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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11

CRUaP. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST CRrMP AND
AIS. DEyESDANTs-iN THE CHASCERf
CoURT or THE CITY OF RICHNOSD.
I, BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk 81 sald
court, ceTt(y that the bond required OF the
special comm lssiOner by the decree IN sdiu
cause OF February %, 1855, has been nuiy
eGiven under my hand this Atm day 81
March. 1856. ,.,.,,-
NH 3 BENJAMIN H. BERRY.
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NORFOLK And WESTERN RAIL
~ Road
scuEDULEIN sFFEcr NAHcHLI'ss.



LEAVE RICHMOND
700, least, ,4 Kichmuni ani Pc.
lV'f' - W. t,-...'r. r.I'rosi Arrive 20.
t.s...rF 1890 a VI leave PEE
- N,,e-F amp 81
=, .,,y ...eo, SUNDAY. mo Rich-
80 o. ' -.'+ = and Prterspurs niirOad.
AuI.rpt Petersburg $50 \. VI.
81 ..- ssruv.Us Lrrchhurs
T.-..r kastni knoxville
r.ipH points south and West.
0as - II. ptI.N. r.u Richmond ana Pc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11

Stash Vls - = y-oo0f~-0<-
By Furman Topper
Real Estate Agent and Auotioneer
1918 Main street.

A fiction SALE OF TWO-STOkf
n FRAMED DETACHED pWkLLiNg
No. los WEST BAKER SrH " vi ~, ~
l ! iT IMMEDIATELY Opposite
phKER.s STRICT SCHOOL, VIII sell on
the premises on
MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1888,
at az Z. NJ. the above PROFhHIl II,
mouse contains four rooms. ana rs occ ~,
by n flrst.cass tenant 80 good rental. ino
lot fIonts about 80 feet ana mas 81 h'n 20 %
deptb The owner is anxious 10 sell AL" !"
b,r0ain can be had Mt this sale.
Terms: Easy and 1T saie. ,,,onry
NH IL nuc,-H',,' -,--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11
BY George Is. Crawford, Auctioneer,
1908 Bank street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or \
- VERY DF-TRABl T. Tor. WITH \
FRAMED HOUSE TtiEHEON. tK!N ~ ~!
TWENTY SEVEN FfrI DN Tile NpNl 4
SIDE OF BAKER STREET BErW ZEN -
PtTIR AND HICKORY SfREtI~.-iy
virtue Of 9 decree OF Richmond Cu2rrery
Court in the suit OF Robinson AMI u''. 49,.
Iewis's adm instratorand 1is.. entered fep'
ruary -. 1886. the undersigned. rs spcr.ui
commiSS toners. wiz soil the above tueu-
toned PROF EE1i al pubic auction on
TIL KSpAI. MARCH IL. lss6.
AT , O'Clock +. N.. on The premises.
TFIM,: one tn'rd ca,h; balance ~ SIX
and twelve months. interest added from
day Of SAFE. j. ". y III tSO-''
". J. SCOTT
Special comm sslOners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11

w ANTED, LADY AGENTS FOR
w Mrs. Campbells New litter "A
litter. hustle. hOopsklrt and underskir,
combined. Hoops can be removed and
skirt Numbered. Adjustable To any size.
Very fashionable and sells for 81 TO every
well. DIRE ssed lady AZ soon as shown. Agents
double their money. Also a fun line OF new
furnishing goods for ladies and children.
Address. with stamp. T. III. CAMPBELL *
co, asa west Randolph street. Chicago
Illinois fe l4-S TuNIhl3t
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EOR RENT.

FoR RENT. 81
store and Dwelling, with 1 rooms. NJ
3Gl4 Lester street Rockets; $3.50 per
month.
store and Dwelling. with I rooms 40.
3jZ2 ester street Rockets; 50 per mouiH.
Store and Dwelling. win / rooms. 40.
II Nicholson stree, = per month.
Dwelling. with @ rooms and k't'aen
Thirtjeth and Franklin streets; SO per
month.
DWELLING. with rooms and Kitchen,
Thirtie,h and Franklin streets; slO per
H. onlh.
Dwelling with rooms. Thirtietn be-
tween Main and Franklin streets, SIl per
month.
Dwelling. with rooms, Thirtleth be-
tween Main and Franklin streets; ss.55 per
month.
Dwelling and store. win rooms on
Lewis street, Rockets; 81 per month.
Alfo "A large number II small tehe hehtS'
at nom $3.50 To "a per month. ..,,,.,>
r. &. GpDDlN.
BIOS, Lester street Rockets.
D. e-aaAQf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11
BY Furman Tupper
Real Estate Agent and AuctloneeF
No. 1915 Main street.

