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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-27
GOOD NEWS.

GOOD NEWS!
OLD GREENWOOD IN LIME
She Votes Bonds for the Mar
row GauEel
The Road a Sure Thing.
"THAT OLD HEN" LAYS ANOTH-
ER EGG9
The COvvIey Rantaua Loses q
Few Tail EeatherHs
t. Higginbothazn B. can be q Brakeman.
Manning for Peanut Boy.
Send for Hutchinson
EmpOrIa Burns Some Powder.
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STEAM POWER
WOOD WORKING FACTORY!
e. F. SPRAGUE


EVERYBODY to know that am prepared
u to make Photographic Pictures from the
smallest locket size to life size, in any style
desired, and at prices as low as GOOD WORK
can be made. try first to do GOOD WORK,
next 70 snit my customers. have QUICK
WORKING LIGHT and CAMERA and
therefore seldom fail in getting good pic
lures of the little folks, and do not get cross
II l have extra trouble with them. Always
Jring the babies and little children in the
iorenoon of pleasant day, for then the light
works quickest, and they do not have to sat
50 long. Babies take best in white or light
colored clothing. Adults take best as 9 rule
IN dark colored clothing. When you decide
20 have your pictures taken, go as early In
the day as possible, and stay until you get
such pictures as you are satisfied to pay for.
IL you have no good pictures OF yourself,
children, or friends, make haste and get them
peiore anything happens 10 prevent the pos
!ibility. Old pictures copied and enlarged.
Parties having card negatives Of themselves
or children, can get enlarged copies for
saming at any time.
H. "A. HIChox,
Ayr PHOTOGRAPHER,
l62 COMMERCIAL ST. PoRIA, KAs.
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F1ne--James Smiths Imperial cigars
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Fashionable Silk Ties, Silk Handker-
chiefs. Collarettes, and Sirien Collars at
d. Thomas. 1a.tf
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Rubber goods, full line constantly on
hand, and cheaper than elsewhere at
40tr PERLEY'S.
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Ina for 12rr

Great variety OF ladies' and children's
hose at D. Thomas. 1b-tf
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NewmAn's store has magnificent as
sortment OF goods.
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Stacks Of Ribbons IN all the new colors
at d. Thomas. 15.tt
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Smoke James Smiths Imperial cigars.
The finest in Kansas.
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Cheapest line of Victoria Lawns and
Piques ever offered is at d. Thomas. 1h-tf
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SI.OO

Trusses, supporters and shoulde
braces in great variety, at
7tf PERLEY & RYDER's.
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The COWley Rautana Loses q
Few Tall Feather.
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10 THAT OLD HEM LAYS ANOTH-
ER EGGg
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Send for HGtchInsOn
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The Road a sure Thing.

She Votes Bonds for the Mar
row Gaukel
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EmporIa Burn. Some Powder.
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1913
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-19
DAILY INTELLIGEN(ER.
Thursday. April l9, 1877.
The Story, as Man tells it.


