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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
h9y~ To THE VoTERs or THE Cry O

RlCHsoSD.-FELLow CITIZENS 81 am before you as
candidate for reelection TO the Office of CLERK
OF the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond, in
which you were kind enough TO place me nearly
SIX years since, and the duties of which have, 10
the osst OF my ability. endeayored to perform, CON
NH l7--dtd EUsTACE ROBINSON
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HTGRAIN MEAsURER.-Tot the voters
of the city Of Richmond: / respectfully announce
myself a candidate for the above Office
NH lS-tdes EDWIN DEWS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
~. TIlE MUTr Al BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
!, r-lrT,NS TO THE INSURED BY ANNUAL DI'
"i' VtDENDs
ssIsIl ltENT

THIRTY FIVE FER CENT
UF THE PREMIUMS PAID.
-rt,,s, ,,b, nav CASH. receive their dividends in
,t~l Tbo,e who eivp notes credited on their
- o-i,b the THTRTY-FESE PER CBNT. DIV
IpENN - NJ.
HEnf ....... ,n0@, ,SiS Il
PAD f,r losses by stcsth.........-.. tG'A.Sta ~
rapital Jan lst. lNs>..........,-,S 81 4asN2S y
over Snvlrt have been paid 10 faiaiiies hNing h'
IA Company being PURELY MUTUAL, thuse
''rrnI in irg}nia share fully in all benefits.
''E.f A. the Agency, No. u Pearl street,
- Js,, X kNpWLES WAlFORD,
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HEAVY HAuI.-An evening or 4,

HEAVY HAuL.-An evening or two
since negro woman discovered bloody bag, CON.
ss.nas one OF more bodies, Ia gully near Fourth
street, and fearing that some buman being b.a
been chopped mp and thus disposed Of, hastsnei
TO one OF the station houses and reported her dis
cevery. Officer johnson proceeded at once to the
plaee; ana on emptying the bag on the green
sward, discovered the dead aoties of eishss.1 frs
hens, all OF whom had been deprived of their
neads by some poultry thief, who had probably
oeen alarmed by some one and forced 10 dror,
ms oooty: On enquiry, the officer learned that
one of his lady neighbors had lost her snsirs .,S
OF poultry the Right before - 80
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
MAYOR.

