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tain astnesses, the enterprise will be serious and
without being very long. will not be exempt from
dangers and perils.
The little war will not only have beneficial
effect the whole army, but it will also test the
organization Of the troops, and will help to frame
the measures still IN suspense. Chamber strate-
gists and journalistic tactcians must be prepared
for deceptions in the coming struggle, which will
resemble very much the first cOnquests of the
French in Algeria and their latest serious conflicts
with the Kabyles. The task for the French is
not as easy opinion concludes. holy war,
like gunpoWder, is in the air. The enemy Is
rapid. unseizable, he will harass the French
columns, cut communications, await the ap-
proach of the invaders at every dehle-and in the
Atlas mountains the defles are numerous-he
will avoid serious engagements; driven from enc
valley, he will reform IN another he has neither
towns nor villages 10 be burned his habitations
are tents he has need Of no roads he is as
much at home on inaccessible site as 10
valley of easy access, a mountain as In plain;
he knows the remOtest corners OF his region
will make each the centre Of a resistance, and
will have for ally-the soldiers OF the Bey, pru-
IDENTIFY lent. Hence, the French troops will
require much patience and agility much will
depend on each soldiers responsibility and sang
fr0id, that at any unexpected moment he may be
called on to exhibit.
The Monetary Congress, whatever solution it
may arrive ut, will do good by discussing,
Whether the currency OF elVlllZeu na1iOus OuSut
to have gold, a gold and silver standard.
England is not in favor Of the bi-metal scheme,
but those countries which have a large silver
and metal currency naturally are. Thus, the
United States cannot desire anything better than
to have an easy market for the disposal OF their
silver, and the bringing back OF gold in exchange
EngIand's non-adhesiOn to a bI-metal standard
could not exactly prevent the measure from being
really or platonically sanctioned, but she Is too
important a factor in the worlds commerce, to
be ignored, or remain without influence.
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FRANCE.
- our ~ corrsspondent.I

lFrom cur own Correspondent
Id Tunis expedition follows its natual course'
French will march into the bowels of the
\, disposing of the Kroumirs en- route, and
>ther the latter lay down their long flint rifles
npt for the moment-to be supplied with
rtnls and Remilgtons in case the French after
hftoricaI precedent, having marched up the
"a the Regency will be occupied till indemnl-
IRE paid, and material guarantees for AMIGA
feIations being Continuous are established
4. as the Bey is as poor as job in his worst
|n and has no credit to run into debt, ihe
lie must resign themselves to the maxim, that
<<e there is nothing, the King loses his rights.
! logical consequence is, that Tunis will be
sxed. It is only for the sake of observing
|diplOmatic etiquette, that the French do not
nneuce by dropping in, Paul Pry like, on the
). hoping they don't intrude. The matter
'ssnts no difficulties no State seriously intends
y. .,sting the claims Of France to have Tunls as
Scientific frontier. 70 round OF her colony,
h with Morocco, and so command the homo
tify of her possessions up to Senegal
44ly has lost the results OF all her years OF
y fues to Dust French influence from Tunls
10 NJu NIUhi5Cu LGN -OOA
30, cooled the sympathy between che Latin
<He, and destroyed her French market Tor
<tning the contemplated loan to square her
fef currency IL does appear strange that the
r4Hof our unpleasant relations with the bey
fha ita ian consul, II Maecio, has neither been
.ned nor disowued by his government 1t was
rko blew the Goals, organized the ianatIcIsm,
tc'tmated the Gauls, and yet not the less
'n rs by the Innocence Of Juno's doves, that he
y never so acted. CTed1t JudRus.