ons recent morning ;" 'i''aH nv "s
on Dawson street a. seem %" me "s'~
In fFoat oi tise Itt'i.t'tfE mp ii1@s'9-
the sno" fl4ht &''a i~it' asa siIs I-n
Only CO. fairy s. "yf% "iieH o"s
ioanged 1p and fe'nAFk'
i IL ci+an Oh ttt N"'N 'oF Ten cehts.
gus a'n Aoi@ 20 80 y s"e
repiiti
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's g. - t,,,es t;a, .h.r,l,. s.w ,hs,
on'' ',D"sl - a. ..tp, 49,,
~ ". 81 :" "a .hav..t ~. nu. ~ MI
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80. -, :, .,J ,t,.,,s,tI ,,,,s.d.
-, 81, 49,. :
- hSn,,r ana,,h e. ..,r.'
" =,
cfo"
"DiD he propose: sad isIdse street
mother TO her daughter the other nisht,
Ihe young man hah iare"siied hiuse
ahl was ohtyh'g hef sHs"S' ""eH "''
'h",ne' caihe "'"" S''ns VIZ, VIZ,
q""' a'o"h' hs' ana S''"' ~
creep up s.a'.s VIM, ''ie Nea' 'ns "u'
sn'--'i' "a '",''H "ne" W wa "a a"
ho"' ave- "a" -"
gar oa'' y" iep's' anu VIC 'ao''i.. '', l.,
t'nuea' ia NJ propose ms 'nhe,
ny, mother sAc'a'h'eo 'ae
n,us"''g "'u1"'e,' y" van Sas.
"ny, n"'"er an 70" want H. o"'
uoh . h"o" III ma, "e.'' coming n,'.
ior tue last year DON ! ! ~io" t"ae !.
y"u We ou'h' up at ''aS' ',"' -, ,o"' .,
euai ,ouiu"s "io"n" ",'s i"' S"'
s'' ".i S"o. W. "i"' "a.
s.ooa a. ''e s'a'' u'o' anu asseu' '
e''me' nav" you so' any gnu s".,s
80. su." -" nav" T. J''' "'s"
"',p" VIZ" i"'so ''e'ii ar =" "'o'0 ~"
"s 'ns" "'"'a .'"'o I'm "'"s nv w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-18

PAwAhkokkR's sALE-k fIKL1, GENERAL
!nctoneer sAlesroom No. 80 Bowcry will SELL tnis day.
Is O'clock 40 lots Mems and omsns cic.hng Dre.ses
rhswln Remnants undercloshing Quilts. Blankets Bed
ding boots Shoes Ac also Coats PHnssloous and veAtA
BY order Mrs. =. Fulan. West 39th st.
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q ss
psus.ure dseIlns showing inaiputsbv how los; health
ssa. sss sops .. ns and nS
@ Siss tn The result ss 81 Sos rss .ss
rssidsnes5i East 10th e.. New York
rrAMAk INDIEN--A LAXATIVE FRUIT LOzENGE.
:: D:ss G Rue e. Ys: Paris
ThE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i4o 70 I4s BnoApwAr.
Hyw YORK, Jan. H. 1877
hs once 81 &. Of SSsfd # ' @ s:
ISAAC y. LLosD.
T0 TIE AfPLiCrxD-iNMEDIATE SCUcAsstCL
o. Dr. M%usicH1r Ne s ssry the once
WILL COST YOU NOTHING AT OFPICE AND
only stamp by mail for pleasant. convincing trial q
bss HEiNTzKLMAN 4JErrERs. 81 Lexington av.
$500. 900. $4,000: $1,000 .'',000' "0'00a
all TO be distributed in cash,
Saturday. January "a. BY tho
Kentucky state Distributed.
Tiekoss. $40; Halves. IS; Quarters. y co
THOMAS II. HAYS Co.
General Kas.srn Agents. oe7 Broadway.
$500 R.as.sly ns Rx4%s ss.. e
S::: ;:;: s;;::;;::: iS$S SSsi:s: S = si each; SSSS
Tickets, $40 Halves -. Quarters g. So Eyhths 81 25
5SGSsSS W CO. % ssns.a. .xe 1 srS.d.as s New York
sPORT1NG-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
0S Mt sAnSxiSsA TwoYEAnoLap a
COED breed s0i 6sh w.
POOL SELLING.
4 UcrIoX-PREN6ii AND COMBINATION FOOLS
Aon ChAsestsn and Hippodrome ~ Turf
''' -' - 49, WM LOWELL.
TATrERsALL's. 1927 BROADwAY.-AUCriON.
French nnd Combination Pools uckets $l) Chas1es-
ton races. Wednesday aud following Gays
The TURF.
IvIlNOKE'S G1KDEN.
" Thursday evening. January Ia
Trottng-Purse, $40. for 8 minute class
r. neynsrd enters b: y. Harvey:
Dan Mace enters b. NJ P.snsurs Curl.
W. T. Weeks eptesk b. 6. Bay Dick.
7. Candsld enters b. & Jack Haley.
FrdAy kvsniny. January ia
- close Thursday, 6Px
Saturdsy, January 20.
Purse o25. for Weighing 225 Ibs, and upward En-
trance ~ close thursday. noou
Records made Giluoros Garden track recognised
Communicates with J. D. Walton and Dan Mace all
matters relsstng to these races
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CARD
Prior engagements In other cities ipel the
ment 20 withdraw the magnificent spectacle ii AZURENk
alter SATURDAY next
Monday next January - will he presented, on scale
OF unprecedented Jules vcrnes great
AROUND THE WORLD
IN 30 DAYS I.
with all its original Partisan scenery gorgeous costusA
magnificent arinors. jewels and pAraphernalia
seats can be secured now Tor this superb revival.
VNALLACK'S.
w Mr. LESTER WALLACK. Proprietor and Msnarss
LAST THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY LAST NATL
NEE or DION BoucicAULT's
brilliant Comedy, in Int three ,: acts: entitled
nEcREiT. X AKNOrT. T. " nnILANp. j. w. siixM
NON. J. CURRAN. &. Il. EDWIN, W. j. LEONARD j.
PECK and Miss ADA DYAS, Mme pONISI Misses
GERMON and BLAISDELL
After mouths Of preparation, on
MONDAY. JANUARY -
arama. three by Messrs r. simpson Nervas
ALL FOR HER.
In which
MR.. LESTER WALLACK
will make his nrst this In the character q
'HuGH TREVOR"
Box Office open daily from A NJ. to@P.M
DARK THEATRE
GREAT SUCcEss OF
THE MARBLE HEART;
Or. THk SCuLPTORs DREAM.
with Messrs rhonc Sheridan Montgomery reakes Mash
Wilder and Collins, and Misses Katharine Rogsns
NEXT WEEK THE GENEVA CROSS.
EVENING ut 4. SATURDAY MATINEE. i:3b
nALY's FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
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pAwNBROKEK's SALE.


