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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-21
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. =

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 81, 1874.
10 the editor Of the Iiecanlru Gusete:
| envy not the spirit ut the mau who gave
you the proceedings Of the Presbytery OF the
chesapeake, published on Saturday evening.
FROM his account you would infer that the dele.
gate Of the Second Church had been suubbcd
by the Moderator, and BY the Presbytery, at
every point that even our friend DIR. amner
had lurued his back upon Us, aud that the
chief mission of the delegate to Prcsbytcry was
to attack St. Johns Academy. | pronounce
his statements interpretations, and a per
version Of the truth. Yours truly,
+. +. WTTMER,
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Esy r. A. herby.

General Auctioneer AID Roal Estate Agent.
A DMINIoTKArRlN'S SALE OF VALU-
n ABLE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
On THURSDAY next. September 9th, at II
o'clock n. m, Oh tho northwest corner oil King
and pstrick streets, Alcxandl ia, Va, the under
signed, Administrative Of the estate of the late
William f. henderson, will sill, at public auc,
ton, u valuable lot of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting in part
OF Marble top Sidetoard, Bureau, Washstsnd
and Hat Rack, Cottage Bedsteads, Chairs, Ez-
tension Tables, Hair Cotton and Shuck Mat
tressos, Mosquito Bars, OIL Cloth, Mating, Car,
pets, Feather Beds and Pillows, Cooking and
other Stoves, Chinaware, Wash Bowls and
Pitchers. &c. Terms cash.
sep Il is INDIE HENDERSON, Adm x.
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~TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO Ii GAZETTE.j
The Fall River Disaster.

New YORK, Sept. 2l.--A Fall River dis
patch says The feeling ot Indignation at the
way the fire was managed is growing very DIT
ter. Chief engineer Darfc is c]ensure TOR 10
capacity by many aud accused OF losing all con-
troll over himsclf and his men. The mill cnnl-
pany is blamed Tor the inadequate meanS OF cS
cape trou the building. There are twoh hook aud
!aider companies provided with Ladders thirty.
tive feet long, which could have been sl1llccd
50 as to reach the upper stories, the highest VI
which is but sixty-lhree feet from the ground.
No attempts was made during the fire TO splice
them and save the women IL the top story.
Many declare that this could have been done,
aud would, had not The Grcmca aud their chief
been p~arali,cd with fear. The chief says that
COX ~, over a quarter of a mile from the fire,
was first struck. After that there was inter
ference between the alarm from box No -,
and the box in the mill, 81 that it was lmpossl-
Die to COUNT. He believed the disaster due TO
the cDwardlce at the WurkDen III the hltn story,
who knew they were to blame for not having
the machinery oiled aud thought to put out
the fire without alarm and save themselves
from cen,ure. They must have waited at least
fifteen minutes before sounding an alarm. tic
was sure of this, for he noticed that all the
barrels Of water had been Ell piled. The tore,
man OF one company declared that the cause q
the loss of life was the keeping of the opera,
lives On the sixth fl ,or shut up TOO long This
story was told trom the 6rstaud was corroborat-
ed by the dying statement Of the office girl
this morning, who declared she begged aud
prayed TO have the doar opened, but 1t was re-
fused. These statements are somewhat at va
rance to those made by the agent CT the Gran
tic mills. He said there was no lock or means
of fastening the door aud NJ attempt made to
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The MnrkefS.

New YORK, Sept. 2l.--StockS active and
higher. Money = Gold q. Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat dull aud declining. Corn a
shade tirmcr.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2l.-Va. 6's, pcelers, 81;
do. consolidated, 5l}. W.Ea.'s9. Cotton heavy
aud quiet; low midulings l5!al54. Flour dull!
and steady; prices unchanged. Wheat firm aud
unchanged. Corn buoyaGt and strong; white
Southern lO2ll05; yellow do. lOOalO5; mixed
Western IS. Oals tirmcr; Southern 6OA63;
Western mixed IS Go; do. white 6la6@. Rye
frmcr al 95alO0. Hay dull at lSa$l9. Provisions
steady. Coffee >troug aud in good demand at
lGlal9l. Sugar active aud strong at is.
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Fire.

