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SUBrGSA IN DIvOsCE,

Mary Alice FIsc EoweF. In ths cop-t n, ,n,
~ or mex tlieuu.-.... Ts.' ~ f,st
aesas Acher. blu Ctulty S-''
vs.. Sutt a., 49,.
Edwin Elst nhOWcF. / .sSte,i 10 NJ
June Term 1873, elias 20 No. 1 OttnII.r i,,i M,
ieIt 10 h Wr'ls tuin. Il by the Aieifa * ~.
found ~ mY alta .ic' = wv
10 OWN E'sENHoWzR. RespOnuent ab VA
nhmtd; h0l are lac rOl nOilas 10 anre,sr ~
the hrAA Afin OF teNi otur TO b. h ltlen gt
~ ~ ~ tNpnk oh she eesnd Al cay o. Jsnu
hrf, lssl q n wer % d" . I'd co nplai,ft aud
IN NTAht 4 yupr npuetr inre he same ryrn
~ lhr- VI @ la y ln-t un a.. n sflr sub.s
rft' an iiid breh PERSONAL EeENrd uloI you
.-, 81. .. W, AuDEN A. u.slt, 5hrrsn.
tsAilAh ehuuS. kcr - ls7s. -
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ANswER.-The lot referred to Was sold to
Mr.. Jos. Obert, for the Reformed church. A
portion ofthe purchase riioney has been paid,
and Mr.. W. Schwartz holds Mr.. Obert's no.e
for the balance, but why this is not shown
IN the last statement we know not, and the
question can only be answered by the bor-
ough auditors. The amount of the note is
1864 40 with interest since June last.-ED.
ADVOCATE.
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LehightOn Produce Market.


Closing prices of DEHAyES TowNsESE
Stock, Goyernmeut aud Gnld, ~ STiib
Third Sneel. PhIladelphia. Dtc., Is. lhIp
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nIEIl.

RIOE.-ln the franklin Aims House, on the
inst, Frederick kiee, aged So years, I
months and 20 days.
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Enquiry-AnSyTer.


LEHIGHToN, Dec. Is, 1879.
DEAR EDIToR AS am in the dark, can
you give me little light in regard to the
report Of our Poor Treasurer? | can CLEAN
nothing in the report of interest or principal
of a lot sold on Second street a few years
ago. think we have some assets yet. As
you have been director OF the poor think
you can give me light to lead the out OF my
ignorance. Hoping these few lines will not
ntrude nor give oiiensu to any.
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Local and Personal.
I'D suHsCRIBEns.

EUbeCTlOefS VIII VItI5s TVIUT 10 ITIN WIENN-
tioii tabs on their bdpers, by so doing they
Viii be able TO see Whether they are square
On our books or not, thus
John Fitzwiliiath mars 70
sho#s that tBs subscription has been paid
tp till Matvh sth, 1879, and consequently
there is one dollar due US on the present year,
which you will please remit, or Sl.25 will be
charged if we have TO send bill.
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A SSIGNEE's NOTICE.

EUtice is erebY glten that W. f Fri.h,.
assignee of JJii p,ckf,rd. filed hi; ,,c.n,,ni,
as such Assignee m iho Cuuri of amman
Pie tEoi Caripn county, amt thai the snine
" come ns iur confirm ., ION ab.u,uteiv .nJ
WIZ DO w",l by slrd our on Ihr igih ,lny
ei JaHuai }. 1870, unl. IS cause be shoNt, L,thS
cuntihry. By the .;uuf WV
~ I'll S. j. kkMtRER. Prnthun.. ar,
lS-NA- Mauch hunk. Ice. ~. 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24
LOE9E BREEYTTES.

