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Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, Aug. 19.-Despatches from Te-
heran state that band of conspirators, from
Constantinople, have been arrested charged
with conspiring to assassinate the Shah of
Persia. 1t is said that many eminent persons
are implicated in the conspiracy. The Per-
sian troops have captured Garietsela, and
defeated the Turcomans in pitched battle.
PARIS, Aug 19.-Senators Ramsey and
Fenton have arrived here.
PARIS. Aug 19.-The Pdtrie to-day asserts
that parties of Carlists on Spanish soil are in
creasing, and that in some cases they have
met with successes. 1t Is claimed that they
have captured nine officers and forty privates
of the Spanish army.
The Paty5e hints that within a month
great military movement, of which it gives no
Particulars, will happen in Spain; after which
Don Carlos will publish a manifesto
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Furtherintelligen
from Cuba was received here this morning.
The dates are no later than the 9th inst, but
thew contain some interesting news. force
semi ont by General Quesada attacked Span
ieb force moving from Remedies to join
General Tesca at Nuevitas. 1t was the entire
force occupying that place. After an engage
ment of an hour, the Spaniards fell back and
a+tomnted 70 secure their retreat to Nuevitas.
CoIonel Nevaro. commanding the Cubans, had
Toode nreparations for this, and the troops
fndinG their retreat cut off, again formed,
ond after a short engagement were deleateu'
rTbe entire force was captured. Inc CuDah
Ioes.is reported at eighteen killed ana thlrty-
two wounded, while the loss OF the SpanlardS
noe twenty-seven killed, ffty-two wounded
and one hundred and eighty-two prisoners
This is regarded as an important triumph
General Jordan sent out q torce W recon-
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Correspondence of she Philpdelphia EXCHANGE
LEwEs, Del, August l9-Barque Frederick Louise from
London, and brig Louisa Maria from the West Indies
have passed in for Philadehhia Schrs w Messick from
Newbern, N c. for New York Trenton from Broad Greek
for Taunton and Mason from Washington, NJ O., for New
York. are at the Breakwater; also fullrgged brig
unknown. The fleet before reported have all left
LABAN L.. LYONS,
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GETTYSBURG.
The Coming Reunion and the 0nceTs who
will Participate.


will Participate.
GETTYSBURG, Aug. 19.-The following officers
have accepted invitations and will be present ut
the reunion on the 23d Instant
MaiOr-General GeorgeG q. Meade, commanding.
Maior-Generol Daniel Butterfed chief of
staff.
Maior-General Joseph Dickerson, of staff.
Maior-General RufEs G. ingalls,, of staff.
Major-General j. G. Biddle of staff
FIRST CORPS.
Maior-General John Newton commanding.
Maior-General Thomas \. Rowley, command
ing Sd Division.
Major-General Solomon Meredith, command
ING Iron Brigade.
General H. w. Richardson, a. ~. =. 10 Gcn-
eral Meredith.
General f.. L. Dana, commanding brigade.
Colonel James X. Porter, l35th Pennsylvania.
Colonel IL. S. Huidekoper, l5Oth Pennsylvania.
Colonel Richard Coulter, llth Pennsylvania
Brigadier-General James Glenn, 10th Qst
ReserYes) Pennsylvania.
Colonel D. S. Mathews, 1O7th Pennsylvania.
Maior-General John c. Robinson, commanding
Sd Division.
SECOND CORPS.
Maior-G General w. s. Hancock, commanding
Maior-General Harrow, commanding brigade.
Major- General Alexander 5. Webb, command
ing brigade
General Henry H. Bingham, A. D. c. to Gen
era Hancock.
General John c. Hazard commanding artil-
lery.
Colonel James NJ. Lnnard, A. A. g., 1st Bri-
gade, Sd Division.
General S. S. Carroll commanding 1st Brigade,
Sd Division.
THIRD CORPS.
Major General Charles X. Graham, command
ing brigade.
Major-Genera \. A. Humphreys, command
inc division.
Major-General O. Hobart Ward, commanding
division.
Moior-Genera Joseph B. Carr, commanding
brigade.
General II. Edwin Tremaine, A. D. G. to
General Sickles.
Major Willard Bullard, \, D. C. to General
Graham.
Major r. Dale Benson, A. D. G. to General
Graham.
Biney.
Major John Corney, A. G. to General Ward.
FIFTH CORPS.
Maior-General S. w. Crawford, commanding
| PENNSYLVANIA Reserve Division.
| General w. McCandless, commanding brigade
| Pennsylvania Reserve Division.
| General Joseph w. Fisher, commanding Bri-
| gade Pennsylvania Reserve Division.
| General j. Bowman Sweetzen, commanding
brigade.
j manding 20th Maine.
General R. Bruce Ricketts,, commanding Re-
| serve Artillery.
Breyet Brigadier-General W. s. Tilton, COM
| manding brigade
| SIXTH CORPS,
General II. g. Wright, commanding division
General Alexander shaler, commanding lst
General Frederick Il, Collier, commanding
brigade
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RELOW.


