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7ANNEY'sF sFERTILlZING CHEhlCaLS
- The for nula given below is based upon an
experience of many years. and is well adapted
to either Wheat Corn, Potatoes or Tobacco
Formula:
200 lbs Pure Dissolved slaughter House Bones.
l50 lbs Sulphste PotMhi
35 lns Sui phate Msgnesia,
l5 lbs Sulphate Ammonia.
Price $40 For 1se the above formula should be
mixed with sufficient dry muck, decsyed vegets-
Bile sitter, or stable manure to make one ton IN
weight. nhe compost may be used i'm e1istsly
sfler mixing, bu' it is improved by bsing allow.
ed to remain soue days un1er shelter, IN order
that the bone and chemicals may thoroughly
commingle and pervade the mssa. Apply oy
means OF drill from zoo to 800 pounds to tue
acre The above price is net cash for the for
muls delivered free on board the cars or steam
o''' - -N' JANNEY & CO,
sep 16 Nos 79 and l52 King street.
FERr1L1zEEs.
I beg leave to call tho attention Of the farmers
to the following, brands of Fertilizers, "nca
now offer for sale:
Perry's Com plete Wheat Fertilizer.
Perry's EsQle Brand Guano.
The above brands of Fertile RS are com posed
of Ash soap. bone and potash; price $40 per
2OG0 lbs. :,
have also Fiah Scrap or Chum at $40. and
]. !. Turner & Co.'S. Excelsior; price S45 per
ton. .o
Penuvanhte's Gusno; price SoO.
The above Fertilizers have given general salts
faction to all those who have used them.
THOMAS PERRY, Agent.
uo25 Alexandria, Virginia.
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STOVES AND TINWARE.

ENOCH GRIMES
Ia urspsred to attend to any order of work in
the STOVE and TIN BUSINESS in his old sub.
st.ntial way. Orders left at his shop in the rear
of Steiner & Yohe's cigar msnufsctory, N. K.
prompt attention. sep29-3n
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tALE rLANDlN eAIEFAX COUNTY.

SALkcrLAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
By virtue OF decree rendered at the June
term lS7U of the Circuit Court of Fairfax coun-
tY in the suit of John d De Bell, admin nstrntor
Of 4. K. Daniel, deceased vt. a. s Grigsby.
&C., the undersigned commissioners OF sale
therein named, on nSEPTEMB BER2O 1880, Court
day, at Il o'clock m will sell at pubic auction,
ty, certain TBACT OF LAND, belor ging to
| a. S. Grigsoy, containing 333i acres more or
| less The said Land lies near tho village Of Gen.
| tr, Vile. adjoining the lana Of Pomeroy kgln
and others. Persons desiricg particular de-
sctiption thereof sre referred to Mr.. John u.
DeBell who resides 10 the vicinity
Terms cf Sale: Gne fourth OF the purchase
| money in hand IS deposit liable to be forfeited
and the land rssold at the rsk Of the purchaser
| should be tsil TO complete his purchase; the res
idue in three equal annual instslments, with in-
terest from day of sale, payable annually, 10 be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser, with
good personal security. aud retenti "a OF title till
the last payment is made
Il. W: THOMAS, lComm'rs. of
THOMAS MOORE Sale.
John W. Mohler, Auctioneer.
The undersigned have several tracts OF land
co tisut us to the above named, 10 which they
- D'''' W ' " d. W THOMAS
THOMAS MOORE.
@ The sbove sale Is postponed until MON.
Day, the 18th day of October next, County
Oourt) B. w. THOMAS,
TEOMAS MOORE,
sep2l-w4y Ccmm'rs. of Snie.
CALEOF FAIRFAX LAND-By virtue of
- decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, rendered at its June term, 1880, in the
cause of Whited's sd'1. VS.. Whited's heirs, tie
undersigned, commissioners Of asle therein
named, on MOaDAY. October 18th, 1880.
(Court day. st IL 80 p. in front of the G CJurt
House of Fsirfax county. will offer for sale by
public auction, that TRACT OF LAND, lying
in the couuty Of Fairfax, Va, about two miles
south of Hunters Mill. known as the WarTED
TRACT and containing 617 acres and 80 poles
The land is heavily timbered and off RS fine OPP
portunity for wood and grazing industries
Terms One tenth Of the purchase money in
hand the residue in six. twelve and eighteen
months from day of sale, with good aecurity for
the deferred payments; title to be retained by
she commissioners. If one fi'u:th of the pur-
chase money be paid down, security will be dis.
pensed with The commissioners are M :horized
to sell prvstely and invite proposals for sale.
b w. THOM as, Comm'rs.
THOMAS MOORE, J of Sale
coo1S-udu
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TTOKTON'S MIA5MA ANTlDULS, q
III speedy and perm.nent GU 4 for Fh nh
and AuUE and Bilious Complaints. JUST To-
ceNe9 ae ahu io' WAKEFIELD 3 HALL
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CALEOF FAIRFAX COUNTY LANDS.

