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Middletown transcript., 1877-08-04
- mscallough lron worl.er., s.rIks.

The McCull0ugh Iron Workers' strtke.
Whether it was strike or not is not mate
rial, but one thing is sure the Mccullough
iron workers asked for an increase ofwages,
and gave the firm until Monday morning to
make up their minds as to whether they would
give it or not, The company constituting the
request into threatsh down their mills, and
now the hands are without employment.
We are informed that the men who asked for
the increase AZ of them) were principally
sheet-iron workers, and were receiving fifteen
to eighteen dollars week, and that they want
ed to have it raised fifteen per cent. Several
persons who signed, it is said, did not read the
petition, and only understood it to be polite
request for an increase of wages, without any
set time in which to comply. The petition was
sent to Delaplaine Mcdaniel, president Of the
company, and residing in Philadelphia, when
soon the word came back to shut down the
mills It is said the company was very slack
Of work, and were running the mill merely to
keep the hands employed.
There are 50 hands thrown out Of employ
ment by this movement without any certainty
as to when the mills viii start again. A lot
of pig iron and work on hand was shipped this
week down to the North East rolling mills to
be completed W. Republican.
Serious Accident ON the p. w. & B. R. r..
The New York and Washington express
south, due at Wilmington at II 44, on Monday
afternoon last, met with an accident at Brandy
wine station, near Brandywine bridge. on the
suburbs Of Wilmington. One of the passenger
coaches was wrecked and sixteen passengers
were injured but only two or three Of them
were seriously hurt The train consisted of
engine No. 70, baggage car and three coaches.
The accident was caused by COW which ran |
across the track just as the engine passed over
the bridge, and was struck by the locomotive.
She was dragged for some distance and mang-
led under the passenger cars. The second and
third coaches were thrown from the track. The
second car was badly wrecked The train was
moving slowly at the time, and was soon
checked. W. T. Wolf, conductor, and Ed
ward Parsons, engineer Of the train, escaped
injury. Mrs. Supplee, of Baltimore had her
left arm broken, and was otherwise seriously
injured, Mrs. Cochran, of Baltimore, and the
servant and child of Mrs. Supplee were all
slightly injured. H. A. Wells, freight agent
of the B. & o. Railroad, had one foot badly
rushed. Mrs. Pollard, of Baltimore, was
badly bruised about the breast, and one Of her
children was slightly injured. Several other
passengers were slightly bruised, but their in
urles were 50 Slight rs require Il11Tii1zzf
ittention. It Itrequired about an hour to clear
he track, when the train proceeded to Balti-
more, at which place it arrived about an hour
ehind schedule time.
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81. Anns,s p. Z. church.

This church win ID. v. J be open for Divine
service tomorrow Sunday morning and even
ing, at the usual hours Rev. Mr.. Brooks viii
oficiate.
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OLtII
h6ClpIOClly OIlIII

6440 G4kAOGs
WITH EXCEPTION OF THE Burton HoLEs
Made of wamsutta Muslin and
21oo Heavy LinenI
We feel confident that we are giving intrinsic
cally
THE CHEAPEST,
BEST MADE and
BEST FlTtTING SHIRT
THAT HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED FOR s1.2s.
The REoIPRocrTY SHIRT is superior to most
of shirts, irst-class (so-called) for the follow
ing reasons:
Our Collar Bands are Linen, and are Three
Ply.
Our CUFFS are Linen, and are Three Ply.
Our Blossoms are Lined with Heavy Linen,
and are Three Ply.
Our Back Facings are both upper and un-
der; made wide, giving Strength and finish.
To the people that have been accus-
toned to buy materials for shirts, and have
them made up at home, we particularly call
to their notice our REoPRoolTY SHIRT. All
made but the button holes, and only 81 .25
each, at
J. P. DOUGHTEN'S
No. 4TO Market Street.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
For Gil the purposes Of Family Physlc,

