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, 1880-04-20

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In tho fifteen States nboro mentioned tho nc-
pub1tcAns hnvo but ono United Suites Scnator,-
KelloBg,-and his scat Ia nov contested by tho
bulldozer5. Tho Solid South sends but thre0 1te-
publican Representatives to tho Lower 1Ionse OF
Congrcsa,-Martin, from North Carotlnn: Ilouck,
from Tennessee: nrd Jorgensen, from Vlrginia.
TITO Democrats, on tho othor hand, olcot from
these stntcs tucnty-nino United States senntors
md nknoty-scvcn members Of tho I.ower House.
The division Of tho Solid South In Congress is:
Senate. Ho4st.
nGMn0rnta.. ,,.,..........,..........s0 10 VI
Republicans s.,.,.,.....,.........,.,. U
, 1880-04-20

GLADSTONE arrived III London yesterday.
Ills rest from tho lnburs OF tho campaign has
I ibcen brief,
, 1880-04-20
Democratic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~, A.,qtkt t,oIItt

No Bano man who knows how partlcs aro d.
vidcd In tho south and rculizcs TINT tho terrible
election 1uaohinory ct that region is completely
in tho hants Of tho Democrats can look for ono
Electoral vnto for the Republican uokot In a1y
Of tho Southern Stntos. 1t would be mndncss for
tho Republican pnrty to nominate d candisloto in
tho hopo Of carrying my Southern State, md In
50 doing risk Ohio, Now York, md Now Haup-
SHIRE, which arc essential to Republican SUCCESS
thls fall.
, 1880-04-20

A posr-OFrlcE cmploy6 Of Cape Town l,as
bcen 'urrcstcd for catnplclty III the recent dla'
tnopd robbery which occurred at that place.
, 1880-04-20

KEA1tSEY was yesterday confined in the
;San Francisco House Of Correction.
, 1880-04-20

TIE blockade caused by tho recent SHOW
Btornt on tho Un!on Pacific Railroad has ended
and trNtns arc now r,stsnfny On schedule time.
, 1880-04-20


when Congress passed tho bili remonctiztng
silver over the Executive veto. this pnpcr
nuycr omitted any prnper occasion or proper
argument to urge and advocate tho re1no1lctf-
zntton Ut silver. All other questions were
suborAlnate.l to that, We carried on tho dis
cusston c,litortally md with the aid of con,-
municatlons from many Of tho ablest
writers Ut tho country. We treated tho sub
jcet as ono Ut Natlona, roltcy,-nut
rs d Republican,. but rs MI Amert-
call policy III the SUCCESS Of which
the wl.olo country WIS deeply Interested.
The reconciliation Of silver wRs a.fvncatcu
by Democrats a,>l Republicans generally III
the States west Of tho Alleg>lcnies, and up.
posed by the Democrats nnd Republicans III
New England and New York. at TINT tfnc
thu following were TIC existing facts:
~ Tile Resumption net provided for tic
redemption Of the legal-terder grecnbacks III
coin. {3) Under the law Us 1t tl,en stood tlle
only coin posslble to be used Il, rctiec1ntng
the greenbacks was gold. (y) T|tc amount
Of gold in the whole country lid mt exceed
one hundred millions. ~ The construction
placed upon the Resumption net by NIL tho
Eastern Republicans and Democrats was,
that upon redemption tic grccnhncks wero
to be Withdrawn. Tile Secretary Of tic
Treasury, though often appealed tu, refused
to negative this construction. ~ The grcen~
bucks being Withdrawn anu silver being de-
monet'zee, u,ato Moula "'leI IT., oa.. :, low, w
gold, In which dear. ard scarce metal nll
.lepts, public md prlvnte, including bank.
notes, would llnye 10 be paid,
u!!e4 'nIso , .ea's'.'sa a.. -. 1"4.T,a"
nos "fos" .o' Wmts w - saoa ea,.'
ssol' " t!1e s',ss gu' a w.,
"he' ~ Soetnls ssse''A " ~" .s-n W.
W n's''n ~ oA."s' 1.,y. w. -.
n'eea ulc '..p',as'','.s ~ t.su's'p.'on n'
soa a,ohe wv ue"u"iieeu uo .o'4".
tMs, u uo oe'ae''es " ..'o tseeps.os. '' ~ "a,a
"lt""1""", " tiu R'ee'loAeN,' ~" VI nste'
s'tS " u!e o".A currency, H1'u y. t.o s."e".'
"'ech " BUSINESS n''a pop.s, -, ."s ..,.,o. ~
'e',pt ~ ."As so''' eAs sss'.s''. ~
m,a .r usuep"s'"s mon.S '" e a., .o ..,.
theso VIEWS WIS aeao.eu III ,,n .n's ,s" rr..
WY ",tci u"s' l"s wv .I.''.s .ae' os"e
''"'t tno 4c'',o's.'h".1o' VI on,sA "''s 'Nt
soi1te eeeSs.s ~, VIC leaa'l'puon y. spse's
w0snleuts' m,o t4"S "'tnoas e'1,sl , o.'.' "ouI"
oe l'hposs,olo -" les'"G sp,e.'s w. i'e"s aws
Nv @uo "ino n.s.." ~ uo '""' IVY
"e9e eoase'oae " wv pone.1"1 1s'"asnso
oAelelseu ~ lIio ''onss 'eluo's saml., l" '.o"ss
sna'e.s, " ""o'n ' W. "e's4 '"l.sa - a. ~.
khoMle"te tno 1l"'c'tmef 10 oho VI tno
aoies. nlsa''s' ailu ','seu l'..' "nen sons!ss,
le' II IL ""S io"''o Ilp.,ss'pe ~ ie'ioict.1o !. :.
e'tte1 "'"t ~, "s ~ Wv i"A ss's too.
solnaee VI s't'e, oo,'a,s' tle" .!lo u@'e n@eo
, 1880-04-20

