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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-12
I,y Green y Wise,

(Resl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.)
NOM MISoIONERS SALE--By virtue OF
" dccroo of tho Corporation Court for the city
Of Alexandria, VIZ rendered at its May term,
ISL, in the chsncory cause Of E. e: Downham
j. Co VS.. o. Luury o. al. tho undersigned, com
missioner therein named. will cell, by public
auction, on SATURDAY, tho 18th day OF Juno,
lS77. al u @ clock m, in front of the Market
House, on Fairfax street, the following proper
ty, TO wit: Thu LOT OF GROUND, with the
thereon, situated in asid
city, and bounded us follows: Beginning on the
west side of Alfred street, between Cameron and
Queen, al the north line of McVeighs lot, e1-
tending thence westward with McVeigh's lot
and parallel TO Cameron street 6O feet; thence
north parallel to al fred street II. teot lhence
cast so feet to Alfred street; thence south with
Alfred street to the beginning, with the right of
way over an alley two feet in width leading into
a largor alley extending from Alfred to Patrick
street. Terms of Sale-Cash.
CHARLES e. STUART,
INV 1d-0swts Comm'r. of Sale.
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By f. A. Kerby. Auctioneer.

TTNDER AUTHORITY OF A DECREE
u of the Corporation Court Of the city oil
Alexandria, in the suit Of Southern Protection
Insurance Company vs. Ann r. Harper, enter
ed 81 its April torn, 1877. the undersigned com
missioner will sell by public auction, ~ the front
of the market building, on Royal street., Alex
sndria, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of May,
1871 tho following described property, to wit:
"a LOT OF GROUND in the city Of Alsxsn-
dria bounded rs follows, to Wit: Beginning on
the west sido of Alfred street. at the north cornor
of w. H. Muirs line, III feet IL inches from
the intersection of Alfred and Queen streets, and
running thence northwardy AM fronting, on
Alfred street II feet i inches, and extending
westwsrd1y from Alfred street towards Patrick
street 70 feet moro or less, with all the appur.
tonsnces thereto belonging"
Terms OF sale Cash.
CHARLES Il. STUART,
an 13-jts Commissioner Of Sale.
re- The above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, Juno pa. my l9-ts
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CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrivod-Boats American Flag, Deideld,
N kersey, NJ NJ Lewis. Q Clifton, NJ a Myers,
d Arrlan, ~ Dcerner, j II Reid, A ) Akin,
! Iobb, A. drew Main J II Platte and q j.
Booth, to American Goat Co; A Grcoa'ee', )r,
to j 7 Agnew i 90.
Ton, t,d Haycr, NJ y Corse. Nj ramon, Alncrl.
ear Flag Samuel Lloyd. w J Lloyd. II Dei
Gc!d, j i PARROT, ir, Mathew keraoy and Al M
Levi. for Cumberland.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

Cry CoUNcII..--Thc regular seml-mouthIy
meeting of the City Council will be held to
night. The Revenue bill. report OF the Com-
mittee on Light, and other matters OF III pcr-
lance are TO be presented and acted upon.
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10 TIE LADIES-We have just receiV-
cl 5 very large and superior stock of Low
QUARTER SHOES, III I'll OF the late styles.
They NC handsome and durable. THESE
GOODS ARE FIRST GLASS, and they will
be sold for nluci lc:s than they can 90 bought
elsewhere.
mvlS WADDEY, II King st.
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EXCURSIONS. PaCNICS, &c.

