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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-31

uys bic goods cheap, is tho r. son be ca,
ell lhe,n cheap.
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Pages Boots and shoes, oos Mai,
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NOTICE.

Having pccn appointed adminisiraior Of
haeby glvrn 90 all PARTIES having clstin
,ytln Il sid ettate, to present them 10 the un-
d ,rslg,ri, TEo,e indebted, Pile use coma f0r.
WI. Hale L.,
wit, Admin Alrator.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-31
commencement Exercises.

For an artistic shave, or fashionable cut
there Is no place in Dallas equal to Ice Cohn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-31

pas.'sBoo ndshos store, eos Main
Ntreet.
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Pages boots sudsbsos, COS Main 9,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-31

SWINE OF CRRDUl" cures Irregular

painful, or difficult menstruatioi.
For sale by all Druggists,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-23
BY Green Il Wise,

(Real Estate Agents and Auctionears.)
( NOM MlSSlONERh' SALE OF VERY VAL
~ UABLE REAL ESTATE.-By yirtua OF q
decree Of the Corporation Court for the city Of
Alexandria Ve., in the chancery cause of Reid
vs. West rendered at IFS June term. 1881, the
undersigned, commissioners therein named, will
offer for sale by pubic auction. at the front door
OF The Court HCue OF said city. al II o clcck m :,
on TUESDAY. the 6:h day of September, 1851,
the following property, to- wit:
No.-A TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GROUND in the city of Alexandria Va, be.
ginning at the intersection OF the North side of
King street. with the west side of Fairfax street:
thence west on King street 50 feet; thence orth
parallel with Fairfax street G0 feet; thence east
parallel with King street so feet to Fsirfsx
street; thence south on Fairfax street to tho be
ginning.
No IA TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GROUND beginning on the west side of Fair
fax street at distance of TO feet from King
street; thence north on Fairfax street - feet;
thence west parallel with King street 60 feet:
thence south parallel to Fairfax street 20 feet:
theDce east to Fairfax street to the beginnin
Gas The superficial contents of the said I'D
Joining lots 1900 feet. 1t is esiimsted by ex.
perts after examination of the premises that the
whole can be put IN complete repair for the sum
of $3.50.
Terms of Ssle: Ten per cant OF the purchase
money in cash, and the residue on credit of 6,
II and Is II onths from day Of sale with interest,
the purchaser to. give bonds with good personal
security for the deferred payments, and title 10
S. FERGUSON BEACH, ! cor,,,,.,
H.O CLAUGHTON. 0onl u Is'
SAMUEL G. BRENT. u 0Ae'
-fu
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
A N ACT TO amend and re.enhct section Of
"a chapter Il, Of the corporation codo.