LANES AGAR Aucsioneer will SELL this dsy. ~ SO Now
nowery large assortment vi fine gold aud silver Watches
piamands Jewslry, Guns Pistols Opera Glasses. &C..
&C. BY order OF simpson, Somcrs Co.. ~ Chatham ST.
-
u FIELD. GENERAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ll.No 10 Bowery will sell. saturday, January ~ At
h ocock very large and fine as.ossmsns OF ieusehod
Furntture Bedroom and PRror Suits Mirrors BEDDING,
Ac also about 6O yards Of velvet Brussels ingram Cxi
pots.
Tlff Nv
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A NEW ENGINE, Ska. AND suNDKy BOILERS
LAior sale. Boilers repmircd. LESLIE BOILER WORKS.
Pearl 81. Jersey City.
L,OK sALE.--sIx PORTABLE STEAM HOSTING
IL Engines, to be sold low Hushworth patent JOHN
KUsifwURTH. 25s West 2Ssh g. wanantcd cou,n,is-
sion given to agents.
WANTED--A sBCoND HAND HOSTING ENGINE
w aud Boiler. J. r. STORY,
~ TO SO Kent Av. Brooklyn T. ID.
VNANTED--A SECOND hAND ENGINE LAIHK.
w fcct bed aud lo incbes swing In good order Adrex
with price aud iui particulars. LOCKS. boz III Hsralc
Office
MANTED-A SECOND HAND TINCrURE PRESS;
w he In good order give least prcssur, Of
hfty tons by hand power Address stating price Tor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-02
COMMON COUNCIL.