Brig Frederick Louise, from Ivigtut, Greenland
Special DeSpacb to The Evening Tc1egraph.
HAVRE DE GRACE, August 2Q-The following boats left
here in tow this morning.
Daniel Kline, with lumber to WOovertOn IL Tinsmap.
Smith KurtZ, with lumber, for Brooklyn.
George Hopson, with lumber to Trump & Son.
Grapeshot, with lumber to j. NJ. Ellis Il Son.
Thomas Arnold, with slate, for New York.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship j; w. Everman, Hinckley Charleston, f. A.
Steamship Brunette, freeman New York. John F. Ohl
Steamer +; franklin Pierson, Baltimore A. Groves Jr
BaEqqs % Sch?myl Crosby Marsees wv Workman Co
Brig Hattie E. Wheeler, Bacon, Portland, Hammett,
sc6T Frank and Emily Coey, Boston, Quntard, Ward 4
schr Onward Bunker, Salem, E. 4. Soudor & Co.
sehr James Tilden, Davis, Ellsworth Me, j. f. Bailey
schr r J; TraftGn, Talpey Boston, Hammett Nel & Co.
SShr Aeen Mar S6kerson Boston 0
Schr Frank Palmer, Latham, Boston, do
Barge Reading RR No. 79, Edwards New York, DO
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer 4nRraGtf' M W ~ GFeen "A hours from New York.
Steamer $ f Phelps n Brown, hours from New York,
Brig VIM Welsh, strobrdge 6 days from Navassq. with
guano to D. r. Bailey Co Left brigs Romance for Bal
Layuayra arrived inst to load Tor PRiladepRao VIA
Sehr Samuel GILMAN Eely, days from Gardiner, with
sShr Mary AdSlRe ne Cain, days from Rappahannook,
SGht James ld9n D9ys days from New York, in
ballast scS Gri0dEc to u, n; bTT4bdey TbSgySs 90 from, s
grain to Jas L. Bewley 4 Co Do' "''n
pe With ran to S T. Be%og DAY from Smyrna
Schr Olivia Fox, day from Odessa, Del, with grain to
sGhT Mary and cProRO m Fowler, day from Loipsic
with grain to Jas L. Bewey Co. '''n" 0reeA Dell
Schr r. j. Mercer, King, from Boston
Schr W. Cloud, Freeman, from Boston
Schr T.. B. Graham, Smith, from Boston,
Schr ] l. MaIoy, Russell from Boston.
Schr Caroline Young, Young, from Boston
Schr Northern Light Ireland, from Boston.
Schr Josephine, Whitemore, from Dennis, Me.
& Sh NJ Kn9T9s GsamSP ra T9m Addison M Me-
Schr NJ. Sewall, Erisbee, from New Bedford.
Schr L. Robinson, Robinson from New Bedford.
Schr S G. Hotchkiss, HOtchkiss, from New York
Schr Pearl, Brown from ,Proyidepee.
Schr w. II. Dennis, Lake, from Fall River.
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Baltimore Congress, which awarded "the tools
to him that hath the ability and the skill to use
them and the land to him that hath the will and
the heart to cultivate it,
Referred to the Committee on Cherokee Lands.
Mr.. John Dunn, of Philadelphia, offered
long preamble and resolution with reference to
the Postal Telegraph system, which was re-
ferred.
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Nj MEMORANDA


