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.TEIE WAR
Progress of the war.
SEVERE FIGHTING SOUTH
/ 's~'- OF THE BALKANS. IT
France Guards Egypt,
SHEDEsIREsT TO KNOW EXACTLY
WHAT ENGLAND INTENDS,

"a n.
The Daily. News' bucharest corvss-
pondent says IN oficer from the Cssre.,
vitch's hsadquartsrs states thss General
Radeisky hes creased the Bslksns
thrceoA the Bhipka Pass, the Turks
bsslng abandoned their position previ-
ously 6eeause ofthe severe cold. The
Timss' correspondent Al Bucharest makes
. similar report. siaev w
ralsA OCCUPATIONS or soyIA.siel 3.
An ofncial telegram received at st.
Petersburg shows that SOFIA was entered
on the 3D. inst, aftera skirmish In which
the r ussians lost only twenty four mon.
iuss.q HARD gIGTINa, M
A telegram from General Gourko an
nounces that . desperate engagements
seenred on January 2. near Boero. The
Turks attempted to surround five bat
taiions Of Russian infantry and 4 brigade
Of cavalry, but were defeated, leaving
thousand dead on tho iield.,1 e,,,~s-,. - n
( $50 MEN TRozEN TO DEATM. .sssi,r.l
The Russian detachment under, Gen.
eral Dandeville, which supported Gener-
al Gourko In his, moysments over the
Balkans, had So men frozen to death in
one night and $40 frost bittan. .sesT8 ! sl
TERRIBLE sUrFERIEGs on TIN rURiks.
I The official dispatch ststess that the
Russian loss In crossing the Bslksns, how
ever, was not so great ~ at first supposed =
The Turks suffered enormously, and i'm
mense, numbers of sick and wounded
were found In their positions. On De-
cember 81 the whole plain Of Kamariii
was strewn with Turkish corpses. rgeasi
CABINET MEErs TODAY.
Another Cabinet Council 10 summoned
for to-day. The next paragraph may
give clew 70 the business to be consid>
cred. 10 = neA {At.tH" aH5 hiih s7A
FRANCE WILL NOT coEssNr. 81
The Observer publishes the following
in official form 1--WE have reason tc
believe that France, within the last few
days, has requested information from the
British Foreign Office a. to whether
England contemplated any action with
respect to Egypt and that assurances
have been given in reply that none was
contemplated" 80 i1q ssi 81 iH
THE PORTE LsAnNs NOTHING.
A telegram received in Paris from
Constantinople states that the Porte has
asked for an armistice through England.
'ALExANDRrA, Jan. 5.--ExsPresident
Grant has arrived here.uii sa1e sd ffslfa
LONDON, Jan 7.-Genersl Grant has
left Alexandria for Cairo.
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J. a VERY GREAT GENERAL.

From the London Fun. ,'D HA'' 8
First Swell. i say 2levna has fallen.
+ Second ditto. Ya-as - sse. ~, sss-
First Swell. Gweat siow to the-ah-
the--ah GllQN .4Flfa aikf Liza ,n4gU9
Second ditto. To the ali, yes-the Wus-
SLAMS. - -' - t~t
First swell. .Ya-as.- He. mas their pwin-
cipal genewal. / believe. sa -
Second ditto. Ys-as, somessssseg ~ &c
sort. but lweallv, I don't ltwouble TO wead
about the waw. It's too m uch.
First swell. Quite awfuliy too much.
weally; only every body's saying Pleyna's
fallen, you know, and Its fashfonahle,
Second ditto.y Ya-as.l Come 70 my
chambers. Got some d0osid hne Chart
weuse. Come over. A pwesent. ! Come
along old fellah. -.
First Swell. All wight, 1 suppose old
Plevna was q vewy gweat genewal, else
they Wouldn't have made such q doosid
fuss about him. % La -rll aesg 1lafg.Il "a
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LARGE sHIPMENTs OF COTTON,

NORFOLK, Va, January 5.-Four yes
sells cleared tc>day for Liverpool loaded
with cotton amounting to 81, ,000 bales,
valued at el 500, ,000s the largest ship
ment ever made in one day from any
Southern port The ship Barring Broth.
ers, Captain Thorndyke, takes out 1880
bales Of cotton, the largest cargo even
shipped from this or any other Sonthern
pork 81 ilara hna ehug
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viOToR EMMANUEL DYING.
THE KING OF ITALY IN "A CRITICAL.
laa coNDITIoN--THE sYMToMs
haAia ~ 0T,HIs DISEASE. iadi hsqfa

