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A freight train on the Illinois Central RAJ
road was thrown frcm The track near Decatur,
Yesterday. The engineer and two brakemen
we're instantly killed Some Of the cars we're
completely wrecked; TIE t,dS OF 3be- h, nss
seO Oas, train wss fould in the wreck this MORN
ing.
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sss~ TEETH, il not kept clean, soou decay.
Young people, remember this Use daily
THUkSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER 1t will preserve them through life.
Sold ny druggists. 25c por bottle. fab 2S-ly
sBlIARD TINES demand economy. Prao-
tice it. Renovsto your soiled Gloves with JOU.
VEINS mo DORLESS KID GLOVE
CLEAN ER. 1t will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold by druggists. Is cents per bottle.
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By Green 81 Wise,

[Resl Estate Agents and Auction GERS.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL FARM
Il IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY-By vir
tue Of deed Of trust executed by John w. Hill
lesry and wife, dated the 25th day Of September
1874, and recorded in li6er 9, No. 4, folio Il,
one of the land records Of Alexandria county,
Virginia. the subscriber will offer by public
sale, at the requet CT the party secured thereby,
on the premises, at the hour Ct o'clock y. M.
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of August, 1877, all
that TRACT OF LAND, situated in AleYan-
dria county, State Of Virginia, begiDaing for tho
same in the outline Of the tract and lot No 3 be.
ing line Of the land claimed by James Birch.
on the north side of tho now Georgetown road
thence with the lines of said entire tract and
James Birch north lao east - poles 10 !, corner
of said tract and James Birch; thoncn north Is
west DO poles IS links TO X, corner to the trsr'
and James Birch. and adjoining tho land Of II.
Ball thence wost II poles links TO q, on line
of the tract and the land OF Ii. Ball TO lots No "
and 3 thence with the limo between said lols
south 70 east - poles to the north side of sali
Georgetown road in said line; thence along tina
north side Of said road in y Mortheasterly direr-
ton TO the beginning, containing II! acres 81
land, more or less.
Torms of Sale: cash, or the purchaser may
pay all cash the residue in and years, with
interest A deed given and doei of trust take
10 secure the deferred payments. All convoyan-
cling at tho cost of epurchsser. deposit OF 500
required when the property is struck oil.
X. L. JACKSON Trustee,
Office No. 156 Bridge st , Georgetowr.
Thomas bowling Auctr jy "o-lot
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LOCAL ssrevitieS,

Engine No. 6, attached lc passenger train
~ ,Ls V;rr;n;a Millaud railroad, jumped the
u track rt and upset yesterday morniog near Ben
n;nr's On tho Baltimore aud Potomac track,
h huo ~ Washington. Trains OF the Baltimore
and Potomac Company we're detained some
time uplil the track WAS cleared.
It's expeet '0at Tue seT R| u5ss vi, wil, bs
virginia o0a"".' @ H ."I .;iI Nova a. tho
put 10 place "cxt ounlay YIN n m trU ;d. ~
centre OF TIE draw anu ".,' NV "'1'' pas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-14

aa1~ 10 THE LADIES. We have just reeey,
ed very large and superior stock Of Low
QUARTER SHOES, in al of the lalo styles.
They mre handsome and durable III ESE
GOODS ARE FIRST GLASS, and they will
be sold for much less than they eau be bought
elsewhere.
my Is WADDEI, IA King st.
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BY +. A. Kerby, Auctionoer.

BY i. A. kerby, Auctionoer.
TNDER AUTHORITY OF a DECREE
~ of the Corporation Court OF tho city CT
Alexandria. in the suit Of Burke Il Herbert V:
Brill and Castleman, entered at its July. tarn
1877, the undersigned Commissioners will sall
by public auction, at tho front Ct the marke!
building on Royal street, Alexandria, on SAT-
URDAY, The lat day If September, 1871 the
following described property, to-wt "A Lo'
OF GROUND in thocity Of Alexandria, bound.
ed as follows, to.wit Beginning on the west
side Of Market Alley, 90 'oet south Of tho later
section Of said ALLEY, with Sharp shin Alley.
and running thence south on said Market Al"I
feet, thence north parallel to Market Alley ~
fact, and thence east parallel to King stroat t.
the beginning.
Terms Of sale Ten per cent. OF the purchase
price in cash, ard the residno in six, twelve. an
eighteen months the doforrod paym"nt5 I" 10
secured by the bond, Of tho purchaser w'lh
good security and tho title to the property to 30
retained until tho purchase prico is fully pad.
H. q. CIIAUGHTON,
CuAS. Il. STU Akr,
3O-.s Commissioners Of sale.
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EDUCATIONAL.

