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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
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on and after July IL. ISL

Trains leave NewIork via Des6Tosses ana Cortlanss
pas sEsss s, 5,I Pi5SIs@TS the ws. Pullman
Millial4sPort Loci Haven NJ $50 = M; CORY and
ea@ 8 CENTRE ann the 6ea9 Reeo Ss Cory Tor us eO
ton EkPTes Pullman Cars daUy eTeep, sSDSsy
10 "a M arrive Washington Regular al 80 ana sd
a M; S;fO aud 10 N and IL night sunday s.3J a L.
Express for Baltimore. except Sunday pm
POl AtlSnnG Ivy p "a WITHOUT change OF
trains t2 at Jersey CITY aoring speedy TaSssr
a. Isin $40 agTe dST F s1ssSq Io4e
and bsmdre: $50 NJ $50 52o e55 ' and iS S9 n
Son. $50 a6 {oo lao iSSo fid PEeH $50 e6essAs
ia go ana @ y2S Go Ss g apa gnaAy $780, 600 Io4O
ITO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAYS ENDsx Each ASs, WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
PHfA TWO IL NEw.YoRtkil. ii-AD
DOUBLE =, TRACK. THE I,. MOST IMPROVED EoUIn
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave eYoTk via pesDros.es ana Cor,
ls ma streets tree fs9ies a. follows >,
Z, 6SO . $50 and 10 M and night Suhaays "a sBd
Express Trains leave New.York daily except sunday q.
$50 M and D. n running through Trenton ana Gam
EetgF9Pe Is trains ann leave wes, Philadelphia sas 2
Ea 79S' ann :" H. on I4@i,eq EA2ress liS0 N 8.
$50 n; a. = 3io5 and m. sI9s s&y' 5o SD 52S
den a. M and S6oR m daily. sunday VIZ '4"'
cOTandtst couTs ana mans , and
Ie HoboFen Station 'S STsy Nos E 1t
The NoYYoFk lIansler Company VIII cali for AID check
baggage Irpm hotels ana residences
FRANK THOMSON, J r.. WoOn
General Manager Cenp Paas.r 4 con.
providence LINE.
Il FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECC
ConnecSng WIN lioyldence ana MSfSeSer Railroad oA
The Palace steamer MAssAChUSErrS VIII leaxe nj,
Tuesdays Thursdays aud SatIrldy AMI steamer AI A.
TIA On Mondays Wednesdays anl Friays a. a. FROM
PJEk -. y n, Of Marren-st, or
p2ny, ana aJ lrn1pn 40 ,els ana ticket oiacos.
pONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKUE
Aa sS Sa6oo M SL'eRS %st esni Corn
connecting with Ulster and Delaware and WalisW 49,
Railroads Steamboats, Thomas Cornell James "a I.X
wln.eAg5 datly q 4 loot hau1son-sf Nurth Riyer
except SATURDAYS when Thomas leaves al n ~
STONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
~ CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant steamers SDONlNGpDN nd
sElf daily, except sundays,
-. a. NJ FROM PIER 81 y. H.
Foot olJaisI, alliNngm Boston A. n FARE AS Low
As Bl ANY OTHER LINE. Nv
Tickets or sale ~ Draolpn ucket ohces ssaierooms
House Nos ISL and SSl broadway and Metropolitan I'd
L ". sI-.,INs. Genera Passenger Ascent L. fi0''~'"~
TENHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
and NEWPORT, from Grand Central Depot
lree express trains daily except Boston.
Sy9 a m p N paIlor cars staonedl and 10 with
sundays al 10 with palace sleeping nmited
tickets 10 Boston All RAM
ON aud after MONDAY. June q special LIMITED NEW.
POhJ EXPRESS train leaves with parl0r
2cbed arriving Newport at esS5 Tickets pari0r
car seats be obtained Metropolitan, tlfth
Windsor Aotelseke Offices and AZ Grand Central Depot
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pr newpor 3arthas Vineyard Nantucket Cane Cod ana
ana 81 n oes on Jie Old Colony r. r. Steamers NEW PORT
JlsON daily
~ p m RON Pier %. " r. boat nom Bro5syn
W. Jersey tltF, r. bet
hat anu staterocins NAV be principaI
- anu ncket oinces az the Office Pier 2S and
9 90 l3st OF tours and excursions sent
&c on ~ GEO. l. COMMON Genn Pass'r Areui
BORDEN n LOWELL. Agents "o' @AeN'A~
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FOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with

