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The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
.SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF's SALE. a' .ast na,.
Byvirtue OF writ Of Levari Facias to me
dir ected, will be exposed to Public sale, at
the Hotel of Alex. Maxwell, in st. Georges
Hundred, in New Castle County, Delaware,
SATURDAY. "a the 2Sth day OF September,
1873 att O. CLOCK p. M,
7 The following described real estate, VIZ
All that certain tract ofupland and marsh
known as High HooE, situated In 81.
Georges Hundred, New Castle p County. 9 ;a.i,s ana
III wit: Beginning where an old white oak
formerly stood by the side Of the. marsh,
and on the west side o. q branch which
extends up at Drawyer's Creek, and run
ming thence north 40 degrees east ~ Perfnes il 5
of the land of the late q. B. Glazier north
and by east 1914 perches to corner white
OAK standing by the side of "a branch which
divides this from the lands of George W.
Karsner. thence down said branch on the
thereof $50 perches to corner white oak
on the south side of said branch, thence
south 40 degrees west IS perches to the head
Of a valley, thence southwest 4S perches,
thence south and by west 70 perches TO- q
cernersen the east side of branch by the
side of D marsh, tine ace along q small run
In the marsh which divides this from the
marsh 81 the late Samuel Townsend south
80 degrees east IA perches, thence south 20
degrees east 10 perches, south 6O degrees
east ~ perches, north u degrees east lO
perches, south 81 degrees east IL perches up
Appoq uinimink Creek, and running to
ss Id creek by the several courses thereof
)utb 80 deg. west 26 perehes, thence snuth
81 degrees west 20 perches, thence south ~
degrees west 40 perches, thence south 10
degrees east 40 perehes, thence south 65
degrees west 40 perches to a corner stake
by the creek side, thence leaving the
creek and running through the marsh
north 10 degrees we st 40 percnes to another
corner stake, thence south 65 degrees
west to o stake standing near the creek
thence through: the marsh north 80 Ce.
grees west 200 perches to first mentioned
corner and place Of beginning, containing
within these bounds 232 acres of upland,
and 1l2'acres and 1873 perches Of land, more
or less.
ginning at q post at the side Of Appoq nin-
mink [ reek Aforesaid, being corner o!
the before described marsh and running up
said creek the several courses thereof !5S
perches, thence up Drawyer's Greek by Its
thence by the marsh Of the late z. B. Glaz-.
| ier and north 25 degrees east "a perches to
q post, being corner of the land Of said
q. B Glszier, deceased, and the place OF
beginning of the other before mentioned
| tract, thence reserving the last line thereof
| south 80 degrees east 1874 perches to the
place of be aiming, conta ming SO 81 acres
| Of m arsh, more or less, with the improve
ments thereon. cons sting of two-and-a-
half story brick house, f. anne barn, stsbling
granary, two small frame tenant houses
| and other out buildings thereon. Upon
this farn.are 5000 or .6010 pea h trees in full
| bearing.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of George H. Foard and Alice J.
Foard his wife, and t, T., and to be sold by
- ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff.
| sheriff's Office, New Castle, September s
| 1873.
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THEf'LITTLE ELECTION"

f.
4: The "little election" for assessors and
inspectors in the several election districts
ofthis county, will take place on the frst
Tuesday in October. The following per-
sons have been appointed by the Levy
Court to hold the election in this city:
First district-William ]. Maxwell.
Second district Charles Cannon.
Third dfs,rict--Patrick Lambert.
Fourth district-James McGlinchey.
Fifth district--Passmore H. Mitchell
Sixth district--Michael Whelan.
Seventh district-E Fl. Wells.
Eighth district-Nathan Green,
Ninth district-Wiiliam II. Lee.
Tenth district-W. H. Hyatt.
Eleventh DISTRICT ames w. Ware.
- Twelfth district-Isaac s. Price. or
Thirteenth district-George Lloyd.
! Fourteenth district-Richard H. Rowe.
fifteenth district-John F. Dolan.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
sHERIFFs SALES
.yHLRIFF,ssALE.