TINE Steamer MARY WASHINGTON is
L making trips to Glymont and in slS&.s
tcrmediate landings daily Sunday AE&-ssa.
exceptod) leaving her wharf, foot Of Prince street
at 10 O. m, returns about $50 o'clock p. n.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS-Tw trips loav-
ing at 1890 H., snd returning at 2p. M. First
tip fare, 40 cents. Second trip. leaving at
o'clock and returning at 7:SO. Fare Is centa;
trip free of charge. CHEAP CHILDREN'S
TRIP-Children will be taken Oh Saturdays for
Is cents round trip; adults, rs cents. Tickets
will entitle the holders to stop over at the usuai
landings until the return trip OF the boat gooo
only on Saturdays Children mus. In al cases
be accompanied by their parents OF some adult
friend.
THE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHNld.
TON can be chartered for Excurslons by APP
Of py the C On g9s5y Or or H. C. Al
bis Insurance Office, 81 and 50 King street. jed
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aH Look! LOOK I'VE have had sent US
from large retailer in New York city quite
10. of LADIES BOOTS which are little out
Of style. They will be sold At abou! o"a fourth
CT their cost. Ask for job 10. at
mis- WADDEY'S, ID King st.
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sza- TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
You!:g people romembe" this. Use daily
THU ESTGN'S WORK PEARL TOOTH
POWDER Il will proservo them through life.
81; )y druggists. 25c per bottle. feb 2S-!y
s-y.hARD TINES demand economy. Prac'
tice i. Renovale your so!lcd Gloves with JOY.
VEINS INONOR BLESS KID GLOgE
CLEhNIR. !! will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold oy druggists. - cents per bottle.
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9 cts JAMES NJ. STEUART, Committee.
By Harrison & ONesl. Auctioneers.

BY Harrison q " cal, Auctloneers.
WILL BE SOLD in front of our auction
w house. No. 1G north Royal street, On
THURSDAY, June 2lst, at u o'clock m, III,
following property. viz:
A LOT on the west side of Pitt street. betWea,
Cameron and Queen, 80 feet inches front, and
running back GG feet to ten feet alley, i'm.
proved by q BRICK STABLE, containing fou.
stalls, with large feed room. Water in the yard
2. A LOT near the the Canal Basin, improy Ell
by stone structure Is feet deep and 32x6i feet
in length and breadth, known as tho ice houss
property.
3. FOUR UNIMPROVED BUILDING;
LOTS, II feet inch 'front.' on the east side CT
Payne street, between Duke and Prince, rum
ming parallel with Prince st. 100feet 20 &c feet
court, together with the right to use ten feet
alley.
4. A Let OF GROUND improved by two
story FRAME BUILDING, beginning at &
point the north side of an alley 100 feet south
Of Queen street, and extending from Fayette st.
to Henry stroes beginning on said alley 70 feet
east OF Henry street, End running thence we.t2u
feet, north parallel to Fayctte street 40 feet;
thence cast with said alley 70 feet; thence south
in straight line 40 feet to the beginning.
Pists Of the above described lots can be seen.
at the auction rooms Of Harrison s. ONeal, Ii
north Royal street
Terms of Sale: One third cash; the residue in
and 6 month";; the notes Of the purchaser,
with approved security, bearing interest from
the day CT sale, to be given for the deferred pay
ments. C0nveyanclng At the expense OF the
purchaser je Cts
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EIsEa:AL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, June II Receipts
On Change to-day ware light, and transactions
limited. Fiour Is steady. with p fair local de-
mand. Whest shows some Improvement, snd
snail lois sold At 115alS9 offerings Of LIZ
bushels; ai Com, with sales ut Co, IL, GIT snd Us.
Nothing doing in Rye or OA:s.
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Sergeant CT Alexandria city.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABL E
4 LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va
BY virtue of decd of trust given to me by Zera
A. Smith snd Sarah G., his w;t?, dated on the
10Th of July, 1871 and recorded in iibc7 N, No.
l. folio IS5, Of the lsnd records Of Fairfax coun-
ty, Va, and at the request Of the beneficiary in
said deed Of trust in writing, l Will sell by pub-
lie suction, to the highest bidder in front OF tho
Court House of said county, on MONDAY, the
18th day Of June, AID. 1871, Chat being Court
day. CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. lying
and being situate in the county and State aiOrc-
sMd, containing 81 acres, rood and 80 poles,
being portion OF the land conveyed TO the said
Zera A. Smith by II. s. Nelson, lying near n e!-
sons mill 49,,
Terms OF Sale So much cash in hand rs will
pay the costs and expenses Of sslo and the sum
of throe hurdrod dollars, with II por cent inter-
est from tic 18th o! January, 1871, and the resi-
due, if any, upon such term: rs may DO agreed
upon by tho party in interest. and IN default OF
such agreement. then upon Il credit Of twelve
months, with interest from the day Ut sale. Sell.
ing MS trustee, | shall convey such title as is
vested in ma by the said decd oftrus
f. y. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
F.irray r1unty nv 3-w5W
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10 S-2,Wts

