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, 1876-12-17
C6rY REAL ESTATE.

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,ce,see1s7FCTuE ,ce,se1FT1urE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PTl:-
thssefs called to the following hst u caolce oas
;;a,ns: CITY PROPERTY.
several pieces Of choice business property improved
nd va front on Prairieay. north Of Thtrtieth
1oo 1set 20 on iiorth Of Thirty @
i easi Tron etsr S s.
bo or two brick stores and lots Madlson-s,
feet wls. on neas Schiller.
sS : sa19sS a Tentesas = sas g peF cent
g 1eet southwest Conner calun'e1-as' ana 4nAffS-
m sadlson-st nesr Dishop- want Offer
5,ats on E,ghtecnth-s Lear pa.:icy. for 81 40
is feet siatr.st' bct"eca Forty ana fofty
seSsnt Taa. st o. an Buren-s OF yesena,
St isntans na Wilmington Square. between Clark apd
psssoie soie Oh GssTsozn: aesz Chestnut SSe
une t.: On orl ThItySeeonos' y; an near Aals'ed
ies, P!aiTe. ~ norsn M q s7s
q fect. corner State and Thirty nth Els. Mant
o1e': CHEAP HOMES. ...-...-...
IL T. = %S ssls fsst; ~ :S:; sss'
$ $ Ss!s:!o.s!s;, S 500
i; aa5oon,,eoaF'' frame house. stone basement Is
'T9s sou,n Grye1-st 2-stoEy frame, brlck Basement
mi 1n55 and 1o75 Wabashsv. want for either
o1.noo house, II rooms On South Dearborn be-
tften Thiriy ana Thirty ty-secondsts So 500: want
o5s5 and lot on South Dearborn-st., between
rsm y..n;n aad Th:rtleth- ~, aoo part ttrde
sS1rsr: and iut On l;obey-st.. SaHn
tn:fu:c ald lot on De haib-ss., s., SO
Cottage AMI lot on Erle~st.: =, ,,o
TTo tstsa .cs anu lot On Miller ST. Sa, 30o.
tsss =; saa ii Fslt9a:s e Ss4'sys!: s5
o,,1l lr,fn ~
s:wfaSe Ard lut on Lcayi11- g.. S1,..D1
fsi1ace aud lot Oh Forty J-13tl-st-. SOD
SsYEs nouke end lot Huron St. 81 so; want onef
T1S dnc cottage and 4Ufoot lot on Walnut-st, ntar
nGa1ancr and 4i-foot lot Milwaukec-av.. $500
sDiIaIe an lot OF larrison-et.. &-~aOl
7sTicE house and lot Oh Fillmore -st-. Soe,5D0-
Tofrscc and lot On Oakley St, s., 500
EeSant orteS residence and IS or Gioot4os on PARK
q, a4 Ind SIS Mlchtgan-av,, sstor3 and basement
ms-be fronts; waat ohG:S* H-.
Yr:ck r2stGence on Nou1oe-sf-s near Neslc1n-cVs
t:oI1ssc :.,d lo; No. steyenk.st-. 81, 100.
GosraEr and sGfoot Tot on h11tTseSeuth-st-, neal
aes aa liz on fftecnth-st.. near Ashland~ay..
sl,5n ,.,,r.-.,av g, eoo
La with building su,ab,e foE dwelling md butchers
shonan BIemarck-court, 81, Oo0-
B1ck house. aud lot, on Harrison-st-, near Oakley,
stncS bouse and lot on Wood-st.. near Polk. s. ecO
40. 81 West M1uls4 n-bt-, rents for Sl.261 S!-.ou
Also uunucr OF farms and Wild asits ycFy cneap.
NICHOLS. BRAGG q CO..
Il
, 1876-12-17
SUBURBAN real, ESTATE.