'le military preparations for the TunIsIan
|fftion present this singularity while impair
i tnd foreign observers find them excellent .
me- section OF the French press assert they
|H been detestable This section consists oil
q rtreme radical press that object on principle
ny act Of every minister Of war, so long as
functIOnary IS not a civilian. The other
Pses those organs which are discontented
ne the party they represent is out IN the
put were their friends 10 Office they would
Pie same air, and perhaps not so we'll
4frly the French said, - the eyes of Europe
4 Don u.s. Ito envy their glory underStood.)
fyes OF Europe are to-day more than ever
On France, and IN the kindest sense, to
ne what progress the country has made IN
~ organization since 1870, and how the
Is Republic will make war. There can be no
~ a. 10 the result Of the campaign IL the
~ shows " the open, the fate Of arms will
= F@icklJ dacid d /; If he remains in his noun
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n Advertisers residing in the Eastern United states can
nav for their cards by enclosing Greenbacks United sates
Postage Stamps they wish to pay ana ne
cards above table, Tor the s pau 0
III Business Cards. when PREPAID ron rtAh, ~
allowed discount from which are Tor tranen
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Single copies Ten Cents when ehargee
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2usinfss CarSs.
WILLIAM AULD,

AGENTTO TAKE ACKNOwLEDGMEN
10 Contracts for the District Of Kona Island Of
Oahu at the once Of the Honolulu Water Works foot oil
Nuuanu Street. JaI Oh ~
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FATAL SoMNAMBULIsM "A morniag OF two
ago very esrly as the forsmsn of the Chronicle
was passing down Broad street, his attention
was attracted By sudden movement! of blinds
in the Auguats Hotel windows. An instant more
and human figure shot through tho white
moonlight and landed with death thud on the
pavement below. Rushing across the street Mr..
James +. Thompson found Policeman John
Danish, who had been resr the botel, stooping
ever the prostrste figure. A moments fagsrug
of the Lulse detected no thread of life rne un-
fortunate man, who proved to ba John . Price
bartender Of the Augusta Hotel, ceased to live
ths moment he struck the stone coping of the
pavement. ct the itquest Mr. Il. a. BlaDch-
ard, who had known Price for SOM time. stated
that Price had told h,m of his habit Of walking
in bis sleep and OF having been great dreamer. :.
Ones before Mr. Blanchard had esen Price
standing in his ballroom Goor fast aseep. He
did not respond when spoken 10, and next morn
ing he had no recollection of the occurrence.
Price mad evidently been asleep when he took
| his fatnl leap into the night md had never
| acknowledgement Ga, Chronicle.
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Space. ". I'm m. 6 m. yr.
A Mysterious Murder.

List night the whole comnuoity wrs throwa
into excitement BY the announcement that a
fcu muder bad been perpotrated in the woods
nesr this pisce. Two little boys arrived 10
town last night aud eaid that they bad seen two
merr whom tnsy did NOT know. f!btiDg along
road leading through the woods, sud thai,
they heard one of them say, ID, net kill me. 4"
Ghen the other replied. Eyes. damn you,
will kill you now |" and stsooed shs other Two
or three timos. The boys rsr 90 their way
and shortly after they left the crack o; pistol
was heard. Men left here last plight c great
curry, and when they reschcd the eoeua Of &C.
tiou they found Whsre the men had fought, the
ground and leaves being bloody, Tboy began
to search fer the murdered man by trscing the
blood for some distance through a thloket.
They followed th. place where the weeds and
smsll bushes had been mashed down, as il the
dead msn had been dragged, now aod then
hnding blood on the Wsy. At length they came
to place where it looked as iff the man had
been lying, as there was pool of blood. From
this place thcy could trece The blood 90 further.
Il ls supposed thst the assassin hsd takeu I'D
bis victim and csrried him aHay to somo Sc.
crctcd place. The crowd then made search
through the woods and Continued to search fur
the boGy up to ten o'clock lost night. when
thsy gave 10 and returned to toWn.-Cfucin.
natl Enquirer July 20.
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jyld- d-w4H
BY Green & Wise,

Resl Estste Agents and Auctioneers.
NUMMIoSJUHEBo SALE or VALUA.
~ Bile REAL ESTATE In ALEXAN.