CALEOF FAIRFAX COUNTY LANDS.
y Pursuant to adncree rendered at the Novem-
Der ,erm, 1870, of thu Circuit Court IF Fairfax
county in the suit of &. M Simpson vs. o. w.
Turley the undersigned, commissioner therein
named, who is scLiag and surviving Jmmission-
or of sale, on MONDAY, the 18Th of October,
1880. (Court day. at II O'CLOCK m, before the
door Of the Court house Of ssid unity, will sell
at pubic auction the following tracts of land,
lying in said county, in Drsnesville District,
between the villages Of Herndon and Chsntilly:
Tract No containing 30 acres aud GO poles,
being part of the farm of which the lnte Alex
ander Turley died seized. This land is without
buildings, but is red soil of good quality and
susceptible uf easy improvement
Tract No. 2 containing 1923 hcres more or less:
is known ss WOODV1LLE, has q FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE and othar buildings.
Tract No 3 containing 33' acres. more or ess,
has also 8 DWELLING HOUSE aud other
buildings.
Tract No. q, containes 2ll acres. and is with
out buildings.
Tnuse lands are all we'll timbered c. w.
Turley, who resides near Chantlly, will show
them to persons desiring to purchase
Terms of sale: Enough cash to psy costs OF
suit and expenses of sale; the residue in three
equal annual payments secured By the pur-
caasers bonds. with good personal security,
said bonds 10 bear interest from sale; title to be
retained till last payment ia made.
THOMAS MOORE,
oon17-wLu ntino and Surv,o Com of Sale
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kNCfL HkE.-fT5Es

The democrats Of the First ward will m ct or
Windmill hill Monday night.
The dcmccrat' Of the Fourth ward will il.
dc!'e IN polo raising Mo1d,y evening.
There will be o meeting 10 the Third ward Ia
hlght tor the purpose OF organizing q HIKE )ck
and English can0aign club.
During the week ending to dap the American
Goal Company, j. II. patrott, agent, rtc.iysd
1'lo4 tons OF coal and shipped $3.50 tons.
a little SON Of Mr. Fred. Scagsb had norton
OF ma lett !tG fractured by hoing kicked by a
colt this evening.
A !lar cAck ard Elg.i,h h.g r,h will be
$500 at Gu:ltord Station O, the WASHINGTON
a2d olio N'l road this evening.
At a meeting IT tho Hancock ood Eoel;-l
cub Of Falls Church las: Thurs lay night it wa,
determined to have poll raising and raifoa
ton uicc'ng on tho Ssh OF August.
Professor Evans vii c,rdnot >, rsic, ia The
Gcsr"l leo! at ) O'Clock 70 morrow evening"
add will occnay III pulpit of th, VI. Il. Church,
at night.
DIriog the storm of Wea1ts.i,v The Han
OK and incIish fl sg at GliIlard's, Fairfax co
was blown away, 0eoesstsli0g the taking dowo
ut the pole. The p"lo will be raised again O.
"Wednesday text.
Mass77. Amos Ftx ,nG Jnc. L,ahaean, of tbi:
ciy, will, about the l0.h OF August ncxF. 70
open the restaurant on Cameron street, la.cl,
kuoTn IS Tine TiVol" lis pano will BIT
GAGGED to tho Cameron House."
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Frederick for 'C,o:nJ.