E'oH SAlE-oSE BLOCK OF ACRES, CORyEH
ieaae ior Improved lots. a J. WECKLER, i63 Wash-
4'oH sALEs,.-.suBCRBAS LOTS AT 4 VERY Low
nE0:e; this IL good opportunity for any man who
"a !as nos on.y enough to py a his demands but can
un2 Office. s' " *'A'1Se' . ~ A14o'
EoR oREKcI1ASGE-FINE RESIDENCE At
- ai GnK raIk wa1 any good property ot lcss value
Ton sALE-sloo WILL BUT THE BEST ~LoT n
Cook County, with good clear title; call Or send
Tor plAf- Ira BROWN, IL LaSale-st Kooln i.
, 1876-12-17
COUNTRY REAL EsTaT,E.

No"ANA 1A n AItAA ES4LAIEs
FOE sALE-oR A,LI;.t ExcuASGE-BY J. Il. KELLER,
good would take clear house. md ot q
70 A:fs two miles from wauconda, Lake ccun-
roms @ GOOD sS bsn sna gaaee M m house
1o acre farm near hnsaaic house, barn. MD orchard
~, rs as,s farm near Lodi Kane County; house. barn.
.Gp acre farm near Grand Haven; half improved
s.ear9 for clt5 property; would assume small incun.
lows farms improved, for city property. -..
81 a5a ad il yRESn soe
Is Joan s? Ransas
obTd to se At sacee "0at
90 acre farm Ciyaial Lake; ali 6ne land house.
a ID esaslis @ ceaaty. 9ty' Missouri! neur Centre
VILE; ny INC iand; VII ue sold cheap for essh
prove&fazm; $50 pc. acre.
ToE oEsALE-FALuAnLE REAL ,EsTATE IN THE
and :or g e sro%n
s :: Il xeua be aesF"eo
TOR sALE-so, 90 ACRES IMPK0vED N ONE
ooay Ea s,Ss M T. ns fash sanse m on
LEWIS So. Room Is, Us aud II South claTk-st..
cxcslieas situation; exceptionally ac1a
T30R. .sALE-oK EXCuANG G-9Go. ACRE lMPROv-
s! farm, Crawford County, Iowa. il: c. WHEEL.
ER, Naukcsan, LII.
TOR sAlE-ssno CASH, BALANCE TINE. WILL
Say 81 Saay
EoR sALE-oR EXcHASGE-FOii USiNcUN-
bcrea city tr17criy, tree-stJsy brisk hotel with
french roof II 1tei front, with extension 1uO feet
deep, about 30 r.os furnished completely It. IS TO-
cated III FnrIOanlt M1rn, one OF tho mos dourshns
f, Of ne Sa, ha1 ,a %t = e, feI
aad ~ Lasa-lo.st., Chicago, lsoom oa
I1oR SALE-FAKM Or 2,u ACRES, NEAR lsAln-
e read u miles from Court House. s:6 per aero.
JAMES DA4k1uW, 125 Dearborn-sl.. Room II.
EoR SALE-DR RExCHANGE-PlNE.H HARD WOOD,
T. cranberry, and farm lands; niso farms and CIT
lots. All III Wool County, Nls. C. F. WHUpLE, 81
anu s6 La Salie-st.. Rou,n Q.
| 11OR SALE-FAlsMS-iUU ACRES, $5u pr.K .ACnE;
10 acres. $:5 per ucrc; 1G acres, SIS per acre;
O acrts $40 per Ac7e; ~ acres S23 peg acre. .lU
improved. Timber wafer. 1rn;s. aad buildings; not
| five miles from depot and market. Onr-1tr I'd
adurcss /. WILCOX, st. Charles Kane Co. III.
Eoa sAI.EaA FIR$I-cLAss FARM, 10 ACRES.
| 100 acres 70 1ui.e, from Chicago.
! u. NilIPrLE, koom H. loi Westinghouse.
Fq{nI; F{I;. EXCHANGE ACRES IN LEE COUNTY,
| 30 acres IN Fagette County, H.
1Gu aCrcs III Faycttc COuLt ty, la.
| - = H. NulffLE. l.ooln Il. loi Nashfnston-st
| TOR sALE-Or ExCHANGE-coo ACRES IN cOOK
Z COUNTY finely lhaTrUved ~ to l.13 hcrcs IN Coos
Gounty house ard aeres y niles tfom Sity; taud ~
! fn. end Nc'rsska- Call ct koom III Major Block
| Take elevator,
, 1876-12-17
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


