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BOARD OF PURLXC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

This Morning.
JOHN D. BANKS THE SUCCESSOR OF L. G.
BERNARD.
The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and Presidents
Bell in the chair.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Clerk be directed
to notify Henry Frederick to Construct
brick sidewalk on the east side of
Spriug Grove avenue, south OF AddisOA
street, in front OF h.s property"
The committee to whom was referred
the model OF u catch basin, patented by
Ar. Henry Frank, of this city, reported
that they have carefully examined into
| the merits aud practical working Of the
same, and are of the opinion that a geU-
eral use OF the same would result in
great benefit to the public, not only in .
sanitary but in all economical point 0I
view. The report was adopted.
The Board then gong lnto the election
of clerk made necessary by the reSIsna-
| tim OF Lewis u. Bernard, the following
nominations we're made: john ID Banks.
| by Sir. Gessert; john j. TytherIeign, by
MI Foote; john M. Newton, by Mr..
Caldwell; Henry Stegner, Jr., by Mr.
Baker. The following were also nam ed :
h. 5. Butler, Alex. Duncan, IL. q. Cady.
Rufus King, jr., Charlie, X. F0lger, Geo.
| w. Hartweil, j. w. Grubbs, W. e. Brad
bury, Il. ID. Minor and Charles Rue.
| OF The tttn ballot MIR. Banks was
! elected by The votes OF Messrs. GeSseri.
Caldwell and Baker, Bell and POOte
lVoLing lOr TyCherleign.
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Foreign items.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-A dispatch from
Rustchuk says that the Turks are send
ing considerable reinforcements to Wild
din and Shumla.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-An exemption tax OF
from 10 To 20 piastres is levied in Bu.-
garia on every masculine over fifteen
years of age.
BERLIN, Feb. 3.-The public pros
ecutor. has irs ituted proceedings
against the son OF Count Won Arnim on
account OF offensive newspaper articles.
PARIS, Feb 8,--Leon Joseph Gatayes,
mus ician and critic, died yesterday,
aged seventy.one,
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Conclusion of Yesterdays Pro-
ceedtngs ia Joint Tribunal.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.--On the reas-
sembling OF the Commission yesterday
afternoon Chief Justice Clifford an
nounced that the argument would now
be heard on The second objection, that is
to the return made BY the Tilden Elec-
tors on the 9th OF December. Mr. ka =
son asked what was the case before the
Com mission. FIRST, there was the GER
titicate issued in accordance with the
laws OF Florida, and signed by the Gov
ernor. There was the second preceued
by the certificate from the Attorney
General, an officer unknown to the law
in this conIec ion, and in which the
Electors certify their own election to
the Governor, the third certificate, which
was still more void of evidence OF genu-
ineness. II the first certificate was a
constitutional, legal certificate Of the
election in Florida, then there was no
occasion to take up two and three. The
objections to the certificate were SUD-
stantially one-that it had been lraudu-
lently issued. This they denied existed,
and said they proposed to show ii the
Court would 60 into that inquiry OF
fraud that it would not only sJartle the
tribunal but the whole country, if they
were to 60 into these frauds, 20 to the
bottom of them and inquire where the
most danger existed.
He did not believe the Commission
had the power TO 60 INTO that examipa-
| tion OF frauds that would secure th e
rights Of the people. He said that the
tGree questions arose: First, was this
general Returning Board. with power
| TO recauVass the vote of Floridaf Sc c.
ond, was this National Court OF APP
peali, And, third, was it a Judicial
Court of Appeal from the Circuit Court
lofFlorida, on its proceedings by the quo
warranto, and to take the case from that
Court while an appeal is being taken to
the Supreme Cour;S Ali this. he said,
has been affirmed. The objectors on the
other side contended that 1t is in the
power OF Congress. There was
no more power given than was i'm
piled in the words TO count the vote.
TKe Constitution designates the three
functions Of the qo1erpment-the exec
utive, legislative and djudieial-thed u,ies
q which are clearly defined, and the
Constitution clearly prohibits the merg.
| Ing OF oiie With another IN a Tribunal
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Shaking Wallace Up.

