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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-22

POLICE REPORT. -RoGberies near the canal
basin are now reported to be Of nightly occur
renee. All the feed from three canal boats
was stolen last night.
Some Of the unfinished dresses stolen from
the house of Miss Piles night or two ago
were returned 10 that lady yesterday by Robert
Williams, coored, who found them 10 an alley
ncar his house.
The noisy conduct OF some Of the youog men
who coucregatc at the postotficc corner every
night is 50 disagreeable to the employees OF
the postotice that the closing OF the vestIbu'e
of the Office until the mail is opened has almost
been determined upon, but the prompt action
OF the police will probably prevent such an
inconvenience.
A colorcd man named Howard Bell, band
employed upon the vessel of Capt. John Gray,
deserted on Thursday, carrying of with him
SIP. part of the proceeds U Il cargo OF wood.
MAYORS OFFICE Fanny Blackwell, on
comp pant Of X izabcth Gray, both co'ored ,for
disorder.y conduct, was fucd and DISCHARGED.
Mary Ellen, Gcorpiana and Julia "bitler.
colored, for s,ealiug wood from the wood yard
OF Mr. Thomas Llnnon, on the wharf, were
discharged with an admoniton, as the suffer
er did not choose 10 prosecute them.
Louisa Gautt, aolored, for stealing chickens
from Peter Coxcn, was committed to jail 1T
further examination. ;,
MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-I. Rammol, dis
charged by the Court, re,arrcstpd on z Eench
warrant upon the charge OF firing house, eE
amined before Justices Bell and Beach. was
held ia the snnl # l,GO0 security, Tor hlSnr'
pearancc al 10 clock next Thursday morning.
NIGuT REPORT clear and cold -
There we're no disturbances in any quarter OF
the city, ana ;be streets rcrseyed their nSna'
ruirtrrss
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Wv RecG. Knox q Kerby.

Rnal Estate Agents and Auctlonee.s
TRUSTEh'S SALE.-By virtue of u Certain
l. decd Of lru:t from the late Thomas Ap
Cutesby J,nes and Mary W., his wife, TO VIM
i. Dulany, bearing date March "a, 1854, and
recorded amongst the land records of Fairfax
county, IN !iber u No. 3. foiIo :s6, &C., l shall!
rs Trustee, substituted and appointed in the
place cf the said William Il. Dulsny, By al
order Of the Hon. County Court OF Fairfax
county, At September term, 1870, and for tho
purposes in the said deed mentioned and de-
clared, offer for sae, by public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of November, 1871,
at u o ccck m on the premises, the TRACT
OF LAND, Tor so much rs may be necesssi "
the county Of Fairfax, on which the late Com.
.nodore J hos. Ap. y. Jones resided, with all
buildings improvements and sppurtensnc's, TO
wit: All that portion Cflo!s and 4 il the d.
vision Of Lettuce q. Jones real estate amongst
her heirs. recorded amongst the land records
of Fairfax county, in Iiber PIP, folio 1872, and
lying within tho following boundaries: Begin
ming NJ the western corner Of lot No. 4. on the
Turnpike road, adjoining Balls land; thence
with EajPs line to the Northern corner OF lot
No. 3; }h,nce along the line between lots : and
8 so fur vt u line drawn parallel to the eastern
line Of lots 3 and to the Turnpike road shall
include 2GJ acres.
Terms made known at the time of sale.
LAWRENCE B. TAY LOR,
eo,, J2ootc Trustee,
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Sudden Death and Suicide.

