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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

NOW READY, SOLDIER LIFE IN
" THE ARMY or NORTHERN VIRGINIA
by Carlton Mccarthy. with 81 ILLUSTRATIONS
by William l.. Sheppard Price. sl.5O.
CARLTON MCCARTHY & CO..
Publishers. 9I6 Main street.
oc 26 Richmond. Va.
ON L RCH CONGRESS.-Auth
~ Report Of the Pro -eedings Of seventh Con-
gress Of the Episcopal Church, 81. Bertam's
Homlletic Encyclopedia. $3.50. Wa,ts's Newer
Criticisms. sl.25. My Portfolio, by Phelps
$50. Modern Heroes of the Mission Fields,
$50. science Without God. by Didd,e. .l.25
Also. many other church-books.
Oc 20 WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LOST. srRAYED. AND FOUND.

TOsT. BETWEEN HARVEY &
Ia BLAIR's and 81. Claire Hotel, z PhoMss- LIZ,
SnJer viii leave 1t at the DtsPateh ofice and gel
reward. nv
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, n
AVA beSs Of DOVE LODGE, No. 81. A.~A~
,. and A. VI. will attend stated comma. Xxx
nicafion OF their Lodge at ~. AIbans HAIL. w
corner Mstn and Third streets. on THIS ffrfdayb
EVENING, November 10. at 7 O'Clock. Members
of sister lodges and transient brethren fraernaiiy
invited.
by order Of the ". NJ.
no l0-lts Is. r. AUGUST. Secrrtary
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SIMMONS LIVER Rrcur..rnn

IAhEslMMoNs LIVER REGULATOR
FOR
DYSPEPSIA, CosTIvENEss.
siCk HEADACHE, CHRONIC DIapoup.
JAUNDICE, MPURITY OF TIE Broon
FEVER AND AGUE, MALARIA.
AND ALL DISEASES CAUSED py nrp ,xcr
MENT OF LIVER, BOWELS. AND
k1DNEYs.
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pOOKs, STATIONERY, sCHoOL-sUP-

ID PL IFS, SCHOOL-BAGS, SCHOOL-STRAPS
>LATES al 3. 3, 10. 20, aud poe; CHALK
CRAiONS at l5c. per gross: lne line 81
SCHOOL STATIONERY, INKS, PENS PEN
CILS. &c; OCTOBER MAGAZINES. FASHION
PLATES. Young LADIES ES'JOURSAL.FRANk
LE>LIE'> LADIES MAGAZINE, DEMORESr.
Cooley, PETtRSON, aud " TIE SEASON: al
:. T. TATLOR'S FRENCH FLATt.-: REVUE
DE- IA MODE. 3jc.; IA BON-TOS. 6Oc.: IA
MODE ELEGANTE, Doe; Ia MODIsGE INI-
VER>ELLE. soc. \ large assortment of GOLD
PENS and PENCILS just received. Al NEM
BOOKS received A. soon as published at
N.LEONARD'S BOOK AND EWS-STORE.
sel7 9OS Main street.
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DINDERY.
ID BLANh-BOOK NANUFACTORY
AND THE
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS N THE
SOUTHERN STATES. AND on
THE BEsT TERMS.
CATNrOcrFS NAILED FREE

RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
&C 2G-dSw 1902 Main street Richmond. Va.
NEW BOOKS At BECKWITH d
" PARIIAN'S: Corca, The Hermit Satiors.
$3.50: Campaign Army Potomac, Swintun. - /;
science and Sentiment Porter. 500: The Irish
Question. * Ing. $50: Cupid. NJ. d. II Idyls o Z
Norway Boyc-en, sl.25 Helen Of Troy. Lang,
sl.ju; Land Of the .rabian knights. So: Vol. 1.
Parchment edition shakespeare. q ptriCc; gem q.
sl2j; Early Days Christianity. Farrar, -.
ns % --t.
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CARRrAGE-MANUFAcIURERs.
(tARRIAGEs, BUGGIEs, ANDcEx.L
~ WAGONS. 49,.
". c. SMITH.

