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The New York herald., 1869-08-29

The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence OF her son-n.aw, James
c. Church. 81 Lee avenue, Brooklyn, h. d. this
Sunday afternoon, at three O'Clock.
SPrLLAN.-After a short illness, MORGAN SPILLAN.
anative Of Lismore county Waterford Ireland, aged
Az years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral This Sunday
afternoon AZ one O'Clock, from his late residence,
4Se West Fortieth street, from thence to Cavar
Cemetery.
THoMrsos.-on Friday, August 81, WILLIAM
THOMPSON, aged 40 years.
The funeral Will take place this Sunday after
noon. Ut two O'Clock, from the residence OF ms
brother-in-iaw,' George BaIer, 3I5 Grand stree.
Relatives and friends, also members OF Acacia Lodge
No. 32I, Il. and A. NJ, are invited TO attend.
wILLrNGrON.-In Brooklyn, on Friday, August %,
nj the residence OF his mother, 81 Hicks street. GEO.
Ills friends and those OF his mother are requested
TO attend the funeral from ST. Pau's chapel Broad
way and Fulton street, New York, this SUNDAY, at
nalf.past two O'CLOCK. mempers ., "eo1e en9 W N
Cnapter, II. A. NJ No. 1oo are respectfully invited
MasosIc-The members OF Amty Chapter, No.
16o r. A. NJ, are fraternay requested to unite with
George washington Lodge, No. 2S5, f. and A. NJ, In
attending the funeral OF our late companlon GEORGE
seventh street ana Third avenue TINS sunday after
"O'"' ~ W. SINCLAIR. x.
woIrr.-On Saturday, August 2s. REBEccA Jo-
sEPHsE, rellct OF Moses Wolf, In the 50th year OF
her age
the funeral rom her late residence AZ West twenty
sixth street, on Monday morning, at ten O'Clock.
wUEsTER.--At Saratoga Springs, on saturday,
August 20, CATuARISE, wife OF william Wurstcr.
Funeral on Monday afternoon, AZ TWO o,clocAs
from her late residence No. lp9 Ross street, btook
Ign, r. II. The relatives and friends oi tne iam,'
and those OF her brother. Frederick Nshultz, ESQ,
and DrOlher-.n.law, Charles Wurster, ESD, are r%
specially invited to attend without further nqtlcA
The New York herald., 1869-08-29

The dulness OF the dry goods trade or at eaaSt that
branch OF 1t embracing foreign goods has kept the
importing merchants from the foreign exchange
market. and rates there again declined to-day. This
is the season when our imports begin to be covered
by exports Of cotton and grain and exchange is
naturally weak. The following quotations exhibit
the changes in rates-Sterling sixty days, CONNER
cial 10sk q 1O9k; good to prime bankers, 1ooK
1osk; short sight, 1o9X ITO; Paris sixty days. $40
q 515H; short sight, 5143s 6l3h; Antwerp, $50
5.15s.; Switzerland $40 5.151s; Hamburg. 35H
35I; Amsterdam, 40I o 40A; frankfort 4Ox 40X;
Bremen. 7sh 70; Prussian thalers. 7o1l a TX.
Governments were heavy at the opening In con-
sequence Of the contradictory and distracting re-
ports of financial matters In Europe, where United
States securities were variOusly quoted. With the
strength in gold and the real scarcity OF bonds IN
the home market prices recovered and closed firm
as follows:-United states sixes 1881, registered.
1913 123I; do. do, coupon, 1913 o 123H; do.
ave-twenties, registered 12lX l22; do. do, cou-
pom. 1852 1923 o 1885; DO. do, coupon 1884, 122
1929; do. do coupon, 1855, 122 a l2214; do. do.,
coupon, new 1885, 1908 1903; do. do, coupon,
1887, 121 1919; 90. do, coupon, 1885, 120x q
1907; do ten.forties. registered. 111S 111&; do.
do, coupon lis q 1l5h; currency bonds, 110H
1lOM.
In Southern securities the new Tennessees were
weak and lower the fear that the new Legislature
will repudate the carpet -baggers' bonds" North
Carolina special tax bonds active and advanced
to SO a 56h. South CarOlnas were strong. The fol-
lowing were the latest prices on the street OF the
leading bonds: ds:Tennessee, ex coupon, 81 o 90; do,
new, 52H So: Virginia. ex coupon, 55 a SO; 90.
new so a 6l:. Georgia SKIES, SO a s5 do. sevens,
90 a 92; North Carolina, ex coupon, So 81; do,
new, 4914 a 50 Missouri skies, 81 Ss: Louisiana
skies, II q ~; do levee skies, 65I a &c. strong;
do. do. eights, S4 S. Alabama eIRhts, 93 "a; do.
fves, 62 GA: South Carolina skies, GO a 20; do,
new, &c q eS; City Memphis skies, 81 a 5la; Mobile
and Ohio sterling, Sc 4 go.
The bids for the city bank stocks to-day were
as follows - Manhattan, l4o Mechanics 140 !;
Union, l25; America, 142; City, 2o5 Phenix, 100;
North River, 9O radesmen's, 150; Fulton. 160 Sew
enth Ward, 112; State OF New York, ITO; CON-
merce 1875; Mechanics Banking Association, 40;
Ocean, 10l; Chatham, 1s5: Bank Of the Republic,
12l; Bank OF North America, 1o92f; Irving, ITO;
Metropolitan 1871; Nassau, l06 shoe and Leather,
145 Corn Exchange, 1872: Continental, 100; Park,
17O Central National l12; Fourth National, 1O5;
Ninth National, 112; Tenth National, 1of11; Elev-
enth Ward, 1oo Oriental, 100; Gold Exchange, 14O;
Bankers and Brokers' Association, 1O7.
The following shows the results OF to-day's busi-
ness at the United States Sub-Treasury in this
The New York herald., 1869-08-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, August 2s--o p. M.

