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Smyrna times., 1875-11-03

Moody AND SANKEY IN BROoKLYN.-Last
week was an exciting one in the church
going circles of Brooklyn. The daily
morning and evening attendance at the
= Tabernacle and Rink was beyond prece-
dent, and exciting scenes witnessed at the
meetings were well calculated to arouse a
religious furore. The revivalists have been
aided personally by numbers of eminent
elergymen of Brooklyn and New York. but
other clergymen have not exhibited such a
lively interest in the revival. Talmage
declares himself in full sympathy with the
movement; Beecher expresses a deep in
terest, but apprehends deep shrinkage in
the number of converts. He proposes to
give his time and influence in support of
the movement; Rev. DR.. Fulton is heart
and soul with the movement: Rev. j.
Hyatt Smith considers the movement SYM
pathetic and fears reaction; Revs Eggles-
ton, Inglis, Booth, Cuyler, Everett, Rhodes,
Adams, Gregory, Hutton, Hepworth, Tying,
Jr., Vincent, Ormiston, Ludlow, Armitage
and many others pronounce unanimously |
IN favor of the movement, and have bv |
their presence and assistance at the services |
given it public countenance. On the other |
hand not few eminent divines, including |
Chaplin, Bellows, Houghton and Rowland, |
are disinterested, and think the revival |
sensational and temporary. rockingham |
Is decidedly opposed toit.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03

WHEN Will IT END ?-The duration of
the existing financial depression is a CUES
ton which Is being seriously inquired into
by all classes throughout the country.
Some expect the depression to be removed
by " imitation and some by :. contraction. y
but as the present condition of affairs is but
the legitimate Outgrowth of career of eX.
travaganee and fast living, we NAV expect
the problem to work itself out in due course
OF time. The following from the y. y. Tc;.
'9'e on this knotty question brings with it
deal of consolation:
The hard times have now lasted two fulI
ye'rS. The extreme point of depression
may or Il ~ not have been reached. The. p
Is no IN tiirbie test. Former experience
teaches tAat the process of recovery is not
RAPID one, but in the nature of things its
commencement cannot be long DELAYED.
England Is the country which most nearly
resembles the United States in its methods
OF business and its banking system.
In England during the last ninety wears
there have been seven or eight reriods of
strongly marked depression in business.
such as that through which we are passing.
In no case, however. has the extreme mac.
ton lasted three full years BY the end of
the thlrd year the exports and imports. the
revenues of the Government. and the rate
OF interest have invariably begun to mark
some Improvement.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
FARMS WANTED!

At the request of some prominent czen Of rvr
pt 'ea Estate Agent OF Easton Md, will at
Branch Agency in Smyrna Del provided the peonIo will ono
inc enterprise by promptly placing their am SALE on nv list
success IN the sale OF Real Estate the best nv fci
es or selling have sold in Talbot County, within the mast thin
teen months over 1000 of and intend to push the b
ness as vigorously here as IN Talbot
e you ma" be greatly benefited you certainly can lose not
ing oy allowing me to show your my expense to n1rco
make no charge whatever in anv wav Instrumental IN
ng the buyer lfsod through NV influence or
advertising charge commission per cent on the first $4,000 and
. on all and above ~ w
MS less than the chancey scale of allowed
although they expense advertising and sown f ~
purchasers, While my expenses $500 o $4OO month
III" lhSaon resulting from this outlay benefits County at
large than myself all in
ana price OF every farm in the County that bought
so as TO be able to suit who here to bly
Please send in description of nv new cuIar which will
0e circulated among thousands of land charge
sep 29-tf J. F MANCIIA
"Old Postofice, to Foxwe's Hotel SMYRNA roI
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03

The New ENGLISH BABY.-The baby born
on Friday to the Duke and Duchess of
Edinburs is their second. The rovaI
couple were married at st. Petersburg on
the 2"d of January, 1874, and their first
child son, was born on the 18th of
q .tober last. The birth of this daughter
increases the number of Queen Victoria's
grandchildren to twenty-seven, of whom
twenty-tour are still living. Altogether.
the Queen has now thirty.three children
and grandchildren living, and three Of her
children are n~t yet married, while one of
the married ones, the Princess Louise. is as
yet without a family. Taking the whole
progeny calculation, there would not appear
70 be any immediate danger Of the throne
being left without a direct heir.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03