Chief Engineer Leadbestcr is coIhocd to bis
house By severe cold.
The Methodist Protestant festival which
closed on Saturday night was great success.
The weather this morning was pleasant ard
bright, but tbs skies became overcast about
noon.
AS will be seen by notice elsewhere, an cleo.
ton Of directors Ct the German baking clm
paoy, will be held Oh March 4tb.
Attention is called to Tie advertisement FIR
proposals for Furnishing c0al to the Gas Works
during the ensuing six months, which will be
found in another column.
Henry Tudor, whoi is riding on horse back
from New York 10 Patagonia arrived in this
city To-day. He fed his horses ct Chatham 6
stable, and expo, 10 push Oh as far as
Colchester tonight.
Virginia Midland engine No. %, which wss
mentioned ia Saturdays Gszstta aud which
stood at the corner OF King and Henry streets
dur ing the procession, was decorated by the
exclusive efforts of Dir. Charles Rudi, the Ere
man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24
aESTYSeE BALES,
BY Green s. Wise


Real Estate Agents and Actioneers.]
pY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST.
- dsted January 10th, A. D. 1878. and record
ed in li0er Y, No. f. folio 43O, e. seq one Of the
lsod records Of Fairfax county, Virgins, the
undersigned will sell to the highest bidder, in
font of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 25!h
day of Msrch 1872 the following real estate
to wit:
a CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, lying, be.
ing snd situsta in the county Of Fairfax, State
Of Virginia, described and bounded as follows,
10 wit: Beginning at q pile Of stones near
hickory in limo Of Giles Tillot's patent, now
Murphys; thence with ssii line north 6Za45'.
west 155 poles Is links 20 G. planted stone, COR
ner 10 the Tilet trs-t and also TO the land for
merly owned by q. A. Arundel; thence with
Arundei's lico H. 203U. ~. IS poles snd 3 links
TO stake and pile If stones, corner to the land
of Samval Butt; thence With tee line Of said
Butt q. GQ40, 9. IS poles and links to stake
ard pile OF stones on the west side of q road !:
thence with said road s. $50, O. 1872 poles. "a
IS, 1863 poles; s. 1lol5, g. l5.G poles, s. 1890,
Q. 80 poles n. 1920, G. los po!es; n 4lo45, Q.
Is poles $3.50 ne. II poles $50, G. liz poles,
s. So o. II poles, IT, G. 24.6 poles. s. $780,
g. 1873 poles, &. 1885, Q. 50 2poles TO stake and
pile of stones on the southwest side of said road,
s. 64otV, west 50 poles II links 10 the beginning,
together with ell Tho improvements thereon and
sppur.oaances tbereunto belonging.
Terms Ct Sale-One third of the purchase
money to 10 paid in casih, and the residue in two
equal instruments, payable at six and twelve
months after date respectively, with interest 8!
the rate of six per centum per anIum. a do
poait of $50 TO be msdeat the fill Of The hammer
H.0. CLAUGHT0N, lT-r,,.o,
fob 22-ts X. p. LOWE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

EgQUININE AND ARSENIC form the ba-
sis CT many ofthe Ague remedies in the market,
and are the last resort of physicians and people
who know no better medicine to employ for
this distressing complaint. The effects of either
ducing headache, intestinal disorders, vertigo,
dizziness. ringing of the ears. and depression Of
the constitutional health. AYERS AGuE CURE
is q vegetable discovery, containing neither
quinine, arsenic nor any deleterious Ingredient,
and is an infaible and rapid cure for every form
Of Fever and Ague. Its effects are permanent
aud certain, aud no injury can result from its
use. Besides being positive euro for Fever
and Ague in all its forms, i! is also q superior
remedy for Liver mplaints. 1t is an excel:
lent tonic aud preventive, rs we'll rs cure, Of all
complaints peculiar to malArious, r1srahy and
miasmatc districts. It acts directly On the Liver
and hillary apparatus thus stimulating tho Pys'
tenn to vigorous, healthy condition. For s.io
BY 4. S. Leadbeater s. Bro.
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PROCEEDINGS az CO.v'GRESs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, 1879.
SENATE,
SENATE,