STAUNToN, Va, Oct. 22-Mr. Nichols, of
Bath county, let home and went TO Monroe
county. lie left his wife in good health, but
returoed and found her L corpse. lie started
from MiIboro to Waynesboro' to bury her
this morning. lust his side OF Pond Gap"
he went cut on the rear cad of the ladies
coach and shot himself through the head
The train ran SOME distance before they missed
HIN. Upon returning they found him a. most
dead. They brought him to Weyncs boro' at
which place lie died. 1t is supposed he com
United suicide from grief Tor the less OF his
VITA
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The nrIZetS.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-Cotton quiet and
steady at Isl. Flour steady I'd in improved
demand at yesterdays figures. Wheat steady !;
Maryland amber 165al70 good to prime
l4OalG0 common to lair l2Oa135; Western
l33al37 Corn dull white 7Oae0; yellow
1854 mixed Western 70a7S. Oats 4Sa5O.
Rye dull 75aS5.
New York, Oct. 2l.-fIour very firm
Wheat lie better Corn quiet and unchanged.
NEW YORK, Oct 22-Stocks heavy and
dull. Money 4a5. Gold l2s. Virginia sizes,
ex coupon, G3l do new GO.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FOREIGN NEWS.

Tours, Oct. 2l-Evening. Nothing official
IS published from the army OF the L)lrc, and
We are kept equally in the dark as to the march
of the Prussians.
There is rumor that the French have at
tackled Orleans, where the enemy, it Is said,
lett garrison not strong in numbers but well
supplied with artillery.
The journals here have been urging the gov.
ernment to make a serious effort to recapture
the city
Kerauy, recalled from Madrid, arrived here
to day. The newspapers say he is to have an
important military command. He did brilliant
service in Mexico while in command OF forces
organized TO oppose guerri!las.
A number of the volunteers from the u. S.
who arrived on the steamer Vile dc Paris re-.
caived their arms and uniforms TO day. They
ale to be Employed as francs tireurs to operate
in the rear OF the Prussian armies, cutting rail.
ways and burning forage.
Official adviccs from Paris 10 the 18th show
that the resolution Of the defenders Of the
capital is mistaken.
The work on the Notifications on all sides of
the city has been completed.
The French have retaken the positions at
Vitrcy, Vi!eiui!, Cochau, lssy, SuIcsnes. Pu-
teaux, Ccurbevoie, AsniereS, Purreftte, Stains.
also the bridge OF JoinviIle and the Island OF
GevevilIlerS.
The forts arc armed with 2l40 guns manned
by $4,000 mun. In the magazines there is
100 900 kilograms OF powder, and each gun
has supply of 500 balls The manufacture
of rihed cannon, mitralleusc, chassepots, car
tridges, and other munitions continues with
great activity and the supply OF provisions is
no tbor cE La
pressed female military organizations which
were forming.
Inhabitants of Chateau Neuf. who went 10
ask Prussan General for delay in the pay
menl of a large sum of money which had been
levied on the place, we're assured that the Gen
eral had no knowledge of such a requiSltion.
A balloon lett Tours on the 18th instant Tor
Paris.
ROME, Oct. 2l.-The Pope has formally
suspended the session OF the Ecumeuical Coun-
Gil, owing to the sacreiigiouS invasion which
might prevent the freedom OF action OF the
Pope and the Fathers The Jubilee proclaim.
ed 10 honor Of the Council, however, is not sus.
pended.
LONDON, Oct. 22-Late Wednesday even
ing word reached Londonderry, Ireland, that
the steamship Cambria, Capt. Carnaghan, OF
the Anchor Line, which left New York on the
S.b inst, for Glasgow, had been wrecked off
the coast of Donegal. Information was
brought to that city BY the only survivor John
McGartIand,a steeragc passenger by the i'll fat
cd vessel
The intelligence was FIRST disbelieved, not
wthstandiDg the vessel Was overdue but it
has since been confirmed by multitude OF tel
egrams 10 the agents of tic press and the
friends OF the passengers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-22

COOP For WEAK EYEs.-No part of the
human organization has received more careful
study than the delicately constructed Optical ap
paratus on which depends all the delights OF
vision In spite, however, Of minute dissec-
tons, and the most painful research, but little
had been accomplished in supplying the de-
teots OF nature in the visual organ untl very
recently. Fine spectacles have been in use for
many gears, but in most instances they were
but Door substitutes for real eyes. It was re-
served for Dr.. Morris Bernhardt, the renown-
ed op,iciau, to discover and introduce into
common use, the Australian Crystal glass and
Brazilian Pebble spectacles, which enables the
near sighted ur the aged to see with the quick
and clear perception of the eagle eye OF youth.
Dr.. B. can be consulted daily at his office
No. l52 Mao sion House.
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this morning. by electing Henry B. Whiting
ton, Chairman and Arthur G. Kell, Clerk.