l. O p,I DC - ' ~ IL LATE TRAIN with
Grand Central Depot at S5 DAYS and IL so m
SUNDAYS Also train 4:SO favs
Newly ork and New Enslaad Railroad. w.
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points ON HON.
y sAToNlC and NAUGATUCK RAILKOA Ds-stearners
.eaNe can af1nc slip at 1880
Last River $40 Fare lower than by any other routs
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THROUGH CARS-IOWFST
,fok ATLANTIC CITY FAPRESS BOO , m wifi
throngn cars, arriving at Atlantic CITY at Gas \. M
rare from New Ork One S325 Round trip S4G1
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STATE OF TRADE
DOM ESpIN MA Utx1rl

BALTIMORE. Sept l6.-Cotton dull; Mddling 12LGl29c
Flour steady and Unchanged Howard Western
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n
BUFFALO, Sept. 16-CATTIB- to-day 600 hans
total for the week thus far, l2700 for time ast
week, 10000 consigned through, 6l5 market nothing
doing offerings mainly Texans '''"s
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts to-day, 24OO head. total
for week thus far . 900 Tor week uro
consigned through IA good demand, and lir,s a
shade higher; offerings light; sales to Choce
Western Sheep at 81 70aS5 Western Lambs S5as 30:
Canada lambs, 81 750$5 80. $500 wv
HOGs-ReceiptS today $500 head; week Tina
far, 2sOO0, for time week, 80 900, CONSIGNED
through ll5 steady and uncban to Cmce
Yorker AT 81 650S6 S5i Light Mixed Fair So np
So 40, to Choice Medium Weights SO S5U2 Choice
Heavy 81 0G$7 l5i Grassers Common to Fair 40dSJ 76
Good S6nS6 AZ. ~
CHIcGGo, Ill, Sept. l6.-HoGs-Receipts 600 bend
shipments 1900 heads market dull weaker Poor Hogs
ally hard Go sell Mixed Packing So 20USG 75 Light or
Bacon, SO 40Q$6 80 Choice Heavy Sd s5aS7 80
Grassers, S4d ass 20.
CArrLR-Recoipts $500 head; shipments, 1900 head,
market steady So 20aS6 10 Choice Ship.
ping 20 bO0&5vO Common to Fair, - 2O@S5 20 Native
Butchers plentiful but slow ows 81 3O0Si Steers
81 Ioi Bulls 81 4OdS3 90 Calves - 75a6 6O Dairy
S30S3 80; Half I3reeds and Natives, - 0OaS4 Co.
SHEEf-keceipts, 1000 head shipments, 400; market
s9g ana active but offerings poor Common 10 Good.
So 5OD4 CO.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16-CATTLR-Receipts, 220O ship
mens 500 head demand gent prices Export
on lhe maIketi Medium To Good shipping sold at
GOOD 20 Choice Cows and IIeiers, 1884 Common
200 20 Iexans activo Good to CnOice $3Us4; Common
" 2OdS3 70; Stockers and Fee 'ers ut S3U$.
Shkkt-Receips 1905 shii sLs, 700; market active
prices nrln; Far 10 Choice Nj u..ois, $30&i Is.
HOGs-Steady, with fair demand; Workers BaltI
80 O9aB 60 Packing ST 20 80 Fancy
Heavy 20 e0d$7 80 Rough, $50 20 Pigs, SO 60a$0 10.
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NEW-YORK CITY AND NORTUFRN p An

= INVltII IKNINN.
For hanbl Conn, Carmel Maho,oe f,..-
mediate stations. leave m daslv
daily, except '' -' --A' y.
Brewster, Carmel Mahopac and ntermeiiata stations
lcaNc lOJth-si. 500 p. daily. SUNDAY.
except sunday. ~ . - @Ns'
10 connect with trains leave Rec0rst hftyve minutes
before time % departure from 155th-sf. S
baggage depot. 243 West 5.sd-sf.. Shaw
The NewNoIk Transfer COMPANY will cal Tor and char,
haggage from Aoles and Iesdences - - "NA
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