SATURDAY, August 2s-6 p. M.
The banking aud speculative community in Wall
street have given no better evidence Of their nan
ciering abilities than their Interpretation OF the
bank statement submitted this afternoon. The
figures came out quite closely upon the general ex-
pectation, and almost as prophesied in the begin
ming OF the week. 1t requires rare powers OF OBJ
servaon and sagacity to anticipate the character OF
such statement especially as the dow and counter
now or money In New York is by hundreds Of MIL
lions. The statement, while on the whole unfavora-
be- Ia not bad one for the time OF year.
In fact the shipments OF currency during the week
were light, and the decrease In legal tenders only
little over quarter Of million OF dollars. II Is
said that the crops OF the West about two weeks
Oehndhand, and hence the delay in the demand for
funds to market them. The cotton receipts this
week were also light The least fatterng item Is the
decrease of two and quarter millions in specie ac
counted for by the customs payments and by the
transfer OF gold on California account. The loans
have been contracted and three-quarter millions
and the deposits have fallen of three and quarter
millions. The following are the last two statements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
EEW MUSIC.

Opera houffe continues 10 supply tho theme
Of most OF the newly published sheet music and we nave
II as usual in every variety OF FORM MT M "A. Ooouy
has arranged a lively but commercially siinpIo -"
Cyer6 Gallon, published by William A. Pond d Co. Inc
house of Dachauer Co. publish an easy meiange VI a'
from the same opera by G.. NJ Abeli wen wiz
ten fantasia on La PtriehOIe, by L. Dachauer;
ma two songs from the same, with French ana
English Sords Al qe les hommcs sont 6eteS ana 'e
gYpsv aYeia The fayorite duet. LESpagnold Ia jean"
yndienne between Pqullo and Ia Periehole, Is ono "
The recent publications of Ditson Co.. who also seu -
The PiquillO GaIop arranged by J. s. Knight tno Luz
Song and Duet QogetheI) Transcribed Tor the Plao ~
Charles Wells and an easy IoiP0wT1 on La
made by tie same gentleman o,..o,
OF the other new publications OF Messrs' DI'sVH
CO. We may mention q GOOD saereu sons ~
Jules Benedict he gice his 6eiore@ S'eeP; uusenuo
heautiful and welhnOwn r0manza I'amo; ITO Ai"tlCls
srectIre song Non torao, which is getting to DO
fayorite in our ooncertrooms; three eAceHeht
herman sonRs,-TRe LOre-StGr by Kdcken, Fear
NOT mn child, by Franz Abt. and CheerJ~iness,
n lively duet by Gumbert. What does iWs Birdie
San is pleasant, cnirruping little song by Arthur
s. Sullivan Some other vocal pieces which we ma III
eur package-FUiry Land, by Anna L9tita Mackeehne,
change upon Change, by Virginia Gabriel and Wien
Sparroi7s BHid by Mrs. ]. worthingon Bliss-are OF
rather negative character Though Age be like Decent
Der Is q pretty song by Balfe. Bedaifd Bells is an
arrangement by w f. wellman, jr., Of the song and
chorus which became popular during the run OF
"Ixicu."
To their list Of instrumental music Dtson Co
havc added easy arrangement by Boyer OF melo
dies from Don Carlos, Caprice NOctrne by Leybach,
ana La Forrt, glittoring impromptu by A. Talexy'
The Unfinished Prayer is the title of o rather
pretty song by Horstio d. Hewitt published by j. f.
lent Brooklyn It belongs to the variety Known as the
sniutlc-sentimoniai.
J. MahO, Paris is the publisher of Mr. J. e.
Huers R6rere for the piano. piece which has CONSIDER
able merit and has been played by the composer with
great applause at recent concerts in this city
Mr.. Stephen Massett's Wien shat L see my
darling aga,l sung by Madame Parepa-Rosa at one OF
her last concerts in New-York is puDhsneu ny "'ii"
Hall & Son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
HOME ITEM!