30S NORTH FIFTH sTREET,
of FINE FAMILY CARRIAGES,
LADIES PHAETONS. SIDE-BAR BUGGiES.
BUSINESS WAGONS. Latest styles and lowest
prices. 4 call solicited. Oc l7-lm
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SYMPTOMS or A DISEASED 1,vrp

Rad Breath. Pain IN the Side sor,e,,r,o. A., -. 4,
pA @ ieit uhacr the should r-blade. mistsken FOR
nn,Sunlalisn; general loss Of appetite: iowels gon
head Is troubled with pain. Il dull and heavy win
No,Sinerahle loss OF memory, accompanied with a
hih,uI sensation OF leaving undonc something
Nhicn ought 20 have been done; a slight dry congE
aud flushed face Is sometimes an attendant oT,en
W staAen Tor consumption; the patient Complains
~. ~ MeaiheSS and debility; nervous, easily star
W., acu, icct cnld or burning. sometimes a prfcklv
SENSATION OF the skin exists; spirits are low and
ueSPondcni, aud, although satisfied that exercise
ny fortitude 10 try t-in fact dis,rusts every rem
SnN. s1N. several OF the above symptoms attend the
ulseasc, but cases have occurred when but few OF
.ncih eNlsted, yet examination after death has
ranged. - Nv
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THE ,,DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
The DafY T-'SGFAsia SisFkTcha IL : assISsScs ssI1,Tcs
scriScrs AZ FIFTEEN cxNvs per week. payah,s ~
ihc carrier weekly, Matted al % per annum a. ~
for SIX mSn'hs' ti'soior three months; SOC. for
TSo sIY,;wErKLy T., 7, DISPATCH a. % per an.
'ITS; TSs wEEKLY DisTXTcu ats, per .,n,,n
-..,> DRY GooDS. &c.
f. J, LEVY & co,
2ls EAST BROAD STREET
nsts Of the firm of Levy BrorhcrSl
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS,
NEW STORE.
NEW STORE.
DRY GOODS or EVERY KIND.
NoTIoNS-laicsi novelties;
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIEs-Our own man.
nfaeinre' unsurpassed by any;
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS.
SHEETINGs,
TABLE-DAMAsKs,
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
COUNTERPANEs.
BLANKETS,
GENTLEMEN's LAUNDRIED AND IN.
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
TIES and sCARFs In every stylc.
on our srECI,L COUNTER for this week:
REMNANTS OF CRAZE. at abou, HALF req.
nar valae;
SILK PLUSH worth $3.50 per yard at only
$3.50 per yard;
GENTLEMEN'S COLORED PFRCAIF
SHlRT-COLLARS PC. each, worth lsxc.
F. LEVY CO.,
no2 21s east Broad street.
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WANTED PURCHASERS FOR GENUINE PRIDE
oF-THE-WEsT COTTON at lie. per yard. sold AZ
that price on account Of a slight imperfectlon'
which does 10 injury 20 the fabric.
LEVY. DAVIS ( DRAKE.
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Smoked NackereI. Salmon,

nd Smoked Herrings just received at
hristian d Whites.
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THE CLOAK DEPARTMENT OF LEVY. DAVIS
DEAKE Is the largest ia tlis city. Yon can oe
suited In style. price, and quality By calling on
them: so DO so ~ once.
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HOLD Up! HOLD Up.
AN BOUND FOR
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S
DRY GOODS STORES.