TT7ASTED-TO pERcHASE-A I.EASEHOLD RES
w iIence Mich. :lu Nabush"ays;; or would uu5
house and e1lk lease OF ground at flir rates.
Address 6l, Tribune o:h:c.
VTANTEp-GOoD BRICK HOUSE AND LOT,
w south Division desirable vacant lot 50 to lD
feet wt4c; rreicr eornsr; will pay Y5'oo to SSooo
cssh If worth more will give alace IN real estatc' no
clnrs;e for commissions GEO. Il. HESS e. CO.. lC6
, 1876-12-17

1rr.~Trn-ruEEE CHAMBER SETS, PAllLO::
w ser SO yards .1f cAtptr: VIII exchange south
Ens,ew1d lots aad pay 1rt c.!h; lots are clGa ana
, 1876-12-17

f,S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FINi-lED !a;,o.
O,a1dsonle lnaroIe aad wainut-rop cnaE'oes so:ts,
nIrinr stits aaI lounges eta: stylish mi we'll
!aate On easy wrekly or monthly paymeatA at caSa
prices. Good Eo0ls aId sauare -asal1ne sua9h1eea'
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Just published and for sale at
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The conduct of Life, by the same author /;
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Barry Cornwall and Some of his Friends, by
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Sketches of Our Country and People, One
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Life Letters and Table Talk OF BENZ Robert
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The Prime Minister, by Anthony Trollope
cloth 81 25; paper covers 73c.
Words. Their Use and Abuse, by Prof. w m.
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Volume lst Of Daniel Deronda, by George Ell
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A Comic History OF the United States, Dy
Livingston Hopkins 81 %. =,
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Seen and Unseen; 81 81.
josh Billings, his Works complete, with one
hundred illustrations 81.
4 Centennial Commissioner in Europe, by
Kitty's Glass Day and Other Stories, by Louisa
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Left handed Elsa from Biackwood 33c.
New styles Papeteries and the finest English
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

construction of the South in order to gain uu-
limited control Of both houses Of Congress.
He said in the Senate gentleman Mr..
Stockton, of New Jersey,) uow Oh the floor
oil Convention was driven from MS seat. The
speaker proceeded With further illustrations Of
his charge that the Republican party had
usurpcd ppwer, tramped the constitution
under foot, robbed ten millions of people of
every civil right and <u' jected them 10 the will
Of military dic'a,ion>. lie urged that in toni
hating Hayes AID Wheeler the Republican
party had 90; changed its spirit and genius.
SIP, clal Dispatch.
ST Louis. June 2S-ll:4O Il. m.-l'he Con-
vention has taken recess ill = o'cicck p. N.
t, hear the report oil che Committee on Reso'
luticns.
ST. LOUIS, June 2S-l2 m.-Pending the
recess OF the convention delegates and visitors
remained 10 their seats
When the convention rcassemb!cd he Com
mi,tec on Il solutions rep rted a platform, one
plank Of which demands tie repeal Of the re
sumption act.
A minority report was read by Gen. Ewing
ia7oring soft moncy.
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Local BreYitieS.