= -By virtue of a writ Of Levari Facias TO me
directed. will be ex posed to Public Sale, at
The Hotel of Jacob Hyatt, in Newport,
Christiana Hundred, New Castle county
FRIDAY. the 9th day Of Sci tember. 1878,
at2 O'Clock. D. ms
The following described real estate viz
All that certain plantation or tract Ofland.
SIT uate, lying and being In the hundred OF
Christiana, bounded and described as 1oi
lows, to wit; Beginning at Q white Gag az
or near Chestnut Run, q corner OF land late
Of Peter Brynberg now Of John ": Tatnm
then oe north As degreeR west So perches.
north 88 S.4 degrees west 52perches, thence
south perches, thence west 3S 7.lO perches,
thence south 80 az degrees wes1 .,oS o. sc,' o.1V
thence along the same south ~ degrees
east 85 9-1O perches to corner stone. near
a small run, thence bv the same land south
"a degrees west % 7-l0 perches to another
63 degrees east 20 6-lO percnes to q stake or pr
stone thence south 80 IL degrees II 10
perches to stone in the middle OF Rich
aTdson's road, thence continuing the same
course 8S perches to q stone, thence norm
"a degrees east IA l.2 perches to pock,
thence north 8 l-2 degrees west u ~
perches, thence north forty-nine and q
| half degrees east twenty petc cnes 10 Ihe
saiu white oak tree and place ofbeg1nning,
containing within,said bounds 72S 4acres oI
i
Also, All that certain plantation or tracs
of land adjoining the above described
tract and bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit: Beginning et black OAK
| sanling a corner for the heirs OF Joseph
| Stidham, decd, thence along SAID SUD
nam's lanu these next three lines, VIZ:
South IL l.2 degrees east 43 2elo perches
| to a corner stone on the ditch OF the morn
hedge, thence south 81 "a degrees west Al
6.i0 perches along said hedge to q corner
stone. and south l-2 degrees ----T l-l0
| perches to stone corner of q line OF lana
| Of what was formerly John Springer's al
| lotment, thence by the same south ~ l-2
degrees west "a $40 perches to corner
| stone in the west side OF Richardson 8
i Road, thence along the line OF said roao
north IA degrees west 1S IL Perches 10
cornerst6n and north Al percnes 10 cor. r.
/ ner stone In the above described tract OF
land, thence by the same these next three
Lines, viz; North 81 degrees east Il 4-l0
lperches to stake by a run, thence up said
| run north IS degrees west 6-lO perches to
a stake. thence north IL degrees east Id
perches to stake, thence north "A degrees
east "a perches TO an old marked corner
white oak by the ride OF the aforesaid run
of Peter Brynburg's land, thence north ~
Of Isaac Stidham's allotment, thence by
lime thereof south 82l,2 degrees east 50 IL
tperches to the place Of beginning, contain l.
Ing At 4acres and 10 perches of land be
the same more o" less, with two story
lbrick and frame house, frame barn, and
other out buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Joseph 8. Foreman, and TO De
sold by ,o,,,,p u,,au,e
sherifrs Office, New Castle, September 4,
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Can the Truth Overtake q Lie.

Investigation discloses the fact that the
lady reported in the Associated Press dis
patches, about Aug, 10th. tn have died in
Chicago after two weeks use OF some re-
puted remedy for corpulency, had not
taken Allan's Anti-Fat' but had used q
preparation put up by regular physician
In Luzerne, Pa Allans AntfFat is man.
ufactured In Buffalo. N. Y, by the under-
signed. We have already sold over 100,-
700 bottles of it. 1t has therefore been
taken by thousands, and I'VE challenge
proof that it has ever harmed any body,
unless the reduction of obese persons from
20 tr 10 pounds, leaving them healthy and
stl ong, Is considered q misfortune. Fur
thermore, we hereby offer $500 reward for
evidence showing that 1t contains peison-
GUS or injurious Ingredients. Wealso offer
$1,000 If we cannot prove that it has.reduced
number of persons as stated herein. and
always without injury. II is said lie will
outtravel the truth any time, bat we trust
that those. newspapers.t that have misled
the public by saying that physicians at
tributed the lady's death to the use of
Antf-fat (Which is only put up by us. the
term "Anti- Fat being our trade-mark),
will correct the false impression they have
conveyed, by publishing this refutation.
BOTANIC MEDICINE co.,
70 a.ary,, Ill. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
SHERLFPS SALES.
hEa1FF'S SALE.