CURING
o6stiUeness, Jaundiee,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
w.. !: 6: &C.: !: :: G: :: : g: :: :: {.
land Skin Diseases, BIZ
@-@ iousness, Liver Com
plaint Drqpsy, Tstter, Tumors and SAT- Rhsum,
Worms, Go,lt, Neuralgia, as Dinner Pin, and
Purifying the Blood, are the most eongenial
purgative yet perfected. Their effects abund-
antly show how much they excel all other
Pills. They are safe and pleasant 10 take, but
to cure. They purge out the foul
humors of the blood they stimulate the slug
gish or disordered organs into action and
they impart health and tone TO the whole
being. They cure not only the every day
complaints Of every body, but formidable and
dangerous diseases. Most skilfnl physicians,
most eminent clergymen, and our best citizens
send certificates of cures performed, and of
great benefits derived from these Pills. They
ire the safest and best physic for children, be-
,ause mild as we'll as efectual. Being sugar
,oated they are easy to take; and being purely
they are entirely harmless.
PREPARED BY
Or, ], C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
iold By all druggists and dealers in medicine.
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snle or Rank stoeI..

Miss Townsend, of Middletown, sold, last
week, to Miss Mary Naudain, - shares Of
the canital stock Of the Citizens National Bank
Of Middletown, at S62.5O per share. Par
value $4,000.
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Good Reading Lost.


Private dispatches just received from New
York, states that the Editor of the TRAEscR1Pr
and his brother experienced terrible weather on
their trip from Lewes to New York, on the
steamer Al5eymarEs, which left Lewes, Tues
day, July 3lst. The Editor enjoyed himself
-. .=a..l 1...4 of4e,. ho.un. 49,
feiy Huon a. INT 7tE@ET 80
about one hour was noticed to suddenly turn
pale and walk to the side Of the ship and cast
up several editorials on the rioters, peach and
grain crops, and several double ledders on the
consolidation Of the peninsula in one State.
He passed very restless night during the
storm and wished several times the eonfounded
ship had been all knocked into pi, before he
put his foot on her. At last accounts he was
sitting in his room in the hotel singing
IA life on the ocean wave
The man that wrote it was green,
He never had been to sea
And never a storm had seen.
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day morning.
Caught an the Act.

Amos Davis, delicate man of 40 years, in
the employ Of VIM. H. Smoot, Of Milford, was
caught robbing his employer last week. He
acknowledged it, surrendered what money he
had, amounting to sl2s, and left the town for
parts unknown. Mr. Smoot thinks he stole
about $500 from first to last. He was EN-
ployed by Mr.. s. more out of charity than
anything else because he was delicate. He
used to live in Pennsylvania. He married a
respectable woman before he came to Delaware,
but she left him years ago because he was too
lazy to give her decent support. The Milford
Nescs thinks he did much to lead number of
associates to ruin in that town.
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shsrin,s sale.

1A-oAAAAl = 1AASe
Sheriff Grubb, sold on Tuesday last, in Ap.
poquinimink Hundred the farm Of James 3,
Moore, consisting Of l5o acres, to Columbus
Watkins, for ST, 700; also, the mill property Of
Jonathan Hand, to Edward Silcox, for ST ,ooo-
Odd Fellows Excursion.
Still another excursion to Cape May will be
made next Wednesday, Aug. 9Th, under the
auspices Of the Odd Fellows Of Chestertown.
Train will leave Smyrna at 80 in the morn
ing. Fare, round trip, only SI.5O. This will
make the fourth for the season, all the Others
having proved so delightful as to make them
successful. The one last week was even bet
ter patronized than any yet given, Parties
can spend four or five hours at Cape May and
be home early in the evening -iSmyrna Tins.
Biaekbird Camp.
This camp meeting has been in session at
BIackbird during the past week, and closed its
labors yesterday morning. It was more liber-
ally patronized this year than usual. 1t was
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Carroll, of Apo
quinimink circuit There were forty tents
erected for the occasion The following min
listers have oficiated, viz; Revs. P. H. Raw
Inns and Chas. Hill, Of Smyrna; T. S. Terry,
Of Leipsic; ]. B. Mann, ]. NJ. Pegg and A.
Scott, of Wilmington; james Morrell, of New
Jersey; Geo. R. Bristor, New Castle; J. NJ.
Williams, Dover 7. B. Killiam, Wilmington
J. Bryan, Frederick, and E. P. Aldred, Cecil
ton. The closing exercises were held on Fri
day morning.
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E'cIcrrIiDiiit SUMMARY

