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TURKEY.
nryoLr KrrpIsrAN.

CoSsrASrrxorLE, November 27.-1ntelli-
gence has been received here that revolt
has broken out in Kurdistan. Troops
have been sent to suppress the disturb
anHn
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New YoRK, November .27.-Judge Ii.
vermore, in the Court OF Common Pleas,
special term yesterday, naturalized a
Chinaman.
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FRANCE.

FARts, November 27.-American resi-
dents last night gave a ball in honor Of
Governor Richard McCormick.
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,ls1 /. ls.' l!t. an improvement during /.
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RAILROAD BoSps-Generally flrmcr.


srocKs = To-day exhibited considerable
weakness for coal shares which declined ! Il
per cent for New Jersey Central, TX for Nor.
ris & Essex and Delaware, L.ackawanna &
Western, and AZ per cent for Delaware &
Hudson. This weakness was due to the DIFF
ferenees existing among the coal companies
and TO tho announcement OF lower schedule
ofprices for coal by the Pennsylvania Goal Co.
In The, final dealings however, these shares
y to ~ per cent The general market was
frm and closed at about the best figures OF the
day.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 5000 were Lake Shore, 5000 North.
western common 5000 preferred, 10000 81.
Paul common, 5000 preferred, 5000 Lacka.
wanna, 5000 New Jersey Central, 1900 Della
ware & Hudson, G,000 Morris & Essex, 1900
Western Union, and 5000 Missouri, Kansas &
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SILVER PURCHASE.

The Treasurer to-day purchased between
SOC, 900 and 400,000 ounces OF silver at o
fraction below London rates.
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WASHINGTON.
SUCCESS OF TIE FOUR PER cRSTs-FuRrHER
ISSUE POSSIBLE.

WASHINGTON, November 26.-In his an.
nual report to be submitted to Congress
next Monday the Secretary ofthe Treasury
will be able TO announce the sale OF four
per cent bonds to the amount OF over one
hundred million dollars during the past
year. The Secretary is Of the opinion that
the sale OF the four per cent for the next
year will reach at least three hundred mil
lion dollars. II the sale OF four per cents
continues at the rate which is now antici.
pated the probability is that the next Con-
gress will nave to authorize further issue
OF that series OF bonds. The total amount
now authorised by law Is one thousand
million dollars. There seems TO be no
doubt at all that It will be perfectly feasible
TO fund all the outstanding six per cent
bonds in four per cents in comparatively
short time. The Secretary Of the Treasury
will very probably repeat his former re-
commendation that authority be given TO
issue bond OF Us low denomination Us
$40 to bear interest at the rate OF 3.65 per
annum. This will be for the benefit OF
persons OF small means, and Is on the plan
in operation for long time by the French
government, whereby the humblest
citizen is enabled to be creditor OF the
government.
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general reader at q time like this, be-
are it shows that the business Of the
suutr is on a rising scale. The railroads
ueindces Otcommercial activity. Iftheir
Eaaage increases it is because produce
{, merchandise are moving between the
tternt sections OF the country in in
eaei volume, and this fact shows that
I ability Of the country to consume pro-
ture and merchandise has increased,
'hich is only another form Of expression
'Eaying that times are improving.
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rnH on ExclrEMENT.

Our town is considerably excited on the
oil question. Some say the company bor-
ing over the river have made q strike; ut
anyrate they have stopped work, and are
getting all the leases they can. l.attempt.
ed TO interview some OF the company, but
they appeared to be very reheent; and
about all / could get from them was,
"wait day or two, and We will know all
about it."
/ am not one OF the over.sanguine, but
there is something up. We want an oil
well, gold mine, silver mine, or tirst;class
earthquake to shake us up q little down
here, ior we are Just about Us dead com
munity as you can find any where; More
anon. QUlLL.
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WASHINGTON, November27.-This morn
ing Deputy Marshal Stillwell, Of the Nor
thern Illinois District, arrived here with q
certified copy OF the indictment recently
found by the U. S. District Court at Chi
cago, charging Hill, supervising architect
OF the Treasury, and Mills, a contractor,
and others, with conspiracy to defraud the
Government, He had also warrants for
the arrest OF Hill and Mills and
on presenting them to the Chief Justice
bench warrants were issued and were
served by Deputy Marshal Williams, who
had the accused parties in Court ut two
o'clock. The bail fixed in Chicago was
5000 each. and the same amount was
fixed here for their appearance to answer
December 10th, which was given. Robert
c. Hewitt and Samuel G. Eas went on
Mills bond. Lester A. Bartlett became
surety for Architect Hill. 'i.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.
New work Money and stocks.

