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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange CO
prfs I'D Tor Ies

Transactions Yesterday at the Exchange COM
prised foreclosure sales by;
Ilarnett one plot, ispr67x4S erp 2xlp4. on the
avenue. SIT $50.
Nv WIN. kennely four lots. eHeh 2bxlOo.b on the
north side ~ SEVENTEEN street 425 feet wert OF Ninth
avenue. tl2;Sg one tour.siory brow n.stone house.
with lot 2oApsc. liz East Thrt, ninth street south
10 80 rect Mcst Of Lexington avenue, f2l.3OO
ny r. II ludl Co, one i've story brick tenement,
Win oi 23DApU. GU TIA. north eide Of Madison street
ed37 feet east Of SCANNED street. $3.50.
BY james Miller one four-stOry brick building
VITA lot 2thx (anou O5 sag Water street. nOTh sids
40 feet east OF loeevelt street, $3.50.
The ful Osing fOTcc sales were adjourned .
" insss t2I West sttesnth street. to June 10 two
ploe 81 land on the road leading FROM kingsbrtge
the Mansion Hoasc. tn June ~ plot on the
vest corner vi lOoth street AID IeDth avenue To July
" AMI one entire bloc bounced by Avenues md Is
ahd sntt eiRhth and Sixty ninth streets to July H.
nnmbrr OF foreclosure saes are announced tor to-
d1y Al the Exchange.
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To THE EDITOR or he SuS-ST. on Mon
day last was drying mp Broadway. and when up
Forty niuih street encountered number OF young
rufnans enjoying game OF baseball IN the middle Of
the most pubic ID lroughare this was about o'clocS
men, women aud childfen hal to stand aside or be
knocked Oown. The ball struck me- IN the lace a I'd
knocked on the wagcn, spit my nose add lilac feued
ewes, and mad to be carried into druS RI IRE ~
have ms injuries nicd 70 w clothing ruined.
cporicI tne fact 10 the ncreAt police sta0l, bal the
sergeanl 10 eAsrge dld NOT even l01A W rom MS paper
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Auo,ber ViCe,s Testimony.

To THE EDITOR or The SuN-SH: man
who gets drunk three -four glasses Of lager Is
lager beer druker at atis even very doubtful whe'h
tr he ever viii ne one lager beer drnRer (takc my
husDanu for nstanccl easily drink from twenty hye
to thiit glasses 81 that dencoue beverage without be-
ing drunk, without getting istrrOus or ADusive
10 me. A MIFK OF REAL Lac ER BEER DRINkEE.
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HAVANA, VIA Key West, June Q.-rhe Govern
men IL making contracts with parties In FLORIDA for
cattle. paying q, In gold. pr pound. delivered In
NueYtAs.
Mealto Me.ocs, Collector OF Take has ansconded
10 tue unlteu states with about t4JDOOl IN gold.
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In the suit OF Solomon against Rees, Judge
van Brunt held yesterday that wi ere child six years
old tumbled dosn an unproIec ed area way and was
Killed his psrenfs living IN the hird story Of the build
ing could recover nothing Of the owner who occupied
the easement, though he mad promised TO PVT uP rli
ing because they should rot nave continued 20 hive ia
pace where their enid was lalle 70 sueh aeeIdenl
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DIYOHCEn-

MULLl0AN.-In the CITY OF New York on the 9th
uay OF June 1870 by the Hon. Charles Donuhue Justice
Of the Supreme Court, Agnes Muilsan from W iliiam
hulgsn. Cause, adultery.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


swEENEY's BANKING HOUSE, lO4 Nassau st., are
payng ~ per cent; premium for fractional currency
and assorted new silver.
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Bargains for cash in furniture and carpets, at
Cowperthwats, lob ana l57 Chathlm st. Chamber
suites s!s TO 80 DRESSING case suits $50 20 f7s Wal.
nut do t55 10 $40 farOr suites $50 to $3.50 Brussels
carpet tl Every hug for housekeeping. Three four
story buildings 10 warerOOms fun OF latvst style goods
-Adp.
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when mind and bod6 are out Of sorts, with
cold eEtremiltos, yelowness In the SKIN,
dull neadache, aud az ndlspositi9n to str ABOUT. be
you In Tor bilious attack, springing from
more less dIsOrdered liver Dr. Jayne's tanative
pills wlll bring tho liver TO healtny condition, aud
speedily remove ali biliary dstress.-Adp.
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su,insss Mpiit,s.
A Css. Of rarity Year. STANDING.