10 SAWS N1pl'h %. Va JAW -
TRUSTEES' SALE OF FALLS CHURCH
L PROPERTY, FAIRFAX CO., VA.-On
SATURDAY. July It'll, 1871, On tho promises,
the subscribers, as trustees, created by deed OF
trust from Joseph II. Holldge and wife, Tor the
bopef. of i. s. abbott, dated May 5:h, 1917,
will sell By public auction. all that CERTAIN
PIECE OK PARCEL OF GROUND, IN Rails
Church township, Fairfax county, Va, portion
e 3 larger tract purchased by Abbott from
Sewell, bounded and described Gs follows, VIZ:
BEGINNING st . stake in the centre OF avenue
and q corner of tho 10: sold Issac S. HolliIge by
thn ssid Abbott: thence with a line Of said lot
soutl, 1879, cast - poles TO stake and p!le OF
.toncs in the outer line near Some trees now
marked Us pointers thence with the outline now
marked north So, east 45 poles and mas TO u
marked chestnut tree standing on hill ana
shown rs a. corner Of this lot and the land Ct w.
4. Duncan and Levi Parker thence with
Parker: lin. north 1G4', west 10 poles to
small wild cherry trco standing in the centre OF
the avenue before referred to thence with the
said centre south jI40, west IL poles ard 70 INKS
| to the beginning, containing - acres, Dc the
same NOR or less, together with I'll tIe lm-
proycrncnt5 and appurtcnanccs . -,
Terms: 500 81, with Interest ir0Ll May 31h,
1874 and costs Of sale. o!c.,--s.y SI3 more or
lcss-.o be paid in cash; tho It'll TO be retained
until paid, and the property to be rcso!d At pur
caser's risk in caso Of detsuit. Ono hundred
| to be paid on day Of sole:
GEORGE B. IVES. T-,steos
r. T. FOWLER,
| Fai,f fay county, 10 9-W4W ~
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s,vs that It vas widely rumored Saturday and
-as.ar3ay that the boatmen carrying coal 90 the
t,h,sopeakc and Ohio Canal proposed to de-
maod 81 per ton freight FROM aud after today
md in the eveo. OF their demand not being ac'
cr12u to, to strike. The rumor proved very
I;HicuIt to trace, and two News reporters
.,th.rel bu, little after deyotiug scvcra! hours
TO The task aud interviewing numerous canal
NEE. the following, cleaned from their re-
mor,s is the more general version OF the case:
Fla b2atmsn have been for some weeks re-
ceiypr from GO 70 20 censS per ton iFclght,
AID, .hey claim. losing money RAPIDLY, beng
,.,mp,N,d to murtgagc their teams, &c, aud
vii, slon cat up al! their little capita! aud
h,y. uathing to shGw for their labor. Tncre
1nnc.rs to be no concerted strike contemp!a!-
- ;,r: il is said that y large number OF boat
men viii, il their request Tor 81 per ton is not
,r.Otci, tie w their beats az some point 10
Noatgon2ry county, turn their stock loose to
fed. ana seek employment as hands II the
harvest E,lls al Montgomery an! trcde'lcS
,,vo,ies aGG the region thcrcatout: Several Of
,s,, c,al agents have been notified 10y boatmca
,.,I hey vii: stop work il the price OF !rc1%hts
:. no; a!vaacoi to 81 per TOD, hut as 10
meetings have H2eu held, or committees or q
head ci the mnycn@pt appointed, II Is d'lh"n!t
f. .ecertaia t;,c cXtert ot Il.
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NARROW EsCArE.-Co. w. y. Stewart be-
ing ON The opposite side Of the river, yesterday
evcuiu., was detained SO lato that he missed
the last trip OF the ferry boat, and had to make
his return in snail TOW boat with two com,
panions When the boat had nearly reached
the wharf on TINS side she was, by some means,
cabszcd, and her occupants thrown into the
water. Col. Stewart, after great cxcrions,
,uccccdcd in swimming to the wharf aud scram5-
Ing out. His TWO c3mpau;ous also saved them
selves
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POnT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE
A RIVED