Scott 4 Co., aud Harris. IIipinan X o.. :
stores Ga Madison street, thlGIgn, were burnt
to-day.
Engineer Dennis Mabcr, the fireman, aud
one passenger We're injured hy 4 collision r The
Rensselaer, and Saratoga Il. i. 10 day
Tweed has male 4 Supplementary confession
stating that Judges Andrews aud EoIg"i Wcic
lraudcnlIy counted III in 1870.
The international handicap at ihr Nnwaiarl:-
c! Craven nesting, EasIaAl, tn '!av, Waa w'n
by TasscI.
Miles Rillick, colore,l. VIII, VAS Ia hare
been hung for MURDER, has had liz sentence
commutnd to Imprisonment for lie
General Newton and wife will acc"mpsny
thu Canadian pilgrims who sill from New J "rIi
Oh Saturday i"c Rome. = gilt of $50 COO
OGu in gold will be sent frd::i New York next
week.
Fi:y.four ihmiir: started from Scranton, Ia
yesterday to seek new homrs il Nebraska.
\ tornadO st Lovrrguc, Tenn, "Wednesday
night, blew down &omo buildings dsn'"saL
others. killed ono child. aud hurt som" Other
persons.
The Swedish brig Magnus went ashore at
Barncgat light This morning. ill hand wero
taken of in the lifo car Of tho station.
The Stockton, r. J.,spoi;e works wor" burned
to-day
In Rome, Ga, to-,to,, Augustus johnson,
white, was sentenced u b hang jnr this murder
OF Il negro.
\ negro was hung ut Aiken, :. g., to-day, for
tho murder Of two Gcrmans last fan. Il crowri
OF negroes was praScnt bat their Was no disturb
ancr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

uaPLAp1Es' WiNE-SpEER's PoRT.-Purc
-four years old-will not intoxicate-but pos
sessing all the valuable medicinal properties of
the Portugal grape. Used in hospitals and by
first class physicians as tho best known Wine
for medical purposes. 1t is 81 tonic, diurotic
other liquors, but a mild, rich and pleasant ton
ic, improving the appetite and promoting digos-
ton rs diuretic ii acts bcneicially on tho kid.
neys and corresponding organs; as . sudorilic
it acts benelcially on the skin, destroying orup-
tons, and producing soft, healthy and bloom
ing complexion. Therefore it is extensively
and bonclcialy used by ladies, 0nd is in general
family uss as u sure remedy for dysontory, drop
steal and rheumaticsl affections, and for all nor
vous, weak and doblitated persons. Sold by
druggists, and by A. Spcor. at his own vino.
wards. New Jersey. --AdrcrtiScr. 1t
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AUCTION GAgE%-ro-Vs
Esy T.. 4. E5cr5y, S:Iciioncer.

(NUM MlSSlUN NkH' 81 LE-ilnder aIther.
= ity Of Il docr'n =! tha Circuit Court OF Alex
an'lrn COUNTY. Va rrnrier.,h ut it, November
term, 1876. III the .!It Of The Board OF Public
Works OF Virginia W. '5cIdnn WiLbors Il Co.,
tt o subscribers. as commissioners, will sell by
public auction, 81 the ca:t front Of Lhn PUslOlfiGe
Alexandria, Va un 81 URDAY. the 2lsL day
Of April, ISL, a. IL m, tho THREE STORY
bRICk. WAREHOUSE on this north sido Of
King stIot, between l.oe @HI Union, No. q
King street fronting 20 feet an King street. aa!
extending buck 81 laat - 81 foe. alley.
Terms; Ten por cont CASH the residue in
three ,qus! instruments at six, twelve and eight
con months. with interest; the purchaser to gvo
bonds, with good personal security; title to DO
Retained till payment. aad tho property to be
rGsoid 1T risk And costs 0: purchaser on default
iii p,ymont cf purchase money in whole or in
par! JAM Ms n NELSON,
:. FERG US0N BEACH,
hi. -3-cots Commissioners.
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FUTURE BAYS.
q; O'Eeal. Auctionecrs.