Mr.. Matthias Croft of Putnam Valley has sold
his farm containing 104 acres Of land for $500
Nearly 20 buildings have been erected in
Peeksl during the past year at cost OF about sSOoV
Mr. Harvey Peck has sold q lot of ground,
50xlOO feot adjoining tho Desoto House, Portchester To
Mr.. Augustus Abendroth for $1,000
The lumber yard and dock property of Mr..
Andrew D. Archer at Irving, has been sold TO MI ROE
ert Hoo forS2O,0o0.
A bill has been prepared for presentation in
the legislature for authority 10 lay ont new road 70 DC
known as tho Pehamale Boulevard from the OUTSKIRTS OF
New. Rochelle through Pelham aud East chester 10
po!nt near Elm Park, and naming Messrs Benjamin
Ha.tman Theodore Pine, W Stewart Mcclellan, Darius
INa George Crawford, and VIM. II. Pemberon, as com
mlsrcuers to carry the work The road, from Wey-
mansave., NewRochee, will pass along an easy grade
south OF PTospect Hill and the Episcopal Church at East
Chester, aud thence to its western terminus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
ICOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE,
Il ADVERTISE ~ THE QUINCY WIG,

I|OR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE,
II ADVERTISE IN THE QUINCY WIG,
bstabishsd in 1891
BAiLHAChE PHILLIPS PabHshsTL
tafe m menagenKB the ejaculation o. TtH QUINCY WHO
AND HkPCBLCAN bs bseg a.sg lUcresfe ard
seeism sisson With nc GsalsfsS iEss North
Alssonn.
TUE WHO Published both daily AID weekly IhStrits
We make specially II Commercial News bsvn editor
attend solely the de
ksrtsppi RIVER 20 miles above s. Lou Il
Of population ard bancss
numbers about 100 Several hnudssi bape
autusy The railroad tndge
fhis point nos Connected b
rails circulation distributed eoru
iInois-AdA1s Hancock, KnoI, AeDonough Sehayr
Brown. Sau gsBon Aorgsu Pke. Macon. -
MissoHSoosnd CLARK Snyso Adair Knex Lsws Linn Macon
Shelby. Marion. Monroe, Livingston Charton uTundy
Terms fsr advertising moderate. Address
BAILBACHE PHILLIPS Publishers Quincy Wits. Quincy H.
IMPORTANT to EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
Tr1yee ySiaz Europe should provide Themselves
PEKS HANDBOOK by ". PERRoKH fERIoog price 81 50 Tbs
gasbook Of Europe the East pu6sbed
Ebghsh language. which IL made entirely every year
Also
HARTRRs PHRASE BOOK; Or HANDBOOK OF TaAygL Talk,
In English, Wrench and
Itslap. By W. PTHBRoKH RETRDGE. price 81 90 HARPER
BROTHERS. PHbsheFA For sale b. AL Bcoksellers.
EREENASONRY-A Ritual of. price IS.
IL Comics Positive Philosophy, 81 I'd W. 0oSns ION sanf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
60 Gbum if man Gonttm.
GTRIKE OF THE NEW YORK CLOTHING

