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Railroad accidents.

LEBANON, Pa, Aug. IS.-Alark Holland,
an employee Of the Philadelphia AID Heading
Railroad was found at the + .urth street rail
road crossing, this morning. wiki both legs cut
off and dead [; is supposed thai he was run
over by the miGaight passenger traln.
BoRDENTowN, n. J Aug. lS-A freight
and peach ,raIo Oh the Pennsylvania Railroad
codcd Dear Borientawn, last night, wrrck;ns
eleven cars A brakeman named Coates was
killed
EVANSVILLE, ND, Aug. 1S.-An express
traiu going south Oh the Evansville aud Craw
fordsVile Railroad Jumped the track near Fort
Branch, last night. The engineer George
Shearn, was killed, and the fireman had leg
broker. No other person was injured.
CINCINNATI, Aug. lS.-A collision occurred
on the Ohlo and Mississippi Railroad ar Cold
Spring, Iudiaua, yesterday moraing, between
a freight train going west AID passenger train
coming cast. The fir mao Of !hc passenger
train was seriously Injured, and the locomotives
and several freight and baggage cars We're
wrecked No passengers were Injured.
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-HEET9E" 81 LES.

GALE OF VALUABLE Landry virtue
- # y decree entered by the District Court OF
the United States for the Eastern District of Vir
ginia. ut Aes andria, on the TN day of July,
1876 in the mstter of Charles Heath the under
signed will offer for ssle AT the front door of the
Court House Of Prince William county, on the
FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1876, that
being Court day, that valuable TRACT OF land,
lying in the said county, containing, 3lS acres,
known as LOCUST GROVE" andi the same
land of which Chas. Heath died seized and pos
:cssad.
And we will also offer for sale. at the same
time and place, the UNDIVIDED INTER.
EST, b ing oae fourth, OF the said Chss Heath
in the TRACT OF LAND lying in the county
Of Loudoun. oa,led THE BURNT CHM
EEY," containing 700 acres
Terms OF Saic--One fourth cash, and the resi-
due on credits u 6. j. and IS months; the pur-
caascr: sivns' bonds for the said residuein equal
inst. meuts, with approved personal security,
bearing interest FROM the dsr of sale
J. :. FOWL R, Assignee
} ~ ~ ) I E9EBHS; commrs.
Prince William county, aug l6-3W
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Sv Green AZ Wise,

fReal Estate Agents and Auctoneers.l
TYR J-TEE'S ~ALE-By virtue Of deed of
trus, from George Wyatt and Agnes hi
wife. dated N the 10. Il day OF Novem Der, 1871,
the undersigned trustee therein named, at the re-
guest the creditor b. said deed secured, will sell,
0y public ~ tim in front OF the Market House,
on hoyal street, IL lne city of Alexandria. Va,
N TIL STAY, III" - day of August, 1876, At
II o c.ucs. NJ, the property conveyed to him by
sd ii &eat Of trust, - wit: That WO SasaaA
STORY t'EhM +. DIV SLING HOUSE Asssa-
with one story frame Kitchen attach he'd situated
on the lanGs OF he Alexandria Canal Railroad
and Bridge Company. and on Montgomery st
between Royal and Fairfax streets. in said city,
10, the use Of which land the rent OF 81 per
month j. - be paid 10 said company.
Terms 81 saIe-Sl5 La. - in cash, and the bal
rncc Of he purchase money upon credit OF SIX
months secured by the bond Of the purchaser,
with goot. personal security. Title to be retain
I'd iii the ,ssnc b tuliy pAid.
& GORGE 4. MUSHBACH,
Aug lI-10, Trustee.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Foreign News.

