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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-19
BUCKINGHAM CORRESPONDENCE.
The hay CROP is excellent.

The hay crop is excellent.
The Buckingham school closed last
week.
Miss Ida O. Felter was the recipient Of
party last week \.
''Pcdro" ITALICS one on observer" the
man who writes on imagination. It will
be best for the people of Buckingham to
wait until they find who Bismarck" is, as
the man they chose will not thank them
for circulating his name.
Ewing Brothers and Jaqua will rod their
own barns with home work as they claim
they can do it with half the expense, and
be just MS durable. This will make it bad
on the lightning-rod pcddlers who have
spent several days for the job.
On George Smiths farm where several
colts were grazing a lot of blood thirsty
dogs gathered and proceeded to give a
two year old colt of Averill's a, chase.
They did SO with great zeal and soon came
out victorious tearing it SO bad that it
| died in few minutes. Several of the
dogs were traced home, but nothing has
been done up TO this date. Another such
raid as this and the farmers will get out
their shot guns and free the country from
such dogs.
| PARTED.
| Last week thenew went abroad that
Byron Allen and his wife had parted. 1t
seems as though Allen had not conducted
himself in manly way and was lately ex-
| posed to neighbor by his wife, which
kept on the move until it reached Allen.
When be heard what she had told it made
him very angry. He consulted with her
but few minutes when he fell 10 work
| like brute to take his revenge. But by
the aid of her brother she made her es-
cape to one of the neighbors, this only
seemed TO raise his angry passion and he
fell upon her brother and did not stop un-
til he was pretty well used up. The next
day he went to the neighbours where she
was and tried to cover the past by kind
words, but the bruises she had received
told her what might come'in the future,
SO she went to her fathers home. Such
is life. BISMARCK.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-19

We call Alteration to the advertisement
in another col; mn of Chas. i. Hadlcy,
Cooper Institute, New York, lie is one
of the most extensive dealers in this
country in China, Glassware ard allkirds
of Table Goods. Ills store is located in
the famous Cooper Institute bailding,
running clear through from Third to
Fourth Avenue, and when we were last
in il was crowded from top, to bottom
with an in mense stock of goods. His
prices are low and he can give satisfac-
ton TO the most fastldious. Any OF our
friends wishing anything in his line will
do we'll TO send a stamp for price-list. +.
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NesptA 4 lina eeeh ipssEtion. zssssss
Nichols, sAepherd 9 Co.'S. vibratorsfor
sale at Camery's. q
I FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY
AT CITY BAKERY. Isl
ONE CAR LOAD OF ADAMS and FRENCH
Harvesters sold. Win have another car
in few days. Hand in yonr orders If
you want the best Harvester in the mar
ket. G. W. SWEAT, Agt.
NORWOOD -four. Best IN the Market.
Sold only by E. Irish and L. Wentz.
WANTED!
70 trade 100 acres of land for property
in Toledo, by
Mus. N. L. VosE.
have good second hand McCor-
mick Mower, that win be sold cheap if
applied for soon. G.. w. SWEAT.
All kind of pumps at g. W. Sweats
and Harvey knows how to put them in.
~,.,I.~ 4l.otT NJ rs.,.n~,. O. c..
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-19

Go to A. J. Hassell's for fruit cans and
fruit wax.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-19

gS Drafts drawn on the leading Cities of the
q. s. and Foreign Countries.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-19
Business Locals.

NOTICES under this head VIII be charged 10
N~~esata lipe eeeh ipxsrtion.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-19

All kind of pumps at g. W. Sweats
and Harvey knows how to put them in {.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-19

Nichols, sAepherd 8 Co.'S. vibratorsfol
sale Of Camery's. s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-11
'si.rce Prisoners Stunned 10 Death.


