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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct. selg-tds
FiNHOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING THE HANDSOME RESI-
DENCE No. 1923 STREET NORTHWEST, IN
WASHINGTON

L,
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of thea
District of Columbia passed the 9Th day of jan
uary, A. ID 1884, and supplemental order entered -A
on the Oath day of September. A. D. 1884, equity
cause No ga wherein the United States of America
complainant and Samuel SInoot ct al defendants
the undersigned trustee named in said decree will offer
for sale at public auction in front Of the premises
THUR SDAY, the NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. d.
1884 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that
certain parcel of real situate the city
OF Washington d. c. known and described Lot num-
bered twelve (12) in kidwells subdivision of square
numbered two hundred and seventeen (2IT recorded
In the office of the Of the District Of Columbia
the said lot having frontage of "A feet on the north
side OF street by depth of ABS feet together with the
nm rove ments thereon, consisting Of handsome and
colnodious threa brownstone front residence.
with large back building, known as house No. 1A23
street northwest
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree Onethird
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash and the resi-
que IN three equal lnstalments atsix TO- twelve 2) and
sishfeen sl months from day OF safe with interest at
~ me notes Of the purchaser made in favor
OF the trustee and lien reserved upon the premises
sold or all the purchase money may be paid In cash at
npni all the purchase money is paid deposit Of $500
terms Of sale are not complied with within ten days
and cost OF the defaulting Al
se24-d&ds Office of U. s. Attorney. City Uall
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BROS, hucuoneers

ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARPETS
TEE I,.[. STREET, BEIWkEN g AND II
OF IABLOR FURNITURE. WALNUT CHAMBER
SITS, BED LOUNGE, MARBLE TOP TABLES,
SOFAS. EXTENSION TABLES, DINING CHAIRS,
WALNUT HAT RACK. LAMBREQUINS. TOI-
LEI WARE. HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES.
BEDDING. SPRINGS, CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE STOVES, BRUSSELS, INGRAM, HALL,
STAIR AND OTHER CARPETS, &c, &c, AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER FIRST at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ we will sell at the above named resi-
dence the entire household furniture. &c. contained
therein being partly enumerated above, to which at
tention is called.
se.6-4t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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~ 4 i''-h PFNSSyTy.Nr. Ror-Tr

i - -, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENEEY.
lei * A rTEcT N 56IT f6fh iI, tQOlNENE
Trims leave WASHINGTON from station. corner Of 9th
or PtsIurg and the west Chicago Limited Express
9zC a. m daily t. All and. It Louis with S.,lS.
i cars from b rrisbury 70 Cincinnati. and II tel
Carlo 81 Louis: d. ly, except Saturday, 70 Chicago.
rrees "a !. M Is5iv WITH pa. t-ars T. Ti..ln-r
= connects daily Tor IhitaGo. with SIotTiIs ar
IL liltshHtC@na the West. with Iaaco Si, ping AZ
Bali .lloTE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Ter lie. CaIstGai-ua Rochester. Eurlao, Nia-ara
100gI- uaIlg, except SATURDAY. VITA alar- cars
On Saturday Ii-lt Viii not run beyond kcagyo.
II vi iai-sl'art eek EayeL ala El4.iIa al a45
Tor Z@,% ~ @4d ile. Fast: rs. $50 ana 100
i016 az, is M a'' Iims krl ot ra nan
=. Tor Cars ! Ga N daily except sunday.
Fer BreoEiyn, y l. ali through trains connect at Jcr
sty City with boats II Bro, ksI. AILtA. uid-r
itcl transit u Uton street EoilI ouulI, ie-ia-e
Ier ILiadeirila 7i5 20 and il a m 2Ic. 400, Goa
1gg9 and iil5 = "a ON Sunday 4Uo, Gao, lO1l and
For Balyiucre. e35 rs SEQ. go, HOO a. m. l2Oa
210, 400 10 40. Goo. 80 10 90 and l.. 5 n IN
On SUNDAY, ~, llUO Ill, 800 Co., i.4O 1000 and
For pope's Creek Line 6S5 IN. and 40 7. m. daily.
For Annarglis OBS a. H. 1905 aud 40 T. IN daily, er
A1.fAAN D4t "A AND Ih5IiDERlChSBiE re RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL-
ROAD
5or Alexandria, $50 zoo 92s Il O5 url il x a m
2O5, 425. 500 CPS, sos and II 50 r. Ia Cl Sunas
at 80 925. IL % a. G5 y.
OF kcln nd ard the South. 80 and Il % a. m daily
and 500 g. daily, exctlt Suuday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 05 $50 10 90
lGI0a ~; 100 3.05. 3. $40, ZOO All 1880 y Iu
ard J. 10 midnight teNrlt MO.daD Ou Sunday 1t
80 and lolO a. III I.05 and 1870 T. i.l.d l2,lo
night
Tickets and Information at The Office northeast corner
q 18th street and fennsy yana avenue and at The
ton. where orders be lett for the CHI c Ot lag
gag to destination from hotels and rts.dtuces.
IHAS. T. IUGH j. L. MOOD
General Manager. General IGsseu-ar Amt.
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nUNCANsoN BROTHERS, Auctioneers