Case Of Thfrfy Years Sta udina.
49,. 49, Essr AuRonA, N. Y. May 81, fs7A-
heesrs, Seth w. Fowie q sons:
Sentlemen-lw was troub Ell with dyspepsia for thirty
yths enu tried several medicines advertised for the
cure Of this disre conpla1t wfhont DERIVING snv
. ncnent from them. About year ago I commenced
shk uefkhI WAN oYRtP, and after using alt Ccther
WE'VE bottle Ind myself entirely cured. eensiler
rrst e se o' VIC n0aa, lever heard Of and take
70 all dyspectc. believing that 10 viii be sure to cure
m e, Yours respectfully. J. T. BOWEN.
BOLD by all druggists.
Hupture.-A permanent cure bv Or. BARsH's
ues,unent shk elastic stockfnRs, abdominal belts.
deserip,iou. vesey e., Astor House, opposite IL
fauls Church f'~ ~
LADIES', Mtsscs,' Gents. md Hsys' Boots nd
enpee OF AL the various KINDS beautiful styie
ceen In qualtvf moderate IN price. patronfze Mil
LEh Co., NosUnon Square, opposite Lincoln henu-
Those Amicted With Hay. Rose. and Peach
FEVER asthma, or fever aud hnd relief
lung Fire Island Beach Trsins leave Hunters Point
935 A. NJ. and 1870 r. N. for surf Hotel.
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Portrai, Of Mayor Bryant, large tinted chart Of
Constock mines and f. ios Letter OF June f0f 10
cents. fVr sale eyeywbere.-Aas'
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A graphic chart of the Comstock mines is
given with every copy OF the b. r. Nios letter. June g.
for 10 ccnts.-Adp.
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Ipfauts treated with MoneiPs Teetbing Cor
dial arc not frrtfu. Price 20 cents.
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Ice and food waste less In the Zero RefrlGera.
tor than otnrr sick coolers. RcriKerAtOrs
paired. Lesley 22o est 23d st. ssnd Tor book ado.
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Cent? Vest Chains, Cola Patterns" e. to sl2
Collins Gold Metal Watch CO.. 1886 BrosdWay, Sew YORK
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Guslilrss Notltes.

RAPID Transit.-1hc trip of Jarrrt & Palmer TO
San frducis Is tue marvel Of the day, unly rqaled
ty The remark Bile ana graf Tying DISPOSAL OF kNoN :
SUNNI eiye OF gent cucns hats. To UNI rstHuI Tie
meaning OF rapid ra nsit visit kNOX's 2l2 RrnadW Az.
n tue Ftih Avenue Ilu,c aud see IA. marvellous
exchange OF hats tOrErecnOack,
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In eout mud rhe uinaiisln of the stomach there
II no remedy ~ soothing during the parIKyHs Nil
OF hapnesia, which hae the c10ct OF trGs HnOdyne.
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The Defects in the Old Elastic Truss are
reInedied In Ponler0ys, price a. 740 Broadway.
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m Have you ever boueht snsre o. mining stock :
with tac 5. v, Ssgs Letter. Price 10 ceats.-Aav.
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wAsHEawoNAHs FaIrED.-Pyie's O. X. Soap.
spesks tor Itself rryn soia every where.-Aas.
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The newly elected ouiccu OF the nud ION Suspension
Bridge and New ENGLAND Railway Company are; Chas
y Pussy, President John q. HOyt VICE. President A.
W. Hump hri y, Treasurer; james n Macbeth, S"creta
Iys Z. j. Pusey. J. Y. ltoyt, A. W. Humphrfee ". T.
s'anton. Executive Committee.
The newly elected onicirs OF the Vermont Central
IAilroad are the Hon. j. GREGORY Smith. President ;
James x Lansdon, First VicePresident w. e. Smith,
second Nice-Presdent George Nlcnols, Clerk.
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Philip steihl. candy maker, OF 327 Fifth street,
stabbed Ia the breast BY his vile on the 2vth
Of May, died IN Bellevue Hospital Yesterday
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Mrs. WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
ieethng Ia OLD aud well tired remedy II nasstDOd
the test Of many years And wHs never known to fll
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The :, =. News Letter Chart ofthc Comst oci,
mines VIII hr the most accurate map ever issued All
newsdealers have IT. Price, with Sews Letter, l5c.
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Accept Health when u In offered.
Take Quirk's Irish Tea, the wonderful bilious
remedy, Price 25c. per psckage.-Adp.
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HtIiulous notltrs.