T. correspondent Of the New York Herald
gives The following particulars Ct tho horn bic
burning at GonyeIa. tia, heretofore mentioned
in the GeZotta:~-
\ special itoIn Ct.liycrs stale: that tho jail al
that place Wac burned to-day and three negro
prisoners persisted IN tEG nalnes. The door to
the jail WAS on the second tloOr The first story
being sniii iungenn, Whch opened from
the top BY /! trap door Before the fro was
discovered i: hal burned away the steps ana cut
of all communication with the prisoners. Thore
was no Gag inu III the town, Hnd the fire had its
own way The heat Was 81 intense that it WAS
impossi BILE 10 approach tho building. At length
An axe WAS lorcad through Al apnratnro 10 the
prisoners, and th3Y 1OiIGlr:IcGd to cut through
the heavy logs that made The dungeon walls.
The flames, however, swept downward rapidly
and soon burned through the uppsr floor and
sent q shower Of nubcCs ana lurid bazs on the
wretched men below. In this horrid ilumins-
ton they could Ge plhiu!y seen by the crowd out
side craZed with pam and toar they cspcred about
like mad mon, dAshlng In 1lnseYes against the
walls and screaming in the most fearful manner.
Their attempts t. cut through the Wslla, while
furious, had lao Intelligent direction. They
hacked HbG!I. wildly, frequently lighting like
brutc3 10. the possession Of thea At length
tho whole upper floor gave way and the three
wratchcd men, clutching the outer logs stretch
ed thec hands 10 the crowd outside and were
lost in binding sheet Of lame. The prisoners
talked with the crowd during tina progress Of
the fire, and said they had heard Il match struck
up stairs an hour before tina tire YVES visible and
supposed it WAS thu i4lor. it WAS certainly III
cendary, and II Is believed 10 have been done
by the trends al tba prisoners 1t commenced
al tho door on the second story. The prisoners
wero put III Jail lust day aud a half before the
| fire occurred, and wero sentence cd for 4 few years
| each 10 the PonitentATy.
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Ey &. A. Eler6y, Auct'r.

" ALL hl.h REAL ESTATE IN PRINCE
WI LIAM co. VIRGINIA, FOR
SAL E-~llndo! authority Of y decree of the Cir
Gait Count dt AieSsndrih city in the suit of Tay-
loss asocutu"; .GaiH5. john Naglea, jr., and
other: def nd.ats, passed 81 the Noce ON Der term,
1876, the undersigned. a: commissioners therein
named, Will oilcr on SATURDAY, April 28th,
1871. vt one O'Clock =. NJ. ~ public auction, in
front Of tho Market building. on Royal street,
in the city q Alexandria, Va, the following
described property. or 81 iaach thereof as may
6a necessary e comply With tho terms of said
decree:
A II that cortain PLANTATION TRACT or
PIECE OF LAND, situate in Prince William
county. III tho State OF Virginia. containing
about ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED
ycyed by John .Nagoe. ir., snd Catherine A.,
his wife, to Benjamin Ogle Tayloo and William
q. Ta70e, hy deed CT mortgage, dated the 18th
day Of March, l6Gl,-a reference TO ssid mort
gage, recorded amongst tho land records oc
Prlnce william: county, in liber No 70 page
notes and bounds Of said la7d-together with
sii and singular, the BUILDINGS, improve
ments, water courses, rights fisheries, ways and
Establishments belonging and sppcrtsinng there.
to- This land lies on the waters Of the Potomac
river and Occoqusl bay, and adjons tho land
Of Lebulon a. hanEoy and the lands formerly
owned By Isaac Newton and Basil BrswneT.
The land condemned By the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railway Company for its pur-
poses (supposed TO BIO somo 10 or 20 scres) will
be excepted and reserved from the above guam"
tity. 4 plat of survey will Ie exhibited at tho
time and place Of sale, and the land sold in
parcels or SIS whola ~ 10 the commissioners
may appear best.
Terms OF Sale: Foe cash SIS to so much as may
be necessary to pay the costs Of suit and Of sale,
and tho residue in three equal lnstalments at
one. two and three years, to BIO secured by the
lie 0G ft.N,,
per cent from the day Of SALE with good person
al security, and tho tito to DO retained until the
purchase money is fully pLid. and tho property
liable to be rosod at the risk Of tho purchaser
upon his failure 10 comply with the terms OF
sale. O. nvey0ncing at the cost Of tho purchaser.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
j. GUSON BEACH,
NH E0-eots Commissioners Of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-11

