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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

an EXECUTORS SALE - ESTATE o.
Nsa1 James w. Farley, deceased Thomas Il
SOUS, AuctioneeIs.-Bu LOIS FirsL apd
1Wentysixtn wards. On Tuesday, April Ii
sale at the Philadelphia Exchsug the follow
ing descfi bed lots CT ground, viz.:-
No. l.-All that lot OF ground situate on the
north side of Enterprise street, ~ feet east 81
Slxtn street, In the First ward. contatoinN In
front on Enterprise street 81 feet, and extending
in depth A ieet.
No. 2--All that lot IT ground situate on ths
norih slde OF Enterprise street, l2i feet east of
Enierprise street "a feet, and extending ia
No. S.--AiI that lot of ground situate on the
south side Of Dfckerson street, 2S4 feet east of
Sixth street, First ward; containing in front on
Dickerson street 80 feet, and extending in depth
10 feet
east eide Of Seventh street and south side OF
Noun ain Gate Lewis) street, First ward; con.
tanning In front on Mountain street AZ feet a mi
extending in depth so feet.
Nc. 5.1All that lot Of ground situate on the
Twenty.sixih street, formerly CO lied Alexander
street, in the Twenty-sixth ward formerly
First ward; containing in front on Deshong
street 1I6 teet and extending in depth 3S feet
including therein the whole of six several
alleys, respectively 2 feet in width and az feet
In depth, the easternmOst line OF the SAID alIeys
being respectively at the distance OF 1872 feet,
westward from said Twenty sixth street whioh
said alleys were laid out by the said James w
Farley for the use Of those portions of the
above described lot or piece OF ground bound
owners, tenants and occupiers of those portions
of the ground fronting on Federal street. bon nd
ing on the said alleys respectively, as and for
passage ways and watercourses at all times
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
43s2t Nos. l39 and l4l Il. FOURTH st.
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Events now arrive at pretty pass, l. e., when
he contemplates passing from $4,000 to a $500
condition. He points the committee who wait
on him to the piles of bids for him now lying on
the table, and names the towns, such as Buffalo,
Chicago, ST. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, st.
Paul, New Orleans, San Francisco, Brooklyn,
Washington, Boston, Baltimore, New York, etc.
He also gives an inventory of the substantios.
Life insurance policies, in all Sl5O,OOOi voyage
to Palestine; if too cold one TO Africa; If too
warm, one to the Arctic regions, are among the
'Iiberal arts" practised. The committee, how
ever, leave substantial voucher for the
$500, and the Doctor thinks over it, The COM
mittee hope it will meet his acceptance ana
offer as a side arrangement present OF 2'4O
buggy, a deputy TO preach occasionally and do
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N1 SALE BY ORDER OF HEIRS.-ES FATE
EAoi Ann Coryell, ,deceased.-Tnomas & Sons,
Auctioneers. on Tuesday, April ID. 1862 at l2
Pnilsdelphia exchange, the following described
No. 1-Genteel three story Brick Dwelling.
No. l0l6 olive street, west of Tenth street, All
that lot of ground, with the three-story brick
messuage thereon erected. situate on the south
side OF Olive street, west OF Tenth street. In the
Fourteenth ward; containing in front on olive
street 10 feet, and In depth 81 feet 81 inches
Sub1ect to an irredeemable yearly ground-rent
No. 2-Genteel three-story Brick Store and
Dwelling. NO. 4l6 South Tenth street. All that
tbree-story brick messuage and lot OF ground,
IA inches north OF Lombard street; containing
In front IL feet ~ inches, and in depth 86 feet
oiSs, N a Twn tTt s,nr,, nice, no, No o,o
Currant alley, south of Locust street. A two
story brick messuage and lot of ground, situate
on the east side of Currant alley, I64 feet south
ward on the south side of Locust street, l6
feet front from Currant alley, and 40 feet In
n 10th. Subject to an irredeemable ground
No Two three-story Brick Dwellings Nos
226 and 22S 4<corn alley, north of Spruce street.