WINCHESTER, July II AT the mss en-
Veut'on held here to day TO clooso delegates 10
Tho Alexandra Convention on To, 25:h CT Au
eusS, the pam, Of Mr.. Diu5r.dse was with
drawo, and delegates were made unanimous
fol Msi'r Holmes c. mad VILE.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
WINCHESTER. VA July 2l.-Tho coLv.u-
zion to solcc: delegates 10 the A'tx,udria c,n.
vcnlloo MT, the c.nvass between Il. p, Dard-
ridge sid Mir Ii. Cotr.d being close and
ezclt!dg. FIudinS that ho would tolaIlg divide
the delegation, bat cudaugcr The hsrmopy oil
the party b,clu'c Of tho heated c,utest, Mr..
Dandridg, withdrew from tho cludidscy 10 q
stirring speech, which was welcomed with the
wlldes! enthusiasm. Delegates wcro then sc
lectcd, many Of whom w.ro the original SIP
porterS OF Dludridgc. The delegates were 10.
structtd to urge the domination of hlajr
Conrad 80 l1pg as his usmo was be
fcro the o)nVcnlion. Maj:r Conrad ap.
poared before the convention and was r..
c,ivcd with doafeaing applause. He made an
eloquent speech, referring in feeling terms t,
tho action Of the convention, the magnaninous
c,Iduot of MIR. Dandridgo and tho prospect of
success of the party. W.C.R.
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receive special attention,
EDUCATIONAL.
VOUNG LADIES' INSTITU,
AT,ESA NnpTh

VOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
4 ALEXANDRIA.
The third annual session Of Hiss MARY z
DEAHL'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La.
DIES talso LITTLE GIRLS will begin SEP.
TEN Der 18Th, 1880.
The Principal has had ovor fifteen years ex.
pcrence in teaching; taught four years at Bel.
mont Seminary and was Vic3 Principal there
DUNG tho Latter part Of her stay. She has
taught also in the families of prominent pontle
men in Virginisi among them the late DR..
Is: +. Baldwin, OF Stsunton. Since coming to
Alexandria sho has been successful and has
mot with 20 much encouragement {harine re-.
tanned The same pupils through both annual ses T..
slons) that she has rented house, whero sho
will reside, in desirable and suitable loc.tioo.
on Duke street. between Royal and Pitt, two
doors from tho corner os Royal Tho rooms in
Tho sec md story will b. used for school rooms.
Her terms fer board, including washing, fuel,
lights and tuition in Engiih branches, arc Sls0
per scholastic year, 10 months); the higher
English branches, with Mathematics, Latin,
French, Music Painting and Drawing, will be
taught. Terms for the scholastic year 90 mos
Urinary Department Sis; Junior $50; Senior
S2S- PsJ ments 10 be made one third in advance
en- the day OF entrance. ono third on tho u b of
Dec ON Der and one third on the 10Th CT March .
Reloret c?s: ReV Il. Sutsr, Cher psstor and
patron) Bishop r. NJ. Whittle, t!ol. H. b. Mont
sgro, (tormor pstrou) OF Shscke fJrds', King and
Qleoa county, Va; Rev. rr. u. r. Sprigg and
heV. 1T. j: Peterkin, OF Richmond Kov. Il, Il.
Martin. OF kentucky, and her former patrols in
this plsco. She respectfully requests ihoso who
ma7 decide 10 patroa;zo hsr TO apnly on tho frst
Of September. i12l.ooS.tNt-I
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Inquiry FROM AN ORPHAN GIRL --rnc fol
lowing. addressed 70 hsyo. II. Is. Moa!a. Of
Culpepcr. by 81 orphan girl Of thij ely, IL pub.
iished in the Culpopar Times.
fLENAEDR!A Va July 2. 1870
Dear Sir: You will p.oasoexcuse mo 10. writ.
ting TO you. Tho reason Wit, 10 you is l do
not Know who else 20 wrLn 10, and rs [ would
iiko 10 know if theTo is any ono living in your
place t tho namo Of Hes!wel! which Is the .mo
{. my Esther who lived in Culpcper and fell in
the war, ard my mother put mo in tho Orphsn
Asylum in this city, wncn was an infant. l
| think she is dead, too l WAS born in Gupeper
IN 1873, had brother named joan, bu. | do
not snoT whether he is living or moi. l wish
you would nv and fad out for mo, and let me
Know soon When you snswtr this, pl. n.o al
dr's8 Your letter 10
Alice HEATwELI.
Care CT Ms. Ellen L. Newman.
AicXandIiL Va
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From S'OuStanfjnOpIc