IL 1HANE MILLER, ESQ, of Cincinnati,
O'Clpch. immediately after the
sfl,Vll a or song, Al ASSOCIATION HALL.
SThNTO> SIkEET BAPTI~T CuuRrH,
Tor WILL preach at 7:i5 =. NJ. Subject; "saVfuOn by
faith.' strangers iuYi'ed. Baptism alter evening
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Jnmes Y. Watkins q Sou,
MANUFACTURES VI Ice Cream Frce1ers, &c,
10 Catharine It.
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T"ts si2H 81 &I EfN 'kFip NEAR orn Az.

DIN o. ~; ~ ~ " n NJ r nn 81" ne fenil
OPENING SERVICES. -
SUNDAY gao +. M.-Prcaching BY the Rev stephen
II. TNng, Jr.
MONDAY,sP Meeting OF new converts.
Addresse, by the Rev stephen II Tying Jr and others.
TUESDAY ST. M.-Preachng 0y Tue rev H. Jenrey.
wEDNfsDAY,s r, M-Preaehing by the Rev. W.
Humpeu
Boon, - u.
FKhAY,sP. NJ Preaching by the Rev. W LLOYD.
SAN RlAY.hP M.-Mertlng OF Cnristian workers,
to be- led ~ lnce John NassAT.
Singing every evening BY Thomas Il. Perkins aud o
chorus.
Seats tree TO all
Helpers wanted as ushers, workers. and singers.
Addres S. l.. Williams, as East 43d ~, Contributions
TO the support OF these services may be sent TO
Is L. OWENS Treasurer as Eat Asa st.
VNHIRTY-EOURTH ST. REFoRMLD CHURCH.
II west Of 9Th sy,-Rev. "a Rios MAkfYN, pastor-
Divine service SUNDAY, I'm Inst at 100 A. H. even
ing service at "a o'cllck commencing with praise
meeting. led by Mr.. l.. T. THATCHER
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Boilers ano Gnqia.s.

WANTED-A good secondhand upright tubeiax
w boiler, ABOUT leu horse. A, MCLEAN, 800 W. a2dl
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MT Blaine i an In order.
iht speaker II the gentleman from Maine
sm hpt TAKE MS seat when ne IL properly called
a. oIuet the Chair will MT only require him to
s 70 uudeI the rules, but will call on the OH
eets ~ the House to enforce It's orders IAN
pause on he Democratic side i
,.nI' roster OF ONO IN an undertone)-Ca Call
tnsn In fetch them on
III hl.lhe taking his seatl-I will be seated
"n pleasure when others Hre.
me- epe.ker pro The gentleman from
nnn no stated That the Chair should have an
TbiES-u we vote tetore the CHAR received II.
49,, Cn@lI h1d not the vote at the time tho i'm
yu'atlon WAS made " hicn was Intended TO 10 TO
sh country a. An imputatiOn on the fairness of
a. Hinl' HE Chhir says this to the excIusi on
snss, nas rlEntl ~ any Other member from dis.
nsncnL 'he subject fuither lie Chair now
nsNouA 70 announce IN proper and formal
nos w. we vote upon the question which l.
sist. ,oI lhe nlHt time handed to him, and all
s1oulehlh 70 the contrary are positively and in
fAnoontly Use. TIE Cnair saws SO on honor
M NJ NJ on We Democratic side.l
~shlary language.
FILIBJ sTERINo.
n ny v ,e was then announced as yeas l2l, lays
-"o ioHo"iuR Ia the negative vote
Ciitisrrss Anderson, Baker IN. ", Bell, Campbell
Hlll Hn0n, Nullsr, Dursnd, Hardenbergh. Raymond.
0'Bdel p@,11s, hurn KehT, Lemoyne Mcfarland.
Ha,h NhV9.str J0nn Reilly Ps.), Savage, Smith (Ga.,)
"uleholse and wills.
TTssM55s Blaine aud Paes-No quorum voting.
NJ 5peaker-A quorum has not voted.
kurn. move that the House do now nd
Page S ,ge dll) rose at the same time as Mr..
Nj pasa was recognized by the Chair.
1be ~ Slalnlod that his motion must be put
'saAs' oro ten. iptiwated thai tbs Chair
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Reg rs sTER's ORDERS
Registers Orc az.
REGIsTza's 0FpIo

