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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-03

UStu Ou1'ttIoou1l VtCN!It , (ltI OCT
Aaiisr nit auftrablenpem Sc (i6t, ,eine
prdbti9e Soes! SD >peroe Is MAIDEN
nie 5arun al &albip, ib peroe uner:
fonnt unter meinem 8olfe tpanbeln, bos
Wute ieben> UNI eS ~ belobnen, basB1 e,
I'm eS 81 beltrafen! Yab> oos miro lu1ie
1osreen, i& weroe encli9 bic @abrbeit
a3rsn, cenn man miro fe mir laoen, 1psnn
J}lcmano abnt, oaB i6 Der &aiier bin,
Anp ollo Iber nein," unterbraA lib
Der $ailer auf einmol, unb fem la9enoes
Deaat yerjerrte i@ 3u elmer Holtern
Drimmale, "nein IS 9ebt rod ni9t Gs
bift nihts, oob id meme @eRatt YER
tleipe, lte lpcroen MIDI BOD ertennen, cenn
Du metst IS ja> Nrf1rop> i@ babe ben
Dor;u9, Der bdbli@ae Menl 4 I'm oan,e,
rulljden &ei&e 3u lein, uno Sepermann
n1rpe mid e%rfennen, oenn Niemant bat
cine lol1e l9eu6lide Grabe pie i'd! llno
bdtte 1e Semaro, 70 m0rbe t@ ben &ebelz
len ;u Tobe pettl9en lafltn, Der fl@ uu<
teriteben wolte, ltinem@saren gu 9lei&en!
Sd nil %meuieRenS pen0orjus bebalten,
Elm @el@t ~ baden. ben, tetn anberes
slet@t. Gin i&6ner8 uHuG nt&t tpabr?"
rtef Der &ailer NIT ltinem trd@jeneen
2a&tn, IND m.er nit lutisen Sprlnsen
unb f'ltiamen@ ieoerpernxtunaen In beus
Srrbea Cabinet auf uno Jnieoer bopft,
uno IN unmiutarlt&en 3udunsen feline
@efalt talD 8anj aulammen3o9, balb bod
Observation-Disclosures trat bel@eipent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-03
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@eiunben.- Gin grdettnd rurpe am leeten Drnn.r,
s%siuneen. Ger rebtn,dttes @tsenttnney, renn e. mtr isers
aeussnbe geucfe uber ZEN 5nba[s psNelben pprbrinst uub fiji
eiefe @njetoe ts;atlt, tauu ~ BET mir tn = mpfaus nsbmen. IN
u. st. Sldtr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

TuE SEASON AND TIM CRors.-The
Chicago Republican says the pastTiuter
with all its SHOWS, las been mostiavora'
bio to all kinds Of crops, and warrants the
belief that the coming harvest will be
most l,ountiful. Tho soil has been but
slightly frozen, and there has been nc
damage from winter killing, The depart
ing SHOWS expose smiling fields, where the
plOwwas allowed to do tslast Gall'swork
But The spring season for blowing will'bC
late, aud must be hurried. Still, the first
Of May will probably exhibit breadth Of
planting equal to my past year. Stock
has wintcrCd well, and comes out In goOd
condition. Fruit Of all kinds has escaped
damage, and the promise Of u crop was
never better.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

TnE bilI to repeal the Franktng Privi.
legc, which was passed SO enthusiastically
by the House Of Representatives, is sick,
and will probably die quietly In tho Sen,
ate. skcptlcal observers say TINT It was
never meant to become a law at NIl, hut
merely to give the cheap virtue Of certain
representatives an expression for home
use, throwing the responsibility Of contin'
utng the swindIc upon the Senate, where
the term Of occupancy Is longer, What n
pity II Is that the rule which thrbiClsjulgcs
from sitting on the bench In their own
cases cannot be applied to Congressman
and tho whole subject Of their pcrquisites
and ptCkings len to some tribunal otllel
than themselves They might then fare
quite as WE'LL perhaps. md would Mt lCas
b. able honestly and without shame Il
take all they would get
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