PEOPLE ARE DYING TO GET SOME OF
THOSE GREAT BARGAINS HE
Is SELLING.
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THE BEST Is The CHEAPEST" Is an old and
true maxim. The CELLULoD EYEGLASSES are
the best FOR those who neei artificial aid for The
eyes.
Fnr snle hY an lcadlng jewellers and opticians.
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VISIT OF ISsPECTIoy.-A COMM eommittee ts n,. Oh
the -; Citv school Board. composed OF Dr.
,Ie Weora my Major courtney, and Mr.. W. X.
pow;e noUe' accompanied by Mr.. Garnett, the
DUm,s, l,'sr;,,,andeni. Yesterday morning made a
Sisit Of Inspection to the eOlSred M High and
disciplne S be maintained by the teachers;
oso,p@ ~ nae"sSory 10 insure the more successful
"o,n"s nna ss.Holar was suspended for misbe-
h.v;nr IN, and several others were placed on
probation. o.. uuc, n,eased with
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Jrsr THISK.-I was permanently cured OF
chI,. and fever by the use OF one box OF OwENs's
,xr1-cuIIL PILLS. Price, so cents box.
OWENS & MINOR, Richmond. Va.
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SKINNY MEN," Weiss Health keie"er I"
stores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia iHhI"-
tence. 81.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a.
the DISPATCH PRINrISG-hoUsE. uood ~orA
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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plate of lead as to swim perpendicularly in
the water, with about two-thirds of it under
the water. The log-line is small cord, one
end of which, divided,i into three. so that the
wood hangs from the cord as a scale-pan
from balance BEAM is fastened to the log,
while the other is wound round reel in the
snip; The log. thus poised, keeps its place
III the water. while the line is unwound
from the reel as the ship moves through the
water, and the length of line unwound in a
given time gives the rate of the ships sail
ms. This is calculated by knots made OH
!he hne ut certain distances, while the time
Is measured bya sand glass of a certain
number OF seconds. The length between
me Knots Is so proportoncd to the time of
the glass that the knots unwound while the
glass runs down show the number of miles
the snip is sailing per hour The first knot
Is placed about five fathoms from the log. to
allow the latter to get clear of the ship be-
fore the reckoning commences. This is
called the str;,y-line.
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Alezanlria Gazette
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEEJy Ry
Ed G AR SNO WIDEN.
AT THE GAZETTE BUILDING. 20 & 70 pR,x,,r s.r
TERMS:

DAILY. rRl-wEEKLY
Onc year S6 uU One wear "a nC
aiN months 800 Six months oW
WI. ,i"llh ID Three months W
All communications should he addressed :, On.
zctte. Alexandria, Va. '"
hc Gazrtte Office is connected with the Trlr
Phohc Exchange. Advertisements, orders for tl,,
pap"r' news or any information or business can bc
sent by telephone
PERSONS leaving the city for the summer can
nave the Ga2@ttc mailed to Them postpaid, for 81
cents per month and the address changed as often
as desired.
hcH"lutonS III menorianl, of thanks, tributes of
respect. resolutions adopted by societies or persons,
unleSS OF public concern, will only he printed in
'h,' paper is advertisements, in the a(lvrrtisinu
columns, at the rate of 80 cents per square.
Marriage and death notices must he paid f,r IN
advance. Price % cents. when not exceeding, 81 Y
lines '''' ~
Contract advertisers will not he allowed to .y
ceeh their space unless the excess is m,id for at
transient rates, and under no circumstances will
tncS hc allowed to advertise other than their lr
S'tnate business in the space contracted for.
All transient advertisements must be ,nid for IN
advance. '"'' ''' u
Entered at the Postoilice at Alexandria, Va, ~,
second-class matter
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
' OF ALEXANDRIA. Va, FOR SALE.-Un-
der 4ulho:j = Of the decree Of the Circuit Courl
Tor the ciy + Alexandria. Va. in the consolidated
'hancrry causes GI taZcn0vc x Co against John
>tul> aiI X. and others and tiunncli against Fos-
,rtt and "cr>. passed on the !ir,, day OF October
ISL, tn undersigned commissioners therein
named vi! offer for sale on SATURDAY, hpril
lIih, l~N-. at - o'clock m.. hy public auction,
IN front of sAr Court House door on Fairfax street;
III ia" city ~ Alexandria, Va. the following de-
>crih"d pr""cTty: \ LOT OF GROUND with n
BRICK HOIST: thereon, bounded and described
~ i"I"w'' beginning on the west side Of st.
i-arn stree ltt; feet inches south of its inter
section VII King street: thence westerly and
parallel with King street i2' feet inches thence
N"nlh"ry and parallel with ST ASaph street 26
i""t thcm"" clStcry and parallel with King street
!. i"'i - lr"h">: thence s"TthcrIv and parallel
with -. i>r9h street 30 feet : thence caStrrly and
parallel with King stree; - feet 10 81 ASlpll
street thence north ON -. iSaph street J6 feet to
IA" hrgnni"@: subject however Ia Il right of way
over :; feet alley between the property above
described and tn" property adjoining Oh the north
ALSO.
Lot o. GROUND with I'll" BRlCK STABLE
ihcrcur, beginning at the corner formed by the in
rrrscrti"n =. the ith and 9TH boundaries of the
above lot. &ni running thence murthwarlly with
>aid .ith boundary 50 fcrt thence wcStiyardly
and parallel With King street 20 feet : inches To
The n"r,hwcs; corner "f Il brick stable: thence
'outhwar,ll. aud parallel with St tSaph street IG
i""t = niche. more or less tn The dividing line OF
III" double TIahI" standing thereon. and which
stable WAS ,T-ct"d to bc used ia the manner mcn-
u"nrd in iced from {. McNight to J. :. Halo
we'll dated april Il, l>'IG: thence CaS.rrly aud
through >a' double stable and parallel with King
street l.; fec inches. more a.. les, Ia the eastern
wall Of NGi1 table; thence south with said eastern
wall To ;hC Intersection with tn" 9TH boundary of
'hr above m'n'i"n"d lot: thence casiwardly hy
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LoUD-NoICED TELEpHoNEs.-A dispatch
from New York says: An Improvement has
been made in the telephone. by which the
full tones of the human voice may be trans
mitted. Mr.. G.. f. Chinook, the electrician
of the metropolitan Telephone Company of
this city, said yesterday: 1.-TWO weeks ago
went to Boston to consult with the Bell
Telephone Company, from which all other
telephone companies in the country obtain
their rights. While there I was invited in
TO the office Of Mr.. Jacques, the chief cleo
trician Of the company. Mr. Jacques said
he had something to show me that would
perhaps surprise me. He gave me Il seat in
his private room. About twenty feet away
from me was an ordinary looking telephone
just like those in use all over this city
\ moment after Mr. jacques had closed
the door | heard the voice of an unseen
person say in an ordinary conversational
tone: Good morning Mr. Chinook
how do YOU like Boston,? / looked
around in amazement, and said to Mr.
Jaques: Have you got a speaking tube
here?" No; that is the telephone, said the
electrician. AT first thought it was some
practical joke they were playing on me, but
after a little explanation, I was convinced
that it was the result of wonderful dscov-
cry in electrical science. BY using the car
bon in a pulverized form instead of in the
shape ola hard button, and by using a cur
rent four times as strong as BEFORE the tele-
phone is made to give forth as loud and ar
ticulate sounds as those of the human voice.
believe there is no doubt that, after this
improvement has been put into general use
the call bell now attached to all the tele-
phones can be dispensed with, because the
voice from the telephone can be heard by
any one near enough to hear the bell
While was still in the room a voice came
from the telephone calling for Miss Taylor,
lady employed in an adjoining room some
forty feet away from the instrument, and
yet Miss Taylor at once left her desk and
went to answer the CALI
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a Ghost in Staunton

S'aunton has sensation in the way of 4
frst-clilSS ghost, who holds his sway at the
porter's lodge Of the Western L,lnatic
Asylum The Vindicator, in its account of
. the ghost, says
On the 9th of February, Junills Scmeker
the gardner of the asylum, AGED ~ wears
died. He was from Richmond, and his wife
while awaiting her return to that city with
her children remained in the residence they
had occupied for several years. She STAYED
about ten days and then removed to East
ern Virginia. After she left the windows
were fastened down and the doors securely
locked. About five weeks AGO, a tlav or
two after Mrs. Slemeker left, Mr.. .Jewctt
VINO Is the watchman OF the porter's lodge
on alternate nights, heard obout 93O D. m..
Wlille on duty, ii violent pulling of the door Of
the gardeners room as if some one on the in
slde was trying to get out. 1t was so violent
and so long continued that he took the KEY
OF the room, which is kept in the watch
man room, went across the carriage way.
and, unlocking the door, entered and made
Il thorough search. He found the windows
all securely fastened down, and no living
creature III the apartment. He made Il
similar search of the upstairs sleepng-room
relocking the door he heard the same de-
monstrations again, accompanied bv the
sound of breaking sticks and the clinkinp of
iron.
Another search still failed to reveal any
thing. He said nothing of the event. but
the next night Mr.. Wright, who was Oh duty
as Watchman, had the same experience, and
on comparing notes, the two watch-mcn
found that the noises had IMPRESSED
cach one alike rs to the character of the
sounds. The report became general. and a
number OF persons connected with the asv-
lllln and some from town have been to the
Spol ana heard the same unaccollntcd- for
noises. y lew nights ago, us two gentlemen
were gong down the main building to satisfy
their curiosity, they saw from the arch, mid
way between the asylum and the lodge, a
light IN the sleeping-room, but on reaching
the lodge were told that the door of the
gardner's room was locked, and nobody had
been up stairs with or without IA light.
The unexplained noises have created a
good deal Of curious interest in and out
of the asylum, especially from their long
continuance after every mode of accounting
for them has been closely examined into.
The whole building, which is not large one.
has been rigidly searched-cellars and all:
the doors and windows are securely f;lscncd.
and II they were not there is no loose wood
or iron in the rooms with which the noises
could be made by person who had entered.
The fact that there have been on the ground
in the last five weeks tthe duration of the
phenomena OH various occasions some thirty
different persons. and all have heard the
same manifestations at about the same time
of the night, bars the explanation of auricu-
lar illusion, and has added to the curiosity
which may now be said to be at fever heat"
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HOW TO MAKE GOOD CUP OF COFFEE OR
TEA

