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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22
AGmirs in Richmond. Va.

RICHMOND, March 2l.-Affairs are quiet
to-day. In last lights skirmlsh one colorcd
man, Josiah Winston. was injured. E!iyson
has entire control OF the city. Chahoon has
only halt Il dozen men in the Third Station
House, and there appears be no further dan
ger Of conflict. The mob around the Third
Station has dispersed.
Gen. Candy replies to Governor Walker 5
letter. He says he concurs fully in the Cover
| nor : statement OF the constitutional anu stat
| ute laws 10 relation to the employment OF the
| military arm OF the Government against domcs
| tic violence, but says his instructions from the
| President and Secretary Of War relate to cx
c%eptiOnal cases. lie proposes to submit the
correspondence to the President and Secretary
Of War. He again denies the Infection OF
~tavorins either contestant for the Muyoralty,
and says he only interiered to preserve the
public peace.
Gov. Walker in reply TO this, says ne is glad
General Candy comedies that there il no war
rant or authority to be found in the Cnnslltu
ton anu laws of the United States for his
(Canby's action Oh Friday last. As for the
Generals Instructions, the Governor says they
would not Justify his action it construed ny the
light of the law. Such construction as the
General gives these Instructions would soon re-
duce the u. S. army to L mere police force,
supcrseding the State and Municipal conserva-
tors Of the peace throughout tue country. The
Gov. expresses his confident belief that but
for military interference the disgraceiu' REBEL
lou against the lawfully constituted authorities
Of the city would not have lasted one hour.
The Gov. feels sure from his knowledge Of the
statesmaniike ability Of both the President and
Secretary Of War that they will relieve Gen.
Candy oil the duty Of executing orders which.
under bis construction, cannot be executed
without violating the fundamental laws of the
u. s..
This afternoon Ben Scott, coIored. the leader
of Chahoon'S colored special police force, was
captured by Ellyson's police. 1t was in front
of his house that Bush, the special policeman,
was killed last night. As the police came near
the City Hall, where Bush's body was lying,
an excited crowd of whites rushed on Scott and
C ,mmenced firing, shooting Scott in the hand.
The police, after a short fight, beat the crowd
off and got Scott safely in the City Hall.
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LETTER. FROM RICHMOND.

CORRESPONDENCE Of he Alcrand'1" G'a:efte'
RICHMOND, March 2l.-~Altcr Il hard ram,
oaelp hi, morning ,!;r Weather cleared CIT,
AMI the tcupera.uye is oow delightful, fires
being t:ispeus-d vita AMI e7e7ybodg enloylDg
d delightful spricg evening with windows
and doors open.
There i, still some excitement in 'he city in
r.t.r,nc, to the municipal difficulties, the kill
;,y ul one Of the special policemen, last night,
inv = c3Iored man, having aroused considerable
ifriny. and the war as it IL termed here,
vas brought to the notice oil the Legislature,
Ia. day, in the shape oil q protest, presented 10
fine House. to the seizure by Gen. Candy OF
public property, and resolution calling Tor IN
Prevention on the part OF Chief Justice Chase;
but both went over. In the Senate, also, the
resolution calling for Judge Chase to sit in
Judgment on the case was presented under q
suspension Of the rules, but an evident DISPOSE
ton being apparent not to NEEDLE, no action
was taken, an adjournment being carried pend
ing its consideration.
In the Senate, TO day, consolidation was
| discussed for some time.
A resolution OF enquiry was adopted as to
the cxpedicncy CT authorizing one notary pub
| lie to acknowledge the signature o! = married
IONA 10 q dcCd.
A bill preventing the sale Of property, iol
debt until the provisions OF the homestead bI
are made applicable, was referred.
Tie bill incorporating the fredericksburg
and Northern Neck Il. r., IS amended b5
the House, was passed.
A bill to provide for the settlement OF debt;
contracted prior to 1865, was referred.
The House Of Delegates refused to expe
| Andrews, the colored member who cowhided
colored page, and let him off with a censure;
4 bill to incorporate tho Richmond and 20
tomac railroad company was introduced.
Gov. Walker and Gen. Canby are having -.
spirited correspondence 10 relation to the mum
cipal difficulties, in which the former appears Il
have o decided advantage, having so far worstet
his adversary in every encounter. During thl
whole affair, Gov. w. has shown prudence
foresight and wisdom, aud if left alone, VII
enable the new Mayor to adjust all ditlcultle
| to the satisfaction of the people.
Judge Underwood is to appear on the seen
| On "Wednesday.
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Il