At meeting of the members elect of tho
Common Council TO sorvo for the year COM
moncing July LIST, 1877, thcro wcro present
from the -
Isl wsr,l--W. s. Moore, ". Chsuncoy, Hugh
l.atha;a and G. l.. Adams.
~ wsrd-R w. Falls, u. NJ. Monroe L. u.
Ficklin and Nj. Slaughter. 49,. -,
Sd wsrd-J. 4. Bcckhsm, T. V, RishelI and
j. S. Beach , -,
4.h ward-J. T. Nails, George II Hill, j. w.
Poake nnd Z. Il. Evans.
Hugh Lathsm and John i. Bcckham wero
nominated for President, and Mr.. Beckham BE-,
inc elected, the oath OF office was administered
to him By Mayor Johnson, snd tho President
administered The sa,ne 10 the respective NOM
bors. -,
Mrssrs. Harold Snowien, Geo. w. Francis,
| B. W. Mails snl James Il. Cation were noml-
mated for Clerk, and the lator elected.
| h. H. Eaton wss nominated for Messenger
| and elected.
| Tho President directed that tho Board Of AL
dermen be informed OF tho organization OF TIL;
Board and that they be invited TO meet in jcln
session to install the Mayor elect, and tho invita-
| ton being accepted, h. kcnper WAS duly III
stalled BY taking tho oath Of office, and the join
meeting dissolved.
Tho Board then adjourned:
Teste: JAMES Il. eaton, Clork.
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Local 1ireVitic9.

The Warrcnton Index says Young Rob
ertson, son oil Boiling W. Rpbertson. would
have taken the degree Of B. l.. at the UnlVer'
sty of Virginia had not Sickness superVeneo.
He will stand q special exam oatlon when h,s
health is restored.
Mrs. Ella Robinson, who resided in this CITY
several years ago died yesterday in Richmond,
after lingering illness.
Albert Harris, colorel. was arrested to-day
and lockol up III the station house, Tor ABUSING
his vito.
Numbers of persons visited MIR. Pomeroy
green house last nig ht u see tho night blooming
ctrolls.
A movement is on r,ot looking TO the closing
Of all the dry goods anu clothing stores ~ y. III
during tho ho. weather.
Mr. Benjamin Tuhmsn lies very Ill, at his
re denCe OF hemmorage OIL the lungs.
FLrrER's REcErTIoN.-A unique reception
was ciren in the rooms of the Lincoln AssocIc-
ton Friday evening to Lieutenant II. y. fIlr'
per, the coorctl cadet, who has achieved dis
inction by being the first colorcd man to graG'
uate from West Point Academy. The affair
WIS gotten ny by the c0lorcd man who is at
tending Commodore Garrison and was attend,
being risiay excluded. The walls were deco
rated with flowers add flags Of our unou.
Music MAS furnished bJ Il harp aud violin. Inc
guests began to arrive shout ten o'clock. Inc
ladies we're out in full force and 10 stunning
costumes. Lieutenant lfiipper entered the
room in iuil uniform. \ heavy horse ha!r
plume fell down over his cavalry helmet. lbs
coat glLcrcd with gold buttons. by his SIDE
laugled i long sahrc, in gilt scahbard. lis
walk was proud, his head erect, and his should,
crs flung back. \ buzz Of admiration greeted
him. Behind hin walked the Rev. Henry
Eleighand Garnet, the Rev. II. W. 5. Peek,
Charles, son Of Fred Douglass, Rev. j. s. AT,
we'll, Rev John Peterson, Professor Reason, Of
the Forty.firsl Street Grammar School, and
many others. The lieutenant was led upon the
stage by Nir. Garnet and seated next TO Two
good looking young women. The others ar
ranged themselves in . semi circle. Lieutenant
Fliprcr was at one end and MIR. Garnet at the
other Mr. Douglass then introduced the lieu
tenant, saying lie had honored hinself and his
race by his scholarship. Doug lass made quite
long speech, after which all in the room
stepped forward and shock the llcutenants
hand. There were over two hundred guests.
The evenings pleasure ended in dance
PMudclphtu Press.
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,OEAH MATT e IL =.