LONDON. July lS-The correspondent o
the Daily News writes from Phlllppopolls, ln
der date Of Aug. IL, as follows: 1.-The con
dition OF the Turkish army at Nsh is deplor
able, and starvation is threatening. The countr'
around does not afford supplies Of forage. Alon!
the road, between NsL aDd Sofia, the Villages
are all abandoned. The army will soon bt
Obliged to advance into Servian territory TO
supplies or retreat Through the efforts o
GIschuyier, of the American legation, the re
lease of all prisoners, except those 10 the mrs.
category, has been ordered.
A dispatch to the Tunes. from Belgrade
says Priucc Milan has received from several
If not from al the powers, CONGRATULATIONS upon
the birth of an heir, all Of which contain eX
pressons leaving no doubt 10 the MUD OF tho
Prince that the powers are de-r1u, OF seeing
an end Of the war; which is dangerous to the
general peace of Europe The result is that
Seryia is ready to treat Tor peace, but will not
consent, however, to the deposition OF Prince
Milan, or the sacrifice Of any territory, nor will
she submit TO Turkish administrator. Every
dav that the war is prolonged adds to The dang.
or of general European contllgraton
LONDON. Aug. lS-Ihe Daily Telegraph
has Iispa ch from Belgrade saying the Turks
have surrouodcd Mll4uoyaz, Oh the Danube.
The Scrvians are defending the town, nut il II
should fall, the Turkish advance 90 Belgrade
and Semerdria could not bc prevented.
A dispa CHI to thu STANDARD, from MADEIRA,
saws a steamer which has arrived here from
Africa, reports ali quiet at Whysiah. The King
of DAhomey holds four preacumen as hostages
and threatens to kill them if the British squad
ron fires upon the natives
BELGRADE, August Is Official dispatches
received here say: "Ihe reports that the Ser
vans we're defeated on the river DrlDa and at
Bania and that The Turkish corps are ad vac
clog towards kraschcvatZ ate pure Inventions.
To day the Turks attacked the outposs near
Boiina aud were rcpuls9d. They attacked the
Dtiua army yrs'erd ~ near BAdov'naz and
were repulscd with great loss.
LONDON. Aug Is A dispatch to the R"u-
tiers Telegram Company, trom Belgrade, says
the engagement at B1dcoaVatz was mere
skirmish Prince VI Ian yesterday gave audi
ence 10 the consuls of six Powers, separately.
4 stroDg pressure was thonght TO have been III
favor Of peace or an armls,lcc, but this the
Prince refused.
Tha report is untrue that Belgrade is belrg
prepared tor siege.
LONDON, Aug. lS-lhe scuI!icr match
which was 10 have taken place next Monday
the 2l,t lost, between + iwafd Tilckctt, OF
Australia, and VIM Lumsicu. OF B'yth, for
200 pounds as de- and "a i,ve bet OF 200 pounds,
is declared of, LumS len uayiug forfeit.
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g.1cnA ESreCifspS.

The hands,m wax cross whch has been on
exhibition at Mcssrs War6eld 4 Halls drug
store, for some Time past, was ratl last night,
and won by Mr. Charles Ward, who threw Al.
MIR. George w. Rock has. 10 the yard of his
residence, on Dnke street, Bartlett dwarf
pear tree, which has fully developed b!oou's on
it for the second time this year.
Some excitement was created 10 the third
ward, back OF the old court house, this morning,
by row between former prominent radical
politician and lis vile.
A piece Of tin has been artIstlcaiy tack cd
over the rotten place 10 that Fourth ward
Hayes and Wheeler pole.
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Peace society.

MYSTIC, Conn, Aug. lS.-rhe Connecticut
Peace Syclety resolutions oppose the return OF
the Indiar Bureau to the War Dcpartmcn;
deuouucc the INVASION Of the Black Hills; charge
that the Indian war was forced upon the In
dams so as to prevent reduction in the artuy;
demand an investigation OF the many enumer-
aed outragcs by he military on the ludlaps
declare that Gen. Clusters death was just
retr'buton for the SLAUGHTER OF friendly lndlans;
comment on the Congressional iove-tlgators
of the War and NAVY Departments, urge uol
vcrsal amnesty 10 ex Contedcrates aud the re-
mova of the army from the ladIau couolTy.
Il .chariah Crouch presided. During the scs
slons of two days , 900 persons attended. The
heavy rains throughout yesterday did DOT ma-
terially Interfere with the proceedings.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Having engaged frrt class Teacher, l pro
pose opening select schoo! for limited NUM-
Der O! pupils, first session to begin lo.h of SEP
.crlbcr and close 18th OF June. The situation is
pcrssnt wholesome, easy OF access, with an Epis-
c"p.i church within walking distance, pos.
III e and daily mail Not only will special A.
tettion he paid to the mental and religious cut
ture ol the ScnoHrs but their physical culture
VIII be considered.
Miss LUCY NELSON, the principal Teach
er brings the highest testimonials Is All instruc-
tress in Latin, French, Mathematics and the
.l.hcr English branches
nj Is, &. d. SMITH, Assistant
hiss FOX, Teacher oil Music
Terms For session Of nine months $500, hall
payable in advance; the othor half the iirs. of
February. This includes board, washing, Eng
ish Tuition. Music with use OF Piano, French,
L#tir and Mathematics.
INSTRUMENTATION. <. T. Davis, Loesburs /;
2oy. Q a. klnsolving Halifax Court House (;
Rev ". NJ. Dame, A!axsndriai Rev; Dr. Min
.l":,ar ode, Richmond: Bishop Dudly, Louisville.
Direct to Mrs q EONGE CARTER Uatta0 Is
?. u. Loudoun co., Va. ~ l9-cnt%l
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The Markets.