kEGISTAh'S OfflCks
New Castle Coun,y May 30 b. 1876.
Upon the application Of Thomas D. Gibson
Administrator Of Sarah krauss, late OF wal
lninston Hundred. in said county, deceased; It
she Administrator aforesaid give notice of the
granting Of Letters of Admmistration upon
the Estate of the decessed. With the date of
granting thereof. BY causing advertisementst TO-
such Letters In six Of the most public places
Of the County of Nav cpstle, requiring all
persens having demands against, the Es-
Act of Assembly in such care made and pro-
vided. And alsoesuse the same>to be insert
cd within the SANE period in the wv
MI. Wington Gazette, 2 newer aper ? ueI'shhea ~
three weeks. (E. O. d. TO. .fA .
~, Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. 8. Office of the Register aforesaid. at
49, New Castle. In New Castle County
Aforesaid. the day and yesr above written.
S. Q. BIG1S. Register.
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Secretary Cameron,s Plans.

The Philadelphia Times states, on
what it claims to be reliable authority,
that Secretary of War Cameron, who
was elected delegate at large from
Pennsy lvania to the Cincinnati con
vention, before his appointment TO q
cabinet position, has determined to
take his seat upon the floor of the con.
vention at the head of his delegation,
with the intention of pressing Gov.
Hartranft as long as there is the Sigh
test chance for him. The spectacle oi
cabinet minister participating in the
proceedings Of national convention
will be an unusual one, but his friend.
claim he is influenced in this actor
"by one Of those cCceniricities of bold
The daily gazette., 1876-06-07
NOTICE

AIlpersonshavingc claims against the Es-
tate of tn deceased must present the same
duly sttested to the Administrator on or before
Nay 80, 1877. or abide the Act Of Ass EN-
bly, in such case made and provided.
THOMAS d. GIBSON.
Administrator.
gton. Del. ma 3leod3w
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U
Interfering isvariablykured Inf one sh Oe :
ing.
knuckling and knee sprung no scs
mediately benefited and left in con iii
the aid of which nlture soon effc,ts penn
nent cure,
Lameness from corps instantly rem owed.
Immediate relief given 10 cases. of acute
founder.
Diseases Of the above nature and various
others pertaining to the foot and leg hereto
fore considered incurable by "0ld school,
Veterinarians. are by a judicious application
Of the Dunbar System relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the
office, showing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense 10 acquire a
thorough knowledge of the subject and be-
ing the o My smiths in the State to whom Mr.;
Dunbar has impaired his valuable method of
trea' meht. am prepared to treat the worst
case the public can bring forward.
| employ only competent meniHand per-
sonally supervise all operations.
q Office. u IN.ndI iI3 Orange ISL.
DAVID WOOLMAN.
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Registers Ordcr.
REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEv CASTLE County, May IL, 1871

