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New-York tribune., 1869-01-13
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OJrcK METROPOLITAN Board O HxlLrHl
NO 90l AsfI 81. kEf. iohk, Jan s. 1854 :
AT A MEETING of the METROPOLITAN
IN BOARD OF HEALTH held Ohee sh DAY Isnusry
va
Resolved That all heretofore passed permitting
ofcaue
south Fortieths
peaed and that hereafter
pEs GSns thFough
Slaughter cattle sheep swine of calves south o. said
sse; and that tbs resolution be daily published ordnance
H. 81 GEORGE H. LINCOLN, President
kHHoss CLARg seefstary.
\ DLYMOUTH CHURCH REV. H w. Beecher's)
Pant Of 40 eligible PEW 10 LIT. Apply Inquire A.
-, w, Fourth k4iiousl BaIE
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TUR TRIRryP New.York

"'T'HE OPERA BOUFFEn-Comprising the
Vocal and Piano gems of Ogenbabs "Gene1eye" Barbe
Bieus Grands Duhesseh Belle Helene" 6 neatly bound
AID elegant The wo has met With Unprecedented and
gon h ready Price boards 81 50; cloth
Yt 81 DfsON Co. Pubste No III Broadway. For sale BY
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6tutbtrs.
9anting 8tuhimits.
Snusital Snstrumnris.

SlusltI SnsiInmeNs.
A RION O-F0RTE.-Patented highest
IN premium awarded all the renowned Worlds Bape"~os
Psnos Send descriptive pamphlet pnCe Nj; he h.nahsioT
and wArerOOms. Nos lS7 and lss BoNsU AAhhhk q Co
A BEAUTIFUL PIANO FOR SALE LOW
N At the WareoOms the ESTEY ORGANS No 47 Broomest
A SPLENDID, Elaborate. Carved Rosewood,
N Overstrung II four round PIANO got up eI
folly warranted nearly for r~1 original Prlee,
eOO at No 425 West Twenty gs between Nnh and lenihates
BARGAINS TO CASH CUSTOMERS.-J. &.
I'D BARYESS PIANoFORrE WARRRO0MS. No l3l Eghihsti
Broadway aud Forave Large stock o. NEW fANOs
all Pianos TO rent sold on nssmen
The most persons wishing purchase brat class
instrument Secondhand pianos Of various mAkena
DIANOS, MELODE0NS, and ORGANS, of six
fsss msfe greatly reduced pnees for cash, during Tie
HodAvs WAITRESS No. 4S Broadway fy New aud hteond-
Hand instruments and applied u purchased
monthly received for the InItumenu Tuned ana Ne
paired Cash paid foi Secondhand Instruments
THE "CHAMBERSp PIANO-F0RTE
Il il proncupsed by all competent judges
TIE BEST PIANO MADE
Eghth.st cor. FOurh..ve CHAMBERS 4 SON.
IO0 PIANOS, ORGANS, and MELODEONS,
lOO bargains for cash; let and sold on nalnentl
J.. r. CUMMINGS No Cnionsquare
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Qtntistru.
gruftssiund gukas.

MEDICAL CARBIDE. G. w. LAW RENCE,
vi PRESIDENT pbycan Of Hot sprng Arkansas, VIII pIaeuos u
EswYork until March be professionally consulted A. NO
ts East Tus near Bosdv (oppote Irving House daily rom
10 m until m Cireusrs regarding Ho, Springs ArEanA' lar
nished TO applicants
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Gbant,s for Basin'ss Msu.

AN experienced, reliable business man, with
~ capt, desires good safe business
msnuaoturng preferred Address coufdenaly NJ NJ X Tribune
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TRAINS LEAVE NEWiORk.
FOR aud bridgeport D ttIl li; m RES Erl J.
tESD 1:t3 40, and % tkrl
fo Milford STAFFORD Fa6e Southport aud Wesipo 1850
for Horvak = D. Hrbs ll3O ll:l5, E11 ,, Il 3:tS,
4.23, tEI.) 3iJl, o. tkl.i ,. ~.
For Darisu 9. llJl NJ. 35. as $50 p n - - .
For Stanford l. O. tEl19. 1850 m. 2;l5 (EL 2l5 g. (kL)
3:l5. 4:25. ff.l I Is. $50. 6.iu, tk,.l P. -
For intermediate stations 1850 li5 J:tS,
t:i5. $3.50, baO 10 -. ....,,..
FOR Boston a Springfield, a HL Try 3 lELl D. m
Eur Boston via Shore Line. u Is. (HIl . D.
Tor Hartford Aau Spnuglci. (ENl ll;l5 3, (EL) SPIN
For Re Rslrcai tEIl A5 to Montreal
y. a.. a. Northampton o.. =.
for IIArtor Providence aud Fshk Railroad tEI H. 2:ls
For NewiIsyeu New Soulas Railroad at
For Cans, Railroad m. H;ls to Northampton and VII
lamshnrgh
For Ilousaoric Railroad. a m. aud
For Naugatuck Railroad. q a m.3 J, tkID t:25 y
For DAnbur aud Narwsk Railroad, :, "a ~, AiI3 p IN
tof New Canaan Raiosd. M. 2.lJ. 429 p n.
Comuoilous Sleeping Cars attached 10 y p M train .,.
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STEAMBOATS, anb 9aiIruaas.

DOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
RIVER
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Situations Mant,S- -Italts.


A FIRST-RATE COPYlST desires employ
IA Address R. G.. No l7l Thrd-aye.
A PLACE WANTED by "A young man as
"A C0AcHMAN Or GARDENERS can mix and siling to do ay
kiad Of w0T Methodist by reDgo The best % differences be
had on employer wen known IN the City Address c. H.
Tribune Ohee.
| AN desirOus of obtaining n SITUATION in
respectable H0use Of hnng bung place for RaB
Business Good and parties
dress for Interview AMORi Boz No. 3l5 Tartown, w.
week
SITUATION WANTED-By Il young man as
- BARKbBPBR, PORTER, WArCHMAE COLLECTOR; has
good ceues. and willing to sOrl Salary object Address
y. Trhune Office TO- one week.
TNME-K KEEPER or COLLECTORS SITUA-
TlON WANTED by respectable who has good reference
and wiling bimse useful is tober steady Add for
Eve dave r. b., Tribune 0fce
WANTED-By young man, a SITUATION
w in either OF the following capacities Assistant
sell
with Advertiser r. o. Box No. rs Newbursh ~
tNANTED-A situation by young man as
w BARKEBPER. PORTER WATCiIMAN. or COLLECTOR,
has bad Ipeene aud city Address Nee
Twelhhst. Avenue A. for week, Of John Winters
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6ov1rtu,rsbip notxis.

NOTICE.-The Hardware business heretofore
~ e,ndur,ed bv WALSH COULTER Co, wll De eontnust
from tis date under Of WALSH COULTER wILSOs
Se4IorE, Jan. !. 1879.
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ydu Mani,a.

y,lv Mani,a
FARMER and WIFE WANTED-Who under
stand % business short distance In The country aud
shgo of ns farm Scotch English preferred Address Boz
NO R5N Esw.York Pos,.Once.
IO TAILORS.-Coat, Pants and Vest HANDS
- WANTED Medium AMI Sprbg and Sumner Cloth
ing tppy 70 BkNRY. MOORE q GRNUSG No III Csnslet.
WANTED-AGENTS for LOssngs New
hs'ory o me United states. large 8yo volume # 800
lges ond v illustrations tre hnel This only full h,te Of
~ Gill S,tsen,s \ \
WANTED-AM MAN and his WIFE 10 TAKE
w care ola COUNTRY PLACE in tbs village ot we,icbr,e
Westehtse Couu u Sprng for moderate
With references. 70 lAMRs r. BhITH. jr.. No stsest
WANTED-A tirst-class CHASER. Apply to
w r. STRICKLAND No. II MSidsn-lsne N Y
WANTED-A BOY in a law Office Address
w g. D. s.. Tribune oaBee.
q n A DAY FOR ALL.-STENCIL TOOL
" " SAMPLES free. Addrs. ~ FULLAnp spdors.ls VI
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lone ISLAND RAILROAD. James-slip.

III 4 =. m MaTTran Nrernpoft
1000 a. NJ Northpo, Huntington aud Glen Core
800 .. va Express Riyerhead
400 D. m Northport Huntington aud Gen Cove
$3.50 o. M Farmngdale aud Way stations
All trains connect epstead SUNDAY TRAIN at
/ D BARTON. Supernendent
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
IL ROAD-FOr Long Br.h Rod Bank Bhes'ourg aanehe'ser
TONS River. Gc -, -. . i. ,. =. .,.,l -
FROM III" NO w. "' W s. SyRDEN L Co.. Lesseea
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Situations IantsS. frmalts.