Steamer sisttsno, Nomini, to Jos Rrolcrs
IL Go.
Schr Lydia Middleton. Philadelphia, to
American Coal Co.
Schr Elias Moore, Providence. to master.
Schr Fannie, Washington, to w Il Smoot.
SAILED.
Sloane. Sarah, Philadelphia, by + A. Eoec'
Stcufnor Johu W Thompson, tono Eivor, oy
I A Reed.
Srhr Win Mason, Provilan1> By Amori;An
Coal Company.
American Co"l Go.
Schr Abbott Deycrauy, Boston. to America
Coal Co.
Schr John ~ Mason, from Georgetown.
s,chr Fannie, ilavrod do Grace by w Smn"t
MEMORANDA.
Sehr S |. Adams, honco, for Boston. ut Now
York, 18th inst a.,
Schr d s. j I.cp, hence. At rrovldoncs 10th
instant. .
Schr Howard Williams. hence, at Prevalence
10th inst.
WRECK.
A buoy has boen placed to mark tho wrsck o.
Tho bark hzoW in Chesapeake Bay. Dat II sui
proves q serious obstruction TO navigation. Inc
wreck is & miles of Black River light, with only
fee: o. water on her at low tide On the TIN instant
the schr. Ann Is. Crsmmer, Capt. Bragg from
This port for Now York, loaded with coal: ran
on the wreck and remained fast at high water!
but was subsequently, relieved, after delay and
cost
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I.ocnl BreVitieS.

Ttos. S. Dents store in Nsrjemcy, Charles
Co.. Md, was broken open few nlghts $1,000 and
robbed of over $3.50 cash. James Mason Is
| under arrest on suspicion. "a the same night
Judge Brent's dwelling was robbed OF several
| articles.
The concert at Fairfax Court. house last
Thursday evening was a decided success, a1u
at the solicitation OF number OF persons the
ladies have concluded to repeat 1t next ihurs'
day evening. The programme will be materl-
ally changed, and fine time is Anticipated.
Those pests of Alexandria, the aiIantus
trees, are again 10 full bloom, and the air IN
mauv portious of the city is laden with their
sickeniug aud almost intoerabe odor.
The old pastoral residence attached to 81.
Mary's Church, on Duke street, Is about 10 DC
torn down, aad will be replaced by HanuSohc
brick residence Of modern style.
Messrs. VIM. K;lgour. Il. NJ. Latham, N.
B. Harlow and M. H. Nasn left TO day for
L?nchturg to attend the meeting Of the Cath
cc Benevolent lJni0n Of Virginia. which meets
;HaFc Tomorrow.
Messrs. George Douglass, Of the Washington
Capital, aud james !. Close, Of! Tins couGtY,
were admitted 10 the bar IN Washington yes
tciday.
"L'homuc qui rit. 1.-The man who laughs
Is happy nar. and 90 i:lan can be happy VITA
his blood loaded with impurities. The remedy
which all can depend upon for every vltiated
condition Of the blood is d. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
Babies are The Institution and sHoul! be
guarded from attacks Of Cole, FiatrIence, etc,
b; pr. Balls Baby Syrur. Price 20 cents per
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By +. A, kerby. Auctioneer.