IITEAMER For SALE By PUBLIC
~ AUCTION.
Under authority Of q decree Of the Corporation
Court Of Alexandria city. Va. in the suit Of
Bay les and others ngAinal f. h. Corbett and 9th
ers defendants. passed at lie Apriltcrm 1871 tho
undersigned, ~ administrator Of S. w. Over
tons estate, will offer, OR SATURDAY, April
-, 1877. At o'clock =. n, by public auction,
ii Lh ship yard, lower cid Of Union street, in
the city Of AlrXHndria, Va, tho following de-
scrihad %rhAM Elk VIRGINIA, together with
- lot cr cabin furniture, rope. whcebsrrowa,
anchors, ard other articles. This steamer has
linc boiler AID double engine, almost now, and
in goo! working order. Tho hull OF tho steamer
wants s@lnn repairs. She wss buiL and is adapt.
al 10 the creek and river trade. and Is OF IL ions
burthrE, with ssern wheel.
Terms Of sale Of steamer: Onc-half cash OH
day of sale the remainder in six months from
daLo of saIc, with negotiable note, and lien ro.
tanned on steamer Tha other articles cash on
day Of sale. X. u. LUCAS,
M i:s-~L= Administrator.
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COMMERCIAL.

Tho warlike aspect of affairs in Europe mas
;ran a dpcided impetus to the -four and grain
trsde and there is, consequently good d 1s !.
81 ' sc,iv;tv in commercial circles. which, IL 1t
'a., n mus. extend to other branches and in-
, Nov things generally. Money is in little moro
t tsn owing to the movements in gram but
C,. o,l legitimate purposes is in abundant sup
Wv, o, tbe banks In New York call loans are
~ tod Of os3 per cent, and the market reported
very easy. Government bonds are quiet WIN,
out any important changes in quotations. anu
gold fuctustes but slightly, though the rates
ara n shade higher than last week. State Dohas
nro frmer, snd sales Of Virginia cons'Is were
,nsae Yesterday at Il; coupons brought OIL
Local railroad securities are very quiet. balll-
moro and Ohio shares are quoted at l2:+alZ-5
VS. quote: ~, a.,
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WANTS.

YThEM WANTED TO RENT WITH A
e. VIEW Of PUKCHASIEG-une Of from
two t. four hundred acres Of good land, with
fair improvements. situated in pleasant neigh
llorhonh mnd convenient to n railroad. Cash
will % pnid in sdVance for rcnt and Tor stock OF
horses. cattle, implements, sc, with growing
rron; q, fair valuations. Address through AL
cynuLra z. ., MARYLAND. ny lG-5s
rLcs:burg Wuaningtonian, War; utOa lna@&
and Gup.pcr Observer copy two times.
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iEy f. 4. Merisy, Auct:Omeer.

NPE S@ cSpa1a5S su 4F Of tho DE eIy o
AIexandria in the anit OF Southern Protection
Insurance Company vs. Ann E. Harper, enter
ed ut its April term le771, tho undersigned COM
missioner wiltsel by public auction 1T the front
Of the market building, on Royal street., Alex
andra, on SATURDAY, tho 18th day OF Msy,
1877, the following described property, to wit:
drs' bounded NJ follows, TO wit beginning OH
tho wns. side If Alfred street, ut tho north corner
81 W. II. Muir's line. III feet II inches from
tho intersection Of Alfred and Queen streets, and
running thence HorthwArdly aai fronting on
Alfred street ~ feet i inches and extending
MrslWardiy from Alfred street towards Patrick
street 70 feet moro or less, with All tho eppur-
tcnmnces thereto belongings
Terms q sale: Cash.
CHARLES T.. STUART,
az, Ellis Commissioner Of Sale
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= ' q
ap l3--itS Commissioner Of Sale
gsy Exmrrisou IL O,Nea,. suctioneers