i1nh M'SSlONER'S SALE OF FAIRFAX
y hAND.-U Under authority of q decree Of
the Circuit Court OF Fairfax CO., Va, made a.
its November term, 1869, in the suit Of Allison,
scriber viii sell, By public auction, u she higt-
est bidder, oD MONDAY, In 18th tayot April,
Court day, at II O'Clock ~, at the front d9o7
of the Court House Of said county, TWO HUN
pKED AND FIFTY ACRES OF WOOD
nosr the mouth of Occoquan, being that part %
the Sandy Point farm which, in the division Of
it, was allotted to the widow and heir; Of J"An
W. Allison, decd; said property BEN order
ed to be sold for default Of former purchaser III
payment Of purchase money. ,u
uL 10 ao.s Comm.
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t'uM MI :,ICATGp.


HoMICIDE.-Peter Brown, n r"lored mar,
was shot and killed about four miles tr"m Mid
dleburg. Va, by Clarence Thomas. = youth of
sixteen or seventeen years OF age, on Nedncs'
day, the 18th. 1t appears tls! TLoms& has been
attending school for some months past 1T the
Plains Station, ard he had met the c9iored man
several times on the road. who WIS going to /"
colored school near the station. The man
threatened more than once, without Il ius!!hnbIe
csu.e, to beat Thomas, and rs he was Hrocecd-
ing on his way home on Wednesday, tit" man
sprsng out Of some bushes along side .! tho
road with q large club anal made NJ hi!l. Thom-
as drew Il revolver, warning him That hn would
fire if he continued 10 advance. The man,
nothing daunted, sprang "rwarl with his club
uplifted, when a bullet from tho revolver was
fred, killing him instantly. Mr.. +. il . young
gentleman Of high rospectabiiity, and by his
blessing address and department is very ropu
lar in his neighborhood, l[esnrrcndered him-
self TO m officer soon after the affair was over.
GAfer the above WAS in type we received "A
communication from q friend ind correspond
cnt, "Observer," at The Plains, giving " fuller
account of the above affair, but to the same ef-
fect--and showing that young Mr.. Thomas act
ed in self defence, and after he had boon rs
saulted by the cOlored man.
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Foreign News,

The trial of Pierre Bonaparte for the muir
der OF Victor Noir commenced at Tours, yes
terday, and progressed as far as the taking OF
the testimony of the officers of the police and
Of NJ. de Fonviclle, who was in company with
Noir at the time Of his death. The Court
was crowded and the excitement was intense.
A Paris newspaper positively asserts that
the Pope has refused the demand of France to
be allowed a lay representative at the Ecumen,
nical Council.
A crisis in Spanish politics has taken place,
and Regent Serrano is expected 10 resign.
Adelina Patti narrowly escaped being burned
to death in q railroad car which recently
caught fire on a Russian road.
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NEWS OF THE 4
"Ie show the very age and body ofAr Times