All those two shree story brick messuages and
lot of ground % 0si0ngi1g .7 a, situate on
north of Spruce street, containing In front on
Acorn alley 20 feet, anu IN depth or tnet width
SO feet, then narrowing tc ten Ieet. ana extend
feet six inches, the entire depth being 81 feet
Blk inches. Subject to an irredeemabte ground
rent of $40 per annum. See plan. ,
Ounce street, between Walnut and Locust
streets. All that three.story brick messuage,with
two-story back building and lot of ground
tween Walnut and Locust streets, contsining
in front 16 feet. including half the alley on the
north. ard in depth 55 feet. Clear of ali incum-
brance,
M. THOMAS & SONS Auctioneers.
318 43l0 Nos. l29 and 14l 8. FOURTH st.
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A. ORPHANS COURT SALE-ESTATE OF
HMi James Q. Umberger, decessed.-Thomas
d Sons, Auctioneers. Pursuant to an order
of The Orpha ms Court for the city and county
Tuesday, April 20, 1869. at IL O'Clock, noon, at
the Philadelphia Exchange, the following de-
scribed property late of James q. Umbsrger,
deceased, VIII
No. l.-IaIge and valuable Lot N. W. corner
OF Eighth and Oxford streets, Twentieth ward,
the Twentieth ward. city OF Philadelphia. oe,
ginning at the northwest corner OF oxford and
Eighth streets; thence extending nOrthward
along the west side Of Eighth street 232 feet;
ground OF Joseph M Bennett westward 100 feet
to the eastern side of 28 feet wide street. called
Darien street; thence GOuthward along the east
side OF Darien str eet 232 feet TO the north side
north side OF Oxford street 100 feet to the north.
west corner of Eighth and oxford streets, the
place Of beginning.
NO. 2.-Large and valuable lot. N.lItn street.
north of oxford street. 1927 rect front Ali
THAI lot OF ground, situe.se IN the Twentieth
ward, city OF fPhiladSiphja. beginning at point
on the east side of Nthth street, at the distance
of ll9 feet inches northward from the north
side OF OXFORD street; thence extending north.
ward alor the east side OF Ninth street ~ feet
Joseph Nj. Bennett; thence on line at rlgat
angles to Ninth street, along the southern
boundary, east 100 feet 2A inches to the west
side OF 2Sfeet wide street called Darien street;
street liz feet inches to the line OF land granted
TO Charles Hahn, and thence westward at right
angles to Darien street 100 feet "a inches to the
east side Of Ninth street, and place OF begin
ming.
- JOSEPH ME6ARY, Clerk o. O.
JOSEPH H. BENNETT, Trustee.
NJ. THOMAS IL SONS, Auct1oneers,
o 4 n nTaA IA
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The DR.. meets with such mbounded pecuniary
success with his loiy lectures, and has no schisms
in his congregation but ,oihicisns thathe buys
farm and spends his summer months among the
ducks and shanghais He feeds his body upon
the best of food and his mind upon the beauties
of Jersey landscape. The corn-husking season
finds him back in the city, but his fame has so
increased by means of little squibs, that somehow
a1iH get into the papers, that when he comes
back his church will not hold the crowds that on
Sunday night flock to hear him. The DIR. gets
off some new witty sentences and country
phrases.
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His first appearance on any stage, or in any
big city-$20O0 changes the rustic grub into
the above theological butterfly" He turns
lecturer as well as minister, and tells the follow
ing anecdote:-"Once upon a time an old brown
horse of thirty years was turned out on the
common, with card tied round his neck, Oats
wantedr" This incident so deeply affected the
DR.. that he determined SO to preach as to avoid
any label like that around his neck, even to
saying some funny things in the pulpit if neces
sary to make things go"
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CUPD's MIsHAP.