CTRIKE OF THE NETWORK CLOTHING
- CUTTERS.
GayrLgsgx wish to inform that presented TO our
poyers request advance Of "a
wages merely place extent level with
other tsades chewing absolute necessity Of the tines The
h price provisions aad boHse eUders eono absolutely
reasonable dBpId has with the most
Determined Opposition the OF OF whom hes
by members ~ UOn and the
pyr d that be woah amount n Others Of bis class
vOt DO hs Therefore y0n brothers to ROT 70
accept a ths papers without Aseef-
ssg Ne fet bg the soeGs achlne Of tho
dee en cpliy febbess Of pueproud monsters to be EN-
pye At tier ptre and their aud tn be cast aside as
lroeH instrument of labor dead ama 10 simply having tie
be free while slaves the caprice Of ignorance
AZ proof o. the rcskoan Of demaud 10 Of tho principal
sHs Lave TO our ast claims and expected that others
all follow in tse EXECUTIVE BOARD
TEN0 CIVIL ENGINEERS.-Wan to con-
sult with gentleman who well veed Ia tie He 10
bring out nyelioB hdde with real where interview
esq he bad, 70 s. w Greer Pont PcstOnce, Ber No 2la
T'YPE-SETTlNG TAUGHT for $25 to youths
n and sdets % both Apply at the oBre u
j. II TOBTf. Nc 351 Pesrlst. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
49, NEw.JERsEY-ELrzABETrf.

Mr.. 8. j. Ahern has broken ground on Meadow
st. for the erection Of class Of houses that we much
need that is small snug houses, that viii sell Tor 5000
or rent for about $780, The location is splendid one
overlooking Newark Bay the Long Bridge, and staten
Island. Mr.. Ahern has just finished slightly French
roof house on Madison-ave., near the Park. '-','f
Commission is appointed by the Common Council to
buy out beautlfy and fence the Park The asphaltum
sidewalk is feet WIDE which was laid round the Park
last Autumn stood the Winters test and gives great
satisfaction The vicinity of the Park is popular and
many t-class houses are going up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
fnsnucticr2

>-.@~
% A MER, SCHOOL INST" Founded 1855,
"A Isl.s: s s'".,iS@1 T Rsrsaa
To represent Teacher, who seek positions;
To sSe parents nnaOn Of good n1 ,snsSs
7., 1sss si has proved the AMIR SCHOOL INST ossihl
and es; T 1' TI rsSckR FoR PLACE.
Tso;: Ta p ,s s' ans T'i Edas:tc]si aon
hoas acting positons shoud have Application Porn
SeSsrs plan aud gvpg testimony from srteaH edaa
oHi and bushes: W. SCH sSiI saiG NJ Ae,a
" No IA BoBlst, ksw.York
r,,,.b one. in SAP Francisco Chicago, and Boston.
GNTHONs, Mr.. GEO. G., CLASSICAL
Gymbnuu, EOI 9s aud 2l4 Fiithaye will kEoPss sept
HOME and SCHOOL for YOUNG BOYS
~ HEMPsIRAD INsIlfUTK Ia l. Is KINDS, FInelpaL
A SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, New Haven,
N CT, the Rev. Dr. SHEARS. Rector Send for Circular
A DDRESS Rev. THOS. HANLON, Penning-
N ton n j. for Catalogue Boarding
School for both uneIceed IN is ADVANTAGES and moderate e
ROARDING-SCH for YOUNG LADIES.
Mr.. W TOWNSEND FORD, pRISCIPAL
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ..-
ID DASRUAf' ooEs j. JACKSON Principal
PORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE,
o p RG a 5Gso e. 6IkfL =,
R0YS prepaTng for business can Ia hays &c, IPIa r
way business writing practical bookkeeping &c. in one term
classical and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
family boarding school iI5 ' SUTERroRD H. PSsg.
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n. Y.
IL Spring OF ~ weeks begins Feb 49, Superior aceomnoda
tons and ali departments STEAM hea gas
light reasonable For circulars Apply to she
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY, for YOUNG
W LADIES' Bridgeport Conn For Crenr Gddrss, The fT9spa
VRAMMAR SCHOOL of the UNIVERSITY,
" easef WsshingtoDQ with Primary Commercial French German
Departments m for college, us ness Ne 20 NJ ana NA.a Acey
HONE SCHOOL for GIRLS, Newburgh' Ny
Ii Mrs JULIA A. B0GARDUS, tnnepsL
IRVING INSTITUTE; Tqiygowg ~ VA
Boarding School for BOYS pu. IL received at AMI me
Per Circolsrs sPplr TO D. s ROWE, NJ A. PnnelpsL
ESPINASS FORT WASHINGTON
FRHNCH INSTITUTB-Freneh language Of the school, RE
pAtor studies Point snd Naval Academies Graduating
our,es for the Languages Mahemac and Busne Crcaas
LEROYS No. 9l3 Broadway O. LkSPlNAsSh No 80 Johnst
LEWOOD-Y0UNG. LADIES' INSTI-
w TUTE PGd Mass the Rev G. v Srea Principal 96h semi
opens March a. 1859 Facilities an location unsurpassed
NIRS. PARKS'S and Mrs. BENEDICTSs
M BOARDING. and DAY SCHOOL Ladies. No l3 Mad
soqsye Qmsp:s. IL next hsIeay term FEB Pupils Charged
MAPLE HALL, FEMALE SEMINARY,
w Jamsics. l. L, "a Term opens Feb go a ANDHs0
DOSE HILL FEMALE SEMINARY, Danbury,
leConn-Hinter Jan Mrs G. N White Principal
VONKERS MILITARY INSTlTUTE-FOr
making boys intelligent healthy Christian MEN Thorough
'' BhNJAMIN MASON Boz No 40, Youkeu n Y.
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
sal,strbrstrr Guunip 3,al Gsiats for Salt.