House bill authorizing the Secretary OF the
Navy 10 sc:eDt Tor the putposes CT voyage o.
yriora!on ~ way o. Bearing Straits the ship
J, wpae!se, rendered By James Gordon Bennet
fvc 'hst purpose, was passed.
,sr. nsml:r, OF Nc, from the Committee OF
Eo; .igu Rs!,!i:cs, reported adversely ou tn;
Saas fa bill 70 graf to the American Oaear
Cable ard Telegraph Association 81 Ehladel,
phla MiTcgss 10 'y, opel 'o au; .aau eao I,
land WIGS. H., and tha CO. 'Hi.. .;o WAS o''
charEe.t i1?as rs further coreide.. '''o'
MI ifecs, 0; ~. submitted an g. ,r-o,r,
to t:o :.i mahlas appropriation 10 pay ''o ~.
oi iia1S@ES EGGh r-0D3a2s 20 81: pend tho l.,
taticH ~ ri 'lw5 providing III I. sinking fun.
CSC upp:yiv; the surplus resauue in the Treas
Try 7f:e7 V3sioG cuTIeut expenses 10 the pay
tncn: CT .rraGES OF pensions. deferred to the
Commitoc ia Appropriations.
dr. Allison Ct Iowa, from the Committee On
Appropriations. reported with surdr9 amend
lcn:s The deficiency appropriation bill and gave
notice nc would call it Up as soon as the Army
bill should BE- disposed Of.
Fir. CsDc:oo,of Wis, gaze notice TIA. as soon
the Array bill should bo disposed Of he would
call up the resolution reported by tho Commit
tee 90 Privilege AID ELECTIONS declaring D. T.
Ccsb1 eutis!ed 10 tic sect a.; Senetor from South
Csio:nE il place o; NJ. G. Butter the pressr!
i1cunbc1t.
After the conclusion & tho soorIicg hu:in .ss
tho Senate RESUMED consideration OF tie ur-
d0ishoi business, helrg the Army Apprcp,ia
tlcn bill end the cl5cGssioc upon the clause IL
regard to SLOWING railroads TO use their :ee-
graph loes tor commercial purposes was coz
tiuuec. Nr. Jones, Ct Florida, spoke in favor
thsfe0f.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Housa coucurrtd in the Eenets's
amendment to the Tobacco bill providing That
the reduced tax On tobacco shall &C. into effect
May |, 1879, aud uoa oorcEErs6 10 chat spcpd
! Iieut which strikes at the clause ahoshirg the
tx 90 matches.
The House n4u coaourreG 10 the Sen.
ate amendment to TIC bill! 'whch strikes
cut the pr0Vi;ioa that rectiiars 7ec!i!yiag less
than 500 barrels OF spirit sen. shall pay a
l!c:ose OF SlC0, and also con concurred in
tie Amendment relating to the taz on national
| and saviess hanks. A committee! Of cooferepos
was then ordered upon the disagreeiog votes of
the two hou:es on the Tobacco Cil'.
TELLER's COMMITTEE.
The last testimony taken by the Teller Com
| mittee vas that OF Alfred Fairfax, colored, q
citizen of Louisiana. a uiu;ser of the Baptist
denomination sId a member OF the republican
| psry. He testified az to the circumstances of
the difficulties at his house last Oatober occa-
stoned, as BE sald, by the democrats and whic i
| placed bis life 10 dagger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

ARMoRY BROKEN OPEN.-Somo of the
memcess Of tho alexandria Light iafantry, on
soiug to their armouy las: evening, found that
ito door had been broken opsn with 40 nou
bar. 40 examination of tic premises wss
made. bus lotSigg seemed to be missing, and
the jet IT the house breakers could lot DO
ascer;aacd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

Masonic TEsTIMoNIAL.-There is Ga cxhi.
bition IN the @indoR OF Freuchs book store on
Kioe street, a NOS! elaborate testimonial from
Mt. V,rGoa Royal Arch Chapter Of Mascrs, ia
this city, 10 Comparion j. Ii. D. Smoct, via
has served them faithfully tor many years as
Treasurer. 1t is elegantly engrossed and Gu
closed il. massive Gilt frame.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

SUDDEN ILLNESS Mr, E. H. Eaton. steward
ofthc market house Offices, while 90 bis aay
to tie. building about seven o'clock this u1orp-
ing, was taken suddenly i'll, GA the street eoa
had TO be assistcd ty passer hy. He was car
lied TO tie Auditor cGice where Dr.. BroRn
sud Kiipsteiu attended him and pronounced
his di5sa=e neu5alsis of the head. He was
made as comfortable az possible and will PROB
ably BIZ removed to his home to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