Dan Cupid, they say,
On towering spray
Of acacia was swinging himself one day;
When Beauty passed by,
Who, espiegle and sly,
Determined his godships good-humor to try.
So "Ha! hal" laughed she,
'What - that | see
That is hanging up t,.h.ere in that thorny tree?
at is Love, / declare!
And, oh pastime rare
Ill quickly tumble him down from there :"
Cupid heard and smiled:
For, though young and Wild
He's match for most. is that crafty child
And he cried, "Ho! no!
Do you tell me so?
At that game the losers not |, | trow.'
But ere ever he knew
What she had in view,
She slipped off her watch-guard and round him
threw
Its meshcs of gold;
And in many fold
Caught the struggling god, as have been told.
So behold him now,
As with suIen brow
He is fain to go where she leads him. How,
How changed from the time
When. through every cline,
He followed her free from eve to prime!
But now, as YOU see,
uen not stir till she
With gold has o'ercome his cupidty.
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Tie goes! The same thing that "made the
mare go" makes him so. steamship trip to the
continent in prospect when he tires of land A
life insurance policy that will allow its insured
to travel" The DR.. still 'funny," and his cou-
gregation still pleased When last heard from
the Dr. was still "bulling" the preaching and
lecturing market, and many think he is ac-
quainted with both the sequel and the value of
Making things 60"
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O. REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS & SONS
bV Sale.-On Tuesday April l3, 1853, at II
noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Phtla-
delphia Exchange, the following described pro-
perty, VIII
No. l.-Lot, southwest corner of Nineteenth
and Columbia avenue. All that lot OF ground,
situate on the southwest corner OF Columbia
avenue and Nineteeth street, TWenLetn Woru,
containing in front on Columbia avenue Us feet,
and extending ia depth along Nineteenth
privilege thereof. Subject to yearly ground
rent of Sl9S.
No. 2-Building Lot, Frankford road. south
west of Cumberland street. All that lot OF
ford road, Nineteenth ward, 2S feet ga inches
southWesterly from the southWesterly line OF
Cumberland street; containing IN fronJ on
FrankfOrd road 10 feet, ana extending IN depbn
on the northeasterly line thereof 32 feet
inches. more or less, to an angle ana on tne
southwesteTly line thereof 35 feet 3M Inches,
more or less To an angle; thence stlii further
northwesterly, at right angles with holman
Date Parker) street, on the northeasterly line
thereof 81 feet 5 inches more or less, 70 hol'
thereof 80 feet 3ls inches, more or less. to Hoi-
man stveet, on which said ot contains " 'front.'
age of l9 feets Clear of all incumbrance.
No. 3.-Two story brick Cottage, NO. Iva
North Twelfth street. above Solnmols aVtenus, tn
win brick dwelling in the rear on FaWn
street. All that lot of ground, with the build
ings and im provements thereon erected, situate
on the west side of Twelfth street, No. l7l4, AT
the distance OF l2S feet northward from the
north side of Columbia avenue, Twentieth
ward city Of Philadelphis; containing IN front
ON Twelfth street l6 feet and extending IN
depth westward of that width bstween lines
parallel with Columbia avenue ll6 feet 10 tawa
street. Subject to yearly ground rent OF soO'
payable January and Jnly.
NJ THOMAS q SONS, Auotioneers,
3H43lO Nos. l89 and l4l Sonth Fourth 81.
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Ms PUBLIC SALE THOMAS & SONS,
Il Apctioneers. - Handsome modern resi-
dence, with stable and carrie ge house, north
west corner of Green and Johnson streets,
Twenty-seeond wand, Germantown, 100 feet
front, 200 feet deep. On Tuesday, April ID, 1859.