At Il regular meeting Of the Board ol' alder
lnen, held April 10. 1871, there were present -
Saml. Il. Jannoy, esq, President and hlessrs.
Smoot. Moore. Strauss, Armstrong. DownhHIn
ana O. Neal
Nj os5rs. snGGt and ARMSTRONG wera appointed
proxies TO represent the city'a interast in the
meeting Of tho Alexandria Canal Co., 10 bo ncid
Ith May, prG1iTp,
4 communication iIutu the Super iutcnIcnt Of
Police was received stating that he had appoint
cd Patrick Dillon rs Captain Of the Chain Dang,
Sn1 the appointment was confirmed.
A communication WAS received tTom the
Mayor announcing thu death OF Policeman
Thomas =. Morris, and stating ho had filled the
vacancy by tho appointment CT Readynan
Phillips t, tho rUaition, which was laia on the
table.
Bills u j. Ellwislc, jr,, S37 o. for medicine,
sLd HunruLSn & IAnsGeld, s., fnr repairing
Tic roof over the staeplo OF the Market building,
woro ordered to be pRid.
Tho Bo5ri then adjourned.
Testc Jl;o j. Jameson, Clerk.
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iALE OF LUMBER YARD AND OTHER
PIT 4 !. ESiTt & I'VE

~ ALh VI 1U NJ ID Ell AND AMI Old IL
~ REAL, ESTATE.
Under authority Of q decree Of tho Corpora.
ton Court Of Alexandria. made at its Deceuibor
term. 1876, in the case Of Zimmorman's executor
vs. Zimmerman's dey:eca. the subscriber, as
commissioner, will offer By pubIic auction. Oh
SATURDAY, tho 18th day OF April. 1877. 1t
- O clock NJ, Of the cast front o. tho Postotfice
in the city OF Alexandria, Va . the following
property, in said city:
|. THE PROPERTY long known as WA
TIERS s. ZLMM ERM 4 M'S LUMBER YARD.
lying on both side. Of Cameron street and
to tho east If Lee streets extending from
tho southeast corner Of said streets, with
width Of III fec! from Leo street into tho
Potomac river, ind from tho northeast cor
ncr Of said streets with a width of I'll feet
moro or loss, from Lea TO Union street, having
upon it n largo BRICK TEN RME EMF at the
northwest corner Of Union NNd Cameron streets.
.. LOT OF GROUND an tho cast side OF
Leo street snd south side oi 1hompson's alley.
co feet alley fronting on Lac stroot lCG feet
inches, and extending east, binding on said al
ley, lao feet to a 20 feet alley. Ii found expo.
don't, this lot will be o'rora4 in Two small lots,
according to q plat 10 DO shown 1T the sale.
3. UNDIVIDED HALF OF LOT on south
sido OF Cameron Hud west side IF Patrick cts,
at intersection. l23 fec: 3 inches on Cameron,
and 81 feet inches on Patrick - DIadoa's or
a. UNDIVIDED HALF or LOT OF
GROUND on tho cast side OF st. Asnrh street,
46 foet inches south Of Princess street, fronting
about . feet on ST, Asaoh. and extending back
SO foet incho5.
Terms: Ten per 10ntunl cas-. tbs residue ii
four equal annual iIstalnCnt. o! oIo, two, thrca
ard four yoar: fro2, tho dag CT sale. with inter-
est the purchaser to give bond, with sa!isfscto~
~ personal security fer tho deferred payments
the interest thereon to 30 mndo payable somi
annually; the title 10 be retained till full pay
r,ont IF tho III, rchacn mOnny and Tie prouertY
to be rcsold It tho purchasers risk Oh default
in payment Of purchase money in whole or in
part. :, FEKIGSON bEACh'
MI 23-c1ts Commissioner.
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Alex ANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

those points Of the protocol whioil q INIT Of
interference 10 Tie internal Affairs Of Turkey.
Peace or war now depends upon Russil's Ic-
oeption Of the Turkish circular. \ St. Peters-
burg dispatch anticipates war manifesto on
Friday. CamphauseD will represent ChanceI-
lor Bismarck during tue lalter's ahsanc, tlo!-
man will take Bismarck's lace iu The homc
department, Won Buow iu the t,rci2n pifce,
and Camphausau in the Prussian Cabinet.
Commodore j. D. Marvin, i. s. n, died st
lokohoma yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-11
COMMON COUNCIL