The King of Italy is very III. The frat
dispatch giving an intimstion to that sf-
feet was dated Rome, this evening. It
represented thar the illness was not
serious, but preventing the King going
to Turin. Atelegram dated, II 80 r., NJ.
says it has now transpired that the King
on Saturday was attacked with violent
fever, which produced pleurisys in the
right lung. The King sept several hours
on Saturday night, psrspiring freely.
wards two o'block in the morning. ssa
The daily gazette., 1878-01-07

Robert Prince, OF Encsstle, Va, who
Was seriously hurt BY an accident on q
RAILROAD near Jackson, Miss, about
eighteen rnonths ago, has obtained ; yer,
dict for $500 damages against the COM
pany, a -.
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ii Rsbiic afestfng. "A public ,meetiAe Of the
Moral Suasion keform Association will be
tlis cgenine, and also on Friday evening;
'cemmencinE ut 7.S0 o'elosk. 4 Al are invited.
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1lHn ARTIzANs sAyINos BANK.
: 8ssoa MARK ct STREET,

1yHE ARTIzANs sAviN0s BANK.
80 psoa MARK EFT STREET, ~
IHooRpoRArkD JANUARY sd, ISL.
Open 10 receive deposits daily nom a
N. until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and bat'
urday evenings from 10 . o'clock.
sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
OF six per cent, mas been regularly paid or
deposifs, since the organisation OF the Bank
and Il is the expectation Of the Managers
that this rate OF dividends will BE- continued
When dividends are not Withdrawn, they
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice IL
s-eA s MANAaERs sew
Chas. w. Howlsnd, George q. Capelle,
Nathan,i X. Benson, u. L. Lichenstein,
Henry +; Du5s. 5oS Edgsr1 ~ I.Ossop Dssllns'on
William NJ. Field, VIM. II. swim,
Anthony Higgins.
stsJIE GEO. W. BUSH, President
GEO. q. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2i y E. r. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-22
Bcau:2 ailerrs..wonan; Dealhau's Clothing
the mar.

Communicated.
Ks C1csE OBSERVATIONS. ~S1sx Tho ladies
Oh their rounds shopping this season will surely
Gna out that one Of the finest. competest snd
Ees: selected stocks ever exhibited in this city
,noat positively can be found st tho extensive
dry goods house of Isaac Hichberg, (the succc3'
scr e Slsymaker Co.. This house has taken
particular pride and caro- this season in not only
laying one of the largest stocks over exhibited
be;nrY Tho people of Alexandria and vicinity,
bus thcro las been particular caro- taken II the
selection CT tho most novel and fashlonable
styles .hn market produces, which are marked
down st prices to compete with the closest iiG-
pres here, ia Washington. Baltimore or any
other city in tho Union TALK ls cheap 11s
nobody can tell US what is the price Of it. We
nro prepared 70 convince our customers what
they can ssvo by looking around and then Civ
ing us s call. We havo added several spociatles
TO stock, and lind the demand great Tor
them. We nsme only q few, such as the entire
sale and control for Alexsndcls of Harris Bros.
Seamless Kid Gloves; the sole agency of tho
Charlottesville Woolsn Mills; the cole aud con-
troll agency Of Rotshild's Coaks. in all their
styles .nd qualities, and several other leading
would oace moro coll the attention Of the ladies
10 special arrangement We have made with
eoync Il Tho first importers in New York, snd
sre receiving this day shout $50 different pat:
terms az novelty for Sacks Overskirts and
B.squys il the cheapest and most expensive
sp!N3 NiHHuit.CLufCu We POS!GiSoiS hAO ~
ceiY!ng Tho very LATEST and finest designs in those
goods. and do honestly appeal to the ladies Of
Aleyaadris ard vicinity to give Us call before
purchasing elsewhere We arc determlnod to
keep up tho idest selection in Alexandria, Al!
sci; politely your liberal patronage.
EYE WITNESS.
H. "a largo and we'll assorted stock Of
Carpets in all the grades made. Rugs, Oil Cloth,
l,cnolunl, &c. always on hand and receiving
daily 81 !. HIcuBERG s.,
(Successor to Slsymsker Coz
Alexandria, October q 1878.
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Local BreTSsseS,