Ns
=,
CANDIDATES. rnu ferr-rr~r
'r--es'es' -,,--.--.,-.>.y.~,-
MAYOR.
Ee95l AM again a candidate far ra- ala,
tion 10 Tho ,,f,,a ;, a, 49,, i"i 'e-eieS-
NH ts-,sn N" w "aioh Oh tnM city
III" to-'ae JOSEPH MAYO
aS-NAyop tfTy ,.p,s,>- a. ,..-
"a 10, 'y''Nbii -LAhhtA @.GLAZEBRO0k, ".
mona e. e. m ue SsaEBortea by the citizens OF Rich
election
MP ]-2t% THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
Co,rxr,,,,,,>- - -
0ooNNibhhN AND ALDERMEN.
u.nS Sandsdate for the City Council at the
~ oias eisctioh
"f%'e CHARLES DlMM0CK.
a.-NoNRoR Ann TtCvrr III,
Ih;nposnk I;nn the following ticket being of ster.
r,a Wsra Z, VII oe supported by the voters OF Mon
~ s's s ALDinkN. FOR COUNCIL.
Jno n Murr.y iy9,sass naunders AT
ia1nes Prsx & meii,ns.on @ H9adln
N ~ Iins"a,h 1ex W 'SIu.chheld
ID EIle,t r.. vssAeor"ok
an a-sts Jas eco"
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HSy- MONROE WARD-peoplo,s Tick AZ t,r Al
Couucii- ' ''h s'e
4 ~ Gia,ohr.,k
David I ss,rd.r. ~ 30 . =, ,Tusuieg Ds,g
yr1,os =, L,. s.tNh"'" =" 'iofiiss
IT,. sh,.a T;.,, ss s"s y I:pps.
fc orirors cf ,bs c,, ~ n = f ' anu .u .alt'ui pup
bar tnr The bane6f "a r. 81. r,I te ,.,is oi ~
he next yssr generally as Coancmen for
~-----------
Es~ MDNROE WARD.-The following ticket
viii be supported by the voters of Monroe Ward:
FOR ALDERMEN. FOR coUNcILNEs
Jas Bray, Ssml ID Denoon,
Ii Stark Richard Il Morris
Beveridge. WIN Allen
hpscomb, Thos G Eppes,
sp 2-tde"
R~- CITIZENS TICKET FOR MONROE wApn
The tolIou,insr ,on.a,,.., s.,i, - -, - " " ~ W.
cimnn and AlSSrmcn in th 49, MI -. Oooi
'''' ." 'u' MsNV rtIftIyyrNe ~
NiAA"nNo'
co,xcu,rs
Wu q Allan na,;d Sasu
samrcI n Dnnoon w ci.sh, II
pjcbarS u Mryis " :" "A""0"h0"h'
a. nrpnrv.
1obn T Ta,a \, TT s..L
Ihn q Reycri4,o y ~ ~ f;sen,,A
james bray, - ap "-'r
E.-NoyRoE WARN CIr,zyys, TIcKEr,-The fnliow-
ipT ',aptIenan Of pxneriancn and tried ahiIi,y bay
ing ably and iaithfniy served the people Of Monroe @
Mars G,r several vc.rs i, tba C,tv tlonncI ,ritl
LAIN servs if tbnrsfpe ' wii ss @,
rrr~ye the cnr,iai sn,nort from the voters NJ ali
ct;ons of Nonrn" Ward et ba rharte, enioD Ds az a.,
Wednesday the 7th day OF April next;
~ n nannn, Iohn +. Tata
II Saunders lanes Rrav
q 1in"mncE NJ ;nscaynb
W. liiOn D II StesE
W Gi,aahrocI, " pa~ar;Joo
NH qoEtdn
~ Wv -------------
Mnyno, W.aD
- ''
COUNCIL HUSflS@S COURT.
DAVID j saunders, James Bray,
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SUPERINTENDENT or GAS WORKS.

SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS.
B@- THE undersigned is candidate
fnr reelection TO the Office of SUPERINTENDENT
OF THE CITY GAS WORKS. and respectfully SO.
iieits the votes of his ieilowcitzens,
mh l9-tde TH03 III WYNNE.
AT the request of many friends, an
n0unce myself "a candidate for the sUPERIN-
TENDENT or TIE GAS WORKS.
mh l3-dtd* ID. HAaERTY.
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Lord North, who detessed music, was asked 10
subscribe to the ancient concerts. He refused
"But your Lordships brother, the Bishop OF Win,
chester, suhscribes," urged the applicant. If /
were as deaf ss be, would subscribe too,s was
the reniV
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LAnLACBE AND HIS SsUPP-BoxEs.--The Paris cor
respondent of the n. q. Picayune, in a sketch OF
Iablache, the famous opera singer, whose death
was recently announced, says he received gold
SNUFF boxes from all the Courts Of Europe, and
possessed so many he became passionate collec
tor Of snuff boxes, and in all the sales he had
agents 10 buy for him the finest, or the most ori
ginal offered lie leaves immense and very
valuable collection of SNUFF boxes, which will
be dispersed by auction.
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LOCAL MATTERs' :
RoBBnrY--The iarge v.rshon......

