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The New York herald., 1870-11-30

If WE LOSE VIZ ARE BOUND TO PAY. l4.
This concluded the statements taken In the case,
and at the conclusion Of Mr.. Backus statement Si.
perylsor Crooke, afier sh9r. c9nsataloh with his
c0,Vre,'es, announced lIa the Investigation WAS
OF Supervisors on Friday next.
: Alter the adjournment an angry discussion arose
among the partie5 interested. One OF the counsel
talked loudly OF the melnness Of q man VINO would
call man a "blackmai!er'' behind his back and be
afraid to do so before MS face. Mr.. Backus, one Of
the committee called the aforesaid counsel 'pet.
UfOgger.u -. ..A.M 81. r.. w.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Living Machine.

Injurs the main spring OF watch and every
portion Of the works become disordered. ; be
human stomach is to the human system what
that elastic piece Of metal is to chronome.er
1t influences the action Of the other organs, and
controls. to certain extent, the whole living
machine. The comparison may be carried fur
ther, for as the weakness other lmpertcction
Of the main spring is indicated on the face OF
the time. piece, SO also is the weakness or other
disorder ef the stomach betrayed by the face or
the invalid. The complex n is sallow or faded,
the eyes. are deficient in lustre and intelligence.
and there is 3 worn, an xious expression IN the
whole eountenaDce which tell as plainly as
written words could do, that the great noatTash-
ing organ, whose Office it is to- minister 10 the
wants ofthe body, and to sustain and renew all
its parts, is not performing its duty. 1t re-
quites repovating and regulating, and 10 &C
complish this end Hostetter's Stomach Bite $
may be.truly said to be the one thing ?lecdrut.
The broken main spring of watch may be re-
placed by new-o one, but tho stomach cen only
be repaired and strengthened, and this is one
Of the objects of the famous vegetable restora-
tive, which for eighteen years has been Whgi2S
successful contest with dyspepsia IN All ell
mates. As specific for indigestion 1t stands
alone. When the resources Of the pharmacQ-
pGis have been exhausted, without, 81 best DO
ing more than mitigating the complains Z
course Of this wholesome and paIatable, ye!
powerful, sLomachic effects permanent cure
In all csses of dyspepsia tho liver is moro OF
less disordered and upon this important gland
as we'll as upon tho stomach and bowels tht
Bitters act:with singular distincness regulating
and reinvigorating every secretivn AMI asslmi'
'lsting organ on which bodily and mental heaitt
da8salid. 10 A-eoi"
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 1-Cotton dull and nomi-
ID es7e he bought for 1871 Flous dbl snd
do Extra 2jaS7 so; do. Family 25aS9 City
Mills superane s 5oAse IS do; Extra 50a
81 rs; do. Family ! 2oaSl0; Western Super
fno 5Oa$5 rs do. Extra 6 25s$6 IS; do Fam
iy 6 75aS7 %. Wheat unchanged Maryland
l42, l55al7O; Pennsylvania 145sl47; Western
l35a13s; new white l65sl75. White Corn firm
at llSal o; yellow dull at lO5slO7. Oats dull
Il. C0aGl Pork quiet at S3l. Bacon quiet rib
sides IL; clear do. III; shoulders "A; hams 23s
23!. Lard quiet at l62sl74 Whiskey is in fair
demand at ST. 02.
NEW YORK, July 1.--Stocks firm and gener-
ally advanced tat. Governments quiet. Bonds
III. Money easy at 3a5 per cent. Exchange
long, 81 short los. Gold strong at H. Vir-
ginia SKIES, nx-coupon. So; new 6s North
Carolinas old, 90 new BOT.
BALTIMORE, July l.-Virginia skies, old.
81! bid IS asked do. 1855 65 bid; 70. 1857 6la
bid e.! asked. North Carolinas, old, 500 bid /;
90. now 30 bid.
NEW York, July l.--Flour is steady. Wheat
IL Ic better Corn is shade frmer.
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4 Card.