FINE BAY HAMBLFToNIAN MARE. FOUR YEARS
OLD WARRANTED SOUND, KIND AND GEN
TIE WORKS IN ALL HARNESS.
At auction, on MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
IMENI1-NlNTH. at TWELVE O'CLOCK, we will
SELL In front of slesroons the above mare. This
Is an excellent animal and Should command the attn
horse. se1f-2t
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucuoneers

TRUSTEES, SALE OF vALU ABLE IsIPRoyFD
sTkEET:. BET TWEEN y AND \ sTREETs
NORTHWEST. NO 1241, AT Al 1ION.
By virtue Of deed of trust. datd March 18th. A. "a
d 1881 and du recorded il Ibrr No 1893 folio 80
s CT o. the land records OF the District If -
Go unlla ard by dir elton OF the party secured there
by. shall SELL at public auction ia OF the pr M
ises. on TUESDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH. \. y 1884,,
at FIVE O'CLOCK M the following described Real
Estate situate IN the City of as!nrton, District of
Columbia owlt All that piece Iarcel of land de-
sienated the plat of said city part numbered
thirteen 03, III square lhered hundred and
t en- lll6l being the same lot conveyed by John r.
Hewell and Henrietta O. his wife, Henry BURN 10y
deed duly recorded IN Iber \. c. T. No. Al. folio III
TO Ia said lot conlne ncng for the at the distance
OF fifteen feet nlne inches north from the southwest
corner of said lot, 2Oh street northwest
ming thence due north with the line Of said street f
teen feet nine inches; thence east t5lfeet the
cast line Of said lot thence south with the said line If
te feet nine inches thence west ftytwo (52)
the place OF beginning together with the improvements
thereon
Terms of sale; One-half cash: balance n six and
twelve months for notes bearing interest from day Uf
sale and secured by deed property sod
all cash at the purchasers op lion Al tonveyancing
&c, tpurchas RS cost 500 down day sale and If
terms of sale NOT complied with within five days
from day of sale the Trustees the right resell
the property the risk of the eiaulting pur
Chaser HARRISOS y. BARBOUR
se26-d j. TAKBELL DYER, ! AiuS'ees
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STEAMERS.