a N ACT to smend and re.enact section Of
"A chapter Il, OF the corporation codo.
Be it enacted by the City Council of Ale1an
dria, That section of chapter q, of the corpo-
| ration code be amended aod re.enacted so as to
read as follows:
1t shall be the duty of the Mayor on the 10Th
day of Ju 5 in overy two years CT as soon there
after as practicable to advertise for bids for rec
moeing the night soil OF the city of Alexandria
for two years from the first day of August thence
ensuing, The contrac. for the removal OF such
night soil shsll be awarded to the highest re-
aponsible bidder, who will use in such work the
improved apparatus known as the odorless ex
cavatlng mschine, giving preference TO any re-
sponsble resident of this city who shall otter to
introduce the came whether his bid snsll be the
highest or not; and il no person shall offer to use
the same. then the contract shall be given to the
highest responsible bidder. The person 10 whom
the contract is awarded shall in sl respects COM
oily with the laws Of the corporation, and shall
b7 subject to q fine Of $40 for every violation
thereof The Mayor shall proceed under the
law Immediately upon its passage.
This act shall be in force from i.s passage.
In compliance with the above act which passed
the city Council August IL and approved Au.
gust II. 1881, will receive sealed proposals. at
my office II King straet until the 25th day of
August 1851, at II o'clock NJ, at which time
will award the contract. I will require bond
aud security in the sum of five hundred dollars
for the faithful performance of duty, and reserve
the right to ject any and all bids. The sue.
cesstul contractor will srhis year. enter upon
his duties on the lst day of September. 1851, and
hold the position until the lst day Of August
1888.
J. T. BECKHAM,
auglS-tS25 Mayor.
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WILD HoNEY.-l. Will soon bo time for
tecso who love to mako business of hunti0e
bee trees to Start Gu: oa their expeditions. 4
gentleman, an old bee hunter. told story how
ho orcs took some honey out 10 the woods,
warmed it on stones. then left it there as sort
Of feeding place for tee bees, aad day or two
af!erWsrd noted The direction in which they
want afler loading themselves, and by following
thom some distance found there were Two lines
Of boes ruun;ng parallel to each other. In
about three bOurs be found one tree, marked
it, and then again set cut bis hopey. 10 short
time he took tho other ne for tho other tree,
He huated ard hunted for a long tims without
SUCCESS. Finally reaching ciH OF rocks. while
trying to pick his way down, he aocidentlly
slipped aDd slid to the bottom. Somewhat
s.uuned be lay few minutes, and looking up
TO see how far he had come, ll! and behold his
experienced eye saw bees goiog in apd out of
hole 10 a tree within few feet of him From
thosa two trees he took eighty or ninety pounds
OF honey, with o considerable quantity of ,es-
wsz, ard considered it one of The most SUCCESS
fol hunts be had ever had. Besides money,
there is used 10 ble huuliug a strong favor of
young clover, as it is called, of which the bees,
seemingly, are foudar than honey Itseif. The
proper way to trace bees is to heat stone, drop
hoaey on H. have the comb near By, aud tho
heated honey will Immediately draw the bees.
who will then fnd the comb and proco.d to
load themselves with il and return to their
homes. 1t requires sharp eye to follow the
lioe, but the term bee lice is we'll known to
be line straight ls ao arrow and all the bee
huuter hiss to do Is to get the COURSE of the
beo aud follow it straight until be has reached
the vicinity of the tree. as near as he can Judge,
after which he will ny bis honey again and so
tell whether he has not yet reached or gone BY.
Some hunters select good lively bee, throw
| -four over him and then by notug the time il
requires for that bao to unload hims.lf and re-
turn, ga. good idea of The distance.-Eing
| Ston ~. ~ Freeman
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AUCTION SALES.
NOMM1SSIOHERS SALK OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX

NOMMISSIOHERS SALH OF VALUA.
- BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAIkFAX y
CoU My. Va.-By virtue of decree of the
Olrtult Court Of Fairfax County, in the suit o
q. W. Dear vs. Stephens, pna Wilcox, ct sls
rendered in vacstion, July 23 1881, the under.
signed commissioners will. at II NJ, MONDAY
Septembers l9.h, 1881, County Court day, offer
Tor sale ct public suction, that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND living near Centrevi!e,
fairf'x county. Va, within % miles of Wash
l1gton and Alexandria, five miles of Clifton
station Va NJ. K. K. and 20 miles of Warrenton
Springs This trsc! has been owned by J. w.
Dear, esq i8 improved by handsone, COM
modlous and capnciCu3 DWELLING end e1.
tensiVe CUT building. Barns and StableF. 1t has
me OkCH KID and much grses, c full view
OF the Blue Bldge Mountains and is advsnta.
Reoualy situated for Schools churches, posloiiice
stores, mills and shops. The land has received
csre,u cultivation, is extremely fertile and con
tsins 395t ACRES, 8 pat OF which may be seen
home with the advantages of fine scenery, excel.
lent water, good society and healthy surround
lngs cannot do better than invest in this prop.
etty. Mr. Geo. W. Des-, who resides on the
pace, Will take pleasure in showing it ID visitors
The undersigned are uthoriZ I'd 10 sell at private
SAFE, End invite proposals a. any tins prior to
dste of public sale.
Terms: One-!enth of the purchase money in
hsnd, and ths residue oon credit OF ono, Two
and three years. with interest from day of sGe
ana a retention OF title until said deferred pay
menls are made: the land TO be resold upon tue
failure of The purchaser to meet any cf said de-
ferred payments
HENRY w. THOMAS, r..,
JAMES M LOVE, W III ~ ls'
CAsSIUS CARTER. OF SAFE
aug13-W4w
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Eow to Find the Few Comet.