Tho Alexandria Cana Protective Associs'
tloa failed to have u meeting last blight for
want Of G quorum.
Mr.. Richard Lloyd. Ct tbi, city. has nur'
chased sub lots 80 and 81. 10 square 1872,
Washington, d. 9. fer 81 600.
4 party c. ncgroc7, with q band OF music,
assembled at tho foot of King street last hight
to escort some excursiopisis iiom Washington,
but the latter failed to como.
The steamer J. w. Thompson came up the
river this evening. covered with flags, in com.
plincnt 10 two brides, who were among the
passengers, one from King Gtorga and the
other from B!ackistone's Island.
Attention is called to the largo sale Of house.
hold furniture at Stewart building Thursday,
Oot. 9th, commencing at 10 O'Clock q. ~
Persons desirine to Inspect tho goods can do
so Tomorrow, Wednesday. See advertisement.
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"A HySGG0IlS Trial.

The court house at Paterson, N. j., vas be-
sicged yesterday morUiog by uoadcscript ana
turbulent crowd of socialists. communists AID
labor apitators Of ali shades OF opinion, who
had gathered TO b. present sc The trla! OF
Joseph i. Mcdonnell, olitor OF the Paterson
Labor Standard, agaloat whom an ladlct.
mont for libel vas recently found. lhe crowd
was 50 dense that when every seat IN the court
room had been filled hundreds vera still obliged
to remain 10 the street below, where they created
q terrible up:oar. Mcdonnell Was defended by
General Thomas D. IIoxsey. aud MeGsrs
SutcIiife aad Barton, aC1 Colonel a. Is.
Woodruff, c0uoty prosecutor, appeared ior the
State, The Stale opened, charging that Nc
Donneil had 10 bis paper called certain Wo1k-
men ia Paterson mill, 'scats, aad numerous
witnesses were examined to prove the ruD!ica'
ton couplsiael of, and their libellous charac'
ter. Several tiDcs dlsturhatc, was lmml.
pent in tho court room, aud Inc hoarse
sounds CT the mob below came up through the
open widow with unpleasant dlstinctness. -
Judge BsrkaloW declared with much severity
that if any demonstrations were made Oh
the part Of the audience he would clear tho
room. After several Witnesses had been
examined recess was taken untll two
O'CLOCK. upon EoluruliS 81 Luab bOul ~ WOO
found next 10 imposs BILE for the officers and jul
rors to gain the door of tho Court House. Two
Jurors who weTo returning il charge of an aged
constable named Monk found 80 much difficulty
that Monk Was compelled to uso force, when he
was sci upon, knocked down, trampled under
foot and seriously injured. & poss OF constables
from the Court House made sally and rescued
their comrsde and drew him into tho building.
Ho wus found severely Gu! about the head and
otherwise injured.
The afternoon session finally began, and was
even moro tumultuous, both within and without
thsn that tho morning. When Con. Hoxsey
WAS masking his opening address in advocating
the rights of Labor 3 cheer rsl through tho
court roo:n. Judge Bar kslow, true to his de.
clsrat;on Ct the morning, ordered tho room
cleared. Ihercupon sceno Of wild confusion
ensusi, and before tie order could DO enforced
there were many blows struck End some blood
lowed. The crowd retired sulenly. No ono
YVES seriously injured the Worae case being shat
of q young man named Sheldon who received
bad cut on the forehead. Finally the trial pro-
ceodtd, the confusion outside increasing but the
officers kept the crowd ct bay. though no attompt
WAS made TO aTTes. the turbulent ind noi5y.-N
!. Herald
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k'Hssr o. tgEEI.slv-ssazs-G, ttCT'fs. %
SIM risoa.......... & il sue aa.s.. II
ARRIVED.
st! j W Thompson. Mcr'ini. 10 i 4. Roed
Str AlsLlann, Nomini. g j Broder5 < 90.
Schr Urcadnsu2l,t, Nov Haven, TO American
Coal Co.
Seer Ha!.ia Kelsey, Nav London, Ia Am
ericsn Goal CD.
S'chr Mabel Rosa rrovi!nnca. to master.
Schr la, Washington, 70 W y Smoot
Schr W ~ iitr!:"t, WISH II, - i X ii"os,
CLEARED.
Str Defiance. :'hi;ado,rhi.. Ivy Il A. !see,i.
S;chr iss.Glin DAY, WnrGtgm, by Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
Schv 4 Il Fields. Baltimore, hy Il i Worth
ing!on.
PASSED ur.
Sch!s American Team. New llevcn for
GeoIgetown; Tennessee, North liver; Annie
Sheppard, Dc; Archer and Reeves, Philadelphia;
Mary Ansna:a, do, Tor Washington.
PASSED DOWN.
Schra ann !. lockwood. BrstcE; A,'iie 81
Bird, Boston; Il Is Kirk, Fsl kiver. ali from
Georgeinwn,
NAsniSoTos, y G, Oct 23--Tho Signal
Service station 8. Barnagst, Il j, reports to the
chief signal oiico rs follows: The schooner
S Carlton, loaded with $50 tons Of railroad iron.
bound from New York TO Philadelphia, is
aground inside of Barnegat Inlet. Tie crew
Of the life saving atstion. No -. ara assisting
her crow. Sho will probably como CT n. ncZt
high Hste-.
The schooner William Mason, Capt Fronch,
which cleared from Georgetown on Friday last,
80 tons of coal for Fall silver, ran aground on
tho bar of The second buoy, whore she has ro'
manned evsr since. Sho has tug lying along
side OF her. and i! WAS expected thu! che wonI!
get off with last nights tido
MEMORANDA.
Stmp = knight, ho1ca ST New fnrl; 2l,t.
Schr Abel W Parker, hence. et N lst.
Schr i Il Odione, hence for Boston, e. lily.
sunis l9.h.
Schr w + Garrison, hcrc:, s. Ncw Haven
18th.
Scbrs F:a:ih L bow end Alfred BrabrocE sail
cd from FroviGc!:co for Georgetown 18Th.
Schrs Mary Z Collins Georgetown for Boston
and Il Skinner. GoIci,o.oya For Providence,
at Vineys,d Haven 18Th
Sclr Roxanns, hence 81 Richmond list
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rb a,o'klTlEs IN DRESS BOOTS AND Shoes
p ue most elegant assortment oil the latest styles
clmM S anu Shoes ever seen in this c]urtTy,
yOo5 t.SSlos all the latest fashions. al: Ct these
apr n. nave been made to cur uHn order, under
IDEA Vt supervision. aad acc,riirS - onr
lfaba III, ,tie tastes ant wants Of The retail
Mesa h. we shall be most happy to oS!slb!:
Size "a =, auli'u goods tc al, whether they &C.
ccl :, u'caase or Io:. WADDEY,
10 King street.
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Plead Guilty.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Oot 22-Bori. s. Dean.
cx-oo!leotor of Summit township, indicted at
this term Of Court Tor ombezzencnt and lar
ceny Of nearly tee thousand dollars Of tho town
ships money, retracted bis former plea Of not
guilty, and plead guilty 10 the last counts 10
the Indictment, charging grand larceny of
IS 700
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Disaster.