By virtue OF a witt of Levari Facias to
me directed; will be exposed to Public
Whitfield, in the City,. Hundred sI ana
County of New Castle. Del, on
THURSDAY, the 26th day OF Sept % Der
1875 at2 o'clock p. m,
The following described Tea estate, viz.
situate on . northerly side of the New
Castle and Frenchtown Railroad, in the
hundred and county Of New Castle, afore-
| said, bounded and described as follows,
(acco' ding TO survey made by A. F. PEN
nington, March 1859 to wit: Beginning at
| erall and corner OF land of George McCrone
and George Bartholomew, and running
thence with land of the said George
| McCrone north 40 1-2 degrees east 25 5pefches
perches and SO chains to the New Castle
and FrenchIown. turnpike road, thence
| Herewith north 48 degrees east 46 chains
| thence with land OF A, v. Lesly south 80 l.2
d grees east 13 perches and Al chains south
81 degrees east 2 perches and 35 chains,
| ch sins, south 26 IA degrees east 68 chains,
south 70 degrees west 81 perohes and 81
chains with The Delaware Railroad to the
said turnpike road. thence Herewith north
thence with lands Of simon Rodm man north
| Is t.2 degrees west perches and "a chains,
south ~ degrees west Q perchss and 79
chains to q stone, thence with lands Of the
said VIM Motherall north rs 1-2 de-. rees
west perches and 50 c"alns to the place
Of beginning, containing So acres and 4
square perches Of land, be- the same more
| or less, - a,n q 4
Seized and taken In execution as the
property Of John Bartholomew, surviving
mortgagor of John and Ellen r. Bartholol
NEW hls:wife, and t. t., lad to be sold by
l ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff.
1873.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
THE PESTILEaCE IN NEW OR
.Itsg "tsl Fa| LEANS. t"aE .H5

:. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE Times
of this city, in its issue to-day, states that
for period of twenty-eight years, from
1892 to 1S49 inclusive, New Orleans was
afflicted with yellow, fever each year, with
thirteen declared epidemics in that time
aud six visitations 80 heavy that they
should have been pronounced epidemics
average from l, 800 to 1000 deaths each
1t also demonstrates that in those years
the theory Of Importation did not hold
but that the disease was regarded az clear
ly indigenous. p g'g.fsst
Special from New Orleans. 70. 55a u! ~
In the first district, which is almost
burned out, the decease is slowly iassum'
ing more malignant form, the percsntage
of deaths being almost double what it was
a few days ago. Ice is now almost univer'
sally recognized to be the most successful
resort in causes of extreme danger, and
several lous cures have been record
ed. ''s'.1 =" IL" 81 ''' ..'' '--- ~ s''~' "'"
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
BUTLER's TRIUMPH
THE pnnocRAr1c.corvaErIoN NcHrNATrs

TIE DsnocRAr1c coNvRKrIoN NoxrNATEs
A despatch from Worcester, Mass, dated
Sept. II, says The Democratic Conven>t
taon unanimously nominated B. +. Butler
Tor Governor. 2 -''' .s'''e
The Convention was further organized by
tue choice Of Pr. A., +. Rice, Matthew
Foley and p. ,Mehan, secretaries. JPd John I.
Rice, Of Springfield, said be proposed to
nominate q man who believed in good OLD
Democratic principles and would right the
oli Commonwealth. He wherefore nemi.
mated ss candidate l0rE. Governor General
BENJAMIN +. Butler. lCheers and great
excitement the delegatss all rising ana 'l
Mr.. Cook, !, Of Boston, seconded themotion.
The chairman stated the motion, when
John C.. Galvan, of Stoushtpn, took the
foor and, protested against the name OF
Bepi. +. Butler, and asEed how In the name
| of God Democrat could consistently nomi7
nate General aButier.-as the Democratic
nomines for the. Goyernorship. For fifteen
wears Butler has opposed every Democratic
principle. By his own declarations be u
not Democrat, and you cannot consistently
4 nominate him. The speech was received receives
WITH hisses and cries to put the speaker
| out. At the conclusion Of the speech three
groans for the speaker and three cheers fo'
General Butler eregiven.
A Comm t.a Oh Resolutions was ther
appointed. On motion, commite ee wal
appointed to report candidates for the re,
mainine officials on the State ticket. ) ~ {
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SUICIDE OF A TRAMP WITH THE
DISEASE 10 dE4 |