ASSN ik TRAINS. on and after Nav 2. 1884,
leave dep9ts foot q Cortland aud DesOrosses s
a. M $40 p m and $3.50 FOR EastOn Rethehc
W" KeaTnc haneh Chunk Wilkesbarre, Towards.
tlan AZ p. m. Tor Easton. Bethlehem Aen0wu Readin~
Maneh tIlnns, Mhkesbarre and PittsOn Pullman eepng
coaches attached 70 6S0 train. leaving 20 a
M p m and $40 connect for points fn Nahanov
ahn ha5eton coal regions. r. b. BNINGrON q. p A
General Eastern Office corner Church and Cortlandtss
e n
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EALL RIVER LINE. for Fall River Rosto
NEWPnPr IrNr

n TWNTN0
I ana the Fast Steamers bristol" ana sProvdenoe"
,iVe ew ork daily. sundays included.
d1 1 - n r., foot Of Murrav-st. BANDS OF MUSiCoN
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NEW-HAVEN. MERTDFN HARTFop6

n -. IN ' L..Ns NIIhIUEN, HAkI TDRD,
- SrltlN1f lELD; HQLH0KE. WHITE MOUNTAINS.
SI5 y e'er, iese Ller25 r. p; 3 p C23d-st. r. r.,
Sn connsc ting WITH special above ana ntrms-
neS sett soli and baggage checked
49,, am oIuIt,st Brooklyn Excursion 70 New
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TnE Old EsrAnLIsHEp RourE ANn stonr -

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND q ON
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHIIADFI ~
PHlA, TWO IN NEW-YORK
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL Am -urDSoNr

~ RIVER RAILROAD .-Commencing sent IA ISL
ur9ngh trains wh cave Grand Central Deuot
S:OOa Western ami Northern Express 70 Roc,est.-
Sid Montreal st. Adams sc
lo3Os Chicago drawinr.roorn ca-s.a ca,.,
Oagua, Rochester and Buffalo ' N-'a"-
1900 M. 70 Abany and troy connection 10 Ttte.
Saratoga Glens Fails ana Rutland. ~ -
SOp saratoga special connects Hudson pes
Leld and North Adams SARATOGA al D Ia
5000 m, Accommodation Albary and rrlv
c,o'p D T- : LOUIS EXPRESS with sleeping
n .oniS rnnning through every day 0e week Al %
-'ltgaia FAILS. Buffalo. Toledo a1d Detroit
ou1 N Eynress with sleauiug cl~s'or CLAYTON via Utica
Auhnn Road stations also 70 Nontreal
Hnp NJ Pacfc EVoresS dailv, with sleeping ears Tor
NShes'er BnHa'o CleveqnA Toledo Detroit and Chicago
Troy " N'iN'' wv" '''Ni'i'- N'''s - @AiVaDs A1d
Tickets sale stNO. BowlincGreen 30 and ana Rro.1
way anda Mcstcotr Express Oce3 place and sani
s42 broadway New FORK and s33 WaShineion-st Rrivn
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financial.

A LII who are Interested in railroad business
and mileage statistics slould get THE TRIBUNE
MANIAC t0r l'5l now rcIl l., puce - coat, DynuL
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providence LINE.
II n q

H uNrAINs landing N Cot1eus west Poinn f.,ro
wal, n 'wburg Marlboro. Milton. POughkeensie isor,s
connecting with Ulster and Delaware aud Walsh Nai -
Railroads Steamboats, Thomas Cornell James "a isi
WIN etgs lazy a . NJ loot hanison-st. North River
except SaturdayS when Thomas COruc - -,
.---A L---ln LALl-h
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NORTHERN RAILR0AD OF NFTV Jersey

4 $50 igooS O 20 Ioer Pern All Nyask.
Ts19naays sa An and to D. The I;SO viii
Manuel, Spring Valley Monsey 700 800 = m asa
pm JNO ABBOTT Genn Pass'r Agent New.Yofk
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x 5zs az gnie 5syRlSs
ss3Os'.s xnD aJR1S.
s4Ez. RABIES T4s gUss
News Styles BoOtsA Shoes