at u regular semi monthly meeting OF the
Common Council held April 10th, 1874 there
We're present hle.srs. Moore, ChSuGcey, Mush-
bach. Brodors, Fickliu, MarburY, BlOndheim
Lsmhdin, S!mth, Hughes, Evans, Scales and
Miller
The President beng absent. on mot ton OF HT
Mnrbury hlr. Broders was called to the char.
y communication from Z. q. Uhler, Clerk Of
tho Alexandrs Canal Company, requesting tho
appointment Of proxies 10 represent tho stock
held by the city III that company, was rhce9ed,
aud Mossrs Marhury and Hughes were appoint
ed on tho part of this boSrd.
4 communication from John ". Green eu-
closing l letter from Wan Ii. Wa:d, with ref
erence to the location OF certain manufactures
in this city, and what Inducements the city
would otler therefor, waa received and laid on
the table.
y communication from George W Clifford.
Superintendent OF Police, notifying council
that lie hsd nppointcd Patrick Dillon OVerseer
Of the Chain Gnng, and requesting the contrln-
alton Of the appointment, was received from tue
Board .! Aldermen and their action confirming
the appointment waa concurrnd in
MIR. Hughes moved that the Board of q lder-
men DO invited to hold joint meeting TO elect i
policeman - Fill the vacancy caused Ivy tho death
of the late T. l.. Morris, but the melton WAS lost
Bills Of Jas. EnLws!e, amounting to $3T o.
for medicines i,r tho poor from March nth tt
4 pril l0,h, and Hanrahsn i Mansfield, amount.
ing to So for repairing the :oof over the town
clock, we're received from the Board Of Alder
men and their action in ordering the same To he
| psld cuncurrUd in.
Tho Board then adjourned.
TcSto: HAROLD SNowDEN. Clerk.
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ShipWrerk.

BALTIMORE, April ia schaoacr FROM
Philadelphia, Thy canal to the Chesapeake for
Alexandria, with coal, went ashore al Point No
PUiut. AL hands are reported lost except
the cook. The namc Of the schooner is mi
yet ascertaioed.
THE vessel is supposed to be The schooner
}. Z. NcShane, which sailed from PhiladeI
phia, Tor this city, 90 the 9Th inst, aud is COO
signed 10 T. j. Mehaffey & Co. Her cargo is
Insured i1 the Office OF s. II. Janney l. Son.
insurance agents
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NH I2.eOt

