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ship hence to Bremen with 5000 bbIs refined petroleum
az & American brig 2S7 tons hence 60 Malaga with $50
bps 90 and balance private quoted nOm
nAiy at os 3D. aud pc respectively; swedish bark. 2s7
~ os "a per $50 lbs bark reported from Baltimore TO
east coast of Ireland direct 6OOO quarters grain
ts an Italian bark 536 tons runored hence 20 Genoa
WIN GENERAL cargo comprising pch aud chiefly
kNis tens the Norwegian bark reported last from
lhaoslphs 20 the Baltic with 2iOO bhls refined petro
ieun should have been from Baltimore British
bark, hence 10 London with 500 bbls nnphha AZ S.
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THE WRONG FIRM.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The case in bankruptcy now pending before me, in
the United States District Court entitled o. J. Munseli
and j. A. Wells composing the firm of o. J. Munsell &
Co. and which was reported in the HERALD OF to-day
Munse Co., is not in any way related TO the firm
of Munsell Co.. of No. 93 Water street. composed Of
Jabez 4. Munse and James d. Hunter, silk importers
The mistake occurred by your reporter emitting to
give the full names Of the bankrupts Yours, &c,
JOHN FITCH
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THE JERSEY POLICE OUTRAGE.

Several prominent residents Of Jersey City HcighA
have raised fund to bring to this country, from Ne
land, Edward RUSSELL husband Of the young woma'
who was recently subjected TO an indecent assault oy
ponco sergeant while tn the dodgers department
the Third precinct station The sergeant mas Oeen ne
before the Police Commissioners wn take naH@ AZ m
ext meeting OF that 5Ody.
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CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
rHE UNIrKD STATES TREASURY,

GOlQ oAcuAneco
Gold balances. o7@, 'O4
rHE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $l2s 900,
gold on account Of and 1894 900 in redemption
OF nve-twenty bonds Revenue receipts to-day,
5000 900; customs $500, 600; bank notes received,
$500. 600.
The market was moderately active and closed steady
at the following quotations United States currency
SKIES, 126x 1877 do do, 1881, registered 123k
l23K; do. do, do, coupon, 1881 123x do. Ave-
twenties, 1865 registered, 117H lls; do. DO, do,
coupon, 117H lis; do. do do registered new, ll9x
11sX do do do, do, coupon, llsH 11sA; do
do 1867, registered, l22 l229S do. do do coupon,
l22 l22ki DO do, 1868, registered, 1917 l2s do.
do do, coupon, l23k l23k do. ten-forties regis
tered 11s1S 11S7; do do, coupon, 12lK 121K; do.
hves 1881, registered, 1lsx 11sz do. do, do
pom, 11sk l1S7S.
RAILROAD BONDS
In railroad bonds large business was done in the
issues of the Wisconsin companies there i'm
portant changes either these the other bonds the
market having been steady strong. The following
the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds
Union Pacific nrsts, 105X a 1o5h; do, land grants,
1925 1o2K do, sinking funds, oeh 96s; Central
Pacncs, 1857 1oSH.
STATE BONDS
Tennessee sixes which sold at a. old North Carolina
skies at 17h New York State sevens, bounty at 1o4
and District OF Columbia 65 bonds at TAX a "a Con-
cernng the latter the from Washington is such
to prevent active speculation in them and at the same
time it is known that large blocks held by specu
lators who move the figures up and down at will
FOREIGN MARKET
The Bank OF England directors at their regular
weekly meeting this morning made no change in the
minimum discount rate-4 per cent. During the week
the bank gained s2ol 900 bullion and to-day the further
of f25, 00O The reserve Of the bank is now 43H
per cent of it's liabilities; last week IL was 42A per
cent The Bank or France gained d SOC, 900 francs
during the week. The Bourse is reported feverish
new nves, 1O3f 17c Sterling exchange at Paris is
2517K. The following the half-past FIVE P. NJ.
quotations -Consols, for money, 94H 94'< do, for
account, s47S; '65's, old, 1861 1885, '67's, 100
lO9H lO-4O bonds 1864 1861; new hves 1o6 Erie
1oH. Observation-Disclosures preferred, So.
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.