ARGE SAFE OF FURNlTURE AT TIL L
81 CITY HOTEL.
Will be sold at tho City Hotel, corner Royal
aad Cameron stroot:, AlnyandrN, Va, tho
ENTIkE STOCK OF FURNlTURE OF forty
rooms, jlrors and dining room, embracing
Feather Beds, Carpets: Bureaus, Wa;hstands,
chairs, Tables, BcIslcads and all the articles
found III y first class hotel; also BAR ROOM
FIXTURE: H., Billiard Table, &c, &c. sale to
commence WEDN ESDAY, April 18th, ut ten
@ Clock 4: m, ind continue! daily until the en-
trio stock is sold The present proprietor will
show tho property ut Mny timo previous to the
day Of sale
Terms Cash under %S2j; over :I5 credit of
three months; the purchaser to give nota, with
approved security, boaring interest from data.
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10" ATTENTION, CoLUMRGA.--Thero will be
o called meeting Of the Columbia Steam Fire
Engine Company hold this evening" April 70
at 40 p. m 4 fall attnndsncn is requested, as
there is business Of Importance TO transact
BY order Of tho President.
It BROOKE L. TAYLOR, Secretary.
5a.15" There will be a meeting Of tho Board of
Directors of Tho AleXsndriH Library at the Id
brsrY rooms, Correr King and Washington cts,
this evening, at S o'clock.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, President.
j. j. JAMESON, Secretary. 1T
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EsSy~A CARDIFF all who are suffering from
tho errors aud indiscrotinns Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay loss of manhood, SC, l
will eond recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy WAS discovered
by u missionary in South America. Send u
soli.uddressod envelope to tho Row. JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station D, Bblo House, Now York
civ. feb C~eo&w6m
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CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived-Bosts Mary Mack, to W A Smoot,
and & knode and Maryland, to j Agnew
s. Co.
Sam'i Lloyd and NJ NJ Lewis, for Cumberland.
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gay- SOUND SLEEP SECURED. There is
nothing that interfcres with needtul reposo ut
night moro than u hacking cough. Edwards &
Hutchinsor's Wild Chorry Pastillcs will glvo
you reior and cure Colds, Coughe, Bronchitis,
Hoarsencss and Sore Throat. feb 23-eo3m
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DASKETSl bASAEIo!
ID Market Baskets, opened and covered
Lunch Baskets, Travelling Baskets, hey bash-
cts and Work Baskets, in great variety.
ap 10 MCLEAN i UHLER, l07 King ST.
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The ROAD TO HEMTH.--C the stom-
ach bowels and blood iyom all the Ncrid, cor
rupt and offensive acennuIalions and you re.
move The cause OF most diseases, and thus pre-
serve good hcath, and, also, save large doctor S
bills. The most ctlcCtual and reliable remedy
for this purpose is Simmons Liver Regulator,
purely regctaGlc The trial Of one bottle or
package will prove TO The patient the virtue Of
this medicine.
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Markets by TELEGRAPH. !