DR{a COUNTY, VIRGINIA-In pursuanc
of R decree Of the Circuit COURT Of Ale1.ndris
county IN tha chsncsry causo Of Nm j. Minor
et al. rs. Cath harine Ann Lemon Ct al. the un-
dersiShtd will offer for ssle at public auction at
sboul II n, on WBDN ESDAY, :be 9th day
Of July, 1881, in front Ut the old Court House. on
Cpium bus street Alexandria. Virsioin, THREE
PAEUtLS OF LAND separately, being the
and OF which w. j. Minor died se;Z I'd to wit:
let a TEACr or LAND, containing 36
acres, rood ana 81 81 perches, snd kaown xs
the sc C4OOh HUuSG TRACT"
ID. A TRAIT, contstiG IA acres, and part
Of tbs '6PKlN4 SlELD TkACT."
81 A TkACT, Containing q acres. aud an
other part OF the "5piiugfeld tract" with right
of way, 8 rods Tids over The south end of The IA
acre tract.
Terms: One third in cash, and the residue in
Two equal psy rrenss o. SIX and twelve months
with ialeres. froa The day OF sale, the po.es
Of the purchasers waivug honestead exemp.
ton, with security, to be- gwen therefor and the
title Of The laut 70 b. retained uu,i the puIchA:e
uone2 ia paid.
n. B.-1hi4 lsnd is neir the cities of George
town, Washington and Alexandria and is Of
good quality, and .hete are soma Improvements
and wood on the first named tract, q plo. aud
survey tba land may be seen at the Office of
John Il. johnson, Aiexsndris, Va.
$. r. BRACH,
JOIN III. JOHNSON,
je2I-:s Commissioners of Sale.
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BY Joseph q. Houseworsh, Auctioneer.
J1kUSTEES' SALE OF MONTPELIER.
y the home Of President Madison, in Orange
county, Vs.-In execution of the deed of trust
Fry and Lewis 3 Williams for the benefit OF
David Grahsm, deceased dated August l, 1857,
and recorded in the Clerks Office of Orange
County Court, the undersigned who have been
duly substituted IS trustees in thu place of tho
iaid Philip S Fry and Lewis 3. Williams, de.
ceased, being thereto required by the present
oenetc!Srles in said trust deed will sell by suc.
ton. upon the premises, on THURSDAY. July
rs, 1851, the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
conveyed By seid deed. known as hONTPE-
LlEE, situated in Orslge county. Va, imme.
diatey on the line of the Virginia Midland rail-
CONTAINING lGG33 ACRES The land is of
good quality, we'll ws,ered aud tmbered. The
improvements consist of slarge and imposing
BIRCH DWELLING. erected by President
Madison, commanding magnificent view Of
the Blue Ridge Mountains together with all the
necessary out buildings. The grounds are just
y considered the handsomest in Piedmont Vir.
einla This would make mcst delight sum-
mer residence q tiae stock farm. or could be con-
Tertad in TO pleasant summer resort.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the cost Of exc.
cutting the trust sad 10 pay balance secured BY
deed say Sl5 GOO; and as to the residue. upon
Credit OF ono snd two years, the purchaser to
give bond for the deferred payments. bearing
Interest from dey of sale and secured oy deed Of
trust on land. Should the bsnefcaries conclude
not to require the whole amount due them in
cash, the change OF terms will be announced on
day Of sale
For further information, address the trustees.
LINDEN KENT,
Alexandria Va.
JOHN g, WILLIAMS.
Orange Courthouse, Va,
jy4-w4w Substituted Trustees.
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TOR BENT.
FANCY GOODS.
NO. 129 KING STREET,

GLOVES in Kid, Berlin, Lisle Thread, Silk
~ and Lace showing all the newest shades
TOR the season. also new assortment of Lace
Mitts. Price 25c. 50c, 75c and 81 25 per pair.
Corsets in al the leading styles, perfect in tt
snd finish. Prices Soc to So so per pair.