GtOMMI SSIOlBES :5A14h-By authority
1 j Of the decraa OF tho County Court of Fair
fax county in the sui. now pending IN the Cir
Gait Court Of sGid county OF hrn"4cr ana Wila
u.e J. ". Newman. W. fimb - Co., onter-
cd at the Noroubor Court, 1875. the undersi gned,
apccial commissioner, named IN said decree, will,
on MONDAY, tho 18TH day CT April, 1871,
Court day, at II o'clock H., before tho door
of tho Court House of said county, sell 10 the
highest bidder st pnnlic sale all that LOI OK
PARCEL OF LAND which was allotted to
Emma FrewhnT in the division CT her mothers
real estate and by her sold to Barr NJ. Plumb &
Go, containing By recent sGrvay % llG-l6O acres
This land lies DC the Little River pike. south,
about "A miles east Of Fairiay Court House and
II miles from Gooding's old tavern is Of good
quality, heavily wooded and vel! WsteFed' but
without improvements. Sno positive.
Terms--So much cash IN hand as will pay the
cost Of suit and expense: OF sale and the residue
in three equal Annual payments 10 Dear interest
from the day Of sale, and TO Da secured by the
notes of tho purchn:cc, with good personal
| security, and retention Of tlL!o until the last
payment is made
mar IG w4w rHUS. MOORE, Dom. Of Sale.
( 1OMMISSiON ERS' SALE or VALUA-
| ~ BILE REAL ESTATE-Under authority
Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax coun-
| ~ in tho sui. Of SWlnk vs.. GWInk, made at the
November term, 1876, tho undersigned. com
mssioners, will sell by public auction in front
OF tho court HOUSE uOCr on alFi.a Cl1ulLy o.
on MONDAY, the 18Th day ot April, 1877. the
following described property ,,,,n
Lot 10 l-CoEtaining HNE HUNDRED
and FIFTY ACRES. situated on tho Potomac I
river, shout two miles s.bova tho Great Falls.
and convenient. to the &. & .. Cnnsl Fifty
acres Of this trac. are tine river bottom, IN Guilt
| yetion and under fence Gnd IN addition, con-
| tain All abundance Il tho best timber.
Lot No. 2--Con.aininR ONE HUNDRED
and TWENTT Blk ACRES, moro or less is
located upon the Potomac river. is we'll waterod
aud has Quantities Of timber upon it. There is
also said 10 he superior quality Of soap stono
upon 1t.
Terms OF Sale: ono fourth cash; the residue
in one, two and three years, with Interest on
deferrod payments from day OF aaei the title to
be retained till the purchase money is PAID, ana
| the land liable 10 DO re;old upon default
| in either Of the deferred insts ln1onts Cost OF
conveyancinr 1t the expense of purchaser:
THOMAS MOORE,
j. NJ. LOVE,
| Fsirfoy "a ulh l9-Yls Comm'rs. Of Sale.
! -----------------
| 1TvpVjG NE took the Driro od6l
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HyF. A. kcrlsy. SuctiGneer.

COMMISSIONER 5ALE-tTnder author
~ ity OF decree of the Circuit Court Of Alox-
andrR county, Va. rendered. 1T it, November
term, 1876. in the suit Of The Hoard of Public
Works of Virginia -. Seldom Wthors & Co.,
tt subscribers, as commissioners, will soil by
public auction, ct the east front ofthn PostofRce,
Alexandria Va On SATURDAY, the list day
Of April, 1877, ut T. H., the THREE STORY
BRICK WAREHOUSE On tho north side Of
King street, between Lee and Union, No. q
King street. fronting 20 feet on hing street, and
extending back Fl feet u y" 20 feel sl!cy.
Terms; Ton per cont cash the residue in
three c1uai instruments 81 six, t:rcvInld eight
cen months, with interest; the purchaser TO give
bonds, with good pcr:onn! Tn2urity; tito to be
retained till payment, aal the p7apa7ty to DO
rcsod at risk and coats Of purchaser on default
in Payment Of purchase MONEY in whole or IL
part An - ~ hSoN,
= FERGUSON BEACH,
NH .p-oois Commissioners.
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,nCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. n War D fRo't
Mk1 0aes of the C1if Signal G 81 WasA
'' o B. G., April i, ls 3.I Vss. b. n and
rise in temperature. d noTth 10 p SSt Ts snd
::ing barometer IL tn, Inc n sTtrI portion.
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~ =. A. kse:by, .sEcs'r.

Y7NDEH AUTHORITY OF = EEnD OF
! tvrst from. Vim. H. Russell and }. l..
kn;rht, dated Jane II. 1875 recorded IN iiDer
3, i.c. !, psga 49,, OF the hlcyanirIs county,
Va land records, III" subscriber, rs trustee
therein appointed, will sell by rnDIlr auction,
ut tho east front Of the iost0ilicc in the city Of
Alexandria, w on SATURDAY. the 2ls t, Day d.
STuiEi, PANTS OF THE FARM, in said
cojinty known Il. "WATEELOO." lying be.
tween the AlexsnIris and Washingto" Railroad
md the Potomac 81, and bounded Oh the
north hy tho land lately Hughes. and on lho
south by Abingdon, continuing nihety.siX acres
three r0ods ard twenty. ono poles, more or less /;
so 81. and Is 49.lOO poles. fronting on tho
said railroad rcccntlg Conveyed to and no"
owned by Tho Adamsntno Brick Company,
Terma--eash. :. FERGUSON BEhGH,
n,h l-tc Trustee
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+ / "EstS S.Aa.EA.
~ ~ D'Ncai, Auctioneers