NRw YoRK, November 27.-MoSEY - Easy
at 3a4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper "
as per cent. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed ,$Ss9000. Custom receipts $3es 600.
Clearings, $4,000. Sterling Exchange,
bankers bills quiet at 4.slIf; Sight Exchange
on New York 4s8.
GoLD-weak at 1907. Carrying rates Ia
2K per cent Borrowing rates aat.
GoyKRSMKSTs-Strong and higher.
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A sheriffs Posse Badly Riddled by a Negro
Outlaw In Louisiana.
THE poMERAx1A DISASTER.



London this morning, with the exception
OF three children, who are supposed to
have been orphaned by the disaster. One
Of these children is Martha Miller, aged
four years, who says she is the daughtero OF
q sea Captain at Bucnos Ayres. The child
adds that her mother, sister Dora and
brother Ollie were on board.
Two children, girls, aged respectively 3
years and 0 months, remain in Dover not
identified.
THE LucHE FAMILY.
New YoRK, November 27.-The follow
ing dispatch was received to-day regard
ing Ernst b. Lucke, wife and three child
ren, passengers on the Pomerania: Ernst
and family lost. While speaking to n
friend few days ago, before leaving New
York, Lucke said | shall not get off at
Plymouth but cross the channel direct,
His friend said, don't you know its not
lucky to continue voyage in vessel at
Lucke said he did not mind ancient super
stition and should so home first.
CAPT. sCHwESzES.
ROTTERDAM, November 27.-It is impos
sible to converse with Capt Schwenzen,
who is under medical treatment. His ner-
vous system beingstrongly affected he has
received nobody.
The Captain OF the City OF Amsterdam
gives the following information: at was
a very dark night. When the Pomerania
was off Folkestone Capt. Schwenzen left
the bridge for moment. When he felt
the shock he at once returned TO the
I, I,,N H. s.1an 49, an
subsequent events. The City OF Amster-
dam, which was passing at the time, heard
the cries for help, but could see nothing;
nevertheless she lowered her life boats.
and Capt. Schwenzen was found floating
on piece OF wood" -
There was no more sea than in the
Thames. Allcould have been saved, il the
sailors had not rushed to the boats. Her
masts will be taken out to-day. 1t is not
expected that the evessel will ever be tloated.
The latest figures show 81 Of the crew saw
ed out OF Ill, and 72 passengers out OF 100.
NEW LIGHT ox THE DISASTER.
LONDON, November 27.-Thomas Blight,
certifcated officer Of the English mercan-
tile marine, who embarked on the Pom
erania at Plymouth, was under examlna-
tion all yesterday morning by the Receiver
OF the Wreck, and has been detained at
Dover by the Board OF Trade because OF
the nature Of his evidence. He says the
Pomerania was going at half TO three
quarters speed. There was o agood lookout
and the lights were burning, and 1t was
not foggy; he heard no whistle or fog
horn; before the steamer sank there was
time to save every life il order had been
maintained; he was beside the captain
when the latter put on his life belt; he
heard no orders given; it was too late for
orders; one OF the officers told him that
the doors OF the water tight bulkheads
were all open. El:rf u ig'Og. f
VICTIMS WASHED ASHORE.
LONDON, November 2s.-one female and
two male corpsks from the wrecked Pom
erania have been landed at Hastings.
One OF the bodies is apparently that Of an
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CIScISSArr, November ?I.-John W.
Mueller, contractor OF the Chicago Gus:
tom House, was arrested to-day, charged
with unlawfully and feloniously conspiring
with others to defraud the Government.
Mueller was at first charged with defraud.
ing the Government out OF $500, 900, but
the amount was afterwards reduced TO
100000. Mueller was held in $500 bail
to appear in Chicago, December 10th.
ARCHITECT HILL AND CONTRACTOR MILLS AR
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NHW LfOIr or THE DISASTER.