Is an every day inquiry. The great want has been
ior suitable vessel in which to prepare in state
Of purity and perfection these highly prize beynr
ages. These results can only be obtained by pre-
larln@ the coffee in a vessel that prevents all
escape of steam or flavor, aud in which the beyer
aye IS made by infusion instead of boiling. Ssch
we oflrr you in the ideal COFFEE POT"
ihty are simple in construction, pretty in design,
highly polished and made of the best imported FIN
There is nothing to get out of order and they
are reasonable in price asa -
SALISBURY s BRO,
Dealers in Stoves and Tinware Alexa.
Send for descriptive price list mb12
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A SHIPS LoG.-The speed of vessels is
approximately determined by the use of the
log and log-line. The log is a triangular or
quadrangular piece of wood about quarter
of an inch thick, so balanced by means of
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LOTTERIES.

j0RD POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
fO Jaw
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MCLEAN * u'IILER.
FOR .S.1LE OR RENT.

DOR RENT-AIy present RESIDENCE with the
l. ornamental garden attached thereto situate ON
the northwest corner OF king and Patrick streets
No. 235. Apply to The undersigned on the prem
ises, or Jannry * Co.'S. drug store, No 152 King
street
mh21-tf MAlILON H. IANNEY
Unwilling HOUSE FOR RENT-The dwell
Dlng house, No. 20 Duke street, next east of
the Catholic parsonage, now occupied ny Captain
Mark Price will he rented reasonable terms To
good tenant Possession given May 1St. Apply
to ISAAC EICHBERG mh14-tf
LNOR SALE.--A FARM of about 300 ACRES
IL situated OH Arlington Heights three miles from
the South end of the Long Bridge. in full view of
the Capitol Said farm has been used as Il Dairy
Farm for the last thirty years. will sell the
whole in a body or divide it in three farms of
about 100 acres each Improvements good. Terms
easy. Persons wishing to inspect the property can
reach the samc by Washington and Ohio L. t. at
Arlington station, which is about /, mile distant
aod u miles from Fort Runynn on the Washington
and Alexandria Railroad For particulars enquire
of the subscriber, 5. B. CORBETT. dcc5tf
DOR SALE.-Onr of the largest and most
j. eligibly located RESIDENCES, with spacious
grounds attached, in the city. For terms, &C.,
apply TO Green Il Wise. ic3O-tf
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Bl!E[.|;||Il2;![l|
lQSl;{l:|!iflltl1I]
SATURDAY. APRIL %, 1882.
in the city of Louisville, on