10 the editor Of the Alerandr'a Gazette: =
IN my remarks at the last meeting OF the
City Council, did the Alexandra branch pi
lois Injustice IN charging them with running
several vessels ashore during the past season.
/ am now satisfied that the fault was commit.
ted by pilots belonging to other DISTRICTS
While would not question the qualifications
OF ,i... pvtuluuu branch pilots, or IN auy way
create q doubt as TO the prompt and faithful
discharge Of their duty, still adhere to my
often expressed opinion that law that enforces
tax on vessels bound for Alexandria, and
totally excmptS vessels bound for Georgetown
and Washington, is very unjust. Unless we
can have laws that treat both sides OF the river
alike, it would be far better to havo no laws
and no pilots. [ am confident if the wishes of
the owners and masters of all classes of vessels
navigating the Potomac were consulted, nine
teen out OF twenty would vote in favor of pad
ding their own canoes" My motto is, "the
greatest good to the greatest number hence
| look upon pilots, harbor masters, and toll
gates, in general sense, as gross infriDgementS
OIL tie rights OF commerce and the travelling
public. D. TURNER.
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ST.. MARY's PARISH SCHOOLS. The clos
ing exercises Of these schools, male aud female,
educating about eighty five children, took place
at St. Mary's Hall on "Wednesday afternoon.
There was sume very good singing and speaking
by the boys, and still better singing by the
girls. who, $50, performed very pretty little
drama, eulitled "Crowuing the Wiscst, with
much ability aud Success. Premiums were
then awarded hem by the Rev. Bernard A.
Toole, who made lew humorous remarks,
aud the proceedings we're closed by the Rev.
Peter Kroes in brief address. The appear
ancc and department Of the children reflected
much credit on the Sisters OF the Holy Cross,
under whose charge the schools arc.
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LOCAL NEWS.

MEETING OF THE CRY, COUNCIL. The newly
elected members of the City Council met at
noon to day in obedience to the call OF Mayor
BerkIey and organized. w. II. Marbury was
elected President and j. j. Jameson
clerk OF the Board of Aldermen, and >. b.
Smooth, President, aud Harold SnoWden,c Icik
of the Common Council l.. }, Robey was
elected messenger OF the Board of Aldermen,
and J. T., Walsh, of the Common Council. The
two boards then assembled together 10 the
chamber OF the Common Council when Mayor
Latham took the required ostbs before Justice
Bell and was installed into office, 10 the lew
remarks the new Mayor made he called attcn'
ton to an existing vacancy In the office Ct
Superintendent Of Police, and rcoommendea
that it be filled Immediately.
After the adjournment of the joipt mee'lns
Mr. ShinD,in the Common Council moved 'ha'
the Mayor be authorized to fill the vacancy ID
the office Of Superintendent Of Fo!'ce' anu Ms
motion was carried, "a division showing ~
votes in its favor; Messrs. Shinu, VI heat, Moofc'
Neal, Lawson, Waterman, Harrison, "edder'
. burn. Price aud Beadle. The motljn, how
ever. was laid on the table in the Board OF
Aldermen.
A motion introduced by Mr.. Wheat in Tie
Common Council that the City Council meet
next Tuesday night and each succeeding night
thereafter until the election Of all the municipal
officers is completed, Was carrie! Iii both
boards Messr5 Massey anI W heat 1" the
Cannon Council. and French and Harmon IN
the Board of Aldermen, were appointed mcnl
bers of the Finance COMMITTEE. 'i'no boards
then adjourned
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.l
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July l-3 p. u.

WASHINGTON, July - y. ILL.,
CONGRESS.
The Sen ate discussed the Atlantic and "a
ci6c railroad bill until the expiration OF the
morning hour. H.,
The lax tariff bill of the House was then
taken up.
MIR. Bayara, of D:'., introduced an : amend
mcnt taxing the United States bonds i've per
cent.
A spicy debate ensued, -
Mr. Howard denounced the proposition to
violate the public faith. -.
MIR. Davis ironically inquired when the
rarty which violated the pledged public faith
to pay loyal owners for slaves, became the guar
dams oil public Integrity.
Mr.. Wiley called attention to the TACT that
the Democrats were opposed to taxing the In
comes OF rich men above 50, 900, and now sup
ported a proposition to tax the widow who
held thousand dollar bond down to the last
cent.
The question was debated at length.
The House CT Representatives was engaged
in the discussion of the funding bill, propo
sitiou to pay bonds in currency exciting an
animated debate.
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TNDEPENpENCE DAY, JULY 4!h, 1919.