TIM New York Sun Iools fora change
of policy among the Democrats Do The an
pexation question. It says'a.g ~ 30
"Their traditions liz favor Ofthe general
policy Of annexation rest on no! sureF
foundation tIIan the old desire Of the slave
holders to fortify the system Of African
slavery. With respect to this question
we shall suddenly find great change In
the Democratic party, I'VE expect " sec
ali tic Southern leaders Of that party
unanimous against any further Increase In
tie number Of our African constituencies.
They longed for more slaves 70 work their
plantations and enlarge their wealth
through increased crops Of cotton, and
ricc, and sugar; they dotted on the, grow
Ing prcponderancc Of political power that
such acquisition brought with i; but
toward Quashee as a, man and o brother
they entertain totally opposite sentiments"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

TnE importation Of rags from the SIedt
terraneau, hides from Brazil, and, other
commodities from the tropics, is,knownto
bring the germs of disease; chiefly fGvefsr
which arc sometimes very affecting. and
tatal. AyER's AeuE cURE stimulates The
Liver to cxcrete tlnse germs from the sys-
tenn as efFectually as II docs the miasmatic
poison Of our aguc districts. CONSEQUENT
invaluable protection 70 steve
dOrcs and Others whose occupations ex-
pose them To these dangerous Infections;
and We hope to render them q; valuable
service in giving them This iii4lf9rnatlpn.-
Neo York Dispdtch. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

WE infer from the following paragraph,
which occurs in an editorial in the Wirt
DerOerat, that that paper has about con.
Guided to come over and join the Repub-
hs4ssBliA5sI.S.ss s.,ls@EsM.l
Rspuh IicaRS te thS u: lie iplal req y
f1Eall fest oat WITH Sta u mOdjA.
eatiOh OF the registration law, The repeal
Of the obnoxious clause attached TO the
Constitution denying to certain class Of
our citizens the God.given right Of citizen.
shin, and the enftanchiSGmcut Of every
citizen in the State. Do the Democracy
ask more than this! MOL They cannot,
But aey do &ish to see these principles
carried out to the very letter. When such
iS..the-e case I'VE venture The opiniOR.tltal
the ,peppcrltic party IF tp1dSF will ex.
tend 4 tielPiRg hfHd; ahd Brohihlgate the
fact TO the world chat they are with their
Republican. friends bean and soul.
Come along, brother Dem, our platform
y bread enough 70 hold you allhJ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

IT was stated the other day that tho
final vote on the San Domingo treaty
would be postponed for time, in hope
that the measure would gain friends" II
Is now published that General GRANT has
spent about 100000 OF the Secret Service
Fund 10 get TIC bantllng in its present
shape, As n sequence, the measure has
gained friends, and if the Secret Service
Fund holds out Il will doubtless pass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
oFFIcERs NOTICE
I0I7-I .IIRuTu OYVICn, WEBsrER srREEr,l

: YuI'7u4 HRGLTH OTRICn, WEBSTER 6TREBTs
Ei;g CBNTRE WHEELING, April ,'1SIQ.
Property owners, housekeepCrH, agents, and All
others having charge OF Tenenicnts, as, well ~
Of Hotels, Halls or other public ediareS, Manu-.
EaetuFIng Establishments. Slaughter Houses,
Meat Sl0pS, etc, arc hereby nDlllgdtO cleanse
their SIHRH, Water Closets, Cellars, front and
6ack.yurdS, nnEmpF0vcd lots, yard, or surfacC
drains, private sewers, prlTlCS, stables or other
Ottbuillinga, and have the mHe llrEOOd b4nl'
lazy condition within Is days nom 1.-The date OF
this notice, otherwise tho provisions of the
Health Ordinance for CoRlPGIaoiy CLEANSING and
/ COMPLAINT Docks are ppcA At tho Health OnlcG,
and at tho Drng Store Of Logan, I.iRt & Co. ''I'
Given under my hand - fiii ln 10! III
fni'E. iTar I'D JAMES B. REEVES. MD,
apFl IL 4lrL-.l .g.t y City Health 0fiicGr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