New YORK, AuE. iS.-St ck. du and lever.
Money l4a2 Gold lOss. -Four St.aay. " heat
fru. Corn firm.
BALTIMORE, Aug lS,-Va. sizes, deferred
81; do. consolidated 664: do. - series So.
Cottou quiet add steady; ulddIng l21l24. Flour
steady and unchanged. Wheat more active
and firm; western red, good to choice l.
al20; Maryland red. good 10 prime ll5al2G,
do. amber l2lal22; do white lO5al2O.
Corn-southern quiet and steady; western
excited, active aud higher; southern white
55a56; do. yellow 57a5S; westero mixed IS
spot; 573 August; 564 ocptenb Der. Oats quiet
ADD unchanged. Rye fairly active at 55.5S.
Hay frmer; not quotabIy higher. Provisions
dull, weak and lwer. Pork $3.50. Coffee
steady and unchanged. Sugar active and lTnl
allls Whiskcy JUL at ll3.
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EXCURSIONS, EIC.vJCs. Sc.
eE&s EXCURSION TO GLIMONT.
STEAMER EXPRESS-THURSD All.
III

STEAMER PREss-THURSDAY, AU.
GUST 9th, 1876
The Alexandria Catholic bcncticisi Society
will give their eighth snnusl excursion, on
Thursday, August 2ith, 1876 to G'ymclt
PlSTORlU'S CELFBKATED BtAsS snd
STRING BAND has been engaged for The oc.
cason
The steamer Express has been chartered for
the c"cssion, and Will leave Alag street wharf
at 80 n. IN, and l 30 and 80 p NJ; returning,
leave Glymont at 80 nnd IL y. Iii
T,ckets-Gentleman and lady 81; gentleman
75c; lady ,Oc children and ,crver.ls Z5c.
Committee of Arrangements B Harlow,
K. M Latham, p. f. German, john Donnoly,
James j. Dohelty.
Remember, Express and Pistori. aug l5-td
INAMP MEETlNG-All persons wishing to
~ visit the besutiful cam pin grounds OF the
Nj. + Church, on top of the Blue Ridge, in
Clarke comfy, Virgnia will be conveyed from
Round Hill, W. u .. K. r TO the place Tor
hell fare By HARRIS STAGE LlNk Meet
ing commences August % 1876
Re. L. ". SAIL,
aug l4-1W Minister in ch~rge.
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E&..itI RSIUNS.
nM-,-.-h
iMsi,zs,isass@.n