In order to afford the citizens OF Washington.
AIexandriu and Georgetown an opportunity of
spending the approaching anniversary Of Am
ericsn Independence in the counties OF Lou.
do,.n and Fairfax, round trip tickets will be
issued by the Alexandrin, Loudoun y Hamp-
shire Railroad on July ID. 4lh and 5Ih, at re-
duccd rates. -.
Persons in tho country wishing to- spend the
day in tho cities Of Alexandra, Washington or
GesrgcLown, will be furnished with tickets al
tho various stations ct ONE FARE for The
ROUND TRIP. Tickets good until the 9Th OF
July.
Faro nr tho round trlp--From Alexandria to
hamilton, So %; from Alexandria to Lees
burg, s.. Intermediate points in proportion.
R. H. HAVENER,
L. 3u-nl Gen. Ticket Agt
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Foreign News.

QUEENSTOWN, July 1.-The steam ship Scotia
tom New York, june 22od, for Liverpool,
touched this port last evening.
LONDON, July 1.-The Times this morning
has an editorial article on the Cuban question,
wherein it praises the prudence and torbear-
ancc shown by the American government in
Cuban affairs and particularly the judicleus
resolution expressed in the recent message OF
President Grant ,
The death of Thomas Richings is announced
TO DAY. He was rcputed to be the last English
survivor of the naval engagement between me
American figatc Chesapeake and the british
s,iratc Shannon, which occurred on the lst OF
June 1912 He died at Cirarcester near Glou-
ccstcr aud was SIS years old,
A note from Secretary Fish tcieeraphed to
Miristcr Motley on the death OF the Earl OF
Clarendon is published here this morning.
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PORT Wine.

There have been, II various times articles in
troduced to the ubiir under tho namc Of Port
vino, strongly mmended for medicinal
purposes, which ara calculated to do moro harro
than good, having little else than tho nHmo t"
recomme end them. Such, however, Is not the
AR. A. Speer. OF Pass.ic, N. j.. We have >"en
his vineyard, and the wine in process of manu-
fscture and know it to he tho pnr" Juice of tho
grape.
- We have also been through his ceiars, which
Fever contain less thnn sixty thousand gallons,
and seen casks piled'on casks maturing. Mr..
Speer does not bottle or sell any under fonr
years OF age-[PeOria Transcript
The above can be had Of our druggists
ia 07-1w
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--.------------ Ga.
nv llock. Knox & KerCCS

Real Estate Agents ard Auctonee
TOR SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
Il FRIDAY, the lst day Of July next, at II
m. in front Of tho Mayors Office, that very de-
srable DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, tn
in the city of Alexandria. at tn southeast -R1lk
corner Of Washington and Oronoko Streets
lately occupied oy e. +. White, esq.
This is ono Of tho most omfortable, commo.
dious and pleasant residences in this city, with
large lot Of nearly quarter Of an acre Of
ground. Tho house was rebuilt with great care
and expense by the late Louis A. Cazenove 80
q residence for his family, with every conve-
nicnce necessary for their comfort. Tho un,
dorsigned, selling under the authority of deed
OF trust will convey such title only as is vested
in them, but which is believed TO be undoubted.
TERME-One. fourth Of the purchase money
on tho day OF sale, and tho residue iii threo
equal instalment: Of SIX, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from the day OF sale, Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the premises
CASSIUS f. LEE,
RICHARD II. LEE,
my .,6--cOtI trustees
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nv Iacix fnOS AZ AeTEsy.