THE 81 United Suites soldiers now sta.
toned Mt Charleston, at the request Of Ills
Honor, John ]. jackson, Jr., a Democratic
Judge, arc commanded by colonel, two
captains and y lieutenant, besides tho
non-commisSioncd officers IL the army
Is differed all the way through In this
proportion, land 1t ISL who doubts that
Logun's bM to muster Out few surerflu.
Gus shoulder straps ought to pass:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

vOU ID ~ Inc tirre Strn President GRANT
"a n issuc his Universal Amnesty" re-
lieving all from tue 1laolilt n MlssHG na'S
50 long Distracted tlts alla !y! SUITS
Hs.e'gs.A - ,:,,,s :; A., t,zss,;,o,np
FatIgIgpnsN Nun ST s;.,,;1y ,E A., Hsno.
nave SlPealeu M" I T oo,,,. MI. with a
c!9H afB "a Styts l. IT ;,o ,i,,sannre-
we" % cAgtps A.tet'''o. ,, ~ If mr. Demo.
henssOa q nle w '.l, a'noor IN labor.
gtauc Io'snpOl"''I ,,o, No, n,cros a. .'tto
reslaen! S ,, Mresiy. u a. be has
issue DIS u".rs' s,,s,,o,, MN, TbS AIs.
no power ~ ~ -, ~ psos;d:rt - spe
aOlI'1e" "'''O" ,SS.s,a55S w. Ill yIIv,h A.
femo'tu ~. %'V C.a",,,,,t,oI, ~ tSc iTI1fted
He'. ~ 1 tb.,, ,n.,r,,n,,,n,i rnn mn be
'U''s'' az Is.sS,,,o,,t;,1 ,nSaiI,;Iss,o !, Tin.
"u' ,,, .;,n III ,i,,r1slSg conrrt,ss can
W. 1S ~ 4. ,R,i.s! III , e prp.i.
t ' -; -" ss,g.ss,I. i = .osor,,I,no,,J IN
CSp' al H.; = IL ,,o,, MAZE j, s,vecpint
OO"s' - ~ 49,. ;i;Sa,;,,;,i". ,mnoscj IN
49,, Il, ~ So,,,E ~ ,I,c YTvth
I 49,, N''N -. 800 N
OVEN ,,,,T -. Don,oor,,,c rr;crds pleass
"" "' NJ o,ss,,o.s H., M rc1,ric,
CDseFVe +" a...O ~ ~. S,a,o ~, ~, I'M
"ons on sGAs %,t ~ ' q . ., ~ +hO con.
osc' W s''C NJ ~ az W. A. 800
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

TENNESSEE has ratified her now oOnsti'
tuition, and claims,the credit Of being the
first State to adopt universal sufragclwith-
out regard to color, and to incorporate It
in the orgnnic law. y n ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sY-
LRUF 2Au ! many thin requlred du'
ring this unple mt ntsF for ~ raj HAHN,
colRpRFs "a ItE az jap SD a afqS v
afU IL g , I'D y pubic ~ fesI
,yeai md Is jn MOI snti Sat ihel l6n
~ ~ u yllt6t bog ms, COLDS
tndHoARsRNBss, ShOuld'nO Is without II, Al
d WIlfs6ord speedy relief In most diseases Of til,
nj Chest or Lungs. FOR CRoUP-Can b'
relied on In extreme cases. FOR WIIooPlNG
0UGH-IhVGFIably gives speedy relief POH
SORE TIIROAT-Keep the Throat moist with It
VIOLENT COUGHS YIslA % is eOn1InpTl ~
Sold BY DruggiSh geRerally. :
IAuGHLIN. RNlITI 4 co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

As striking evidence Of the slrinkage
of prices sincSIl6st sphag, in New York,
tho TACT is mentioned, that four lots q
ground in Carmine street, were knocked
down at $4O,O 900, whereas. in April last
800 1000 was refused for thetnL,o2 up5i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

