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County Commissioners

The following business was transacted by the
Commissioners to-day:
The specifications by Engineer Jewett for an
iron superstructurc for bridge over Dry Fork in
Crosby Township were approved.
The monthly bills were passed.
A communication from Benz. Fl. Cox Charles
G. Bewcr and Others, property-Owners fronting on
the East side Of the Carthage Pike, between the
Geological Garden and Mitchell avenue, asking
for an improvement Of the creek in front Of their
property, was received and filed.
The matter OF awarding the contract for fur
nishing the Courthouse with stationery was
called up by Mr.. Zumstein, but Mr.. Reardon, who
has the copies of the bids refused to give iniorna-
ton of the same to the Board.
Adjourned.
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NEBRASKA MAN BURNERS
Escape from Prison and Carry Their
Jailer With Them.

National Associated Press to the Star
KEARNEY, NEB., June 2S.-Gillen and Arm
strong, who participated in burning Mitchell and
KetcRum, escaped from Jail at Plum Creek last
night by suddenly overpowerng the jailer, whom
they took with them on two ponies.
They rode northward. and after eight or ten
miles they dropped the jailer and rode of. Kelly,
the negro cook for the Oliver gang assisted in
overpowering the jailer, but Gillen and Armstrong
refused to take him with them.
lie Is yet in Jail, they having locked him up.
Gillen was Sheriff OF Keith County and delivered
Mitchell and Ketchum to the Olive crowd. Gil
err 1t is supposed he obtained it in express pack
age labeled Cignn.
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step-son near Cuthbert, Ca, has applied to
the Supreme Court for new trial.
ERRIBLE STEAMER EXPLOSION.


NEBRASKA CITY, NEB., June 28.-Yester-
day few miles below this city the boiler
of the Government boat Clytie exploded,
killing James Love and Herman BOIL, the
engineers, both of Nebraska City; Isaac
Mckinney and son William, the firemen,
from st. Louis. are wounded, and both will
die. Captain n. r. Pinney was terribly
scalded and injured. Mat. Hyle was
scalded. The Clytie was blown into atoms.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SUICIDES.
CHICAGO, June 28.-The body of Martin
Arndt, tailor. who lived at 1873 State
street, was found this morning at the Doug
lass monument with pistol wound in the
head and the deadly weapon in the right
hand. This is the third suicide that has
taken place at this spot, the banker Cool
baugh being the first.
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN CANADA.
MONTREAL, CAN, June 28.-Y Yesterday,
about - o'clock, disturbance and loud
and violent language was heard in dilapi-
dated house on William street, this city,
but as it was occupied by a man named
Jacobs and his wife, notoriously dissipated
characters, no notice was taken of it..
Everything afterwards was quiet until 6
O'clock when Jacobs came to the window
and cried murder several times. A young
man went to the house, and at the head of
the stairs found lying upon the floor the
body of the woman, with her head com
pletely severed from the body, and placed
in bucket near by.
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
ATTGcA, IND, June 2S.-Mr Downing, a
brakeman on the J. NJ. 4 l., Railroad, was
killed near Marshfeld yesterday, by his
head coming in contact with the top of the
bridge there.
SUICIDE OF A YOUNG LADY.
CARLYLE, ILL, June 2S-Miss Ella Park
er, aged twenty-three years, suicided yes
terday afternoon by hanging.
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Total shares reported sold.....
Local Personal.

A.. Griswold, the Fat Contributor, u
is visiting friends in Utica N. Y,
DR.. A. s. cambridge and family will &C
to White Sulphur Springs about the first Of
the coming month
August Renkert has been elected Second
Lieutenant of the Lincoln Guards, an over
the Rhine military organization.
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a (hic) drunk, want to (hic) get permis-
sion to leave the city," you can go,' re.
piled the Chief, "and there's no need of
you coming back" you beat all the cop
pers l have ever seen," continued the
Colonel, coming round here when you're
drunk. You had better go home and go to
bed" And the drunken policeman stag
vpred ont
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WORLD OF WOE.
Chronicle of the Crimes and Ca
lamities That Afflict Mankind.