A GERMAN GIRL wants situation to do
IN GENERA HOUSEWORK. COOK. WASHER an lRONkR
Best Of references Apply No u Stsuon, near Bowey
A GERMAN GIRL wishes q Situation TO do
N GENERAL HOUSEw ORK COOK. Is willing and ohig1g
No. 1853 SecODd-SL, between A'enres and d.
[VANTED-By a respectable young woman,
coed situation TAKE CARE OF OFFICES. the beat Of
reference Call address s. No DOvet fraknsqnie
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OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
NEW YORK and BOSTON NEWPORT, FALL RIVER, TAUNTON,
EEW-BEDFORD, and CAPE COD TOWNS ana NANIUChbI'
Pare and Freight as low by any other line
One Of the Magnificent Steamboats, -. o.-u
~ NEWPORT or OLD COLONY.
Leaves Pier No. 2S R. Muayt, st m daily Sundays
excepted.
By , route passengers take train from Newport m ana
arrive 6ilO time to connect WIN al sone.n ana
Eastern taus unurbed breakfast ooa ad ke 5'iS
A m train aud arrive Boston at early business hours
% ~ $50 r. LTrTLBFIELD Agent
N.wyoRK Aueust 80 1863 No. az Broadway Eew-Yorf.
DOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRlNG-
L. FIELD AND THE NORTH Fare Sl. Steamers leave rseh
I.Ih cnnnec
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nor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT

Il THE CROMWELL LINE
Steamships ofth Line viii leave Pier No Noh River Oeoek
p ~. as f,iow,i ....
MARIPOSA....... Kemble. SATURDAY. January l6
GEO. CROMWELL. Nsil....... SATURDAY. January %
Freight LOUIS Mobile aud Galveston through
Freight Passs r,t and second class apply TO the Agents
II. Il (ROMMLIL 4 %. No b Me.t.st.
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IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co.
sailing regul,rlv EVERY THURSDAY, oclcek precisely
from pier No { North River
MORRO fA>TlE, tIpt Adams. .Janusft H.
A, Is.
EAGLE Capt NJ r. Greene, (va nassau January a.
For frs ,ht passage Apply to g. WHEELER IT, President
No. 5 BoslBs green.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-10
Rock. Knox Il Kerby,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.J
ENRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT ON THE EAST tn
SIDE OF WATER ST., BETWEEN Nm.
DUKE AND WOLFE.-By virtue of deed
of trust from James T. Crump and wife, dated
tho 10th day of October, 1867, and of record
amongst the land records Of Alexandria coun-
", the undersigned, Trustee. will sell, by pub
lie auction, in front of the Mayors office; in tho
city of Alexandria, on SATURDAY, the 2l;t
of Aug lst, 1869 at I'm. the LOT OFGROUND
on the east side of Water between Duke
and Wolfe streets, fronting on Water st. TWEEN
ty-fvc feet and one hundred feet in depth, i'm.
proved by neat and commodious FkA M
DWELLING, containing ten rooms, lately tho
residence Of James T. Crump.
TERMS-Onc.Hfth of tho purchase money to
be paid in cash the residue in three equal in
stalments at 6, ~ and l8 months respectively;
with interest from the day of sale; the deferred
payments to be secured by the notes OF the purcc
chaser and satisfactorily endorsed. and decd OF
trust ut on the premises; the purchaser to IN
sure tho buildings and assign tho policy to the
Trustee. Stamps and conveyances at the cost
nr tbn purchaser. l.. ENGLISH,
;gsn-ts Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-10

THE REGATTA. The following boats We're
catered for the race yesterday Witch Of the
Wave. - feet, Captain Burleigh Curlew, 25
feet Captain Mcfltt; Dolphin, navy yard
boat - fcet Captain Faire; Little Ella, ~
icet, Captain Tasky; Mary Emily, 80 feet,
,Alexanlria boat, Captain Davis; Robert f..
lee, II feet, Alexandria boat Captain La
cock, John ii. Sessford, % feet, Captain
Freidley; Fairy, Ii feet, Captain Miller; Nellie,
rs feet, Captain Cumberland; Neon he con,
h feet, Captain Moffatt; John I. Given, l.
teet, Captain Fauuce, The boats returned to
Washington at halt-paSt four o clock, ana the
Lutte Ella was declared the winner, but there
Is some difficulty in determining wheth the
Dolphin or Curlcw came in second The second
pr,z, was, however, awarded to the Dolphin.
The boats that caused the greatest admiration
we're the Curev aud Witch of the Wave, but
they we're too heavy for the light breeze, which
swept the Little Ella quite ahead. The Cur
.cw is the launch of the old ram StOnewail, aud
has been fitted ~ at an an expense OF $1,000.
The Little Ella, the winning boat, IS owned
hy Gen Mchlcr, and was built tor him for u
pleasure boat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-10
AUCTION SALES.
VHEARKINDALE ESTATE FOR SALE.