The Democratic Ex cutiVe Commi ttee
this morning met and heard IA report
from the Committee appointed to shake
Wallace up.
The report which was adopted recites
that the Committee has no power in the
premises, but that the Sheriff deserves
and has received the condemnation of
the party and the community.
A Committee to investigate the sub
ject Of fraudulent voting was appointed
as follows:
Messrs. Costello, Price, Benuinger,
Turpin, Folz, Rebm, Depenney, Ma ).
thews, Kleeman, Pc. .ers, Verhnge, Finn
McMakln, Reynolus, q mmerman and
UNeil.
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Police Court.

Miscellaneous ~ Charles Dodsworth
murder, continued to Feh. 10; Thomas
Thomas and Peter Rooney, exhibiting
gaming devices, continued; John DAILY
and VIM. Lavender, burglary, ,dismissed
FL. Dig, usurpation Of office, dismissed
WIN. Nolte, threatening personal vie-
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BOOKS, &c.

At Stevens Bookstore, 80
West Fourth, all the new Books
and Magazines, High School
Text Books, new styles Ladies'
Note Papers, Valentines, &c.
fnY.9t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

yHI IANrED-lF YOU WI5H-To save money
w In buylngg 90 d boots, shoes, gaiters, slim
pers and rubbes, be sure aud go TO s. MARA,
23U West Fifth street, corner Plum. He sells
retail at wholesale prccs. lc will do YOU good
TO rive him a call before GU buy elsewhere IT
ATANTED-hVERYBJ TO KNOW
w That IL. WEBER, 800 W.. Fifth street,
opposite Triuity school. sells the best ladies'
XIII anu pebble side laced shoes at 81 81.
jaZ7-3mS, ,ru&Th
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS


National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK. Feb. "A dispatch from
Flushing, L.. l., yesterday afternoon
said: "John u Id Ter, a well-digger, was
buried in u we'll, forty feet deep, at
Middle Village, yesterday. PArties are
now digging for him. After the earth
caVed III The welirope was pulled, SHOW
ing that he was alive. Great excite
ment exists. 1t is thought tnat he will
not he reached till tomorrow, as the
sides have caved in twice while the men
were at WORK. A similar case, near
here, three ears ago, resulted III saving
thirty-s hours.
From Mexico.
A dispaich from the CITY Of Mexico
says That Dlaz mas gwen orders w re-
lease from prison anumb5r OF Ophnlards
arbitrarily arrested Tor refusing To pay
contributions to the revolutionary gov
ernmeut. Aimed resistance TO Diaz is
con sidered AZ an end toT the present.
The Church party taoitly coantenaDce
D4nz, tu, is really Wo, king TO place the
CoDse. VatiyeS i'll power. A gcneral
opinion preiails that the Diaz govern
meut wiki be Ui short duration.
Casamissi0n Probabilities.
Tie Graphic Washington special says
the best informed men ms de OF politics
here have made up thei" minds that the
Commission n ill throw out the vote OF
both Louisiana aud Florida, on the
ground that the election in each was
tainted Hitl suspicion oil trauh, intimi-
1plion and other questionable pre-
ceeuiugs, and SO involved in a
mesh or into N llilics, &:., tat IL
is practically impossible to decide
whicn candidate the vote of eiiher
lrighltully belongs TO. The Commiss on
Wlll say these Lwo S.ate5 have lost Their
right to a voice IN chOsing Uhe Preside IT
OH account OF this neglect to comply
| with the law, and OF the high-adnued
course 10 which they resUrteG 70 carry
the election. 1t will, therefore, be Az
nounced that Cnere has been no choice
ol President by the people, which viii
throw the election into Congress. The
House will then Immediately elect Til
den President, and tlc SeLate will
choose Wheeler V ,ce President.
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The OaaITrouhles