Auction SALE OF TW0-STORY
N BRICK DWELLING on OAkMOnO
AVENUE. ADJOINING TUE hA~lt HN
LIMITS or TIL CITY OF klCHhpNp p
/ shall sell. 10y auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY. MARCH Is. 1855
NJ 1870 o'c'ocl, i. NJ. the above-reierred-to
PIECE OF PROPERTY. Ine l!i ron 5 ~
fe,.t ON the avenue and extends back 40
feei. and is nicely situated for dairy bu,i'
ufsS
TERMS: one third cash: the balance in
six. twelve. and eighteen months. SIX per
cent. interest added To the deferred notes.
and same secured bv trust deel
mill FUKNfAN TCPPER. Auctione'r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11

Hon. Leonard Biamire, NJ. C., from Flo
rlda. writes: Having found great relief
from the use q Dr. Petz0lds German Bit
teIs," cheerfully recommend il 10 any one
suffering from Diseases OF tue Stomach and
General Debility.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11

WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR
w two pairs OF nice. Young Mules; also.
two good Horses. On consignment and for
sale by TALiAFkEItD & 60,
min 1927 III south Twelfth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11
Charlottesville Notes.

Charlottesville Notes.
iConesponden oftho Richmond Dispatchl
MARCH 10, 1886.
Yesterday, st the residence Of James
d. Murphy, father Of the bride, Miss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11

WANTED, THE TRADE TO
w know we have iu store AMI ipr sale
low 500 barrels extra cnolce seed Rose
Potatoes. SptATLEY 4 HOWARD.
NH 10.
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AGENTS IN Marry.

M AIMED, AGENTS n MANI-
w land. virginia. AMI Sorth Cato'ina
for Tho Cyc.opedia OF Practical lutormd-
ton" Just published, sG.2j; " Essays aud
Speeches OF jeremiah :. Black $50. oui
other profitable works. Also Addresses oi
Experienced serial Art.BOok 'duEasae,s.
Liberal and prompt pay. Address ai.ng
experience ifauy, AGENCY b. APPLEiON
4 co, 437 Seventh street. Washington,
h. &. NH 9-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11
ED. EVERYBODY

NV AN TED, EN IA DOUI To
w know that BrighthOpe Grate-CO9l can
he purchased at 81. $3.50. and s. per ton
Every ton Is weighed on the scales Ot the
company. II your dealer cannot or VIII
Not furn ish you IL IL because ne Is making
more money on some OthercOal and not be-
cause the coal he Sc Is you is cheaper o. oct
ter Iou can get the best coal for The least
money II you Will advise. by Telephone 2IS
or by postal, JAMES Il. WERTH.
Ia u Snperinienhent and Treasurer.
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AuCrsoN sALEs-Tn,. nay;
BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers, Agents. ana
Brokers.
No north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
I Js.IEOF VALUABLE LEIGH STREET
CORNER PROPERTY.
TuirpsDAY. MARCH II, 1855.

T., ,,,,suance OF a decree in the above
..nn,ioned sniff the undersigned, thereby
anuolnted for the purpose, will offer forsaie'
,nor the premises ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11
GROCERIES, sc.

CANNED GOODS" HONEY
~ DROP and NORWOOD" brands OF
CORN: Norwood" owl Thistle.
and Tnsley's TOMATOES: the best brands
OF ASPARAGUS, BEANS, PEAS, ana
NH q MCCARTHY & HAYNES'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11

By George ". Mayo. Auc'loueer
ono. /. Laueitou. Jr., salesman
NO.Z5 Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11

Mt $50 O'Clock i. NJ, that most ues,paS
located LOT OF LAND, with tne l,nproF,
mems thereon, at the northeast corner Oh
second and Leigh streets. The 10y mas s,,
front of23 feet inches and eXtenus V1 ,,o
along the eastern line Of Second street ~
feet. The superior location Oh tnls pttDps -,
,y yuould Justify the successful purchaser
in pulling down the present improvements
and cTeciing In its stead n business. mouse
n NAV be- however, that tile successful Dlu-
der win prove TO he retired cap .l..se. ~
newed TO suit his taste and desires. g.,
TERMS: one third cash: the residue III
equal payments at six and twelve months;
q per cent added title To he retained uhIl
lie whole purchase money is paid and
conveyance ordered by the Court, or al
CAST az the option ofthe purchaser
sol. CT TCHlNS,
Special Com ~ isslOner.
CHEwNrNG d ROsE. AuctiOneefs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11

40 chests GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
new crop. ne flavor; best value IN the city
for the price; for sale by JOHN VI. hlG.
GINS, Franklin street near Old Market.
q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11

This is to certify that have no hesiiancy
IN recommending TO the profession and pub
lie Dr. Petzoids German Bltters.'
y. J. FOARr. NJ. d.,
baltimore, Mo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-11
By Chewing a Rose,
ANN IfN" -
No. 5north Tenth street

10y Z leRlliS ~ Is'''s
Roal Estate AGENTS. Auctioneers. aHt
Brokers,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09
NEWS OF THE DAY.