TnE SLIME OF TIE. RIVER MILES
not more filthy and mal,odorOus than tho
thick sediment Of Ito lfalr coloring prcpa.
nations sold in darkened bottles, Per con-
tn, Pn&ioR's YfT&ttA, "oR SALVATION
FOR TnE HAIR, tlie'Only article that will
renew tho natural color Of graY hair has
no, sediment, and Is perfectly transparent
Sold by all druggistS and fancy goods
dealers. ri;' % agIlf 4. Nrrb cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

d, TmR Lynchburg VIyiatdh says that at
the time o. tic Southampton iIpsqRrFFection
when Gen. Gro, II: THoMAs, WIS . child
he was saved from aiViOlent death by his
elder sister, who, escaping nom their dwell
ling, carried lin ~ Her arms 70 lilo woods
just in time 10 rescue him from the aYeng'
ing ftlries led by NAT. TURNER, who
spared neither age nor sex J" 2?ui
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
TO-DAY the election in Connecticut

TODAY the. election in Connecticut
takes placc. The following arc tho tickets:
Governor. Marshall Jewell. James !. RqRlsh.
1t Gov. Morris Tyler. Julius llotehtiS8.
81. n STA hi Hmm Applcman! Z ThbsH n. waller.
TreSSnrer, DAVID r. EiChOlA fChaS, N. Pond.
Controller. james Manning, Seth 3. Logan.
In addition to the above, a now Legisla.
ture Is to DO chosen, to consist Ofltwenty-
one Senators and 2SS members Of the
Lower House. The present Senate con;
sists Of fourteen Republicans and ,ssyenl
Democrats. The State administration Is.
Republican, having been elected last year
by majorities ranging from All on Cover
nor to AGO on other candidates. = T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

VZjmP. Observation-Disclosures a.
Y rPEBTYo EoR sALEY-l,pFIEE5t ~; y, 1T
two Rt0drE. AK t1EGet, c0uhIlnlng niue h'dm& 4
Cellar and :ge9g well q yeysr AilIng yfiIc5 . .
large Tobacco Mandatory and MaChlhcry', ~
good working older WIN al The necessary out
LOt 81, 10 With good Frame Dwelling House,
two nOtaes, containing Gevon rooms Also' tFanlo
stable capacity for dyp boFtes,S !yygJuiEI.I
Lots u and q, on which arc two Dwelling
Houses, An abundance OF ffuit Of oil varieties on
Ehgl9ts; gII l. ,Gs ~, ~ ,,,,, :, A.,
desiring to engage In tho manufacture Of Plug
TGbaeco The Factory L. now being @orkCd!hy
Messrs, McEndrro i Stidd!oGJTnL iLL!G,I
The property Ia In the Village Of New Castle,
IPIIehef r. Oh Belmont County, Ohio! 0imiIeF
south Of BaruesVlllu. iJE p'NODg .bnU!lm,1
We also Offer for sale thrPsi good 1'fddlAinsi:
Wagons. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ~
or j. q, CALDWELL e. two. miles north OF New
Castle: Or y. u. McENDREE, In town; KSIc t
cnte. N. d. KING Att6trey at Law, lIeilAire,' o.
AprdHpJdi suf ~ lnI:JuTbE I'll ioN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

P'EE OFFroE EsTABL.sH4R.-Ihs c'Rce
At Finl&s CIlHE, Lewis county, Is reestab-
Iished on route West Union to Weston,
and o. G. CowMAS appointed postmaster.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
'HH1LDREEsii LIVES SAVED FOR
~ IN CRHTS NM IN, .snas ~ ,ChjlJrcn dle