A FOR SALE or to RENT, or EXCHANG Gle
~ city property weschs'.er County new iou SIX contain
ps 80 rooms suitable ladies' seminary summer boarding
house Terms Applg TO HoMBh MORGAN No Pne,t
COUNTRY SEAT with 12, 20, or 30 acres,
mile om Chappaqa station Harlem Railroad Land rchi build
nas new au, deiehtmy located Terms easr.
X. IiAIGHT. Tridesmen's Fire lus Co.. No l93 BoNery
EARM for SALE-ln Westminster County, by
order OF farm Of about 30 under good enV
n situate from ronxve aud Inekahoe dePol on
Harlem Eslroa there tho place good has. YARNS anu
orchards aud other fruit trees Apply
ADRIAN II. MULLER WILKINS Co., No 7Pisssa a. uS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Feb. 49, 1860.
Tho only sale advertised for Monday is that
by Mr. Miller o, the Central Park block bounded by the
Eighth and Elnthaves Seventeen and Seventy frststs
This Of itself VIII be sufficient to fill the saesroom.
Mcssrs Potter Brothers have made private sale Of
large property situated the Grand Boulevard wash
ington Hights) Tho following is the description with
tho prices annexed One largo parcel OF lots having
frontage Of 200 feot on the boulevard 1000 feet on
broadway and 1000 feet on the Hudson River, with
three residences and outbudngs. for 100000 Also
similar parcel with frontage Of $50 feet on
$50 feet on Broadway and $50 feet the Hudson RIVER
with splendid house and outbuidings, for s275OOo In
addition to the above there was also sold parcel OF lots
on Tenthaye., for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
gust anS fOuns.


n OST.-On the nth inst in the Twenty thim-
H lt STAGE on earnz at the corner Of ghlis GOLD
Wal lhe hL.eI y ssn I M Iii. Wv ~ W.
fb.lN REWARD.-Dropped in the street.
- ~ about u o'eeek last Saturday eyspng bsseen g EAs
Tstth A. TbeentbSt large ENVELOPE
og Msp AID other descriptive o. Lands near Corpus Cb
Texa III are Of bat the The 6DdeT viii
receive he leaving them al the
DwIgELLK No % East Tsnhs sI doors west Of broadway
% SA REWARD.-LOst or Stolen, Certificate
GDIU hmber il65g for $1,000 United States loD i've cent
the Of GRANT THOkBUhh M d Ssgaed
I r. r. SPENCER All persons cautioned sgan
sfug The sane ay he paG Tor ~ Isturn
EETcAVM, PBIPt1 BkLkN4P, NJ n BToidit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
qru GOODS.