Yesterday boy oamed Llclan Daffey, while
bathing, jumped into water much beyond his
depth, aud being unable to swim we'll, would
have drowned but for the assistance of some
cued him.
Some Of the more arlcnt conservatives in
the city are arranging for the erection Of hay
pole at the coraer OF K'og aud Washington
streets so soon as the nominations at st. Louis
are made knowo
Mr.. Charles Z. Green, who lived near Cen.
treviile, Fairfax county, ADD who had two of
his fingers cut off by cut!iug-box about a
week ago has siuce died Of ockjaw.
1--we dogs, supposed 10 be mad, we're shot By
the police 10 he LIST ward this morning.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
From Washington.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Senate held
only short open session this moruiag.
An act for the relief of ia Adams was
passed, and the doors were then closed and an
executive session begun.
Ii is understood that the ex. cutivc session
was held to consider The nomination of Mr..
W. man, nominated to succeed Treasurer John
G. New
HOUSE OF REPRES ENTATIVEs.
Ia the House, to day. Mr.. Atkins OF Tenn,
reported back the Senate amendments 10 the
Army BILL non concurrcd 10 by the House, and
asked a committee of conference which was
appointed.
The Silver bill, for the issue of $4,000 900
in silver coin, for change, with the Senate
amendments thereto, one of which struck out
the clause making the trade dollar legal ten
der, was reported, and upon it there was a
good al of tIitusteriDg
The amendments of the Senate we're disa.
greed to, but upon the last count the House
was found to be without quorum, whereupon
motion Was made to adjouro, but that was
voted down. when the ayes and noes were
called, which showed quorum.
The provisions adopted by the House 10 the
original bill were then Incorporated and the
bill further considered, the ayes aud noes be.
ing called upon nearly all amendments or
motions.
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Mr.. Bantop Duocau teegraphs a Der
of the House that Tildcn is "snashcd," but
that his opponents are mob" while his
forces are we'll organized
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s5y s.-aeH Il Wise.


rRcal Estate \ gents and Auctioneers.
u k>!kAt}Lt Property IN TIL CITY
~ OF ALEXANDRIA AND COUNTY
UF FAIRFAX FOR SALE.
Bv virtue Of y decree o. the Circuit Court Tor
the city # A!cxnndria, pronounced ct Its May
term. 1876, in the chancery cause OF smith
administrator against hiOyd's ADMINISTRATOR ana
others, me undersigned, commissioners therein
at,po!nt"d will, by public auction, In the city
Of Aleyaadria Va, on III u RSDA1, the 9th
dav ni july, 1916 ri II O'clock m, IN front OF
tn. postyiiicc building, 0tlcr for sale the follow
ifg va!uabi" property, to W.T.: ,oeo,,r,
it. the premises known rs NO. 40 SOUTH
W ASHlNiiTUN STREET, between Prince
and Duke streets, being u 10. with three story
2 HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND, situated
upon the south side Of Queen street. between
w aSilIngLOG aId Columbus streets, and known
End numbered rs NO. l32.
3 !. TRACT OF LAND, in Fairfax county,
containing about thirty acres on the Little
t;lrcr lulupi;o road, known rs the M LII
TRACT" sbou; nine miles from Alexandris,
"Gjolaing the farms lately owned by Messrs
+ SIX. Wooster and Howard. IL has wood and
st,w iuii.
Tern.: Ono tonth Of the purchase moEey to
be ,,.lG in cash and the residue to be paid In
three rqgri nslaiiEcit: ut six, twelve and eight
cen months, - pr secured By the bonds OF the
,urch.s"rs. bearag interest i. six per CT from
the day Of s;.;r w;.h good personal security
the It'll: /" be retained until the purchase
III me- = my p:ii' .no the properly
ishie 30 be rcsri At tho risk Of the purchasers
upon hs or thc,r tnl!ure TO comply with thI
terms Of safe Conycyl.nclns vt the cost OF the
pue,u asgrs. FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
D. f. BEACH,
jc 3-eo:s Comm rs of Sale.
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Fairfax co.. ia I7-w4w Comm'rs of ;Sa't
rev r. AerDy, AuctiOneer,