CINCINNATI. Sept. PA destructive fire
occurred at CarrolIton, Ky, yesterday. Oue.
4lalf of the most valuable block OF buildings IN
she centre of the town was destroyed. The
principal sufferers are Mcssrs. Thurman, Mar
2iu, Booker, and Hamilton Il Smith. The
amount OF losses is not stated.
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The Steamer Eagus.

LONDON, Sept. 2l.-rne steamship Tagu',
from New York Tor COnstantinopie and Iago-
naro, before reported as having been spoken III
a damaged condition, has arrived at Queens
town. Her decks were swept away, anl she is
otherwise Injured.
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HEAVY BLOW. During the heavy blow be-
tween Twelve and one o'clock, yesterday, one of
;he large trees 10 front Of the old Court House
was blown down, a long boat that was crossing
The mouth Of l~luutiny Creek had all her sails
carried away, and a sail boat was capslzed aud
urlven ashore near the arsenal, The man it con-
tanned saving himself by clinging to it until he
reached shoal water.
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Dackray.

LONDON, Sept. 81 --Ercderick Dockray, the
American, who was arrested III Cuba ny the
Spanish authorities aud alter detention there
sometime sent to Spain, has reached oan'ander.
He has been laudcd, and it is said, cruelty 10
carceratpd.
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Railroad Buildings Burned.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2l.-Privatc aivIces re-
port the burning of the Marietta and Clncln-
natti Railway Machine shops at Parkcrsburg,
". Va yesterday together with with The round
house one locomotive and The black<mlths shop
The loss is not less than $4,000. Tie fire was
the work If an inceudlary.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. p, | a. m.
For the Middle States rising barometer,
lower temperature, north aud northwest winds,
partly cloudy and clear weather.
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OVERHEARD "A young man named George
sullivan while coming across the river yesterday
a~:terooon on the ferry boat Virginia accidental
iel from the forward rail, upon which be was
sitting, into the river. The boat passed over
hun, but her engine was reversed at ouce, aud
rope being thrown TO hlm, he graSped it aud
was soon drawn on board again.
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Aid To- the

New YORK, Sept. 2l.--Carlos d. Earona, a
Cuban residing in Paris, has placed at the dis
posaI of the Cubans here $4,000 for the pur-
pose of carrying on tho War against Spain.
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Naval.

NEW York, Sept. 2l.--The United States
steamer Lancaster and Monougahcla were at
Rio Janeiru August %, and the Uulted States
steamer Wasp at Montcvidco August II. The
health ofthe squadron was good.
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~Incendiary Fires.

HELENA, MONTANA, Sept. u There were
four iuceudiary fires here yesterday, But very
little damage was dvue BY three Of them, but
the other destroyed a saloon aud dance hail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-21

DAY OF A%roNEMENr. The Day of Atone.
nrnt, the most important Of the Hebrew hoil-
days, commenced last night. All business
among The l>realites has been suspended to-
DAY, the congregations spending the time at
the iva >yuagogucs. Memorial services We're
read and voluntary money offerings made. The
close Of the day will be announced by blowing
the ram 5 horn about sunset, when the fast
may be broken and nourishment partakcn Of.
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ExnIauat;Ou Asked.