Fay NERVE 1NoUIETUDE AID It's REMEDY.
Restless nerves. C. least those tast are constant
~ so, arc weak ones "a wol. TIE true way To
tranquilizs them thoroughly is to strengthen
them. 1t msy be. nay, j. very often is necessa-
~ to have recourse TO Z seda!iYe Or even a. OPT
ate, in dangerous cases CT nervous i1qrictude,
but the continued use of such unnaturA! psl!H"
tives, is greatly to be deprecated, Though not,
in restricted sense, 3 spocifc for nervousness,
Hostetter's Stomach Biter5 is eminertly cacu-
lated to allsy and eventually overcome it, n Iact
which the recorded experience OF many gees 10
substsn!iste. This inestimablo tonic, By pro.
noting digestion. assimilation snd secretion,
touches the three key notes upon which tho hst-
mony of al the bodily organs depends, and the
result is that fresh stores OF vitality are difcsod
through the system, of which the nerves receiye
thir due apportloument, and grow tranquil IS
they gather strength.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24
plead Chilly.

BALTIMORE, Feb. a.. In the U. s. Circuit
Court this morning, Martin Burns s. Judge CT
election in the 18th ward, plesd guilty TO hsvias
hindered U. :. Supervisor st the late congress
sionsl election. Judge Bond fined him S. and
costs with Imprisonment for twelve months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

COUNTY CoURr-Jnzge James Sangst~p pre- =
Staing.-The Grand jury presented al !nG;ct.
nsuI against Washington Bell fot 40 altsmpt
to comais rape, a true bill. eud an iadic;-
Dcut assost James Smith tJr m attempt TO
comnit murder, true bill, and YES adjouVoed
ever til 10 o'clock to morrow nordi0g.
/. L. Pi1n W. WE. N. Brown; remosa!;
dismissed on motion Of riaintitF.
Cou. sp James g. Clements; appeal; Jury
unable 10 agree ard discharged.
Court a6j ,urned paul to morrow morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

For upwards Of thirty years Mrs. WiusloR's
Soothing Syrup has been used for children. 1t
cerrects scidty of tho stomach, relieves VINO
coc, regulates the bowels, oureo dyseotery aod
biarrte, whether arising from teethlug OF other
causes. An old and we'll tried remedy. % cents
a bottle, ZZ-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

LIFE. ADVENTURES AND ANECoTEs OF BEAT
HICKMAN. (Ilus,raied) Hashlrgton's Eamou 8
Ceeoritg-nhe Boheleiaa Ward TO tho Naior.
Sicgle copies IS csuts. Liberal Gisooun. to tbs.
Trade aud Canvassots. Address PoToMAC
PUBLISHING Co.. Washington. D. c.
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The Indians.

FAN Francisco, Fob. 23.-E. dispatch from
Portland, Oregon, ssys tho Revenue cutter
WsIcot. left Port Townsend tor Sitks On tho
Goth. Chief Moses received The news Of tho re.
fusal Of the Interior Department to gfsat tho
reservation asked for very humbly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

SERESADEs.-rhc Msrice Bspd, alter their
discharge on Saturday c7eniug, seroIaaed the
members Of the HSGrauion company az their
eupiuc houcc.
Douch's Band ssrenaied NJ. J. Ii. D. Smcot
alter their dismissal aud wore Hospitality en-.
tertaineG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

THIS IS TIE TINE and kalzsn5tein is The
man who sells clothing of FIRST class makes suo
furoishioas of every description, at prevailing
pTiccs, 80 7th ST., Washington, D. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

ASSESSMENT LAw.-The Einaroa Commit
tee has considered AID completed 6 bill TO put
- !cres tho Dew lssessment Law for this city,
lately passed by the General Assembly. L. is
understood ;hat the bill will BE- reported to the
CITY Council tomorrow night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

TIE Hos.ler of Eoene Go, No. II, Baltimore
Fire Dcusriweut, cured, by tho use OF Keller 9
Roman Linlmsnt, two valuable horses which
had been badly cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24
GALE OF LAND NEAR CLIFTON, II
- FAIRFE& COUNTY.