ID NUMBERING A SCHOOL TEACHER
b Specials to the Star.
q SHREVEPORT La, June 2S.-Toussaint
!, and Jim, two young negroes, called Joseph
!, Dupuy school teacher at Caraucro, La
4 fayette Parish, from his house the other
u night and murdered him. The weapon
used was a knife; two wounds were inflict-
ed, one in the left breast and anotherin the
head just over the left ear causing death
in about fifteen minutes.
FATALLY MANGLED BY A DOG.
ANDERSON md, June ga Newfound-
iand dog belonging to Reuben Bonner, liv-
Ing south of here became enraged at lit
tie four-year old son of Bonner's, who was
playing with him, and so badly lacerated
The child that fears are entertained for its
Y recovery.
SHOT BY A soILED DOVE.
CANTON, Ill, June 28.-Clara Kennedy
\ and Rosa French, worAen of the town, got
\ into violent alteration last night at the
Y house of ill-fame kept by weman named
Corcan. The woman French pulled a re-
Y volver and mortally wounded her antag-
z onist.
II AN Ex-PREAcHER's ECCENTRICITY.
Il WILMINGTON, ILL, June S.-Sherl1
n Frank Barton has arrested Byron Thomas
Z prominent and well-to-do farmer and
a stock raiser of Will County, upon a COM
Ps plant Of young girl named Sarah Hord
~, former domesticin the employ Of Thomas,
who charged him with the crime of bastar-
IL dy Thomas was formerly minister of
the gospel.
PuGNACIOUS PEDESTRIAN
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, June 29.-Last night
eq Jerome VanEgity, the wellklpwn amateur
oV pedestrian of this State, made murderous
u assault upon Mrs. A. Walker, a married
VI sister, who is highly esteemed in Bloom
le ington. Her injuries are dangerous, and
Jerome has been arrested.
'up THE SWAMP ANGELS ESCAPE.
'uIY New ALBANY, IND, June 2S.-Johnson,
't'e the escaped convict from tie Southern
i1 Prison, who had been beleaguered in a
NJ swamp near Mewphis, Clark County, for
~ III several days, has escaped, and was last seen
SnnS OF Salem. He is supposed to be making for
re. T, the negro settlements in Lawrence and
- Monroe Counties.
me MURDERED HIS sTEP-sON
ISIS National Associated Press TO the Star.
cry ATLANTA, GA, June 2S.-Tom Jones, col
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National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, June 2S-Miss Annie Kerr literary
editor OF the Times, is dead.
COLUMBUS, o., June 2S.-By order of the SUI
prcme Court Thomas j. Redmond was to-day dis
charged.
LONDON, June 2s.-The steamer Orontes will ar
rive here with the Prince lmperial's remains
about the middle of July.
New YORK, June 2S.-Cheverton Pierre, a
Frenchlnan who failed in an attempt to smuggle
jewelry ashore, suicided to-day With a razor.
BATAVIA. O., June 2S.-Weslcy Calhoun's store
and post.oflice at Mount Pisgah with all the mail
matter, burned last night. Loss $1,000; no insur-
ance.
PROVIDENCE, June 23.-Robert s. Linke's jewel
ry store was gutted by burglars last night OF about
$4,000 worth OF goods. Everything oi value was
taken
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A Nice Metropolitan.

Police Officer Joseph Gels, who was sus-
pended few days ago for drunkenness,
staggered into the office OF the Chief of Pc,
lice yesterday afternoon and, addressing Col.
Wappenstein, said. Colonel, I've been q
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
NOTICES.

NEWPORT CITY TAXES, JUNE, 1S79.-THE
IN June, 1879, duplicate OF City Taxes, is now
due and payable al my office, and If not paid by
the 1st of July next, will be stamped delinquent
and penalty OF 10 per cent added.
Checks offered in payment OF taxes must be GER
tfed. Office hour, from s a. m. to II H., and
from p IN. TO p. m. I; also from 715 to 81 p. m.
1t LEWIS CONSTANTS, City Treasurer,
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The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea, Sterrett & Co..
2S West Third street,
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Meeting of Workingmen tomorrow at 1C
o'clock at Rolls Hall, corner of Seventh
and Freeman streets
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Fourth Edition.
TIL E L A T E S T

There Will BE Another Session.
Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2S.-A prominent Ohio
member has received the assurance from the
President that there will be another session OF
Congress.
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THE PRISONERS PARADISE.
How the Wicked Entered the Gates Thi.
Morning.