The following the Philadelphia stock quotations
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1886 1906 00.025 1919
1894 7,457 27.i60 l.367
$500 15,i ,i22 ll7.l5J 3.OS0
81 $50 S.7O7 81. l.JO7 S46
21.4ls e.4i5 e5.e7s 2,22o
81, ,495 33.o45 l7e.l93 TO
2o,o71 3o.5ss I57.se5 2,i75

ruary 81 1873 ........... 1923 24o62 snsl3 3oo3
We quote ~ refining. 7Sc. T1ac. good do 19sc
7sc Cuba grocery, fair 20 choice. &C. sac do. CEN
triinga bids. aud boxes Nos 70 ID s1sc a Dc do,
rnoAsses hhds and boxes 6sc 7zc Porto Rico renn-
ing prime 7c Ts do grocery, fair 70 choice,
slsc. standard A. Csc on A, Ssc crushed lusc.
iO1c powdered, l01sc. granulated. lVsc cut loaf,
IO5kc lie
sfSARrSF. Receipts hhds, 1so terces and casks
terces good 13c and 30 erces 70 arrive at
l3Ac quoted az 131c lac for prime and 1875 Tor or
binary.
TALLowReceipts, hhds and 1876 bbis The market was
steady. The sales % 900 lbs. at e36c y 9-l6c
WHisKEY-Receips, 3O3 bbls. whskey, 100 bbis high
wines and 80 bbls alcohol. The market was hrm; 100
bbls sold at ~ n.
FRkfGHrs-Petrolenm exporters pretty busily EN-
hunting suitable vessels for which holders main
taned In steady position but the advanced price OF
oil restricted liberal movement lev ain vessels we're
up ul figures. steamer 70 Liverpool was IN
active demand from the grain interest ~ the decline noticed
IN last The engagements were 10 Liverpool per
steam 1900 bushels grain. ID 60 lbs 800 bushels,
1.d 80 bstho latter the closing hguro ~ obls su
gar 3Os. provisions quoted az 3Os Jos-the latter Tor
choose and by sail 5000 bushels grain, "a 400 bushels
close 61ad To London BY sail 24OO bushels grain,
Sd and per 100 bales hops, 5ad To Glasgow,
steam 800 bOs sugar 3s To Hull, steam so bags
clover seed 3os quoted at 5Os To Bremen. per
steam. 90 tons measuremens goods, 50 marks per
tobacco quoted a. 45s for hnds and I5s per case
PROVISIONS Sos The charters comprised Italian bark
hence Cork or orders with 500 quarters grain. one
third bags D. Cd and GlO gratuty another hence
with 3ouJ quarters do same terms eruAn
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l7e. lsc. Costa Rca. I7c . Is1Ee Mseassar is%e
l9kc; Mexican lie = lSc. Manila lie lsc.i An
gostura, lie isSc savaniia, Ice i7e Curacao ioe
CorroS the spot was dull Futures closed weak The
closing prices to-day compare with Wednesdays closing
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

GALfEsTON. .
Cotton unchanged; Kidding I2Sse low middlinr iiSc
good ordinary oe Net receipts. l2s bales gross i54
Sales. LIES Stock, 6o.23l.
sood po ordinary sa % Ss s ssa %deSs soss
coastwise. s.36s. Sales, $500 Stock. s77,44a
ding lie alike good ordinary Sas zoe Net receipts
sAvAssAH. Feb. "a. 1875.
sooG SS''SR ofdny SS Sas receipts as oaes sales S.
Cotton dun middllng, IIhc. . iilci low middling
&c good ordinary oSs Ssa Nst Metre receipts 81 $40
1000; eoasswise, 1872 Sales. 600. Stock 4a,so5
Spirits turpentne arm Sic. Rosn steady strained,
Flour steady; sales 200 bbls SO IS for No spring.