,,z.rpra PROBABILITIES War Depart
w, OHicr of the Chief Stgnol Officer, H'Sn
; mnn D. t., July 2. 1877 -lo:3o a. NJ 49,
T Icy. ,So Middle Atlantic States stationary "
h;oher pressure, winds mostly from Ine oIonGy
inrar temperature and clear or parity ei'N1'
weather. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vur BoArMENs SrRlKE.-The blocKa"c "'
,,,,s b,Iouging to the striking canalf'l'" Lbs
mt stop to all travel on the ChcSara"sIf a" "
Ohio canal. There is squadron VI a"" a -, ri.
hoa,s used for hlockadlnE ruFlIs'S' ""D ,,,a, Wa
lretuay do they choke Up tnt Ia"n' ahou,
n'a.s I G, r,,;l[s This side Of Cumberland and
'n" ,';,,,, slowly towards that point There are
'ho,,, two hundred boats in the wax" CT the
i 'r",t waiting to pass up the c'aal. nc
,na,,man still hall on. Tor 81 per ton iiclgnt.
w.y cl,i.;; that they arc not iatcn'iHha'ly
' '''ii l;nr IN, canal, but are slowly moving
ma ,listaniing, as many o. them nave 10
,,,. +, look after the crops. 1t Is under
,,,,l hat th, president Of the canal company
,riI IL, teal action against the strikers II they
',;,,.a 1, obs,ruct travel on the canal.
",.ri1l 20 the Baltimore Sun says: The
.,,.,,i. -, the Chesapeake aud Ohio canal as
.unrI such proportions that on SATURDAY Tue
thrift Of Washington county, State $ attorney
.,ri Mr.. Lewis Sanhnpo started from iiaSers
t,wn for Hancock to break it up. IL Is s'a''G
,h.t the string Of canal boats extends at lGter-
,.,,s J,nm WiIiiam,pori to within thirty or iorty
'.';I,s n Cumberland. The advance guard
.,mr,isc thirty TO forty canal boats. These cou'
g.;mlr the - called "tcckading' squadron,
I'd move abreast. preventing any boats from
,,r,.:ag, About 1JO boats are represented to
j., n..r the hIockai!n. squadron. The names
80 ! number O.! !hc leaders IN the movement
have been obtained aud forwarded to Mr.. Cor
man. prrsi!cnt CT the canal, who has gone 10
rhr s.cps Of the trouble. The scene OF the
hocla}, On Friday and Saturday last Was be,
,,v,rn the jIui!c level aud dam No. 5, forty
u;Ins Lcloy CuG.ber!aud. The blockade Is TO
nrrvnnt heats working Tor less than 81 ton
ilr carving Goai. \ letter received at Cum
lnrl,nI from :. b,atman en- Friday night says:
"WhcD we lr:t The Point 0! Rocks there we're
urslrt, OF l115 empty bats 10 move. / Eey
made 4 bargain G"t 10 pass o12 ahU'hcr all tne
w.v to S:r johns As ihcy CAME 10 their
homes they dropped Ut iii there were II poats
when they arrived ~ Sir Johns, where they
s;il remain Ill! somebody vii! give them 81 per
ION !rtighi%. The irou; boats are blamed with
the iiuckair, lu it : MT so. lhey all say
they have rot cnu,igh Ut the present relghts,
and ali say stop, except lew steamboats,, WHO
want to g on to Cumberland.
4 passl.c through the blockade was cleared
Yesterday by the sheriff OF " ashingtou county.
i few b;atS went through both ways. Some
crew. we're threatened against gong back TO
Their boats al less than Que dollar. The opinion
among cnal men is that the blockade Is not yet
entirely broken.
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OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