National Associated Press to the Star.
P1TTsBURG, Feb. 8,-Uoal owners will
probably resume work In first, SECOND
and third pools at 8 censs> and AZ cents
Lin th6 hlnI Nh. ---sS
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National Associated Press to the Star.
SANFIAN, Feb. "a Portland dispatch
says: The secretary OF the State, Chad
wick, was inaugucated Governor ycster-
day, vice Grover resigned.
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w est place in the city to buy Valentines IS
at MRS BAKERS, No. rs Monmouth. near
Bellevue street, Newport, Ky, where can be
found The largest anu best ass rted stock In
the city fe"-3tF ,S& fu*
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WANTED D.--SITUATIoNs

wv ANTED ID - SITUATION - AS baker;
w competent to take charge; good refer
ences. Address Box 72i, Lima, .. 2-5t
WV ANTED - -STrUATION-As forem an to
w take care Of machinery in planning MILL
box factory or saw mill, by a foreman OF II
ployer. Address Z. Ii. W., care Roger W heel
Conuany 2-4t
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AsEA Families or gtoccreS IN want OF
HlAu good rlJur = warranted to give
UU ,ns WEsf be snDpf MfLs Gy
Your orders are solicite l. Delivery free.
JAMES X. HUKIN, Sixth street, between
Baymiller and Freeman. de7 BIN
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LOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE-For
i village property, country place OF l4ll
acres, Oh Inulan lllI, IL miles n nJrtheast OF
Plainvllc Comfortable house, plenty VI fruit
OF choice varieties. Terms easy. Adj re y.
G. DRAKE, Pleasant Ridge, Hamilton 20 ,lnty,
Ohio. lt*
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w HJANTED - LATHE - Small iron lathe;
w must b1 good aud cheap. Address MA
CHINE COMPANY, Mechanic, burg, Ohio.
LAT
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VATANIED-WORK- "A ,hing and ironing
w at home, or Work out by the day a. hou e
eeanlng. pply at 316 West Fifth street, up
stairs MRS. GREGORY. 2-4t
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tEOR SALE - NEW house - Nine rooms,
+ b tth, furnace and all modern improve
tments, with large lot shruDbery, and full
grown shade II ees, three squares from depot
1T Wyoming. city Solicitors Once, CITY
lBuiLIngs. Lou
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VNTANTED - USlNkSS - TO join some
w party as partner or on salary in some
line of fulntLre business. Address Box 2l7,
Zane vile, ONO. 2-3C
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VKJ ANTED-Four FelTotypes Tor SOC. New
w York Gallery, % w. Fourth st. mh22-Stf
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VA AN GED-rO BUY-A good second HAND
w combination lock safe, not over three feet
high and OF good make. Address j. T. o.,
Lock box 4, Springfield, D. Pit
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EIANTED-CHILD - From to 5 years
w old, to board. Call at liz West Fourth
street. 2-3t
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WANTED TO BUY - One-half interest
w in city drug store which will furnish
employment Tor two or more persons. Address
Boz 49, kome, Stout's Post Office, o. 2-4t
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#A WANTED BUY YOUR HATS Or
aA MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth ST. jyl6-0
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

WIN EET CONGREGATlONAL
v CHURCH, Vine str, ct BIT yccn Eighth
and Ninth streets.-Dr. Boynton will preach
both morning and e. eniug at the usual tine.
C.T. PAUL NJ. L. CHURCH, coraer Seventh
. . and Smith strcets.-Preaching Tomorrow
o. IL A. Al. and ~ p M. by the Pastor, Rev.
II. u. Rldgaway, DID. sunday school at ~
7. Nj. services Of song at close Of evening
sermon.
,FNHIRD BAPTIST CHURCH., Pine street,
1 between Gest al ClarK streets. .-Preacll-
ing morning and evening by the PaS:or, Rev.
". A. Quirell Baptism III the evening. sun
day -scnool at ~ 2. NJ All are invited.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.