Steamship Promeiheus, Gray, for Philadelphia sailed
from Charleston yesterday.
Steamship Aries Wiley, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Boston 18th inst.
Steamships Utility, Nickerson and Hunter, Harding
hence, at Providence 18th inst.
Steamer James S. Green, Vance, hence, at Richmond
Brigs Hattie b. Daggett, and Chmborazo, Coombs
hence for Boston, at Holmes Hole A. M. 18th inst.
Brig Haidee Mcdonald, hence at Kingston, ia, Goth
Brig Eliza Mcneil, Small from Cow Bay, at New York
Brig Ebbie Thaxter Parker, for Philadelphia, was
ready for sea at Newbury port 18th inst
Brig s. v Menick, Iippncott, at Havana 18th inst.
from Fernandna. o. -,
Schr j. j. spencer Smith' saled from Cardenas 10Th
Sbr hbbe Bursley hence, with COAL was totally lost
on Rock Island Monday morning last 10th inst Grew
30, G6en Me in 1894 and hailed from Boston.
Schr Iohn S Detwiler, Grace for Philadelphia was
-, 20 saii nj Newburyport 18th inst
ScSr Dido Johnson cleared at Baltimore 18th inst for
SeSr Al Lee Taylor for Philadelphia sailed from
NswbUl'R NsSwbb Revenue Eggleson, and West Dennis Lewis
% Svni9 Coz ~ Roson passed Hell Gate 18th inst. 9'
HSchr VIM b. Mann Rogers at Jacksonville 1lth inst
S SGbs Eyeyn Crowley for Philadelphia cleared at Calais
4sG INST Iowa. Green from Bangor for Philadelphia at
Portland lOTm ua w Berger, Thomas for PHILADELPHIA
iIad GSLI fron New Bedford 18th inst,
saieu W Eyerman, Outen, hence for Danyersport:
,ocni III, Thomas do for Boston; f. M Branscom
MARY in nii" and j. Kienze, Steeman, do for Boston
arses York do. for Portland Eva Belle do for Mar
SSiahead at Holmes Hole A. NJ l7th inst
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AUCTION SALES.