The Baltimore Amer,cqu trepublican).
speaking of political rings in both the city
and State where it is published, saws: our
General Assembly has degenerated into n
convention of small politicians. many of
whom are both ignorant and corrupt' A
few men of average intelligence and
honesty are sent to Annapolis but their
best efforts scarcely make the legislative
proceedings fit for print. ANY man
who examines the acts of 1874 will be-
astonished at the ignorance and stupjditv
OF the men who passed them. The private
pills We're prepared by outside parties. who
mad a personal interest i'm their enactment
and are drawn in the ususl legal form
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
CANCER CAN RE CIrRPD

n Dif; II II, 4. BOND, Of the PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE
S discovered certain for this dreadful malady and
NaSonlShing the medical faculty by his wonderful Success
h San DC sent to any part of the world Those
s, t Lrer Vii the city and remaining while under
TUrE. sCkOFULA, TETTER. PEURI(iO and ali Ski
diseases ana impurities Of the Blood cured after All
dress, PFNNA ~ = :, ~ r. NaIi at OF au
lS-1y. 32Os CyIESTNiiT SF pSiiSE
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
DEATHS.

HIII"-In this town, November ID. Mr. lanes Hin
aged IS years. THE relatives and friends of the
family are respectfully invited tc meet at his late
residence Friday afternoon at o'clock. Intermcht
IN the old Methodist grave yardl
flNLhA-on tle 2sth ult., in Philadelphia. Sarah W.
Oi1ey' wife of Archibald Finley in her 55th year
formerly of smyrna
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TERMS CASH.
THE NEW SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS.

The undersigned arc prepared 10 furnish 10 School
Committees OF Teachers any or all the TEXT
BOOKS recently adopted by the State Board Of
Education, at the Pnblishen' Introductory Rates
Prices for first Introduction twOthirds Publishers re-
tail prices and I'm exchange for Books Of the same
kind and grade now In use In the Schools onehalf
said retail prices Teachers and Committees are in
Vited @ communicate with us personally by letter.
A ftill stock OfSCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY
always on hand. Call on address
j. B. COOPER * BRO.
SMYRNA, DEL. sep 83m
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03

Locomotive ENGINE ExPLosIox.-The ex.
pioSion ofthe boilerofa locomotive attached
10 gravel train on the New Jersey division
0i o. the Lehigh Valley railroad, near Bound
brook Monday, killed Thomas Copper, cngi.
heer' Abraham King, brakeman, also a
second brakeman, and injured about twenty.
HVe =. lai6orers, two of whom died subsequently,.
~ ~ Is thought several more will die. Copper,
the engineer, it is stated. was blown thou'
sand feet from the locomotive. and he
body was horribly mangled. The Iocomo7
tive Is said to have been a new one
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

SFENCER-LOVEGROVE.- 2Sth bv Rev. !
hough' Mr. William McClelen Spencer to Miss
Martna Lovegrove' both of Kent county, Del.
Wesbinoto, n r.
ON the 10Th ult, by Rev. Mr. Ferguson. Mr.. J. B.
rockingham, of New York city and Miss NJ 7 ON,
Der of Washington, formerly of Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
UNBLEAcHED MUsLINs.
PRIHTS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

We make these our specially ordering our stock two
months before the season direct from the manulac-
lures enables us TO offer the best Of goods the lowest
PRICES. Mems heavy whole leather Boots $40 $500
SOD andSiO Boys heavy whole leather Boots 81. 50
SlI3. 500. $50 and $500 Gents Calf Boots $3.50.
SiDo, $50 and $3.50. Ladies' Pebble. Goat Turkey
Morocco and KID Button and Lace shoes 81 D 81 80
sl!1, S2OO S2.2j and $40 Misses and Childrcns in
luli "ssortmentS, from 80 cts. 10 Slj0. sep 29-ly
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
SMYRNA SEMINARY.

