiddie.
Baptist Gturch-Sersioe at | q. m. snd
-3O p. N. by Rev. d.. Fippo. Sunday School
ht $50 q. n.
Meth. Epis. GmcA-Sereics ct Il G. N.
! aDd 1870 q. N. ny Rev. DR.. Poulson.
Meth. Epts. Church Somh-Seryic, 4; ! ! o..
H. and 7:30 r. III. by lisv. MIR. kero.
.MM. Trot. GAuch-S'HVic, S. ! a. IL. Bud
$50 o. m. h7 Rev. Mr.. T.cadwsy.
free Methodist Ghw'ch-Strvicc CT ! 9. 10.
ant 1870 D. N.
German Latheran UmcA-Servicoa st | !
q. III, IN Comm. by lev. O,to Hsnser, Of
Bsluun0rr.
l0uny MEMS GhriAian Association. -Service
c song and PRAYER 10 tho NJ r.. Church at 4
p IN; jail at = 2. m. Aims House at $3.50
& y H.
Go5pd Temperance lActmg Of tho RoiMm
( f,ub ~ . =. u.
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COMM EltCIAL

ALEX iNDRIA MAKEET. JALusrY T. Tae rasr.
hot is ac!iyo and prices bsve advanced, bu! the
rsc'ipts havo f'len oil, tie bad weather pre-
venting shipmehtH. Em' / lots Of Whest sold
Ct i3S for ctm non Fulz lipal43 for mixed and
li6 70! Lancaster; choice Fuliz would bring
l@S.llI. I'D do Lanc.tt;r l46il43. Corn is
@sntHd sn. sales woru made Ct snail lois al ia
50. y Rye or Oats reported.
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Auction sAK.ES.

at tho railroad depot Of tina MT.shineton and
Onlo hailfoad Company, in lhs city of Ale1an.
ora, Va. oiler 81 public auction thn
aNIlkE LINE OF THH WASHINGTON s.
OHIO RAILROAD.
lhc4uHihg that partly and that wholly construct
&C. ana hlso al And singular sll the works and
property, resi-. personal and mixed, rolling
s!ccs, locomotives. cars, &C., and all riyhis.
contracts aud franchises CT said Washington and
Ohio Railroad Company.
:. IEe s,l1 property consists Of constructed
llho OF railway IN sctiva operation from tho city
OF AleNGndns, Va, westward through tho couI-
lies OF Alexsndria. Fairfax and Loudoun 10
hound hlll at.licn, III Loudoun COUNTY a dig
tanco OF oil nilea. iacluiihg line connecting
W,tn Inc washington snd AsIsndtia Railroad.
cistaace of thran nliles
Tho other real property OF the con,nsny con.
s'et3 Oh y lGTEa BRICK depo! building and freight
hocae IN the city Of hlexanGris, "a round house,
machine thop cor ahop. csr shed, store honse
&C, and eoout htteen acres of lard adjacent
lneroso; also nleyon depot houses aud lots at the
eloVen pr!uciDRl stations bstHeen Alexandria
and Round Hill.
According TO the route surveyed the distance
from Washington city TO Point Pleasant, on tbs
ONO river. Il tHrea hundred and twenty. lvo
miles, hnd paases through Country u1ayiIv
tirbered and OF grea: mineral resources,
Terms The entire property, resl, personnl end
mixed, franchises &C., is sold together, and for
the same The purchaser mus. ply atty thousand
dollars (S0O, CODY Of the purcha money in cash,
and the residue in four equal annual payments,
with interest from the day OF SALE which s.id
pay ments are to BE- evidenced by bonds which
IRE TO be secured by decd of trust upon tr
property sold, 10 be executed upon tho coniirma-
lion oi tie ssls snd conveyance TO tho pur.
chE5er.
This salo is fu5iect to tho lien CT tbs decd Of
trust executed August 3d. 1855 10 indemnify
the county of Clarke State OF Virgins, agaiutt
liability for the annual interest on tho bonds o.!
inc SAID comfy for the sum OF ono huudre
tholsand dollars fSlC0 OOO up to ard until tho
time whom said road shsll ba commenced, and
unde. construction in Gaid county of Osrke:n snd
against liability for the payments of the princi-
pal OF said bonds in case they shall become due
and payable before the road ahall be com menced
and under construction In said county. tho said
bonds falling due ia the year le9l.
Tho purchasor will be entitled TO the ret
profits Of the road from She day Of ssle.
T. BARTON,
RIUHp. H.LSE, ;Comm'1a.
OHAS. f STUART, OF Sale,
HENRY EEaTON.
DctE-ta
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LOCAL MATTERS.

:h5 Ea1taer Probabilities. Jan. I. 1852
Fer the Middle Atlantic Sister warmer noutt.
erly 10 westerly winds. lower barometer. partly
cloudy Waa:hsr during tho dsy, followed By
ilgat loCal rains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

CORPORATION CoURT-Judgc French pre-
''d"aJ.-Gft okeit vs.. Webster; i1 char cary :
:e2ort OF o. mu;s iopcr KemLor filed.
DeFrrg. trustee. VS.. Corao ard villa ct 81
ID th,tc'r,; repOr; Ct mas t. B-veiiy
'fl3,ao, lt,d; daorec coliilmiGs same. AID
pI.'nr case % slot docket
Court adjourned ill Monday mot.i.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

slDEA1n CT AN ALEXANDRIA ADY.-Mrs.
Same! Jenklnp, for many years resident
Il AIcIsndIis. and mother of Mr. s. E. Jenkins,
now Of thiS city, died in Washington Thursday
s'si. after short lness. in the ssh year OF her
s2e ire deceased was well known here. where
me Ind any 'rie1 ds who will receive the news
u her d@a!n with regret. Her funeral will TAX o
rIsee rom the residence Of her son, MIR. Thorn 40
Jenkins al 1th street, s.u!hwest to morrow
stlr2CCn al = o'clock.