We oter \ msg"lf ,eot assortment of NEW
SiE LOS wh:2l CanuOt Dc su passed for beauty,
durability a.:d prca
ls-1es F'no French Kid Button Boots
Lnces fine B.5kc. Cloth fJ1 Button Boots.
I.ailoa' Fue Ui,gona TO-
iHol5s Fine Las.!as KID do.
hadlas' F,Ie Coat DO. q
j.a!es Fl.1 .t&ti d.
L-.I.,' FIao Alp Clippers, every description
Nd sutton AID L.Ce -v1wDOr.s, Regent Sup-
rcrs farl5 Ties. tueu Congress Shoes snd san
dns also = .Tss: -iely OF ladies Eoueo Shoes
ant i.ivp5rs of every ssyl, AID quality,
Miss -clOyi, Wsjklng and Dress Boots in
ea'!sag of Caw s.clcs: aiso q Isrge stock Of
Alss:s' ~autsl5 aid Slippers
NniIdrc's'0 Boots, Shoes und Slippers in every
quality, styiG and pgiCs
Gents Fins Boots aud Shoes in all Of The new
spring style.
H3n.s' Pumps and Slippers in ell the late
styles.
The above goods are f Grst class, AID guarsn-
.scd Ia give Satisfaction l. every garticu.rr end
wiz be sod ht sCu pIlcya - c-naUl fai 10 sstlsly
al
We have very large stock OF Boys and
"u:b's sch Dol and Dress Shoes OF sill the new
styles, which are warranted 10 give satisfaction,
hnl VIII De sold muCl cheaper i1sn lhsr can be
bought III this city or Washington 1t VII! repay
yuU To examine IN SO goods.
1t WI! atJ!d rs afcAL s..isfac!ion TO show
th"sc Eo0cs 10 toe publC snd MI We cen say is
mat they cannu! be oes. ID variety, style qlsli-
y or pnces.
w Il. w A DDEY
10 KING STREET.
a1i ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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AUCTION SALES.
BAND CLOSING OUT AUCTION
SE SALE, COMM MENOING TUESDAY, the

The undersigned having determined to change
their business, will sell, without reserve, their
large stock at auction, commencing Tuesday,
April 26.h, al 10 o'clock .. m. and 8 and pm,
and continued daily uotil the entire stock is
sold Dealers. the public and the ladies sps-
cislly are respectfully invited to attend this SALE
Seats reserved for the ladies.
ONEAL & LUCAS,
No. q N. Royal street,
apps Alexandra, VI.
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S-sOMMIS5IUNkK'S SAILS OF FAIRFAX
81 La-ND.-Pursusnt to decree rendered as
the Eovemosr torn, 1872, of the Circuit Court
Of Fsirf * county. in the suit Of Hoss use Gun
nbl! VS. JACKSON, &C., the undersigned, the sur
viyor of the commissioners OF sale therein
nsmed, on MONDAY, May l6, 1881, (court day.
at II o'clock N, will sail at public auction b,.
ioro the froft door of Fairfax Court House A
GkRrAIN TRACT OF l. AND belonging to
the estate Of the lac Mrs. Susan M. Jackson.
conta,ulng 50 acres more or les=. lying in the
Northern end oi Providence District aud ad-
joining the lands Of McVeigh, Cuts and others.
This land ls OF good qualify aud has
DWELLING HOUSE and other improve
msnts Persons wishing mora particular de-
scripIsoa ara f,,iotred TO parties living in the
vicinity Of said lsnd,
Terms Of Ssu: Enough cash to pay costs Of
suit and expenses of sale, and the residue In
three eqlsl annual instruments to be secured by
the notes of tho purchaser with approved per-
sons security and retention Of title till last pay
ment is msds. 1HOMAS MOORE,
apl5-4w Surviving Oomm'r. of Sale.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH

!'H- =. e WEsTs = EEvE and RAIN TREAT.
NEXT Specific ior hy.teris, Dizz noss, con.
f-.''nS, "HV.u, Heaaaehe, Mental Depres-
s'cE, los Of M"myry Suernet0rrtn,, Impo-
ion1y, Involuntary Emissions. rrea.alure cd
"E1 cHu-ad ny OYER aTtl0n, self abuse, or over
!H'u'!"nce ~hca le-Gs to misery, decay and
Ge"'n- tLe box WILL cur recent cases Each
"'' contains Hhe II trtb's t-G1tm"nt. Ona dol! ar
0ok. or s.A ooL~s Inc H. dollars sent By ma,
IirPAd m receipt Ut pfiCa We guarantee sir
q bl&'s u c'&rc 2nf cts@- WITH each ordar re.
c''Vat b IS fr SIX boxes comoanied wi n
hV' dollars, we w'I send tho purchaser our wrll.
zen "a s'&'~ae 20 return he mon"y if tue tros.-
meat does cot effect t. cure Gusr.ntrcs is.uLd
by ) N y - q 90, Dru2gjs,s, Alexandria,
Va. wholesale and retai! ~ nts Orders BY
mNl! vii receive pS9mpi attention mari
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ESTABLISHED 1850,
ER NGY sjsEseEes-