NEW YoRE, April 20.--Stocka active, unset
tied and Irregular Money ,. Gold 1904. Flour
advancing. Wheat held ls2: highnr Corn
shade llrmer.
BALTIMORE, April 2O.--Vrginis Is deferred.
AZ; Vlrginias. consolidated, 1G4 do. II series az
Cotton steady and firm; middling liz. Flour
strong, with good demand; business roslrlcted
ern super GaS7; do. Extra 25aS6; do Family
5 25as9 %; City Mills Super 6sS6 IS; do. Extr"
LASS so; do. Family $40 Wheat strong
with good demand; No. 3 Western amber 10;
No : Chicago spring 100; Penna red iyo n ~
Maryland red prime l95a200; do. white l9(}a2oo
Corn-Southorn firm, with good demand
Western lower and steady at Il decline; South
crn white and yellow 60; Western mixed spot
and Apri, CO. May G0sG0l; June GlaGl+ steam.
or 55! Oats dull and weak; Southern primo
ljs4G; Western white a.; do. mixed 43s46. kye
nomnally steady at SASS. Hay steady ana
unchanged. Co1oa castor, put not ouotanly
lower. Sugar strong and higher at llsall4.
Whiskoy iirnl at 81 II.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, APRLL 90.
bun risca ..........., Is Moon scts..""..... IL
Sun sets ......... IL High watcr...... O0
ARRIVED.
Steamer John " Thompson, IAeonsrdtown,
70 f a Reed.
Steamer Mattsne, Nomini to Jos EroloTs
s. Co.
Schr i Harris Eiri; for Washington.
CLEARED.
Steamer Express Baltimore, by dos bFoders
i CO.
ScLr JUS Ii Gallagher Philadelphia. by
y Smoot.
Schr Florence Lock wood, Groton by &merl-
can Coal Company.
Schr HELEN Hnsbrouck from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA,
Schr VIM L Huston, hence, at Providence
18th instant
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ssD~ TEETH, if not kept clean, soou decay.
Young people, remember this. Use daily
THU KSTON'S IVORY PEARL Tooth
POWDER 1t will preserve them through Iio.
Sold By druggists. 25c per bottle. fob 2S-ly
sa%HARD TINES delnaud economy. prac-
tice it. Renovute your soilcd Gloves with JuU-
VEINS UORLESS KID GLOVE
CLEANER 1t will cleanse them thoroughly
Sold by druggists - cents per bottle.
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10y VIRTUE Or A. DEED OF TRUST

10y VIRTUE OF a. DEED OF TRUST
~ executed to thr undersigned h5 Arson
BANGS on tho 18th day o? July, 1863 Of record
in the Clerks oliiI3 Of Prince William County
Court, / shall, on TUESDAY, tho I'd day OF
april, 1877, tnit being Court day, procead to
SELL hatnrn the front door Of tho Court House ol
Prince William county, flr cash, tho cortHln
TRACT OF LAND, containing SIX hundred
Gid eighty-Onn scrns, Lhre0 ro;;s7 and twenty
QUO poles, situate and binding on LiLtlo crock
in lie county of Primes William, ani! il y part
Of tho EEnnsp1rt trart. Also another lot Il
acrcs and - po!c:, binding On L,itto creek and
Potomac river bang also = part al lhn Fvhn7-
sort ihr;,&i. Selling Ns trustee, i wlt convoy
such title only as is vested in nn b. the deed OF
trust aforc=A!I Given under my hand this Isl
!ay OF March, ISL.
mh 3-ls 4. NlGUL, Trustee.
.as.- Tho above salo hiss henn postponed till
the SECOND MONDAY IN MAY, tho first
dAy of Prince William Circuit Court. Ap It'd
Y-sY VIRTUE OF il DEED or TRUST
- executed to tbs undersigned by Anson
bangs on tho 18th dag OF July, $50. OF record
in tho Clerks office of Prince William County
Court, | shall, on TU ESDAI, the third dry OF
April 1877, that being Court dav, proceed to
soil before tho 'front.' door 81 tho Court House OF
Primer William county, Tor cash. the certain
TRACE OF LAND, containing tnreo hundred
And eighty four ncrcs, emo rood aud ;hlrty-seven
role, situated and bimllGg Oh tho Iotomac
river III the county OF Prince william, ana Is
II pgrt Of tbs EyauSport tract. Selling rs LrUs-
toa. / will convey such title only u is vested III
me by tho deed Of trust aforesaid Givon under
nv hand this Is! day Of March, ISL
inh Its \. HlCoI', IfuSir''.
re- Tho ,bo"e sale haS been postponed I'LL
The SECOND MGNDhY IN MAY, The lirsL
dny q! Prince William Ui:cai.. Court. ap 4-td
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Read the new advertisement Of Carter s,
707 Market space, Washington, d. G. Black
Silks, black Cassimorcs, black Alpacas. new
and beautiful Spring dress goods; also slightly
soiled Shceting Cotton, Bed Ticking, CASH
mcres for boys, &c. ap 6-wlm.