,sSzsssSssss.ssssaaas
The steamboat MARY " .SHINGTON will
maze Daily Excursions to Mt Vcr10n springs
Marshall Hail and Glyiuout except Sun
days stopping At the various bindings, viz.
Colling wood, the Forts, White House, GunsLor
and Brick Yard, commencing Sunday, june 4,
leaving her wharf foot oil Prince street, at . 81
u m, returning about 4 O'Clock p. III. Fare for
the round trip SOC single ticket; cua Of FIVE 10
ten persons 40c each club OF ten y more Doc
each Families can Lake Il pleasant dsy's tilo
down the river and enjoy the healthy rest mir
at reasonable rates. No lnto&lc&,ing drIn%s
sold on board the boat The Mar Washington
can be chartered for e~ening excursions, or TO
return for any usrtes that rEay wish to remain
1T any Of The above named resorts It'll night
For further information apply t. \. buU5H
81 SON, or Oh board. &c It'll
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WEATHER PRoBABILlTIEs.-W Var DePort'
meat, Office ofthe Chief Signal CJ'cer' HaS"'
NATION, D. G., Auqust Is, lS16-lO:5o a. III
For the Middle States slowly falling oarom'er'
slight changes 10 temperature. partly c'ouly
or cloudy weather, aud cool northeast to sou'h u
east winds, with rain areas
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NIOIICE-The attention Of al parties ow-
~ ing gas bills is called to the following res
ou.lon I'd opted at the last meeting OF the Com
mittee on Light:
Resolved, That the Superintendent be- md
he is hereby, instructed 10 collect al back bills
duo the %1as Works, and il the sane are not ,'s!d
by Septcn. Der 18th he shall cut OF IT, gus from
the promise, of all dclinqueats nnd proceed TO
collect by distraint or otherwise"
| hope, therefore, all parties owing bills vii!
come forward and pay the same nnd thus re-
Iieve me of the fuiflment If dis. ;rec.D dpty.
AUG 4-2awtd NJ Il. NASH. Sup.
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COMMERCIAL.


In monetary stfsirs there is nothing OF speclal
:r,orest to note. There is no difficulty IN Cd
tanning money on good security, but the out
.1o nrcssu-e'' continues, and 'tiules' are no
,,.,tor In Now York money continues very
easy, with la13 per cent as the rui'ng fa'eS i'A
nrjms mercantile paper. There has been some
movement in Virginia consols, which are strong
ar $1,000 selling in Baltimore yesterday ut eot'
an advance of Z as compared with the latest
nreyious sale. Virginia coupons are also strong
or, selling at s6s. Local railroad securities are
vary uuet and we quote:
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r. 'oNDA or " TIE f''A'N''

MARY WASiIi NGTON
Will hereafter be made only TO MGU NJ YER
NON SPRINGS, where no Intoxicating drinks
will be sold on the grounds or boat Two trips
leaving Prince street wharf at 10! H. m, return
ing at q y. m fare 30 cts. Second trip, lesyns
1T a. p. m, returning at 8; fare . Cts. Those
going on the first trip can rGturn u. the second
Trip free OF charge Refreshments, including
good country milk, can be had On the grounds
tArsons wishing to spend Il pleasant day in III 4,
country where good water and sn:.de "bounG,
can do it, ~ Z5-tt
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7 sOTOMAC ACADEMY,

l. (Formerly Alex. Boarding School
Established by Benjamin Hallowell in 1874.
4 complete English, Classical and Matho-
mAtics course taught; also French, German
and Spanish Next session will commence
SEPTEMBER 70 Catalogues furnished ut re-
quest.
Tcrms-For board, tuition. washing md
lights $50 per hall session in advance. For day
scholars SIS for tuition in glish branches,
= 20 IN Greek and Latin Latin (esch) and $50 T.
vance. JOHN S. BLACKBURN, Principal,
aug 3-2aWtt Alexandria, Virginia
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FsbA a.3LE ssst Gss.s~T.
ElR SA LIE

&:.s:aaA FOR SALE.
s#zl The FRAME II Use on Royal street,
between Wilkes and GIbbon. opposite the ioun-
dry, viii be sold on the premise: on -EPIb 81
Der lst, t. satisfy claim due me
aug l7-2t Miss MARG'T AtFLRTI.
49, FOR RENT
5ss a RARE CHANCE FOX BUSIS E:oS.
The SUAP and CANDLE MAEtHACTO-
EY on Union street. sThis IS 4 splendid chance
for y good, profitable business, being the only one
in the city in operation. ii vii: be ren.ed low
to a good tenant Possession gwen Oclobo7 Isl
" l9-eo1m SAMUEL Il. Ii MI
70. FOR REHTTle premises EoS 81 %nG
kgS 50 sing street, now occupied by Mr>srs.
GOrse j. co. Possession gwen Aug. Isl, 1876.
Apply to
iyi1-eotf ANDREW JAMIE~DN, Trustee
&c., FOX RENT-Thc DIV hLLING HOUSE
rs o. 223 King street. between Patrick and
Alfred. supplied with w.ser m.d s&s. i.ppIy
st this office jv )
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Nervousness and Drowslness. These sad
afflic.ious, so destructive both TO business and
pleasure, arise from that morbid condition OF
the body. which is relieved by an occasional
dose OF Dr. Bulls Vegetable Pills. Try them,
they will do you good.
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LRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Stnunton, Virginia.