l. LOVES iu Kid, Berlin, Lisle Thread, Silk
~ and Lace, showing all the nowes. shades
LOT the season. also new assortment of Lace
hl!!s' Price 25c SOC, 75c and 81 70 per pair.
Corsets IN ai the ieading styles, perfect in lit
and finish, frices 50c to 81 so per psIr
Underwear Special attention is called to the
large assortment for Ladies' Gents, NJ Misses,
Boys and l0fauts in Gauza, Lisle Thread, t1os-
ssmsrr and Summer Mcrino aieo ere exhibiting
D cLolce assortment Of l. dies Underga,me;ts
OF every description, Chunises Drawers, Night
gowns. Skirts &c.
Linen and Silk Observation-Disclosures
Hosiery, showing the most choice patterns as
we'll IS the largest assortment Of madium and
inner quality. Constantly adding tho latest psf.
terms 80 soon as they are offered for sale By the
manufactures,
Neck krmngs Kufs, SIX rts, Vclings, But.
tons. Silks, UottoDs, &c.
Edgings in Swiss. hamburg, Nainsook, Corr
line, Vermicelle Yaler cisnnes, LsrgueGoc,
Iorchon, Russian Veniss. Crochet, sc.
Eighmie Patent Bosom, Reinforced and
Scratch Shirts, in l.uudried and unaundried
Collars and Cuff, siz,s II TO IS inches Prices
l2c. l5!, Zoe suo 25c
Germantown, ehetlsnd and Saxony Wool,
Zephyr Wors.ed in all Co.ols, Silks. Canvass i c.
Neckwear-aI ali times the collection will
surpsss all other ass0rtulents offered in the city.
a Ins display of Cl-udopt, the boot scarf svor
made for men; also Gorcisn, Fle4or, l. audace
Tropical, De Joinville, Lsce, and Complete
line OF Fancy Ties and Bows.
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GALE OF LAND IN FAIRFAX COUN.