ISsGhoOi duties will be resumed Monday SFPTFu
DEl, l5n MI the facilities of first class school ,v1
VG AFFORDED both in the English and classical branches
Muslcal Department very superior Miss ForJ Iii
give instruction ia instrumental Music 10 nuniis ,"t
connected with the school at their home AZ hour ~
suit tleir convenience. For circulars auDIv t0
III. J.HOCKENBERRYA A NJ Princirsi
c,,,.u, or DR. ). +. CLAWSON Proprietor.
SMYRNA, DEL. August 18th ls75-6m
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
S1O REWARD.

Lost, five barreled COLFS REVOLVER silror
PdatSq aa and highly finished and engraved carved
III Iei IMue win Knights head carved on the right
Se; S inc ABOVE reward will be paid for its return
SMYRNA Nov Sd-2t GEO. A. MITLINGTOZ
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03

TIL Ffeights must be at the various stations A. least
hID H5) Minutes before starting Of Trains othorwise
'ney VIII lay over twenty-Iour (2D hours. "'''
70 Freight trains Nos. and will have PASSENGER
busiScs anu WI" be subject to delays incident freight
HasengeEg using the $50 A. train from Easton will
at 1920 NJ and returning will leave
at 81? p NJ thus giving nearly seven hOnrs for
business purposes in that city, ~ W" '''u'' 'o'
BAsToN, October 22d. 1915 ""+ Suporin'ehueht'
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
FOR SALE,

,,Ia The TWO-ST0RY FRAME House and premises
NV n ~ oi MIS- Ann BenninghoveJ now occupied
-: tr -. y ares Es'l VIII be sold very cheap For
N''''' 49, "PP4F 10 JOHN = STRADLEY
ALL, -, Attorney for Ann Bcnninpboye
Address-5th and Market Wilmington 6ni ~, ~ 90
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
PHOTROGAPHS
NoTTCH-

Having sold my stock Of goods 10 II p tIozor an,
iGlS1C4ntlhued the mercantile business ali persons
once. Z, II TT ~ a a 1iI't 1ut SctlIe at
OCT. 18th lS15.-tf - 4INNI-I-I.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03

~, PREPARING FOR MooDY AND SANKEy.-
he deep interest awakened in Philadelpbia
oy the expected coming of Moody and
oankey has found expression in the in.
creased interest manifested in the daily
noon prayer meeting, from - to O'Clock.
III the l mon NJ. +. church, 81 North Fourth
s@lreet' @ 1t has been found necessary to
carry the meeting from the basement To
the main audience room Of the cb1,roi,
The audience on Monday was q LARGO ono
composed mostly Of business men brt
mapy ladies were in attendance also.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
200 HORSES { MULEy At ITTTI0Y,
ANNOUNCEMENT ExrRAoRD1xAR

sill. vii DC sGId at Herknes Bazaar Ninth and Samson,
treetS fhlladelphia the Ertire stock used mis- Son
d oIr oI tle treat Barnum Show 100 Mules on Tues
Der H. Commencing at II oclock NJ Sa,'b ,plGn Sd,
I S me ANIMALS are all frStcloss mostly in pairs
It i f IIe SIZE and in good condition R5- Every
on account of the Weather 'i'i'e'lei''
DR., - ALFRED VI. HERKNFSS Il GO
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %, 1S75-- NI.Cr,n>C,,r,
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
SMYRNA LANDING
STEAMBOAT LINE.
GLANCE OF TIME.

ssSsllA on and after October 15t, 1879 Tho
~ s1s.i;,,i,.tS Steamer FALCON" Captain d. B.
hi VIII ieaVe Smyrna Landing for Philade
Pi.a "a Aonuays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 o'clock
A. ~; stopping at Rothwelrs at IT, A. M Brick store
iS y y. Eagles Nest - NJ Fleming quarter pnst
~ = ~ Mouth Of Creek (both Sides halfpnst I9 md
"''iVihg III Philadelphia at o'clock, +. "
RETURNING,
Mi leave first Wharf below Race Street Phladelpbia
~ 81 ituesd99ys thursdays and Saturdays at H. A. NJ
ing at 7, p ~ " "'S ia" i'"iu-
S1lngle iaIe TO Philadelphia, Is cents Excursion
uekStS, good for daysrSl6O
NJ Freight carried at lowest rates
given by ''N'''N'' w ''''" iHioiiheuoh
PIG. WARNER. Clerk.
- A. II. sTOCKLY Agents at Smyrna.
or d. j. HALLINGER, Can't.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
FOR RENT.