Dispatches have been received by Gen. Ames
from members OF the Legislature ant 9'hfr
State officials at Jackson, Miss, announcing
that a caucus Of republican members hau unan
imously adopted resolutions urglcg ms aom,s-
sion to the United States Senate. lie Is also
assured by the same parties that he VIII De re-
elected should his present credentials DC III
sufficient.
At Fall River, Mass, on Sunday, while q large
congregation were assembled 10 an incomplete
French Catholic church, to witness the blessing
of the corner stone, the flooring gave way and
about two hundred people fell twelve feet into
the csllar. Twelve or fifteen people are known
to have had their limbs broken, and many
others were injured.
The principal chiet and delegates CT the
Cherokee nation OF Indians have sent a memo
rial to the Senate demonstrating against q ter
%ritorial form of government, legislative JuriS-
diction of Congress, the abrogatlon OF existing
treaties, and the burden of government taxa
ton without representation.
An attempt WAS made on Saturday night BY
unknown parties to blow up the residence OF
the Belgian consul at San Francisco. Tho
building Was considerably damaged. The con,
sui is absent in Europe, but his house Is occu-
pied by several citizens, none OF whom were
injured.
Captain Albert De Groot. Of New York,
suggests that a meeting OF sea captains be at
once called to express their admiration OF the
conduct of Capt. Williams, of the lil-fated
Oneida, and to urge upon the government the
propriety OF erecting i suitable monument to
Captain Williams, at Annapolis.
Yerger voluntarily returned to the Jail at
Jackson, Miss, yesterday, from which he cs'
capped two weeks ago. In q note to the Gov
ernor he states that he left prison only to graf
iy a fancy for a few days freedom, and never
intended to shirk his trial.
On Saturday Moses Lake, tor twenty i've
years barber at the Naval Academy, departed
this life, aged about seventy years. Moses was
a character widely known in naval circles, and
during his lite enjoyed the friendship OF many
distinguished men.
Gov. Ujhazy, g compatriot OF kosSuth in
the struggle tor Hungarian independence, at
one time Governor of the celebrated Fortress
OF Comorn, died in San Antonio, Icyas,on the
7th of this month.
Billy Roberts. 4 bank rohber. who had been
| captured aud was in the custody Of private dc
~tectivcs, escaped from them yesterday at Phil
adelphia.
The bark Amelia Gehring, Of Baltimore,
has been wrecked on Lohe'y Keys, off the
coast OF Cuba. Tie crew were saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated January
1st, 1855, and execute! by Ann% Patten, and
duly recorded in libcr |. No. 4. folio 81, Of the
land records Of Fairfax county, tho undcrsign-
cal, Trustee therein named, will, in accordance
with written instructions from the party socur-
Cd, offer iUr sale, to the highest bidder, for cash,
on the Gin DAY OF JUNE, 1870, that being
Court day, ~ twelve o'clock noon, in front Of
the Court House Of Fairfax county, the FARM
on which the said Patten now resides, lying
near Anandaic. in said county, and adjoining
the Back Lick road on the east and Irvine
tract also, adjoining the lands formerly own
cd by Louisa Summers and j. Q. Arms, con-
tanning by Said deed l39t acres, more or less
The land has tho reputation of being good, with
considerable timber. and Il comfortable 5ssT5saa
TWO.STORY DIV FILLING. built since EalasL
the WAT. Tho above land will be sold subject
to a deed Of trust given to Louisa Summers toc
81, 900. The title to this property, with the
above exception, and this decd is believed 10 be
good but selling rs Trustee [ shall only con-
vcv the title vested in ne Gs such.
LEVI DEFINING, Trustee.
Fairfax co., feb 2i-eots
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By Beck, KNOX a. kerby.

TKeAl Estate Agents and AUclloneeFs. -.
NOR SALE.-A desirable new FRAME
l. COTTAGE DWELLING, situated on the
north side of Pend!e.on street, tWp doors ca;
of ST. Asapn street. Alexandris. Va; lot AZ Zee,
front by 50 feet deep. There are on the lot
some very fine peach and pear trees, grapes,
Sc; also, some choice flowers The house con
tains 4 large rooms and kitchen, with cellar. -
A large wood and coal house is ut the lot pi
the lot. This is u good property and Is %tered
very cheap. Ii not sold before II hoA J.
the ID DIV Of April mex, it will on that day, -
front of the premises, 1T II o'clock m be sold.
by public auction, to the highest bidder. Title
perfect. For further particulars apply TO
BECK, KNOX q KERRY,
mn l4-.ot{ o. King street, Alrxa., Va
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otter from, Cumberland.
Correspondence Of tho Alexandria Gazet'
CUMBERLAND. Mar. 20-1l p. d