Charles Kohl. young Granger from
Warren County, appeared in the Police
Court this morning in linen duster. He
stood up and pleaded guilty to being drunk.
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
+ lNCOLN PARK CHURCH-SERVICES EVERY
i ! Sabbath. SabbathschoOl at 9 a. m. mhl5-Stf
WALNUT HILLS NJ L. CHURCH.-Rev. Il.
w Baker will preach tomorrow at II O'Clock a.
m. and 7:30 p. nj. apl3-Stf
CT. PAUL NJ. f. CHURCH. CORNER OF
- Seventh and Smith Streets. Preaching To-
morrow at / a. M, and S p, m, by the pastor, Rev
H. b. Ridgaway, d. D. Sunday-school at w a. IN.
THRlSTIAN MISSION, CHESTNUT STREET
~ Walnut llllls,-ServiCe at II a. m. Preaching
by Robert smith subject Bap ISM At 23O r.
m, service at the hall 355 Central avenue, sub
ject Mortal Man" All made welcome.
Its W. A. SHAW Pastor
NINESTREET CONG REGATIONAL CHURCH.
v Rev. C. H. Daniels, pastor. Preaching sunday
at II O'Clock. Service OF song in the evening, at
7:3u 0c5Stf
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Vest resolution
declaring for the full reconciliation of silver and
its equality with gold, both coined and bullion
wood to add after bullion the DIS lat as early
a date as those objects can be accomplished con
sistently with public welfare" was rejected by
close vote Of 20 to 2l.
HOUSE.
After preliminary miscellaneous business, the
speaker announced the enrolment of the bill
making all Appropriation for the Judicial Expen.
ses Of the Government, ana it now goes 10 the
President for his action,
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,one MURDERED HIS srrp-soY.
,asis Natonal Associated Press to the Star
1ery ATLANTA, Ga, June 2S.-Tom Jones, col
ire scored found guilty OF numbering his little
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n AS AND COALOTL CHANDELIERS, LAMPS,
7 I coal-oil and gas-stoves latest styles and the
lowest prices mo old Stock for sale at 297 Central
avenue, opposite Eighth street.
jel9-5tTh,S Tu G. j. YOUNG.
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DOOKS-Just received: Lessons in Practical
Is Science, 81 25; Christian Life and Vocation,
81 D. and number OF other works, prayer books
etc All books sent free on receipt of price. Ad-
dress G. j. II. LOWEN, 2OS Sycamore, above sixth
street. Cincinnati, 0. ie7-1OtS
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SEWING MACHINES.

TAR. WARES SPECIALITY EXTRACTION or
~ teeth absolutely without pain at COLTON'S
Dental Association, corner Fourth aud Elm. The
most difficult cases solicited Goto headquarters.
Fresh gas dairy. mh2g-l3w, S Tu&Th
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UNDERTAKEN.

EoR SALE-CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES Sold
IL on weekly payments Repairs IL specially
WEST END FACTORY. 222 Baymiller street.
je7-1t-S
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AUCTION SALES.
BIZ Green g. Wise, Are!ioncc:s