New io2K, Oct 22.-Tho bark Evening Star,
from St. Isgo, which arrived here this morning
brought Captain Meyers and three mon Of the
schooner Ocean Lilly, of Hsiifsx, from Kingu-
ton. FOR Turks Island, partly loaded with timber,
which on September 9TH. in hurricane, was
diauastci and driven ashore at PlorcSo and
GhanGpncd
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pooIsY's YEAST POWDER. truly ua-
iiyalled bakirg powder sands cn l:s merits
sonc; and because Of It's perfect purity and
excellence, and fem tic fact that every pack
sge is strictly full weight. the peop'2 have
adopted it 10 their households, sod have the
utmost confidence in it. 1t always DOES Tic
work thecIualy. goes much further ID use, a7u
makes better and Eor3 wholesome and nur!.
liOus biscuits, bread. rolls, mufiaa, c!kca sod
rts ~ than snv other powder in the ctult1y.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR Stability vir-
Y tue CT the decreo Of tho Circuit! Court OF
Fairfax county, rendered at the Jrno tcF.I ISL
in tho uia Of w. Ii. Gooding, assignee, -. j. Il.
Barnes. &c, tho undcrsigEed commissioners O.
salo, will on Monday, Tho 2is. day Of Octo-
Dor, 1878 (Court dsy) sell TO the highoet bidder.
ut IL o'clock m, that CERTAIN TRACT OF
LAND where upon james Fog recently resided.
This land lies about iou7 miles northwest Of
Fairfax G. H., and noa- FoG'5 mills; continuing
two bundled Gnd fifty ono scros "nd % pole -
wall wooded and wa.arod, Of good SOL "rd .n3-
cep:iblo CT hight state OF cuillva:on fer&"'5
desiring to purchase arc rclerrod ID M7. E'Gh%ri
johnson, WHO residns near tho PROMISES.
Terms OF su!e: 50 much cash ii hand IS will
psy tho cost ard expenses Of sale; the residue
iii three CQG&i annual payments, to Boar interest
from tho lay Of sole, and to DO snHnrcd By the
notes Of the purchaser, with good paf;olAl So.
curly, and retention of title until tho last pay
merit is rlad'. CoHyeyancing 81 the cost o: Ito
purchaser. THOMAS l.. Love.
THOM AS MOORE,
Fairfax 9. H.. sp lG-wl5 Comrls. of sale.
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From Harry Hill. the Champion Nr;a;icr
No. oG East Houston street, =. !