No 81 HiTg street. alexandria, FlrSlhls.
EEInUSrEt'S SALE.-by virtue OF deed
/ Of trust BY Robert L. Wood and his wife,
Il ..nd on tno On day Of January. in the year
1871 uHd Of record in the Clerks office OF the
yorporation Court of the city of Alexandria,
va lbcr No. l, page 49, the undersigned, rs
trustee in ssid decd named, will se!l for cash, At
public uct!on, in front of the Market h0use
on Rcya; street Alexandria, Va. on oAIU II
DAY. the 18Th day Of July, lo16, At l. O'Clock
n, the property conveyed TO him by the SAID
'H 1st y A L Lj Of GROUND on the north side
Of King street, between Lee and Union Streets
a!cxunqr,s, W., fronting Y feet inches q" %,
&!4g street, running back ~ Fayet!e alley 81
feet, improved by Is THREE STORY BRICK
" : RE HOUSE. !hercun. .
2nd. !. L0T OF GROUND in said city, SIT.
uaIrl on the west side o! Fairfax street, - feet
an! !Lci.c- south OF Ptincc street, ana running
thence north on Fairfax street Is feet; thence
in-..! c! t. Prince Str.t IS lcct Inches thence
south pg-;.lir! 10 Fairfax street teet; thence
west D .r.>ilcl TO PRINCE street % feet inches;
theme south parallel to Fairfax street ~ feet;
thence east r,.lieI TO Prince street 80 Ie:t to
the beginning improved by TNO.oIOh1
FRAME DWELLING thereon.
HO CLAUGHTON,
;a15 Trustee.
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$4,000 AWARDED. Il vase sick and low
spirited that thought would give anything
to get well; and if any oue had ensured me the
good health produced ty using Simmons LV-
err Regulator, and charg, me thousand dol.
lars would willingly nave paid it if | had
had it; In fact, ten Thousand dollars would be
worth less to M than what il has doue for me.
GEO. +. BARRETT Macon. Ga"
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Coal SHIPMENTS ALI day, numb,rs of
vessels have been coming up the river, the
most Of which passed on to Georgetown, but
some stopped here. The companies doing
business here have good stocks Of coal Cd hand
aud are loading vessels with great rapidi,y.
The American Company alone, has about
thirty boats in the Canal Basin, awaiting their
turn to be unloadcd. and more arc Oh their way
down the canal. 1t is hoped that if Vessels
continue to come in as they have for the past
few days, there will b. at least a partial revival
in the coal shipments.
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10. O. F.-Sarepta Lodge, No. 46. l. o.

I. Q. 0. F.-Sarepta Lodge, No. 46. / Q.
o. f., last night, elected the following officers
to serve for the ensuing term: j. e. Smith,
n. G.; James Grigg, V. g.; W. W. Sherwood
2. S; j. Nj. Helshley, r. S.; j. A. Field,
Treasurer; r. IL. Wade, Chaplain. The sub
orlioate offic rs have not yet been appointed,
but their uam - will be published after the To-
stallatnn
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MaRISE INTELLIGENC E
ARRIV ED.

Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to A
Keed.
Steamer John w Thompson, lower Potomac,
10 F 4 Reed.
Schr S J Fooks, New York, to American
Coal Co.
Schr Twilight, New London, to american
Coal Co.
Schrs NJ Harlow. W 81 kenzell VIM Hem
emit, w n Wilson and S Fort for Georgetown.
SAILED.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, by + A
Reed. f, >,
Schr Lulu Ahesaermsn, Hoboken, By 5
Rutson,
Schr Lydia Middleton, Newburg n. Y, by
49, EllWood Du..v,., Dusrv", by American
Schrs NJ Nj Pote, Jennie A shegpsm ls t Asry,
Nj Howes George d squire ana
from Georgetown
MEMORANDA.
Schr Jane L Newton, from Bosom i0'
mort. 1t Vineyard Haven 24th.
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NFAKnET GARDEN FOR RENT.
.xcss5s0.>,., rfi.vsCA. SC.
kXCU RSlONS.
., LN.-.-S
rib -
s.-~,s1 2 : Ms -xt
.sr -