O. a RID LINE.
I CE
l. A + O L F.
THE CTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED,
bLINEEN Al-N YORK AND LIZ ERFOOL
CALLING AT CORK HaHBOR.
FROM PIER 40. n, r.. Mem YORK
SERvIA.... We'd. Oct ]. BoTHSIA.... We'd Get %
OREGON. We'd, Oct g. SEIvIA..... We'd. Nov )
CALM - Wed Oct ID 0REGoN.-.--- Ned, Nov. T.
AND EVERY MEDNESD DAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-SC0, $50 aid Sl00. according
tC Recommendations.
Storage at very low rates Steer tickets from Lv
epoo and Queens own and ali ether parts OF Europe at
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given FOR Belfast GLASGOW
HaTre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for heditelTaI can ports
For freight and passage apply at the Comra y'sofce
No. bowling Green. both Storage and Cabin
OTIS BIGELOW K co. COS 9TH st. Washington d. C.
NLkNON II. BROWN co. New York;
Crto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW * co.
se2o Cos 9Th street, WASHINGTON,
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FFNHE CELIULOID TRUSS THAT NEVER BREAKS
Il never wears out always cieSil aud can be worn
while bathing. is sale xS
CHAS FISHER'S
623 9TH street northwest,
MRS. FISHER oeyotes her attention to the wants Of
Lady Patrons. MI
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Two NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
Il SOUTH
POTOMAC STFANFOAT CoNpA~y,s r~orr,.y
steamer GEORGE LEARl leaves 9Th sire 4 wharf on
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday % % M k,turn-
Ing leaves Norfolk Monday. Mein iRE And FRIDAY
at same hour. stoITiag st lney FONT and COrnfeld
Bsrbor going and ming
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
steamers. Connect also ith New Y.ork and Rich
mond STEAMERS. Norfolk and w.et-r1 Seafs-s-j
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Ntn1pia Beach
railroads
Passage and rooms can be securNl at Halt,more ara
Chic ticket Office. at l4th sf-,vt ard Peuusylva-
ma avenue: 81 Marc hotel Office ot knCn's rNiu,vSs
9th street and Dennsy ania avenue knI .. culllss
once. 9Th street wharf
kJox's eNYrs viii call for and CHECK bss gaze from
hotels and Private rsidenCsS
Freight IeCtiYed daily until ; II. m
SCI. WILLIAM T. WHICH Gcu.r RAJ AcVnt
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE.

BY virtue of writ of fieri facias issued out of the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme If the District of
Columbia and to me directed VIII sell at Public safe
Tor cash. III front of the Court House door of tie
Dlstr CT on MONDAY, the IHiR ZENITH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1884. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, all the
right title, claim and interest Of the defendant il and
10 the following described property, TO wit The south
bali OF lot ten llO in hum red andtwo QO2l
IN the City OF Washington, to satisfy execution
2552.. at law in favor of DOUGLASS & BRO. against
HARkIET a. ZAN1ZINGER
CLAYTON McNIICHAEL,
- -I,,l
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MEDICAL. &c.


NfAi2NHTo3qDn hEs e; ~ USING poTTIE2P
vi! cure any case OF seminal Weakness Nervous De-
system 9o6 street soutIwast. se57-mn.
EeE TE HEALED. 60 TO DIR. BROTHERS 9OG
and s0S ID street southwest and be cured The only
an cT # ali f,rris of bis ~ III I'M
private character, for over u years. sc27-lm'
IL HAS NEVER BEEN CoNIRADICTED THAT
DIR BEOIHEkS is not the oldest established adj
yertising aaes Fhysigan il tiis Gig Ladies
" ae P, aifif ~ rd e ri SaT peculiar Sd to
rian troablts successfully treated sT-Board, with
E99d acc &c moafi"ns ana KIND etse nurses f
city under his treatment. se27-lms
NOR INFORMATION CONCERNING THE MA
ter;sitie. retired and well-confiucted II, for
LADIES i, eoainenellt, dress Mrs MARC ARET NOR
GAN lG3 w Lombard street, Baltimore, Md. se24-2w
nR. lion. TIE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
Consulted daily $50 Missouri avenue first street south
Ct avenue betwsen ID and ~ streets All
PROMPT treatnfnt C9ITesionience ard consultations
huuls-I 10 i and TO y s24-ln.
NgADANE DE FOREST Has REMEDY FOR La
onsate daily at ia III SION ocs i ho ne
rom to O'Clock pm. with ladies only. jy22-Sns
DE DoDDs NEnyINE No "A PERMANENI
Sold at hTASDIFOllpS 81. Cloud Pharmacy, corner
9tn and streets. Price 81
sent by mail sealed su26-tG,ts
nEsIIiTY OF THE GENFEhlIVE ORGANS
~ quickly cured 10y The ClVIaI.E METHOD. Adopted
IN all the HOSPITALS OF FRANCE. FronIt return
of V1GOR. Simple Cases, So 20 &C. Severe ones as TO
Sl2 Pamphlet free CINIALE REMEDIAL AGENCY,
lOO FUTON sireft Ne* York sp3-th.s.t u-ly
DENNYROYAi, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ENGLISH
are the only genuine For full particulars inclose
-four cert STAMPS TO Chichester Chemical Company No
23l3 Madison Square. Philadelphia. Pa myl0-ecd
ID FAD AND DE WISE-DR BROTHERS. eOs B ST
southwest. appeared before and made oath that
he is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist this
city and VIII guarantee in all ofyenerealdis
ease, and furnish Medicine charge; the poor fur
nEbed Medicine free. Consultation and advice free at
any hour during the day Subscribed and to be-
lore me Icy DR. BROTHERS. April I'd. 1884.
seS-iri' SAMUEL T. WALKER. Notary Public
nR. ROBERTSON. THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
who stands high in his profession, is acknowledged
TO be III expert without in the wide world in the
treatment and cure Of Private, Nervous and Chronic
Diseases Lost Vitality Impaired Manhood and Abuses
Of the System Bad9er. Kidney and all diseases of
days No mercury caustics used. Can be consulted
every "Wednesday ana Saturday, from to spn, his
Office l56 Refers to leading physicians OF Ealti-
nioae Main Once. 30 n Liberty st.. Baltimore Md mh3
FTNHE CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKS
IL never wears out always cieAil aud can be worn
while bathing. Is:or sale xS
CHAS FIsHER'S
- t23 9TH street northwest,
MRS. FISHER oeyotes her attention to the wants Of
Lady Patrons. MI
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STEAMER T. V. ARRONSMIrH
FROM fri STREET WHARF.

MONDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays a. : a m Re-
turning Tuesdays Fridays and Sundays touching at
all River la dings Nolnni Greek Curriolnaa
and ST Clements Bay. Connects with n x q L r. at
SheIh rls. JNO b. PADGETT. Agent.
{ W RIDLEY. Mauazpr
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NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE

NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
flkST-CLAS> FARE, al ROUND TRIP. 81
Steamer LAKE MONDAY and TIL -RSnAIAt 5 30 pm
and SA1I RDAl az & pm.
Steamer MOSELEY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY az
$50 =.
Passage and rooms secured at ID ard O Ticket Ofics
18th street and insS Nalla avenue General Ofcc, oh
street wharf. Telephone call 55l ).
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
4 SalE
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STEANiER W. W. CORCOR.T
Leaves eth street wharf daily except sunday for Mt
Vernon at IL O'clock retur9ins raches Washing
ton about $40 pm
sel6 l. l. BLAKE. Captain
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nR ZION. TIE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
- only reliable ladies' Physician in the city.
consulted daily So Missouri Gvrule, first south
Of Pennsylvania between Sd and streets All
female complaints ard irregularities quickly removed
Prompt treatment. Correspondence ard cosulta
surety confidential Separate tur ladies' Office
hUGls-i 10 i and TO ~ Ill s24- In.
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COSFECTIONERS
co..: FECTIONERY.

HENRY BRENGLE. No. 129 King street, has
made arrangements 10 supply the PEOPLE
Of Aicxanfria during ..IL SEASONS with the
best and cheapest goods in his line. Hc offers all
the lclic:lcies Of the season. For years he has
catered of the best 10 the people in Alexandria
and the surrounding country, and the past is his
warrant for the future.
PURE CANDIES, BRENGLE'S ICE CREAM
aud Dessert pics-specialtics; Black, Fruit
Pound Jelly and Fancy, Ornamental and Plsin
Cakes, sold cheaper than they can DC manu-,
f,cturcd Mt home. Also Cream Pu1s, Tarts and
Pastry, Candies and Tafy of all kinds. Pies a
speciality Fruits. Nuts, Confectioneries, Caro-
ncls and Sugarcd Fruits. He furnishes the best,
aad caters for families fairs balls aud entertain
,,pnts dec10
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SALARIES OLE PREACHERS.