1 lAAAA4DANEALN ~, ~ = 44AI ~ 49, = ~
~ 50 CRNTS.-Thoasands Of Children die
annually Of CFOppiI NQy, AOlhesS, II you would
spend 80 cents, and always have bottle OF Dr..
Tobias Venetian LinImcnt In tho house. yon
never need fear losing your little ono when at
lacked Win his oOmpIdfRt!a tEis now q years
since ] have put up my LinImUnt and never
heard Of child dying Of Group WHOM my, IinI.
mont WI aEOd;I bdt hundrOds d cuTe4 1.-Two been
reported 70 me, and many state II Il was 80 pOr
bCttlo ihoy would nOtlbO without y Besides
which, II e certain euro foF Cuts, Burns; Head
ache 0thRoh6I SoCO Threat SdollInkS, MhIhps,
Collie, Dlarrhne, DysGutery; SpAapS' Old Sores
and Pains % The LlmbS Back and Chest. No
cne onee trleA Il who is svCr without ltIh Is
warranted perfectly safe 70 take iptevualIy. FRll
directions with every, bottle. Sold blythe Drpg.
giSts and and StorekecpCrS In tho United StatrS.
Depot 70 R4k R AlPPfls. MON alrInAT&dSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

+; Dr. Tgrnsr, 9f, Savanna, O., tlyFhO has, for
nearly forty years, recqnmspleA Rt4ndrgth's
PjEls u specific n Yellow Psyer; that ho meyer
knew patient TO die who took thvm for this
malady, bOIpg oIhSrwlsQ. sound: Their Prompt
uSe tAkeso ont Of tho body those ttees (which
fed thO alAllty, Of the disease As general
family pealeIHs hu COnddcr4 them FIR Ia advance
Of all OthorI, and hcFe hq speaks from personal
szpedenee q, theIFQuAlItIesV s.i,r.i 'bT
mSt8-4&HJ'r tI,t L.',,lrIit wa 'llU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
n. 92RAbiEAL REyoI,LUTI0N 4 HAS

"a JItAD4Si4AH I'M Wv AASAH 20 VI
IN, INN been accomplished In half dyes. The
horrible compounds containing Trad, SALT
and SULPHUR arc dIrcardCd. The! loading
ehou,lsts ImploFu thu nHhIInHot 70 ND thgH' a''l
Professor Chiffon, whose reputation lsGScond to
that .oilno analytical Shemlit I'M America. has
recommended 5l1lplu iiyidW Ii'psa7 lli
,ICristaa or0's Excelsior Hair Dyey
GsFS PERFECTLY tTNNOCUoGs ARTIcLB,
which hay 81 used y thoat ftaGr. Remember, Il
rIS tho oily one thattas betS ahalyzed and toahH
wholesome. IT. ciiects atO Instantaneous, and
The eoiGri II impaas natural % ~, " . u, w.
,CRISTApoRos HAIR PREsERyAT1HE, as
n DrciGFnS, artS lIkSa charm on the IIatr aftGr
DyCfikg TfyILf i1l"9pS1 % y matsl&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

A SISTER Of Gen, THOMAS married DR..
GAMALIEL BAILEY, well known as tho
editor Of tho National ErGU Washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
WO n II I AND IsOCIAL EVILS

lifNIi ODIA9EN' iGA3NO '0SSAn4A SHAAAItT :
IatA EssayS FOE Young Msa--the tao GSii.
mate Of Woman-the happiness Of inhOnOraBlG
iaarilAge-the fearful Social rRnl1 OF tho day
the cause and euro. Sent fteo, Ia scaled envel,
opoG AddttsS, HOWARD OoIAT1oN, Boz
p, Philadelphia, Pa! OIL. t,,H bjanSS-d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

Our, people, have ACCEPTED the sltg 1ll;
ton "afida3 re engaged ID the peaceful
vocStiSn's d. tIlllBF. tke 5nilt looking for
ward 10 The time wien President GRANT
"a 10 issue his Universal Amnesty" re-
Having ali from the disabilities which have
"a long Distracted tits and other States
TH.SJ;l5,,Ig M S.i.supr ~ s4nt'4sr'-'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
New Advertisements.