kea Estate i gents and Auctionoecs,
ITOK SA About an ACRE AM a
4 QUARTER Of GROUND, in AIcxan-
dria. Va, situated On Franklin street, between
Alfred and Columbus, improved by L h'st-
class COTTAGE BUILDING, contain, n#sI
ing II rooms, nl III excellent order and A=3sg.Aa
condition has All elegant cellar under tho
whole house Mnd all necessary oul-bulld!nEs,
such a. meat house, granery, stable, carriage
house, sheds, Sc. THO entire premises arc en-.
closed by good, close plank fence; has An ex-
ceent esotsbls garden and a great quantity
Of fine fruits, shrubbery,. der: There is sod"
water and pop factory. also bo.tliag apparatus
and large lot of pop bottles connected with
this property, which can be bought if desired
No ollnr this property at private sale until
TIL ESDAY, July 18Th. ani if not sold before,
twill on that day, be offered ri public sale Oh
the premises Terms easy. For nrther par.
licula:: enquire vi
BECK, kNOX " KERRY,
ic 22-ts 81 King street.
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oawts CONS. of Sale.

GALE OF A vALUABLE COUNTRY
= PLACE AT LEWlNSVlLLE, FAlh.
FAX COUNTY.-By virtue of q dc ed OF trust
rom Joseph Osmun and wife TO Henry Jen-
kins, recorded in iber B, No. q, folio S75, &C.,
Of the land records of Fairfax county. the IN
dersgned substituted Trustee in SAID deed.
with The consent Of the Assignee in Bankruptcy
Of said Henry jenkins, will sell. on MONDAY,
the 18th day of July, 1870, Court day, in front
Of the Court House door OF said county or FAR ar,
fax, ut Il o'clock m, q valuable THACI UF
LAND, adjoining the village of Lewin1svlle,
Fairfax county, fronting on tho road Iesdlng 10
Union. adjacent to the lot Of - Walker, late
F. Il. Janney's lot, containing 81 acres, . roods
AMI IS poles, improved BY neat End com a.
Portable FRAME DWELLING: well Dill
inc water, &C, and highly desirable as
market farm. -
TEKMS-Onc.tcnth cash, and the residue IN
three equsl instalments at SIX twelve sIo
eighteen months, with interest, secured Dy Va
notes Of the purchaser, and q retention OF ID
tito ill tho last payment is made. Selling py
consent OF parties and as Trustee holding tn Q
!cgnl title, AN competent to make the Is ss'a u
tie nerlact. NJ. DULANY BALL, Trustee.
Farf.x county, 10 l7-eots ---
! Whn.-hnve lnJurod Lnoine--.
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,sI1CEION SAfIE:.S.

PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL, &C.,
For SALE
Under authority q! two deeds OF trust from
". II. DAVIS 1T d. respectively February ~
and Muy 7;h, 10 mnG ri IeG"ri in the Clerks
otfcr of he equity Court of Fairfax county.
W., The subscriber, AS Trustee, will sell, ny
oubIic auction, on SATURDAY, July 9, 1870,
Mt Thornton station, OH the Il, l. q b. IS. f.,
Fairfax county, Va, no Steam Portable 9sW
Mill and Fixtures; fifteen hundrcd CORDS o.
wood orc ac:t:e!ass. Pb paltr 81
Oxen, one White Horse, one Red Cow, one OK
Cart, ninp Lumber Wagons, ten sets Double
Harness, one Hay Gutter, ten extra Clrcu'a ar
saws, two Cross Cut Saws len Axes ten Crow
Bars, two Log Chains, three Monkey Wrenches,
cno lot Of Betting, ono GtlHd stone two Har-
rows. ore Anvil enc Bellows. and complete
set Of Blacksmith Tools one SGT Of Augurs, two
AIDES, one Hnnds.w. three Mattocka, one
Plane, ono Drawing knife, one Spirit Level,
six Pnd.l locks, one sci Of Stamps, ono Tape
Line, ono sot Of Scales and M casurcs, one Bal
anco, ono largo Iroa Pot, ono Saddle and Brl.
die, one large Feed Boz, ono Cooking Stove
and Fixtures, five Cottage Godstnads, ono
Black Walnut Dining Room Table, twelve
ood-bol.om Chairs, three Wa2hstands, four
cane-seaL Chairs; two Rocking Chair, one
Tackle Block and sevenly-iiva feet Of Rope,
ono set Of 'rnwarc one SGT Ut itonewarc, ono
Kitchen Table and five Lamps Telms cash.
10 IS--ts GILBERT :. MIN Err, Trustee.
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MAYOR BERKLEY. Mayor Berkeley, whose
term of Office has Just expired, though mem
Der o. the Radical party and 4 military APP
pointce, sn1 tx those reasons ohjec:i2nAbts 10
a majority Of the residents OF the CITY when
installed, has conducted the alf4irsoi the May
with 50 much affabiiily, that he las secured
the respect and good wishes Of almost tho en-
tire community.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. &C
ME EVENT OF TIE SEASOH.