LONDON, November 2s.-one female and
two male corpsks from the wrecked Pom
erania have been landed at Hastings.
One OF the bodies Is apparently that OF an
officer OF the steamer. y { " i.'j '.shN
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AUCTION SALES.
Rv Green & Wise.

1Rasl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
,,i'MM S9Si 9SMiILSSIONERs' SALE OF VALU.
va" ;aRTE PROPERTY.-By virtue of do.
~, of me Corporation Court, for the city of Al.
ers5 rsnSris 4, . Va rendered at its May term 1875
"Aaua sha cbsncery cause of Whittlesey vs.. Whit.
III 1,av snU .hn undersigned commissioners therein
'1oSdi smsd will oilar for SALE by public auction on
HnahTIIRDAY, na'Ti the 18th day of September, 1878.
., 70 o'clock M, iu front OF the entrance to the
",Ir ~ room on Fairfax street. in the city of AL
e|sndris. Va the following property, to wit
S'HE LOT OF GROUND with the lMPROVE-
MENTS thereon, known as NJ So situated on the
noTtb siIs Of Prince St, beginning At point 20
,a,, 10 inches more or less, east OF Fairfax st.;
tHancs east on Prince street q feet, more or less;
ttonce north GG feet 81 inches more or less;
,bence po west q feet more or less; thence south
nsrsIlel to Fairfax street to tho beginning.
Terms of Ssle-Ono.fourth of the purchase
money in cash, and the residue in equal install
uent; in six, twelve and eighteen months from
dsv Of ssls, with interest; tho deferred payments
to bo secured by the bonds of the purchaser,
with good security, and tho title to the property
to bo retained until the purchase prics is fully
pad.
ftAi :. FEkGUs0N G 1BE, BEAcH, CSMa Of saIe rs
D
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By T.. A. Kerby, Auctioneer.

(No. 66 King street, Alexandria, Va.)
pI VIRTUE OF DECREES OF THE
ID Circuit Court of the city of AlexRndria,
Virginia, rendered at the November term, 1873,
and the May term, 1878 in TIE chanccry suit
OF Fairfax sgsinst Thornton and othors, tho
undersigned, commissioners by said decree
thereto authorized, will proceed, on thu Ks,
DAuH the 10Th day Of September, 1875 at II
o'clock m :" sell by public aution in front of the
Market Building On Royal street. in the said
city of AloxandsSiis, Va, aTKACT OF LAND,
in Fairfax county, Virgins, containing M 81 SIX
housand seven hundred and fifty ''o"r ~
acres, in the bill and proceedings mo.'uohea, @
being tho residue of the original purchase py
Thornton from Fairfax rcu,sining unsold. Tn
Washington and Ohio Railroad is located
through tho tract. A plat Of the property will
be exhibited at tho time and place of sale, and
the same offered in lots or IS whole. IS may
prove tc the interest Of all parties concerned.
Terms of Sale-ren Thousand dollars cash.
and the residue Of the purchase money to be
payable in equal instRlments at one, two and
three years respectively with interest from the
day OF sale, to bo evidenced and secured by the
bonds OF the purchaser with good personal So
curity; tho commissioners to retain tho little to
said land until the purchaser shall have psid all
OF the purchase money. Conveysncing at the
cost of tho purchaser
3. FERGUSON BEACH,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr.,
jy l3-2awts Comm rs of Sale.
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w. u. VADD.E,X Y,
flo KING ssIlsESiE.
ALEX A DISIt, Va.
nCE CREAM, SODA WATER, ts".
TOE CREAM