4 l.AnY, who hns had experience 10 teach I,
n my, WILKES To open y SCHOrL FOX
YOUNG CHILDREN OH the 18th Of Septem1
ber ia Alexandria, Va. Apply to Mis- y. V;
GORDON, al Mr.. Bitzer's boarding hs'ise, b
Prince st, Alexa ndria, Va. aug
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l}y Groom & Wise.

By Groom 10 WISE
Real Estate A gents and Actloneets.
VALUABLE KING ST PROPERTY Al
Y AUCTION.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
BY virtue of decroo Of tho Corporation Nhur:
for the city of Alexandria, Va, rendered At IT.
July term, 1877. in tho chancery cause OF ~
mold vs.. Arnold OF al, the undersigned, com
missioners therein namod, will offer for sale ~
public auction, in front Of the entrance 10 mo
court room, on Fairfax street, on SATuj RDhl
the first day Of September, 1917, a. IL "c;'c"
M. the LOT OF GROUND with tho BUlih''
|IN4S and sppurtonsnces thereto bclong'ns'
and situate in said city, az tho northwestern M
tersection Of King and Royal streets, fronting
thirty feet on King street and lortycight loot "H
Royal street, with the right ~ the uso ot thr'"
feet ulloy and court in tho roar. Subject Ito"
over, to ground ront of ST. Gj per annum.,
Terms of Sslo Ten por cont OF the purchase
money TO be paid in c.sh; the residue III cqua'
nstalments at six, twelve and e!ghteon montha
from day of salc The deferred payments To 90
secured by the bonds Of tho purchaser, with
good security, and to bear interest from day @!
sale Tho title to be retained Till the purchA'e
price is fully paid.
CHAS. Z. STUART,
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
ALBERT STUART,
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go LOOK LOOK I'VE have had sent us
from q large retailer in New York city quite q
lot of LADIES BOOTS which arc little out
Of style Thoy will! DO sold al about one fourth
CT their cost. AJAX for JOB lot at
my1S WADDEY'S, "a King ST.
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REcnABIrEs. The following officers Of Vlr.
ginia Tent, No. S, I. 0. r., have boon Installed
for tho ensuing term: Shepherd, r. II. browns;
P. c. r., j. Ellis; z. r., j. s. Lloyd; D. r..
5. r. Jackson; Treasurer, G. II. l4ycs. II. S.,
W. Harrison; 4. S.. l.. d. I4yles; Levite, E3.
Lyles; I. G., A. King; 0. g.. j. ". Griffin;
Chaplain, l.. d. Lvles; Supporters to Z. H.,
NJ. Ii. Norris and IL. A. Sterling. Supporters
TO D, r., r. T. Crook and j. L. Pc,tey.
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10 23-e0Ls Commissioners Oh SAIe.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OLA DESlK,
u ABLE BUSHES STAND AT FALlt'
CHURCH-Pursuant to the de2roo Of the C!r'
cult Court of Fairfax county. rendered Al ina
June term, 1877. in tho suit OF Could y oTn n "
DAY, the both day of August. 1871, (Courtrd sy)
at o'clock p M , in front Of tho door OF tho
Court House OF said county, sell TO the hlXhcS'
bid ler, by public sale, That valuable property
situated in the village Of Falls Churcn, on Ih'
southeast corner Of the Alexandra ana uGors'
FRAME STORE HOUSE and DWELLING;
Barn and VOL Of excellent water, ana is reg'f'i
ed rs ono of tho most eligible business Stands /"
the village. Persons desiring to purchase NJ"
referred to Mr. w. Glover or DR.. GaEdIneF'
This property will be sold suhl>9. 20 c'VeHA!-
that no sniritOus liquors be sid rs Il beverage
thereon. mo,.
Terms of Sale: So much OF Tho purcAas"
money will be required i'll hand rs |iu pay lhn
costs Of suit and EXPENSE OF aaln and lhn SUN 81
$500 with interest thereon Of 8 per cont lr'tn
the 9Th dsy of May, 1874 till sao. and ths rest
due in three equal annual payments, to boar m
tercst from the day CT sale, to be secured Dy III"
notes of the purchaser, with good personal 80
curity and retention Of title till tho list p"ymon'
is made. If desired the property WI! 10 "''I III
two parcels by cutting of vscsn; lVs py ''""
THOS. MOORE, Commr. OF sale.
Fairfax county, jy l6-wlw
rOMM ISSIONERS SALE OF Vhmu
ICABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX COU ! p,
Pursuant TO the docree Of tho Circuit Court 81
Fairfax county, pronounced nj june term, lo:n.
and Juno term 1877, in tho suit ot Harrison III .
Simpsor w. Charles w. Rstciila, the nhd'r
signed commissioners named in said deere"
will on MONDAY, tho Eth day OF September
| 1877. Court day. al T. O'Clock IN. 81 SAID day
cell TO the highest bidder, by pubic ssle' III iron.
| of the Court Houao door Of sail county, th",
| valuable and Improved farm on which The sn'A
4 Charles w. Radcliffe At present rn'dna c'ht ~
1 ing about FOUR HUNDRED hCkh'. I'M 81;
4 land liss about II miles no:thwnal OF the V'lhEe
! &c Centreville, on the Braliock road. ana hHh'
! the WIrrenton pike. The soil IL OF tho chhfar
tor known as red, is Of tho best qualify produce;
heavy crops Of wheat, corn and grass ana - !"t
/ oycslled by any farm ia the county. III van 10
sod ia parcels or al private aso ahonld IL MOI "<
sold On the day named. ..,,
Terms of Sale: SO much cash IN hhhI ~ WIZ
he reauisito to pay the coats OF suit ana n1pohs'1
of sale and the residue in three, e4,lat annual
paymentg, to besr interest from the dsy o. sal9'
and TO be secured by the n0tea "l the purchaser
! With GOOD personal security, and raleh!i"h "s
t;tle Until The last payment is made.
'''' IL. w. THOMAS, Comm, r;
THOMAS MOORE Of Sale
S.-The above property will DO sold on AZ.
con1modating terms at any time bel"ie tho az
| of sale, and If sold tina above notice w 10 ~:
continued ~; w: IKE. 80 ,an e1,i;
Fairfax CO., jy l6 w4w THOMA AS Mooh D.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n.sy-"SEoLA REDWElN' is the inialb'c rem.
cdy for SICK HEADACHE. aug 1885,