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 2l.-The government
of Denmark has directed its Envoy at Berlin
to ask explanations from the German govern
mcut in regard to the expulsion OF Danlsh sub.
jecis lrom Schieswig.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDES. -Gcuticmcn who left
Warrcntou, yesterday, report that a young
man named j. S. Strayer attempted to com
u,it suicide, at Bethel Academy. on Saturday
last, by shooting himself in the breast with u
pistol. Pecuniary embarraSsmcots aud uuare.
,nltcd love are said TO have been the cause OF
his temporary mental alteration. His wound,
though serious, Is not supposed to be necesSa-
rlly fatal.
\ man named Clay Duval, originally from
Prince William county, WAS arrested by officer
Swami this afternoon IN an clubhouse on what
is known as TyIcr's Hill, iu the northwestern
section of the city, with a razor in his hand,
with which he SAID h. was going to cut his
throat as his wife had left him, and lite had no
longer any attraction. He was taken to the
station house, where his spouse met hun, aud
alter u cry, in which his wife toak part, was
released, as no charge was br9ught against
him.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-The September term Of
the Circuit Court for the Corporation, Judge
keth presiding, met to-day.
The Graud jury, with NJ. D. Corse fore
man, found indictments against Susan Slmp-
KITS. Tor malicious cutting, a true bill, aud
against Edward Meade, for grand larceny, u
true bill; aud having nothing further to pre-
>,ut, were discharged.
Com. vs.. Susan Simpkins; Indictment for
malicious cutting; motion TO quash indictment,
AMI Court took time to consider.
Court ajjcurucd to 10 . clock Tomorrow.
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Ifpa6lsS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-Wm. 7. Hacker,
formerly u merchant, and at one tine Prcsl-
deut of the Common Council, died this morn
ing.
DR.. WASHINGTON .Atlec Hoffman, port physi-
clan, died yesterday.
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SDecje i'm the Bank of England.

LONDON, Sept. p $50 .. m.-Ihc amount
of buIilon gone lnlo the Bank ul Eugland Oh
balance to-day Is $4,000.
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pEowNED.- "A son Of Capt. Frank Bonner,
Of the canal boat j. II. Plat. about ten years
Of age, was accidentally drowned while On his
way down the canal in his fathers boat, the ar
i;ival Of which is noticed in to-day's Gaz=tte.
It's father had just taken him from home, aud
was bringing him to the city, 90 a little plea
sure trim.
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F.irfax co sep lS-w4w Comm'r. OF Sale.
DOSTPONEMENToF TRUSTEES SALE.

The sale of HAZEL PLAIN, also known Us
the Chinn far,n, near Manassas, in Prince WI
liam count<, Va, heretofore advertised for the
4th of August, was postponed until T. O'Clock
m, SATURDAY, the 18th of Oct Der, 1874, y:
which time that valuable estate of $50 acres oi
AMI, with the improvements, will be sold ut
public auction, in front OF the Mansion House,
in the city Of Alexandria, Va.
Ter :: $500 in cash ; The residue in &, l2and
IS months, with interest from the day of sale,
aid u decd of trust to secure the deferred pay
mcnts. Persons disposed to bid for the proper.
ty are referred to Messrs. Green & Wise, of salc
city, for q fall description thereof.
WI. II. FITZHUGH, Trustee,
sep lS-cO.s fredericksburg, Va.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL REUNION. The Sunday
School reunion Of the NJ. +. Church South,
yesterday, was an occasion OF great interest to
the membcrs aud friends of that school. The
exercises, which were of the most solemn and
impressive character, were conducted by the
pastor of the church, assisted by the Supcrln-
tcndcnt Of the School. AT the close OF the lnoru-
lug meeting, by the request OF many present,
another meeting was appointed, to be held at
three o'clock in the Afternoon, at which time
The large aud attentive congregation present
manifested deep interest, The AFTERNOON meet
lng was conducted by Mr.. Robert 5. .Ashby, u
prominent leader of,thc church.
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Mount EERSoN.-Mr. d. Turner, of this
ely has authorized counsel to commence a suit
~ ne Fairfax County Court, against Col. ).
MM'il iioliu>worlh, Superintendent OF the
.1ount cruon Association, tor refusing 10 ad-
I' Ain TO the grounds OF Mt. Vernon, because
" oid not land on the wharf by the steamer
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Death Ofn Dramatic Writer.
Weather prObabil ties.