ROBBERY. -The grocery store Of Mr. ]. R.
Summers, at the canal locks, was burglsriou sly
entered last night and robbed OF about ninety
pounds of tobacco, 7 or 500 cigars, an over coat,
dress coat, vest containing SO, and pair q
boots. Mr.. Summers was asleep in on apart
ment partitioned off from the store room, and
the entrance of the thieves was effected through
the window of this apartment, two bolts Of
which were prised off with an iron bar, which
they left behind them. The clothes stolen were
those worn by Mr.. S., aud he had to send tc
town this morning for others before he could
make his appearance.
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The CHAIN BRIDGE The Chain bridge is
now almost ruin, Two of the spans uninjured
by the late freshet having fallen on Thursday
afternoon -onc over the river aud that over
the caua'-makins altogether six spans which
will have to be replaced.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPEERS PORT WINE.

The Port grape is now cultivated in this coun-
try Tor q wine unexceled by any other, in its
mellow juciness, richness Of favor and bril-
liancy of color. The grape hiss been brought
TO perfection never attained in Portugal by
Mr.. A. Speer. in his whey ard. New jersey
physicians say it is superior to imported Port
for invalds, and in sum N or it is more agreeable
and refreshing than claret Clergymen use it
for its purity as communion wine, while the
most fashionable families drink it ss dinner
wine.-[N Y. Tribune
Some Of our druggists keep it. oct 17lw
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DEEPENING THE CHANNEL work Of
deepening aud widening the channel of the
Potomac river, from Aualostan Island to the
Long Bridge, under the recent act OF Congress
will be commenced early in November. The
contractor, Mr.. Dodge, has gone to Ohio to
procure steam dredges for executing the work,
and scows are being constructed ia which to
remove the deposits taken from the river chan
mel. 1t is expected the work will be completed
by the first of next February.
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~ Masonic There will be called meet
ing OF ANDREW JACKSON LODGE, No
10 a. +. and A. NJ, At their hall. to morrow
(SUNDA Y) the 23d instant 1T 2 O'clock y. m
for the purpose of attending the nnrsl OF our
late Bro. GEO. J., HEspsRsoS Members OF
alexandria Washington Lodge, No. Y; and
Master Mssons in good standing are cordially
invited to be present and unite with US on this
occasion. The Brethren are particularly re-
quested to be prompt in their attendance at tho
hour specified. BY order Of the w. NJ:
oct 22-lt WIN. NJ. REARDON. Secty.
A LL-LlNEN HANDnERCHIEFs,
n Moderate quality. at the low price of &c
each, at CHAS. w. GREEN'S,
oct22 IS King street.
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Spnn1Or Cameron.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 22.-There is no
foundation TOR the report that Senator Cameron
has been stricken with paralysis. He is up and
10 his usual health this morning. He had an
aguc chill yesterday in Baltimore, and from the
care shown by his friends in making him com.
Portable on his way home probably arose the
rumor teIcgraphed all over the country yester-
Asy
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LAND SALE -Nles:rs Beck Knox & Kerby,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioners, have sold
40 acres OF land in Prince Georges Co., Nd,
be ougiug to f. W. Roz=r and lying about two
miles from the Alexandria Ferry Slip, to Hen.
ry A. Hunrertord Of New York for 800 90 pei
acre
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r. y. . u ! LII,
EX'rs. of 81. Smith, dec