CINCINNATI. Sept. MA special de-
spateh states that at Bridgeport, Ohio,
Walter Worley, q farmer, gave lodging
to tramp on Saturday last who was ta-
ken sick during the night. - ; ..a !,
A physician was called in, who declared
it case of yellow fever, and arrangements
were made without delay for the removal
Of the patient to the county infrmary.
When the sick man discovered that he
was attacked by yellow fever be drew re-
volver and shot himself through the head,
killing himself instantly. ~--- /:
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
RELEAsEoF GONDON AND ME
t.yI g.gt LODY, THE FENIANS. .W :

r PoRTLAND,. IA; ] Eng, Sept. 17-Condon
and Melody, the Fenians, were discharged
from Portland Prison this morning and
left BY the $50 o'clock train fer South>
ampton in charge Of a Deputy Governor
Of the prison and two wardens, who will
attend them until they are embarked on
the North German Lloyds steamer Mosel,
which sails to-day from Southampton fol
New York. r,. ,4,.,. u t...,,.,,sfi ott'. =
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p ICE FORsTHE SUFFERERS.
Maine letter.

Maine letter. y, L-' .'.. .oH'.
A movement is on foot among the diff
erent ice merchants and companies in the
vicinity Of Gardiner to raise 1000 tons Of
ice for the yellow fever sufferers, which it
is reported the different railroads have Of
fered to transport free. About 900 tons
have already been secured. ' I'll.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18

young brother he sent to deliver y. Sns
vas mol, at the service in which had ieiI
her: she had gone away, having told her
mistress she was going to Europe; this was
part of on arrangement, hswever, for 10
order to Or went the discovery OF her con,
dition it was necessary to state some gooo
excuse for going away.
Do you know whether Ellen had any
relatives in this county? asked ne Goro'
ner. a.sy.a., r-., mr.. topkvr
EILEs's RELATIVES. a@a
"She told me she had an uncle, who
lived in New Yerk, but what his name !,
was or where he lived never learned"
"Do you know whether this young wo-
mar, had any money?" g4 y W. '
7aI do not know; I never her say"
s"It was your intention to have married
Ellen, then2' y a :.
"Yes; as soon as I obtained steady
work." st7.E y zo re gs g..1a7fo.
'Did she ever accuse you Of wrongini
her?" ILL. ss..a.. s.s Y. n
"No; she did not" p y. 81 !. ~ 4
Here the young maa concluded bis tes
timony and stood aside to make room
for Dr.. Charles w. ,Walser, who made
post-mortem examination of the remains
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18

DECTN business you can engage ~,
RES SIS to $50 per day made by any
worker OF either sex, right 1t their ownlo.
lalities. Particulars and samples WORM SC
busine ess,. Address sTINsoN q 90. Portland
Maine 'N' S'i''" N' "a -'i'..'" y Nii'-
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
NR, FIT ~ R'S vEdETALBE
II MATIC REMEDY.-Is the z

Ton of one OF Philadelpnia's cldest|
clans, and is guaran teed to cure Y
tism, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, ~
&c. Or money refunded, by invia|
the nerves, purifying the blood,
tralizing poisonous deposits in the
BY merit 1t has become standaT
cine, Suffering and money saved
1t In time. = Remember that Dr,
the only ,pnystCian In America
10 years to this one line Of practic
warranted, Advice gratis. 46 Sou
street.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18

