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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-28
TRUssEs, BRACES, ETC.

Having stock of TfussCs, D aces, snppc- era
Suspensuries, ond other mechanical app, anctf ln-
surpassed in extent and variety by that of any ner
similar establishment in the country, and witt up
wards Of twenty years experience In applying them,
we feel confident Of sb lity to give entire salts
faction to all those requiring our services in this d.
recton.
Our instruments are constructed in the best manner,
OF the best materials and of various lies to snit all
cases. fcom the smallest infant tn the largest adult
We have a private apartment for their adjustment,
while our prices are moderate aud 30 varied BY oar
extensive assortment as to suit the pockets OF all
classes.
Hundreds of persons after trying the larger citee
have their qualification ut the facility and
economy with which they have been Il ted at our W.
tablishneDt. K. BRlNGHUkST g. CO..
ap1d&wtf sixth and Market streets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-28

TNoR SALE.-A WELL~IMPROvBD FARM "A
IL Of about $40 acres, 10 Appoquinimink Hun III
dred one mile from Railroad station one mile from
SMYRNA, one mile from smyrna Landing, has q nan
sion house. new. and farm house, all necessary out
buildiogs with both.
Isv Terms will DO made easy. 1t is clear of In
cuntrince. Address
JONATHA N STEPHENSON,
Box IS, Smyrna, Del
Or. r. r. PoaiA, 40 shiplsy street,
apen.6w Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-28
auitHraI.

EOR CORONER-JOEL L. LACY, -~ENND
Il aupe-arrned soldier, IF Wilmington
Hundred, subject to the decision OF the
Republican nomination. mar2s, lm,d&w
VsHE UNION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~R~
L Il Chandler. Of Wilmington Hundred,
respectfully offers himself as D candidate
for the office OF Sheriff. subject to the decision Of the
Republican party. fa mar2i, d&wtn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
EpEG,E2s. 7.e.'" IS.t,
So o. NsHH-, a.ii:,s.:

Tb- Ins2.;;; ii su e. !G:u -. t.,ea t.
!es's has sGc":" ...Eie' -. u. =, .iu,,:;@t :
Ht"maci, B;tt-cs pro""r:s tie envy 81; I.l,urn;
nus.rum r1o!surs =, Ill i.rri -: he c.,un:ry,
and the cci.i !c:.'l.: u:i:,r*s bang be-:
rnea'ur"aD!; -! 1t ii ''o::seQ ;'9ca II tie
nuu:c.,U, uit> i:.-..i'; -: d: z.:; .'' :!fi er.
4 lev :r..r:n e.. 10. t.: = ...s @.."'.'G -;
the ~"u h ~ ": .s..rG' :. - iii''' -.
lcrs, p:tyai.G !.rLI w":l''": 'rate.!>!. s.!.j
bearing 4. v.rictf 81 Ir::. = 'isH.' be sot Ur
By iii esvD.st,e xGcc:.uiar. 9TH the ii.:.c Il
sub tItutir. them / ."t'" "At"''' r u" ';t.'i
grd Tonic ri the :tru IL = m cists S.'''i'trJ
druggists ne TIC cnncoct";s aid p!uprlctoIs o!
tne-. unsri, nl.Gc ana trrs:v cu;npruLd'. HLlch
are warmly =. cu:un>n.;c by Nh" y: nder,. who
cnl:uyor l., palm ,hyrl of uppn tie c7'Gt.'"u
ii li-@ uf tho grc.t specific "h'tn VS. hE'fr
yet had Il successful cta.Pct,L"T 'i;"' i'"'o!iE
proprietary IrtparatlonE or M; ai!ci'!f' i;o-
srrlbct in private practice. ms ~ t''h !: ~
tend, ii to pui the hubble g.. ter EihrH "bA!n-:
pe,SuHsions Of p:t..cs engaged III thrht'Gmf' l.
substitute m, 70 rubbish Tor the most chiclHH'
stoE.achic and aIlcr-.ivc Il rre-chl known -
this scuscn IF tho year when debility Mu e"'i''
plaints mi .in. from u lack OF Tltai cnrIEy 81
generally prevail, i: il: oi tho greatest co"SG
duencc that no tricks should 10 played Win
depressed and cI:oeb!cd systems. ASK, thofr'
iore, for Hustcttcrs stomach Buffers, INC ef'h'
vegetable invisorant and alternative, Hnd REJECT,
with deserved cOntcin IT, the W0::e tGhh Useless
modleys offered in itS place. IL l. rs InH"fluh'
to the public ~ to tho propriet"rs o! tho famous
rc:torAlivc thet this advice should hr Hcade"
- d. oulr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26

POLICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE- John
Catnpbol!, colored, arrested on "A OLD charge,
WAS disui sscd upon tho payment OF costs as
The complai mt was withdrawn.
William Sh ipley, canal boatman, TOR as
orderly conduc ct at colored booth at FIshtoWn'
WAS fined AID discharged.
William Davis. colored, for shooting Laura
Compton, white, with pistol, in Fishtown
booth, WAS discharged, MS the wound was the
result Of an accident.
Edward Washington, james Harden and
Charles Gray, colored, charged with completely
in the attack made upon the canal boatmen on
sunday last, voluntarily appeared at the office
Ind ware discharged upon the payment of Il
sliSbt fine. The names of large number of
Ithsrs implicated with the three above men,
;;nne6 are known at police headquarters, and
hey will save trouble and expense hs BY sppesr
ing there before warrants Tor 'he'r arrest arc
SECUTED. Armada po,l.;ne
aid Jane Maeruder colored, for robblng the
house of the gentleman by whom they were
emnloyed, we're held for further eTamlnalon'
Thomas Harvey and Thomas, Henderson ,d,as d1
colored, for an assault upon canal boatnen on
Sunday last, were discharged, upon inc p esyo
nent OF costs and security in the sum OF Sloo
each for their good behavior for six mon'f'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
the BEST Ching Z &f.

EVe nave re1eut!y had sui1iclen. EVIDENCE Q!
tho excellence of aIr Speer'a Port Grape Wine,
Which not only convinces Us that AL we Can SAY
in its praise is deserved, hu. tlut wo arc really
conf.rriue favor on our readers ic advising
them TO use it. The wine i; puTc grape VINE,
entirely unmiXed, and the mes. Agreeable hnd
delicious in favor OF any Wo ever laste:. ~ ITS
medicinal qualities, We ontgrt.in the very iiHt
est oninon, and upon tho evidence Of our o~n
observations Three bottles o! thi; wine have
nearly effected portcc; cure in tic cs&o OF our
littlo boy who hiss been sevcG gears a:hicted
with incontncnce of The urlnc. a great mum
Der OF remedies havo been tried without benefit
and tho most eminent phy sirians consulted with
like result Spcer's Port Grape WlNc IL e.
fecting cure. We have given this testimony
without tie knowledge OF Mr.. Specr, II The
hopo that Others may DO Induced 20 Try the var,
tue Of this wne.-l Mr.. PGnghoTn,. Editor Of
Jersey CITY Times. j. .Hj-lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE eAzETTE.l
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Reported secret EreasJ--,Ens-
lands Position 4 he French fleet
sews Meagre-a Slight EnSaSeEneHs