PARIS, Sept. 2l.-Iicior Scjour, the French
dramatic writer, is dead.
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New SYNAGOGUE The members of the
Hebrew congregation who Withdrew from the
Washington street Synagogue gu account of al
legged irregularities of the reader, have orga-
MID a new congregation and established a new
Synagogue in Phoenix Hall, u room in which
nui!dlug they have rented for that purpose, and
nave gotten a reader from Washington.
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GROCERIES,

GROCERIES,! ,,oorn,r.,
Best Family -Four.
Sugar-curcd Bacon.
Sliced Ham and Dried Beef.
Pure Cider Vinegar and Syrups.
Refined Lard and Coal Oil.
Washing and Toilet Soaps.
Wooden, Willow and Cruckcry Wares.
Prime Tobacco and Scgars.
With many other new and desirable goods, a.
prices that cannot fail to suit, for sal" nt No. -
north Royal street, exactly opposite the Market.
Mrs NJ. LOUISA LAPHEN &SON, Ag's.
Hs:- Teas and Fresh R1a.tcl and Ground
&C Tees a speciality. sep Sim
rHEAP PIANOS AND ORGANS.
German so co
| : oct, Rosewood. ~ Uu
| elegant Num- + Clarkcs I oct."....". ~ w
A splendid new !! oct. Rosewood, with
Nil the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 OF
| fine second. hand Organ, double power,
in perfect order, first cost SllO, how. s. 90
| 4! oct. Melodeon - 90
New Estey 6 Schoninger Organs from So to
Sl75 Trims Of payment easy. Call at
V. BEChEkS Piano anl Music Rooms,
III King %strecl, Alexandria, Va.
yzJ-Organs and Pianos tuned and repaired in
the best manner. aug ii
MRS. NJ. LOUISA LAPHEN g. son re-
spect;ully inform their numerous friends and
the public that from this date they will conduct
the GROCERY and VINE BUSINESS, 1t
No. u north Royal street, exactly opposite the
Market building.
Having in store an entirely new and carefully
selected stock OF goods, usually found in u first
class house, they will be grateful t. those VINO
may favor them with their patronage.
Alexandria, Sept. 8-eolw
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y disturbance that occurred 10 the public
"0ase OF Capt. Basley, near the canal locks,
last hight, Is described as having been brought
wa sudden termination by the proprietor who
<ua'hed a dish upon the head Of Corkey Price,
Oue OF the parties engaged.
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SJLES.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
- OF ALEXANDRIA ANu IN PRINCE
WILLIAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
WILLIAM COUNTY: VIRGINIA..
Under decree Of the Y. 5 District Court for
the Eastern District Of Virginia in the matte. OF
VIM. ii. Sutton X Co., we, tn" mAs,one7s,
at T. III. o'clock, n SATURDAY, the 10Th in
liant, in front of The Court House % Alexandria,
will sell ~ public auction
First. LOT NJ. |, in the city Of A!exandri.,
1T the rthwcStint""sccti OF l Mon and Wolfe
streets. extending 10 feet on Union street and
100 feet on Wolfe street Also LOT No. =, whlcL
i one fourth Of the square 1T the northwest IN
:cr>cc:lon 81 Water Al i Jefferson streets, and ex-
tending lT6 feet aud : incne> on Water street
ard l.3 feet ana 5 inches On Jefferson street.-The
above being the real estate sod aEd conveyed 10
Wn. ". Sut9"n january LII, ls1u, by William
Gregory and William Il. Marbury, Tru<tss.
and David }. Saunders, Receiver, b! deed, duly
r,cordeI il the oilico of t4e Clerk Of AlcXandrls
second. The northwest QUARTER OF THE
SQUARE Ct LAND in Alexandria, which Is
bounded BY Wilkes stree! on the north, by Al
fred street Oh the east, Gibbon street on tae
sou.h. ana ~ Patrick street on the west, being
the lot of ground Sold and conveyed 10 W iii m
NJ. Sutton, Juiy 9th. 1867, by, George W.
Camp, Trustee OF tic Exchange Bank OF Elr-
CHINA, hy deed. duty recorded in .A'exaniria
County tou~; u. rk'< ,%tii:H, January it, $50.
Third. ONk HUNDRED AND Fifty
EIGHT ACRES aad ninety poles, four miles
ives. Of O.coqlin village, IN Prince William
county. This land #,ljrn@ ;hc lands Of Frames
Hama, eSI., and is the same farm bought toy
William ii, Sutton OF Z. W kiAcncloe, Sep
TENDER 18th. 1879.
T,rmS of S.tc: One fourth il cash the resi-
due on q credit Of Jour. cr:;h Mad twelre months.
with icgnl interest added. Negotiable notes to
be given for he deferred aymcnt Title to Ue
.etain"d Til la-. note i pad.
y. d. WILLIAMS,
JyllN JOHNS, Jr,
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Doc EiGnT--A crowd of about Two hundred
of the worst looking characters ever seen in
these parts arrived here to-day from Washing
ton aud Baltimore and crossed the river on the
Maryland ferry boat Virginia, to witness q dog
fight at Opossuu Hall, iur which all the neces-
sary arrangements had previously been made.
The anticipated sport however, was sadly
marrei, for a squad of mounted policemen from
Washington arrived at the scene simultaneously
with "a squad landed from a tug boat and got
bled up the master spirits.
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NOTICE To CITY TAX-PAYEkS.
CITY Collectors Office,