aaS S amber wSts5 81 70 for White snser and q % %
No white Misshgan stg ma 81 a tS extra do 81 g. Corn un-
held at 81 os No z Bay Al 81 ioi No Canada 81 i7a
SIT 81 s shpa sRa SIS So 81 and %S
dlings. $40 81
ReeeiPts-FIour 600 bbs wheat g ooo bushels;
SSS S Ss aSeo SS5fg Go d
S Sss ia ~ go 90 "a barley M r. 700 do t9gT que' M Sns % 50
S s; IS 's so amber ot 81 3 for
p % c% Ss' al s. @ oS aos Hs'es % e
new on track az SOC 52c. according TO quality Oats
%ssRse nd% s g unsettled s s
bushels Canada at SOC 94c. track Pork hrm 81 for
heavy mesa Lard firm at l4c- Highwines nominany
81 90
CHICAGO. Feb. "a 1875.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat irregular and fairly
active opened dull but closed fairly actve No. Chicago
spring, 81 10; No do 81 o2 spot 99Sc 99lc March,
ST April O37S May; No do. Soc rejected &c 6sc
Corn irregular and in the main lower No. mixed 42c
spot 42c bid February 42sSc bid April 464c. bid May;
Oats dull and sha lower; No . 32c spot 32c March,
344c May Barley dull and lower at SEC sic spot Sic
5oc May Rye dull but unchanged Dressed hogs dull and
lower light 50 30 heavy, 50 50 IS. Pork generally
unchanged but sales rather lower $1 25 F2l 80
spot $2l % April. s2l 81 May Lard dull and prices
shade lower S2 rs spot $2 IS Si2 TN March $l2 92
but in good demand shoulders slc short rib middles
IKE. short clear middles l2c. Whiskoy dull but
changed. az 81 O6. Recepts-Four 1000 bbls wheat
$4,000 bushels 9l 0OO do; oats 2S0OO do barley
5000 do rye 1000 do. Shipments-Flour, 1900 bbs
wheat 5000 bushels; corn, $1,000 do oats. 1900 do
barley 6O0D do At the afternoon call of the Board wheat
was steady at 99lc $3.50 March, 81 April. 81 O3A May.
Corn shade hrmer at 42hc 42hc March, $3.50 April,
46c 461sc. May Oats quiet, but frmer at 32lc cash
Pork unchanged Lard hrmer $I2 rs $l2 so March,
$l2 95 April
ToLEpo, Feb "a, 1875
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat prices shade
lower No. white Wabash, ST. 24 No. white Michigan,
ST. 20; No do 81 l3 amber do 81 20 April 81 81 May;
No do 81 o6; No red 81 ON rejected do SIC Corn
dull and shade lower high mixed 46c do Dayton and
chigan, 45lac March, 4611c. bid April held at 4SSc.
49c bid; May Soc bid low mixed 45c. do. Dayton and
Clover seed, So 30: mammoth, So Hogs 50 s5. Receipts
Wheat, 1000 bushels con 35, 900 do ShpmentsFlonr.
100 bbls wheat 1000 bushels corn 1000 do. oats 1000
do.
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In consequence OF the action Of Of the leading
merchants OF San Francisco in refusing to receive
silver coin in payment the retailers who buy from
them threaten to withdraw their custom.
The business OF tho Bank OF California for the fiscal
month Just closed amounted to $110, 0o0, ,00o or
$50 0oO 600 less than for the month last year.
The Mariposa assessment levied by the California
Board Of Directors February 81 will delinquent
March a. The January expenses Of the company
amounted to something over $3s00o
Advices from Washington state that the Senate laid
on the table the motion reconsider the conference
report on the 365 bill The rcport now goes to the
House for its action.
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contract The receipts at the ports follows Gal
weston l2s bales; New Orleans, ssol Mobile 7Q7 Ss
vannah. 475 Charleston $40; Wilmington, 352 Norfolk
562; New York l552 Boston. 5oo Philadelphia, l127
Total 1854 bales This day last week l5474 bales This
day last year 0S5 bales Total since September /,
3.5s6o34 bales. Cotton freights closed follows ITO
Havre by steam Nc compressed To Hamburg by steam,
&c, compressed. To Bremen, by steam Ac compressed
10 Liverpool, by steam, lzd. by sail Nd.
Flour Characterization, o. 1886 bbls wheat,
IT'S bushels meal 500 bbls and 9e2 Sacks corn,
56S2D bushels rye $50 barley, II 500 do. barley
malt, 59S1 do The -four market steady under
inquiry for shipping The sales including
Western and Southern, about IL 600 bbls at
prices within the Of annexed quotations Corn meal
steady with sales OF bhls 800 sacks IS so
for Brandywre ard s. rs So 25 for Western, Jersey
md Pc vlvnnin rnlln rarl Na nnntA.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DARTNRR OR cAPITALIsT.-wANTED, A GENTLE
purchase interest In valuable manufactur
business interest himself in the management %
chooses amount required Is not less than go O
only parties good reputation and rospectaoty viii bt
treated with For particulars address j. NJ box sos New
York Post Office.
CPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR A PERSON WITa
- small capital For partcu address ULES, HerAls
Uptown Branch Office.
THE ADVERTISER DESIRES TO ASSOCIATE WITH
himself active person with influence 70 introduce %
capitalists an artificial stone which has been manufactures
number OF buildings can be shown
process entirely different from any other ana pro-
nounced by scientists be the only artificial stone
the fullest Investigation desired. but persons Of ~
nuence treated with Address H. B. FITCH. Eimira. n r.
(VANTED-ANY KIND OF PAYING BUSINESS FOR
w improved or unimprOved Real Estate
JORALEMON. Store Broker /, ,26T Broadway.
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FOR futures delivery kthe sales folows-fester'
day after two 7. M-March, 400 bales at l21Sc April
1,3OO at II l3l6c.; 500 at II 2o32c May l,OOO NJ
- Lice 500 at Is 332c june 900 a. l3 II 2c July
200 at - le32c; August, 100 at Is 2332c Total, so
a. y l72e 200 az y elsc 500 AZ Y 7s2e' 100 a.
II 2532c 100 at - 1896, 100 II IS -32c, 900 at
II l316c 2,3O0 at u 25-32c. l4OO at l25zc 800 at
II % 32c 400 at II ll6c, 200 at II 232c May SO
st isc 100 at - sac 600 Ise 200 At ls BE- 600
500 at II 3is2c 400 ~ l56c 400 at II 81 32c June,
900 AT Is 9s2c 800 at 10 &c., 800 at l3 2c 200 AZ
- 516c 200 At IS ll32c., 800 at l3 5-l6c 300 at
IS 932c 7oo at l3hc. 100 at 13 732c 500 at l3 5l6c
500 at l3 1899 July 1000 al l3Sc, 100 at l3 l732c
800 at 10 oI6c 100 a. islSc 500 al ls i5s2e 100
At IS 7l6c, 800 at l3 1890 August 100 st lS il6c
100 AT 13c 100 at Is ll6c llO at l3 2l52c 100 az
at 1885, 100 at IS 1890 Total $500 bales Grand total
4290O Quotations American standard OF elass
hcaton and cotton in store running In quality not more
- A.ll. ~. L..L.. - L. a
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INC fOlOwIng we're the opening quOtatiOns fOr mining
RAILWAY FREIGnTs.


The Chicago merchants are still agtated about rail
way Determinations against that city At a meeting
held the 21st inst, for the purpose of forming
cheap transportation association cooperate with the
ASSOCIATION OF like name OF New York, Mr.. Dater,
member OF the committee, stated that he had nforma
tion that contract had been made for the shipment
OF 500 900 bushels of wheat from Milwaukee to New
York at 35 cents per 100 bs 10 cents less than the
rate from Chicago. The contract was made with
the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, which receives
the wheat steamer Grand Haven and transports
1t to Detroit; thence, it Is believed IL goes by the
Great Western to Suspension Bridge and thence'by
the Erie Railroad New York. If this is it shows
that the Erie Company has taken a lesson from the
tactics Of the Baltimore and Ohio and while keeping
to its agreement the rates from Chicago outwits
the Vanderbilt lines by proratng with roads not In the
combination from competing points.
The gross earnings Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
St Paul Railroad officially reported as follows
Third week OF February $l74, 200 Sc, 800 123, 900
1S75 less than 1874 $S790O 1876 over 1875, $S6 700
MEMORANDA
One OF the German banking houses has received
cable from Europe announcing the fact that the police
at Brussels mad discovered counterfet bonds Of the
New York Central and California and Oregon Railroad
companies. It is presumed that these bonds were
issued by one of the noted oigers In the Tombs,
and were to the other side either for sale
to borrow money 1t will be remembered that the
HERALD few days ago in this article called attention
to the probability which it has crysallized
into fact
At the annual meeting Of the Quicksilver Mining
Company the following gentlemen were elected direc-
tors for the ensuing year:AHon Sir Alexander t
Gait K. C. NJ G.. Abraham B. Baylis, John T. Martin.