LONDON, July e. The excitement caused
ny tie ;'uhiicatl ii ul The VrJ ect, st CT treaty
tween Fraac. AID Prussia is Inrica-iHG, a1
the tyi !rLc, JrcAnc5 more clear Es'e' The doc
um"uJ j. ge;u lut :.
Nyarl; I'll the iouraai, oi l. ,Buon l'a9e cd
roglrl remarks un he sui i.ct this mornlng,anu
they are all smliar ii zone. y,
Franc. AUS; cx ;iain this offensive treaty
are the words o.! the Tines and the burisn ol
the London press.
There is 10 question tina: the press, inc
Tln4. pa:t;cuiarIy, IL seeking 10 MAKE inns
treaty prrlext fer tho intervention CT EaGilaa
ia favor VI P!uS'!a.
The attitude OF Ireland is also commented
on. Alter giving details OF the many meetings
recently hcll in Ireland and the Sirong reSo'u
tons 0! symparhy fer France which have pesn
adop,ed, the Times asserts that the sympathy
is altogether due to Catholicism and L couse-
uuent haired of Gerna1 Professionalism,
Dover, ENGLAND, July 2G.-NIne rrehch
trigatc. under full steam passed tbs puInt &c
the East ward late Yesterday afternoon.
4 great crowd Of spectators assembled on the
l}iufil 10 witucsS the exciting scene.
PARIS, July nG.-French runboats intended
TO operate Oh the Rhine ard the rivers in Prus
sln are being trau&pnTtc! from Mars"l'!eS 10
sections, over and.
!.ONDoN, July &c. -Sevcra French cruiser:
are reported off " lex, Scotland, to day.
In. news received by way OF Berlin is very
marpIr This IS due to the prudence oil iht
Piu.sun EOvcrnmaut. he tc!cgraphS are
closely watched hY the German Government.
Frankfort on tbs. ilan has hen designated
a. PIus>ian headquarters.
PARIS, July 26.--Inc Journal Official 0.
this !nurDIug sly. -" Marshal l.: BOGuf late
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
LOCAL BREv1r1Es. disturbances occurred

LOCAL BREVITIEs. "A disturbance occurred
among sone boys at the coroer ct Prince and
Columbus streets yesterday evc1ipg, and
crowd was attracted there in consequence.
Among the late appointments IN the Census
bureau are those Of Mes:,s. H 3. CIasg~tt
and r. Fisher of this city.
Mr.. S. Dealham with his family LETT here yes
terday Tor his new nome in Norfolk. HIS stcTr
will remain open for a short time longer, cur
iEg which bargains can be obtained there.
An adjourned reetiog o! lhe l. .iicais Of tie
3rd Ward will B., held at tho colored school
house on Alfred street. between Princess and
Oronoco on Thursday hight next.
A disturbance occurred on the steamer City
| of Alexandra last night on her last trim from
Marshall Hall with an excursion party Oh board.
The excitement among the lady passengers
during the fighting is described as having been
very great. Happily no enc vas seriously hurt.
The report current this morning that orc u!
! the eXcurslonlsts was missing Is lnc>rrcc'
The Fnanc, Committee of the City Cou eli
met iG the Auditors Office yesterday evening
and organized by the appointments OF James
s. French as chairman 10 o,har business
was transacted.
Mr.. Samuel Tyler, son of Dr.. Tyler, CT
GEORGETOWN, has been appointed clerk 81 the
steamer Columbia, filed Tor So long tim" fy
the la;e Mr.. Patrick kaVanaugh.
There was = disturbance about ten "c'ock
last night between two co!orcd men on Qutcn
street, between Patrick and Alfred.
The Commissioner OF the Revenue. Mr.. Ii.
K Bradshaw, has commenced the assessment
o. property upon which II lay the STAT" and
county taxes.
The Auditor has already it#uel :'2j .ior
licenses and cJntempiatcs dlsposlDg ct lis 1'n
silver badges before the end of the month, a.
the dog census will sOon he taktm
There was to!erably l4rge Attendance al
the meeting OF the stockholders ct she WASH
ingtun and Ohio Railroad to day.
\ letter frcm the Auditor ci the State IL
the Commissioner of the Revenue says that the
state AMI county taxes will lie collected 10y the
Sheriff uati the end OF The current year.
There was tournament AMI Gaallva! at
Marlboro TO day. Severa! youaE s"ntcIncn
from this city were 10 Attendance.
Notwithstanding COOL brccZ; irnm the
west aud northwest, the weather to-day cen
tuues hot.
Tie regular semi monthly meeting q! the
city Council will be held tonight.
WOMAN SHOT "A poor degraded white & ir
Daued Laura Compton, aged about l. yeals,
native, It is said, OF the city, WHO lives in tho
cooreu booths at Fishtown, was accidentally
shot there yesterday ty coiorel man named
William Davis who, as stated 10 evidence L;
the Mayors Office this morning, was loading Z
pistol at the time. The wound is in the leg.
and is not necessarily fatal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
VALUABLE MILL FOR SALE.