E1~ New STORE New GOoDs IL have
removed from 50 King street to GO Kirg
street, corner Ct Fairfax. where am now ready
to supply al with Clothing and Cents Furnish
ings. My stock is now complete in all its
branches, consisting in part OF SUITS Of the
Choicest Material we'll msd,, apunged and
cheap Thanking my customers for past fsvors,
l shall snare no effort TO deserve their future
patronage, .. my now store, No. G. King street,
corner cf Fairfax.
aug s. DEALHAM,
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Or BOXES ALGGINS' STANDARD
40 SOAP received this day by New York
steamer We believe it to DO the cheapest good
Soap in The market We buy Soaps in large
quantities. and direct from lnanufat turerS. and
are, therefore, enabled TO sell at low prices.
aug II f. j. DAVIDSON, l4i King st
YY1EAS chssrer anl better than elsewhere st
l. ang IA RAMSAY'S, CORNER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-14

PAVING CONTRACT The committee on
streets CT the City Council met last night at
the Auditors Office, and opened the bids Tor
rcnaving Duke street, between Alfred and
Henry. The contract was awarded to John
Uodckjn who was the loves, bidder.
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8. DEALHAA1,

Bay NoTIcE--We have large stock Of
Gents Fine Shoes OF very superior quality,
suitable for sr nmer wear, which will be sold at
reduced prices in order to close them out.
~ WAnDEY ~ KING a.
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THOR MOUNT VERNON.

STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON.
Daily trips, leaving tina wharf, foot Of Prince
street, ut TO- Is H. III. Carriages arc in waiting al
Mount Vernon Springs wharf to take visitors
pleasant rlo Of ono milo and hslt through
beautiful grove To tho mansion door KoiIhd
trip, Including admission to grounds, carriage
fare, SC, 81.
CHEAP GiIILDEEN'S rRlF.
Children will DO taken on Saturdays Tor 10 Cts
Adults Zoe. Round trip allowing the privilege
Of landing and waiting the boats rotnrn At any
of hnr WharQes.
Tickets will onttle the hoidors to stop over 81
the usual landings until tho return trip OF che
boat; good only on saturdays. Children must
in ali eases bs accompanied by their parsnts or
COMO gIuIt friend.
THE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHING
TON can ha chartered for Ex,MIslons by ap'
plying on board t. +. Il. TROTH, President
Of Tho Company, or to Il. q. 81 AYMAKEis, .,
his Insurance office, 81 and So King street. ]e Ii
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The house of J. W. Kiddsr st Beth anem' ~
| H. WAS burned last night.
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BODY RECOVERED. The body OF young
Curtis, whose drowning. near Fort Washing
ton, was mentioned some days since, was wash
cd ashore on Sunday at Moxloy's Point on tho
opposite side Of pscataway Greek from the
fort. The father aud brothers OF tho deceased
were notified aud came over at once from Ocoo'
ouan and took charge of the body. Decompoo-
si,ion, however, had progressed so far that 1t
was necessary to inter the body on the hill pear
where il was found.