Underwear Special attention ia called to the
Boys and IL nfants in Gsuzs. Lisle Thread, Cos
samer snd Summer Merino; also are exhibiting
choice assortment OF Ladies' Undergarments
OF every description, Chemises. Drawers. Night
gowns Skirts SC.
Linen and Silk kerchiefs-Suspenders
Hosiery showing the most choice pstterns as
we'll as the largest assortment Of medium and
finer quality. Constantly adding the latest pat
terms as soon So they are offered for sale by the
manufactures.
Neck Rulings. Rufs. Skirts. Veilings, But.
tons, Silks Cottons &C.
hdglngs IN SWiss, Hamburg, Nainsook, Cors-
line, Vefmcelle, VsleI ciennes, Lsnguedoc,
IoTchon, Russian, Venise Crochet &c.
BIghmie Patent Bosom, Reinforced and
Scratch Snlrts, in laundred and unlaundried,
Colsrs and Cuffs, szss II to Is inches, Prices
l2c l5c, 20c and 25c
Germantown, Shetland and Sa1ony Wool.
Zephyr Wo;s.ed in all Colors, Silks. Canvass, &C.
NecsWezr-As all times the collection will
aurpos5 sll other assortments offered in the city.
z Inc display of ClsudeDt, the bes. Scarf ever
made Tor men; also Gorcisn, Fle1or, BAudsce,
Tropical, De Jonvi!le, Lace, and a complete
line OF Fancy Ties and Bows.
@. M. AID ANS.
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PURNETTS PATENT FOUR POINTED
- BARB STEEL WIRE FENCING AND
FENCING STAPLES.-The Barbs are fssten-
I'd to the wire, (st intervals OF Sin in 8 manner
entirely different from any other patent so as TO
prevent the untwisiug OF the cable, should either
wire get broken. The Bsrbs are four pointed
and always present a Barb at a right angle
" Which is o great snvsntsgs over the 2 Barb Wire,
snd prevents cattle from getting against the
fence to break, or push it down. Send for cir.
cular, to 80 King, corner of Koysl street, sup
ply kept on hand.
ie29 j. T. CREIGHTON s. SON
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NJ NOTICE.-Rsving taken out Letters Of Ad.
~ ministrston on the estate of <. FRRn'
ERICK MELCHOIR, decd, hereby give
notice to all persons indebted to said estate to
come forward and settle their accounts. and all
persons having claims against said estate to pre-.
sent them, duly authenticated, for pay msnt.
SOPHIE MBLCHOlB.
Admin.tratrix of E. r. Mecnoir, decd.
Mr. Nj. BOSSART, Fairftx street, is duly
authorized to receive and receip. for any monies
due to my lste husband, K. Melchuir.
SOPhIE MELCHOlR,
jy6-W4w Administratii1.
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GALE OF TIMBER LAND-Pursusns to e
~ decree rendered al the Novem Der :erm, 1870,
of the Circuit Court OF Fairfax county, in the
snit Of Lee ct ais. W. 4. T. Lees admistrator;
therein named. on MONDAY tho l5ib day OF
August, 1881, at II o'clock ~, will sell ST public
auction, before tha Court House door of said
county, o TRACT OF LAND-a part Of the
estate of the lsts K. K. Lee, esq containing
ll33 acres. This land ia in Lea District lies
tion, sd oins the lands OF Miss Elizabeth Lee, and
also the land purchased by Marshall s. Fairfax
from the undersigned Commissioner. 1t is we'll
timbered, ard being close to the railroad, is, Oh
ihst sccount, very desirable.
Terms: Cash enough to pay costs of suit and
expenses OF sale, and the re:ldue on credit Of
g. II and l8 months. to be secured By the pur-
chsser's bonds. with good personal security,
bearing interest from day of sale, and title 70 bo
retained till the last payment is made.
THOMAS MOORE,
Jyl4-w4W Surviving Ccmmr. of Sale.