.r,-=.=asssssss.Iaa
The ,.e,.nbos. VI aRY w ASHINGTON will
nuae Daily Excursions to Nt Vernon Springs
Marshall Hail and Giymont, including Sun
days, Stopping It The various landings viz -
CoI'ingwoyG, the Fort:, White House Gunston
and Brick Yard, commencing Sunday, June q,
lcavin, her wharf foot Of Prince ST Get, ut $50
u IN, returning about O'Clock p. N. Fare Tor
tn" round trip 502 single ticket; club of five to
ten person. 10: each clIb Of ten or more 30c
ea"n. Families c=h .aEc a pleasant days trip
down the river and ENJOY the healthy fresh air
NJ reasonable rates. No Intoxicating drinks
sold on board the bat The Mary Washington
can DO chartered for ening excursions or to
return for any parties that may wish to remain
- Ahy Of the above named resorts until night
For :ur,her Information apply to n. BOUSH
" oON, or on board. je l-ti
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CANAL COMM ERCt'-

ATr,ved-Bos.s Ida J Krepts and Baot tbs J
Rayso5a Man, hsHtyl sssg tab saa sp ,1d
Ed Bsysr An so asn oG sna s. Bst Coal Co.
Dsp45;sdyJ0fKssr sp sone9 Brs:hsass
H Hunssr Annon, S1n Hlsssrv s1R R
Z Bur Burke E I E Sheridan Dayton ""0 =
Rnotha.
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POLICE REPORT. The only case tried since
yesterday WIS that of Aun Warz3r, for steal.
ing $50 rom the person Of J. VIM. Morgan,
who was sent to jail Tor trial al the next term
of the Corporation Court.
Two dodgers w3re accommodated at the sta
tioo house last uight
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LOCAL M ATTERS.

B5 Persons leaving the city during the sum
mer can have the Gazette mailed to them free
OF pO,tlge.
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per month. Je ZO-tt
DAWLEY SPRINGS near Har-isonhurg,
BUNKER, oos q Via ;Ui,aMr 3 buGhuN "Rseggef,
The we'll h ~ June lst, 1876 Tho waters by an
,Tpll5s compare favorab!y with the renowned
chxly beate waters of Europe. 1t is the strongest
chalybeate in the United States. In addition to
the water, the location pure and exhilarating
atmosphere picturesque scenery, fine walks,
drives, hunting, fshir Z, sc, 81! tend to mako
Rawley THE most attr ,ctive rs well rs THE most
heathlu resort in Virginia. The company has
at great EXPENSE, erected the most commodious
and comfortable uliings in the state. and dur
ing the psst winter completed perfect system
of terracng and underdral uing For terms and
pa uphlets apply to A, b. 1RlCh, President,
Harrisonburg, Va. my 29-2m
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Init the demand is limited, and there is no
change in prices. Wheat and Corn arc IN light
receipt, and tn, offerings scarcely warrant
quotations. Sales to-day Of ITO bushels OF mixed
Corn at 81 Wool is coming in slowly, with no
change in prices.
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-9yCTgGv saLES.
By Green IL Wise,

rReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.]
HARM FOR SALE
i By PUBLIC AUCTION.
We will offer for sale, By public auction, on
SATURDAY. the 9Th day Of July, 1876 al IL
O. clock n in front OF the Mansion House, de-
sl;.bl4 little farm of 5}4 acres located only TWO
miles from Vienna stston, on the Washington
and Ohio r. r., improved by comforts ass3
bic FRAME; DWELLING, with rooms zsssa
ard Kitchen with rooms also Stable and otfeT
cut buildings; orchards OF apple and peach and
ther fruits; 10 acres in wood lies one mile
from good turnpike road to Washington and
4 ,x.ndr!a and about II miles from either city.
Torr,s ri sae. GREEN s. WISE,
jc It'd TOR tne owner.
COMMISSIONERS SALE-By virtue OF
( the decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, entered up ut November term, 1875 in
the suits of w. Powell vs. NJ. }. Worster,
!>ichard Hirst snd others, the undersigned,
commissioners named III said decree, Will, on
MuNDA Y, the l7th day Of July, 1876, Court
day, a: o'ciock m, in front OF the door OF
tho Court House Of said county, sell to the high
est bidder the following LOTS OF Lam = -
Lot No l, containing 36 acres, l rood and 81
coles and lot No. 2, contsining II acres, roods
,lnc Is ,olcs sid TWO lots constituting lot NO.
in lle division of the real estate of the late
Vim. Nelson and were purchased by Richard
H!rst This .and lies near Langley, in thrifty
ncighborhood, snd is OF good quality. =,
Terms OF Sale: 30 much cash III hand as Will
pay the costs oi suit and expenses OF sale, and
The residue III three equal annual payments, TO
bear interest from the day OF sale, and TO De Sc
cure. b. the notes of the purchaser with good
personal security. aad the title to be retained
49, - '''' '''-' f' +. l.. SMITH,
THOMAS MOORE,
sc .soln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-28