| GALE OF LAND MEAN CLIFTON, II
- FA1RFEG COUNTY.
| Pursuant to tho decree OF the Circuit: CoG7. Of
Fairfax COUNT in tho suit OF Kiacheco rs.
Al u. on MONDAY, the 18th day of March,
SRA >urt day. eel 10 the highest bidder. that
1913. " IT OK PARCEL Of LAN ~ allotted
CERTAIN ~. Mary Kincheloe, and purchased
10 Inc esss.e . T., By j. s. Otis, containing %
and is susceptible OF ssyeTai Cabins S'
bean pat up on this lsnL. cash to nav cost, ard
terms OF ssIe-En Guy M, >unt for which ms
former purchaser is in dessCs ros IA n "a
known on day of s.e) snd Il 49, r., r.:a
and two yesrf, equal payments. hy tho ncte,
from day Of sale, and to De secured eacrritv
and retention Of title until tho las. psy ,io =
inside. THOMAS MOORE, Com. OF ;. ''e'
Fairfax county, feb 76-w4w
rs1RUSTEE'S SALE OF Landry virtue
z of a decree Of The Circuit Court Of Weat-
morelsnd county. IS trustee in 8 dcsd to me e..
ecu:ed by John Cfitchcr Of record in the eff "a
Of the clerk of said county will offer s. pubic
auction, On the premises, on SATURDAY, tie
5th day Of april, 1879, at noon, at the dwelling
house. that large and valuable eata.s known Is
POPES CREEK, being in the upper pac. OF
the aforesaid county, and lying on the Potomac
river, containing about SIXTEEN HUNDRED
ACRES. And should this Ian! lot bring sn
amount sufficient to psy tho GebtF secured by
psid deed, ss ascertsned By the court, cost= &C
suit and ex psnses CT sale. l will theu offer tat
portion of tae original tract contracted 10 be sold
by CriIcher to Miller.
Terms OF Sale: One third csah the residue il
two equal instalments Ct one snd Two years
with interest from date, secured by BONDS, and
retention ofttle subject to der O. court.
The title is known TO be indsputsbl;, but sell
ing as trustee, warranty is special.
For further Information parties may apply to
B. j. Washington, Oak Grove 2. O.: or 20 the
undersigned st Hague.
K. L. T. BEALE, Trustee
Westmorelsnd CO.. jan 3O-w.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

LgcTURE.-Dr. Eaton will deliver his lecture
to morrow night at the Baptist church. His
subject, "Poor Kiu," is an interesting cue.
The lecture is highly spoken Of in Rlchmand,
where it has baen delivered three times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

TRUSTEE'5 SALE OF r. VALUABLE
= FRUIT FARM NEG.i GAIN aSVILLE.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VA.-isy
virtue of deed Of trust exoented By Chsrea A.
Hubbsck ard wife, on tho 18th day Of lMarch,
1873 and duly recorded il tho Clerks Office o!
the Prince William OoQD.y Uou:t in l6or 81.
folio 404, will offer for sa!a BY public elc:ioa.
on the promises, on tee TWEATY-ELFTh
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1870, ths. TRACT
OF LAND, Containing - acres. eitga!2t 90
the turnpike leading fron Gainesville 10 Hay
1asrket, in said couE!y, Gg.s1. from GsiGcsvillc
sts.ion orc half mile The improvements coz
si.t of TWO STOEY DWELLING HOUSE
containing fvo rooGns, good barn snd III noces-
sary outbuildiDgs-all rev and neat!y b1ilt. Tho
fruit consists of 275 Dwarf App!a Tt5e5. Is
Standard do, 10 Peach. 80 Nwsrf Fesrs, -
Cherries, 600 Grape ViaeE, i acias Rs52bsrries,
acres Blacxbc,res and 10. straw berries, Ill
ctoice fruit; six acres are IL good grGas.
Terms of Sale Cash enough to pay .ao costs
and expenses OF executing this t:ust and TO dis"
charge the amount secured by sa:d deed Oh trust.
unpaid, i: being about 81 Coo; foc the reEsnaer
the terms will be made known CT The cay Of
sale, or By inquiry CT Tia undersigned.
Selling as trustee. shsll convey only SUCH
title So is vested in nc, which however, IL VA
questionable. y. q. MEADE, Trusted
Prince Wiism CO., jan 2t-eo!s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

