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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09

Chicago, October Louis Taber, En-
gineer on Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern Il iilrosd, states that week ago Sun.
day night, while at Miller's Station taking
water, he observed large balloon directly
over head, which he judged to be Iess than a
mile, driven rapidly along in a northeastern
ly direction toward. Lake Michigan, which
is only half mile from the station.
John Rulla, his fireman, states that he
also saw the balloon and with Baber watch
ed it out of sight. They told the operator at
Forty-thiri street Of the matter the same
night. Ii was undoubtedly the Wise bs loon.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09

4 LIAM RI THERFORD Oate Third Aud
- tor L. y. Treasury, Attorney ami Coun-
sellor at Law, 70 Grant Place, Wa hingtnn, d.
L. Having been Third Auditor o; the United
states Treasury for six Years, am thorough
~ familiar with the course of business before
the Government Departments Special at.
tentiou given to the settlements of accounts
of all Government Officers POstmaSters,
Marshals, Mail Contractors and others. Wi
practice before the supreme Court of the u
3, Court of Claims, Patent Office, General
Land Office, &c. &c. Refers To Hon Samuel
r. Phillips, solicitor General u -; Hon. jos
Giltillan, Treasurer of the L =, Hon j. 81
McGrew, Sixth Auditor u. 5 Treasury.
ljy2iwlyl
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Busted-striLer- 20 to Work.

FALL RIVER, Oct. 7.-ThomssJ Borden.
treasurer of the American Paint Work., and
Richard L. Borden, treasurer Of the Troy
and Richard Borden Manufacturing Com
panie,, it is reported, propose making as
signments. 1t il stated that the personal
liabilities of Thomas J. Borden are about
$500. 600. His endorsements are abou;
100000. His unpledged assets are about
SiO.O 600. Richard B. Borden's personal lis
bilities are about 100000; endorsements
about 81 COO 600. His unpledged asses are
abou. so coo.
The striking spinners to-day, at large
meeting, voted to resume work in the Troy,
Richard Borden d Durfee Mills.
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Arkansas Valley Railway.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7.-Adolphus Meir, v.
Carlos and I. Greeley, trustees Of the Ar
kansas Valley +. r., have arranged 10 pay
S3S Is on each bond OF tha, road at their
office In this city on the presentation of the
bonds. This payment will be made from
the proceeds OF the sale of the
Arkansas Valley road made abou,
year 40 and will be
the only one made on these bonds and this
absorbs the entire proceeds Of the sale.
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NasIE NEyIGEIE

00Lpveiy rosebud Chrome Cards, or 20 Mot
EO To thrCnpS with name, zee. nassau
GARD Co, Nassau, y Y. aug23W 40
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ODeued a Night School.

The Catholic Library Association opened q
night school last evening under very favora-
BILE auspices. The objects of this school are
very good, being principally designed TO &C.
cupy the time OF our young persons OF even
ings, and hence 1t Is to be desired by ali that
there will be an attendance which Will do
ample Jastice TO the meritorious design.
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yew Tributary IN Leayenworth.

The Kansas Pacific railway Will open and
operate In a few days what is known as the
"Carbondale Branch" which has not been
used for some time. This line extends from
Lawrence To Pleasant Hill, through very
rich country, tapping the great coal country,
which Will nave an effect OF chespening fuel
here: and the opening Of this line will also
add to Leavenworth's prosperity.
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A small Fire.