4 BTALWAKT prayer wns offered at tho
opening of tho lowa Republican Convention.
Tho boys stood It wotf enough until tho Chaplain
cnme to hts "sol1ier- aud sailor" resolutions
when they burst Into wild applause.
, 1880-04-20

AN ordinance pusscl tllU City Council Inst
evening contlnlug gB!auRhtcr-b0l1scs to location
In tho southWcstcEr portion Of tho city.
, 1880-04-20

AT"' Nv ett.sNtuo' . AF' "
u.,t,,, t5,,,t r.. .,,,
.Is uuer Hsani i!t IL NY
u couHtrynsn, :, ! :. i. ~ LIZ, t,oE =.
As W.! ! -. say, HsteE ~ H:.ii, H.; T
G.Etcn ~. ~! .t,i,, III nv !, ~ ~. untIts =
s.tMttu ~ ..s ~" y. 1H.t ,aacs KtuS : ~ y
1s;. 1nt!pe sMo i LIE " T.. Miat u, y
MG.cn .ct,ln ~ oHtsr .t.!.,. 70 cum. ! !, =.
W%t1swm n,. 4 " u, ut,'er I, ,.,,.t Mu ;;
mWess ',t,rs, y, ~ >, tain a,,,t ,',,SH.
, 1880-04-20

TnE 10. yesterday toll several fa1sohoofs
about the delegates already cluctetl to tho llft-
nois Convention. reversing tho tr,la figures 80
as to give tho third term majority. hut thia
need not aurprlso those who hnyo followed tho
remarkable course Of that paper during tho
present canvass. Tho true tally Is;
1EAn!
MAahnnfn1s......,. s....,......ss........s.+--
Edmuntfa.
ss.sssstt
THE TRIBUNE has ut rrcacnt no predictions to
mako either in regard to tho Btate or tho Ma
tionRl Convention. It simply gives tho news.
1t haB several times printed tAly OF tho dalg-
xatea elected by countIcs, and no contradiction
quartor,
, 1880-04-20

TILE London Times returns to the discus
aion VI what 1t consIicm tho uuwarsanted al.
sumption OF tha United States In reference 10
tho Panama Canal, doprccates tho proposed ah-
1pgauon Ut the tIAyt0n- nulwcr Trcnty, and
c,s.ms for England aud for all European nations
having prosecutions IN the American Continent
tho right ct . aatloual and material tntorest Ia
the canal project.
, 1880-04-20