SATURDAY. APRIL 90, 1882.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays ex-
ceptedl under provisions of an Act of the General
Assembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 81
rendered the following decision
lst-That the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany is legal.
2d-1ts drawings are fair.
The Company has HOW on hand large reserve
fund. Read carefully the list of Prizes for the
APRIL DRAWING.
prizc $4,000 100 prizes 500 elch $4,000
prize 10000 20O prizes 50 each 10000
prize 5000 GOO prizes 20 each 12,OOO
LOCO prizes 10 each 10000
10 prizes 1000 each S10OOO
20 prizes 800 each 10000
prizes zoo zoo each, Approx. prizes s270O
prizes POO each, 1,SOO
prizes lOO each, {" 900
1,960 prizes. $40 AOO
Whole tickets 50 half tickets 81; q tickets
$50: 80 tickets 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter or send
by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED
LETTER OR POSTOFFICE ORDER. Orders of
50 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our ex-
pcnsc. Address all orders to R. NJ BOARDMAN.
Couricr-Journal Building, Louisville, KY, or 300
Broadway, \. y.
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ENTIRE LINE OF THE WASHINGTON 4 OHIO
kAII ROAD

IN Ih!. I.lNEbf ] HE W NASlII NtIIDN & OH 10
RAILROAD
InciummI TsIt partly and tha; wholly constru
and also and singular all the works and prop-
"rly, real personal and mixed rolling stock loco
motives. cars &c, and all rights contracts and
franchises of said Washington and Ohio Railroad
Company.
The sad property consists of a constructed line
of railway l.. active operation from the city of Al
ryamdria. "a. westward through the counties of
hrXamdri", Fairfax and l.oudoun To Round Hill
station, III .."uGuun county, distance of 81 i,
miles. incCcin" line connecting with the WASH
:m@t"n AND alexandria Railroad The road is also
graded l"yCnd Round Hill for a distance Of three
nile.
Tn" "ih'- real property of The company consists
%; a iar-" r'.rl; depot building and freight house
IN im" city 81 Alexandria, round house machine
shop car shop, ear she'd store house &C. and about
hilr" acres "i land adjacent thereto; also eleven
depot houses and lots q: iir eleven principle Sta
lions between Alexandria and Round Hill.
Acr"mir- 1" the roUl" surveyed the distance
f?om Washington city t0 Point Pleasant on the
Ohio rive. is three hundred and twenty-five
mr& ana r1SScN through Il country heavily tim
b"rcG Ii:d e! great mineral resources.
Term: The entire property, real personal and
mixed, franchises, &c, Is sold together, and for
II" same H." purchaser mus, pay ffty thousand
dollars i>:,' 500 of the purchase money i'm cash
and the residue in four equal annual payments.
with nhrrC"- from the day uf sale which said ray-
mrntS are i ne evidenced by bond, which are to
"r secured - decd of trrls! upon the property
sold, 10 hr executed upon the confirmation of the
>a" and c"r'ryanrr to th" purchaser
This sale : >,hi"c; 10 the lien uf the deed of
trust executed August 9th SOS to indemnify the
county ri Clarke, STATE of Virginia, against iabi-
y Tor the anlli interest nu The bond, of the said
comfy for ne sum Of one hundred thousand dol
lars ':lin,HOnl up :" and Emtl the time when
Sad road Srl! be commenced, and under con-
StrurlI"n IN ,aid county of Clarke and against
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AUCTION SHES,
P'HLIo SALE or rur
v .iSIIlNGTON 4 OHIO R. r

udrr authority of decree Of the Circuit Court
oi Eichmont city, rendered April 2:5, 1850, in the
-uil nt l:ctry Lewis rt ais. W. the W & O. Z Y
Company = ais, and affirmed by the Court of Ap-
p'as OF Virginia al its September term. 1SS1, the
undrr>i%nc- special Commissioners, will. at II
,,rlork M OF the
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FISH DEALERS,
E1 S III F S H, FISH.
GEORGE f. PRICE & co.
DEALERS IN

DEALERS IN
+ f $ II \ S A l. 7 E D FISH.
Fish received daily from the fishing shores on
the Potomac, and supplied TO consumers in qanti.
ties to suit, eithe fresh or sated by experienced
packers.
Stalls Nos. . and B. City Market, and Fish House
No. ], Corporation Fish Wharf.
Country orders solicited and satisfaction guar
antced.
Our brand Of BARRELED FISH has ALWAYS
stood and will continue to stand No. 1 in the
market. -.
mh5-2m GEO. Z. PRICE & co.