E7 virtuo OF II deed Of trust from Julius L..
Eowcil TO VIM. II. Dulany, bearing date list
FAY March. 1863 and OF record in the land
records Of Fairfax county, llber 3, NO. 4. flo
Ii for the purposes therein set forth, l shall on
MONDAY, the 18th day OF July. 1870, Court
day. in front of Fairfax Court House. Sell, 10
the highest bidder all that property known as
PAYNh'S MILL. This properly IS situated
OF; Accotink run, about one mile north CT the
Ii.lo <!ver Pike, and near Gooding's Tavern.
The lot cont .ins - ucres. The Mill thereon
need repair. The site is good ono, the vol,
umc Of water ample and the land attacked OF
gJud qualify Terms cash.
THOMAS MOORE,
F,iriar CO... il IS-luw4w Sub. Trustee.
N-The abov., ale is post poned until the 5th
DA. OF AUGUST. Coult day, when 1t wl
Q otItre.. t The same ploc, Oh tho following
terms: Oae-half cash, and the residue 1T Elk
lnunths with interest.
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax n0 jv 2l-IHWtS SUD Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26

DISHONEST SERVANTS. Though with tLI
few exceptions every body is robbed now by
their servants, only those who frequent the
Mayors and Magistrates offices are aware OF the
extent to which those robbles are sometimes
carried Justic, Beach examined at his office
this moroiog two coored women who had hired
themselves as house servants to gentleman
residing on Cam ,roo street, and from whose
house they had stolen, in very short tine a
wagon load Of household articles and clothing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
AUCTION SALES.
- uSALhUF la u.

F. virtue OF deere. u .:2a County C0@ls Of
Prince William county, pronounced on The 9Th
day Of March. ESD in Tho suit or loEs -.
peahr, tie undersigned appointed special Com.
ofSnPfEIBEts, 1879, Chat being Court day.
i: The :rnnt-,opr Of the Court house, in BCeEts-
i!c, ar = Sale lot Of Land, near Eumfries
G"r.ai.ing ca acres ind e poles. being the SAM
i''':i os:.ed BY WIN. Long decd, and convey
Sd IN u.:t to {. II. Spcaku
Nj OF 81 LIZ One tenth Of purchase
.""!htI 20 b : l:siI in cash on day Of sa!e, the
,s@ltuo il: tine: equni inst. mcnts at &, l., and
- l,iV..h. TO Ge.r interest from day If Sale, and
-. W secured By bond and good personal secu-
tnJ, sfo title to BE- withheld al subject to
49, 80 -. c"ao i:ichsscr fails { com ple;e the
EPPA HUNTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
SALE OF A FALUA
PILE Mann Pursuant 10 4 decree Of u

SALE OLA VALUA-
" BILE FARM.-Pursuant TO Il decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Fauquler county, made on ino
9th day CT September, 1869, IN the case Of +. N.
Young, Executor. of WIN. Rawlings, decd :, W.
John u. Rogers, Sc the undersigned, as Con-
missoners OF sale lhorcin named. viii Gle:
to the high: 5: biddc,. betLre the " Bcrcridga
House." in the town of Mlddlcbulg on 81 J.
URDAY, tho 29.h day OF january, 1870, that
beautiful farm, called Springfield owned
and lately occupied by 'Iohr {. Rodgers con-
tanning
3SG ACRES.
This lsvin is situated on the turnpike from
Midd!eburg to the Plains, about two miles from
the former and six miles from the latter place.
Its Of the bCs. quality OF Fusqulcr land Is We'll
fenced with stones and rails, well Watcrcdi .
largo portion o. it is set in clover HIS az nbuH-
dance of tho most valuable
TIMBER;
q young orchard O! cholc: fruit Is II n healthy,
fine ncighborhUol and is m!toXnlhcr ntou. tn,
must desirable arui lnw 81 re! lar baa III iiia
section Of Virginia.
Tho improvements consist Of K comfortable
STONE DIV @LLlNG, ::::sESAhl
Kitchen, Meat House Dairy, e.. .!sSSI
Tho decree authorizes u sell either ~ pl.-
vale nr p"tllc sale, upon tho following
TERMS, viz:--Unr tenth Il the yurchssu
monty III cash, md SO mach Innr> ,;s with SAID
onc-lenth will make one tri:d 81 thc whole pur-
chase money, to he psid on Tho cJalr:ua:ipi. OF
the sale by the CJ;:t AIT! lhc ..siduc in tvs
equal payments III one aid two yonr-; tho d..
tered payments to Dear lL.r'.-. irc1 Il: lay a.
sale and to be :, curcd by tbs hohus .! tho eur
chaser, and rniDhliUn OF title un:i! l.sL pay me-:
is made. b kk L. NOL.lNl,
AREH. l.. Il" GrES,
Commits :un"rS T.! S!.!o
Middleburg, Dec 25-ro:s
POSITION EMEN i.--Ihr sa,. cf tLo -; eve
property is postponed - MONDAY til, 81
day Of August, iS.U; and vii! take u acc il.
frn.;t @! tho { jurt h"use, !" y arrei..Oa
BUfRP. NuLa D,
Ak1u. kOIhko
COmIu;ssiy! c-s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
The Markets..