AlcXNndriA. Va, june ZJLh, ISrl J
Notice is hereby given that the tax bills fol
1874 are now in the hands of the Collectors, and
the attention Of AL parties Interested is respect
fully called to the second section oil the Revenue
bill, which is rs follows:
Be it further enacted, That there shall be lev
led and collected upon MI tax bills not paid
within thirty days after being put into the hands
Of the Collectors for collection, two and one halt
per cent; upon all such bills not paid within six.
ty days thereafter, five per cent; and upon all
such not paid within ninety days thereafter, ten
per cent upon the amount Of such bills, re:pcc-
lively.
Office: Room No, 6, Royal street front, Mar
kct Building.
JNO. T. HILL, Col. n. Dist.
- Or ,on,, Il ETEID N - Nit
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HVCTID" SaLES.

to the
" decree ofthe Circuit Court of Fairfax coun-
t.. pronounced ut its June term. 1873, in the silt
ii Ross admir-. vs.. Ross heirs, the undersigned,
{ mmjssi.ner in said decree named, will, on
MONDAY, the 18th day OF October, 1871, Court
House door of said county, sci to the .ighs;t
bidd-r at public sale s al the III. kEAL LEST. EsTAT r.
widows dower) containing l93 % 100 acres
This land sdjoins the lands Of VIM. F. Lee and
the late SAMUEL Wrenn, and hes west OF the
Chsnti}ly farm; has thereon Il SMALL aara&ss,
HOUSE, is heavily wooded and well Wa ~
tered. Being divided by the ecu ty road lead
ing rom the ox-foad TO the crua y roat, ntsT
W. f. Lees. into two parts OF !ear.y equt.s |c,
it will be sold separately il desired. -,
Terms Of Sale: SO much ca-h in hand AS vii,
pay the costs OF suit and expenses OF Sale, and
the residue il three equal annual payments, t.
bear interest from the day of sale, aIu to he Sc
cured by the bonds of the purchaser, with god
personal security, and lhe title to be Retained
u.til the las. pa ment is made.
THOMAS MOORE.
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Nv Green a. "a i sc