49u BIC SAhE-l will sol, by public sale,
E. on Saturday, April H. 1877, at 10 o'clock
q III, u! the =.orchou=e. NJ E. corner King and
union strcets. ALL THE STOCK AND FIX
Ili h ~ IL sad store. i'eruI= Of Sais-Cash.
ARUEi Hal RAHAN,
:p It! A.!m'r. OF 7. ii. Hanrahsn, dec
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FOREIGN News,

hr fnrE;Sh Parliament has rejected the
hloutenegrlu demands. The Porte has sent a
circular 10 its representatives rejectioc only
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv q, 4. sEeriby. Aucfinn,

by z n. GctD}, AVCtIUhePf.
TT'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER
county, Va, Oh WEDNESDAY, April 18th,
1871. st 10 o'clock p m, one FRAME STORE
with one TWO. STORY DWELLING attached
place known As COWLING'S STORE-sub-
lact to " ground rent Of thirty seven dollars and
NlIy cents S3r 5O} per snnum, payable quarter.
~. Ttrms-cssh g. H. COWLIN0.
up II cots VIM. COWLlNG.
NY VIRTUE or a DEED OF TRUST
- executed to the undersigned by Anson
Bangs on tho l2:h day Of July. 1869. Of record
Court shall, on TUESDAY, the Sd day OF
April, 1877, that being Court day, proceoi to
SELL before the front door Of the Court House Of
Prince William county, for cash, tho cnrtsin
TRACT OF LAND. containing six hundred
and eighty,one scros, three roods and twenty.
one poles, situate and binding on Little creek,
in the county Of Prince Williams. and is q part
OF the EvanspOrt tract ALSO another lot Il
acres and 80 poles, binding on Little creek and
Potomac river, being also part Of the Evans
port thract. Selling as trustee, l will convey
trust aforesaid. Given under 10y hand this lEt
day Of March, l5,,.
NH It's 4, GlCUl4, Trustee.
gSs- The abo:c sale rs: been postponed till
the SECOND MONDAY N MAY, the first
day OF p,i7co W lillian Chcuit Court. up 4-td
pY VIRTUE Or 4 DEED Or TRUST
~ cycouted to tho undersigned BY Anson
Bangs or tee 18th day Of July, 1869, Of record
IN tho Clerks 0Iico 81 FRINGE William County
G:.urt, shall, OF I'll ESDAY. the third day Of
April, lSlI, that being Court day, proceed TO
sell, before the 'front.' door Of tho Court House Of
Prince William, county, for cash, the certain
TRACT Or LAND containing thTes hundred
and eighty four acres, ono rood and thirty seven
poles sitmatnd and binding or tho Potomac
river. in the county Of Prince William, and is
4 part Of tho EvarsporL tract. Selling as trus-
tee, ! viii convey such title only as is vested in
me by The decd Of trust aforesaid. Givon under
10y hand this l:t dag Of March, 1877.
NH 2-ts 4. NICOli, Trustee
III The abovo sale has been postponed till
the SECOND MONDAY IN MAY, the first
day Of Prince William Circui: Court. up 4-td
E}Y Harrison q G'Nemi. AuctiOneers.
T AE!E SALE OF FURNITURE At THE
IL CITY HOTEL.
viii bo sold 81 the City Hotel, corner Royal
ard Cameron streets, Aloxandria Va. the
ENTIRE STOCK or FURNITURE Of forty
rooms parlora and dining room, embracing
Feather 6eds Carpets, Bureaus. Washstands, |
Chairs, Tables, Bedstcada and all tho articles |
found in first class hotel also BAR ROOM |
Billiard Table, &c, &c. Sale to |
WEDN ESDAI, April 25th, st ten |
o clocl; q. m. and continued daily until the en-.
tire stock s sold Tho present proprietor will |
show tho property 81 any time previous TO the |
day OF sale.
Terms: Cash under So; over S!2J credit OF |
three months; the purchaser to give note, with |
approved security, bearing interest from date.
ap I'D