The salaries Of some Of The prominent
preachers OF New York and Brooklyn. as
gathered from All article in the II'orid, are
as follows: The Rt. Rev. DR.. Horatio Potter,
titula,y bishop Of the Protestant Episc opal
diocese Of New York, is eghty-three years OF
age and has been bishop twenty-five years.
His salary and income amount to $4,000.
His nephew and assistant bishop, Rev.
Henry {. Potter, has Il salary and income
frcgn his professional abors of SD, 900.
Rev. Morgan Dix, Il son Of the late Hon.
John y. Dix and rector of Trinity Episcopal,
the wc;1thest and most powerful church
IN the c3uutry, has salary and income OF
$50 900.
Rev DR.. :. il. Tying, rector and pastor Of
st. Georges Episcopal Church, now eighty
four years ci age, mas salary and income
% $4,000. DR.. Howard Crosby, pastor Of
thc Fourth Street Presbyterian church and
former chancellor Of New York university,
enjoys q like salary and Income, Il; does the
Rev. Dir. Hcughton Of the p. l.. Church Of
the Iransiiguration, popularity known as
''Thc Little Church Around the Corner"
ana Rev il. lIo5er Newton, pastor OF All
Souls hnt.Ion Memorial Church recently
charged with hcro;icai teaching respecting
the Bible. Henry Ward Beecher is credited
with a salary Of $2j 900 and an equal in
come from fees, lectures, etc. Rev. J. 7.
Newman. known rs the Political Par
son" and ~ General Grants minister,'
has Il salary and income OF $4,000; and
Rev. Dr.. Storr3, Of the church of the Pill
crims lCongregational), Brooklyn, has Sl5,-
600 Rev. DR.. Taylor pastor Of the Tab
ernacle congregational church, New York,
has $4,000: and so do Rev. DR.. Hail. OF tho
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church, and
Rev DR.. Cuyler, Of the Lafayette Avenne
Prcsbyterian church, Brooklyn; Rev. :. ".
Chadwick. az the Second Unitarian church,
Brooklyn: Rev. DR.. ArmitaCe, Of the Fifth
Avenue Baptist church: Rev. Justin ID.
Fulton, OF The Centennial Baptist church,
Brooklyn: Rev. DR.. Prime, editor Of the
New York OLSerrcI' ard Rev. DR.. Deems,
Of the Church ol the Strangers. built foT
him By the late Cornelius Vanderbilt. Rev.
d.. Taim&mo, Of the Brooklyn Tabernacle.
is paid salary Of $4,000, and has besic" Il
considerable income from lectures, C0ntriba
tions 10 The press, etc. Dr.. Roher; CotiycT.
pastor Of the Unitarian Cnurch o! the
Messiah, has salary CT $500, aud IN in
come from lectures, etc, Of $500.
Rev J. 0. Bachc, who breaches without
salary in ali Episcopal church st Harlem,
and attends TO business "a Il life insurance
agent during the week. receives for tho
latter services, $500. He Is known rs
"the handsome rector" and was reported
TO have been garrotcd and robbed Of 81 900
about 81 wear ago His friend Rev :. IL.
Tvng. jr.. former rector @! Trinity church,
but now in the life Insurance business, is
said 10 have an income Of $4,000.
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DPAss PAPIER-MACHE, PORCELAIN and
b Black Polished Panels, received to-day:
J. D. II. LUNT,
fabo3 Cor King aud Washington sts
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\ ROMANCE or TIE WAR The sequel
Of the fatal love affair Of Federal prisoner
named Capt Raphael Livingston, who was
a prisoner il one Of the Confederate prisons
at Salisbury, \. c., during tho late war has
just come to light. During the last year ol
tie war Livingston. through the aid oi !
pretty Girl, managed - effect his escape.
lie was given shelter by his fair friend and
remained in his hiding place foc day and q
night. Fearing capture by the Confederate
.ison authorities, the escaped soldier made
hi4 way On FOG; through the Western part
o' The State. After many trials anG much
suffering he reached Wilkes county, one Of
the remote counties Of that section. Then
he was lucky enough to meet Miss Rose
Austin who interested herself in him AMI
assisted him in eluding the Confederate Of
iicers in her neighborhood. The handsome
young captain made 8 deep impression upon
Miss Austin, and Il mutual understanding
and an engagement OF marriage was the re
suit Miss Austin managed to render such
assistance to her lover that he got through
the Southern lines and made his way TO his
home in New York. In 1867, two years after
the close Of the war, Livingston returned 10
wilkes county 10 claim his bride. During
the intervening years Charles Bird, young
| farmer III the nelghOOfnOod anu du Gu au'
mrcr OF Miss AUSTIN had come between
them and gained the girls affections. Soon
after the young Captains reappearance in
Wilkes, he one day suddenly disappeared
without. leaving any clue to his whereabouts;
Bird and Miss Austin were soon afterward
married. and the romance of the Federal
officer passed out of the minds of the Wilkes
county people. 1t was revived recently
BY Il quarrel between Bird AMI his wife, III
which the latter informed one OF the neigh
| bor8 that Bird and two other men shot and
killed Livingston and buried his body in a
piece OF woods. 4 negro, who is alleged to
have participated. corroborated the wife's
story All of the accused men were arrested
and committed to Jail in Wilkes county to
await al examination upon the charge. The
case attracts Intense excitement in that sec
ton. where all are known, and where the
missing Federal officer was great favorltc
during his brief and it now appears fatal
visit. Mrs. Bird is now about 81, and Is
still quite pretty and of good family connec-
tons
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NTARKED OUT IN PLAIN FIGURES at 1oc;
vi pair-1OO pairs Ladies' Lasting Fixed
Button and Lace Shoes We will run them oil
for 10 days only [mh20l r. kAUFMANH'
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JAMES QUlSTIN.
,IrAsHlNGToN, CINCINNATI x ST. LuUl
w K. Il. CO.
C,rppE DERS' MEETING.