u1RUSTEE'S SALE OF FACQUlLE GU
LAND.
Under authority of II deed OF trust from "
IT. W, Talisferro and wife II tho uhtefS.Ghel,
now of record in the County C'a,S @incs G'
- allure = debt due John p Duany o! TWO
thousand six hundred ana eighty, eisni, oo.,aFa
feoG sel with all interest securing on the same.
shall, on the 18th OF MAY, ieo'; Hner' NJ
public sale, AZ Linden station. on me I -
toned and therein described AS CERTAIN
TRACT OF LAND, lying IN the coun'y - O..
Fquouier, and State OF Virginia, ADJOINING Ia"
lands of Mrs Sarah Gibson Eli Anderson, lhos'
:. Hall, Richard *. Littleton and o,ners; on ~,
,sini,g THREEHUNDRED and TE y AChE>,
b 10 tba snme more or less" This fra - 10"
occupied by Mr. George Marshal. ING m
movements are good, and ~ II hes lniincIi"teil
on the Manassas Gap Railroad, .hH hoout ~"
miles from Linden and Markham salons +
we'll deserving the notice OF persons ".I"'ns -
purchase land in Fauquier. l AIN Aut"ol 'I e.
bv the deed Of trust to sell for cash bNt vi
Dulany has authorized Inc 10 give ore TWO i1ic
three wears credit on the principal OF nj, W.
81, GsS-lhe purchaser paying IN cash NJ NJ '.to
interest due on the same from loo+, at'u III
nenses of executing this trust, the ceieTred pa! :
ments to bear interest from day OF SAFE ah" l"
Ic paid semi-annually. Stamps and expenses
oS ayacutiny deed to be ~ the expense oi Inc
purchaser Any sum over and above the debt
due Mr. Dulany and expenses, that the laiu
msv sell for must DO in Gas n, unless Time shaIi
he given by same agreement between the par
chaser and the heirs Of the latc E!l AEdtrioh
Bonds with approved security required Tor DC
ferred payments, and the title retained TIL par
Chase-moncy is paid.
JOHN i. CARTER, Trustee
Upperville, Fauquier co., feb 22-eo's
DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of II decree OF
/ the Circuit Court OF Prince William coUn-
~. pronounced on tho llth day of October
1856, in the suit Of Latshaw w. Miner, the un-
dersigned, who WAS appointed u Special Com
missioner for that purpose, will, on III rs
DAY. the llth day of May, 1879 tina. being
Court day, at tho front door of tn, Cour. House
OF said county, sell, n. pubic auction, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, adjoining each other 4;
one containing 705 acres. rood, 2es poles. and
has on it comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,
the others contains co acres, > roods, y poles.
These tracts of land are situated IN P:.i!
William county, on the telegraph .o.: from
Dumfres to FredericEs burg, about two mics
from the former place.
They are we'll timberei and wa.ered, and are
considered very good lands, and are within two
miles of navigable water.
TERMS-One-tourth of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash on the day ,ot sale, and the
residue in 3 equal instruments of six, twelve ana
eighteen months the deferred payments 10
bear interest from the day of sale, and to be Sc
cured by bonds, with approved personal secur-
ity the title to be retained and the land sub.
iect to es.le, under order of the Court, and
ten per cent of the purchase money forfeited
in case the terms are not complied with
EPPA HUTTON Com,n'r.
D.;pco William On an lO-oNts
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Auction SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF A CHOICE FARM
L IN STAFFORD COU MY, NlEG MA.
viii be sold at Stafford Court House, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th day Of May E"X:, that be:
ing Stafford Court day, cholce FARM "
TWO HUNDRED ACRES. located on the
main road leading from Fredericksburg to AL
axandris. and distant from the former ~. miles,
ard the latter IS miles by land 81 miles by Wa.
ter. The farm is mile from the county seat, 3
miles from Brookes station on the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac K. X, and two
miles from the Coal Landing on Aqua creek
where there are good whsrves and daily com
municalions to AleXandria. Washington city
and GEORGETOWN. The improvements are new
FRAMED DWELLING. with 8 rooms, a.
besides halls and clio cts just finished; sta III
ble. Barn and Corn House. The house is taste
fully constructed and handsomely located, and
is in one of the healthiest sections OF Virginia;
There are about 10 sores OF the farm cleared
and cultivated the remainder is in wood and
timber. The land is well adapted - the growth
of wheat, corn clover and timothy, and pecu-
liarly adapted to fruits OF all kinds. Taken q!
together this is che OF the most desirable small
farms in Virginia. There Is also plenty OF tne
pure water.
for sale. after the land is sold, 2 good young
sound work Horses Wagon AMI Harness, /
Sulkey and Harness, q lot of Ploughs and Har;;
rows. crop of Corn ard FODDER, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &C.. also, the growing crops
of Wheat and Winter Oats, both of which are
very tine.
idue in and = years, with interest, &C Inc
other property cash.
Persons wishing TO see the land before the
day of sale, can call upon tho owner, Key II.
+. Johnson on the premises. or on US, AZ red
ericksburg. RUGGLES 81 TALlAFERRO,
Aucts. s. Real Est Brokers, Fredb e., Va
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGINIA At Rules held il H. Ce..
Y office of the Circuit Court Of AleIs,t.
county, on the 9Th day Of April. 1863. Joa.
Green, Administrator Dc bonii non O.: JOIN
Carson, decd, plaintiff, VI. Wil.isa. r. -.
defendant: In chsncery.
The object of this SUIT Is 10 attach tras.
land, containing ten acres, situated IT, 4 exs-
dria county. Va, conveyed bv deed. ts.ai
February l1,le59,by Bushrod w. Hunter A.
wife, to the defendant, Elicit which deed p.
corded in Lber y. No 3 page 10 Of tho \ IT,.
andris county land records. and 10 subiect
same 10 the payment of . certain bond for
with interest on s25, part ibcreo:, from A .
gust l., 1861 and on So another par; there
from Augu:t l., 1862; and on S45, anotae
part thereof, from August l., 1853 snd on 81 a, .
other part thereof, from August Il, 1864; =.
on Slj, the residue thereof, rom August J.
1865, till paid. and the cost Of thi; prCceeiins
The defendant, William Elle.. 10. tay.,,
entered his appearance and given security \ D..
coring 10 the act OF Assembly and the rles ..
this Court, and it appearing by AFFIDAVIT: th4. b.
is not resident of this State, it il order 4 . 3.
The said defendant appear here within c,a
month after the publication of thl: order,
do what is necessary 70 protect his in.e-e,.
this suit and that 81 copy OF this order be fyr:c.
with inserted in the Alexandria Gazette, . rep..
paper published in the city of AleXandria,ol
week for tour successive weeks, and posted y.
the front door of the Court House Of ills CO.
~. q copy, tcste: ). TACEI. ClerA
:: J.. Beach, L. y ap IL -lsWiN
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THE GREAT LIGHT,
Ii 1 q u