The alarm of fire was given about half past
seven last night and the fire department
turned out promptly. The fire was in a
small frame shanty by the Seventh street
bridge over Three-Mile creek, aud was eN-
tinguished without q very heavy loss. Tie
fire department worked well, as usual.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09
Sheriffs Sale, No. 100.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that IN
Il Ger and by virtue OF "a Judgment rru-
drred la the District Court in the County OF
Lsavrnwurtn, ia the State ct Kansas. in
action wherein John quinn Is TlaintIff. and
Thomas j Daring, Administrator OF the eS-
tate Of Louis Wagner, deceased, and Others
are Defendants, and ot AN execution issues
on said iuds meni,to me directed and deliver
MONDAY, TIE sRD DAY OF NOVEMBER,
\ ID. ls5g, ~ eleven o'clock A. VI. of that day
AT tue south front door of the Court House IN
the city Of LeavenwOrth, in the County OF
LeaveuwoTta, In the state OF Kansas, offer
at Public sale and sell To the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, the following described
tracts of band, situate, lying and b ing in the
County of L-Sveuworth, in the State OF Kan
Sas, namely:
Lots hunter eleven On and twelve tI2l in
block number thtrty-thT,e (ss3l ia the JIIy oI
LetvrnHUrth proper.
Dated this second day OF October. 1879.
+. q. LOW r.,
SherifT"f I.aavenworth County, kansas.
lUCrNN RAkER, Attorney for PIsinu1.
DgIIIC NOTICE II hereby given that
ii under Hui by virtue OF an execution
issued ga a Judgment rendered ia an action
in tine District Court IN the county of LeBV-
enwuT;L in the State OF kansas, wherein r.
\. o. ,.ou h is plaintiff, and Lena Felix amt
r. uEe>I hasten are defendants, To me Ill
r..ctf Il md delivered, | will ON
MONDAY, TIE IRA DAY OF q rTOBES,
A ~. .ss3. "a. eleven O'CLOCK A. OF that cay,
at tue >ouIh front dor OF the Court House Ia
the CITY OF Leavenworth, IN the County OF
I.aayeuwUTtH, in the State of Kansas, Offer
az Pub lc sale aud sell to the highest bidter,
for cash in hand, the following Il. scrtbsdGT8ct
OflaHd, situate, lying and bein..iu the County
OF LcavenwOrlh, in the slate of Kansas, name
ly:
The East half o., of the northeast frac-
tioual quarter of section number ~, OF Town.
ship number eight lSl, Of Range nuL brr
{ Venfy- one t2N.
Dated this 18th day of september, 1873
PC LOWE
Sheriff of Iaayeuworth County KsT Sas
Y - Clougn, Attorney for PLAIN 90.
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Openiuy the Campaign.

both Central Committees are bu y In max
ing preparations to thoroughly stump the
county. and are making appointments for
speaking which will be announced in due
time There II "A lively earnestnest manifest
ed all around which foreshadows the great
fight which will be made.
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Ifyou intend TO place a tomb stone tn
fail ct the grave OF your departed friend, do
not fail TO call at the LeavenwOrth Marble
Works, on Seneca between FOuth and Fifth
street. the stock has been lately enlarged
from the best grades Of marble known to the
trade. personal visit will save you money
and insure you satisfaction.
Sept. l0-wIt, L. GERACGHTY.
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.nqlUJ WANTED TO self DR.. Chase's
tIThMjN 20ul Recipe BOOK. New Price
aN NA'AS List. You double your money.
Address Or. Chase's Printing House, Ann
ATbor, HIcn. OctgwIy
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09

LAwsESCE, Kan, Oct. Prof. Nudge
delivered the first OF the University lee
ture course this evening. .Subiect: "AIe
There Gold and Silver Mines in ksnsss 2''
\ very large crowd was present
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09
THE FIRE RECORD


NORWOOD, y. Y, Oct. The woodland
for miles about Madrid IL on fire ami farm
ers are rapidly moving their produce into
Louisville and Massena Great damage
has been done
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District Court.

Hon. Robert Crozier, Judge: p. q. Lowe
Sheriff; McCown HUNT, Clerk.
II. W. Ide, Receiver. &c, vs. Elcana Hen
sIey e, al-Eyidence sdduced; case arguei
and special findings having been ask ed for.
the case Is held under advisement 10y the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09
" IthheII.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct. 6.-Duripg
September, torty-fve thousand dollars was
added to the Pacific Railroad Sinking
Fund by Withholding from these roads
that amount due them by the Government
for transportation.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09

I.IuIsE tIIe COuIItI-J OUfuuI.I
They were talking of the approaching
theatricsl season. She, innocently-I be-
lisve Mary Anderson has q new play,
Love ~ He, taking advantage OF the un-
certain construction of the sentence-I
think she has, dear. Thea she saw it snd
screamed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09

This fashionable disorder Il supposed 10 be
an affection Of the mucous membrane OF the
nose. They say that Henty's Csrbolic Salve
will cure II II used freely and persistently.
Give IL trial. Beware of counterfeits.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09
An Evidence OF the Increase OF Eusi
philadelphia Times.