. hoBBnkY.--Ine large warehouse estak-
hshment Of Messrs. Smith, Rhodes Co. On p.sry
street, was again robbed last saturday night T0s
thief probably concealed himself in the stors m
al after the doors were closed, then cut lsrrs
curtain Ia two. packed up soms 800 worth os
soods, and made his sscspc by the bsck door
i. li.ssterday morniSs. ON sesrching the prsmisss.
-" worth Of the stolen goods were foEnd secrsssd
- -, rear alley, the thief not having an opportu
my =. 70 get on with them. This IL the third time
Inis store has been robbed within ths pass
- ~ months, and yet no one has been dssscssd
sh.. opsration The police are Of shs splnasn
crate by conccaing themselves shast ~ rr... =.
nlaar e gay time but II this be 80, they mast have
o,a.i coniederates to dispose Of the goods thew
NAN rss, snaes.and that Capt. Wilkinson and watch
above alluded to. ''S'es'o kooos
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AWFUL GARDNER IN LucK.--Awfui Gardner, the
converted pugilist, Is shoemaker by trade, and
il is reported that his influential and inoneyed
brethren, in New York, have presented him With
| several thousand dollars worth Of stock, upon the
strength OF which he has set up iamense cord.
wainer's establishment In Eighth avenue.
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hNpsoME DWkLLING.--A considerablo,
abolition Is made 10 the number Of fiue ave,l,.rs
IN THIS city BY Mr.. b. w. HAxAIL, ia Ma ~.
remarkable for its comfort convenieps. "a - -
sanee. The style and architecture is copied fsom
examples Of the Italian villa adapted to the m =
,S lhs afraagement Of dwelling, euthouses and sta
.ae, aomrable, and are creditabIe to the prac.
teal sense and liberality of the owner - ,wsti -
,.e arcnhectnrsl skill and taste Of the builder.
nessss. JOHN GEORGE GrBsoS. Those isdispensa.
oles OF comfortable and healthy residence, drain
so. sna venIatlon, are secured in the most per-
tece manner. tbs fine residence with its ont.
houses costs 900, which will hardly IL i ssid.
cover the expense to the coutractors - '~'1'
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Several Of the clerks In the Washington City
post ofce presented Col. Berritt late Postmastes.
on "wednesday night, with handsome service
of plate, valued At sl,ooo.
Mr. Rarbee, the Virginia sculptor, has establish.
ed himself In Baltimore. We hope be may be ena-
inently successful.
william Carey Jones, Esq, late special sgent OF
,he tinted States 20 Central America has retnrns
ed to Washington.
Cant. Joseph Williams. late master OF the schr
Henry Mutt. died in Charleston, :. O., OF small.
pox. on the 18th ulf.
IL 10 said to be- the intsntioO OF The adminsstra'
ton IL the Teritorry Of Arlzonsa 10 organised, 70
point General Sam. Houston, Governor.
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MONROE WARD.
THE CouNcIL-PEOpLE's TIcKEr.-
CRY CouNCIL-The following ticket

UlT1 CUUNClL.-I lOlOWlng ucket
will be most cordially supported by all classes of
voters in MONROE WARD for the City Council:
George Crutchfeld, James Scott
james ID Browne. George w Smith,
Thomas Eppes
The above are we'll tried and faithful men.
NH 30-tde A VOTER.
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MAYOR.
kS AM again candidate for re-elec-
t'on 70 the Office Of MAYOR OF this city.
f"" io-tue JOSEPH MAYO
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Rs CITIZENS TICKET FOR MONROE WARD.
The following gentlemen will be voted for for Couu-
ciilnen and Aldermen, in the above Ward, by
MANY CITIZENS
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6s-MoSRoE WARD CITIZENS TICKEr.-The follow
ing gentlemen Of experience and tried ability, hay-
ing ably and faithfully served the people of Monroe
again serve if elected therefore, they will again
receive the cordial support from the voters of all
ctons ct Monroe Ward at the charter elections on
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,as|MAfoRALTY --LARKIN W GLAZEBRoOK.
Est, VIII be supported by the citizens Of Rich,
hiend, tof MAYOR oi this city, at the next charter
ap 3-2t| THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.
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CoUNCILMES:
VIM G Allen, David J Saunders.
Samuel d penoon, l. w GiaZebrvok
Richard g Norris.
ALDERMEN
John l. Tate, l. III Starke
John 81 Beyeri3gc, N G Lipscomb
James Bray, ap 3-Sts
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COMMUNICATED.