McCracken, for the shooting of Jefferson,
of Fredericksburg, last month, has been sent
on to the grand jury.
Yesterday Governor Fitzhugh Lee ap-
pointed Mr.. VIM. P. Atkins -four inspector
of the city of Richmond.
Officer Williams II. Frost of the Norfolk
police force, was found dead in his bed yes
terday. His death is supposed to have
been the result of heart disease.
A meeting was held at the First Baptist
Church Richmond last evening to deprecate
the extensive sale of policy tickets among
the colored people of that city.
The necessary repairs on the executive
mansion at Richmond having been COM
pleted, the Governor and Mrs. Lee will
have public receptions once week.
1t is thought that Bishop Beckwith, oil
Georgia, will probably reduce the term OF
Rev. DR.. Armstrong; suspension as fixed
by the court which tried him last week.
'For good and sufficient reasons, I here.
by tender my resignation as pensioner OF
the bounty of the United States" was the
purport of "a letter received by Secreta ry
Lamar yesterday. It will be framed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09

THE New YORK Tribune says, struggle
against it as she may, the Grand Old Com
monwealtb, Virginia, will certainly have 10
take her own coupon obligations in payment
of all taxes, debts, dues, and demands due
the State. 1t is seldom pleasant to live up
to bad bargain, but honest men and hon.
est States do it," And yet the same identi-
cal newspaper supported General Malone
and his repudiating measures, and but for
the support the General received from the
party of which the Tribune is the organ
those measures would never have bad even
temporary success. The democratic party
commended for the payment OF the debt until
it was swept under by the republicans and
their horde Of negro allies, and the repudi'
ators among its own members, and the wis.
dom of that contention is now apparent to
oil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09

THE ANTI CHINESE CRUsADE.-A dis.
patch from Seattle, Washington Territory,
says: At an early hour Monday mo!na Z
the militia ana home guards :uarche! TO the
dock where the Cinnamon were confined.
and took charge. Byfore daylight the wor;
of arresting the leading offenders began
and by eight o'clock they We're in Jail ard
bailed out. I'll the Cinnamon on the ~;cala
er were marched 10 the courthouse in an.
swer to the writ Of haheaS corpu: jude
Green informed each Cinnamon that be - ;
at perfect liberty 10 GO or stay IS he cho."
The vast majorit: chose 10 leave. end thcar
who elected 10 stay were escorted to their
homes.
At noon al attack vas made on the hone
guards by few hothcads. The guard.
were finally ordered to fire. and responded
with a volley. Four men fell, one Of thym
being killed and three wounded The mill
tia formed a hollow square and heli the
mob at bay for fully an hour The crowd
then slowly melted away. Intense excite.
ment prevails and there is danger offlrth2r
trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09
Tha Riot in London

LONDON, Feb. 9.-Sparling, socialist
leader, in an interview in relation to the
part taken by the socialists in the demon
STATIONS yesterday, said that, while he did
not approve of riotipg, still he could not but
rejoice at an event which tended to show
that society was insecure. In regard to the
stone throwing ct the Carlton Club, Sparl-
ing said the members of that body had
brought attack upon themselves by appear
ing at the windows and laughing and jeer-
ing at the mob. In explanation of the rough
treatment to which lady had been subject
ed by the rioters, he said her carriage had
been stopped because the lady was heard to
tell her coachman to "drive over those dogs"
"The mobs," Sparkling said, selected and at
lacked shops which exhibited the royal
arms"
Fears are entertained that the riots ofyes
terday will be renewed to-day. This is
what could naturally be expected when the
immunity enjoyed by the mob in its work
of destruction yesterday is considered. The
police showed that they were entirely pow
erless to cope with such force as that with
which they were confronted yesterday. In
anticipation ofanother demonstration to-day
SINAI! crowds of roughs have been pouring
into Trafalgar Square from different points
of the city and at this hour the crowd as
sembled there numbers fully 5000. None
of the leaders, however. of yesterdays dis
turbauces have made their appearance as
yet and whether any programme has been
determined on for another outbreak, is not
known. West End to day wears holiday
appearance. A general feeling of alarm and
insecurity is felt among the residents Of
that quarter, and most of the shops are
closed. Tradesnlen are Indignant at the
lack of protection afforded them by the au-
thorities and at the impotency OF the police.
Roughs are taking advantage, of the fog this
afternoon to assemble in various parts of
the West End. They are bold and impudent.
One gang attempted to stop the carriages
of members of the nobility, who were on
their way to St. James Palace, TO attend
IeVeo given Wy ZIG 1lluCo VI TdlC9. n
force of police was at hand, however, who
drove back the crowd and dispersed them
Alarm is spreading to all parts of the city.
By three o'clock the mob at Trafalgar
Square was estimated to be 10000 strong.
The majority Of this great throng is COM
posed of loafers and roughs of the worst
class. Large numbers of policemen are
present, but their efforts to control the
turbulence of the mob have SO far proved
unavaiing. They have been unable to
clear the streets, and traffic is for the time
LONDON, Feb. 9.-The Standard hopes
that the riot yeestrday will not induce the
public to withhold aid from deserving per-
sons out of employment. 1t trusts that
means will be found to arraign the socialist
leaders. 1t complains of the supineness of
the police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09
LETTER FROM AUGUSTA.