CORRESPONDENCE OF tho Alexandria Gazette.
CUMBERLAND, Mar. 20-1l p. u.
Seven mon we're arrested hero last week and
committed to jail, charged with incendlarIsm
and robbery. They were al born and raised
here, their ages ranging from IS to IS years.
One turned States evidence. Two made their
CSC pc about nine o'clock tonight, and a third
md brake his lee. The names of the two who
escaped a:c Leo Aubaugh and Daniel Rezsn.
Joseph Aubaugh broke his leg. There Is
great excitement hero in consequence OF this
affair. and the militia is out patroll!ng the
streets. One squad is guarding the jail. 1t
looks aid sounds like war times; drums are
beating and soldiers marching up and down
the streets. The Mayor and City Council APP
pointed Il Vigilance committed last week. 1t is
lust reported, midnight, thu. Leo Aubaugh has
bean reraptEred. j. w.
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Ry Rcck, Anox "a 90, Auc.i0neers

~ K L HT E'H ! i !. 3.
In o&rr.tiun Of Il deed Of trust from james
nrawner AMI Louisa. hi wife, bearing data On
The I4th day Of December 1870, | Will ulcr Tor
snle, by public auction, On SAIu /, the
"a day II April, 1870, ri T. o'clpri: H., in front
of the Mayors Office, for cash, t" the highest
bidder. n TENEMENT and LOT OF Esz3zS
GROUND. in the city Of Aloxandria, .assAI
bounded rs follows. viz: Beginning 1T p 20 IL
on the east side Of IT. Asaph street. 81 It. south
Of the corner "i 81. AsAph and Gibbon streets
then south with st Asaph street II Ie"ti then
cnsLwarLly paral'el with Gibhoa street us feet
5 inches, more ur less, 10 Il point ten feet from
the middle Of tie square then ard )
parallel with IT. Asuph s!rcetlS feet thence in
81 straight line to the beginning, together with
I'll buildings improvements and uppurten.nce',
Ia the same belonging
LA WkEECE b.. TAYLOE,
" fir,lItna
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Rev. Dr.. Hall. formerly an Episcopal min
lister in Washington, now, We believe, Of New
York, delivered 4 eulogy on the late Mr.. EN-.
Stanton, in Washington, last night.
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Judge Brsdley's nomination as a Justice Of
the Supreme Court of the US. was confirmed
by the Senate, yesterday.
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AUCTION SALES.
ssy 4. ID. Bamrrisom. Auctionecr.

4ETlLL BE SOLD, On FRIDAY MORN
w ING, March 18th, al il o'clock q. No. al
Tie residence of the late Wm 4ucElngham,
70 south Weter st., all the HOUsEHOLp
al KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting OF
*oCas, Mahogany snd other Chairs, Beds, Bed
stesl:. Stoves: Carpets. Sc. NH 2l-td
GALE OF 4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
-
BY virtue Of q decree of the Circuit Court of
4 I,:xan iria county, in the case of Carne, Guar
;!inn, vs.. Rice CT al; we will soil, by auction, on
the prcmisea, at noon, on SATUkDA I, the
Gtn Of April next, the valuable LOT or G::sisa
GROUND and commodious FRAN salaa-
TEEN EN- ENT thereon: situated ON the west
side Of Fairfax street, and adjoining on the
soutEi tho lot III the southwest intersection OF
Fairfax and Queen streets. Tho lot is - feet
front by 90 feet in depth.
TERMS-One-fo fourth Of the purchase money
in cash, and the remainder in three equal i'll
stalments ct three, six and twelve months, re:
suactiycly from the day Of sale the deferred
payments 10 be secured by the notes Of the pur,
chaser, with good security, and the retention OF
the title until the notes are paid.
VIM. +. CARNE,
ALBERT STUART,
,,h 0--ts Commissioners
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A bill has been intr oduced in the House of
Representatives for ''quieting the titles" 10
Arlington and other national cemeteries in the
South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