A writer in the Gazette, few days ago,
/" bit the nail exactly on the head" in his re-
marks relative to the sudden excitement by
the "unc1 righteous" in the country, about
Sunday travelling. They have been travel
ling for twenty odd.years in the Columbia,
every Sunday--aud have just found out that
II tront do They can violate the Command
meDt which declares that We shall d. no man
ner o! work on the Sabbath, nor our servants,
nor our cattle, by forcing the negroes to drive
their horses, and the horses to drag their ear
riages, weary miles and miles 10 Church,
but to 81: sill on the Cnlumb:., reading the
Bible, is monstrous! Let them first show
their regard for the 5 ,bhath, By glvin: their
servants aud horses rest on the Lords Day.
When they come with "c!oan hands" Into the
Court Of Chauc"Fy-thcy shall have justice.
Ii they will ralk to Church, then we viii talk
about Sunday travelling on the Columbia.
A COUNTRY
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IOCR-The receipts during the week nave
been very light, barely sufficient to meet the
r,c,l demand, and shippers have done very lit
:. Price. nave advanced, and the market clo-
81 firm a, SIS. 70 for Union street sup; Extra
NaGS67j, Family $7a$7,5o; choice brands
$50
WHEAT-The receipts OF Wheat have been
.r both by the River and Railroads, and the
offerings on Change large. The market during
a. week mas been inactive, but prices have I'M
t.rgoue no material change, closing at l3' Ia
1870. ior iair TO good white, and llsGl2oc. for
red. We notice the sale OF one cargo OF white
10, strictly prime. al 1850. There were sales
Of some lots very inferior white reported at
l0vGllOc.
COKN.-Tae demand has somewhat abated,
and prices have undergone decline, the mar
se, Yesterday closing at 75c for white and
mixed, and 7,Gs2c Tor yellow. The receipts
continue fair-'here were sales reported OF l.
2GCGljOO bushels at the above quotations.
RYE.-There is a fair demand for Rye, but
the offerings are light Sales on Change yes-
terday a; 75c.
OATS are less active, with increasing re-
ceip,s Sales OF new, inferior, at 37ac.; prime
old may be quoted t4Oc. ..
MlSCELLANE0US-W have no change
70 note in the prices OF Plaster, Salt, Seeds,
GuanO, or other articles usually quoted. The
demand Tor Guano and other fertilizers is fair,
and sales are being made TO consider able ex
isnt al previous quotations
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COMMERCIAL.
m onetary.

Tie demand for money for the past week has
-, been so great, and we think we notice .
~ ,n,, change fol- the better in our financial
!@,;,, The contraction that has been going on
~ some time past in business circles has had
,,yorable effect, and we look now for return
confidence, and certain but slow increase
..,d. and general prosperity. Hard TIMES
,s;nb rates have had their day, and as sun
-. sncceeds the storm, so certainly does a
' 80, fuure await the gloom of the past
w. have many elements Of prosperity a.
.l,s and all We want is little time, pa
.,,,.. and united effort, now that the turning
-. :. reached, TO make our movements on
yard and upward for the future.
r.. Eastern markets continue well supplied
:. ,,o,,al. rates ruling unusually low, with
inward tendency in Stocks for the week past.
v,rsipia 6s are quoted at the New York
Bard al 923
rbs,e are no Land Warrants offering.
1.., Stocks dull. No change in rates to
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How the People take the sGreat Event
of the A9f.r

How the People take the sGreat Event
of the Age"
MIR. Smith Was highly delighted; declared
that 1t was wonderful; that it was the first To-
stance within hio recollection Of cable hay.
iog been laid across the Atlantic.
Mr.. Jones was nearly crazy" immediate.
y ordered dozen on the bali shell, and said
it was hard to beat.
Mr.. Brown doubted whether il could real.
ly be true; stated his willingness to drink if
invited.
Mrs. Thompson was wild with joy, said
she never did; only 20 think--goody gracious.
Messrs. Johnson, Hall, Miller and Green
who we're attending private primary meet
ing at the pitcher and Three Classes" re-
solved that it was great thing, and was an
additional cause for supporting the general
administra tion--N. T. Post.
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AUCTION SALES.
BI S. J. McCOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SHE THIS DAY