Correspondence of tho Alexandria Gnzctsc)
FI5HERsvILLE, Va, Feb. 6.-To the su,
perstitious believers in the ground hog this
recent severe weather is clncher to their
faith and they can point with pride hereaf-
ter TO the accuracy of the famous hogs
prophecy. The "a of February, as many
remember, was fur part of the day, and,
consequently, the hog came out to prospect,
saw his shadow, retired to his den to re-
main six weeks more, and the big snow and
extreme cold Immediately following this
proceeding will convince the believers that
the hog did it ALL It showed here almost
without interruption for thirty-six hours,
and the fall was about eighteen inches the
heaviest snow since 1880. On yesterday
morning the thermometer registered 1S'
below Zero-a feat it has not performed
since January, 1880, when for three success
sive nights the mercury stood at 1872 20'
and 22', respectively below zero. With
the sole exception Of that time this is the
coolest weather the writer ever remembers.
The unusually heavy fall of snow has seri.
ousy interfered With travel and traffic OH
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Trains
are delayed six 10 twelve hours, and only
passenger trains are rup, though with diff
Guilty. The recent wreck at Stanton was
caused, we learu, by carelessness by an en-
ployee in leaving the switch open, and the
express left the main line and crashed into
the freight engine, killing one man and Sc
riousIy injuring several others. The pas.
sengers were badly shaken up, but none
seriously hurt. So many accidents result
from leaving switches open it seems more
stringent rules should be adopted by the
company to protect their property and lives
of their employees. The weather has mod
Grated and all are anxiousy awaiting
thaw. SCRIPToR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09
Polioa Officer Killed

HOUSTON Tex, Feb. 9.-Kyle Terry, son
of the late Gen. Frank Terry, of Terry g
Confederate Rangers shot and killed police
Office Henry Williams yesterday morning
about o'clock. Terry is 26 years old and
a nephew of Judge Terry, the slayer OF
Senator Frederick, of California. Terry
comes from Fort Bend county where he Is
engaged in business. His mother resides here
and young Terry is frequent visitor. On
Saturday night while in saloon he became
involved in difficulty and officer Williams,
ATTEMPTED to arrest him. Terry refused TO
allow Williams to take him into custody,
owing to the language used by the latter
but went TO the police station in charge Of
another officer. He gave recognizance for
his appearance yesterday morning. At the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09

SCENE IN THE RICHMOND CouECIL.-Du-ing q
debate in tho Richmond City Council last night
on the claim of Wren for detective services In
the Clursrius case, Nr. Chailin said that tho
Mayor had taken water, aud that he had said
that Wren had inne more than 10 expected.
Dir. Tia lor said that if the Mayor had taken
water he had not, aud he denounced Mr.. Cha!!n
as 4 buldoZer aud Il fraud.
Mr.. Chatin, arising with g:e It calmTcss said If
Mr.. Taylor wanted to settle Il personal Matte.
that was 10. the place, and hc knew where 10
find him.
you are fraud and COW snoozcr AMI OBJ
ject to your action the ground of incorsi -
eDcy," said Mr.. Taylor.
The matter ended here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09

appointed hour Terry was on hand but the
Court was not convened and he stepped
out saying he would return. Near the
first corner he met officer Williams and
pulling his revolver fired several times,
killing Williams in the presence of several
witnesses. Terry claims that Williams was
about to draw when he opened fire; that
Williams had threatened his life The tes.
timony at the coroner's inquest yesterday
failed to corroborate this claim. Terry is
held without bail. The killing causes o
sensation owing to the prominence ard
wealth of Terry's family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09