New CAsTLE County, May IL, 1876.
rpon the application of Victor DuPon:
ard Cha-,es y. Rumford. Executors OF
edward W. Gilpin. late oi Wilmington
hundred. in said county, deceased, il, is
ordered and directed by tho Register that
the Executors aforesaid give notice of the
granting of Letters Testamentary upon
the Estate of the deceased with the date
of granting thereof, by causing .adver-
isements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters. in six of the
Iaost public places of the county OF New Cas-
re, requiring all persons having demands
AGAINST the Es1Ate TO present the same or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
TO be inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette, a newspaper published IN
Wilmington, and to be continued therein
isassS. three weeks. L. Y. y.
iTS2S Given under the hand and sea. Of
'~zs-c Office OF the Register aforesaid. at
New Castle, New Castle county Aforesaid.
Ike dag ard year above written.
SC. BIGGS. REGISTER. -
NOTICE,
Al persona having claims against the Es-
tate Of the deceased must present the same
Guly attested to tae Executors. on or be-
ore May 18th. 1877. or abide the Act, of
VICTOR DUPONT,
CHARLES g. RUMFORD,
nayl5-}weod Executors.
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India street, Boston.

WASHINGTON, May IA, 1S70.-My
dear Mr.. Fisher: think on the whole
that | had better not insist on the
$4,000 additional bonds at the same
rate. My engagement not absolute,
and ! can break out of it with honor.
would rather do this than seem to be
exacting or indelicate. Besides, |
have always felt that Mr.. Caldwell
manifested a most gentlemanly spirit
towards me, and desired to treat me
handsomely in the end. On the whole
therefore, shall be better Off, per
haps, to let things remain as they are,
but will follow your judgement in
this matter if | can fnd what it is.
JAMES q. BLAINE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-29

T1RUSTEE'S SALE OF A GOOD FARM,
Il IN PRINCE WILLIAM CO, MEAN
HAYMARkE1, CONTAINING 2S9t .cres
BY virtue of deed Of trust EXECUTED to me by
j. T. Carter and wife, dated the 26.h dag Of
May, 1866 anc recorded in the Clerks flee Of
the County Court Of Prince William county.
Va, will offer by public auction ut the fr9at
door OF the Court Hluse in the town ol War
renton, Fauquier county, Va, Oh MONDAY,
Deem Der lIth, 1876. that being the first day of
the Circuit Court of said county, the valuable
tract of land in said Cesd menLiG ned, known es
"CARTENS GREEN'
containing 2-&! acres-bo the s%r.e more nr less.
Che and Is of good quality, well wooded. water
I'd and enclosed. Upon the larn4 there is D
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and ss:::aal
necessary out buildings II is in good !!:sssA
neighborhood sdjoias the farms OF iMr Wise
and Capt James Purcell and about six miles
from Gainesville, station upon tbs Manassas
Division Of the Virginia Midland K. X.
Terms Of ;ale-Five hundred dollsrs,in cash;
the residue in one, two and three years For
deferred payments the purchaser will BIO ra-
quired to execute bonds, with u proved personal
security. to bear interest from the day Of sale.
and secure the same b. deed OF trust upon tho
aforesaid premises.
n. Being empowered to make private
sale of said premises invite propositions. Sly
address is Warrenton, Fauquisr county, Va.
r. TAYLOR COZ /, trustee, &c, sc.
fooNa Au1Tlr i-oDts
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From 10 rs hingtOn.

WASHINGTON, Nov. $3.50 p. m.-Atfairs
in South Carolina engross attention here almost
to the exclusion Of everything else, and it is
thought that should the democrats carry out
their plans in tina. State, case will be made
up that may bring the whole question of the
electIou 10 The three contested States squarcIy
bef,re Congress, and solve difficulty that
NAV, otherwise, lead to the overthrow OF re-
publican form of government. The result OF
the proceedings in South Carolina is looked
forward TO- therefore, with great interest.
There are many who yet thlnk that one OF
the electors froul Orcguo will be democrat, in
whici svuue the votes vi South Carolloa, Flor
do aud Lousiana would not amount to much.
There are those a,uoDg the radicals who have
lingering hopes, that, IN the couvulsoo, Grant
may b. able to hold over, AID to that end SINE
al ihem are planning.
There is nothing prw in reference to the
Speakershp. Me.srs. Saylsr, Randall aud Cox
still contestiog. with The Indications to day IN
favor of f .ndall.
Members of Congress are still arriving, but
they arc generally retccnt as 10 the course to
be pursued, aud what action the House will
take Is altogether conjecture.
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Nv Green d ssise,