philadelphia TImes.I
4 striking evidence of the Improvement
in business Is furnished by the great in
crease of arrivals at the port of Philadel-
phia during the month of September as
compared with the corresponding period
Of last year. Ia September, 1873, the
foreign vessels arriving here numbered Isl
and the coa5Swise 2i2, total OF but 429,
while last month there were pol foreign
arrivals and 500 cosstwise, total of 1910,
or considerable more than double.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09
NeK l,aAe

The suit Of Mary walker against Gottlieb
Geiger and Elizabeth Geiger. the same being
on a promlssory note, was filed with the
Clerk of the District Court yesterday.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09

PARIS, Oct. Five brigands attempted
to aeize a railway station between Rome
sd Naples, Just before the trsin with the
I.s ian Minister Of Pub ic Works on it
was expected. The at,emPl ~-.s frustrated.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09
Notice.!

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEANESwORrH COUNTY,
IN the District Court sitting IA and for sail
County.
WILLIAM GEORGE, PIaintin
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FOREIGN,
RriCanNs.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. The cavalry here
are under orders to he reiiy TO proceed TO
Ireland.
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(.OlI.


New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE CITY Of Berlin
brought 81. COO. 0G0 and the GoiieI Si25, goo
10 gold coin.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09
References from Weil-hn own Physi-
cians Oru.yists and aitirens.
SANFORO'S RADICAL CURE

"Clears the Head and Throat 10 thoroughly,
that, taken in the morning on rising, there
are no unpleasant secretions, and no diSa
greeable hawking during the entire day, but
an unprecedented Gle srness Of Voice aps
Respiratory Organs" Price. with Improved
Inhaler and Treatise, 81. Sod 10y all Druid
Htsts
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09

SAN FRANCIsCo, OK 7-Li-nerai Grsnt
and party arrived this afternoon by special
train from MERGED.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

arr m Agents PROFIT per week VII
Nh. N prove. Of forfeit -a.rL 81 Gutut free
SOo;1S l.. g. EIDEOU Ia o., 2ls EultonSt ny
psII.Etmn
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
u For n
IL CAIARRH b.

Is "A never-fslling specific. When every other
remedy has failed, when physicians have
pronounced a cure impossible, 1t has by its
powerful Alternative and resolvent properties
acting through the blood. and by its healing,
balsamic properties acting upon the diseased
nasal surfaces, lifted the afflicted, as IL were,
from the very grave. No Other remedy has
done this. for no other remedy possesses in a
form SO pure and simple, yet 30 powerfully
elective, the real essences, AS IL were, OF the
baTks and shrubs from which IL Is prepared.
References from We'll II nOwn Physi-
clans. Druggists and Citizens.
Geo. W. Hou ghtOn. Esq Wsltham, Mass.
cured after twelve years Of suff-iing Df.
Chas. Main, Boston. writes: 81 consider IL
superior TO any preparation laid down ID
any textbook with which 1 am iainlliar
Vim. Bowen, Esq, OF Mediation, Hrant *
Bowen, 225 Pine street. St. LOUIS, writes In
the warnest terms of II 10 his frit nd, A. a.
Mellier, wholesale druggist, urging that some
more rapid means Of introducing IL to the
people OF HIS city be taken. =. ID, Bal
s. Co. druggists, Washington, Ind say they
never sold a remedy giving such universal
satisfaction Samuel Spinney, Meadow Vale,
n - saws IL operated on his system in a way
that nothing ever given him nv physicians
had done. Geo r. DlnsrnOie 2, Boston drug
gist, says that the cure effected in his case
was 80 remarkable that II seemedtp many
that IL could not be true. He therefore made
oath to 1t before Seth j. Thomas, Esd, JUS
\ tns NJ ha
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09
COLLINS
vOl1A'c ELECTRIC
PLASTERS
Instantly Annihiiaie Pain,
StrenRthen The weak.
Support the Weary.