THE House yesterday PASSED biitt re-
ported BY Mr. Cox, OF the Foreign Affairs Com.
tnlttce, creating a corporation with q capital Of
0N.QQo to take In hn1ld tho proposed InternR-
slonol Exhibition ln Now York City in 1851, Tbs
bill VIA opposed BY Mr. Carlisle On constitutional
grounds, and BY Mr. 0'Eeili, Ut Philadelphia, on
purely iooai and selfish grounds.
, 1880-04-20

white.atoctlnR baseball Fnrh.
, Michigan avenue. oppositu Washington street.
~t1nmo beswccn Tho Washington. u. t.. and Chicago
Clubs
, 1880-04-20

1Iooley'a Theatre.
Randolph street, totreen CLARK and la Bslle "0u
Girls"
, 1880-04-20

Mevlcker'4 Theatre.
Madhon strcot, betmceu Dearborn and State.
%The Htsntegsls"
, 1880-04-20
AaIUSEAIESTS

1Inverly's Thentre.
Dearborn street. cornor OF Monroe "The Rival
E4uAneeraL"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-02
AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF LAND IN PRINCE WILLIAM
~ COUNTY,

BY virtue Of decree rendered of the June
term, $780, OF the Circuit Court Of Fairfax coun-
ty, in the suit Of James Jones ct ais. vs.. Il. Il
Fowle ct ais, the undersigned commissioners of
sale therein named, on SEPTEMBER 20, 1870.
Court day, at 1890 2. m., in front of the Court
House OF Fairfax county. will offer for sale o
certain TRACT OF LAND, in Prince William
county, about II miles from Occcqusn. on the
Brentsville road, bounded by the lands of Ham
mill, Seman snd Duvsll. Tho tract contains lSD
acres, l rood and IA poles. and has substantial
DWELLING and other improvements upon it.
Terms: One tenth Of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue in three equal instslments
day Of sale the purchaser 10 give good security
for the deferred payments. Title 10 bo retained
until full payment of the purchase money.
ChSSIUS GARTER, Coulmrs.
+. l.. SMITH, ! OF Sale.
Esirf,y county, aup27-2sWLs
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FANCT GssesssS.

II OSIERY-OVer 100 new pst.erns shown
- the largest and bHst selected stock in the
city.
DkESS SHlkiS- - rail- asso'trnont; also tho
now patterns of Collars and CuGa.
KID GLOVES, LACES, RIBBONS and
SCARFS.
Special attention paid to QENTLHMEE'S
EECK WEAR. Constantly receiving u! tho
newest designs offered to first class city irsde.
GERMANTOWN and SAXONY WOOL
and ZEPHYR WORSTED.
SUMNER q NDEH VIZ AR for laGius. gents,
misses, boys ard infantc; largo assortment; |;
prices 20c TO So.
CORSETS can be seen at 51c, Toe, 81, ST. Is,
81 6O and 81 per pair; sc!erAl new makes IN
Corsots added TO stock; ladies are invited to or
anime saro.
BUTTONS, Brsids Parasolg, Soool Silks,
Towels, Napkins, Dexter Knitting Cotton. Pins.
Needles, Combs Belts Suspenders. Thread
Gloves. Soap, Perfrmery sni 3 new so,cc.'oa of
Jewelry.
apl7 G. ii. ADAMS % King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-02