9lu GOODS
CPECIAL ATTRACTIVE SALE
FAMILY AND BED LINENS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
BLANKETS PLAEEELs. ke, ke
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL.
1000 DOZEN DAMASK NAPKINS,
From 81 50 to Sc per dozen worth 81 80 to go;
D0uBLRDAMASK BREAKFAST AND DINNER SbIS Zen sai'e'
From SO to SO per SET
100 PIECES LINEN sHBETIEGs. ALL WIDTHS
From 80 cents per yard and upward.
LOT HEAVY LINEN SHEETINGs. v.
- FULLY THREE YARDS WIDE
Atsi IS per yard
$50 PIECES, STRONG LINEN ToWBLINGsr
Only IS cents per yard
800 PINK BUPP, AND BLUE MARSRILLES QUILTS
Slightly soiled from 81 to formerly sold SO SGD
100 Ia PULLSIzE WHITE MARsElLLES QUILTS
Ate rs each tusna price s5.
200 lO4 QUILTS
Ats2 rs each worth So
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED LINE OF NOVELTIES
LACE BoRpERED AND CoLoRED DAMAsK, AND HUcK
TOWELS.
(Plaiu Knotied Fingesl
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.,
CORNER CANAL AND MBRCERsrS
r. h III DRY egops AS A S5sE
y AND hAII
r. IT, FANCY GOODS. MACI.
r. H. .ra -- MACY
R IT, AT POPULAR PRICES MACY.
K ii. Foureen,h-st and Sixth-aYe MHNl
NORSETS and SKIRTS-W halebone, only 81 /;
" hest French corsets in style at reduced pre
Laees Embere stamped Yokes and haad. Trimmings iof
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-08
Auction SALES.
Hv.IH. PARROT. AuctiOneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
u BILE REAL .ESTATE.-By virtue of a
decree Of the Circuit Court of Alexandria CO.,
in the case of d. S. Gwin u Son VS.. Washing
ton & Co, and John T. Price, we will offer for
sale at public auction, in front of the Mayor s
Office, in the city of Alexandria, on WEDN Els
DAY, the 9th day of January, 1869, at twelve
o. clock m, the following REAL ESTATE, IN
the city Of Alexandria
No. /. A LOT OF GROUND with the s.ss.ssa
three.storv BRICK BUILDING thereon, EsilE
wing on the west side Of Union, between King
and Prince streets. For particular description
see deed from Jane Deakins to John L. Price,
recorded in Lber p, No. 8, folio 28.
No. 2. A LOT OF GROUND in the square
formed by King, Union, Prince and Water SITS,
and binding on twenty feet alley ana a ten
feet alley. See deed from McVeigh snd wife
to John r. Price recorded in Liber ~ NO s.
No. 8 A LOT OF GROUND in the same
square, and binding on q twenty feet alley and
ten feet alley. SEQ deed from O. &. Smoot to
John r. Price. recorded in Liber ), No. 3, 10
Ito rs
No. a. A. LOT OF GROUND in the same
square, and binding on q twenty feet alley, See
deed from 4. S. Hewitt and others to John I.
Price recorded in Liber u, No 3, folio 3lS.
TERMS-One.tenth of the purchase money
cash; the residue in three equal payments at o.
II and Is months the deferred payments to be
secured by the purchasers negotiable notes
well endorsed and retention of the title to the
property sold until the last payment has beer
made. Stamps and deeds al purchasers cost
ID. u. SMOOT,
G. E. STUART.
dec 20-ts Commissioners of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-08
Ely Z. 81. PARROT. AuctiOneer.
LAND FOR SALE. IS

Under authority of q deed Of trust, dated 18th
March, 1866, duly recorded in Fairfax county, L
viii offer for sale, by auction, at y O'Clock IN,
on WEDN ESDAY, the 9th day of January,
1869, at the Mayors office, in the city of Alex
andria, the TRACT OF LAND, in said county
of Fairfax. lying on Turkey Cock Run, between
the Little River Turnpike, the Orange u Alex
Railroad and the Manassas Gap extension, con-
tang 3}5 ACRES, now in the possession of o.
Keinecker-d distant from Alexandria about five
miles, and about one mile from Clouds Mill
The tract will be subdivided and sold in four
parcels, viz:
No. !, containing 103 acres, 8 roods and %
poles is mostly cleared and under cultivation
and has upon it small tenement, OuthouSes
and laborers' house, with considerable wood,
young fruit, &c. 'a
No. 2 contains los acres, / rood, 81 poles, and
is heavily timbered-part cleared.
No contains 50 acres roods, 80 poles !
has large quantity of timber wood; about
half cleared.
No. contains 81 acres, 3 roods, 70 poles, and
has considerable timber.
Nos. and A. The whole tract is we'll supplied
with springs.
TERMS-Cash for enough to pay $500 and
the expenses Of sale and for the residue credit
Of one and two years from the 18th of Septem.
Der 1868 with interest, payable halt-yearly.-
The ayments to be rateaby apportloned among
the several purchasers; the deferred payments
to be secured by deed of trust to the satisfaction
the undersigned, and 'he property to be re-
sold or default in complying with these terms,
at the risk of the defuulting purchaser, upon
ten DAYS notice in the Alexandria Gazette.
dec 26-eotd Il. JOHNSTON, Trustee.