know of no remedy that will so quickly re-
move the discolorations OF tho skin resultlr
from Injuries, soreness ard pains O: tho lAio!s,
muscles and bones, the result ct vi3'cCcn and
Continued exercise as Giles L:p'ment lod!do
AMMONIA have used it myself an.: :'aTo
strn it used 10y others an%i recommend It's use
10 oil athletes.
Sold by Il. $. Lcadbcatcr 4 Bro. Send for
ramphlet. DR.. Giles. l2o West Broadway. n.
!. Trial size % cents.
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DEY GOODS must DO sold veiy CHEAP.
Blankets, all pure woo!, pure white on'y, s. 80;
Black Cashmere, pure wool, very wide, sos !;
excellent Black Alpaca, 2j,.; Black Tam;Sc !;
White Blankets, So; beecaed table liaan. sos;
Shaw.s Cassimeres, for boys wear. So. ito
ne1so assortment Of Chitdroas Stockings !;
lhdy's real Eoelish Stockings, woven seams,
-'c excellent Bed Ticking, 25, {; Canton ti.n-
1Mel' Very cheap Red, Blue, White aad Grey
WOO WOOL Flannel beautiful dress goods, l5':
Hiks! Silks Silks tho largest assortment O
lack Sa! aud coored silks Black Silk IS, ST, 100
ID, $50, is and 200, CARRIERS,
sept wifi I'll Market Space.
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DEATH OF FIELDING LEWIS, ESQ "A cor.
correspondent of the Fredericksburg Recorucr
from King George county says: we arc sorry
to record the death Of our esteemed and be-
loved coun;yucn, Mr.. Fielding Lewis. who
Tuesday, the 18Th ios,., tho day on which he
completed bis scvcntieth year le was d.
rect descendant OF Gen. Washington, and pos
sessca the sau1o temperament the same integ
ri'y and honesty OF purpose, the Same degree
of ruauy hooor aud independent spirit which
we suppose grsueG the great msn-making him
behaved 10 lie. aud most deeny lamented ~
DEATH His wife was Miss Greene, Of
Georgetown, /. sister of the vile of the late
Prince Yiurbiji. CT Mexico, whose son Vas
aciyp5ea ty the Emperor Maxinillisn.
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WEATHER PEoBABILIT1Es-Oc %. 1875
Fo- the Middle States increasing cloudiness, fol.
Inwel By rain, variable winds. shifting to north
e. ;.orly, higher temperature and lower pressure
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C.9sS.Ji Cy.E.nEKEE.

Arrival-- Boats NJ Snow, DR. Porter, q
Clifton, T Patton, S S Howison, W Burke, D
Stewart, Lloyd, Green and e Platte, to
American Coal Go; -Four Sisters No 9, Morning
Sun, Elmer S, kats and J w Daily, to Georges
Crock Cosl Co; J West and e III Stonebraker,
TO Hsmp s. Bel. Coal Co.
Departed Boats 7 l. Lemon. NJ . Corsc, II
L Doerner, Is l. Summers Z Sewers, NJ SiI-
clair. -Four Sisters. W Gregory, DR. Porter
G. Clifton and Ii Snow.
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Consistency, thou art a Awe; buy Dta
han. Clothing, you will never wavcr.