SIhUNLOnt VTTSINIE,
Rev K. Il. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Rector,
Assisted by u large corps Of experienced officers.
rhirtv-secoGd annual session will commence
>ept. Patronage represents nineteen states
Buildings spacious Grounds extensive. Terms
moderate. Churches of seven denominations
within thre" minutes walk. For Catalogues
address the Rector, or Hon. Il. w. Shelley.
~ 1}-.a. Nd ,ytWirn
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FOR K EMU
- 5raraz
LIsRR !!

Il FsSEsi
l respectfully invit, the attention o. ny
friends and the public genoTal'y to my - W
STOKES, Nos. Y south Union stree uAd go.
Ii south wharf, where have hand and am
receiving daily large supply OF Ill k,@ds d
FISH Just received inc lot Of MACkE Eel.
and zoo bbis to arrive. | keep constantly or
hand All kinds Of POTOMAC HERRING AID
SHAD, LABKADU2 HERRING, EXTRA
SHORE SPLIT HERRING, kOu Nd HER.
RING, SCOTCH HERRING in boxes. COD
FISH, Sc.
| also have on hand large supply Of HlCk-
LES, in bbis, Q5O0J bbts lZJ0) .:brs ana pals,
for family use also MlAaE CHOW Gao :"
and GHEEkiNS, which an prepared TO sell
81 low figures. ,,,-~.,,
10 d s. J. REED
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EDUGH TYONNL.

MISS MARY Z. JOHNSON will reopen her
IVA SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and BOYS on
SEPTEM Der 18th, at her residence, 2l0 Prince
street. aug l8-lm
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, August l8.-
Receipts of stock of all kinds this week were
good and the quality fair. Cattle ranged from
.;ta54c, and Calves q 5ac, as to quality. The
number OF Sheep AMI Lambs offered was large,
ard the quality much better than the offerings
of last week sales Mt SIC per ID for old Sheep.
and 3aS4 per head for Lambs. Hogs dull and
nominal at $3.50 per hundred lbs. Cows and
Calves .5aS5O.
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aug 5-tWtSl5
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
81 Winchester Va

Rev. J. G. WHEAT, d. D., Principal
Assisted By competent and experienced teachers
IN the several departments The exercises OF
this Institute will be resumed September, 1876.
For Circulars, containing full information, ~
ply to Rev. J. G. Wheat References: The Bish-
op and Clergy of the Diocese of Virginia.
~ NJ-1m
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rsHHE UNDERSIGNED. ~ TEACHER OF
d long experience in training youth N the
home school, in the Young Ladies' Seminary,
desires situation in private family or home
school Course of study-English, Elemontery
ard Higher Latin, Greek and Mathematics.
satisfactory references given. Address W VI.
y PAGE 22D Linden avenue, Baltimore Nd.
~ DT-pcDy.A
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T CUNT VERNON INSTITUTE,
No. II south Washington street,