l-.-r.,.s.D.-..ss so. o'to 8 1850:
,re ii, ,sJ s4g..s g3!26 to "a a. 6:
j. . Iug .,oiis oia4.OO. TO 2!76.
i1s... lsg .,,.i 600 to 3.75.
Irish PopIins biz asaiill Lg!!s..., .
ReducecilfEom $50 to 2:z6'
itlfenc City Re- lG2I ". !.i,'s , = ,!..g
q lie a ,froH, ~ to 6a 6 oE
the, CITY! ,Re~.o,oq aa Is, tal. d
duced5f from b 81 to p &C.
theItGEty Re- aia' 'hl.' I.}+tD'
sdi1Sed froTntta.lo'l'o1tO IA 7sic-,
The City Re- Jatgi. aa, ,,iSa
) dIced from. { 80 to 100.
aLinen,fi Re.ii 9pgiin1 nifiaH9
DId1ced from 90 t '1 g1 see r
|asi uced from n S5; 75 to to II soc.
kinenEI2e. ~ "leo !. W 'pe g ~
= u 4 from <. sc to 'Iois9e
eteached KIusIIns / 5aoiraoao
dR educed fromI8tO 1920!
y %. snogn - '.s.!J2 ls2c.
I'm / iry', miHll gE s15mn!aht NtiIHlI.l
Of. CassimrFEs and Cloths that capn9t " Snr;
goods from ns can ave from ~ 70 81 n Haii
bought elsewhere. Only call and satisfy 'yohr'
.ii mn, odl nj III l.gt IL 1iat !GlsYlU
T,a1 Ia MAIN STREET. r..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06
AaICTION SALES.
Geek, Knox o. kerby,
IRaa1 Eststo A rente and Auntionenrz

keal Estate Agents anu ALCLloNeers
2STILL SELL, By PUBLIC SALE, ON
W SATURDAY. the l4th day Of May, 1870
at 1880 T. IA, il front Of the Mayors Office in
the city Of AlexaD driA, Va, that DESIRABLE
LOT OF GROUND, beginning at q point on
tn" east side Of Henry street slit five feet south
.: the corner % Princess and Henry streets,
where the cast line Of Henry stree! intcr:ccss
said Princess street, and running from said
point south on Henry street th!rty.live fee! !;
thence east ono hundred and fifteen feet and
eleven inches to & ifteon feet wide alley; thence
north on said alley thirty i've feet thence wo:t
one hundred and fifteen feet and eleven inches
to Henry street and place Of beginning, with -
new two-story FRAME DWELLING, III
containing eight rooms, erected thereon. EsSgl
The house is in good condition and thorough
repair and in addition to the dwelling has II
frame stable ~ the foot OF the lot large enough
for four horses, carriages, sc. The tito to this
property is indisputable.
TERMS-One.third cash on the day Of sale
tho residue in three equal insta lments at e. II
and eighteen months, respectively, from tho
day Of sale; tho deferred payments u be sat-
istactorily secured. Stamps and conveyance
at tho cost of purchaser. The property in the
meantime is offered at private sale. Apply TO
BECK. KNOX s. KERRY,
nv 3-co.s 81 King st., Alexandris, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06
NV Green 81 Wise,

Real Estate Agents and huctioR6orS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Els
~ TATE IN ALEXANDRIA CO., VA
By virtue of q decree Of tho Circuit Court OF
Alexandria county, Va, pronounced st its Au-
gust term. lsGl, il the suit Of James II. Clark
VS.. John Downing and others, tho undersigned
Commissioners appointed by the said decree,
will ofe. for sale. by public auction, at Ball
Cross Roads. in Alexandria county, Virginia,
on FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of May, 1870, at y
o'clock H.. q TRACT OF LAND, containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES, more or less, lying
in Alexandria county. near Balls Cross Roads,
and binding on Fonr Milo Run-being the same
land conveyed By James 7. CIar Ct ny: to ohm
Bowling ny decd, dated March 31st 1885, re,
corded in liher g. No. 3. folio 1n4, in trust 10
secure certain Indebtedness.
TERMS-One-tcnth Of the purchase-mOney
in cash tho residue in three equal payments
six, twoiro and eighteen months; tho dcicrr ed
payments TO bear interest, and to be secured by
the purchasers bonds. with good surety, and 4
retention Of the title to said land until the pur-
chase money shall have been paid. Costs Of
stamps and convoyancing TO be paid by pur-
chaser. +. L. SMITH Jr
D. l.. SMOOT,
sp4-ts Commissioners.
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ARTH. i. ROGERS.
Commissioners OF Sal
T31FsU STEl;'S S A +,