Several Of the cigar factories in New York
are closed for the present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

The tariff bill is now under discussion 10 tue
House Of Representatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

The investigation iLto the affairs OF MIR
Bailey, the New York Internal Revenue Col
lector, has revealed deialcati0ns amounting ii
all TO twelve or thirteen thousand dollars.
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CONNIE ReGsA1..

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, March y. The mar
ket this morning was without matcri%! change.
Sales of red Wheat at llG. l2t, l26 and III, ac-
cording to quality, with offerings of o32 bush
els. Corn steady; offerings of l2G bushels
mixed, and salos at S. and Sc: $50 bushels yell
low were offered and sold Oh private terms !;
prices did not tranapirc. Light offerings Of
Rye and sales at IS. Oats-22O bushels offered
and sold at SO and 81. % bushels Timothy Seed
brought So per bushel.
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The First Branch OF the Baltimore City
Council last night passed the ordinance to give
the Lynohburg and Danville Railroad. OF Vir
ginia. aid to the amount OF $3.50, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22

There were considerable movements in Cot
ton both in the Liverpool and New York msr-
kets during the past week, resulting in An ad-
vance. The Now York Express says :-"Thc
bears in the Liverpool market became fright
ened, notwithstanding tho increased arrival Of
American cotton and the largo amount ahoat
for England, and commenced to cover their
short contracts on q large scale. This started
the Liverpool mar ket on m upward turn, and
our market here followed rapidly in the wake
of LIVERPOOL. Theweak eollers OF cotton in the
New York market became alarmed ut the as
pect of affairs in Liverpool, and rushed in TO
cover their shorts, which assisted II sharp I'd
vance in prices here"
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By Beck. Kmox AZ kerby. Auctn'r>

TRUSTEES' SALE or NALuABl:t
REAL ESTATE ~ ALEXANDRIA,
VA.-3y virtue Of deed Of trt't, dated ."
the l0!h day OF March, Is69' ana eEec"tcn ~
No." 3, folio as Of the alexanlria county LAM
records, the undersigned, as Trustees thersi"
named, will expose to sale, by public auction,
on SATURDAY, the u day 0! April, 1871. n
II H.. in front Of the premises, the :Dlio"'n*
dcsrr;bad property, to wit: All that TEN. ss=s
EMENTn and LOI OF GROUND on thoA&-
west side Of Union street. between King and
Prince, in Alexandria, w., in front ON unle"
street twenty feet and in depth seventy ieel;
also, all that z EN- ENT and LOl Or 81
GROUND adjoining the same IN the rear, EGa
in front twenty feet and in depth thirty-lVa Il,
the sail property being the Same ut present
occupied and used Us q restaurant hy J"' C"'a'
man. forms cash.
GEO. Ii. MARKELL,
WESLEY MAkELI.
NH 1--,s Jos. BRODERS, Trustees.
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be made of officers in the Internal Revenue
departmept-and that the Commissioner is not
satisfied with the doings Of many of the em-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-22
EANNEY'S OLD DOMINION TONIC
W EITTERS.

EANNEY'S OLD DOMINION TONIC
" EITTERS.
Thee Bitters sre the extract, among other
Of the following well known medicinal herb=
and roots, prepared with great care, according
to true pharmaceutical principles. together
with sufficient Pure Old Cognac Brandy to pre-
serve them in any climate Cslissys, GehtlHn'
Dandelion, Buchu, Orange Peel. Seneka' %.
lombo and Chamomile: forming, IN eIegaA,
combination, II superb I2nic, literary Hn ai
in all cases Of Debility, lmpurily of Blood, Dls-
bees, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
and Liver Complaint. They are also u sure
preventive Of a que and Fever.
Price 81 per bottle.
Sole Proprictors, Alexandria. Va
For sale hS all Druggists and country meF-
cbants. ln lJ-uGt"t4
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There are said to be some twenty colored
men employed as clerks, or attaches, in the
departments in Washington.
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CORNERSTONE SALEoF VALUABLE
EEAL STATE Is UPPER "a UQUlEk.