To have good health medicine is necessary
occasionally As family medicine we can
recommend DR.. Bull Vegetable Pills, and ad
wise all to have box constantly on hand fol
cases of necessity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-28
sxsST IND FOD.FH.

CoW LoST-Straysd, or ;.s .hart hos nD
HEIFEK, years olot WIN od fsrmill
w w p reovsrds 3D. ut'l THos: W A4o:
= OsT-on Sunday last a C ia nijl . be ed ID
Il LOOP. A suitable it,S ESQ
tho finder on leaving ltat LUIS o 1l------.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-28

WEATHER PROBABILITIES War Depart
ment Office Of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash.
mgton, d. c. June IS, lS76-lO:3O a. NJ
For the Middle States increasing northwest
to southwest wods, rising barometer, station
AIRY or lower temperatures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-28
Markets by Telegraph

New YoRK, June 2s.-Stocks active and
str,ng Money 2 Gold II. Flour dull ana
declining. Wheat quiet and heavy Corn quie'
RtITIMDRE, June 2S.-Virginias,, consoli-
asted a., Cotton nominali middling lit
Flour Flour dull, heavy and unchanged; Whest
steady and firm Western amber track lo2i 90,
red llOsl25; Pennsylvania red l55sl4o; Asr ~
land red, good to prime la5sl4O do amber l+o;
10. white l25sl45 Corn-Southern steady ana
firm. Western dull and lower; Southern Wh't"
S.. s.: southern yellow IS; Western mikes s3s
SPOT; So July. oats quiet and unchanged. ~, I'VE
tsirly active At as Hay unchanged: FRO
visions steady ma firm, but quiet and un-
changed Pork % 50aS2l. Lard unchanged
Butter steady snd firm est1rn na gaSoo 70 Ias
strong and active at lCsslOs, Whiskey quiet
but urm jobbing ) 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-28
The steamer

Inc NCeaIHpt - =,
a ~ King = "A street ssS q SdS,s
Wss Washing! 4e',urning, will leave eIymont =
ocoeR q. m, and Fs:nington at III T. o No. no !.
On Saturday evening t tss DDn S thence NJ
day morning. on,uire on board,
Fl 5s It @ or psib; g. unless
led by the owner. re sOTINTIN, Csptai,
lie 2S-lm . a'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-28
SE.N.HEk RESORTS,

SA1ANTED, at Belle Haven Institute q few
w BOAkDERo. Board and lodging SlS
per month Je NO-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-28
EIoH, ,; - TIE iEs, DC.

n Office NOTICE.
would respectfully invite tho attention of
my friends ana the public 10 the fact that have
removed lay Gntirc stock of FISH to STORES
NJ. q SOUTH UNION STREET and No. IL
SOUTH WHARF, where I will keep constant
~ on hand large supply Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-28

MA1oh0 AHi t ul1i Va, June p, 1877
~ persons owning y intending to D6 kip
come io1ws snd Snp Allporsons found wit
from the soa au nn ks or fr premies without
dog or ao I;sa Un shall fined by the Me-
FIVE F99VE DOLLARS fe every dog so 0"ne'
and it is further or'rsd that s at ar sae
instant all dogs foun running ing .. nronsr,v
:sSs: nas s S; s S1S Ss Ssss
signateu lof leo sllogs found running at Il
ing ,b 10 i Msrk ct plsctn be killed; ~
10 ,2-tJ u. -