Ezs- REopENING OF AN ENTIRE NEW Mill
merry SToCK.-Nlrs. Lindheimer wishes to
inlorn. her numerous friends and customers,
that on account OF the increased business from
her Alexandria friends, and by request OF nu-
mcrous ladies of Alexandria. she will, iadcpcn
dent of her new place in WASHINGTON, reopen
on next Thursday and Friday, October 10Th
and 18th, with an elegant, grand, Ecw and
complete stock OF
Esy" MILLINERY. F-ts5a
consisting Of Pattern Hats, Patton Bonucts,
Feathers, Flowers, &c., and OF the most choice
styles aad designs ever before exhibited at
Alexandria, or anywhere else, at her old stand,
No. is King street. to which the 2)"bltc az gen.
eral and the ladies' in particular, arc cordially
invited.
Mrs. Lindhcimcr will devote her special timo
AMI attention to the Alexandria store, and hopes
tc be literally raronizcd. Prices guaranteed
to be cheaper than ever. Respectfully yours,
Mrs. S. lANDHEMER,
Nos. e King ST., Alexandra, Va, and 904 7th
street, Washington, d. y. oct Sim
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v, sor upwards Of thirty years Mrs. Wiaslo",s
,nu"alng Syrup has been used Tor children. 1t
s sor acldity OF the stomach relieves vino
J;as' regulates the bowels, cures dyseatary aud
n.bnl@a, whether arising iros;i teethlcz ,os
~ y;'es causes. An oii and veil tried rouedy
81 ceu's bottle. c 2.,32-ti
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ERAECIS y. EMlI., IT.,
CcL S-2.;ftS Com llisG;oner OF Sale.

DUBE.IC SALE OF FGIEFAN Lhf2 g.
4 Ey viI.uo Of !, decree Ct lac Circuit Cuur!
Of Fni.r,x county, rendered. in Tho csi! o. :.
Il. Fo:,i's adm. We. Gibson :. Wh&!cy, sc :,
st tho No1cm5cr terin, 1876, OF said CGli:t. the
unde. s;guld. commissioners, will otlGr ior s%la
by public suction, in .fr0r. Of the C;uf. House
Of said county, on MONDAY. Tho l!.h day CT
November, 1873, (irst day Of Circuit Court) b.
tween tho hours OF i N. and 2 .. IT,, al ta.t
TRACT OF LAND Upon which the said ,tTha-
ley now resides, tho same beng situate II tho
county, Of Fairfa;; and lying on both sides CT
tho public road leading fIom Vienna station,
w. Sc .. X. T., and Fairfax {. e., Va, a5ou.
Il miles from the tGrner place ard the same
from tho latter containing in all about 81 acres.
Thel snG is very elgib]y situated, sdjoioing tho
lands Of W. Z. Speer and others, and lying q!
the junction Of The rood leading dircc: 20 George
town and Tho road above mentioned. - con-
tsins SMALL y WELLiHG HOUSE, AID IS
very desirable property.
Terms CT Sale: So much cash IS vii! Ds7 the
cost ard expenses c. suit and SALE aGy 500, aid
the residue On g credit Of orc, $50 Gad three
years, with interest i:on day OF s.le tho :ur"
chaser executing his bonds Tor tho dctcrrod pay
rcnts, with approved personal security, and re-
tction Of title untt tho purchase money is fully
ps;d. Should one third OF Tho whole purchase
money DO paid in cash, persona! security Will b
dispensed with.
The Commissioners aTo au!horiz,I by The
Court to make private salo Of sid property, il
done before the day Of sso. Should it be desir-
able the said Commissioners will divide sSid
tract Of land 0nt sell the part; Stpsratoy.
THOMAS MOORE, Comm rs
81. Ii. WELLS, J cfSs!".
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Dead.

Boston. Oct. 222.-Corncius Sullivan died
as; ,isht iroEn icjuries received at the Wollas
an disaster. This makes 20 deaths in alI from
that casualty
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JEFFERSON DAVIS on NORTHERN ElD.-
The following is aa extract from letter
wrIlcu hy J;ferson Davis rom lis Lonc
st Beauvior, lot far ir;n Ne" Orlcar,
to friend il New York few days
before the death Of his SOD. Ii not only shows
mo horetaiocsa e Inc mar in regard to the
checking OF the yellow fever, but proves that
there !Ta less bitter feeling in the South to-
war! tic N3Flh to dag tlian there WAS year
ago:
"lho !Gnc 10 at hand w;.ca !Iost may be cX-
rected OF Memphis. SD the effect it produces
has usually been felt for several degrees Ct lati'
tuGe south of the place where it occurred. We
sre here suErCunled by fever and the circle
steadily IaTrows, but ug residence is 81 isola-
ted that we may fairly nope not 10 be
Invaded hy the II ellen. The disease, how
ever, ha3 this year soG)a characteristics
hitherto uakuoWn sn'i the Suffering has
been az! is MORO geusraI and severe
than Of aay previous epidemic. Tho not!o
generosity Of tic ?:Hrt!;cgD people IA this day
of our extreme stllicion has been f,ls with
deor gratitude aad has dono more for tho fra
terpzltion 9! whicl. many idI7 rrato than
would macy Volumes Of rhetorical assurance. .