NEW YORK, July .G.-Stocks opened dali
And heavy Gold IA. Money 5aG per cont
Virginia skies, OK coupon, 60; new 60. Flour
dull. iHhca. dull and dropping. Corn quiet
and steady.
BALTIMORE. July u Virginia SKIES. DID,
10 bid do. 1906 60 bid, ca asked Cotton quiet
and steady ri l93 a2U Flour more active and
steady. Wheat dull; new rcd 1504le0; new
white lj5a!s5; Pennsylvania l55alGQ; Wotern
l5UslGr. White Corn higher; sses at l254l2S
yellow DULL and nominal ~ l!0all4. Oats low
or; new BEATS; old GlsG3. Rye 95alC5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
From san Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2G.-Thc treasure
shipments overland to New York, las: week,
amounted to $3.50. 00U
The su.ro Tunnel has been bored 1880
feet.
the ship Sarles has arrived from Hong
Kong with 2S5 Chinese emmlgrants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26

CORPORATION TAXES yesterday was the
last day allowed for the discount OF % per
cent. on corporation tax bills, and the Office
of the collectors was. IN consequence, crowded
from early in the morning until late 10 the
evening. From now unit! the lst OF Scptern.
Der The discount allowed will be % per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26

DEATH OF AN OLD PILoT.-It is understood
that a letter has been received in this city,
which states that Captain James TreakIe, an
old Potomac pilot, and for time Keeper OF
the Light House at Uppe. Cedar Point, died
suddenly at the residence Of his son in King
George county last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
CITY sTE.:sE.

/ nnYc cn hand large surplus y! WHITE
SUITS, COM posed of The very best Of Russia
Duck made in tho latest style. and worth $40,
s.! Anl $i5 per suit Being determined TO
coso them out before ny rem owl, | will sell
so suits at ST az suits al IS. and SIS suits at
Slr. s. DEALHAM.
is 5-2awtt 81 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
'E'Y0OUS for North Carolina.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 2G.-Three compa
MES Of artillery lief, here this morning Tor Ra
leigh, n. G., to aid the Governor to enforce
The lass Ia that State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26

LAND SALE.-Grcen & Wise, Real Estate
Agents Of this city, sold on yesterday the
Rumscy tract OF land, lying near Vienna sta
ton, Fairfax county, containing S.! acres, TO
Henry G. Austin, esq. OF Pennsylvania, for
$l.I0O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-By reference to
notice il another column it will lie seen t hat &C
commodation trains now leave here at I. 20 on
Saturday nights for Warre1tou. and arrive here
at 5 j clock Monday mornings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26

TO- NOTICE.-W have on hand O
EsssS largo stock of Ladies, Misses and
Chiidrcn's BOOTS and SHOES, apd in order
TO reduce our stock, Will soil At grcitly reduced
prices. AL in want will DO we'll 10 cs:il st II
King street.
ian 2S-tf w. Ii. " &DDE1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
Ssyculheurts md ESiEC&.