No. 0G King street, Alexandria, Va.)
TEgSTEHE'S SALE Of A BESIRABLE
On SATURDAY, the 23d day Of june 1877.
between half past six and seven o'clock y. m.
on the premises, the subscriber, as substituted
trustee in q deed of trust executed by j. Dix
Mills and wife to Q. Blake Grigg, bearing dsto
of June 10th, 1872. will sell by public auction to
OF LAM now occupied by said J. Dix Mills,
near the city Of Alexsndria, Va, on the Ices
burg turnpike, beyond Ivy Hill Cemetery, be-
ginning al y stone, made q corner, on the north
or cast side Of said turnpike Is feet from the cor
Der Of ssld cemetery and running thence with
said turnpike north 80! west ch: and SO links;
thence north IA. east II CHI ii links to stono
set for corner - 60 feet to q stone set near
the branch as witness to the corner; thence south
30 81; o. . CHI. 90 links 81 Stone set for cornor
Ii feet from the Cemetery line, which point IS
As Clio feet from stone set for witness for cor
ner; thence from said corner south S}', west
ca. 2G links to the bcginnng--said to contain
acres, | rood and - pcrchcs. Comfortable
COTTAGE and corresponding Improvements
on the place. Terms--Cash.
$3.50 5. FERGUSON BEACH,
Substituted Trustee.
An arrangement may perhaps BE- made for
reasonable credit on the purchase money in OK.
cess of $500. % ia
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ClrCulL COuIL VI J. ElHCc SouH1Jt
entered on tho 18th day Of May. 1877, il Sinclair
VS.. Alexander, d suit in equity therein pending
the undersigned, commissioners. will, on tho
SECOND DAY OF JULY, 1877 Chat being
Court day. proceed to sell before the front door
OF the Court House of Prince William county,
by public auction, to the highest bidder, TWO
LOTS in tho town Of Newport, on tho following
Terms, to wit For cash sufficient to pay costs
of suit and expenses of SALE and tho residue on
q credit of ono, two and three yenrs. with inter-
est from date tho deferred payments to be So
cured by bond and personal security, and the
title to tho property retained until tho payment
OF tho whole purchase money.
CHAS. Il. SINCLAIR,
A. NICOL,
Pr. VIM CO., 10 It's Comm'rs. OF sale.
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HYDRAUMoN FIRE Co The Hylraulion
ire engine was carried to Moore's shop, this
morning, to undergo thorough overhaul;nt,
which will probably occupy several days. Dur
log that time the company will be out OF sell
Vice
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Rv Grepn s. Wise,