The ntW comet is now visible to the naked
eye and may be seen any evening when the sky
is clear, With low. clear hor 200, from eight TO
half-past Dinc o'clock. 1t is to bo looked fer
in the ssme region of the heavens as that 10
which lis predecessor Of June exhibited iteelf-
in the northwest. At nine o'clock in the eVen'
log its position will be q ittle north of north
west, about fftesn degrees or one hour abovo
the horzJn and lit.le nero than the Same
distance below and TO tho right Of Merak. the
star which foruls the loRor northern corner OF
tho bowl Of the Dipper. By looking carefully
at this point the observer will sec two tolerRbly
bright ssr' close together, With no other one
very near th,m. The ono to tho right, being
the lower aud the more northern one, is the
very tody he is in search of-the comet. LIS
head is easily eoough distinguished, being as
bright as one of the miDor stars in the DlppeI;
bu. it will teke close aud careful observation to
bricg toto view the dim aud tepuou5 tail OF tho
neW Visitaot. Good eyes will see it Wihout
much difficulty, but others will r, 1iTe the aid
Of so opera gIass-apd then resort must be had
to tho trick of Astronomers of fixing the
vision Iistlo to one s:da, or abovu tho
obieo. rather then directly on il. By
observicg thess rules it will be seen that
from tho right hand star Of the pair below
ana to the north oflhe bowl of the Dipper spreads
hmy appendage which marks it as the comet.
The tsl Is upward and to .hs right. By exam
hing the Dipper i. will be seen that thetwo stars
II the handle roarnnt the bowl and the Two stars
fe--nin6 ;lu upper lef: hand corner and lower
right hand corner are in the same right line.
Prolong this line downward and 10 the right
Hnd it will pass through the comet as il appeared
Tuesday night. Like tina comct of June. in re-.
volvlnR round the North Star, it dips slightly
beow The northern horizon TO reappesr to the
north, northeast, and it may be found again in
ths! gu trter about four o'clock in the morning
if the light OF the gibbous moon, now in its last
quarter, s not 80 brilliant as to Quench it. In .
few days the moon will be out of sight 1T four
G clock in lhe morning and then the comet Will
ba seen to better advantage and alao what ia q
more glorious sight than ihs comet itseif-the
| eastern sky glowing with lns splendor of four
plSDets-Venus. jupiter Mars and Saturn: the
brilliant first magnitude stars Capella, Aldeba.
| raj, Castor and Polius. with the Peiades shin
ing fsintly near the Zsntn, and the majestic
Orion we'll above the horizon, still lursuin9 the
ret1ea!iag bull, with no hope of ever overtakiug
him. Tho astronomical description of the new
comet gives it head II. $50 miles in diameter,
tail COO C0) miles in length, and ts distance
from the sun 97,C01 Goo miles. 1t will continue
to grow brighter tor several days. but will never
| appear ss brilliant as the comet Of Juno.-St.
Louis RepuJNcan.
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Bass L Co. S ALE AID DoUBLIN STOUT lust
received ut MCBURNEY's.
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SOMETHING NEW.-Three ply Wooden
- Wall Pockets beautifully decorated. We
have just received lot of these beautiful arti 1.
ces. Something entirely new.
MCLEAN & UHLER,
aus2 IS King Street
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BELFAST GINGER ALE Just received at
H1CBURNEY's.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENr; specific Coz Hysteris, Dizziness, Con-
yulslons, Nervous Headache. Mental Depree-
sion, Loas of Memory Spermstorrhes, Impo-
teucy, Involuntary Emissions. Premature Old
Age caused by over.exeltion, self abuse. or over
indulgence which leads to misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent CASES. Each
box contsins one N onth's treatment. Ono dollar
boz, or six boxes for five dollars; sent by mail
prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee six
boxes to euro any case. With each order re-
ceived By US for six boxes, accompanied with
five dollars, we will send tho purchaser our writ
ten guarantee 10 return the money if the treat
ment does not effect q cure. Guarantees issued
BY JANNEY u 10, Druggists, Alexandra,
Va, wholesale and retail agents. Orders by
mail will receive prompt attention. MARI
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FANCY GOODS.
LOVES in Kid. Berlin, Lsle Thread. Silk
NJ and Lsce. showing all the neWes: shades