TINHE GREAT LIGHT,
THE DAYLIGHT BURNER,
The most powerful and truly brilliant light
ever produced from Kerosene Oil burning q
pure white and brilliant flame, giving as much
light as three or four common burners, with
great economy of oil.
1t burns the 'Argand," or Tubular Flame
giving an equal light all around, and never
breaks chimney from heat.
There is no hickerlng or wavering; is per-
fectly safe and free from danger with any quail
ty Of oil. and burns freely till the last drop of
oil is consumed; a constant current of air
through the centre of the flame keeps the burn
or always cool it cannot explode; the wick
requires no trimming and will last for years
1t produces no smell, even when turned down
low it produces the same flame IS the German
Students Lamp; costs but trife and will
last for wears.
The Porcelain Shades are purc milk white,
imported give out soft delicious light; they
can be attached to any lamp. For sale 1t
VIM. COGAN'S,
an l9-eo6t No. Is North Royal ST.
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Ry Green IL Wise.
fReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.I
old BREWERY LOT FOR SALE

AID BIKE w En- LII fOil Dhl-I''
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Cour: for
the county of Alexandria, rendered at the Mag
term, 1850, in certsin suit therein pending, IN
which William II. Irwin was plaintiff and Su-
san S. Robordoau ard others defts., the under,
signed as Commis:io therein named VII!
offer for sale by public auction, in from; OF the
Mayors office in the city of Alexandria, on
SATURDAY, tho I'D of May next, ut twelve
O'clock IN LOT OF GROUND, situated on
the southeast intersection of Union and Wolfe
streets. fronting on Union street 20 feet, and on
We fc - feet, with the use of An alley ~ feet
wide. binding on the east line, il being part of
the lot On which the Brewery formerly stood.
TEKMS-One-.cnth Of tbs purchase money
in cash the residue in three equal instaImenis
ut six, twelve and eighteen months from the
day Of sale the deferred payments to bear IN
terest. and {, be occurred 10y the negotiable
notes Ct the purchaser, with approved endors
crs, and the t,ic = be retained until al the
payments are made and upon tho iailu c OF
the purchaser To c"'nry with tho terms OF sale,
the cash paymen. to b, forfeited and the prop
erty resold at the I,.k Of the purchaser. -
Stamps and coaveyanciuE st the cost oi the
purchaser w. ANlHU - la LIE
Am Affects Comm r. Of Sale
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BOOTS a. SHOES.
NENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND she

JOHN BURKE: at No 10l King street, OPP
posite the Marshall House, informs the public
that he now keeps on hand full stock of ms
SHOES, the style, finish and durability OF
which will compare favorably with work made
anywhere in the country. His workmen ran
in the trade as first. class, and are employed
upon no other than frst class gentlemen's work
Persons buying from him need have TO fear
of having factory made goods palmed of n
them, ashe keeps nothing in his store but his
own make of gentlemen's boots and shoes.
Work made to order on the shortest notice.
and on the most reasonable terms, and ss'lsiac-
ton warranted in every instance.
TAINTED Two frst-class JOURNE l
MEN, to whom constant employment ., VII! DC
given ap CT
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by j. A. StOuicnburgh. AuctiOn'r.

NOMMISSIQNERS SALE.-By virtue .: a
u decree Of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county. Va. pronounced at the November
term 1868 Of said Court, in the suit Of VIM.
Wolf vs.. james Csrraher's admir-. ct ais, the
undersigned, Commissioners appoi nted by
said decree. will expose to sale at public a.c-
ton, in front of the Mayors Office, in the city
of Alexandria, Va, on SATURDAY, the SIN
of May. 1869, al II M. all that LOT OF fsr..A
GROUND, with tho IMPROVEM EN- 5 tsisa
thereon, situated at the Intersection T OF MIG
known as the "VIRGINIA HOUSE, Said
property fronts 1856 feet on King street and Z62
feet on Peyton street.
TEKNS-So much of the purchase money. in
cash as will be requisite to pay ; 600. with IN
terest from 9th April, 1865, and the costs OF
suit and expenses of sale the residue in three
equal payments Mt G. IL and Is months from
the day OF sale, with interest the deferred pay
mepts to be secured by the bonds of the pur-
chaser, with spproyol security and q retention
of the title to the property until the same be
paid. IA. O.. Ola UGHION'
ALBERT STUART.
sp 1-eo!s Comm r.. OF Sa le.
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sp 1--eo.s