JAIL IT sMs--Cty Sergeant Lucss stsried fer
Richmond this morning. having in charge
Denoig Mar. 'oS. cololcd, who was convicted at
the late term OF tho Corporation Court OF the
i,rcany Of is. ,a;y Gcvea kegs of butter from
Mcasrs Hsr!ow Bros, aud aeotcnced 10 three
years o)oincne ut in the 0enisentia:y.
Toe case cfJo.m Williams, colored, accused
Of the murder of Mr.. Howard 4ol:zcaE, near
Warrentca junction, and WHO'S cCatlaed ID the
Jail Of this city, ,7as expected to cone up 10 the
Couoty Coart o. Fsuquiar county 20 Gay.
Should true bill be fouud-aud doubtl.>sg u
SiI!--he will be I'D to Wsrrenton for tI. 81.
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DiGG In Hall.

BLMIRA, II. Y. Feb. 24.-Jsnc5 c, Slocum,
died in tho Bryan, Ohio county jail . fea days
since where he Tas confined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24
ERMAN BANKING COMPANY,
AUCTION SALES
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
EAIREAX UlINTY.

v FAIRFAX UUUNT9.
Pursuant TO the several DEGREES rendered in
the suit of Kincheloes heirs va. Daniel kinche-
loes admir-, will, on MONDAY, the 18th day
of March, 1879, Court day. sell to tho highest
bidder those TWO CERTAIN TRACTS Of
LAND, being part of the real eststo Of which
tho lsto Dsriel Kinche!oo died soiz3j, contain.
ing respectively IS acres and 1921 acres The
smaller of these tracts hiss COMFORTABLE
DWELLING HOUSE. with tho usual out.
buildings; the other is without irpro7em en!s,
but has an abundance Of wood.
Terms of sale, as directed By tho decree of
November term, 1868: Ono tenth OF !he purchase
money in hand or the dag OF sale; thu residue
in three equal instalmeats st sig, twelve and
eighteen months with interest from the day Of
sale, TO DE secured By the notes of the purchase,
with good security, the title 20 be retained until
the last pay meDt il made
THOMAS MOOHE, Con1;a'r. OF Saie.
EsirEax county feb ll-H4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24
r1ISHING OUTFIT FOR SALE.

O,a ,s,oa Seine Boat and ono lsrge Seine,
with Ropee and Corka, one large Sccw, three
smsIl Boats three Ospstsns Cooking Stove and
Cooking utensils, Lantern and Harness for i've
horees. Apply to J. q. MCLEAN or SAN U ELL
SMITH, Alexandria, VIZ. 1e0 Zi-Z'
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Alexsndris, Va, Feb

Alexandra, Va, Feb. Z, 1873.
NOTICE-The annual nesting of the stock
MINING COMPANY" will be held ct the
Office of Messra. Keat q Nesle, in Alexsndri
Va, on THURSDAY. the 9th instant ct ii
O'Clock g. m. ALFRED GARNSHAW
feb 7-wtd President.
Aexsndris, vs., Feb I, 1879.
NOTICE-?hs annual meeting Of tn. stock
~ holders OF TIE PlGG EVER him
ING 60. OF VIRGIN LA'' nil; BE- held st tne
ofice of Messrs Kent & q eale, il Ale1andris,
Va, on THURSDAY, tne 27ta ins.snt, st y
o'clock m.
feb 7-wtd R. F. MASON, President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24
E0GEE INTELLIGENCE.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. "a, 1872
For the Middle States partly cloud weather,
slowly riser temperature with north westerly
winds shifting to eastery and southerly. follow
cd during the night, By fallen barometer
threatening weather aud light SLOW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

PHILADELPHIA. February 2t.-Cat:!a selling
sic W; receipts 1901 head; good 5!45yc; mo1iHia
6a5s; common 4ss43c. Sheen slow; receipts
45tO head good g.; medium sic; common 41s5.
hogs selling SOW; receints 800 ha.d; &ool Ca;
medium Gle; common G4c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

New YORK. Foh. 2l.-3.oclks weak. Money
J. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet Cora fru!tr.