James H. Banker, Samuel w. Boocock, George W.
Butts James d. Smith, George A. Hoyt, Charles Friel,
Edward Brand, william H. Hayes. Subsequently, at
a meeting OF directors, the following officers
elected:-A B. Baylis, President; g. W. Butts, Vice
President; D. Mahany, Treasurer and Secretary.
The following shows the amount OF trade dollars
coined at the Francisco Mint the law author
izing their coinage went into effect:--
1s-a s7o3 600 1876 $40 600
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$1,000 Chi RIAP7,s.

$1,000 Chi, r I & p rs. i
5000 Nj Cen conv. o.. i
100 % Z 4 n w eel K b.
5000 NJ a SP lst, Lac !
1000 n Y Cen 0's, 'S3 l
1000 Mich Cen rs. -. ]
1000 do. l
1000 G = LIST, q 4 o br
1000 Cen PRc gold b.. ]
1000 I'm Pac rs, lg. ]
10000 T& w c cvbl .b3
10000 L A N con, 49,.
10000 do. o............
2OOO Ren 4 s lst. =. l
5000 North Mo lst. C
Z shs Bank Of Com. !
100 Quick Min.
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STOCK lasceFthineuD Dy hCtuhi
count, including specula-
tion). February /. 1876.
Receipts since February l..
Totals ....................
Sales since February I....
Stock this day. February
"a, 1876.
Comparing with stock Feb
ruary IS. lS75....-......
Comparing with stock Feb
ruary 70, lb7f............
Comparing with stock Feb.
~.t.rw tT INA
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, dc.
ltrnODL BOOKS school. BOOKS
SCHOOL REQUISITES
HEADQUARTERS FOR TIE PUHl.lU
SCHOOL BOOKS

A full supply of sll the books used juat re.
ceived and will be furnished at the lowest prices.
For The more advanced schools and semina-
ries tine assortment 81 sll the leading TENT
BOOkS--Ancient and Modern Languages
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French and herman
furnished Oh the most favorable ternla.
Fine Stationery specially.
New styles papeteres just received from 21c
10 80 each.
Mourning Paper and Envelopes, new patterns.
French Quadrille and Rep Papers. with Flu
velopes to match. Very handsome.
Paper and Envelopes of American lnAnufac-
ture; full line Of Note, Letter snd Cap, Legal
Cap, Flat Letter, Danny and Folio Post Paper
also very thin Note and Letter Papa. for foreign
correspondence.
Blank Books, Pass Books, Time Books, hi em.
orandum Books, Composition Books, Bills Pay.
able and Receivable, Day Books, Journals,
Cash Books, Ledgers and Journals, cap size,
Crown, Deny and Medium, from two IL Twelve
quires each, full and half bound
Fine Portemonnies, ia Russia Leather, Seal
Skin and Turkey Morocco; also Card Cases, in
Russia Leather and Pearl, Opera Glasses, Sc.
New styles English Bibles and Prayer Books;
q worry handsome assortment just received.
Now Books, Magazines ana Reviews received
81 soon NJ issued.
Owing to the new postal law increasing the
postage oil packages of merchandise from half
cent to one cent per ounce. which went into CT
feet April J., the price Of lot No. /, five quires,
Note Paper, prepaid, will DO CSC; lot No. Z. Soc;
lot No. 8. 6Oc; LOT No. 4, soc aud 81. French
QuAd:ilIe sslnn price.
GEORGE +. FRENCH,
sop No. IS King street.
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AUCTION SAILS.