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR
- FAX COUNTY.-Pursuant TO decrees rem.
dered =! the June term 1e9 ard the November
term 1880 OF the Circuit Court Of Fairfax County
the undersigned Commissioners of sale ,horein
named. on MONDAY, August 18th lCourtdsy)
At bout II O clock m will sell at public auction
before the door of the Courthouse of said coun-
~ ING Aim on Wn!cl y udge T.. q. CocEerille
at present resides, containing pa acres and
smaller tract adjacent thereto containing 81
acres.
This land lie9 near the village of Chantilly and
on the Little River Turnpike. 1t is of q rich
red soil, we'll adapted both to agriculture and
grszlng, The Improvements, consist Of q
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and cub.
stantlal out5uildings. This is on the whole one
OF the moSt valuable aud desirable is na in Fair
fax county.
Terms of Sale: Enough cash to pay the costs
OF .ult and expenses of ssle; the residue in thres
equal snnusl inatalments, secured by the pur-
chsser's notes, with good personal security.
bearing interest from day OF sale Title to Be
retained till the last payment is made.
Il. w. THOMAS,
THOMAS +. LOVE,
s. FERGUSON BEAOB,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
X. WALTON MOORE,
jyle-W4w Commissioners of sale.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.
Collectors Office, !
Room 8, Market Building,

Room ., Market Building,
Alexandria, Va, June 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the tax ellis due
for 1:Sl are now in our hands fo- collection, aud
the attention of al parties interested is respect.
fully called to the following extract from the
Revenue Bill of that year:
Upon all bills paid in full by tho Is. day oil
July, 1884, the Collectors of Taxes shall allow a
discount of 10 per cent, and on all bills paid by
the lst day. OF August, 1881, they shall allow q
the I'd day of December 1881, there shall be a..
sessed and collected penalty of Ave per cen!
upon the amount Of said bills, and on all bills
remaining unpaid on the 1st dag of June, 1882,
damages at the rate Of II per centum per annum
shall be paid"
JEST Office hours during the discount period
from s a m to 6 p. no.
JOHN T. HILL. Collector N. Dis.
8. Z. FIELD, Collector S. Dis.
ie25-tA1
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McBURNEY's s il The place TO buy Hmo Ten,
the lind the Chinese drink. in qusrser, nalf sud
pOund packages.
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TIE LAW DOES NOT allow the discount Of 5
per oeut % CITY lsx bills after MONDAY NEXT,
AUGUST lST i251s
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A LOCOMOTIVES RACE WITH REPTILE.
As tho Shousndoah Valley fsst express entered
tie mile cut immediately north Of our town op
Tuesday las. tho engineer was horror stricken
to sac what he supposed to be the end Of The
rail Just ahead of his rushing locomotive sliding
rapidly away from him. His first thoushs was
broken rail caught by tho pilot aud be ex
pec:ed an instantaneous shock. WeadeImeut
usurpsd the place of fear when a second glance
revealed 6ye.foot bIa0k suake of the species
known as runner" giidiog rapidly away from
him on top of the rail. 10 the excitement of
the moment his hand sought the throttle, be
throw IL wide open and tho traia bounded for
wsrd under the impulse, but tLs snake msio.
taioed lis lead although the train mas 1uon6g
at fully 6fIy miles an htut end when ths end
of the cut was reached aud au opportunity was
afforded to escape, Is left the rail, ran cus into
80 opeo spsce. ooiled itself up, threw lis head
ioto 40 attitude of defenca and died right there.
An examination proved lhst tho iotess heat of
tho rail had burned il to death. Mechanics
to,on Ind Clarion.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR.. K. G. VESTS N NERvE AND BRAIN TREAT
MEST; snecifc for Hysteria, Dizziness, Con.
vulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres-
sion, Loss of Memory Spermatorrhms Impo-
tency. Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age caused by over.ex ertion, self abuse, or over
indulgence, which lesds to misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent cases. Zach
ooI contalns one N onth'a treatment, One dollar
q box, or six Boxes for five dollars sent by mail
prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order re-.
ceiVed by us for six boxes accompanied with
five dollars, we will send the purchaser our wris-
ten guarantee TO return the money if tbs treat.
ment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued
by JANNEY & CO., Druggists, Ale1sndris,
Vs., Wholesale and retail sgents. Orders by
mail will receive prompt attention. mari
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w- Ask your Druggist for COPY of " oupe
Mru's Friend and read 1t!