TRUSTEESSA OF VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATEIN rHE COUNTY Of FAIR
FAX.-pursusnt to deed Of trust from Peter
Mulholland and wife to WilliamH. Dulany, dated
the lgta day OF July 1860, recorded among the
land records of Fairfax county, in lber 9, No.
q, folio 253, to secure Edward Caplo the sum Of
S626.07, with interest thereon from the 18th day
of July, 1860, will offer fo- SALE at Fairfax
Court House, on MONDAY, November Dist,
1870, that being Court day, by public auction,
in from! of the Court House the following prop
erty, to wit: A TRACT OF LAND, lying be-
tween the Braddock road and the old Warren
ton turnpike about %! miles east of Drsnes
vilio, and d miles from Fairfax Court House.
The said tract contains TIC acres; is compare
lively now land, having been cleared within
tho past thirty years The improvements con-
sist of a good LOG DWELLING HOUSE, Ga
with tho usual out-buildings, an orchard of &&i
choice fruit, with an abundance OF wood and
wafer.
TERMS-One-!enth Of tho purchase money
in hand; he resduc in six, twelve and eighteen
m onths, with interest from the day of sale tie
title to he lend to be retained until tho last
payment is made ard the land liable to be re-
sold upon default in either OF the deferred in
stalmen!e. THOMAS ". LOVE 4,
Fairfax co oct lE-pots Sub. Trustee
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PREMIUMS were awarded at the Loudoun
Fair to VIM II. May, of this place, tor i'm
plemeu, Tor covering corn. thrash ing machine
and horse power, garden pillow and corn shell,
Ter; TO Herbert Bryant, of this place, for straw
ard hay cutter; to VIM. H. Muir Il Son, of
this place, certificate of merit, for display
of furniture
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VENlsoN. Mr. Holland had, at his stall in
the market this morning, foe deer, weigh
ing about 100 pouods killed Il day or two ago
near Colchester. 1t was divided and sold to
Mr.. HIS customers.
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WARRANTS SERVED. Deputy Sheriff Ker-
arrest upon twenty eight citizens OF Falls
Church township, Fairfax cnuuty Ter, refusing
to work upon the Telegraph Road, in Mount
Vernon township OF the same county. The ar.
rested parties say they can not be compelled to
work roads out OF their oWn township.
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A PRESENT. - On Tuesday evening last, DIR.
Ashford, formerly of Co. D. 18th Virginia Ii
fantry, assistant surgeon at he Columbia Hos.
pilal for Won IN in WASHINGTON, was the re-
object of handsome cas- of .urgical instru-
men's presented him by the medical staff Of
the institution.
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THE MARKET, this morning, was we'll sup
piled. No change In prices of meats or vege-
tables Game, such as birds, rabbits, squirrels,
&c. } is getting to be abundant. Butter 4Oa
SO cts. per 10. Eggs 30 cts per dozen.
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51HARLES WHITES
U. S. MISS1OE Z 4,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELL0R -
RANK RJlpTCY