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF SIX LOTS OF
GROUND-By virtue Of certain deed OF
trust 20 the undersigned, bearing date the 18th
OF Novem Der, laJ7, tue undersigned, Will sell,
on tie 10th Of July, at II O'Clock, IN front OF the
Mayors Office, IN the city OF Alexandria, six
LOTS OF GROUND, upon the West side OF
Fairfax street between Princess ard Oronoco
streets, and opposite the Depot grounds Of the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
Company The South lot is 2J feet front and
6S feet deep, and lies ~ feet North OF Princess
street. Tie rest of said LOTS are each Is feet
front, ard about 1913 feet S inches deep.
TERMS One fifth cash, and the residue at
and months. The deferred payments 10 be
secured by the note OF The purchasers, and the
retention OF the title.
ie 2s-eots GEO. w. BRENT, Trustee.
IL The above sale IS postponed to august
2la, az same hour and place
iy2l-eots GEO. ". BRENT, Trustee.
BY SAM'L J. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
SHE THIS D4T.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
vA-By virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court
of Alexandria County, rendered at its May
sey, and others the undersigned will on SdfT-
tag, the ION Gay OF Juiy, 1888. at II O'Clock, d.,
~ front OF the Mayors Office, in the city OF
Alexandria, sell al Public auction, certain
tract OF land in the county OF Alexandra, con-
tanning about 200 ACRES. being the property
on which DR.. z B. Alexander resided, and OF
which he diei seized
Also, tract OF land, adjoining the above
I.& mentioned tract, with the FACTORY
slsA. BUILDING and Water po"er thereon
The said property lies OIL the waters of -Four
Mile run, about three miles from the city Of
Alexandria.
TERMs-Ore fifth OF the purchase money in
cash, and the resi- !ue III three equal payments,
at six, twelve and eighteen months, from the
day of sale. The deferred payments, to bear
interest and to be secured by the bonds OF the
purchaser. and the title to be retained until full
payment is made.
+. L. SMITH, )Com,rs Of
l.. B. TAYLOR,
LOUIS KINZER, } 'N''
ie 7--2awts
~ The above sale is postponed until Sdtw-
day, The 2lst day Of -8nsust, at the same time
and place. r. L. SMITH, Of
l.. B TAYLOR, SnIn
Louis KINZER, ! sale
" 12-2awts
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by MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival ofthe steamer Arabia.
NARROW ESCAPE OF THE CABLE.