at II o'clock, noon, will be sold al public sale,
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that hand-
some modern two story cottage built polluted
stone messuage and lot of ground, situate at
the northwest corner OF Green anu Johnson
streets, TwenJy-second ward; the lot contain
ing in front on Johnson street 100 feet, and on
Green street 200 feet. The house Is handsomely
finished has parlor library, dining-room, hall,
and two kitchens on first floor; four foe
chambers, pantry, clothes press. bath room, and
water-closet on second floor; attic and loft
above; has gas, hot and cold water, furnaces
cooking ranges; piazza fronting on beautiful
lawn. which is planted with choice trees. Also,
a frame stable and carriage house, green house,
planted with Hamburg grape vines, vegetable
garden, excellent water, shade trees, etc. See
photog ra ph at the auction rooms. Terms $4,000
cash. Immediate Q possession. VIII be shown
by the owner and occupant Mr.. Eugene Lin.
DaId. Parties wishing to examine IL, arriving
at the depot Will go north to Rittenhouse
street, then west 10 Green street, then north to
Johnson street. .
3lS43l0 Nos l30 and lil S FOURTH st.
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CLERICAL CHANGES.
FIRST CUT

Represents DR.. Tall Mudgeon at >hs "irst
charge on the borders of Silver Trout Lake A
beautiful place; village population thirty-two
souls. A neat frame church, salary S700-three
hundred of it payable in vegetables. The vege-
table diet does not weaken his theology, so he
resolves to leave this charge of dead beats" at
the first opportunity. He has his mind bent or,
making things go" even at this carly and COM
paratively innocent date.
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His appearance in saltville. $1,000 salary
appears with him. He now grows rapidly in
eorporeal and theological dimensions and dignity
The village papers applaud his first lecture, of
which he carefully reads the proof himself
before it is printed The thing is success.
lie receives another 'cs!l'-loudcr than before.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

a. PUBLIC sALE-THOMAs d SONS,
kiQ Auci iOneers. small country place, lO acres,
LUzerne cuunty Pennsy lvsnla nile from LIE
high flver ard StUddartsviIle On Tuesday,
April l3 1869 at IL O'Clock noon, VIII DC solu AZ
that lot OF land wit h Inc impro vemenls tnerson
erected, sii uate In the township OF Buck, bu'
seips count S Psnnsylvs1,s; bounded on Line me
Oh The north by land of Lewis Stull, on the
west by lanos of John slmonson. ON the south
by laL dk unknowb; containing 10 acres of land,
more or Less. The imp ovemenis consist Uf q
two story frame house, rooms porcn 10 front,
wood.sh,d, wash-house, stable, well Of good
Nj. THOMAS SONS, Auc,loneers,
l9s ~ Nos. 1879 and l4l 3. FOURTH street.
EM TRUSTEES sALE-THoMAs & SONS.
H.l uC tiont ers = Modern three story brick
residence, No t56 North Sixteenth street. oelow
Green street. On Tuesday, April 49, 1853, at IL
O'clock noon, will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern three
story bIlck messusge. with three story back
buildings and lot 81 ground situate on the west
side Of Sixteenth street, 100 feet 5 inches south
OF Green street, No. 65b; the lot containing In
front on sixteen sire ct IS feet. and extending
in depIh So feet 10 inches to a 3-feet wide alley
lead II into Bran dywin stree with the free use
and privilege oi SAID alley The house has the
gas, bath, hot and cold water, cooking range,
furnace, etc. Subject TO a yearly ground rent
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
43s2t Nos. l39 and l4l S. FOURTH Street.
a PUBLIC sALE-THoMAs & Sons.
EI Auotioneers Business stand. Three-story
stone Store END Dwelling. No. 1872 Main street.
south OF wisIar street, Germantown, Twenty.
second ward.
on Tue sday, April 10. 1869, at IL O'Clock, noon.
Will be sold al public sale, at the Pntladelphia
Exchange, all that three story stone messuage
aud lot of ground, situate on the southwest side
OF Main street Germantown avenueJ. 295 feet
"A inch es south beast OF Mannheim street, Ger.
mantOwn, Twenty second ward. NO 1922; thence
extending south 40 degrees, Ill min. west 2l7
feet; thence south 48 degrees, SO miu., east ~
feet iDcses; thence north Al degrees So min,
esst 2l7 feet II inch to the Main street, thence
along ihe same ~ feet to the place OF beg Inning
Clear of all tpcumbrance.