Three Perform ances To-day! and last appear
ances of Deakin's
IlLIPUTlAN BURLESQUE COMPANY,
In JACK, THE GIANT KILL EHI.
| Reduction Of prices for this night only:
Dress Circle and orchestra Chairs SOC, No
extra charge for reserved seats. Balcony 25c;
Gallery 15o.
Farewell Matinee at 2 o'clock. Admission
only 25c to all parts Of the house.
, Monday, February 5-Berger Family an
Sol Smith Russell Combination.
! WOODS THEArER.
D. MACAULEY......... Manager.
Grand double bill MISS KATE FISHER
in two plays. The latest London success,
LADY GUDIVA.. Concluding with the thrill
ting drama. FRENCH SPY.
Next tweek-Caendur's Georgia Mnstrels.
iIRAND ENGLISH OPERA. - ROBIN
AZ SONS Opera- house, Wednesday Even
February 7, Wallace's charming Opera OF
lMARlTlNA. MariJana, Miss Lulu stevens;
Lazarillo, Miss Valentine Dc Pelsrom; Don
Caesar, Mr. j. Z. Mclaughlin; Don Jose. Mr..
lGnarles j. Coleman: KING, Mr.. Herman Mer-
irell; Captain, Mr. Chapman Johnson Marquis,
tMr. George A. Fitch MAJ chioncss, Miss LIZ
yZle Newton: Alcade, Mr. Ben. II. Hall; SOL
,diers, citizens, etc. A. Janlo ia. Musical Dl-
Irvctor. Admission, IL. Admission, with re-
served seats, 2j Gallery oOc.
| deserved seats for the Opera of Mariana,
tean be had at +. ". HELMICko Music store,
~ West Fourth street !e2-"s
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VNTANTED-HOME In the country, by
w good, stout boy OF l6 understands The
cal o ol horses, &c. Call Oh or address WILLIE
HOWE, 80 Goo lOe street. 2-5t
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FOR SALE.

LTOR SALE--VALENTIN ES-Ae |
onice NcwS stand, CoyIngGon, Ky
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TOR REET-SMALL STORE-On Fourth
III street; central and cheap. Apply to b.
KNIGHT, southeast corner Sixth street and
Lentrel avenue. Lat
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FOR RHNT--RooMs.

lErOn HEST-BOOM6-Fprni rooms for
e gentiemcn, OF 246 Plum street, first door
south oi Seventh.
----,z Lau7-R.Tu&Th-t --....
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TNoR RENT-HOUSE-Low, u house OF six
10 rooms, No. Al sherman avenue. Inquire
on the premises. IT.
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-No Ii Perry street; 5
I rooms, cellar, water and gas; newly pa :
percd; }25 O month. LAT
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

CLOTHES WRlNGERS,
And step ladders Tor sale aud repaired. +. TET'
1kNBURN. Zly W. Fifth st. jaS-tr- W sam
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TOR RENT-HOUSES-Tw brick housee,
I koS IA and 146 Clark street. Key at 4J3
Aourc street. 1-4t
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VATANTED HORSES TO BOARD = For
w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For Information apply to Y. l.. SrAHL, at
Shook Il McNlcolPs stable, southwest corner
OF Fifth and sycamore. no5-u
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WI ANTED-Bosto Gallery makes Ferro-
w types for SOC. 2l7 Central ave- mh22-Stl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-07
By Green s. Wise,