LOVES in Kid, Berlin, Lisle Thread Silk
~ and Lace. showing all the newes: shades
for the season. also new assortment of Lace
Mitts. Price 25c Soc, Toe and 81 rs per pair.
Corsets IN all the leading styles, perfect in f!
and finish. Prices SOC to S. 80 per pair.
Underwear ar-Specisl attention ia called 10 the
large assortment for Ladies. Gents, Misses,
Boys and Infants in Gauza, Lisle Thread, Cos
samer and Summer Merino; also are exhibiting
s choice assortment of Ladies' Undergarments
of every description, Chemiscs, Drawers, Night
gowns Skirts SC.
Linen and Silk dkerchiefs-Suspenders.
Hosiery, showing the most choice patterns as
we'll as the largest assortment Of medium and
finer quality. Constantly adding the latest pat.
terms as soon as they are offered for sale by the
manufactures.
Neck Ruthngs, Rufs, Skirts. Veilngs, But.
tons, Silks, Cottons, sc.
Edgings in Swise, Hamburg, Nainsook, CorR-
line, Vermicelle, Vsler ciennes, Lsnguedoc,
Torchon, Russian, Venise, Crochet, &c.
Bighmie Patent Bosom. Reinforced and
Scratch Shirts, in laundried snd unlsundried
Collars and Cuffs, sizss II to IS inches. Prices
l2c. l5c, 20c and 25c
Germantown, Shetland and SsIony Wool,
Zephyr Worsted in sll Colors, Silks Csnvnss, &c.
Neckwear-At sll times the collection will
surpass all other sSsortme1ts offered in tho city.
A line display of Claudent. the best Scarf ever
made for men, also Gordisn, Fle1or, IAudace,
Tropical, De Joinvile, Lace and complete
line of Fancy Ties and Bows.
@. M. AID ANS.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc.
NEW BOOKS
"A T.
FRENCH'S93 & % KINGST.

The COMPARATIVE EDITION OF THE
NEW TESTAMENT; both versions in one
book, arranged in parallel columns; q very
handsome edition 81 t0.
MARKETING GUIDE by Maria Psrols;
81 90; new lot received to-day. All the S.ard.
ard Cook Books Gu ha1d, to wit. Breakfast
Luncheon and Tea, Common Sense in the House.
hold, by Marion Rsr:sHG. Mrs. LEAFS Cookery,
Mrs. Rsndolpb's Fifty Years in Maryland
kitcheu, WiddiGeld's, Le.!io'a. 4oaey's, Ma
tionnl and others.
FARM FESTIVALS, by Win Carleton,
author of Farm Ballads" Fam Legends"
ETC.; 81; beautifully illustrated
a COSTLY HERITAGE; franklin Square;
20 cents.
PUCK ON WHEELS IS verv rich CSC.
NEW SUMMER NOVELS-Lsd Astrsy,
I5c; An Artful Widow, 75c; Heart and Hand,
75a; Friend aGd Lover, 75c.
New publications daily.
JED GEO. j. FRENCH.
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soss e4esSsse@.
s1Es1 e4esSssR@.
y Il. TACKETT