T0M MISSIONERS' SALE NF A VALU.
~ ABLE FAEM Iii FAIRFAX COUNTY.
BY virtue Of decree Of tho Circuit Court q!
Fairfax county, Vs.. rendered. at its June terui,
lSSO, thereof in the cG.acary cause f Smyth W.
Ferris, the undersigned, Commissioners Of sale,
appointed by said tc3I.e will sell .; public auc-
ton, en- HUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2Sth. 1880, 81
y O'Clock M, in front Of tho Msrket Building,
on Royal street. in the city of Aloxsndrs Va,
tho REAL ESTATE in ssid de rec m"n.io6ed,
situated in Mount Vernon Dis::ict Esi:fsE D.,
Oh the old road from Alexsndria to AcCoiiuk,
about siI miles from The former Aal three nj es
from tho latter place, and isro mics l5om AouGt
Vernon, IN good nci: hb0rhucd e3 jo, ing the
lands OF Do worth Euckuan aud others, contain
ing ll3 ACRES, @bout - OF which Gro in wood
and the residue under ell tiva!ion, we'll ada9tad
to gralG and grass There is 5 large Snd nearly
new DWELLING HOUSE, Of modern con-
structlon. c0ntsining eleven rooms, bay windows
and never falling we'll Of tiho Qster nesr tho
door. two bSrns with stsbiing, wagon shed Sc.
Also q large ORCHARD tf well soGcted fruit
OF apples, pears and peaches, tho whole embrac.
Ing very desirable estate. 1t will bo shown to
purchasers by WT. g. Ferris. now on re prem
lses. Possession given for tsll Seeding il do:ir-
ed. and full possession given on confirm stion Of
sale.
Terms: Ono third Of tho purchase E,oley in
cash on the day of sale, and the residue in ORC
and two years sf.er date, the purchaser oxocut-
ing bonds, bearing interest, lJr the deferred in
stslments. and the title retained until the pur-
chsso money is all paid.
JOIN NJ. JoHNsoS. &c CONS. Of Sale.
aUg2S-eots
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v VOUNG LADIES IESTITUTE,
Il AJENANDk!A

you've LAD!ES' INSTITUTE.
Il ALEXANDRIA.
DSAHLS SCHOOL FOR YOuNG La.
DIES ie!s) LITTLE GIRb4) will begin SEP.
Tam R&R 18Th, 1Se0.
The Principal has had over iittoun year. Gy-
mont Seminary and WAS Vc3 Principsl there
GUricg the latter part Of her stay. she has
laugh. also in tho families of prominent gon:la-
;ntn III Virgins; .Hlong them the late DR..
i; +. Baldwin, ot St,unton. Since coming 70
Alexandria she has been so successful and has
met With go much encouragement (havng re-
tsned thu ssma pupils throagh both annual scs.
iionE) lnGt She h,s rented house, whore sho
WI! reside, in desirable and suitable location,
IN Ouka street. between Royal and Fit, two
doors from tho corner of Royal. The rooms in
the second story will bo used for school rooms
Her terms for board. including washing, fusI,
Nights and tuition in English branches, are Sl50
Ee' schc.sSii2 year, 90 months); tho higher
Engtish hTsachoS, with Mathematics, Istin
Frcnch, Music, Painting and Drawing, will bo
t1usht i2fma Tor tho scholastic year (l0 mos.
Inm?7y Department $li Junior $50; Senior
S-9- Payments 10 be made one third in advance
On the day o! entrance. one third on the 18Th Of
D'cambo1 AID ono third on the 18th Cf March.
lse.orenc3s: Rev d. Safer, (har psstor and
I's;7on) Bishop +. II. WhLlto. Coz. f. B Mont
"gue CORNER p&tronl Of Shackelr,rds', King sid
VIeon county, Va; Rev. Er. d. +. Sprigg and
te'. 'r. }. Petorliin, OF Richmond; Rev. /. F.
mS'tIn, Of hcEtucky. and her former patrons in
ms place. Sao respectfully requests ihoso who
may decide to patronizc her to nprly on Tho Fl frst
"' september. jq2l-eo&tWt>1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-02

lSGlN1A, TO Wit: IN ths Circuit Court c:
Y FalriaE ccunty, August 70. 1889
JuiIs +. Ford, a3IninStrktrx o. 4. T. Fora, c..
ceEsco sssinss :. Z. Ball, Z. Il. Eai, lss.c
J.. Bali il. d. EaIl and Others, tsft3, IN civ
Mem TIC obisc: of tai. SUIT il 20 ch.r:e the
LEGAL and eeGultsbn ia:cIes. Of the ;s.a - II
Ball il tha lshd REian hi: mother. TIE lste Mar
Tho g. bS!, widow OF mot!ra:a .ssll. deceased,
te!d as dover; with !aa psymc5t Q; L judgmsa: !:
obtained BY the complsinsnts iateststs sgainst
the ssid s. n. Bal! ior the sum Of S:Gi 35 with
interest from the sth d.y of s;epcn oer 1857,
and s. G3 costs
1t appearing by affidavit fled that the above
named defendants are non residents of the State
of Virginia. it is ordered that ,h4y sppesr with
ii enc month after Gus publication hereof, gld
do whs. IL necessary t2 protec: I'll cir ist-rcs,s
a copy--tss:e: =. y. KICakKDSON, Ok.
Moore & SON, p. q. sugl2-W4w
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BY O'Neal & Lucas, Auctioneors.

TOMMlSSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL RSTATE.-By virtue of a
decree OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax county,
Va, rendered at the June term, 1880, thereof iu
the ,chanceIry cause Of w. r, Emerson and wife
ct ais vs. Elva M. Emerson ct sls, the sub.
sctb.r, as commissioner of sale, appointed by
said Decree will expose for sale at public suction
on SATURDAY. the 1ith day of Septembe
1880 at II NJ, in font of the Market building,
on Royal street, in the city CT Alexandria, Va
the REAL ESTATE in the said decree men
toned. Of which Harrison Emerson died seized,
to wit:
No l. A LOT OF GROUND. with TWO
STORY FRamE DWELLING house. in
:he village Of West End in Fairfax county. Va,
situated on the south side of Duke street, Z.
tended, p short distance west of the "Stone
Bridge" ard containing two roods and twenty
ivo poles.
Nc. 2 a TRACT OF LAND in Fsirfsx
county, Va, south of the .bovo described lot
No l. and separated therefrom by the V. M.
and A. s. +. railroads. adjoining the lands of 4.
l.. Eotchford, Holland and others. and contsin-
icg lGb acres Of dry land, moro or less, ca ceres
OF meadow land, more or less, and shout 10 acres
marsh land.
Terms OF s.le-CIe hFth aftts purchase money
il Cash, and the residue il threo equal payments,
~ G.S, twolva and eighteen months from the day
q sale; the deferred payments to bear interest
from the dsy Of sale, and to be secured by the
Itt'S vi tEb PGICuNScTs, VIII SOOu pceSpNSl SC.
curly, and lRe re.etian Of The title until the last
payment is made, ALSERE STUART,
aul lleots Commissioner Of Sale.
GALE GLAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
Hy virtue o. decrcs rondcred q. tue .Iune
term, lS7u. OF the Circuit Court If Fsitfax couu.
t7 in the suit Of John d. DeBcll administrator
tt Z, 4. Daniel, deceased, W. y. S Grgsby,
&c, TITO uadersigned commissioners of sae
therein named, on 81 SfTEM BEN 20 1880, Court
DIV, o. IL CLOCK m, will sell at public auctioa
before ihe door If tha Court House Of said cOun-
ty, a certain TEAUr HF LAND, belonging to
4. s. Grigsoy, containing 3334 ceres, more 0:
less The said land lies near tho village Of Cena
trcvila, adjoining the lsnt,s Of Pomeroy. Mg:n
and olhofs Persons desiring q particular dc.
scfiptlon thereof ara referred TO Nj. John >.
Da5eil: VINO restless 10 thu vicinity.
Terms ct Sale: Ono fourth OF the purchase
money IN hand rs deposit liable TO be forfeited
and tbs lard resoli st tho risk Of the purchaser
should &c fsi 10 conn., plete his purchase; tho res
ldue IN tbree equsl annual instslmonts, with G-
terest from day of ssle, pnyablo anuuslly, to be
secured by the bonds Of the purchaser, with
good personal security, aud retonti IN Of tito till
tho last payment is made,
H: w: THOMAS, (Comm'rs Of
THOMAS MOONE, Sale.
John ". MoAlor, Auctioncor.
Tho undersigned have several tracts of land
co tigucus to tho abovo named to which thoy
invite Tho at;ention OF purchasers.
II. w. THOMAS.
THOMAS MOORE.
Fairfax cauatv. AuRlS-w4v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-02
AUCTION SALES.
By ONesl s. Lucas, Auc.ioneera.
YALE OF THE ENTIRE EFFECTS