AZ meeting Of tho Board of Aldermen, held
July :! 1877, there wore present of those holding
over: From tho LIST ward, {. Z. Smoot; "a ward,
Henry i:trsuss; 81 ward, John 7. Armstrong;
4.h ward, l. G.. UNeal; and Of those elected to
servo for two years from tho lsL OF july, 1871
From tho LIST ward, W. A. Moore; u ward, w.
Ii. MnrbuTy; 81 ward, K. f. Downham; nth
ward, L. Wilbur Reid.
Messrs Il f.. Downhsm and W. a. hnoro
were nominated for President. and upon ballot
ing AFR. Moore WAS elected, having received n
majority Of those present.
Tho P-csden: having been sworn in by JUS
tiGe Thompson, administered the oath TO the
new members.
j. J. Jameson WAS elected Clerk.
T. H. Hudd, II. PISTON, John j. Walsh and
jos. Padgolt we're put in nomination for NJ cs-
scnEcr, %nd upon batIo!'nS Is. ii. K"dd was
elected.
The Board proceeded TO the chamber OF The
Common Council for the purpose Of witnessing
the installation Of tho Mayor, and upon their
return The Board adjourned.
Tcstc: JNo. j. JAMESON, Clerk.
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F.!!Iay county, j. -%5W
+. Harrison s. O Neal, Auriiomcsrs.

l.: linrri,til u - veal! hU'll'iH"r5.
ssTlI,;, i,H SOLD in front OF our airll'n
" house NJ. j.. north kovHl street. ~!
THURSDAY, JwHr Gl:L. ~ h. "'c"ck M. th'
following property, VIZ:
A LOT on tho wrSi side ii hitL s.rant, bstwc1H
Cameron Emi Queen =. fr". Il inches front, ALL
running bscs tj feet t" y ten lee. alley, IN
nrovel by BElCk &rAHhE. containing lolf
Stalls. with large feed room. Water IN the yart
.. 4 LOT nGar the the Camel Basin improve"
By g stone structure Is feet deep and 3!Inl !e"l
il length end breadth, known - The Ice h"L-'
= FS00uE UNIMpROVED BUILDING
LOTS, IT feet inch front, on tho east side oi
| ;'sync street: between Duno and PrInce, run
ming rar.lici with Prince St. uJ feet to 40 loot
court, together with the right ~ use ten !"ct
! :, Lot OF GROUND improved b. y t~o
story FRAME BUILDING, beginning at y
point on The north si'e oE NJ alloy ioJ loci s"uth
| Of Queen street, AM extending from Fnycltc st:
TO Gcnry street. bcg;"nirs On SAID alley ~ l9n;
cast OF Henry street. anl running thence wesl -
! feet north parallel & Fayc.!3 street I'D leet ;
tlcnco Gas. win sad ailoy ~ L0rt thence s"uti'
! in o straight line ~ feet u TIC beginning
/ plats of the above described lots can DO acnL,
! vt The auction rooms o. Harrison o Nca, u
north Royal s:ract
| Terms Of Ssle: ULc third cash ; tho residue N
. and month";; th9 notes OF lho purchaser
| with approved security, bearing lntereSt from
the ,!ay Of sale TO be given for the deferred pay
nents C0nycyanci"g vt tho expense OF lh'
| purchaser. 70 o,ts
n;aE., '''0 - j. 2l~ls
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prL, A kn-Lv kuctiOnccr,

mo, 81 King street! Alcxandrls' va .,
trust from Levi Jones, j., TO me. d"ied tho
4Ist day Of Dcccmbe-, 1873, and of record ia
Iibcr l., No. j, p. III Of the land records 0:
Alcya1dris county, Va , and q. tho request o.
The person thereby secured, J shall, on MoN-
DAY, the OH dsy 0! .IuIy, 1871, st l. o'r'"'"
M, on the promises, sell b. public SUCTION
ALL THAT TRACT or LAND,
9th tl,a improvements thereon, situated hear
Tonr lie Ran, in said county; end containing
FIVE ACRES OF LAND, the ssno being tl',
zou,n half Of 10. NJ ~ described in a r!Hlanh
certificate OF survey made by ThoGiss n. Carl'r.
Surveyor dated October -. 1874.
Terms Of SmIe--Caah Purchaser To pay III"
costs Of convcyanc!ng.
;e 7-ts Louis Il. PAYNE, Trustee.
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ie Sn4WtS