By virtue Of = decree of the Circuit Court Of
STAFFORD county. rendered 81 March term. 1881
in the suit Of A VI FiHauxh " Mary Ana
Warren and others, the undersigned, Commits
.ioners, appointed for that purpose, offer Tor
..l. the TRACT OF LAND known rs ARK
IHpAiE containing zoo acres. stu itei i'll
tslIori county, Va aud bounded by the TO
tamac river 1T lIo aid u half miles On one
Size. and rs Aqua creek for one mile ana a
TIA. % another side, gLd running down very
neal to the mouth OF Aqua creek nero i
large FISH cry on this estate, Which wa;
f:hed very successfully last year, and sc eTal
other fisheries could be established along the
shores OF the river ana creek. -
There arc several L EN- A T. HOUSES,
barns and other farm buildings on different
j. very superior; the land lies beautifully I'M
dulatng, and s admirably adapted to the use
Of improved implements over the whole tract
The condition of this land is good and it Is be-
ing now cultivated 10 n considerable extent
Ii Is known FAR and near "a FIRST class grazing
and grain land
There IS an album lance of timber md wood
land Tor building, ienciag and hrewooi pur-
poses, This tract is easy of access by steam
boat an! rpli. from Baltimore, Washingtln II,
Alexandria. Richmond, Norfolk and Fteler-
icksburg
Inc terms of sale. prescribed by said decree
are as follows, viz Ten per cent OF the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash; the residue in
y
the day o. sale the deferred payments 20 bear
| interest, and to be secured 6y the bonds OF the
purchaser, with good personal security, and
retention of title until all said payments are
made, and the land liable - be resold upon the
failure of the purchaser to complete his pur
chase or comply with tho forms CT sale
This property is offered for sale privately I'M
til FRIDAY, tho 10Th day Of September next
when, if not scld il viii be offered publicly for
sale. in front of tie Mayors Office, Alexandria,
Va, at II III either rs whole or in tracts TO
suit purchasers, a may be deemed advisable
on day of sale.
Plats. with full description of this estate,
can be had at the Office of WIN. Ii. BECK &
CO., Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers, 81
King street, Alexandria, Va.
Persons desiring to purchase can either apply
to John II. Suttle, esq, Stafford c. H., Va; to
Walker =. Conway, fredericksburg Va; TO
VIM. H. Beck & Co., Alexandria, Va; or to
Lawrence b. Taylor. Attorney At Law, Alex
andria, Va LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
JOHN III. SUBTLE,
WALKER Y. CON WAY,
Stafford co.. iy 2S-cots Comm rs. OF Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-10
nv Green A. Wise.

(Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue OF
u decree of the Circuit Court of the county
Of AIexandris Va, pronounced at its Noyem
Der term, 1866, in the suit Of Charles r Shaw
VS. James A. English, tho Undersigned Con-
missioner therein named, will sell, by public
auction on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF An
gu t, 1869, at 10 o'clock a. M, on the preinis e.
in the city of Alexandra, tho largo three fan
story BRICK BUILDING, now used by -EzG
the Adams Express Company, situated on Inc
east side of Fairfax street, between King and
Cameron streets. fronting % feet inches on
Fairfax and extending back with that width
l23 feet, more or less.
TERN -One fourth of the purchase-moneY
TO bo paid in cash, and tho residue in equal in
stalments at 6, u and ls months, with interest
from the day of sale The bonds OF the purchas,
or with security to be taken for the deferred
payments. ana the title to be retained until tho
entire purchase money is paid. -
GEO. VIM. RHF" IT,
~ i3--is Comm e.. Ul sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-10
Ky Green a. Wise,