STStl 4 u Al CIjDNO.,
Our Buyer jus: returned from Kew York.
The latest novelties for
SU Nj nj L < w a L.
Dotted and Figured India Muls,
Colored Persian Lawns,
Novelties in Linen Lawns,
Exquisite Patterns Dotted Swiss Musllns.
All six and silk and Wool brocsded Grena-
dimes.
Nuns Vcilings, specisl bargsns.
Lsr2e additions TO Cashmere stock,
Table Linens and Napkins,
Special bargains IN handkerchief, Hosiery,
&c, SC.
Goods bough; for cash from the leading New
York houses. An examination solicited.
Ty25 !. T. TACKETT.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR TIE ALEXANDRIA
BROOM. augll-ln
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GALE OF VALUABLE TIMBER LANn
~ IN FAIRFAX COUNTY-By virtue of q
decree o! the Circui. Court OF Fairfax county,
rendered 8. its June term. 1880 in the cause OF
HhItcd's administrator VS.. Whited's heirs, tho
undersigned commissioners OF sale Therein
nsme1, on MONDAY, September 10Th, 1881,
(Court day. st u 80 p. m. in front of the Court
Eouse o! Fairfax county, Vs. will Offer for sale
at public auction. that valuable tract Of TIM
1ER LAND, lying in the county Of Fsirfs1,
va, about two miles eou,h Of Hunters Mill,
Known as ihs WHITED TRACT, snd contain
ing 6lI acres and so poles. more or less This
land will be sold in SIX LOTS Of 70 or l25 acres
esch' according - recent survey now at the
0tiico OF Henry W. Thomas, Feirf,x c. Eouse,
Va. The lots will be sold separately. They are
heavily tim bered and Offer fine cp portuni.y for
wood and GRIM industries
Terms: Cns tenth Of the purchase money in
nandi tho residue in six, twa.ve ard eighteen
months from Cay of sale, with good security for
the deferred payments. Title 10 be relsined By
the commissioners till the whole purchase mon
ey Is paid OF. If one fourth OF tho purchase
money be paid down, security will be dispensed
VITA. The commissioners ara suthor;zei to sell
privately and lLVite proDosss of purchase.
HENkY w THOMAS, COMMITS,
THOMAS MOURE, ! of Sale.
,,1S mt.
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AUCTKDR q SALES.
'"ooIEES SALE OF THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON,
OF Alexandria, Virginia.