BY instantly affecting the Nervous system,
their influence is al once felt al the fsrthest
extremities. Hence Pain, which arises from
a disturbance of the Nerve Forces, is cured in
every instance as If by magic. Palpitation OF
the Heart, Inflammation OF The Lungs, Liver,
and Kidneys, Irritation of the stomach and
Bowels, Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Il lions Collie,
Cramps, and Pain arts ng from the same
cause, are speedily relieved. The medicinal
forces present in these Plasters find their way
into the system IN q manner at once mysteri-
Gus and powerful. They accomplish " hat no
remedy ever before has done, viz, the resto-
ration OF vital electricity, whence comes
instant and grateful relief from Pain ahd
Weakness, and freedom from disease
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09

lbuuaiO tNpEess.l
It is believed by the New York CONNER
c:oi that Ben Buffers election as Governor
OF Massachusetts would be s union Of
beauty and the beast; and the General d.
clsres for his part that whoever calls
Massachusetts, a beast Is no gentleman.
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Do you wish to have iyour hair cauterized
from the scalp: No! Thsn. beware Of the
new brood Of vttriolic and caustic dyes got up
by nostrum. mongers, who bear the same Ie-
alton to the responsible chemists that
PIRATES AND PRIvATEERS
bear to honest merchantmen. Remember
that the experience Of yesn and the very
highest scientific endorsement guarantee the
superiority OF
cHRlsTA0oRO'S HAIR.DYE,
over every other In use. 1t Is purely veseta-
BILE. iafa,iis BILE and instantaneous Manufac-
tured by J. CaRIsTADORO. No 50 William
street. New York. Sold By all Druggists. APP
Piled b. al Hair DEessen
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THE --LATEST.
The Indian Outbreak.

CHEYESNE, Oct. Col. Bracket. 70 the
Bird Cavalry, leaves Fort Laramie to.
morrow to take command of his regiment
in the field. He will be j,ined here BY
Majors Evans aud Carlton, and proceed to
the front.
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WILLIAM GEORGE, Plaintiff,
vs..
ELIZABETH GEORGE, Defendant.

NGC, ELIZABETH GEORGE, TAKE
notice that you haze been sued In the
above named court, by the above named
plaintiff, and that the said plaintiff has
Med his petition against you, pray ing
said court f,r a Judgment Tor divorce
from you, the said defendant. ON tn.
following grounds, to wit: Gross neg
lect of duty and adultery; and that
unless you answer said petition on the 2lst
day of November. 1879. Judgment Will b..
rendered against you as aIo e-aid.
q. THOLEN,
Oct9-wit Pantiff's Attorney.
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FOH ti0RHDLE.

TLa elegant. swift and connodious staameT7
LADY OF THE LAKE and JAN e NOSE
LSY ~ill leav the C0mpaay's whsrf Aicx"n'
dris IS fJnow::
The Lady OF lho L.ss evecy MONDAY snd
WEDN EaDAI. n: + o'clogk y. Ir., and or
SATURDAY. II. $50 O'clock p. NJ.
This J.no mo:oloy eyo.y TUES end
TSibAY. a. u 0 cl,ek >. m; returning, leave
Norfolk on slturn,t2 daya vt ( O'clock p IN.
THIS liGo CONNECTS al Norfolk for all points
South and wi;h tlu Msr1aaa.. sad n sri1e1s'
Iine uf s.eane.s for Bos:on, Pror!icaco snd all
points North and Eaai.
Tafousa rates given and bills o!isiiag signed
ru7 Boston an Providence.
Fare i. greatly rcdacad ra:i:-Singit tri. T5,.;
Hoaud trip (good fos 81 days. Sl.Ol
pa3!o unsurpassed.
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EDMUND BURKE, r>,,.,
l., j.. PA AiNE,
Nv f,rsan ~ Wise