Isy Green a. Wise,

IResl Estate Agents and Auctioneers
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF -IRUoI
y executed by Robert q. Robinson, trustee,
End Mary A. Robinson, his wife, dated the 9lh
day of July, 1873, and duly recorded, the uh.
dersigned as trustee therein named, and al Inc
request tLepsry secured BY SAD deea W15 sen
BY public auction, on ATUkDA l, Tue -osn u
October, 1876 at o clock p. M on the !, prem,
ises the property conveyed 70 nun py INC SLY
deed of trust, viz: The LOT or GkOUND,
Win the supurtenances thereto belonging, IN the
citv of Alexandria, Va, bounded as tolloWs:-
Ecrnninp on the west side of Royal street, be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, at the north line
of the lot conveyed by Gabrielle A. DuVal to
Richard Il. Rowe; thence north along Royals st
seventeen feet seven inches, more or less, to Jo-
seph Janney's limo; thence west ninety nine
feet i've irches or less; thence south to said
Roye's line thence east with said line ninety
nine feet i've inches more or loss, to tho begin
ming, together with the improvements, GssA
Consisting of TWO.STORi FRAMED assA
HOUSE.
Terms of Salc-One third Of tho purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the residue IN
two equal inslalments at six and twelve mohlhs.
with interest; the purchaser to execute his notes
therefore, secured by deed of trust upon the
premises. Fifty dollars TO DO paid on the day OF
sale as o forfeit Tor non compliance WIN inc
terms of sale. WIN. +. HOLTZMAN,
sa,, 9Sts Trustee.
as- The above sale is postponed until SAL
URDAY, the l1Lh of November, q. the same
bour and MACE. oct 2S-ts
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RYE. "A. KerbY. AuCt'r.

COMMISSIONERS ALE-Under author
" ity of the decree Of the Corporation Court
Of Alexandria in the suit of Simmons, Brlscoe
Il Hill vs.. Ulam w. Barker, passed at tho jan al
TIlI:TEENTH DAY OFNOVEMBEk, 1876,
At Il ~, in front Of the Postotce, in the
city OF Alexandria, Va, the following described
property in said city: r,<,,,.,,,
|. Thetwo story Brick DWELLING HOUSE
On the north side of Queen street, between koY-
al and Fairfax street, owned by said Ulsm w.
Barker, fronting about 70 feet, more or less, on
Queen street, and extending bacl: leo feet to a
II feet alley. - ~ ,r,>
. THREE FRAME TENEMENTS AND
LOT OF GROUND on the east side OF Henry
street between. Cameron and King, beginning
rs feet in north OF King street. and lunning
thence north on Henry Al feet in. to 3 III 1eat
alley, ana extending back ll3 feet . III. to the
line Of another alley, with right ct way over
Said alleys. o
4 ONE HALF INTEREST IN A LOT on
the north side Of Princess street, beginning at $
point r5 feet east Of Water street, fronting - II.
on Princess, with depth Of 81 teet:
Terms A bout per cent cash the residue III
three cuual annual instruments, with interest !
bonds t. be given therefor, with good personal
security and title to be retained tll pay meht
:. FERGUSON BEACH,
oct I,-eots Commissioner
H,RuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L. fsOI Etsil "a AN ~ SAIi
TON, IN FAIRFAX COUNTY-By virtue of
y deed Of trust from j. $. OILS and wife to tue
undersigned, bearing date February ~, ISL,
sud ii record in the land records OF Fairfax
county. libor Q, No. 4, folio =, l shall, on
MONDAY, the 10th day Of October, 1876. Court
day, in front of the door Of the Court House 81
said county, sell 10 the highest bidder, that G.
VALUABLE DWELLING and LOT, in Eli
the village ut Clifton known as the WRIGHT
HOUSE. Also that CERTAIN LOT, near
Clifton, containing nine acres, three roods aud
sixteen poloa, adjoining DR.. Green, and iorlner-
" part Of the real estate Of which Capt Chas.
+. Ford disL seized. Persons desiring TO view
this property are referred to VIM. +. Ford.
The house and lot will DO sold sHlgect to q hen
Of $500.
Terms OF Enough cash in hand to pay
the expenses and commissions Of sale and
S478.CG, with interest thereon from February 10,
49, till day of sale, and the residue, if any, ON
a credit Of six months TO bear interest from The
day of sale and to DO secured by lien on the
property sold. THOMAS MoOkE,
sep lG-W4W trustee
as0~ The above sale is postponed until MON.
DA Y, the Goth day of November next, when it
will be made st the Same place, al II O'Clock M
oct N)-wlw THOMAS MOORE, Trustee.