uHder authority OF deed of trust executed
py Inc Upper Potomtc STEAMBOAT Comnanv
bearing Gste on the first Of NAV, 1873 of reco-d
10 Ihe custom Eou:e Of Aeyandri. Va. I will
GHsT S!.s ;Gr ssle Ct plblc auction, oa the SIX
10 nEN = DAG OF SEPrEMB8R, 1881. st
..e uo~R loot OF Prince street, AIe1audris Va.
a.. a., tHe;ye O'clock, the STEAMRR MARY
Th1HiNHIUN, OF Alexandra, Va.
ms s,esme. WAS built in 1874 is $50 fact in
ienalh, 70 fest broad on Dor tin bers ind a. feet
o@vJs @ Htsid, ou7.A"n :97 LoEs. light draft. say 81
!hchesi hss peruI: from The GoyernmeniJn
Spectois TO carry 500 passengers, she has haen
4a'eiy oYe!hsuied on tho Ways and lborouohIv
repaired, and ie believed 10 be, in sll respects
III ao3d running order. For several seasons
pn's snr ns: Ge:n running very successfully as
AI t1cursl0n boat on the Potomxc
Terms: Cash.
t,2o, s. FERGUSON BEACH,
JS%'-'' Trustee
FsNRUSTHE'S SALEOF LANDIN FAIR
a FAN a'OUNTY-By virtue of 8 deed of
trust from Theodore /, Chase, snd being thero,o
'tqulIed oy parties secured thereby, the under
tHeu' trustee IN SAID deed will offer for sale At
puI,iC 1 suction IN ron. OF the Court House door
on rel;in1 street in the city of Aiexardris Va
q. IL CLOCK IL on SATURDAY,, Sen;Imhar
I'm 1881, ihn TRACT OF LAND conyeved n
~ =, u IN said deed and described as follows viz:
D1s."ninR d,'': a. dead poplar standing on the
s"u'h sioe OF noguc Iu1 corner of Carpenter's
patent, now William VioiettS; thence s. 1910 W
81 81 po.e9 TO threH marked white OAK sspllngs
tlehcc South 2540 west 1911 poles 10 q hickory
ara pie OF stones; theLce with the line of Den.
ms mcCarty Johnson n. go 187 poles TO
%nalhed % oo8%ood, corner I, Elijah Comp.on's
IoI; thence with his line n 80 g. il noles IA q
stake on Logue run; thence down the several
courses and meanders thereof to the BEGINNING.
co1ts!nlng NiNETY-ONE ACKES and si4,y
poles 'iA'S
Terms OF Sale Cash as TO the sum of SEQ.
mo residue 81 six, Twelve md eiphteen rnnn.hv
win interest, evidenced by bonds Of the pur.
cnsse!, secured by deed of trust upon the prem
iseE. FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
""Ht'-"'s Trustee
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EOMMlSSlONERSS SALE IN FAIRFAX
- COUNTY-PurGuart 10 decree Of lh.
Circuit Court Of Fairfax county in tho sut of
Gunne!Fs administrator vs. Fox's administrators
aud Others, the undersigned, commissioner Of
sale therein nsmad, will. On MONDAY, the
18Th day of sep.em bOr. 1881. (Court dsyI at u
o'clock m. coll at public suction before tho
Court House door OF said county, that certain
TRACT OF LAND Of which The late George
ii. Fox died selz5d, containing s.! acres. This
farm lies nesr tox's mill, now NAPLES, three
miles norlhwes! of Fairfax Court Houae, ard is
part of the real eststs Of the late Gabriel Fox ;
is we'll wooded and watered.
Terms of Sale: One fourth Of tho purchase
money in hand the residue in three equal pay =
ments at g. is snd "a months, to bear interest
from day of sale, TO be secured by ths bonds of
the purchaser. with good personal security, and
retention Of title until the last payment is made
Reference may be had to Moore s. Son, Attor-
neys, At Fairfax q. H, for information. if te-
sired. THOMAS MOORE,
augls-"4W Comm'r. Of Sale.
A VALUABLE AND highly ri.
n PROVED FARM IN FAlKFAN CO.,
We. at PU BLIC SALH-By virtue OF deed
OF trust from d. w. Alvord and wife 10 the un-
dersigned, dated the 18th day of December, 1862
aud Of record on the land records Of said county,
book l.. No T. psgA G5, sh.ll on MONDAY,
(Court day. the Ism day Of september, 1881, be-
fore the door of the Court House of said county,
at ii o'clock a. M, sell to the highest bidder,
that valuable snd improved farm known as
SPRING HILL" formerly the property of
the late VIM. Swink. This farm contains 222
scres, hes thereon LARGE FRAME DWRL
LING HOUSE, barn, stables, corn crib, with
other out buildings a spring Of never falling
water, milk house, well in the yard, apple and
peach orchards, pears, cherries and other fruits,
plenty Of wood, good fencing-s!l rendering shls
h very desirabe Investment. This land aujoins
q. + Egln, Usrper. Gunnel end others. is On
the Falls Church road. Two miles from Lewins-
vile and about ten miles from Washington city.
Terms of Sale: Enough cash in hand to pay
The expenses Of sale and zlso the sum Of $4,000,
with Interest thereon from the Sd day of August
1881, and the residue in two equal annual pay
ments TO besr interest from the day of ssle to be
secured by the bonds of the pur rehsser and lien
on the property. Persons desiring inform alton
will address Moore & Son. Attorneys, st FAIR
fax Court House, vs..
THOMAS MOORE, Trustee
j. W. Moh!er, Auctr. augl3-W4w
Wsshin Star vyav1
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HoUsEruEs asszEM&A esssoDs.
China, Glass and QueensWare.

We beg 70 call the stte2tion OF the trade TO
eur new sad conpleto assortment of goods from
the best manufacturers in England and France
comprising English, French and Stone Chins
Dinner, Tea and Dessert Se!s, Cups and Sau-
GERS, Pitchers, Cuspsdor's Chamber Sets, Bohe-
mian Glass Vases snd Toilet Se.a, &C. Our stocA
comprises an extensive variety OF everything
pertaining to the trade
A full line Of Glassware of every description-
Lamps, Lamp Goods. Chimnies, Goble.s and
Tumblers, Cut SID Plain.
a full line of Hayiland & Co.'S. White, Gold
Bend snd Decorated China, which we offer at
lowest rates.
&. j . Miller Sc Co..
sepl IS KING STREET.