Y5sHE EVENT OF TIE SEASOH.
MARSHALL HALL & INDIAN HEAD.
PICNIC AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
OF THE
SUNDAY SCHOOL NJ Z. CHURCH SOUTH,
THURSDAY, July It'll. -,
The steamer CITY or ALEAANDEiA Wi
leave her whsrf at q. m, for Marshal Hall,
only, and at 80 y. m. for Indian Head, stop
ping at the Hall for parties desiring to 60 down
tho river.
Returning will leave MARSHALL Hall VI I'm ,
and On Returning from Indian Head will stop at
the Hal for any who llavo remained, and ar
rive in Alexandria 1T ll.3U 2. IN
Tickets Tor adults &C., children and servants
Is cents-to be procured ut J. 4. Cox's, w: l.
Padgetts, John +. Creghton's, or Of The schol-
ars by order Of tina committee:
JAS. +. ALEXANDER.
10 3l-ti Chairman Committee.
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The Trials Of Life.

What shall do? l am so debiHtatcd that
cannot attend to my ordinary duties. Try
Speer's STANDARD Vino Bilters;" they are un-
exceiled, and will act favorably on al tho
functions OF your system, and restore Them TO
vigorous action. They arc simply Speers
wine without medication, except by such herbs
and roots as physicians use daily, o 2O-lw
For sale By all druggists and grocors.
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n o 7 l G E :

Owing to tho very material advance IN the
prices of ICE at the North We are compelled,
reluctantly, to advance our prices from tho lst
ofJuly to one and half cent per ID.
A careful calculation shows US that at present
rates we must lose very considerably, AS we
have been charging the samo price tina! wo OBJ
tanned last y ear, while the cost Of Ice is more
that double to u.s. Our business last year WAS
only fairly remunerstiro Wo- thank our Gus
toners for their hitherto very liberal patron
age, and feel it due them that we should thus
give them fair notice of our Intentions.
Very respectfully, ;
Ia oT-l0t NJ ELD RIDEE s CO.
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Fire.

New YORK, July 1.-The Now York Sun
has the following of the Jersey City fire.
About l2.45, A. NJ. this morning lire broke
out in Duushee's kipdlug wood factory which
oWiny co the combustible material, spread
ranid y so that at I 80, q. NJ. nearly all that
REGION embraced between the railroad and 9th
street ard including the lumber yards OF Dodge
and Mcivs, Derby Snow and Prentss and
Others, together with planning mills, bell fac
tory. machine shops and the like on Green,
Washiuclou and other streets was III sheet OF
fame. The entire fire department OF Jersey
civ turned out, but the fire had had too much
headway before they arrived aud gained so rap
iiIy upon them afterwards that all Their laborS
could not control it One large tenement house
was destroyed AMI several small ones, and their
inmates were turned out 10 seek shelter olSe
where. About three years ago this same DIS
trict was burned over. The loss up to ~
this A. H. was estimated at $780, 900, and as
the fire is still spreading and is likely to con.
tiou. all night, it is believed the loss will not
fall short Of 81 900, 900.
Immense quantities Of lum Der have been des'
troyed, and fears are entertained that the ship
ping may catch fire.
SECOND DISPATCH
New YORK, July IA reporter just from
the scene furnishes the following OF the Jersey
city fire.: A two story frame building occupy
ing three fourhs OF u block on Warren, Nor
gan and Bay streets, jersey city, was destroyed
by fire this morning. The building was owned
by the Atlantic and Great Western Railway
COMPANY, and was occupied by Fl. Leslie as a
boiler factory; Commiugs & Co., as car shop,
and J. McMahouSe, cooDcrage. The total loss
is S62 OO0, Commings l. Co., are insured for
s. 900 in the Royal Company of Liverpool.
81. 500 each in tho Phoenix, of Hartford, and
The Home OF New Havoc, and 81 500 each in
the Gloi" ard New Amsterdam OF this city TO-
talsl3O0O. John Connolly and Augustus Coo
Der of Engine Company number 3, have been
arrested on Tic charge of having fired tho COO
rrrshor.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Green IL Wise