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VALu.
u ABLE FARM, WITH WATER POWER
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.NA. AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-By virtue of decree OF the Cir
cult Court for the county of Fairfax, Va, rcn
dered at the November term. 1868, in the case
of Samuel Gilling CHAM VS.. Robert ). Ashby and
others, The undersigned, as Commissioner there
in named, will offer for sale, at public auction,
in front of the Court House of Fairfax CO, Va,
on MONDAY, the eth day of June, leG9, that
being Court day, at II o'clock M, TRACT
OF LAND, in said county, lying on AccotlnK
Run, in said county, about eight miles from
Alexandria, containing 20l3 acres, Of which the
late Samuel dillingham; died seized: This land ar
is we'll adapted to all the productions OF this:
latitude, and has upon it q large quantity 9i
wood and timber and valuable WAIhK
POWER. There are two comfortable DIV Eli
LING HOUSES, with out houses, &c, on the
premises.
TERMS-Ten per cent o! the purchase mon
ey to be paid in cash, and the residue in equal
instalments at six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale; the deferred payments 30
be secured by the bonds of the purchaser, bear
ing interest, with good security; and the title
to be retained until the payment Of the pur-
chase money in full. Stamps and conveyances
at the expense Of tho purchaser.
CHARLES +. STUART,
ap 24-eots CCmm'r
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Nv J. 4. Sloutenburgh. Auctioncer.

THRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed OF
l. trust, from George Weismuller, to the sub
scrber, tor the benefit oil Michael German
dated on the llth of August, 1868, and OF re
cord in Libcr W, No. folio, l-f Alexandra
County Land Records l will offer for sale,
bv public auction. in front OF tho Mayor :
office, in the city of Alexandria, Va, on SAT
URDAY the sth day of May, ls69. ut II a
M, TEN EN- Nj and Lot ofGkOUND, Hi
situated on the East s:ds of Cameron street III
the said city of Aexandris, and in from, on
Commerce street, co feet inche', the. s"Lne
being the properly ow owned and occupied by
Frederick Smith. Said property is well Is
tablisned butchers stand, and Is in every re
snpct adaptod for that purpose. Terms de-
cared at sale. LOUIS APIlCH.
an ol-pOts Trustee.
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By. A. stoutcnburgh, Auction'r.


COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue ola
" decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county, Va, pronounced at the Angus. term,
1865, Of said Court, IN the suit Of Samuel d eae-
bower VS. r. Plummer and wife and others,
the undersigned, Commissioner, appoin ted by
said decree, will expose TO sale. az public auc-
ton. il font the Mayors Office, in TIE city
of Alexandria. Va, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day OF Nay, 1863, vi II m, 3 TX MEME En- / -.
and LOT OF GROUND in and near the 81
centre OF the square III Alexsndria, Virginia.
and bounded by King Columbus, Prince and
Alfre streets in from, II 30 tee. .nd IN depth
d 80 feet.
TERMS-Onc-ten:h of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in three
equal payments, at G, Il and Is months from
the day Of SALE with interest; the deferred pay
ment3, to be secu ell by the bonds OF the pur-
chaser, with approved security, and q retention
of the title t. the property until the same ere
paid. ALBERT STUARr.
ap cots Comm of Sale.
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THOMAS SINCLAIR.

THOMAS SINCLAIR
CARPENTEK AND JOINER,
NO. Is, SOUTH WATER STREET,
Near the Bank of the Old Dominion.)
Is prepared to execute, with dispatch and ON
the most reasonable terms, all work in his line,
and satisfaction warranted.
Ho solicits work from the adjacent county, as
he is prepared to contract for building, or TO do
any kind of repairing. 10 lS-tt