My Ice Cream Manutsclory. ono OF tho inlGa
est in Virginia, still continues TO supply pfiV:Ie
customers, Sunday schools, oxcurslons, pichlcs'
fairs, festivals and associations as well M ING
tradc with that SUPERIOR CREAM thai has
made u name in this community. and Is known
eyerywhere 10 BEENGLE'S ICE CREAM.
could easily reduce its price by lowering Its 4us-
;norodients cannot be furnished ~ u less price
than serve it, Uf course, l could "graIn1 my my
cream by tho price" but my cresln wcud lose
tha good name TINT years or fair dealing have
won for it, ask tina! persons abroad ordering
'Brengle's Cream" from third parties Wlli as,
sure themselves that the cream sent is certainly y
from rnv establishment, L warrant my cream
and do not wish that inferior creaIn sont out h"
mine, msy injuro its reputation. 1t - my az am
n fnrnish the BEST CREAM IN Am ERlCh'
and nv customers aro satisfied that ,do &c.
"N - ~ HENRY BkE MOLE.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1O, 1878.
MElbICHM Az.
W Il; G. i z Z n Il
PURIFIES THE BLOOD AND GIVES
STRENGTH.
Du Quoin, ILL.,, Jan y,

Du Quoir, ILL.,, Jsn'y. Il, -.
Mr.. H. r. Stevs1ls:
Dear Sir-Your "Vegotno'' has been doing
wonders for mo- Hayo been having the chttS
and ftrcY, contracted in the swamps ol the
South, nothing giving mo relief until | began
the use of your Vegetino, it giving me immedl-
ate relief toning up my system, purifying my
blood giving strength; whereas oil other 'ncd!"
clnes weakened NO. and filed my system Wit.
posion; and I am satisfied that if families that
1.-Two in tho ague districts Of tho South and West
would take Vcgetine two or three times week,
they would not be troubled with the "chtEs' or
malignant iercrs that prevail at certain times OF
the yoEr, save doctors bills, and live toa Sood
old ago. kcspoctiulIy yGMri,
j. <. MlTCHELi.,
Agent Hendorsons i.ooins, ST. Louis. Mo.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.-ii
Vegetne will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and
cure such Diseases restoring the patient TO per
feet health, sfter trying, different. pbysicIans'
many remedies. suffering for years. ls II not con"
elusive proof, if your are o sufferer, you can DO
cured? Why is this medicine performing such
great cures 1t works in the blood, in the CIR.
culating nnid. 1t can truly bo called tho 6Frnt
Blood Purifier. The great source OF disease ORR
ginates in tho blood; and no medicine that does
not act directly upon it, to purify and renovHlo,
has any just claim upon public attention.
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Rv (}reen & Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
ffSRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND-By virtue
l. Of q deed Of trust to mo, dated on the FL
day of May, 1877, duly recorded in Fairfax
81 dofsult having been nsdo in the paymsnt OF
part OF the debt secured, and being thereto re-
uuired by tho benehcisries, will sell, By public
auction. on WEDN ESDAY, the "a day of Oc-
tober, 1873, at - o'clock m. IN n front of the en-
the city Of Alexandria, Va. the TRACE OF
LAND, in said county, conveyed to mo by said
trust decd, containing 2lS acro1, moro or less,
and located about u miles south of Burko's sta.
tion, Va Midland Il. K. The said tract has a
DWELLING and outbaildings orchard, &c
Terms of Sale: Ono third in cash on the day
tssle, and the residue in one, two and three
years. equal annual payments, with interest, So
cured by deed Of trust on the land.
sop 2-2swts PETER WISE. Trustee.
9IvRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 BY virtue Of that certain deed Of trust from
Matthew u. Woodward and wife TO the under
signed. bearing date March IL. 1913. and of re-
cord on the land records Of Fsirfnx county, liber
party secured, will. on MONDAY, the 10th
day of September, 1878 (Circuit CourQ sell to the
highest bidder by public autIon, before the
door of the Court House of said county, st one
10 CLOCK p. ~, that certain TRACr or LAND
whereon the grantor resides, and conveyed by
and % poles. Tnis lald lies about three miles
southwest Of Fairfax station, and has tho usual
buildings thereon.
Terms of Sale-So much cash in hand as will
bs required to pay the expenses and commits.
sions of salo and the sum Of $500 and interes
therenn at nine per cent per annum from tho
l1th day of March, 1873, till day OF sale, and
the residue on credit of one, two and three
years in equal instalments, to bear interest from
the day OF ssle to be secured BY lien on tho
property sold. y. w. HUNT, Trustee,
aug l6.w4w Fairfax county.
COMMISSIONERS SALE-By virtue of
~ decroa Of tho Circuit Court for the county
of Fairfax in tho case of Fitzhugh's administrs.
tor use of Ann r. Bsttsile against Ann Z.
Green, pronounced at November term. 1875
the undersigned, commissioners. will offer at
public auction, at Fairfax Court House, ol
MONDAY, the 10th day Of September, 1878,
(Court day. TRACT OF LAND, belonging to
tue defendant, Ann +. Green, situated nosr the
Great Falls Of tho Potomac containing l39
acres, bsing part Of the tract formerly belong
ing to Spencer jackson the elder, deceased, and
is of excellent quality-reprosentod as tine farm
ing land.
Terms of Sale-So much cash as will pay the
expenses Of sale and tho sum of SILL 40, with in
terest thereon from the 18th day Of June, 1873 ;
the residue in two equal annual payments, to
bear interest from the day of sale, to be secured
ty tho notes of the purchaser. with good person
nj security, and retontion OF the title until! the
last payment is made.
THOS 4. LOVE, ! OF Sale.
Fairfax county. aug 9-Wts
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" Il 6 E II [ n r