LONDON. July pa dispatch to the Times
from Co0stantiuople says: "All tina. tho Sultan
tears is tho danger OF foreign fleet appearing
before his capital, and Oh this point he has been
reassurcd by his naval authorities who declare
that at the present moment no fleet could force
The DiroanelIes without losing largo proper
ton oi Its shi1s and that in few days tho de-
lenses may DO Increased hundred fold by
mcaDs Of torpcdocs.
Gen. Blum Pacha, who has Just returned
from tour OF ics pcoton, recon- neuds tho con-
s:ruoton OF ten new forts on tho straits.
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Er. Tanner,

NEW YORK. July 24.-Dr Tanner Was some.
what weaker and rather moro irritable to- day.
Early this morning he complained Of G
burning scrstion in his stomach and
was glvcn Two mouth(uls of hot
water, which simulated tho gastric
tocles. relieving Tho distress. His phy sciaps
think this an uniavorablo sign, but he SAYS that
during his fast at Minneapolis he often ex-
pcrenccd the samo sensation. lie enters upon
the eth days fast with 20 other marked
change 10 condition,
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l.ynChcH.

DENVER, Col. July 2l.-Ubas. Norton sho,
policeman ONcil at kekono yesterday after
noon. Norton was intox!clted and was raising
disturbance 10 saloon when the police at.
tempted to arrest him aud was shot dead. The
murderer was taken to the i,il and several
deputy sheritf5 were placed on guard Tho
crowd soon gathered. over. powered the guards
aud taking tho prisoner out lypched him.
TIC admitted having Committed other murders,
and said no ought to have been hanged long
AGO
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Fatal Dive.

SoUT1 AMEoY, N. j.. July 24.-Andrew
Lester. aged 10 years, was drowoed 10 South
River this moruiog. Lister hired boat for
the purpose Of cabling, in company with a
companion named CatIcr. 10 the middle of
the stream l. ser stripped aud dived 10 the
water His head STUCK fast 10 tho mud, and,
although cx'ricated ten MINUTES aftarWard, he
was found dead. Tho unfortunate young man
lived in Albany, N, Y,
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e.a1sarIas Grant,

HosToN, July 2l.-G,ocral U. S. Grant has
been cltccd President of tho San Pedro and
Canon do LAgna Company. which owns
40. 900 acres OF iaud in New Mcx,co. Including
copper and goll mines. Boston and New Y ork
capitalists arc largely Interested in tho enter.
prise. v bile IL New York Gen. Grant will
make his headquarters at tho backlog hous, OF
Geo. W. Is .llou & Go.
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Gs BY reason Ct tho inclemency of tho wostt-
or, tho mortng ol The voters OF the "a ward for
the purpose of organizing Hancock end Rng.
lish club Is ncstpunet Till Tuesday next. st eight
O'clock T. III JAS II. CAT,N.
I'd MnEber of Conserv. Com nittGn.
IL Tho weather should DO il G ement. the meet
ing will be held in the rooms OF tho Conservative
Rpadjuster Club.
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Fatal Attempt for 7.iDerty.

ST. PAU, Mimi. July GA special from
Minnepeg, Man, TO the Pioneer Press says -
While constable Powers wss crossing Red River
WITH Mike Carroll, an escape prisoner, the lat u
urso: the boat and both mon drowned.
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SEfOOainw Motcs,

NAV YORK, July 2l.-The team totals \, tn,
SO yards range FL Wimbledon to-day wore ~
follows: English $50; American 5iI Amnr:cSr
t"!si a. l0n yards 5ln; English 5lS.
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Nomination..