M. THOMAS d SONS, Auotioneers
3T13l0 Nos. 13e and l4l 8. FOURTH Street.
a REAL ESTATE-THOMAS & SONS
III Sale.-rhree story brick dwelling No 1905
Bar er street, Ninth ward. On TUESDAY, A April
13 1862 at II o'clock, noon, will be sold at pub
lie sale, at The Philadelphia Exchange, all
that three story brick dwelling house aud lot
Of ground. south side of Barker street, No. l706
)west Of Seventeenth street, between Chestnut
and Market streets), Ninth ward; containing In
front on Barker street 18 feet, and in depth rs
feet to a feet wide alley, Yhictrcom mmunicat es
with another 3-feet wide ahey leading into st.
Joseph str eet with the privilege of said alleys.
Subject to yearly ground rent of $50. Posses.
sion February %, 1870.
M. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers
2T43l0 Nos. l39 and 14l g. FOURTH rect.
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THE HAIR OF THE PERIoD.-A story is told OF
a young artist who was greatly attracted by the
beauty of lady who sat at window in the
mouse opposite his studio lie sent glanccs of
admiration up to her window whenever he
passed into or out of his room. AT length, one
day, seeing her in the street his artistic tastes
ran away with his good judgment, and reaching
her, painting with the haste he had made, gasped
out, "Oh, miss, your lovely blonde hair. am
dying to paint t." The lady with a quick
movement put her hand to her head, and then
holding it out with her hair at arms length, eX-
claimed. Take it there it is Send it back
when you have done with it, and stop staring at
NV window. My husband is dreadfIllly jealous,
and will thrash you for your impudence." The
crestfallen artist has not been on chase for
'loyely blonde hair since.
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an REAL ESrATE-THOMAS Il sons
ELN Sale.-Frame Buildings and lot OF ground
Twenty NTH street, south OF Spruce street.
Seventh ward. On Tuesday, Aprlll3, 1889, at 10
Philadelphia Exchange, all That lot Of ground
with the buildings and improvements thereon
ere cleu siiuate on the east side of Twenty hfLh
street formerly willow sireeD. at the distance
OF 247 feet southwark from The south side OF
Spruce street; containing in front on Twenty
fiIh street 80 feet, and in depth So feet inches
10 a feet alley. Terms cash.
NJ. THOMAS & sOSS. Auetioneers,
43s2t Nos. l39 and l4l y. FOURTH Street,
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T,pBLIO sALE.-THOMAs & SONS, Aue-
tiOneers.-LRIge ana valuable Lot, Tulip
street, southwesterly of'Lehigh avenue, four
fonts Nineteenth ward. On Tuesday Aprii
IL IsG0 at IL O'Clock nocn. will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that lot
of ground, situate on the southeasterly side of
westerly of Lehigh avenue, Nineteenth ward
Containing in front on Tulip street l08 feet x
ipchos and extending in depth of that width
sout heastwsrdly l05 feet 10 Inches. Bounded
north beastwardly by Jackson street. south
easlwardly by ~ feet street, sonthwesterly by
'''s' M. THOMAS n SONS, Auotioneers,
48s2t Nos, l8S ana al =. FOURTH st,
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the heavy work Of the congregation, such as
visiting the SICK etc. The Dr. hopes that he
will see it his duty TO accept, and replies that
"he will ever pray etc.
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TILE NE PLUS ULTRA or ECONOMY.

The following cduSeyie is reported to have
taken place during the recent ball at the Hotel
de Vile, in Paris, between two ladies who had
been at school together but had not met for
many years
"Are you happy;
II have good husband
"How much does he allow you for your
toilette ?"