GSnaI Estate Agerls and Auctionears.
DT VIRTUE Of a DEED OF FRIST
IL executed by Thomss l. Saabora nnf } ii':
". san born, MS wise, t" secure tie payment -
the purch.s money for he land described IN
said deed, dated Juno 10 1SG9, and Of record IN
..ie Clerks ctfi 9 OF Alexandria city. III ihcr L
No. ) nag. So, the undersi gncd, trustee. vail
sell by public auction, in front of In" NJ ins'on
House. on Fairfax street, a cXaIdris, Va ~
SATURDAY, the Both day Of Decersbar. 1876,
ut II o clock IL that portion o: tLct"aa 81 ia l.,
in Aiexardris county, Va, known n ~ t.
WICK " and referred to in said deed rs lying
on the northeast side OF tho Washington And
Ohio Rui!road between said rnlir"rd and tho
Wa hiHfton and Al"XMndria turnpike nHd
Georgetown road, containing abou; 81 acres !;
and should that portion of tho tract sal Tor m
amo1rt not sufficient To pay the sum ot S2,zlS ~
With six per cent interest thereon IRON jun ~
1874 together with all the eApenses OF e%acu; l.
this trus.. then, By the terms OF said deed tn"
Trustees viii! SELL 1T the same time and pIhre
a.,d upon the sane teru2. the ether portion It
said tract lying on the southwest side ot tbt'
w. 81 o. 4 L containing about % acres, "nd
upon which the facii mansion ls I!uat"d.
Terms OF -. e--tno IGurth OF the purchase
mcnry to be psld on the day Of safe; tue esidue
in tb1 ee cuuai annual instruments, inc deferred
payments /, bear interes., psyab." hh'l year y,
FROM the day OF sale, ard TO DE secured upon the
property sold. Expenses OF conV"yanc!Ag to pe
borne by In" urchnser
REUBEN JOHNSTON. T-us,oos
w. e. YEATCN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-29

DOGS. ALTHOUGH oply about bali the mum
Der Of dog licences have been taken cut 'o'S
v,ar than there were las, year, great cobp!a
!, made by ci,iz.ns Of the large oHmoer OF IL a'e'
worthless GUS which irtcst the yards aud alleys
Of the CITY yspvci,lly ii the negro sst'leurn'S
IN H.. suburbs. A civ official, whose uutis7
carry him around the cry great deal COM
Mains that he is frequently prev >at'd from en-
.eripr b.uses by terrcious dogs, on wh'ch 90
medals appear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-29

SALE OLA CANNoN.-rhe Richmond Wing
saws: YESTERDAY moruing the High CouSta-
bic sold at public auction the Nellie Grant
q small canuou belonging 10 the Reputlican
CIV Central Comniuec. This gun was louuu
in The POSSESSION of one Ba,chus, gay coored
mcmb'r Of that party hers, aud taken among
other things found ~ MS house under distress
warrant. "Nc.Iic Grant was purchased at the
sale oy geuIeuau from A>hla"d ter c'nser
ya,ivc cun 10 nat village. Can THIS be inc
IN lie Grant" which tieurcd so prominently
"a this CITY same tine since
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-29

FESTIVITIES The garrison at Fort foo'e
have made preparations to celebrate lhahhs-
giving Day to morrow by grand bail aud d!o-
ner. A large number OF people lr"n the s"]a
cent couolry are expected to De present., aud a
good time is Anticipated.
Tough, the X ,ights Of St. Patrick gave q
select complimentary hope at their rooms 10
Hsrlow's building. The ballroom has oeen
very handsomely decorated, and every arrange
ment made to ensure a delightful evening.