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GsALECF LAND AND MILL PROPER
~ TY In FAfEFBX-Pnrsuant to decree
rendered s. tao Jule term, 1851, OF .he Circuit
Court of Fairfax count? in the suit Of Makelsy
VS.. Selteen and Hotzal, tho undersigned, COM
missioner Of ssle therain named on MONDAY
August 18Th, 1881. (Court dsY) at about II
O'Clock nn.. will sell at public auction, in front
of the Court House door Of said county. tho fol.
lowing NEAL ESTATE owned by Otis s. Het.
zsl A TR ct OF LAND. containing 1872
acres, l rood and 16 poles. known as the
WHITE TRAIT" lying in Centreville Dis.
!rict. near Clifton, snd s6joiang Fullerton.
Euckle3 and cthers. This land will be sold in
parcels, If desired.
THE MILL LOT st Clifton, sbou. of al
aero with the STEAM saw MILL located
thereon and the MACHINERY and other ap-
purtences thereto sltscned; also q SPOKE
MACHINE.
Terms oe Sale: One fourth cssh; the residue
in three equal srnusl iastslimsnts, secured by
The erucchssec's bonds. With good personal secuf.
ity, besfing interest from day of SALE and title
to be retained iii las. pay ont is made.
II not soid on tho day named, this property
can be bcugh! at private sale.
II. W. THOMAS,
THOS. MOORE,
jyldw4v Commissioners of Sale.
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TUESDAY, JULY 90. 1881
ADCTIOE BALES.

OMMISSION NER'S SALE or CITY
" BUILDING LOTS-Pursusnt to sn order
OF the Corporation Court for the city of Ala1sn-
deis, Virgins, entered at its July term 1881, in
The case of John CriIly against Thomas Day the
undersigned, ss com missioner of sale therein
named. will sell. st public auction to the highest
bidder. on MONDAY, August 22d, 1881, At IL
o'clock m, on the premises the INTEREST Of
The defendant in TWO BUILDING LOTS, in
the ssid city Of Alexandria. on the south side of
Oronoco street between Patrick and Henry sts.,
fronting on Oronoco strset thirty four feet and
extending back with equal width ninety feet
80 much thereof so may bs necessary to pay the
judgment in sAid suit after erecting thereon the
sum OF $l4 80. The lois are each u feet u le
and will be { tfe.ed separately.
Terms OF ssle: Cssh. Convcyarcing at the
cost of the purchaser. G. 0. SIPPLE,
jy23-w4w Com missioner OF Sale.
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.NOM MISSION EMS SALE OFOIrY
~ BUILDING LOTS-Pursu ,nt to sn order
Of the Corporation Court for the city Of Alexsn-
dtia Virgins, entered at its July term, 1881, in
the case Of John Criliy against David Day. the
undersigned. IS commissioner Of sale therein
named, will sell, at public auction to .bn highest
bidder. on MONDAY, August 22d, 1881. at II
o'clock IN on the premises the INTEREST Of
the defeOdent in TWO BUILDING LOTS in
the said city of Alexandria, on the south side of
Oronoco etreet between Patrick end Henry sta.
fronting on O1onoco streo: thirty three feet spd
extending back with equal width ninety fset--or
60 much the eof as msy be necessary 10 pay the
judgment in said suit after crediting him 10 the
sum of Sl5 40. The lots are l6 and II feet wide
respectively, and will be offered separately.
Terms of Sale: Cssh. Conveysncing Ut the
cost OF the purchaser. GO SIPPLE.
jy23-H4w Commissioner OF sale.
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