BANKRUPTCY.
Congress having just amended the Bankrupt
law so that nearly al parties can DE discouraged
from their debts unobstructed by tho fifty per
cent clause so. called, another opportunity p!-
fer: TO secure the benefits or this most elective
and permanent measure Of reliet. The above
named will make bankrupt business Il specially;
will procure discharges on the most moderate
terms, and transact all business in thrt line ut
prices which cannot fail TO be satisfactory. Be-
VIZ, the different co1tfEtoh no will endesVer 20
thus save parties the trouble and expense o.
several trips 20 Alexandria in beginning ana
procendlng with their cases. DisChatSea en!'
be obtained mere before Register HlIlas pfo'iPi
- Us in Richmond or elsewhere, ana n. thHcn
Ices oyno3:e to parties 1t may bo added that
he Htnkrupt act, in CONNECTION with the
Unc,c,,cud EXON ption, which 1t Is now bel! yea
will be secured to the bankrupt under inc pank'
rurt law. is tho only real rclcf now offered 10
n.,,ica struggling in the hopeless bondage OF
Ia .:ct,te. address personally or ~ !elI'' ~
Nc Il south Royal street, AloAAndrl:. !lylD,ly
TUEo AND MILLINERY GOODS.
Z Jr.. raceived g lsrcc ssso7tmen Of FU ~,
such as pure Sable Capes "6d MuHs. 0ap nT
Mink Cafes and Muff3. Siberian Squli'ei 'Ho
ErmiEe Capes and Muss. ea,.a and
GOOD fets of Ladies Furs Tor - pssppsnsdDwn
Children's Furs for - per SCI
md Ermina Trimmings. ,.,,Leshort.
Furs mado to crdor and repa 'r' III ''' '''''
cs. notice If .os.onatIo MIL.
IiNRRI GOODS md GENA'' A''
HATS and CAR Miss .. p. HEWITT,
ca KIM It., Evans Old stant:
,IcuItIs nnriysllei MINCh NEAT by
b nsing wiicn housekeele CTS c"" sN'o ''"'N
trouble. For s"' ~ G. WIN. RAMSAY.
| "a, lat King street.
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ORGANIZATION AND CONFERENCE OF DIS
rR1cT SCHOOL BoARDs.-At the request OF
the Superintendent of Public Schools for this
county. the newly appointed Trustees of Free
Schools for the city districts met at his office,
III Prince street, last night, to confer as to the
organization of the new school system. There
we're present: from Snowdsn District, Messrs.
Burke and Eotwisle; from GUSTS District,
Mr.. Kell; from Hallowsll District, Messrs.
Addison, Wilmer and j s. Bach; and from
Washington District, Messrs. 5. +. Beach,
Blackburn, and Whittlesey. The last named
gentleman, being Justice Of the Peace,
administered the oath Of Office to the others,
having, himself, previously qualified before
Justice Janney. The Halluwell District Board
then organ'z,d b. ciec'iug A. F. Addison,
Chairmau, and John ). Bach, Clerk und
the Washington District Board, by ec olioe
S. Ferguson Beach, Chairman, and Oscar G.,
Whittlesey, Clerk. The Saowden and Gusts
District Boards will organize to day. some OF
their members bsing too unwe to leave the
house at night.
A full and free conference then took place
between the Superintendent: aid the Trustees,
the result OF which was the unanimously ex
: pressed determination of the latter to employ
csIored teachers for oolored Schools if possible
aud preference for one or two graded schools
for each color in the city, rather than separate
district schools
The GUSTS District Board was organized
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PROPERTY SALE. -Mess!s. Beck, Knox i
Kerby, real estate agents, sold to-day the house
and lot on the northwest corner Of Prince and
Alfred Streets tue property Of the Mills heirs,
to w. J.. Padg.tt, Tor $3.50
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GETTING MARRIED.

thepropriety or improperly of getting Married.
with sanitary help for those who feel united
for matrimonial happiness Sent free, i'll sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON, Box ?, Philadelphia, Pa. sep l9-3m
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AUCTION SALES.
Esy Beck, knOx,G Kerby.

Heai Estate ARents anu AuctioueoiS'l
DUBLIC SALE.-Wiil be Offered Tor sac
by public auction, on TT ESDAl me nfs'
day Of November, 1879. at twel I've O CLOCK noon,
in trort Of the May ors office. in this city, Inc
following property, TO wit:
Fol. The three story BRICK Nv ELLiNG
House, on the east side Of Water street, Essa
between Wolfe and Wilkes streets 'front.' -4sA
ing on Water sire twenty eight feet six inches,
with three feet alley on the north. now occu-
pied by Mrs. Eobe. The lot is thirty. one teet
six inches on Water street and one hundred
and twenty five feet deep.
No. q The two story BRICK D WELLING
next south of the above, and occupied by SssA
j. G Nightingale. The lot fronts on Wa lsla,
ter street twenty four feet. and is one hundred
and twenty FIVE feet deep TO the middle of the
square. ALSO.
No. 3. The two story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, No. II south Patrick street, between
Cameron and Queen streets, occupied by Geo.
Douglass. This lot is subject TO ground rent
Of three dollars per annum.
TERMS-For Nos. and z, one fourth casa,
end the remainder in equal instruments, payable
at six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter-
est from the day of sale, and The title to be re-
tanned until the payments are completed. For
No. B. cash. The costs OF transfer of title to be
borne by the purchasers.
JAMES P. SMITH.
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MEETING-Th Republicans of the 1st, I'd
Il and Sd Wards are invited to participate
House, between Franklin and Gibbon streets,
by the 4th Ward Republican Club. We hope
that every one who regards the welfrre Of his
country will be present There will be distin-
guisheC gentlemen from Washington on hand,
who will address tho meeting; slso Mr.. N. A.
oct 22-2t JOHN W. BECKLEY, Secry.
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Auction SALES.