Essays for Young Men on Single ami wet
dcd Lifo-tho dangers Of Cc!iba@y, and t. C
Joys of true Marriaga-Wth sanitary aid for
those who arc in any way united for matr
monial Happiness. Sent free IN scaled envcl-
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box 2, Philadelphia, Pa my 2j-5m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26

LOST AT SEA-The fears that have been felt
and expressed here for some time past concern.
lug the safety Of Mr.. Robert Young, jr.. son OF
Sir. Robert Young of this city, have unhappi'y
at length been fully realized. \ letter from
the owners Of the American ship Santee, o!
which MIR. Young was first officer, states that
that vessel was wrecked near Fowey Head,
West coast of Ireland, while bound from Callao
80 Queenstown, on the 30:h OF last December,
and that ali on board persisted. The many old
comrades and friends of Mr.. Young will hear
81 his sudden and untineIy death with feelings
of heartfelt sorrow and regret.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
CHARLES WHITTLESEI.,
u ;. COM MISSIu :, = l.,
AND
ATTOHNEY AND COUNSELLOR -;

ID u ~ N II l L IL
Congress having Just amended the BANKRUPT
law so that nearly all parties can be discharged
from their debts ur0b..:uctcf ~ The fifty per
cent clause, 50 called Nno.hcr opportunity o!-
ters 10 secure the benefits Of this most effective
and permanent measure Of relief. che Hbo"c-
named vii! make bankrup. husCG;s p special y;
will procure discharges on the mos: moderate
TERMS and transact all business i: That In" ii
prices which cennot fail to be saij: f.ctaTy. Ec-
ing u. 5. Commissioner, he will cnGcav"r to
visit tho different counties on cour. day. I'd
thus savo parties tho trouble rnd expense q!
several trips to Alexandria in beginning :tfd
proceeding with their cases. discharge. can
be obtained here before Register Hill ~ prompt
~ ss in Richmond or elsewhere, si.d d. lGlich
less expense TO parties !. mry b. added that
the Bankrupt act, il CONNECTION. witt? the
Homestead exemption, which i: is row beloved
will be secured 10 The bankrupt uadGr the b.2E-
rupt law. i: tho only real relief no." clic.c! 10
psltir 5 struggling in the hopeless bondage Of
old debts. address personally - b. letter st
No. II south Royal street, A'exan,!r!a. tiyl6 ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26

! OSr-A POCKET BOOK, containing =
SMALL sum of money, belonging to y poor
woman, was lost this morning between the in
tersection of King and Fairfax streets and the
Court House. A suitable reward Will nc paid
for its return to this office ly 2j-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-26
AIidd!.burc .julr Elects

rEkU>TtE;> SALE-.H - virtue Of dec o.
I trust ir"Ir Nil.i";n = shrphrlG and = III;
dated the 5 h drJ d Uccemhcr I8.7, cay re-
corded amongst the ls.!:G record. "t t;;l?:ax
county and for Tie Purposes therein nrnlGn
ed, will sell q. public auc!oi, nj Fmjlf.s
Court House. W. OF! NJ NDAT, the 18th d.,
# August next that hrlLg Court day, HI
TRACT OF Lane cailc1 MOI NJ "a :"
near tho village O! Falls Church formerly be-
longing to Daniel L. Dulany, continuing near
go acres The buildings INSIST g. = large f:s7,-,s,
BRICK DWELLING 30 " and other assES
out buildings it is we'll watcrcd HIS Il sUti
cheney of timber lur its support. sEd i: one q!
the most beautiful and desir;,bp tracts q land
in the County II IS distant a..cu: r;ght mics
from Washington cry and SIX iroln A.yxanGrin
TERM;,-Sl 594 Us. with irlerrs. from the Is:
Of January, 1868, aid the expenses OF safe. vii
BIO required in cash 1864 G5. with i:tercs!
from tho Is. OF January, 1863. on tho IL days of
January, 1871, le14 and ls..%, the excess il any,
with inter cSt from tho day q: sale, to be paid On
tic Ist day Of Jscu.ry, 1875, 10 be secured ty &.
lien upon the property, ut the expense y: In,
purchaser. Selling rs Trustee. shM!l convey
such title only Us is vested IN nc, which, how
ever, is believed to be uDqucstipnnhic.
TiID-;. l.. LOVE, Trustee.
Fairfax co., is iI-lawts Wash Ken
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