a N ORDINANCE TO CHANGE AND
N RE. EsTABLISH THE GRADES OF
.FARTs oFC-sRTAIN STREETS IN The
CITY OF FWILMINGTO&. :. 81 r ts,,.
Be 1t ordaIned by the. City Council Of
Y Sec @ |. Fiat Adams street shall be a lead.
ing street from the curb lines on the south
west side of Delaware Avenue to the curb
line on the north east side of Tenth street
and fforA he curb line on the north east
side of Delaware Avenue to the Brandy
wine creek. -
'xsec. 3. That Van nBurenf street shall be "a
leading street fiona the curb line on the
northeast side Of Delaware Avenue to the
Bra dndyw' ne creek. rgt PID-. .Hta g!t r
Sec. g.. That Madison street shall be. q
leading street from the curb lii g on the
southwest side of Delaware Avenue to the
curb Lille on the northeast SIDE of Tenth
street. l.. ~
Sec. a. ,Ib' all ordinances and parts lof
ordinances ihconsistant herewith be an
are hereby repeatsGbg1i J.. = If li.w .
Passed at the CityoH oHslld sep ptember, 18th,
A ~ 400 NJ. i. 11vH rESsrElv,
President OF City Council.
EDMUND B. F.iAZER, Clerk OF tue City
Council, las
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
WANTS.

WY ANTE D-A tin roofer at A. Hentz
w No, l2s W. Second street..
xKYANTED-A good ta1loress 70 ,ots WotH
w On custom coats; al.o one ON pants
Apply "' se. : - w. A. CARLSON.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
ADULTS -

ADULTS - Is cents.
u CHILDREN ..
In order to give the citizens and especially
the Chi dren of Philadelphia, who cannot
leave the city drring the warm weather an
opportunity of enjoying the many attrac.
tions of the exhibition.
EXCURSIONS, SCHOOLS, AND -a
III PIC NC PARTIES a..
will be furnished with cool rooms and ta-
BILE accommodations for lunching.. q"
- EXHIBITS 90
OF every description with Machinery in
Motion, together with new Musical and
other attractive features daily, including
NoRTHcoTT, the great cornet player, and
Mr.THEo C.KNAUFF, thecelebrated organ
lst who will perform evey afternoon.
.a4 4.,..- jy -2S-2m
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
NOTICES.

N7OTfCE-Tle Citizens Loan Association, !,
~ New sock for sale, no back payments
Apply, to. GEO. 9. MAKlS, Sec'y., SOi snip
lev street. sep Al'lA
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18

TIL Than at anything else, capital not re-
auired; we will start you;
" home made by the Industrious men,
women. boys and girls wanted per day 70
work for us; Now is the time. MeD W
outfit and terms free. address TRUE q %
Augusta. Maine. ....r, r.. ,,.-.,,.oz
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LOTTERIES.
)0YAL HAVANA LOTTERY,

s21 Prizesy amounting TO ispanish) s75O,O0o
1nformstfoi, cfurnisded FREE. Orders
filed Primes cas- deds .Spanish Bank bills
and Goyernm ept ID puI chased. n
IN ,ltT.a TAYLOR d CO., Bankers
~ .'gh'' ona II WalPat. New YORK,
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18

|nIYORCEs, in any state, without pub
~ licity, send stamp for the law, g. H.,
SIMS, Chicago,
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
sPECIAL CAR D.

DURING THE SUMNER VACATION.
and until September LIST, the Managers have
decided to reduce the rate of admission as
follows: u q ~
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
A. GINNET &Co,

These Silks have worldwide re-
putation, and are excelled by none
and equalled by but few, and are
sold at prices paid for inferior Silks.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
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ADJUSTMENTS.

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
/ Centennial Grounds, Philadelphia
The Morning herald., 1878-09-18
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-26
EDEgE BEEEETEES.

Tue dogs aro aaid to be playing havac amongst
the sheep ia The all AGENT c9uo:ry.
Attention is called to the change in the scbed'
ule OF tie Potomac Ferry boats, made NECESSARY
by the ice.
The OVersaer Of The Outdoor Poor adVtriises
in another column, for proposals for Furnishing
erccaries.
The advertis ,meot Of Mr.. +. A. Howell, toe
halter, will be found in another column. lie
guarantees Satisfaction. Give bin call.
The Rel f Ro)k and Ladder CtmplDy, with
characteristic cucrgy, have engaged Donch's
bsrd Tor the parade 90 the 22d Of February.
Miss Charlotte Thompson AID her company
performed agsia o. Tuesday Eight at Sarepta
Hail to very small house TIE playing, as
on the proceeding light, was excellent, and de-
served full audience.
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IaEJeJFEDM fSAE.:Ea.