Cairo. ILL.,, Jsn'y. %, IS.
Mr.. Stevens: ~
Doar Sir-I have sued several bottlas Of ''Vo-
getine;" it has entirely cured me- of Vertigo: l
have also used it for Kidney Compliant. Ii Is
the best medicine for kidney compliant.
would recomned it as 81 good blood pur'lierr;,.
N. YOUUM.
PAIN AND DISEASE we expect to
enjoy good health when bad or corrupt humofs
circulate with the blood, causing pain anu DIS
ease; and these humors. bong deposited through
tho entire body, produce pimples, eruptlons, n-
cers, indigestion, cOHtiyencss hoadachs' heuIaI"
plaints? Remove the cause by taking Vego,,
Tine, the most relisble remedy for cleansing and
purifying tho blood.
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INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN MUSIC-both
l. on PIANO and GUITAR-by MISS SUM-
MERS Apply at No. 27S King street.
aup 2S-eOdtf
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Alexu)1lor;iiua Q6uzetttc
rrRnfs ~, "llrsCElrrLOE.

f,,,-,.r ...,......SG Sc (J
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HE SHERMAN LETTER hGAlN.-.Thc c'l.
rGctnoss q the theory that 2ono paper, chhcs
the alleged original or forgery .! the cc!cbrht
cd su.calol Sherman letter to Weber and Ar
dcrson, is To be introduced in evidence Gc!orh
tho Potter corlmi.tnn IS lhsCn moro probable
from the fact thRt Anderson nud hIs counsel, d.
Hale Syphor, t.ro beth III Washington, Hni have
frequent constitutions. Anderson says l;i:'
| tse Potter comrni:to9 have not In. custody 60
| tho So-cnil4d letter. and Wlthou. assuming thHt
he : nGcrsOnj haa thr custody ot IL, hc sl''"Hs
concerning it in such - way ~ - create tho I'M
preston th;:t while ho may 10. havn II, ho
| knows where it. IL. i;a sn;ra letter IL II "AGS.
| fence 10 which tho attention 0I tho ElcmGcrh g
tho Potter con- itlGo h.s beer, called Lhoro Is !t'
doubt. It is quito jrotIDr, nud WijnAi cyGc"i'
ineIy pnasi0 that whether the letter 10 ~ :ir''
duccd IL y forgery or Nj 01!%tniai. th@ pii.I."
who !I:lyc it duI, jru,UHG 81 SHf:"ntiGf ID mere
w for UVr ul thr ;icn!DCratEC r%:iy "r oh!!tJ ~
! Srcr,tnry Sherman. rirr0 is very good auth
ority IJr the st&t"f.a;t LAia letter pnrnH!thG u
be lhD go called ,-!HcnaG letter h"5 been "i:G"!
10 tho cnIr:ni;GH bat for. iaphry "uiSid arhlirI;
! that tho cr!nrE!lIer havG grave doubts "i -"
authenticity uI tuu document tHu' "borci IL:
y.Ir aG a!u Huyl, f.ui Ei.I,n i,uA lor sU:U tiniu
ulnci.is. Of tho tu,.i.Elcnt. jl%cnuIno the Lnna
cy could cnalIy DC r.,sC& - buy i. bu. II = i"'.
prrV ,nn .lct;!irs - IL" :.Iium,lJ,", h"!rg Roo"
inwycrs Min probably ..r ffT":i Z" b" III" f!c
inns of Mi IIipu. it,vn /. ITuIid h1I 20 cfc,iit