Real Estate Agent, and Aucuoaccrs.
DI VIRTUE Vi u decree Of the Corporation
~ Court Tor til: city Of A!"%anIr.a, Va, rem
dcr,.d hi it, August term, 1874, in tlc SUIT Of
Caz"novc x CO. y. Johnson. administrator ct
al, the Undersigned, commissioners, appointed
by sad dec. 49,, wIiI oli-r .or safe, by pubic AUG
ton, IN front .! I'll" Mar.Ion UOI.e, IN sad city,
on SATURDAY, the ZG.h dizzy Of >cpteinber,
lo7i. ut - O'Clock m, me LOt Or ~
ut the .ou.hwcs. ~intcr.c tloa .! WIIkc- md Hen
rs streets, S. feet i lncnc. on Wilkes by i0J !ect
on Henry, with one NO-SIphl fSaA
BRICK and Four THkhE-S1OkI Jay.
FIR iME DWELLINGS thereon.
Trims: one tenth 81 tn" p]I"chns: money J." BE-
p.ia in c 81 on the day al sale, and the T~7iIur
IN three cqlAl !astM. ineils ut SIX, twelve ana
eighteen months, respectively y, from the day OF
.uIa, WIN interest TIE deferred Payments u De
secured Dv III. notes Of the purchaser or pur-
cil.. crs, .u.i.iAc.priiy endorsed, AMI the titie I"
b. retained unll. the wuo.cu he purcaas: mon
~ i. fully paid. All costs .oc co.'tyaHciha -
be Ucrae by The purchaser:
G. W. WATTLES,
r. l.. SMITH. Comtn'rs.
H.U. LLAUGHTON,)
avg pts
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PUBLIC SCuooLs.-So numerous were the
applicants for permits, on Saturday, that the
Clerk of the City School Board had to remain
in his office an hour aud "a half beyond the
usual time. issuing them. Tweuty-six were
granted for white aud slxty-piue for colored
schools. Up to this time 7S5 permits 10 all
have been issued.
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EIINE STOCK AT AECTION-Wi$hing to
4 reduce my stock about ouc.h.lf, l will offer
n, II o'clocH, on TUESDAY, the 18th instant,
from thirty to forty, each, HORSES and CAR
TIE, consisting OF stations, Brood Mares, and
younger stock ol various breeds, ard short-h"rn
Cate, Of III ages ana best blood. Send for q
ull r advertisement and Catalogue TO 5. ".
FlCkLIN, Belmont Stock Farm, near Char
10 tr>r,ilc. Va.
Charlottesville, Va SOP 1I-w2w
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Real Estate Agents An, Auct.onecrs.
TkU,TEn$ SALE OF VA Ill y Is
I Property, UPON WulCil Is t.nan1
LOCATED \ NhW AND MOST COM. lzIa
II TIE ii, - DESIRABLE PORTION
Of TIE Oh L. H} vir.ur 81 u dee! Of trust
iru.n james e. lI5l aai Fannie +. Hill, his
wife,, dated the lou l.enth day of M.rch, 49,,
and duly recorded III Iiorr so. =. page ll6,
If tn" Iand records of the city of Alexandria,
Virginia, and upon In" written request
oflhc party scared thereby, | will sell nj pub
lie aucti N, in front Of The Mansion House
:!ry"I. in thu ely OF Alexandria. Eirglnis, o.
Thu n>DAl, . / II. 1874 nj II M, Ill that
the lAPRDNENLA - thereon, situate III tho
city Of Al"Xanlris, Va, bounded and dies. ribcd -
fol pws, IL wit: beginning on the west side o.
Columbus street forty three icct from tho
south side Of Or"l0k" str""t, and running thelIcc
south with Columbus street sixty feet: thence
west parallel IT, Orurok" street - The c.s. !iGc
Of 81 twenty feet alley extending out into
Ur"noco street; theme" north With said alley
and parallel L. Columbus street sky icct;
thence east in II direct iinc u IT," beginning with
right oi WAY u"cr sad al,cy IN common with
others entitled thereto. lac lnpr ,vc:ncut> up'"
the premises consist .: g new ani convcai:ntiy
arr i grd nWEhLlEG HOUSE, with MI the
modern convent nee: and "ppurtcL"ncrs.
Terms: Oac-!llrI cash; the residue in tw"
equal instruments NJ SIX and lively" months
from day Of sac, with interest nt tue r:.tc of six
per con: per annIin. De erred payments Sc
eur al ny d'c ot trust on The promises. SiWD
to be deposited ny tn, purchaser AT the time Of
SUE. All cvnv@ynac!ng u. tac cost oi the pur-
chaser.
sep to-ts WI H. cbAGETT, Trustee.
NIkGiNIA tANM ~ rUDLiC SALE.
An IMPROVED FARM, containing 30i
ucr,.s, with lWD acres al exc ,lirrt b Il IN hand
srtl IN urrl~ tf tlFitlt,r AID a iIflf GIL.ilfri OF M