By Green O. W htsiicAEc:s
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a HAMH.
~ SOME DWELLING ON WASHING
TON STREET.
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Corporation
Court of the city Of Alexandria, rendered q. tho
January term, 1879, in tae cauae Of u. s. Olaf
lin i Co., against James D.. Stewart Ind others,
the undersigned. tina commissioners named in
the decree. will offer, by public suction, 81 II
o'clock NJ, in front of the entrance TO the Court
room, Fairfax street, Alexandria, Virginia. on
TUESDAY, the 2Gth day Of Msy, 1873
lgt A LOT OF GROUND, improved By a
fine BRICK DWELLING, on tho east side OF
Washington street, between Cameron and Queen
streets, Alexandlis, fronting on Washington st.
76 feet 10 inches. and running bsck l23 feet .
inches. Tho property will be cold subject TO a
ground rent CT Sal GEE, payable annually.
Terms OF Ssle: Fifteen hundred dollars IN
cash, and the residue in threo cquzl instan,erts
at six, twelve snd eighteen months, with inter
est from the day Of sale; the purchaser 10 give
notes therefor, with security, and wsi3ing the
homestead exemption, and to keep tho property
insured for the benefit Of tho commissioners TO
the amount of 81 GOO, and the title thereto 10 he
retained until tho entire purchase money is paid:
ID. A LOT OF GROUND on the west eide of
ST. Aeaph street between Cameron ard Queen
Streets 81 feet on st. Asaoh street lC0 fec: deep
improved by TWO FRAME DWELLINGS,
Nor. 80 and %, 81. Asaph street.
Terms of Sale: One fourth il cash, and tho
residue in three equal instslm9nts Ut sig, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from the day
Of GALE The notes of the purchaser, waving
homestead exemption, with security, to DO given
therefor and as further security tho property TO
be- insured for tho benefit of commissioners in
the amount of 81 0C0. and the titleto bo retained
until the entire purchase money is paid.
s. FERGUSON BEACB, rom,o',a,
CHARLES \. STUART, ~ G.!e.
JOHN II. JOHNSON,
Nh lQ-2ar;a =
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Ev Cram & Wise,

-. (Kral Estate Agon.s and Apctioneera.)
DY VIRTUE Of decree CT the Corporation
ID Court for the city Of Alexandria, Va. pro.
nounced E, its april term 1879 il the ehadnes Ger
and others tho undersigned, commissioners
therein, named will offer for sale by public anc'
on Fairfax street; in ssd city. at II o'clock NJ,
gu SATURDAY; the l7th Gay Of @aTg, 1SI9 The 3
following property tnwit: ONE UNDIVIDED
HALF INTEREST in and 10 a certain LOT
OF GROUND in the city Ct Alexandria, Va,
with q BRICK HOUSE, thereon, situated on tho
esas side Of ST "Assph street. between Prince and
Dutp streets, beginning 70 feet from the corner
Of Duke ,snd It. Asaph streets; thence running
esst 2s feet. ,hence north parallel with st hssph
street J9fsct to 2 ten feet ne7; thence with said
alley s9 fec: to st Aaeph stree..; thence south
with 81 lkssph s,raat 20 the beginning.
Termg Ct -a:a: OaetEird cfthe purchase mon
ey in csslf,4 thu residue in &, l. and IS months,
with iElorass from day OF sale; The purchaser to
execute bonds, with good security, for the defer.
rsd pay mants ard tho tile 90 he retained until
the same arc paid.
....- ALngET STUART,
-.-. GEO. A. MUSHBACH,
vrl7.w1w ."... Comm rs Of Sale.
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sBT A.SHIENTOA s. OHIO RAlLROAi
" --
WINTER a Up NIEMESI'


The MAIL TRAIN will leave Wash,nsto.
a. Oh a. n. End Alexandria at 9 Go q. N. dsiy
except Sunday; psas Leesbarg, going Ta.I'
Wsrd, 81 II III y. M, ana arrive st Round NJ
ST y u. Jlsayu Bound Hill e. 1890 p. m Pas
Lossburg, going as:ward, a. 10 pm, and 81
rive ~ Alexandria 81 8:l6 p. Ill.,. sai =,
Washington 2:3D. ..... ......
Tho ACCOM- MOD NrION TRAIN VII
leave Washington ~ ~ p. "a, and Alexandra
at ~ p. m. DAILY, except Sunday, and arrive
At Heesburg IL i DO y. m Leave LeesbQrg d.
& Cy \. III. and arrive a. Alexandra Al 10 n III
and Washington ut 8 80 q. IN.
GHr Passengers from Washington will taA.
the Washington and Ohio GAYS 1t tue Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station st9 IL am. and 49,
p. n, and 90 through without change Of cs:-
The sos a IN. train from Alexandra and ~
y. ~. train from Rome Hill connect at Round
Hell with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
for Snickersville. Berryville and Winchester.
also with Reamer's Limo OF Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aldie and hiddleburg.
Both trains, westward make close connections
at Vienna, with Sissou's Line of Stages for Fair.
fnI Court House. '..-
Communication tickets, 8 cts. per mile
Annual tieh cts, $50.
X Il. HAVENER,
oct 4-!f General Ticket Ageu;
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ID sil. EIprs.,
North Bound