nUBLIC SALE OF A VALUAB L E
FARM, at the Court House, at BrentsVilIe,
Prince William county, Va, on MON;DIAl.
November It'll, 1870, at II oclock.wAll tnat
VALUABLE FARM in Prince William h co.,
600 acres of land, more or less, situated about
four miles north of Haymarket, on the road
leading from Brentsville TO Aldie, in Loudoun
county, and about six miles from GAINESVILLE,
on the o A. q II. r. F.; 400 acres cleared ana
in q good state of cultivation; the residue IN
very desirable timber Land wen conts;ninG
several hundred trees neVer-failing spring OF
fine water in beautiful grove near the Dwell
Jig. DWELLING HOUSE is comfort fsat
able cottage of i've rooms, with porch .1&
about forty feet long. Also Stable, Barn, Corn
House. Creamery, Meat House and ! Servants s.;
the neighborhood. 10 any. one wishing TO
purchase desirable farm, this is rare oppor-
tunity. Title indisputsble.
TERMS-One-third cash the remainder IN
six and Twelve months. Address ESSG o M
Haymsrket Prince William county, Virginia
oct l8-eots
UCTION SALE-I will offer for sale, by
II auction on TUESDAY, the first day Of
November, 1870. st twelve o'clock M, in front
of the Mayors Office, the FRAME TEN TIA
EMENT, No. 16l south Columbus street, 1s1a
west side, between Glbbon and Franklin sts.,
occupied by John Thornton.
ANDREW JAMESON,
oc l3td Ex'r. of VIM. Thornton, decd.
NLIFTON FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUG.
~ TION.-In execution of deed Of trust
from William S. Kemper to the subscriber,
dated March 1st 1860, will offer for sale, BY
auction, on SATURDAY. the 10th Of Deem
ber, 1870, at II o'clock m in front of the May,
ot's office, in the city of Alexandria, that well
known and beautiful farm called CLIFTON
situated in Fairfax county, Va. about midway
between the city of Alexandria and Mount Yer
non. containing 2l34 acres, and now in the pos.
session of, and occupied BY, Il. A. R;sley esq
by whom it has been highly improved.
Also, at the same time aid pisee, one other
TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND, adjoining
that above described containing TT acres
IERMS-One.t tenth of the purchase money
cash the residue in three equal payments at
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest
from the day Of sale.
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
oct 7-cots Trustee.
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r AIDES WALKING BOOTS.

STYLES, French Calf, Pebble Goat. Russia Lesth.
er, Lasting Pebble Goat Foxed, Lasting French
kid Foxed, Lasting Calf Foxod, Plain Goat
Morocco and Calf Boots, at very low prices,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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BLoNDHElas PopU.kX CLOTHING hMPohiCA'
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
First class goods I'll reduced prices.
Heavy Beaver Suits NJ Sls.
Velvetcen suits Ut ST..
Silk mixed suits al Sl2.
Harris Cashmere Suits Ct SlI.
Herring Bone Suits at SIC.
Fine B.uo, Black & Brown t'rock Coats 1t ~
Sack - ii IS.
Also Derby Coats and Reefng Jackets 81
prices which ctnnu. fail to please. Cali ana
examine. ELoNDHEIM,
oct II Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
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fine stock: French Kid, Velvet, English
and French Cloth, Kid Foxed, Russia Foxed,
Turkey Morocco Foxed and other new styles.
which cannot DO surpassed fer beauty, durabi-
ity and cheapness,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.