IReal Estate Agents and Auctioneo7s.l
TOM MISSIONERS SALE OF Il ALI
~ ABLE SUBURBAN FaRM-Ey virtue
of decree of tho Circuit Court for the count
of Alexandria. Virginia, rendered At It's Now!
Der term, 1877, n the chancery c2uso OF MILE
and wife VS.. Beach, trustee, tho undn7;gno!,
special commissioners therein named. will OH:
for SAFE By public auction, on THURSDAY.
the 29.h cay Of November, 1871, in front OF tn"
entrance to the Court room, Oh Fairfax street,
in the city of AleZandria, NirS inis, that cert""
TRACT OF LAND. with tho improvements
thereon, situate in SSH county OF A!exsndrs
Va on tho north siin Of the Middle TurHplk"
road, shout II miles from the city, and next Al
Joining Ivy Hill Gem otery on the west, contain.
ing acres, rood and II porches, being 10"
occupied by J. Dix Mills, esq.
Terms of Sale: Six hundred dolla!s in cash,
and the residue in two equal in:L.!men:; Al SIX
and twelve months respectively, tom ti@ lty
of sale, with interest Bonds Of the purchases
to be taken for the deferred payments. *nd 20 be
secured by u lien on the property.
s. FERGUSON BEACH, Sp@ cal
S. CHAPMAN EE&LE. CONS.
nov l2-eots
na- The above sale has been postponed Ill
SATURDAY, Doc Is 1871. nov ~ +
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THOS. UOY'S
NEW STOVE STORE

s. ". COR. KING = ST. ASAFH NiS.
Having removed into my new store with large
stock Of STOVES Of every description and al
endless variety of TIN w ARE and other goods
kept in thst line. | invite those in want Of sucn
goods to call and examine my stock, believing l
can satisfy them both in price. kind and quality.
Ny facilities for doing all kinds Of work, such
as repairing Fire Place Heaters, Par.or, Dining
Room and Cook Stoves, also Roofing, Gut!ering
and Spouting, have been greatly, enlarged and
improved, enabling me to do such work at the
hortest notice,
HOT AIR FURNACES for heating churches,
public buildings sn1 dwellings, a specially.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Prices for goods, new work and repairing as
low as the lowest. sep IL
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PROPOSALS.

GEALED PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED TO
~ the undersigned, will be received at the
Auditors office until II o'clock M, on MON
DAY, the 10th day of December, 1877, for fur
the corporation wharf now used by the Ameri.
can Coal Company, at the intersection of Oro-
noco and Union strCc.s, t, wit:
1000 feet pf rlcrchantable White Oak Plank,
board measure, for flooring. length Is, Il, Is, 81
and s6 feet, width 6 TO 10 inches, and 4 inches
and ~ piles each As feet in length. the piles TO
be Of white cak, and not less than inches in Gi-
smeter at the small end. The tim bar to be de-.
livered at the coal compsny's wharf and subj Get
to inspection. TIE right to reject any or sll
bids is reserved. Further information made
known on application 10
JOHN T. ARMSTRONG,
nov 30-td Chm Com on PUB. Pro-
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I'y Green 81 " -