BY virtue Of decd Of trust, dated janu.1r
1st, 1853, snd executed by Anna Patten,- and
duly recorded in liber I. No. i, folio CT, Of the
land records of Fairfax county, tho undcrsign-
ed, Trustee therein namcd, will, in accordance
with written instructions from tho party secur-
ed, offer for sale, to the highest bidder for cash.
on the Gin DAY OF JU NE, 1870, that boing
Court day, at twelve o'clock noon, in front Of
the Court House Of Fairfax county, tho FARM
on which tho said Patten now resides, lying
near Anandaie. in said county, and adjoining
the Back Lick road on tho east and Irvine
tract; also, adjoining tho lands formerly own
cd by Louisa Summers and J. 0. Arms, con-
tanning by Said deed 1894 acres, moro or less
The land has tho reputation Of being good, with
! considerable timber. and comfortable Gasss;;A
TWO STORY DWELLING. bull. since RiEsE
the War. The above land will be sold subject
to deed Of trust given to Louisa Summers for
81 900. Tho title to this property, with the
above exception, and this deed is believed to be
good; but selling as Trustee l shall only con-
vey the title vested in me- SIS such.
LEVI DEFINING, Trustee.
Iteirfav 20 fab 2t--cots
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AUCTION SALES.
By Beck, Knox 6 Kerby, Aucfn- ~
CAREPTA HALL LOT FOR SALE

On the 2Sth DAY OF MAY, 1870, at twelve
o'clock m, in front OF tho Mayors Office. IN
the city Of Alexandrs Va, the subscribers, ms
Com missioners OF the Circuit Court Of Alexan-
dris county, Nirginis: in the suit Of }. !.
Wheat plaintiff vs. Saropta Lodge Ct a.. de-
PENDANTS, will sell, at public auction, the LOT
on the north side Of King street, between Royal
and Pitt, in said city, on which Sarepta Hall
formerly stood. Tho motes and bounds Of the
lot arc rs follows A part Of it beginning on
King street st p point dstant24 feet eastwardly
of a zine feet alley. running northwardly par
allel to Pitt street to the Zine of tho ground for
merly McRea & Measc's. (Which point is distant
lGO feet 3 inches eastwardly Of Pitt street, and
running thence esstwardly with King street ~
feet; then northwardly parallel to Pitt street
Is feet; thence westwardly parallel TO hlng ST.
10 feet thence with a straight line to tho be-
ginning; and the residue of it beginning on
King street At the cas-. limo of the piece cl
ground before described, and running tnencc
oastwardly with King street 35 feet :! inches,
more or less to the line formerly OF Char eS
Royal street tO feet, more or loss. to the limo
formerly of VIM. II. Mcknight; thence west
wardly parallel to King street 10 feet s! inches,
more or less thence nortnwsrdly parallel to
Royal street 20 feet more or less, to the limo OF
James Roach thence westerly parallel to King
street IS feet, moro or less, to the hne OF Inc
piece Of ground herein before described; thence
southwardly with that line to tho beginning
together with all and every right and appurtcn-
anco to the said two pieces Of ground in any
manner belonging
TERMS-Onc-teDth Of the purchase money
to DO paid in cash on the day of sale; tho resi-
due in three equal instalments at six, twelve
and eighteen months from the day Of sale with
interest the purchaser TO give his bonds with
good personal security or deferred Payments,
and the title to ba retained till tho purchase
money is fully paid.
GEORGE VIM. BRETT,
:. FERGUSON BEACH,
27-eots Commissioners.