'fH .
COMMISSIONERS SALEor VALUABLE
= REAL ESTATE1S UPPER EAUQUlhk:
In pursuance OF Il decree OF the County Court
of Fuuquier county, Vs., made on the 9th OF
September, 1850, the undersigned, Commission
ors in said decree, will offer tor sale to the nigh
est bidder, before the Court House door, IN
Wurrcnton, Virginia, on IUESDR l me urst
of March, 1870, bong the second day OF FeDr!-
AIRY County Court, the REAL ESTATE. IN
Fmuquicr county, owned and occupied by Col.
:. j. iuubs, ~ the tine q! his death, consisting
of that wci!-known and most valuable l"fhl
called &c nASShANp," situated about tour
mics !roln tie Plains anI Rectortown stations,
on the Ma".ssas Gap Railroad, and abou. the
sam. distance from MiddloUurg and Upper
Vile, containing ab"u: l2l Scrcs OF lana: Inc
improvements consist Of II fine BRlGk EGE4sA
DWELLING, with seven rooms. pc*iucs -&1xA-
finished Basement and attic-ae7V"A'S Ao"so'
meat house, dairy, kitchen, Courthouse, Hr%ne,,
ry and stables. the land Is well enclosed ana
subdiyidcl with s!ono and wooden fence; Is
well wutcrcd, has Nj abundance OF timber: ana
is OF tho best ql.li!y al Fauquier Land mere
i. no moro desirable l.rm uu| III !narko! Ill tn's
section Of Virginia. =.
Also, the FARM adjoining 'Gru&sland .
known ns w. w. Tebbs farm, containing about
335 acres of land, Of the same quality u Grass
land" Tho Improvements Oh this tract consist
OF y good FRAME HOUSE. with four ,?=SsS51l
rooms ard bA$emer,t, stable, corn house, EssEl
meat house, SC. II - Ais" we'll wstared, ana
/ has IN abundance OF wood.
These lands will bc surveyed before the day
III Sala, and piAts al each farm, showing Lie
shape, quantity Of lanJ, &c, can be seen by ap-
~plic4tion t. the undersigned.
Both chose Inrrns arc rented for the present
| voar. but the purchaser will he entitled to the
laudlurL's share Of the rent, or he may bo able,
by arrangement with the parties renting, TO gel
irnmelists possession, if desired. The purchaser
will have the privilege Of seeding the land TINS
| Fall,
THE TERMS, prescribed by the decree, Hrl
| ~ fellows: Ono.tenth Of the purchase money
! in cash, and enough on the confirmation "i sale
| with said tenth IT, make ono third .. the p'!r
| cllsse money; the rc.iluo IN one nnd two ye.r'
| lroni day oi sale. Ia DO secured by the bonds o.
| tho rIrchH.er. Ali the deferred payments Il
| bGar Interest from the Jay OF SnE-.
EPPA HUNTuH.
Z i. NOJiAED.
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NH lQ cot:
BY Beck, Knox & Kerby,
TOOD CHANCE TO EUY A HON Z.

"
The subscriber will otter, at public SALE o1
MONDAY, April llth, on the premises, NJ II
o'clock a. m. that desirable RESIDENCE &Du
LOT OF GROUND, No. GS Fairiax street al
Joining tho corner Of Duke st 1t hs; u COCO
ward, with water two stories and AZ attic.
TERMS-One. half cash; the residue in io!iF
months. The property in the meanwnlIe Is o.
fered At private sale. Apply - WILLIAM
nv lo-o1tr CHARLES GRAHAM.