SIOtkHOIIDENS hEEl1N
Va .rrber : Martin aud Henry y. Cooke,
a.signees of the purchaser Of al tne railroad,
works property and franchises Of the M&sAlns
ton Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad Company
=, the commissioners sale OF September -'in
ls,3 in 1h. village OF uarrisonhurg do hereby
give notice thst in the conveyance o. Inc SAME
the CORPORATION created in consequences OF 'ucn
sale and conveyance, to hold and Operate S'.n
railroad. works. property ana lra"cn'srS, '.,; ~
SUCCEED 70 all the franchises, rights and rrlFi-
lcccs Of the Washington, Cincinnati and ST. GUS
Railroad Company, was designated and styled
The Washington, Cincinnati and St louis i.a't- .a+
road Company, and we further give it9.tGc 'nt'
We bave fixed upon u m. of FRIDAY the i9sn i,
Gay of April, A. D. 1854, as tho time. and the
Revere House, in the village OF ltarrisohours,
county OF Rockingham, and State, OF Virginia as as
the place, when and where the nrst meeting y:
the Stockholders of the Washington. Cincinnati
and ST. Louis Railroad Company shall be heid.
ARCHER n: MARTIN, Purchasers
HENRY d. COOKE,
,,,1
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PARTIES desirous of having we'll made
garments, fine fitting garments, and artistic
cut garments, would do we'll to place their
orders ut once with NJ. J. WATERMAN, who
has the largest number of best workmen ard
the most skilled cutter in the city. Prices
moderate satisfaction guaranteed.
NJ. J. WATERMAN,
Cor. King and Fairfax sts.
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Harrisonburg. Va, ap1-2w

\OTICE-Thc undersigned having qualified
y as administrator upon the estate ct AbNEh
W. LAW. deceased, late of AleXaharla county
notice is hereby Given TO all persons indebted 10
said estate to make payment of such Indebtedness
10 him. or they wi will be proceeded against accord
ing to law, and all persons having claims against
said estate to present the same properly veflhea
for settlement before the 2Sth day OF April ISSt'
otherwise said claims will be denied
JAMES +. CLEMENTS,
mh22-1m Administrator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-16
RELIABLE FERTILIZERS.

HEYANTs FINE GEnUSD RAW BONE,
strictly pure. $40 PEI ton.
BRYANTS no. > STANDARD, for Potatoes
and Tobacco, 80 per ton. --
BRYANT'S AMMONIATED DISSOLVED
BONE. for Vegetables, $32 per ton.
2RTAET'S CORN AND OAT FERTILIZER
80 per ton.
R!:YANT8 s. c. DISSOLVED BONE S22 per
ton.
Also Fine Ground South Carolina Genuine
Floats Kainit, Nuriatc 0: Potash, Nitrate of
Soda. &c, &C. Our Fertilizers made from the
hest and mos. concentrated materials known TO
the trade, an! arc specially adapted for use on the
crops. for which they arc recommended. Their
standard IS fully guaranteed. and quality c0msid-
rrrd, no goods on the market arc cheaper
HERBERT BRYANT, Manufacturer.
rcb1S.tr Alexandria, Va.