RUTLAND. VI, July q AT tho Don. O; ratio
convention Of the fret Vermont distrc, yeslcr-
dsy ). j. T. Randall was unanimously nomi-
nstcd for Congress.
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lac MARKET Tho market this morning
"ss better supplied with vegetables End ftui,s
=, Mt Tor some time psst Prices wcrn as fellows:
tesches % 10 3 per peck; apples -: per peck +;
pess - to doc per peck csntsleups TO 3Dc
I'oce; wateImelons 20 10 Sc piece; WhortIe-
l'Ftics &c per quart; black berries SC a Quart {;
,SS plants b TO lOc ! Gee: tomatoes Is 10 400
ger peek; sugar corn lie per dozen; common
'l'I II, per IAN; rev sweet potatoes 75c per
"scR Lims bears II to l5c per quar-; csbbage
! 10 luc pev hesd; string bean. 20, mar neck :.
.Neumoers l02 pe7 dozen; cymblins 10 to l2c
t! uCZen white potatoes % TO 3nc per peck
"HNer 20 to ''oe per Ib eggs II 10 Is per dcz,n
,hicSens 10 s. per dozen. Fish-tresh mack.
L'eI 10 10 4uc a pl"ce; tsiors 25c per bunch
Iiams Sc per dcz. -'' ''' oo"
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New STFAMEoAT.-An now steamboat for the
Potomac Steam BOA: COMPANY, was launched 10
Wilmington. Del, to day. Toe new vessel is
to b. chilled the Excelsior. 1t is said she will
be larger than the George Loary, and is built
for speed and com!or;. She is expeoted to ar.
live 10 Washington about the middle CT Au.
gust, when it is tho Intention CT the company
to pnt her oa The lno between that city aid
Norfolk as mato to tho L,ary.
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Bead,

Lshn1H, jn!y u Lady Anne de Grey, Bar
oncss Lucas and Counties; Dowager Gowper il
dohd She was tho Oldest daughter OF the s,conC
Esrl EG Greg.
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IfMr%RhNCE-A Inoeilrg 81 tia AL Kin
Ina Reform Cub was held las; neht. with L..
y. Harrison in the chair arh II! IL. FoEz SEQ
rotary.
Gccrcc ". MsxStl, Vas re- tI,c q! secretary
d the club. and tho services Of Gle ,riior were
2'nsld with during tho summon season.
tnder the head Of For the Good # the
t!ab. Prof Esars and others made interesting
addresses.
The dub ticn adjourned ard rlccNdcd 10
ne Gospel Tcnt, in the Pcstotfc, yard where
isF1e temperance meeting was in progress.
iTc>ded over by Mr.. Toprs,ni. A. the c)u.
G.uslon Ct Mr.. TowlscLd's address, Professor
iHaOs made some remarks, ADD tunber OF
uTso,s sgucd tho plcdg,.
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TIE WASHINGTON OUTRAGE. The trial OF
The hVo Washington roGShs who 50 brutaiy ~
"aulted tho Eirl diary Trout. ircn Virgins, in
TIC grounds of the Smithsonian Institute on tho
IN; OF Sunday, June 2Cth. WAS continued yes.
IerIay in the Pole, Court Of that city. The
SI7I, who is ssid TO be An innoccE: country lass,
seemed 10 DO elmos. Indifferent 10 tho great
WToug she clsrgei was pCrpt:ratei upon her.
In her testimony before tho cOur. sho owned
ia; her namo WAS Trout, Iu. he'd soao by that
o' Mansfield; that she arrived IN Washington on
inc -a.h OF Juno from Cu'p,pCr, Va, whore 81 q
h"G worked rr RI Mrs Noi.Eel that she stop.
Fet IN ttl3 city liid:Y and Saturday nights,
siCepirE win girl na;"oA Ann. Scott, who
Iivti! with hcr molhert.orc hu. hes sire, gone
10 Boston. Tho prisoners werc hod in the sam
"' s'tCO Tor Il Cir sproarsncn before tho grand
Jury, and tho outraged Girl was hold in custJd 3
10 tcsuiy. She will have the witness rooms ST
mo Washington isl! and will draw 81 day un.
III the ~ G. September o. ionS-r.
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SERIOUSLY INJURED WHILE BLASTING
KoCK- coored man of this city. named
Joseph Ford. wos seriously Injured Tuesday
evening last. while engaged 10 blasting rcck,
near Front Royal. A large piece Of an exploded
bo'dor struck him on tho left sido of tho head,
cutting It severely and mashiug in portion Of
the tac,. lie was brought hero yesterday Oh
the VrgLia Midland Midland train and carried
to his homo on Pen6l,ton street, between Pitt
and st. As,ph, where he has been lying 10 an
unconscious condition ever since. DIS. Stabler
and Powell are the attending physiciaos.
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=, POPULATION OF ALEXANDRIA County,
,ne following is the population of alexandria
S,,un'y; az returned to MIR. Berjam Austip.
ot 81 X OF the County Court, by the enumerators
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OTICE-1 have this day appointed Measrs.
:,1, M % hLkS A. 9oHh AMI GEORGE +.
STEIN ER my agents 10 "., lac. .n;c.r:v on
Tor me, in the city of Alex4rdris Vrxinis ,hs
business OF the manufacture and sale Of CIGARS
and the sale Of TOBACCO and o.hat art clos
usually sold BY tohscconists the said bu,ino.s
being fIr the presant carried on At tho N. e. cor.
ner OF King and FairfM sts Alexandria. Va.
Jgl2.2W F. +. C0RBRTr.
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pERsoNAL.-Mr. EJlh j. Miller aud vile,
OF thus city. arc sci ourolng at BIr llarbor; o1
the cas-: Of Maine.
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M AYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE
~ AleXsndris, Va, Juaa % 1881.
PROCLAMATION-N i, hereby given
to all parties owning or in possession of Dogs,
or who msy co no into the ownership or n ,,ss,.
ION Of dogs from lhis time 10 the 3l,t cf NAV
81 freed against those fai.ing to TAXA ont doc IL
censes irtm the Auditor. The fine ia SIS.
COUKTLAND II. SMITH.
iy20-1w Msvor,p
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BY Groen 81 Wise, Auctionesrs.