Nail. Sou.awa-d. connects 81 Gordon:yiie.
with Ches. 81 Ohio K. f., East and West: A;
Lynch burg, connects witk Atlantic, Miss.
Ohio 4. 4, through Southwes Virginia, ~
Nashville, New Orleans, Memphis. Little RocA
and Texas--and at Danvilie with Richmond
Danvile Il. 4, to South and Southwest.
Express Southwark connects a. Gordonsvil.I
to sll points East and West on Ches. & Ohio K
Il and st Danvile with Richmond & Dsnvlll1
K. K, for the Csrolinsa, Georgia. Florida g.!
yis Ats nts to New Orleans.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Ws5hing.o.
except Sunday, arrive at Strasburg at y % p.u
conn Getting with the Valley Road East AM
West Leave Strssburg Is p. n striving n.
Alexandria st Is p. m.
For Middlsbu-g, dsiy connection =! Piaa,
Station.
For Uppervlllc, regular connection $! no:A
For WARRENTON, lsavs Washington b.
I 90 g. m. daily.
All trains make good connections, al Vas
ington, to and from North and Wos.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington q
7 90 9. NJ, running through without chang,
connecting with through Sleeper to Florida.
Excursion tickets 10 Jacksonville, F!ot'd.
good TO May 10Th, 1879. a. very low rate.
Through tickets cod 81 tho lowest rates
NH Il j. II. DROkDUS, q. r..
1879 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA aOUTk
20 THE NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEs:
DOUBLE TKACK,
sTsgf, RAILS, SPLENDID SCENEuI
MhGNIFIOENT EQUIPMENT.
Nov. 10. 1871 % y. III.
4 :airs leave Washington from depot oil Bal
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILRUAD. so.
ner Of Sixth and B s!l sets. ss lollowa:
For Phila Now York and the EasL, l.3J All
1Gl5 p. n. daily, with Palace CARS. lhiu
tied Express Of Pullman far!or Cars -
N. daiiy, except Sunday. For Philsdelpa's
$40 p. m. daily.
Yer fit!sburg and the West ~. 10 m.dAiiy, vii,
rar]or Cars to Pittsburgh 7.4U 3. IN. lai.'
with Palace Gar to Chicago.
Fer Csnsndsiguh and the North. 7.sU , a"
daily, excep: Saturday, with Palace Car
Wstkins. For E!mira. lO.l0 a. III. daily
accept Sunday.
Cor Baltimore, 7.CO 8.35, $50 and 1910 q. tn
100, 4 ~ 6Su. 7.4O snd ~. 10 p. m. % S1h
day, 10 10 q. m; i.30 5 80, T.40 and lU.ii . 20.
LOCAL TRAINS. -....
For Alexandria e. 7. 10, 8, 9, III and II -, n .l.i
l.l5, 3, 4.2l, s, 6.05 7, and $50 y. IA u"
Sundays a. m, End Lib aud p. ii,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, -
i.l5 &c., &C., 10 and II s.H,ri, %,4D, .. t.L
and q. 70. and IL night. .--.... ....
in Sunday ut y. w and 10 q. M, AMI 10 T. IA
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH. va
Qusntco and Rchm ond, will lesye AleIsn
dris at 40 a. m. and 30 o. m. daily.
Tickets and Information csn Do procu'ei
principal railroad stations and ticket ottias,
s3outheas:. .. J.. 7. WARMER,
Genl. Passenger Agsh!
FHA Ark THOMSON
Eeaaral Fl snGgar. hav"
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A SSIGNEES SALE OF AN UND1VI.
"A DED INTEREST IN A TRACT Of
LAND IN RICHMOND COUNTY. viz.
GINA, KNOWN as THE kINDERHOOk
FAKM-Tho undersigned, the assigned in bank.
ruptoy of Robert Campbell, j., will sell by pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, at the Mansion
House, in tne city of Alexandria, and state OF
Virginia. @. II O'clock 8. n, on THURSDAY,
the 9Th day of Msy next. the title and estste OF
Robert Campbell jr. tsac: Of land, in kich-
mond county, Va, containing loco acres OF land,
more or less, known Is the Kinder hook farm,
which was conveyed by Robert Campbell. sr:,
and wife, to John Camp bell for the term OF his
natural life, by deed, dsttod about April, 1871,
and recorded among the land records Of said
county, to Thich reference is had for description.
: The farm ia about twelve miles from Warsaw,
and adioins the lands Of Daniel Hinson. Thomas
Bowen, d. w Wharton and Richard Scaies
estate, and is improved By DWELLING and
out buildings.
The interest Of said Robert Campbell, jf., is
an undivided one.hsls iGtarts:, sub]ect to The
said fife catstc. -
Thc forms of sale will DO: Orc third cash on
the day and o! tie place ofsale, and the residue
in two equal payments at and II months, with
inte,oa: from the day OF sale, to DO secured By
the notes of the purchaser.
Fl. \. BARRY. Assignee in Ban KY,
solT.td .. IT,. Of Robert Caro pbel!,J:.
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sSwINDLRD .AGAIN,-Two thousand ea Is
people are camped cut near w SsSdette, Aap-
sss, dying at the rate ct ore In thirty. WINE
waiting for the Gevernment to present .loem
with leo acres Of land, carriages hefses,
clothes and cigars, as promised ey tce sgee.S
Of the republican party 10 Mississippi anu hot-
isians, The. -negto. doubtless thinks nc mas
been drawn into ano,her Freedmen,s ea3k
swindle bv. bis republican 'rieods.-Loasrtte
CoNrie,. Journaf. 49, - 49,, 80. : ~
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AUCTGOE aAMES.
By Green s. Wiae, Auctioneer5.


SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATk-By virtue OF
aecree Of tho Circuit Court Of Alexandria coun-
~ Va. rendered ct November term. 1858, in
the suit of The Potomac Building Association,
n|sin.iG, IS. Jesse Woodward and cther5. de.
PENDANTS, the undersigned, commissioner, there
in named, will proceed to SELL by public auction.
on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Asy, 1879. at
- o'clock "a. in front Of tho Manalon House
Hotel. in tho ely Of Alexandria, the following
described REAL ESTATE, in the city of AleZ.
aDdria: ,,,, <,,, rn :.
Fairfaz county, containing about rs acres, bling
the land Of which Francis HameIsley died sei7-
ed and which was conveyed to Wm b. NAILS
BY Vim. Bame!s!ey and James Hamersley with
Eliza, his wfs, BY deed dated the 18th OF July,
1865 lying about q nj! es from the city OF Alex
sndris Ga the Telegraph road.
No 2. John Summers LOT sHd IMPROVE
MENTS. on the west side Of Pitts!reet, betwe en-
King and Prince, III It. II in. III depth by 81
feet {; inches-Coach Factory.
No. 3-Mnry o. Sullivau's LOT. on thesouth
side of Franklin street 1T the middle OF square,
bet Leo and Fairfax. 81 IT, by 60 It. deer-Va-
cant lot. ;.
No. 4-Chas, 3. SEirieys one undivided half
ofaTNO STORY FRANZ DWELLING and
LOT, on the cast side of Washington street. be-.
tween King end Prince next to ths Church, 70
#. by l23 #. in. deep, beginning lSG tset IN
ches south Of King.
A moro particular description Of tho property
will DO given On the day Of sale.
Terms: Ono. tenth o. the purchase money 10
be psid in cssh: The residue IN three equal in.
slsllments of 6, - and IS months; the bonds OF
the purchaser, with good security, ald bearin 6
interest, to be taken for the deferred payments,
ard tho title to be retained until they are paid.
api6 .2awts @. w. WATTLES, Con;m'r.