New YORK, Aug. 20.-The Z. NJ. steam
ship Arabia arrived here at an early hour,
but the regular packages and newspapers are
missing, consequently nothing subsequent to
Friday has been received.
The A,amemnon arrived at Valencia on
the morning. of the 5.h. On receipt Of this
intelligence the cable shares advanced from
G35O to $3.50.
y dispatch, dated at Valencia on the 9Th,
says that break in the Communication &C.
Cured to the cable on the day the Niagara
and Agamemnon parted, which lasted for an
hour and half. Tne Agamemnon was stop
ped and the injury repaired, though not un-
til all hopes Of holding on to the cable had
/ bean abandoned.
/ On the succeeding Friday the Agamemnon
encountered gale, against which the ship.
under full steam, could hardly make head
way. For three succeeding days the gale
continued, with violent squalls; the sea run
ming tremendously high, and 60 one on board
expecting the cable to hold from one minute
to another.
Ga Wednesday the storm moderated, shall
low water was gained, and all vert well un-
til the Agamemnon anchored in Valencia
herbor
The German papers say that the Queens
visit to Berlin is to arrange for regency,
with view OF protecting the interests OF her
daughter.
PORTLAND, Ne, Aug. l9.-Ole Of the most
imposing military demonstrations ever had
in the State took place 10 this city yesterday,
On the reception Of the Montreal Rife corps.
The days proceedings ended by leVee at
the residence Of the Mayor.
During the review, several persons were
accidentally shot. Lieut. Proctor, of the Bos-
ton Fusiliers, received a blank cartridge in
bis arm Charles Sutherland, member Of the
Highlarders, vas shot in the thigh; and Cor
por.l LautiCr, Of the Montreal Rifles, mar
nowly escaped death, charge passing
through his chapcau.
LEAvExwoRru Aug IS Hunts battery
arrived at tie fort on Saturday.
TIE largest private train of the season is
now being organized at Atchison, to com
prise l5J wagons.
The board of officers ordered to convene at
Fort Leavcpworth to-day, for the purpose OF
examining the mules rejected by the militia
~ DEPARTMENT, will not assemble until the
l5th instant. Senator Green, who is now
here awaiting the military board, is under
stood to represent the contractors, who claim
nav for the animals declared uusCryiceablo.
BLOCK ISLAND, r. l., Aug. 19-The yacht
Lennie, now running as packet between the
Pcauot House, New London, ard Block Is
land, took over the news Of the success OF the
Atlantic cable on Tuesday, when everything
that could make noise was called into re-
QUESTION, and in toe evening the leland boats,
70 the rumUer OF one hundred and thirty.two,
were arranged in the from of a crescent, fol-
lowing the outline Of the bay, producing {:
most beautifu. effect. The hotels were also
brilliantly Illuminated
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AUCTION SALES.
BY S. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SALE THIS Ddl.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
~ BILE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
! ALEXANDRIA, VA-Pursuant to decree
OF the County Court Of Alexandra County, rem
dered at its july term, 1883, in the suit OF Bar
n'z and Brlnton, plaintiffs, vs. John Gemmell
and Others, defendants, the undersigned, Will
offer for sale at public auction, on Saturday, the
2la day Of august, 1858, at l2 O'Clock, NJ. III
| front OF the Mayors Office, in the city OF Alex
andra, Va. the following described property in
said city, to-wit:
80 No l. A TENEMENT and LOT OF
~ GROUND beginning at the intersection of
: the south side OF Commerce street, with the
west side of Fayette street. and running thence
south on Fayette street $50 feet more or less, 10
a ten feet alley; thence west on said alley 10
feet; thence north ll6 feet inches 10 point
on Commerce street 95 feet from the beginning;
thence on Commerce street 10 the beginning.
~ No 2. A TENEMENT and LOT OF
Eli GROUND, adjoining No. ! on the west,
fronting 2j feet on Commerce street, and ex-
tending back between parallel lines 10 said al
lev, referred to in description OF lot No !.
No g. A LOT on King street, running south
TO Commerce street, and bounded on the north
by King street-on the west by a lot and store
belonging (now or lately) TO the Snyders-on
the east by LOT of John Cowling, and on the
south BY sand Commerce street.
No. 4. A LOT on the south side Of Commerce
street, bounded on the north by said street-on
the west by lot owned by -, on the south
by LOT belonging TO a. McFArlan, and on the
east by ten feet alley, and the lot belonging TO
John Gemmell-the last two being the lots OF
ground which were conveyed TO said Gemmell
by Lester Lloyd and wife, BY deed OF January
ii, 1853. recorded in Book o. No. 3, page 3S9,
Alexandria county land records.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-fifth of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash-the balance in equal
payments at SIX and twelve months-the defer
red payments TO be secured BY the bonds OF the
purchasers, bearing interest from the day of
sale and tie title OF the property to be retained
ill the purchase money is fully paid
GEORGE W. BRENT Comm'rs.
s. FERGUSON BEACH, OF Sale.
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Fauquler county. iY 3l-wiwS.
". ). PAINE.
JOSEPH +. HARVEY.
FERDINAND FAIRFAX.
land county, Va, aug l3-eots

inn MERINO EWES FOR SALE-The
lUD subscriber will sell al public auction
on his premises, near Warrenton. Virginia, on
Hednesday the 25th day Of August, Of lair, Ii
not on the next fair day thereaiter) one hundred
Of his superior MoNTARCo MERl NO
EWES. Both with regard 10 weight ol fleece,
and quality of staple, the subscriber believes
these sheep unsurpassed in the State. credit
OF four months, with approved security, WI! be
given TO purchasers. A. D. POLLOCK.
Warrenton, Virginia, aug 7-eots