'Ten thousand francs (T2000).
ut isn't much; but when one is economical
"And you, my DEAR
"Ah! have a miser for a husband. There he
is, with his bunchy red whiskcrs, looking at me
with one eye closed
why does he not look at you with both 2"
''My dear, he is too much of miser."
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a Scotch minister in Il strange parish, wishing
to know what his people thought of his preach
ing, questioned the beadle "What do they say
of Mr.. - (his predecessor.)
"Oh," said the bcodle, they say he's not
sound"
Minister. What do they say Of the new
minister
Beadle ,Oh. they say he's all sound :"
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Papa said boy what is punctuation z"
1T is the art OF putting stops, my child
Then | wish you'd go down into the cellar
and pmctuate the cider-barTel, as the cider is
running all over the floor"
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Envy is littleness of soul which cannot see
beyond certain point, and il it does not occupy
the whole space feels itself excluded.
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The minister who boosted of preaching with
out notes didn't wish to be understood to refer ia
nat,Bu ual.a
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wag proposes to publish a newspaper, to be
called the comet, with AN original tale every
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THE RIGHT PAPER

THE RIGHT PAPER.
The paper for ignorance-Foors cap.
The paper for reformers-Brown.
The paper for spintualists- Wrapping.
The paper for criminals-Git edge.
The paper for cigar-smokers-Tis
The paper for me--Bank notes.
The paper no person should be without-H0y-
D.l's JluzD1.
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The BEST CRow-NoMETER FOR EARLY
RIsERs- Chanticleer.
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- PUBLIC SALE - THOMAS a. SONS,
SIS AuctiO eers.-Snall truck farm OF SIa acres
Bskersville, between Absecom ana sohmeIs
day April 20th, 1862 at IL O'clock, noon, VIII oe
sold at public sale. at the philadelphia bX'
more or less. situate at Bakersviile, between
Absecom and Sommers' point. Atlantic county,
New Jersey, two story frame house, frame Darn
and stable, with accommodations for Two
horses and three COWS milk house, pump OF
excellent water etc. Immediate possession.
Terms-S4O0 may remain on MOI tgage.
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS Auctioneers:
3274lQl7 Nos I39 and l4l B. FOURTH St'
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Everybody complains OF his gas bill, and yet i
is a light expense.
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uv OuJR SERIES EDITOR.
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JOSEPH MEGARY, Clerk o. c.
JOSEPH M. BENNETT, Trustee.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
3 3H 1927 Nos. l39 and l4lS. FOURTH Street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-31

TRcal Estate Agents and Auchoneers.l
r51KUSTEE'S 81 ALE OF A VALuABi.a
4 HOUSE AND LOT ON THE EAST HSSA
SIDE OF WATER ST, BETWEEN EaE
DUKE AND WOLFE.-By virtue of doel
tho 10th day of October 1867, and of rccor :
amongst the and records of Alexandria coua
ty, the undersigned, Trustee, will sell, by pub
lie auction, in front of the Mayors office. in tho
city of Alexandria, on SATURDAY, the BIS,
OF August, 1869, at I'm, the LOT OFGROUND
on the cast side of Water, between Duke
and Wolfe streets, fronting on Water st. TWEEN
ty-fve feet, and one hundred feet in depth, i'm
proved by q neat and commodious FRAN 4
DWELLING, containing ten rooms lately tho
residence OF James T. Crump.
TERMS-Onc-tfth of the purchase-money t.
be paid in cash the residue in three equal in
stalments at i, II end IL months respectively.
with interest from tho day of sale; the deferred
payments TO be secured by the notes of tho pur-
chaser and satisfactorily endorsed, and deed OF
trust upon the promises; the purchaser TO in
sure the buildings and assign the policy to the
Trustee. Stamp, and cOnyeyances at the cost
of the purchaser Il. ENGLISH,
jy20-ts Trustee
G,-The above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, August 18th. aug BIS
GS-The above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, the - day Of October next,
when il will take place at the same hour and
plscc aug 2S-ts