Re.l Estata Agents eGd Auct0Arcr9
TpI YlKTUE OF y DECREE OF Th T.
AS Corporation Court Tor the city Of Aexan-
dria. Va, rendered y. It's Jul y term, 1872 in tho
chsncery cau.n Of Hooc vs Huoes adminsirs-
tor ct al the undersigned, special cOmmls:iono.
therein named, will proceed on SATURDAY.
The Oh dag o: August. 1879 At y o'c!o,k m, to
sell b7 pubic auction to the highest bidder, be.
Hou SO Of Alexandria city, on Fnirfsx street. the
VALUABLE BHICk HOUSE end LOT OF
GROUND known Sc No. l25 King street. now
occupied by Adcnis Glsche. Is Il dwelling and
conecLie merry
Terms OF Ss:: Cash enouah to pay costs Of
sui: and expenses Vt salo aai the residue on a
cr.dit of six, Twelve and eighteen moths; the
purch sser to give bond and security 70! the do:
ier.cd pay meats, with interest from tho day Of
sslp and tho li:lo to oa within old Us further Sc
curity until the Whole Of the purchase money
shall have to!n psii. L. 4. MEREDITH.
? 9-DlWts ..ua"ial Commissioner OF Sale.
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Ssa5LssSsAGS. IL A

1878 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLWANIA ENS.SiI " ~ R0TTE ~ -, = >.
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENEKY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
June SO. 1879.
rraias losve Washington from depot OF BA!:
TiMORE s POTOMAC RAILROAD, Ger.
nc: 2: sixth and 3 sti let's: as follows:
teg Phiisdsphis New York and tho Esst,
l.a2 D. IA. daily, except Sunday. End
1915 u, III daily, with Pslsco Cars. LIN
Itod Express OF Pullman Parlos Cars 80
m. daily, except Sunday. Fer Philadnishis
) - AIN, cAccpt sunday, and o.3u p N, daily.
For PitLshurs aud he " est lU.3G a. III daily, ~.
rsrlor Cars 70 ri.tsbu:y; 80 p IN. div
wish Palace C..! - Chicago.
fcr Canaadaigu. and iIe North, Z 70 lii, ,
cxcep. SuaI.y aai So :. daily, oLcep!
Saturday, viii Palace ~ Canandal.,ua
for WstkiGs 1857 .. IL. daily sIcep. SIH
For Baltimore, ~. 6.+5 9@u and lG.30 f. III;
l.30, 4 To- 1 - u, 14D aNd l0.l5 p. IL.
On Sahd.y, 10 80 y M; 80, 40 snd tn.l
i.DUhI. THhlN:
Por Alo,s:i,.r.a D. I u, 3 ., ~ aac! l. a;s ~
l.lj, 3, 40, i, GUJ. :. ard li.i3 =. I'm
Sunday u > Il ILL.,, a2d l.l5 anu 3. Ia.
Trains is.ve AIuxnrdra 10. W,.oGins;"n, G.0I
..l5 STi, 90 IL and II n.IA., i, 3.h.4l \. G.UN
ard y. N. h,I II night.
On Sunday y: $50 and - u. "a. nGi vi - III.
tHkOUGH TRAIN FOX rnE SOUTH, va
Quuntco anG Richmond, w,li leave hlrynn
iria II !. 10 =. II. daily and II T.. N. taiy,
except sunday.
Tickets aad Information CnG bt i,r,'curni
rrinciI'@! rn.iro.G s.a.ions and t!cke; nHi'.'
An1Lhesst L. Z. FARMER
;4ea'l. Ps.ssangrr A2'n
FRANK Tl!DM:;nN
''"r"csi Tansgns mrit
.3y " viKi, .tDi.AHil . :. y n
~ . John = RAS Buuk. Hsctiy-7
IN and .it,r SUNDAY. 9G0 il. m. June ! III.
1879, Passenger trains viii ran - follows:
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FOX TIL. POTOMAC RIVER LANDINr9

;no now eal oonmoiops iron .,s--
zt9xrlyr JOHN W. THOMPSON, .Essssssssaa;5s
u;:I: especially for this routs, leaves tho com-
q,Gy's wharf Washington, EVERY MON
DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY,, s.
o clock Il. IA, md A!vxnrdria u. T.3U =. "a;
returning. ar.iyss EVERY WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. q! 6 clock pm.
This company makes close connections at Al
o1andr@ with tho W. o., v. Il. & Il. ). r. l..
40. and with the W. & u. r. Z. C,. Freight
received Tor al points. North and South,
handled with care and fu.~mrdoJ With prompt
nuss and dispstch.
Eos further information spply
+. y. ENED igent,
il Iney's wharf,
or a. tho Chico OF tho roGl 2aay, lnder the Na.
iional Metropolitan Bank, iotI street, opposite
lhe Treasury Dups-.ueEs Washington.
rlh III San; UEI. Bacon. PRESIDENT
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.4si5"Ezs:E s.2s.E.I.
USTH K: : SALE OF VALUh BL
J. REAL ESTATE scar ALIEN an A