nhi, t. their ochl s,,:tGIg - ~: uIHN t:i"t lhci
! ,.uG!L pe7f,i. ..ly l"l;"r - hD "!!'g"l ~ lh
Sherman letter Un::so taGy ara '.s.!, - iti"! )
il. And s.uy. By collateral ITIIcnr" i'!"L :: '@
| crniIi:!o-- H0Sh &t"T.
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MISS A. X. SWAIN will reopen her school
EI- for GIRLS and LITTLE BOYS at her
fathers residence No. 80 Prince st., on WE'D
NESDAY, Sept 11ta, 1878. sug 8-tOl
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TPIsOOPAL HIGH SCHOOL
A RI,INGTON INSTITUTE,

~
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
N. +. corner Of Washington and Duke streets.
Alexandria, Va
The next annual session will commence on
THURSDAY, September 10Th.
Terms per half session-Tuition in English
and French $S2; board and tuition in English,
French and Music. $3.50
Circulars can bo obtained from French's book
store, or on application to
Miss REBECCA 9. POWELL.
aug 22-eotO1 Principal.
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FOR AALE Or RENT.
yALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for
the city of Alexandria Va, rendered at its last
torn, in the suit of Stabler's administrator vs..
McGsw and others. the undersigned will oter
at private sale the following property. to wit:
No. IA VACANT LOT on the north side
of Prince and cast of Payne streets, 70 by loa
feet inches to II feet alley.
No. 5-HOUSE and LOT on the south side OF
King street, % feet west of Patrick, 25 by 100 TT.
10 an alley 10 feet wide.
No. 6-LOT OF GROUND on the west side
of St. Assph street, 1l9 feet inches south OF
King; Il feet 10 inches by ITO feet to an alley l3
feet inches wide, with use Of same, and also of
10 feet alley on north end and feet alley by 44i
feet deep on tho north line Of this lot.
No, IA RENT CHARGE Of S36 per an
mum or lot on west side Of Union st.. between
Cameron and Queen
No. S-HOUSE and LOT on the southwest
corner Of King and Henry strao!s.
No. 9-HOUSE and LOT on north side OF
Prince, next east of house and lot on corner Of
Alfred and Prince streets, and adjoining Rich
ard L. Carnes.
No. lO-HOUSE and LOT on the south side
of King street. adjoining the corner occupied by
VIM. Demaine
For terms and particulars apply to Messrs.
Green & Wise, Real Estate Agents.
H. O. CLAUGHTON. Comm'rs
aug 27.tf U. w. WATTLES, J of Sale.
EOR RENT-The desirable TWO-STORY
Il BRICK DWELLING on the northwest
corner of Duke and Patrick streets thoroughly
renovated and reftted with all modern i'm.
provements also the TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING on south Henry street, between
Wilkes and Gibbon streets Apply to
GEO. McBURNEY & SON,