A STORE HOusE-one Of the best In town. Rent
low. Forinfomation apply 10
GEO II. RAYMOND, Eco,
decz-i or HAMILTON * CUAfAfINS.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03

CHoKED TO DEATH WITH HICKORY NUr.
On Friday last, little daughter of Mrs.
Thomas McGowan, of Oxford, Pa, was
suddenly killed by the Judgement Of a
hickory nut in her throat. The children
We're eating nuts when the little one, aged
about two years, put whole nat IN her
mouth and chol<ed on it.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
WANTED

middleagcd White woman to IL, ,,,.,,,,.,, ,,o,.
%%oTk % IN small family mo children i nleoSent
ioi''e iSh' WORK and kind treatment is assured
~, 49, Apply at once to
wv IL 1910. y. +. WILDS. SMYRNA Drr
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
Maryland s. Delaware R.R.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

Tun as iOlloWs: N' -1tI' lo'1' talhs WIN
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03
FOR RENT,

III II, ne ls Of March 1876 the HOUSE ON the corpo,
0I Methodist and Union Streets and owned I,c 5
WIN; Denney Inquire Of WNI DENNEY' or t6e s1I
'Si G. W. KENNEDY
Kevot yV,, MI, Middletown. Del
- y ~ -NCISOiiS' next uOOr Nov 3D. lS75s
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03

Examples of Youthful Depravity F" con.
stantiy occur in the daily annals of
crime. In the town of Scranton, in Penn
sylvania, Halloween was disturbed by a
dreadful tragedy, in which a mere boy,
with undoubted murdcrous intent, plunged
knife into the heart of another, Of little
more than his own age, causing instant
death.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03

The St. Louis RepuJEcqn says: .sIf the
next Congress were republican it would
probably bring about specie payment on
tne day fixed by the same forcing process
with which it accomplishes all its objects
but the fact that the next House is demo.
cratic, and the democratic majority is com
posed very largely Of Western and Southern
members, makes it reasonably certain not
only that the Resumption act of last spring
VIII not be perfected by additional Iegisla.
'on' but that its repeal will be attempted. e
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03

SALE or THE SOUTHWARK FoUxDRY.-Tbe
Southwark Foundry, better known as
Merrick's, the property of the bankrupt
Henry g. Morris. of Philadelphia, was sold
under the Sheriff7s hammer, on Monday
afternoon. George Junkin, who is supposed
to represent the Merricls, was the DUR.
chaser at 1921 900. There was a mortgage
upon the property Of $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-03

Bishop SIMPSONS VIEws.-At the Metho.
dist Preachre's meeting in PhiladeIpbis.
on Monday, Bishop Simpson said he was
Freloiced in the great work being done bv
Moody and Sankey, the Evangelists. but
was OF the belief that no permanent good
would follow unless the churches. keen nm
the work and persevere for the salvation Of
souls. He expressed his sympathy with
the EYangelistic moYement. however
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The Indian Commissioners,