r7RUSTEE E'S SALE OF VALUA Bile
| J. REAL ESTATE "csr ALkA 4 NDKlA-
| By virtue oI inst cliiaIE cecd oi t!uEt eSeculGd
! By jerome Iintor. ard wic, bearing date thc
! l0.h day ui Narch, l-7'i End OF record on inc
| land records Of Fairfax County. li5cr I, NO H..
psse 3l7. shall or ) SATURDAY, the 18th day
of july, 1879, nL p. 10, in front Of Burroughs
store. cor. Franklin aud Patrick street. 10 ssia
county Of Fairfax sell to tho highest bidder !hal
TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND conveyed 6y
containing 90 acres, rood and Is poles, more
or less This farm is improved ny IHo
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, in
good order, with hi Liz required Out cuHGlhHs,
excellent ana thiity sp2ic nad peach orchards
and The land is we'll adapted to inc Usual on
varied proGucts Of tEa. thrifty section CT the
couriy rtis !aud lie. on tho Potomac opposite
70 Eorl Washin2ton, acd mas s !.%dIng On the
river for STEAMBOATS, aGd other small craft.
Terms of Sals: Enough in hand Ia pay the
EXPENSES c! saic, and also SjJl IS Oh the day OF
sale; the residue IN lTo equal ANNUAL pay monts,
10 bear interest from the day OF sals. nIu 10 G1
secured by lien on thn property.
THOMAS MOORE, Trustee
Fairfax Go je2S Va"
z.s-, -,rur nhnvs snu is u0siponed ny consent O.
battles Ill til TU Els DAY, lCO 26.n day o! Au
hour .nd Disc. THu$. MCNk%,
iv15-wdw Trustee.
~ " = C.l ~ Lucas !nucl.pnPcIs
spY ViKTUS Ut = DHCHEE OF THE
- Circuit Court OF Fnr!.x county, Virginia,
rendered al tho Juno term, 1873. thereof, 10 the
chancery cause Ot Fuller, By next irl"nd. vs..
Pullman Ct als tho Subscribers ns com mmissiOn
era Of sale appointed BE- said decree. will Gx pose
Tor sale by Pubic auction, Oh SATU RDAf,
the 9.b day of August, lsI9 ". II N, III front OF
tho MarKcL Building, or, hoysl street IN the
city OF Alexandria, Virginia, TWO LOIS OF
GkOITMD with tn. BUILD NOS and lM-
PROVEN ENTS th"rGun, in the IS! cuubt3 o!
Fairfax, bounded Is f1l1ws:
Lot No. l-Buulied On The ro:th by Jefferson
street, (.AterGed) on thu ensI by Patrick street.
(eY.cEdedj Oh the south by Greene sr:et, (ex-
tended) s.ud %: ihs west 10y Henry s!tcct (e1-
tended
Lot No 2--Bonndld Oh the n>rth by Greene
street, (axteGGcj) or ths -sst nv Patrick strs.t
le1lended} VD lie south by Chprch STREET. Tex
tended) and IN tne west Dr Hrnry street, (ex-
leDd deil b,i.g tho property fG;m"riy owned and
uccuPisd hy Ai0eT1 Splnks.
Terms Of SaI: So much OF the atrChaaa mon
ey III cash as wall Do q3r-i 10 p,y TIT azpCnses
OF sale. sEd the sum o: $STl.25 with inLetes! on
S65l part thcrc0I, f:0m taa 2j:h dag OF May.
1878, and tho residue oil the uurchts, money in
three equal payments At q. l. and Is nlonths
fium the day of sale, with Interest; thn do:orrot
payments 10 10 secured by the notes 0: the pur-
ch.sor, with approved security, AEd tho rctsn-
tion Of the .i.lc 20 ths property UNTIL they n.e
paid,
EDMUND BURKE, r,,,.s
..LbhRT STUAKr, n;".Io
l., j.. PAYNE,