CLY MONT FOR SALE.
Having determined to sell this valuabl wa.
tering place, situated on the Potomac river, in
Charles county. Md, 20 miles below Washing
ton, J.. c., have divided it into six tracts, and
will offer it as follows:
No. l-Contans e5 acres of inc land; has
sufficient wood on it for the use OF the farm and
the remainder in cultivation; it is watered by
Horse Pen run, and sdjoins DeEdelins.
No 2-Contains 80 acres-one. fourth in wood
ard thu remainder under cultivation; has !
a small DWELLING and Stable, with q :. -
large front on the Potomac river; has com
nsndng site for handsome residence. thm
farm adjoins No. !.
No. 3-Contsins 20 acres and rood; adjolns
No. ?, with good front on the Potomac; it is
we'll watered, and al bottom Ian d, now under
cultivation.
situated in the rear OF NO 3, ana e1tenas 70
Ms,tawoman creek, which is naVigsble for YES
sells drawing feet of water. A large portion
0! this tract is in wood; bottom cleared.
No. 5-Contains 80 acres; is situated IN the
rear of No. G; nearly all cleared land, but with
sufficient wood for the use of the farm; Ess
bed binding on Mattawomsn creek. vessels
drawing feet can be loaded with the mari
from the bank, without the expense OF trans
portstion.
No. 6-Contalns l4O acres. On this farm Is
the DWELLING, barn, &C.. and the eel n
ebrsted GLYMONT PAVILION, so we'll HlA
known as IL watering place and as q resort for
pleasure, ss to require no minute description.
These farms are very valuable not only on
account of their being portion of the Glymont
estate but for the convenience Of reaching
Washington, Alexsndris and Georgetown by
| steamer several times daily, and the Baltimore
and Norfolk markets twice week, makes 1t
desirable for places of residences, IS we'll as .or
fruit and truck farms.
The above farms will be offered at private
sale until SATURDAY, July 9th. ls70i If not
sold by that time, they will be offered by pub
lie auction on that day, in front of the Mayors
office in the city Of Alexandria, at II O. CT In.
TERMS-One-fonrth cash; tho residue III
equal annual instslments at one, two and three
years, with interest; the purchaser to give
bonds for tho deferred pay menls, with approved
personal security, and decd of trust to be e1-
ecutcd to secure them. Stamps aud convey.
sncing at the expense Of tho purchaser. Flats
OF the above property and more minute de.
scripLion, with price, &C., can be seen and o.
tanned 1T the real estate Office OF GREEN q
WISE, at Alexandria, or by application to the
undersigned LEONARD MARBURi,
ia 1G cots G:ymont, Charles co., Md.
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UNIV ERsITY HoNoas. -rh" AlrSandrans
at the University Of Virginia who received
honors at the late commencement were y
Chapman Neaie, who had conferred upon him
the d,vree Of Bachelor Of Laws; Arthur Johns.
who graduated in Moral Philosophy, and L.
D. Lee and j. S. Brookcs, who graduated in
Latio