81 ONeal IS Lucas, Auctioneers.
EsI VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF TIE
Az Cor3orsLi2n Court Cor the city Of Alex2n-
dr;s, Viiginis, rendered at the December term,
1915. thereof. in the chsncery cause of Skidnore
W. Skidmoro aGd others, the subscribers, com.
rlssiona?s cf ssie undar ssid decree, will Offer
for ssla by publi2 auction, en- SATU RDAY,
'front.' c. Che Aarket Building, on Royel street,
IL TIA city Of Alexandra, Va, the following
described resi- estate. tho Sid city of A!axan-
d!;a, OF which =. r. Skidmo-o Gied seized, viz
rio, !. i LC,I CT GROUND with q L VIC
&EOME FRAME TEHEmENT thereon, on
INC east side Of Henry street, between Cameron
and Queen streets, in front about - feet, and in
depth i23 ieet ) inches.
no. :. 4 LOI' OF CECUrn with TWO
STORY FRAMa TENEMENT thereon, I'D.
joing 10. TX. CT tho. north, IN front aboat ID
feet, and in deD!h l23 feet inches.
No. 8. TWO UNDIVIDED Thirds OF &
LOT OF GROUND adjoining lot No. OF the
:Cr!h, in front feet and in depth 123 feet H.
70. i. Z LOT ON GROUND on The esst side
Of Henry arrest, between Queen and Princess
strac:s, in front 90 feet ? inches, and in depth
ll5 feet II incnc3 to an alley Is feet wide
no, s. 4. LOT OF GEOUND On the south
side OF Queen atraes, between Henry snd Pat
rick streets. il front on Queen street Il feet e
inches ;.ad in depth l0) Iset to IN allay Is feet
wide.
lorms Of Sale: Gne third Of the purchase
money in cash. and thu residue in two equal
payments s. six cad twelve months from the
day Of snio. with interest; the deferred pay
moots tc b. secured By the notas of the purchss-
tho title to tho property sold until they are paid.
JOHN Id. JOHNSON,
ALBEIT STUART,
dec 13-cn.s CCmm'rs of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-26
BY L. 4. kerby, Saie:msr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
- TATE-By virtue of q decree oftho Circuit
H29Tt Of sSsndfis c9unt prE9nounead at is
Crccacr. guardian, VS.. C.ockel's executors and
other, tho UNDERSIGNED, &s special commissioner
in ssia case, will oTer tor sale by public auction.
on !5ATU knAI, Jsnuary 1873, 1879, at twelve
o'ciocs H., in froat CT the Market House, on
koyGl streat, Alexandria. Virginia, certain
PART UE PARCEL OF LAND. lying in AZ
ezandria county, aad described as follows
Commencing On tie north side Of the Colunbi
turnpike, ard running thence north eight do,
gress west forty i've end half rods; thence
north eighty three degrees esst thirty four and
g half rods 10 the Columbia school house, thence
westerly along tho north line Of said school lot
TO the northweit corner thereof; thence soutner-
)y along the west line OF said school LOT ten rods,
or thereabouts, to the aforesaid turnpike thence
westerly along the said turnpike to tine place OF
beginning, containing two acros Of land, to-
Scthsr with oil the appurLenances belonging.
Terms Of Sale: Ten per centun OF tho pur-
chs:e money in hacd, End the residue upon
credit Of Elk, twelve aud eighteen months, ev.
dcncei BY the bonds OF tho purchaser, for the
deferred Esym:nts. in equal iE:talments, bear"
Ing interest from dstn. lhe title 10 be retained
'l;.tl :he whole CT the purchase money is psd.
COUETLAND Ii. SMITH,
2cc 1918 Special Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-26

BROTHERHOOD OF TIE UN1oN.-At q meet
ing of Jefferson Circle, Brotherhood CT the
Uaioo, held last NIGHT, the following officers
were elected &c. w.. j. 4. Ward; Q. f., E.
Wood; Fl. T.. II. r. Norris; Il. S. K, i. l..
Kelley; H.. r.. j. l.. Boyer; H.. George i
Lylcs; ". D., Wu. Su.tor; ". N, b. Tom
lie; s. T., J. l.. Buyer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-26

Nlap7 c,sas have come under tu1 nosIo9
she-e slcec bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough ~
rup relieved sufferer from severe cough,
which had bees treated for mouths by c,mpe'
tenr phys;aiass 25c