New YORK, Aug. 5.-A special from
Cheyenne states that the Indian frauds pves-
tigating Commissioners ind much difficulty in
getting any one there to testify in relation to
the Indian service, as those having facts are 10
terested in not divulging them. Bostevick,
who was the government storek eeper, under
Agent Saville, was over-anxious to testify and
did 80, but bis testimony proved very unrelia-
Bile, and it was discovered that be was 10 the em-
ploy of Contractor Mccain. The pew Com
missioners had not arrived, and no official in
formation received of their appointment The
Commissioners were to start on the 2nd inst.
for Fort Laramie. Twenty.one cars were then
standing on the track at the expense of sos
per day to the government for detention, all
loaded with stores for the Red Cloud Agency,
by Contractor McCann Some of the stores
have been there since the first Of July, and Nc
Cam is at Washington.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Loudoun Mirror says: The names o.
Mr.. Frank L. Fred, aud Mr.. j. Mort. Kilgou,
have been suggested by Retrospective friends
as suitable candidates for seats In the next Vir
giola House of Delegates.
The Changers picnic, which was to have
taken place In Carr's woods. near Hamilton
IN Loundoun county, on Tuesday last, was, in
consequence Of the uufavorable weather, post
poned
The Independent Order of Mechanics gave
an excursion to Carlin's Springs, yesterday
which is spoken of by those who participated
10 it, as being very agreeable affair.
The Alexandria Jail is probably the bes,
cleaned public institution 10 the country. I,
Is washed out every day, and white washed
throughout once week.
The steamer Columbia aaving been supplied
With Pruuty valve made trial of its merits
at the Duke street wharf this evening.
The Friendship Fire Company meets tonight
for the transaction Of ordinary business.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN News.

LONDON, Aug 5.--The officials of the Union
Bank say no arrangements have been made with
that institution for the redemption of Duncan.
Sherman Il Go. g letters of credit in the hands
Of travellers. Negotiations therefor have been
pending since the failure, but have not been
completed, and the longer they are postponed
there is less probability of successful result.
Letters received here from Americans in Paris
say that over 1000 holders of the suspended
firm letters of credit have been heard from
in Germany alone. Many of them are utterly
destitute of funds, and have been compelled to
apply to the local authorities, or to the Amer
lean consus for relief. One lady, teach
er of Massachusetts, had but thirty francs
10 money when she heard of the failure.
The American and English people where she
was staying subscribed sufficient funds to pay
her expenses to Hamburg, from which place
she took Storage passage home. Appeals for
aid from persons holding these letters come
from all directions. A document stating these
facts and denouncing the house is preparing
for publication.
DUBLIN, Aug. 5.-The celebration of the
Tooth anniversary Of the birthday Of Daniel
Council began here to day, and will continue
three days. This morning solemn religious cere-
monies were held in the Cathedral, at which
Cardinal Manning oficiated assisted by the
Irish and other Catholic prelates. This after
noon the Oratorio of Elijah is to be sung 10
Exhibition Palace and in the evening concert
of Irish music will take place in the same build
ing, when centenary ode will be recited.
Houses are decorated with banners, garlands
and notices. There is great display of green
The following members OF Parliament attend
| as representatives of the Catholic Union :
Messrs Dease, Mccarthy Arthur John Moore,
Reyes, Celery, Myles, William D Kelly and
Patrick James Smyth. The distinguished guests
| who have arrived to participate in the celebra-
ton are the Bishops of Basic and Nantes, Prince
Edward Radziwill, of PoseD, DR.. Lingen Mems,
OF the German Parliament, Revs. Rinaldi and
Vautry. of Rome, DR.. Book, the Pope's cham
| berlain, and NJ. Farlette, "a member of the Swiss
Parliament. Illness in the family of Lord O. Ha-
gan may prevent him from delivering the Cen
tenary Grafton to- morrow 10 Sackville street, in
| which case it will be published and distributed.
ROME, Aug. ga ponti6cial mass was cele-
brated to-day, in the Church ofthe Irish College
| as mark OF sympathy with the OConnell
festival.
CALCUTTA, Aug. 5.-Disastrous floods have
occurred in the northwestern provinces Many
OF the dwellings of the natives have been de-.
stroyed, and it is feared that serious loss of life
bee occurred in the Interior
BERLIN, Aug. 5.-A water-spout burst over
the town of Kim, in Rhenish Prussia, to-day,
lnundating the place aud doing great damage
A bridge and several houses were swept away,
and thirteen persons we're drowned.
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.AUCTFON @LES.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIkABLr
T.hND