rEMUSTEGy S'A!:E OF FALLS CuuKCu
E. PROPERTY, FAIRFAX CO., VA.-0n
SATURDAY, July III, lo,1, on the premises.
tao subscribers, II trustees, created by decd OF
trust from .Iuznih II. liUiiIg" mnd wife. for tho
hcns Il: Of l.. : Abbott, listed May 9th, 1874,
will sell, hy pubic suction I'll tA&! CERTAIN
PIECE vi: i'A&CEL Of GROUND in Falls
Church. township, Fairfax county, Va, porto"
f larger trHct purchased Ivy Abbott lroln
&ewcil bounded and described rs follows, VIZ:
Beginning a. q stake in the centre Of avenue
ani corner Of the 10. sold Isaac :. l!ollidgo by
the said Abbott: thence with lin2 Of said i'
south Gio, cal - polo: t. n stake and pho Of
stones in tho outer l:no noer some treas now
marked As pointers thence with the out!ine now
marked north 81, cast - poles and links u Il
marked chestnut tree standing on hill an!
shown ~ corner OF this lot and the land q w.
\. Duncan and Levi Parker; thence with
i':.-l:4r's inu north lGi-, woSt 10 poles To II
s.n:.!i wild cherry tree standing in tho centre o'
TIC avenue before rciorroi to; thonce with lh'
gail centre south ~, west - poles and =; links
- tho beginning, continuing - srroi, DO Tho
sarno .npra 81 less, together with all tho IN
pr.,v"rnnniS "nd s.ppurtnnAn@"'.
I'cral>: sos 81 /, with Interest from May 9th,
lSrl ANA costs IL -. C. cLc Say :Io, mora -:
!c,s-~lo b. pad IN c:,i The .jllo II be- retainoi
mn.n ;,.!l. m"l tho property T. ~ rrs1d at pIr-
c.s"rS ris: IN case III default. Ona Nnhdrol
L. hc paid "n isy "i ssc.
GEORGE il. IVES. ,r..,.,aa.
r. r. row LEX,
,f.,.l ,,,I,.
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EDUCATIONAL.

,rs,HE SIXTH SESSION OF THE VIRGIN
i IA AGRICULTURE AND NJ ECHAN-
ICAl: COLLEGE, opens August lh.h' lo.',
Gnn iIun,l.cl nrd ,hirty.two students arc re-
cc;yed Without cusrgr for tuition or college toea'
wLich cust the res. 9lo ~; amman. Board VA
ri.s from 81 Is month !"r t"osr "h" occupy coz
Inoo roon1o and liya IN mc.se5, t. :I1 for those
WHO DAY tho highest rstu for room rem. anu ID
bio board. Send for Catslo2lIn .;,,n,
Wv G. H. G. MINOR, President,
ia lC-ep!~ h!"chspu's &
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Rv tirncn & Wise.

[Roal Ests:e Agents sad AucLiono9rs
Frs SALE OF A VALU :
~ ABLE HOUSE AND LOBBY virtue OF
decree OF the Corporation Cuur. lur tho city OF
Alexandria, Va, rendered n lis April term.
1877, in the cause Of Margaret Wcman IS. Eli%s
c. Adam and others, the undersigned, commits.
sionc7s therein named, will oli,r for sslo bypub
tic auction, or WEDNESDAY. July 18th,
1877, st T. o'clock H., or the premises. tho
BRICK DWELLING and 10. Of ground, on
tho northeast corner OF Prince and Washington
streets, how partly occupied hy DR.. Rus Sur
gcon Dentist.
Terms Of Sale: Ore tenth Of tho purchase
money in c.. il, And The residue III throe equal
iis:sllGtnt5 nj six, twelve and eighteen months
from Gay OF sale; the purchaser 10 give his
notes bearing interest, for tho deferred pay
ncntS, and tile to be retained un.I! MI Of thu
purchase money is pSi!; tho property TO DO kcp.
insured agsiA3. fire, ANA IL event Of IFS destruc-
ton by irc, the insurance money, or SO mucl'
thereof rs may be necessary t. completo tue
purchase - be paid to the commissioners OF Sale
=. FERG USON BEACH,
JOHN s. CHAPMAN,