TReal Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
SALE.
By virtue of q decree Of tho Circuit Court of
Alexandria county, Virginia, rendered ut Feb
ruary term, 1869, in the suit Of John d. De-
vaughn and wife. plaintiffs, VS. James IL. De-
vaughn ct al., defendants, in chancery, the un,
darsigned, Cjmmissionors therein named. WI.
offer for selo, by public auction, on SATU Il.
DAY, the Eth Of July, 1860. at II o'clock M,
in front of the Mayors Office in the city of
Alexandria, TENEMENT and LOT OF
GROUND in the city of Alexandria. BE. Iii
ginning ut n point on the east side of Hen
ry street 1876 fcot inches from Prince street,
and running along that line south % feet
81 inches; thence east 81 feet inches; thence
west 81 ieet inches to the beginning. Tho
building is n two story frame with rooms. tho
upper part rebuilt during the war.
Terms One third OF the purchase money 10
be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal
instalments at six and twelve months from the
day Of sale with interest. The purchaser to give
hi; bonds with good personal security for the
deferred payments and tho title to be retained
until the purchase money is fully paid.
Stamps ana cOnveyancing at the cost al the
purchaser. GEO. WIN BRENT.
:. FERGUSON BEACH.
10 dts Commissioners of sale.
M4s-Iho above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, the oath inst iy Its
NS-Tho above sale has been postponed until
AUGUST 2lst iy 24-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-10
By Green a. wise, Anctioneers.

by VIRTUE of decree Of Alezsn n,
d County Cour.. Virginia, rendered at ~
June term, 1869 in the suit of King We. Vernon
ct ais the undersigned Commissioner ihsie
on SATURDAY. the 18Th day of August. 1859.
at II o clock M. in front of the Mayors oIcs
in the city of AleYar dris, certain REAL Nj
TATE in the county of Alexandria. to wit
A LOT OF LAND, containing THREE ~
ACRES, sit ated at the tersection of the old
Georgetown road ami the Washington and Al
cxandria Turnpike
Also. smother LOT OF LAND. containing
about TEN AND ONE-HALF (l0D ACRES,
lying on the old road leading from said turn
pike to the Columbia Cotton Factory, and be-
ing very near to the above described three aero
lot This is valuable property, we'll located
and should sell well.
TERMS-Ono.fourth of the purchase. money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in 6, II and
Is months, with interest from day of sale; tho
bonds of the purchaser TO be given with good
security for the deferred payments, and the Il.
tie to be retained until the balance Of the pur'
chase money is paid. Stamps and conveyanc-
ing at the cost of the purchaser.
G. w. WATTLES,
iv.S-ts Comm'r. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-10

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Thc through
passengers. baggage and mail via the Orange
Alexandria and Manassas Railroad. this
morning, had to be conveyed through the
city from the steamboat wharf to the depot OF
the road in omnibuses, hacks and wagons, be-
cau,e the train could not reach the wharf in
.1uScaucuce of an obstruction of the track just
east of the tunnel, caused by the running over
of q cJw there by the freight train, and the
displacement and smashing of one OF the cars
The freight train was loaded and was being
backed down to tuion street about six o clock
this morning when the accident happened, and
the smashed ear could not be unloaded and re-
placed on its trucks in time to allow the pas
sage of the passenger train. The cow that was
run oves and that was killed at once, belonged
70 NIr. Florence Mccarthy The track is all
ught now.
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WArERMELoNs. -WatermelOns now sell ty
he cargo at from Sc to so per hundred.

POLICE REPoRT-MAYOR's OFFICE John
Berry, coored, for disordery cOnducf, and Tor
fighting and biting off the car OF Joseph Hum
phrieS, colored, in Petersburg, near the DO
Drop ln" was fined and discharged.
Joseph llumphricS, cOlOred, arrested tor
disorderly conduct, and for fighting John Berry,
colored, was fined and discharged.
Benjamin Boswell, for disordery conduct on
the streets yesterday evening was committed
to Jail for further examination.
Sarah CASTILLO, alias Big Eastern, for dls0r
DERBY conduct in llammerr!lnger' alley last
night, was arrested by Officers Webb ana Nor.
ris. and fned-and DISCHARGED.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Edward Meade, for
an assault upon the police officers while ia the
discharge Of their duties, was in default OF the
required bail, committed to jail for ms appear
ance al Court.
Thomas Turner, white, aud Nelson Brown
and Scpio Wilson, colored, committed 10 jail
last week, for completely in the late robbery
perpetrated at the residence OF MIR. Thomas
JaviuS. were examined and rccommttCd Tor
their appearance at the next term OF the Court.
Warren REPORT The long necessary re-
pairs to the watch house have, in accordance
with instructions from the Committee on Public
Property Of the City Council, been commenced
under the supervision OF Capt, Smith, Super
inteudent of the Watch, and that place OF TEN
porary confinement will now be divided into five
separate and secure compartments. Last night
was clear and cool A colored festival in pro
gress at a colored school on Wolfe street, near
Royal, known as Sloughby's, was broken up
about hall, past eleven o'clock, in consequence
of the disorderly behavior OF itS attendants. a
woman was arrested tor dsordcrly conduct IN
nammerdingcr ALLY. With these two eXceH
tions the city preserved Its usual quetncSS.
There were no dodgers 1T the watch house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-10
By Green a. Wise,