By virtue of deed of trust from Chas. Camp
bell and P. B. Stilson, recorded in liber 26, page
727 of the land records of Prince William CO.,
Va, l shall proceed to sell, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, at Manassas, on SATU R.
DAY, the 3lst day of July next a desirable
tract t OF, land, containing FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES, more or less. This property lies ada
cent to the thriving town of Manassas on the
Virginia Midland Railroad, about one hours
ride from Washington city. The improve Sa
ments consist ofthree comfortable TEN AN Hssa
HOUSES and an orchard of young and thrifty
fruit trees. The land is susceptible Of the high
est state ofimprovement, and can be very con-
venienty divided into three or more farms.
Terms of Snle: s., 635 cash on day of sale, to-
gether with all costs attending the execution OF
the trust; S2,059.S7 on the I'D of December.
1878, with interest from the lst of January, 1875
So 1871 on the 9th of February, 1850, with in
terest from the lst of January, 1875, and the re-
mander, if any, on such terms as the parties in
terested may direct.
ROBT. G. WEIR,
Pr. VIM. CO., my 27-eots Sub Trustee
Es- The above sale is postponed to SA1UR-
DAY, the 2lst day of August next.
ROBT. G.. WEIR,
Pr. VIM. co.. aug 2-eots Sub Trustee
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CANDIDA TIES.

THO THE VOTERS OF FAIRFAX CUUN
l. TY-At the solicitation of many friends, ]
announce myself d candidate for reelection te
the next House of Delegates of Virginia. Re-
cognizlng the Importance to the best interest O
the State md Of the success of the Conservative
party, make this annunciation subject to the
action OF the party in determining who shall be
their candidate, believing that the harmony and
success of the party can be best maintained by
organization; and I trust that at the meeting to
be held at August Court some satisfactory mode
may be adopted by which, in the selection of q
candidate, that result may be attained
Conservatism, in the darkest days of our his.
tory, saved US from the fate OF our Southern sis.
ter States, and it is at this time our strength and
hope, and l sincerely trust that its harmony
may be preserved. II l shall again be nomi-
mated by you, in being selected as your candi-
date, can only promise that, as in the past, M y
best abilities will be directed to the maintsinance
of the honor and integrity of our beloved com
monwealth, and to the adoption of such m cas-
ures as will tend to the material prosperity of
the county and State.
r. H. COCKERILLE.
Nairfay o0untu hupuct
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FOR S.ILE.

TOR SALE-A COLLECTION OF VAIL
II UABLE LAW BOOKS,
Embracing most of the Text Books usually
found in a select law library, most of them Of
recent editions.
Among them Randolphs, Mu,nford's and
Calls Virginia Reports; Peero Williams Re
ports; Douglass Chancery Reports U. 5. Su
preme Court Reports; Lomax's Digest; Lonax' 5
Executors late's Analytical Digest Index /;
Rob: Old Prac., vol. |; Rob. Forms; Adams
Equity Story's Equity; Hill on Trustees, and
many others will sell these 20 per ct. lower
than publishers or dealers prices Address
box 3G, Uppervllle, Va, for catalogue.
jy 26-eolm
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nv F. A. X orhY

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
TNRUSTEES SALE-By virtue Of deed Of
Il trust executed by Richard G. White, dated
on the 23d day of December, 1873 and of record
in the Clerks office of the Corporation Cour. for
the city of Alexandria, Va, liber No. 3, page
43O, the subscribers, as trustees in said deed
named, will offer for sale At public auction in
front of the Market Building, on Royal street
in the city of Alexandria, Virginia on SATUR-
DAY, the l4th day Of August, 1875, at u NJ,
the property conveyed to them by the Said deed
of trust, viz: A LOT OF GROUND, with f,ssssSS
:. two-story BRICK DWELLING there .EsSI
on, situated at the northeastern intersection Of
Columbus and Cameron streets in the said city
of Alexandria. The said lot Of ground is in front
on Columbus street II feet inches, and extends
eastwardly IN depth 10 feet to an alley 10 feet
wide, with the right of way over the said alley,
and court 70 feet wide connecting therewllh
in common with others entitled thereto
Terms of Sale: Cash
GEORGE II. MARKELL, J
JOSEPH Bk0DERS, Trustees.
WESLEY MAkELY,
jy 29-eots