No II south Washington street,
Alexandrla Virginia
Scholastic uuties will be resumed MONDAY,
September llth Number of boarders limited,
a kINDEkGARTEN is connected with the
primary department of the school, For Circu-
lars or information address
Miss NJ. A. ROACH Principal,
aug l5-lm p o. Box SO
y ETHEL ACADEMY, VA, PREPARES
h FOR UNIVERSITY OR BUSIN BSS.
tor board and tuition $3.50 per half session
Recpens September Dist. For Catalogue i'd
dress WIN. w SMITH A. NJ,
Bethel Academy
aug 5-twtSl5 Fauquier c.. Va.
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Flour is unchanged, though for lew there Is a
DOWN. ard tendency; old is IN better demand
with better feeling. Wheat has been IN nghI
receipt for the week, and prices are the same as
vt the opening; sales to day OF 1922 bushels at oo
Ais Tor poor TO choice Corn has declined y
shade on opening prices of the week, and the
market closes dull at 81; SIS bushels SOLD to day
ut 20 and 81 l22 bushels of Oats brought 50 and
20. Country produce scarce and in demand NJ
quotations.
RICHMOND MARKET, Aug. 1.-THE market IS
unly fairly active for Grain, whi 9 The receipts
nave been and continue fair. Wheat sold at
i.0.l25 for strictly prime while other grades
b.uuyht from lUOsll0 sales of sou bushels OF
Corn ut 5Oa54. ales of Osts ut 3O.,3S Sales OF
very good Rye at TO.
LYSCHBURG MARKET. Aug. Il The market
is without much change Receipts OF produce
fair Wheat lOal2O; Corn 55a60; Rye c5s1O.
AMI Oats 3UG35.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, August 1.-The
market is quiet with light receipts, and prices
"re down. Wheat Hollis tor good to prime;
Corn 4Ss50; Rye 5Oa52, and Oats SO"3l
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
sugars-Ihere has b,en no movement whatevor
IT, Sug .rs to-day that We hear OF, but the mar
ket, though quiet, is steady and firm i'll tone,
and We quote Us before, viz:
Cuba, grocery grades. 9s 8 ~
Cuba, centrifugal ............. - !os
Porto Rico, grocery grades........... ~ III
Eng Island, fair to good refining. 81 -
itemerars, vacuum pan ............... "a Iot
New Orleans, grocery grades..........
Coiiec-We have no further transactions to
note in Coffee, but we write tho market steady,
with the feeling anon u holders firm. Stock to
.v in first hands AZ, COO bags Rio, and we quote
rs follows, VIZ:
Lob lo,s-Ordinary ........... l4i 154
Fair .............. II q lii
Good ...... III III
Prime ........l Is lSt
Choice to fapcy.......... Isl q -.
Gold, 60 days.
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LOCAL NEWS.

sssg> Persons leaving the city during the sum
mer can have the Gazette mailed TO tnem Tree
of hostage,
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CT. JOHNS ACADEM I.

Che Thirty Eighth Annual Session will com
mcnce on MON DAY, September 4Lh.
Tue advantages are: Experienced teachers,
i'm proved classification, military discipline, and
=. fine library and apparatus. Charge for boar!
Mnd tuition So so y quarter session of two and a
hall nlonths Early application will be neccs-
otacr in ormAtion address
RICHARD l. CARNE, AN. Principal,
aug :;-eoim Drawer II. Alnxandrin, vs.
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Fairfax county. jg l7-w4w

[-,DHHi,-llNtk,, SALE OF vALUA-
pi-I Th%1,IpIrsu.nf ia the decrep of
- r'.1,,'i. I,r ~ rf, ,.n,rtv rendered \,
~ I., I-r -, ,t .'i. If Jnnn II.islip vs.
JuIio 49, Il" X '.'" -, fh undcrsgned.
c"n'' nnI in MD decree, viii, on
VmTD,{ me 2g.t INV Of August, 1876, that
;,,;r,, Gn,ri i">, ~ fT"9, nf the Court House
9'I,E ,.,,',.,., - 'rlnck n m sell to
, ,T I,II'c. k,tI.r q, n,hJir snIe th., VALU-
tnG Hiaac2, ei"u"', ~ p.".II S"'', .ias I,ns :
-. ,..,n,.,,i,,, J7f .cras
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r51RU STE Els 81 ht.-By virtue of u deed OF
a. trust executed b. Cornelius o Leary, Jr.;.
and Bird ett - Learv, dated on the lst day OF
prii, in tue year )oI3, and of record in the
Clerk office Of the Corporation Court OF the
city # Alexandria, Va. nbcr No = page 500
Ih,. undersigned ~ trustee therein named, and
1t tie ro4ue-tof the p~rtes by said deed secured
wi sell .Jr cash, b. public auction, in front OF
me liarka! ious" on f:oysl street, Alexandrl",
V@. az SATURDAY, the 26tn d.y of August
1876 $. u o'alac> m the property conveyed TO
him by Lua SAIL deed OF trust, nam"iy: a GER
tain TENEMENT end LOT OF GROUND,
:itu..a in lh= ss.,! city Of Alcxandria, on the
west side # Alfred street, between Cameron
and Queen street, fronting IA feet on Alfred
Street mn running back l1ty feet, with the right
ui va, over NJ alley.
CHARLES L. STUART, ir.,
Iri.s tap.