Real Estate Agents Ala! r. 80, o.:
TNKUSTEE'S ShLEnF j. ~ EHTI hNH:.r
L KNOWN rs GROVE JDTTAt: :, in th|
village of Falls Chlrch, count? OF FNi!>% ~!
State of Vierinia, improved 81 . i:r%n T|,.
STORY AND FRENEl i:i1E f"E"'''
DWELLING HOUSE, BAE>; "a1 rlher I'M
movements, Ell virtue Of r de-! q .ci:si d":n!
December twelfth, y. y. $50 ana duly rcc''''";
in the Clerks office Of tAili;I County ,G"f, "n
Tho Fourteenth day If D.c3n!brr, y. y. l"'o,
and at the written requcs! OF INC part! s,"''''1
thereby, will sell by rAH!'2 "Ho!!vn, to >"
highest bidder, IL i:oat & tn2 F'2hl!;cS' IL 80
fax, and State OF Virgir;a. on the ~ EkrI''
DAY OF DECEMBER. noX: atl"eiTe o clock
noon the following described n!:Cc CT P:rC'' =
land, situate, lying and 5einEi" tie <i.'.*" o,
Falls Church, in the couEl% a. f:tsF;tf' ~
State of Virginia. to VII: Beginning for tie s':"A
at the north westerly corner Of land n1H Or re-
cent]y belonging % Mis-: j .Eo !iEA.toot. NJ
on the south edge Cf tho MiI&.G Turnpike. "Eh
running along the axe o. SAD turnpike S''.tH
(5O) fifty degrees west, GiJ s%:.e? cA;:n$ t!''
(78) seventy eight links to-l,t:iy :':oyH III
thense south (404) fourty and three Gl.Ft:r CO
grees west ~ four chains AID 90 seven LEES
thense north $50 ifty-nina ard Quarter o.
frees west (3) three chains ard (ISj seventy
eight links thenEc north (46) forty ciEnI dGSrce'
west ID one chain and C21) t"ctty'slS i,HhS
and (6U sixty-onc link: To- stake near s*ss ,,;
frss tree. following Lloyds line; thense scum
1851 eichty.aix degrees east (27J ninety ois@%t
inks to a stake aad s:?nc:,: ths"s2 south nn
forty-one degrees east Q1j fifteen CHAINS hiohG
The line of Lloyd's land to q stone by foncH.
post DOS ' thenso north l8Oeishy degrees eat a.,
Twelve chains and (45) forty five links along Tie
line of said Lghtfoo;s land to the ic Co.. o. Pc ni
neods of land, together with all tho iuproV
and appertananccs to the same belonging,
Terms of sale :-S2ON with the interest there
on at the rate Of ssvon per cent per anhGtn l'Hn
The twelfth day Of December, ~ y. io,o' " u"
day Of sale, or tina Of payment, sad the CESS
Balance Of purchase money in cssh, or on such
time as may bo given by permission or Request
the parties intere=ted therein, to DC annou@t
ed at tho time and place Of sale. a deposit. 9!
two hundred and fifty dollars WI be required 81
the purchaser at time Of sale. which sum |'!l o.
forfeited if terms Of sale arc not compiler WIFE
BY him within ten days after tho sale.
nov 9s-ts Washington. ID. =.
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EsSRa, OYSTERS, DC.

wN r. SMITH SAM l.. SMITH.
VTIILLIAM II SMITH s. CO.,
Dealers in
PRODUCE, FISH AND OYSTERS.
No. 10 north Royal street, Market Building)
Alexandria. Virginia.
Having completed our arrangements Tor the
Produce, Oyster and Fish business, wo are now
prepared to furnish the trado with anything IN
our line at prices TO suit.
We will also receive fresh SALT WAIEE
FISH three times week, when VIII 90 onerea
for sale at stall No. 3, City Market, by Mr.. }. 4.
GRIMES. Orders will receive our special at
fention. aug /
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Commissioners Otico,

Commissioners OGico,
Alexandria. Va, Door. =, 1871.
To all persons whose debts are secured ny decd
from James Fossett and wife to B. II. Berry,
dated the Sth day Of October, 1850, and; nc.
corded in liber U, No. 8, folio 494, land re-
cords of Alexandria; also all others holding
deed and also tho parties TO this cause, and
gil other narsons CONCERNED in tn" f"r"1"'As
decree.
You are hereby notified thst have appointed
the 5th day of January, 1878. at
my c1Iico, in the Market. Building, AloxandrrIs,
Virginia, for ascertaining and reporting the
amounts row due on the debts secured by decd
from James Fossett and wife to b. H.. Berry,
dated the 9Gh day Of October. 1860. and for as
certainhg and reporting aI other liens upon the
real estate convey cd in said deed, as ordered by
the said Decree at which time and place you
are required to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery Of the said Court, this 6lh day OF De-
cember, 1871. A. w. OIL
dec 7-y4w Comm'r. in Chancery.