Real E.tate Agents ana Auctloneers
COMMISSIONE SALE.-Pursuant to n
u decree al the Circuit Court Of Alexandra
county. Va, rendered ut the May term, 1862
thereof. in the suits If Randolph and wife W.
Johnston and others, and McC2ii'erty and 9TH
ers vs.. Randolph and vito and others, the I'M
dersgned Commissioners appointed by the
said decree, will offer for sac, by public suc-
ton. on SATURDAY, the Tth day Of August,
1869, at II O'Clock m, III front OF the Mayors
office, in the city oi Alexandria. Va, the loI-
lowing descri6@i property; ,,..,. ,,r, e--a
No. IA TENEMEN + GnL LOT OF has
GROUND on the north side OF Prince ST.. .ssIsss.
60 feet cas-: ot Patricl. street IN 'r0rt 81 'rIcc
street - i.eL and in depth lu0 feet to ID feet
alley subject to ground rent o; S2i per an
mum. ,, 90, a.
No. "a TENEMENT and LOT OF I'm
GROUND ad joining No. l on the east in ,lasssEs-
front on Prince street Is feet 5 inches, and IN
depth 100 feet to 10 feet alley subject To p
ground rent of S2i per annun. a,.-,
No. IA TENEMENT and LOT or SsifssS
GROUND adjoining No. on The east, in 1llta
front on Prince street ~ feet and IN depth loh
feet to "a - fact alley; subject 10 ground rent
OF S2G.Ct- per annum.
TERMS-Ohe tenth OF tho purchase-mon
to be psid in cash and tho residue in three
equal payments 1T SIX, lively" and eighteen
months from the day of SALE with interest; the
deferred payments TO be secured By tho notes
of the purchaser with approved security, and
tho retention Of The title 10 the property uhtlI
tho purchase money is fully paid. Stamps an
conveyancing vt the cost of the purchaser.
GEORGE W. BRENT,
ID. l.. SMOOT,
ALBERT STU ART,
;o--,o.. Comni'rs. of Sale.
Ess- The above sale has been postponed unh
SATURDAY, tho nth instant, at the sa me
lime and place, aug t-eOIs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-10
AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue ..
- DEGREES of the Circuit Court of AlexsRdris
county, Va, pronounced at the August teri
lo?s, and May term, 1869. OF said Court II -
suit + Samuel Heheoowey ". 3. T. P,am--.sr
and wife and others. the undersigned, Commit
sioner, appointed by said DEGREES, will expc;s
or office, In the city of Alexandris, Va, on -
SATURDAY, the 7th dayof August, 1855. at ~
T. m, a TEN EN- FNT and LOT OF GROUND
il and near tho centre of the square, in AleYsn'
dria, Va, bounded by King, Columbus, Prince
ind Alfred streets, in front IA 2 10 feet and IL.
depth 45 10 feet and at the int section of two
alleys
TERMS One-ten.h of the purchsse-mouey
to be paid in cash, and the residue in three
equal payments at C, y and IS months from tha
day of sale, with interest the deferred pay
ments to be secured by the bonds of the pur
chaser, with approved security and retentioh
nsid ALBERT STUART.
~ Scots Commr of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-10

INJUNCTION Judge lIysanier Hill, on Sat
urday last, granted an injunction on behalf of
certain stockholders of the Fairfax and George
town Turnpike Company against the President
aud Directors OF the said company 10 re. rain
them from collecting instalments on the amount
q stock subscribed The bill, W. understand,
alleges, among other things, that the Board OF
Directors was illegally constituted, that the
funds Of the company have been misapplied ;
that the proposed route is not practicable, and
VIII defeat the making OF the road; and that in
locating it persons were allowed to vote who
held no stock in the company MeSsrs. Dulany
\ Moore. and Judge III. W. Thomas are the
counsel Tor the cOmplanants