[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU.
" ABLE HOUSE AND LOBBY virtue of
II decree Of the Corporation Court 70. the city of
Alexandria, Va, rendered at its April term,
1877, in the cause Of Margaret Weman VS.. Eliza
G. Adam and others, the undersigned, commits
sioners therein nsmed, will offer for sale by pub
lie auction, on WEDNESDAY. July ll!h,
ISL, ut j. o'clock M, on tho promises, tho
BRICK DWELLING and 10! Of ground, on
the northeast corner Of Prince and Washington
streets, now partly occupied by DR.. Rust, Sur
geon Dentist.
Terms of Gale: Ono Lon.h Of the purchase
moncy in ca h, and the residue i'll threo equal
Inst n ents nj six, twalve and eighteen months
from Gay Of sale; the purchaser 10 give his
notes, bearing interest, for tho deferred pay
nonts, and tito to DO retained Until all OF the
purchase money is paid; the property to be kept
insured against fire, and in event Of its dcssruG-
ton by ice, the insurance money, or go much
thereof rs may BIO necessary to complete the
i. FERGUSON BEACH,
JOHN S. CHAPMAN,
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DECISION IN Az IMPORTANT CASE.-juGse
WinsG2ll Of Lynciburg who held the Circuit
CoHlt OF Cuipcpar county that tried the case OF
H3ckuam IS. Belts, for the recovery OF an es-
tate valued at 500, 600. sold during the war, has
decided in favor oithc plaintiff, Mr.. Thos. Beck.
hGn, OF this city. This case has been before
the Court Of Appeals, aud was removed to the
Circuit Court OF Curcpcr to be retired. 1t is
i;ob&blc it will COS 60 back to Che Court OF
iprn,!*
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BALTIMORE, June l2-Firgini. u, deferred
II; do Consolidated, 733s: do. =! series At bid
Cotton strcns; midI!ing II! Flouc steady And
irni. Wheat quiet and easier; Honnsy lvanls
rad 100 Murvand red lS0alQ0. Norn--Southern
steady; Western wesk lower; Southern white
and yclow TO; Western mixed spot snd June
5S9; July 81; August Git; steamer 554 Oats
quiet AMI easier Southern prime lIa49; Western
White ~ do mixed 4j.l7; PennsyivsnlA 4Ial0.
Rye Grmer and higher At S2aSo. Lay steajy
and unchanged. Provisions dull, heavy and un
changed Butter-choco Western grads mod
orstoIy active and I'm at 17slS; othcr KIND dull
and nominal Coffee quiet and unchanged: 5u.
ear dull st rs Whiskey quiet and firm ut 81 ii.
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We respectfully call the attention OF our GUS
toners and the public generally TO the fac. that
we are ALWAYS prepared to execute all kinds Of
CARDS,
BILL HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF LADlNU,
TICKETS,
LETTER HEADS.
BOOKS,
BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
ms. POLICIES,
SCHOOL REPORTS.
ENVELOPES,
MANIFESTS,
WEDDING CARDS,
VISITING CARDS,
INVITATIONS,
CARDS OF HONOR,
HAND BILLS,
POSTERS,
&C.. &c, &C..
Or anything else in the JOB Printing limo,
in the nestest and most satisfactory manner,
and with the greatest expedition.
Wohave an extensive and varied assortment
of all tho latest STYLES OF
JOB TYPE,
and arc constantly adding to our stock, from
which we arc prepared to print anything, from
a visiting card up to poster.
We guarantee satisfaction i'll every particular,
and assure all who may ontrust their orders
with us that they will DO xeculod.promptly.
msrORDERS FROM TIKI COUNTRY will
receive special attention.
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lOrLlNS,
GRhN 4 DIN e.,
CALlCOES,

and everything appertsinin@ 10 Il first class Dry
Goods store.
lS-Salc positively witEou. reserve.
Hours Of S&!c: From IL y. III. - II H., and
from = 10 D. III. and SATURDAY NIGHTS
from, :! 70 y o'clock.
Monday end Tue2day, Juno is snd 49, will
sill in lot: 10 suit joDbsrs and country dealers.
Terms Of Sale: Positively cash before the
goods are delivered. =. r. LUCAS,
If nlrin
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Auction SALES.
BY Harrison & O. Ncsl, Auclioneers.
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is

BY Harrison & o. Neal, Auclioneers
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is
called 10 an immense sale Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
By virtue Of On execution Issued out Of the
Circuit Court of Alexandria city against the
goods and chsttels Of James NJ. Stewart I will
sell by public auction, commencing on
MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 1877,
at 10 o clock 3. H., and continuing from day to
day until the entire stock is sold, at tho store,
NO. 80 KING STREET,
the following property, levied upon by me TO
satisfy the said execution, viz: All that large
end we'll assorted stock Of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS snd
FANCY GOODS,
now in the store of Jamas Nj Stewart, consist
ing OF
SILKS,
IACES
pOpLlNS,