pF droen " WISE, AuCtloneers
TRUSTEES SALE
TALEAELE REAL ESTATE Nv Rosy.
I'm lIRGINIh Opposite GEORGE.
TOpN: y InpRO WE'D BII ID VEL.
HiHG no USE, STORE, STABLE DC.
3y virtue Of Ii decree Of the Circui, Court Of
Alexandria county, Virginia, rendered AZ tho
May tern, 1881. thereof. IN the suit of Anna
Hills vs.. Hanna and Johnston, trustees &C.,
Inc subscribers. IS commissioners of sale, an.
pointed ny said Decree will offer for sale, At pub.
nc auction, On the promises, on WEDNKS.
DAY, August 18th, 1850. at 8 o'tlJck n. ma,
LUIS numbered one. two and three. in sou.re
mum Bored three. IN the town OF Kosslyn, Vir.
2iDlN, with tho improvements, consisliI.r OF
- w ELLlNif HOUSE, store. stable and II, ces.
ssry outbuilciags snd lot CT fruit trees.
IL rms OF Sale prescribed by decree ara ::
Sl,ltio u. with interest from December 20 1877.
ut s per cent. and SIS II taxed costs tI sui. in
clsh the residue in e, T. and Is months sf.er
said sale. with approved personal security. If
terms OF sale arc MT com piled with within ono
week from the day of sale, tho property will be
resOld ct tho risk end cost Of the defsuliing pur
chaser, sfIer three days notice in the Evening
Star newspaper of Washington. u. q. Convey
anclng 1t purchasers coet.
ALBERT STUART,
JAMES M. JOHNSTON, ) Comm'rs'
Euncanson u Bro, Statesmen iy24sSwts
TuR KENT-The BRICk STORE and
h Nv ELLlNG at the corner of Columbus
and Prlncess streets, now occupied by MI r. C.
Spinks hiss been kept as grocery snd nrovis.
ion store successfully for h number of wears
Gas and water on the premises. Possession given
september l. 1850. Apply TO
jyN-cotf JNO p ENERCON