~ OLA
HOUSE. E.FURNISHING AND VARIETY
STORE.
As am about to change my busdess, will
sell on THURSDAY, Sept. ID, at 10 o'clock 8.
m. and p. M, at my store southeast corner q
King and Washington streets, Alexandria, w.,
my entire stock, consisting OF fine sssortmen,
Of Bronzed Lamps, China and Glass Wsre Tin
Ware, Toys. &C., sc. Sale continued till the
entiro stock is disposed of.
aue2S-4t Mrs. s. *, SNIDER.
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YUST RECEIVED NEW PaTrEHNo OF
, TOILET SETS, BUD VASES g. .stls
augl6 d. j. M1LLEk q CO.'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-02
By Greon s. Wise, Auctioneers.
FEHRUSTEES' SALE

oJ OIcOu ~ w lSCi auCtOhccAe'
! TRUSTEES SALE :r
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ross
LYN VIRGINIA OPPOSITE GEORGE
TOWN. ID G, IllPRO VED BY Il ID VEL
blEG HOUSE, STORE, STABLE &c.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court o.
Alexandria county, Virginia, rendered at the
NJ sy term, 1899. thereof, in the suit of Anna
Hills vs.. Hanna and Johnston, trustees, Sc.
The subscribers, as commissioners OF sale, sp.
pointed by ssid Decree will oter for sale, nt pub.
nc auction, on the premises, on WEDN ES.
DAY, August 25th, 1850. 8! s o'clock p. m.
LOTS numbered oae. two and three in square
numbered three, in tho town Of KosslyD, 'Yir-
elnia. with the improvements, consisting OF
DWELLING HOUSE, store stable and neces.
ssry ou!budi0gs and o lot Of fruit trees.
Terms of Sale prescribed by decree Sro
at per cent. and S3S Do taxed costs ct suit. III
cash the residue in 6, y and Is months sfIer
said salo with approved personal security. II
terms of sale are not complied with within ono
week from the day OF sale, tho property will be
resold st tho risk snd cost CT the Gelsulting pur.
chaser, sfGer three days notice in tho Evering
Star newspaper of Washington. j.. 6 Convey
aEcing At purchasers cost.
ALBERT STUART. s,o~,
Duncnnson & Bro, Statesmen. iy24s&w!s
Ns- Tho above sale Is postponed to SATU T.
DAY, August IS, same hour and place.
By order of the Trustees:
1t DUNCANSON EROS, Salesman.
Sr BY consent of sll parties intnres.e;. the
above ssio IS further postponed until THURS.
DAY, Sept. q, at the esms hour AGd place.
JaMEs 11HEs M. oJoAS5s J9HNss;os. Commits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-02
~ i. KGNHf'S SCHOOL,

-E-2e
On Queen, ho,wecn Washington and Columbus
streets
This SCHOOL FOB BuIS, which has baen
II successful operation for Is years and in which
sre ,snaht AL the iunGau ental and higher Erg.
iI'h h7sEchc:. will c;mmeH2e again on MON
DAY, Sept Is
In" terms of tuition Demanding upon tn
Dr"aches tsugh!, Isrg} from sc to Sl0 per quar.
ter in advsnce.
Tha rriIcipal will be at his school room every
day Il .er the It'll Of September from o'clt cS TO
l. m, to receive and classify pupils. sug2O-tr
NEISS A. X. SWAIN WILL REOPEN
1FA HER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS snG LIT.
TLE BOYS, THURSDAY, Soplcm Dor 10th.
She viii take . lin.itoi number OF MUSIC
Sc ,o!srs. For terms. &c, apply to the Princi-
pal. No 90 Prince 81. aug1s-tSl6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-02
BY Groen 3 Wise
Real Estato Agents and Actionoorsl
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
KING STREET,