PROHIBITION has been proved to be so ut
terly notifications as temperance measure
in Vermont that the people of that State
are talking about reestablishing the whip
ping post as cure for drunkenness. The
latter remedy would undoubtedly effect
more cures than tho former, but even it
would not be specific. Drunkenness is q
disease whose seat is deeper than can be
reached by legal enactments. Strong will,
religion, moral suasion, public sentiment
and high license are the most potent pro-
phylactics for the terrible malady referred
to; but even all of these combined, in the
majority Of cases, fail to effect permanent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09

A RELIABLE member of the Legislature
has risen at his desk in that body and stated
that when Gov. Lee took possession of the
gubernatorial mansion there was not glass
in the house except perhaps champagne
glass, and that the kitchen had been used AS
hen house. 1t was often said during the
Malone regime that the Mahoneites acted
upon the idea that after them would come
the deluge, and it really seems as if they did.
And yet, strange as it may be, they are
attempting to get possession of the State
AGAIN
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SSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 8 1886.

WASHINGTON, ID. o., Feb. 1886.
SENATE.
The chair laid before the Senate several
official papers, which were appropriately
referred.
Mr.. Logan introduced bill to increase
the efficiency of the army, which was placed
on the calendar.
Among bills introduced and appropriately
referred, was one by Mr.. Allison, to make
full legal tender money interchangeable at
the Treasury in the city of New York.
Also, one by Mr.. Beck, ITO provide for
the issue of coin certificates and for other
purposes"
On motion of Mr.. Malone, the Senate
then took up the bills favorably reported,
and on the calendar, providing for the erec-
tion of public buildings.
HOUSE.
The Speaker laid before the House the
response of the Secretary of tho Treasury to
the Bland resolution, which was referred.
Mr.. Hammond, of Georgia, from the Com
mittee on the Judiciary, to which was refer.
red the matter of the subpoena duces tecum
issued against the clerk of the House by the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
submitted q report thereon which was
adopted. 1t declares that no evidence of a
documentary character in the possession or
under the control of the House can be taken
therefrom by the process of any ordinary
court of justice, except with its permission.
It authorizes the clerk to appear in the
place named in the subpoena, but not to
take the book named therein, or any paper
on file in his Office and under his control as
clerk of the House. 1t grants full permits
sion, however, for any of the officers of the
court to attend at any place under the or
ders and control of the House, and take
copies of any document desired but the re-
moval of any paper is prohibited. The clerk
Is authorized to transmit to the court copy
of this report as respectful answer to the
subpoena duoes tecum.
| A number of committee reports were then
| submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09

The WHIPPING-post is one of the few old
time institutions in Delaware that have
not been affected by the miscalled "higher
civilization" of modern progress. 1t is
doubtless due to that fact that the ratio Of
crime in the State referred to is at the min.
imum, and it is certainly due to it that
her criminal expenses are. It was bad day
for Virginia when she became so inoculated
with new the tangled ideas that she abolish.
ed stripes as a mode of punishment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09

Mr. R. r. FAIR, whose term as Superin.
tendent of Public instruction is fortunately
drawing to close, not only wants the State
to supply all the children with school books,
even those whose parents are both able and
willing to bear that expense, but also wants
to pay the school trustees. As there are
nearly fifteen hundred of the latter Mr..
Farr's liberality would be surprising, in
view of the fact that he says the State is too
poor to pay her honest debts, if Mahoneism
were not thoroughly understood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09
The Southern Bipouac for Februarv has

The Southern Biuouac, for February, has
been received from its publishers, B. F.
Avery & Sons, of Louisville, KY. lis con.
tents are: Bass Fishing in the Shenandoah,
Under the Maenolias, W. III. Seward on
Reconstruction, Drifting, The Story of Black
Dan, Liddell's Record of the Civil War,
Robert Lee, A. H. Stephens Impression OF
Gen. r. E. Lee, Poetry and Criticism, A
Birds. Eye View, Bragg's Invasion of Ken
lucky, City Building in the South, The Third
Day at Gettysburg, Comment and Criticism,
Editors Table, and Salmagundi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-09

AMONG THE bill passed by the L"gisla.
ture and that have become laws by APPROX
al of the Governor are the following !:
Appropriating seventy thousand dollars
to pay the claims allowed disabled soldiers
and mariners under act approved February
25th, 1854; to allow the treasurer of Prince
William county to collect by levy certain
tax bills returned delinquent; and incorpor-
ating the Loudoun County Telephone Com
pany.