~ KING 81 STREET.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
Ry virtue of 8 deed Of trust from William n.
McVcigh and George K. and Edmund F. Wit.
mGr TO Francis j. Murphy and John M. Kest-
ing, detod December 81, 1859 and Of record in
tho Clerks office of tho Corporation Court of
the city Of Alexandria, 10 lbar u, No. s. folio
ga snd at tho request Of tho parties secured
lhoreby, tho undersigned, surviving trustee will
on SATURDAY, tho 4th day of September,
lsou, q! lO clock a. m, in front of tho promises,
offer ter sale 81 public auction tho folio wing
property, viz
ALL HAT CERTAIN LOTOF GROUND
with the lMPROVEMENr5 thereon, in the
city of Alexandra, on the north side of King
ana east side OF Royal streets, and bounded as
iolloRs: Beginning st the northeast intersection
OF SAID streets, and running thence east on King
| street to tho west line Of Isaac Buckinghsm's
lot; thence north with said west line extended
to Point Is feet south of tho southern line of
the lot belonging TO Mary Jones and her child
len thence east parallel with King street Is feet
| moro or less, to point in The east line Of the
| said buckinghsm's lot extended thence north
with said east line extended is fset; thenca west
parallel to King 10 Royal street; thence south
| ON Royal street % the beginning.
o1d Ihie property is imnroyed By the fine FOUR
Ing, Nos. 73. IS and II King street, now occu-
pied oy Isaac Echberg. esq., and being situated
| in the centre of tho business portion OF the city
| End On its msin thoroughfsTe, is ono uf the best
| business stands and most valuable properties in
| the city 1t now rents for ST. $50 per anuum.
Terms of Sale: One tonth Of the purchase
MONEY in cash. and the residue at six, twolve
and eighteen months from the dsy Of sale; tue
| coierred payments to bear interes. aGd to be Sc.
cu:ed by the bonds Of tho purchaser, With per-
sons! secarity, and retention Of the title until
the bonda sre paid, and e right 10 resell ct tho
! risk snd expense Of the purchaser upon tho fail
u:o - pay Esid bonds or sRy Of them
JOHN M. KEATIEG,
! Surviving Trustee.
Dated Alexandria, Va, Angus. Sd, 1850.
| For further particulars inquire OF George A
Mushhsch, Attorney q. Law, Nc. ro,th Fair.
| tax street.
| The sbova sslc is made with my en.iro app!o-
ha!ion. This property coz. S27 OC0. and is now
renting for 81, $50 por snnun o fraction under 6
por cent iateres. on $40. Gov; is known 10 be one
Of tho very best locations in tho city for any
kind Ct tu:inc.a, which will always insure the
best Of tenants. = safer inyetment can be
| made.
srg3~ts W. y. McVEIGE.
j We WILL OFEEE FOR SALE, at The
sane tiaa snd p!sco. tho THREE STORY
BRICh ROUaE AND LOT on the east side O
Ecyal street. betHeen PiiGco aud Duke streets
No. G2 south Royal street. The house is j.
GOOD osd.r, and has ell tho modern improve
mems GREEN y WISE,
Gu:0 cots for tae owner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-02
WEsLEYIAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

" STAUNToN, Virgins.
Opens IS 3lst session September 20.h 1880
Among The first Schools for young lsdies in Tho
JnIied SLa.oa. Climate unsurpassed. Surround
nS' beautiful. Pupils from seventeen States.
4 On" TIE LOWEST TERMS IN TIE UNION.
+, Forms: Board, WISHING, Lights. English
Course, Latin French, for e.ch hsIt Of the Scho-
!Sslc ycar, Sis.
Al! extras very low. For Catalogue, address
Rev. WA. y. HAEKIS D. D., prcst.,
J'o-eoGi%-m stsunton, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-02
LEGAL Nss'EIEES.

ff'O ALL WHOM 1T MAY C0NCRRN:-
x Tsko notics that tie undersigned Etwsrd
McGovern, having been lawfully appointed by
and quslted in the Orphans Court Of the city
Of Philadelphia, in the state CT Pennsy lvsniG,
as guardian Of KATIE G. FAY and FkAN Z
7. FAY, who now reside in tho s.il city OF
philadelphia, lie will move the Ci,cuit Cour!
tor the city Of Alszandris. in ths State Of Virgi.
MS. on MoElar the 9th dsy Of September 1850
that being the first d.v Of taa September tern
les0. OF said Court. for aE order for tho removal
Of Ftgiais. belonging 20 said Matlo q. Fay and
frank /. Fay. to .hs said city OF Philsdelphia
II WEIGH SAID City tho undersigned resides.
EDWARD MCGOFEEN.
Guarclan OF Katie &. Fey and Frank p. Fay
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