GALE LAND IN FAIRFAX COUN.
- rf.-Pursusnt to 8 decree rendered al the
November term. 1879 of the Circuit Court of
Fairfax county, in the suit OF Q. w. Hunt and
others vs. Thompson Jsvins e1'1. and devisees
the undersigned commissioners of sale, on MON
DAY. the 10th day OF May, 1881. (court day. at
II O'Clock NJ, will sell at public suction before
the Ccur. uouse door of said county. A TRACT
OF LAND belonging to the estate of Thompson
Jsyins. deceased, lying in said county on the
Rosling Rosd about fVe miles from Alexandria.
This lsnd is of excellent quality, is we'll wstered
and other buildings. The tract contaiCs 4s
acres more or less, but will be sold in parcals TO
suit purchasers.
4. w. Gsillysrd, ESQ.,, will show the land to
those desiring to purchase.
Terms of sale: One tenth Of the purchase
money in hand, the residue in three equal an.
Gusl payments to be secured by the notes of the
purchaser With good personal security and bear
ing interest from day of sale; titled to be re-
tsined till last payment ia made,
+ THoMAs & SAsA66; Mo6RB. oommn of Sale.
!. The commissioners reserve the right to expose
with plot to be exhibited on the day Of sale.
sp20-dts
SALE OF LAND IN FAIR
4 FAX CUUNTY.-By virtue of deed of
trust from Theodore L. Chase, and being thereto
required Dy p6rtes secured thereby, the under
signed, trustee in said ICED, will offer for sale at
public c,ion, in front of the Court House door
at Fairfax Court House, at twelve O'Clock n.
on MONDAY June l3, 1884, the TRACT OF
LAND conveyed to him in sAid deed and de
scribed as follows. viz: Beginning ut q dead
poplar standing on the south side OF Dogue run,
a corner of Carpenters patent, now William
Violetts thence 8. 79i, W. 80 poles to three
marked white oak ssplings; thence 8. 2540. W.
lOl3 poles to hickory and pile of stones; thence
with the line of Dennis McOarty johnson n. 32A'
W. 1S7 poles to marked dogwood, corner to Kll-
jsh Compton's lot; thence with his line A. $50, 9.
II poles to stake on Dosue run; thence down
the several courses and mesnders thereof to the
beginning, containing 81 acres and 90 poles.
Terms of Sale: Cash IS to the sum of $780,
the residue at six. twelve and eighteen months,
with interest, evidenced by bonds Of tho pur-
chaser, secured by dead of trust upon the
premises. FRANCIS i. SMITH,
mv7-Wts Trustee.
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By ONesl s. Lucas, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE-By virtue OF de-
crees of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county.
Va. rendered at the June term, 1880. and No.
vsmbsr term, 1880. thereof, in the chsncery
Cause of w. K Emerson and Wits et ais. VS..
Elva NJ. Emerson ct sls., the subscriber, as COM
missioner of sale in said cause. will expose tor
sale at public suction on SATU UkDAY, the 28tn
day OF May, 1884, at Il M, in front Of the Mar.
ket bui ding. on Royal street, in the city Of
Alexandria. Va, LOT OF GROUND, with :
TWO STORY FRAME 3 d W & LLI n G
HOUSE, in the village of West End, in Fairfax
county. Va, stu .ted on the south side of Duke
sLrset, extended, short distance west Of the
"Stone Bridge" ard containing two roods and
which Harrison emerson died seized.
Terms of Sale: One fifth Of the purchase mon
ey ia cash. and the residue in three equal pay
meuts, at six twelve and eighteen mouths from
the day OF sale; the deferred payments to bear
interest from the day of sale. and 10 bs secured
by The notes OF the purchasers. with good per-
sonal security, and the retention of the title
until the last psypleat is msd,.
ALBERT STUART,
sp25-eodts Commissioner of Sale.
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Virginia: Corporation Court of the city of
AlexsDdris, CLERKS Office April 22d, 1881.
This certificate Of limited partnership WAS pre-
sen.ed and having been acknowledged bsfore q
Notsry Public admitted to record.
Teste: MORTON nj ARYE, Clerk.
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The error in writing tho nsme Sue Q, Dickin-
son Was corrected b. making it Sue II. UicEin .
son before signing.
VIM MENZGEs ADAMS,
Nolary fuJlc.
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State OF New York, city of New York, to.wit:
I. YIN. Menzies Adams, Notary Public for
the city aforesaid, in the State Of New York, 90
hereby certify, .hsi j. < Tsckett and Sue M.
Dickinson whvse names are signed to the writ
ing hereto annexed, baarng data on tue 10th
day of April 1881. have ACKNOWLEDGED the same
before me in my city aforesaid
Given uuder my hand aud official zeal this 10Th
day cf April a. d. 1881
WM MENZIES ADAMS
hutary Pu Die
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ii DEMONSTRATORS NUTICE-Tne SUBJ
upon the estate of VIM. JOHNSON, deceased,
hereby noi8ss all persons having clains against
the estate of said VIM. Johnson to present them
to him duly authenticated, and all persons 10.
debted to said estate are hereby notified to make
payment to the subscriber.
4. T. LUCAS,
my3-2 .H4W Administrator.
EXhGUTOR'S NOTIOE-Having qualified
II 81 executor of D. +. BRaSHEAH. duc d.,
all parties are hereby notified to call and settle
their indebtedness, and sil persons having
claims against the estate will pres Mt them for
pay rnsnt. Messrs, j. Il. Tackett u Co, ara au-
!horJz ID to receipt for all monies due the estste
on note or on open account
sr23-1m y. G. D1CKENEON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17
Religious.

heV. DR.. Talblrd will preach tomorrow q,
hlcklln's schoolhouse at 3 O'Clock p. m.
Ed. T.. S. Lucas will preach at Burns schoo
house tomorrow afternoon at 80 O'Clock.
itev. JAS. "A. Quarles will preach at the Rich
mona Opra House tomorrow ut the usual hour.
Eld. S. Lucas will preach at the Christian
church Tomorrow morning and nigh. at the
usual hours.
hev. Geo. l.. Leyburn will preach at the
presbyterian church. In this city, Tomorrow
morning aud night.
Inc Missouri Conference of the
methodist Episcopal church. South, meeta at
Springfield Wednesday, September 2sth.
heV.1ohn Demand will preach at:the German
Ae'houst church Tomorrow night. Sunday
school In the morning ut the usual hour.
Inc meeting at Dover, conducted by Revs. G.
~ de and L. W. Tate of the Baptist church,
dltions.
Daily services at the Catholic church, sx
O'CLOCK q. NJ; Sunday services 3 and lok
j. Lilly officiating.
Regular services at the Methodist church n.
morrow morning at 10: 80 o. o'clock, and evening
at 1850 O'Clock, by Rev. G. w. Walker. Sun.
day school at 9 O'Clock.
Services at the Episcopal church to.morrov
morning At lOH O'Clock and afternoon at r
O'CLOCK Rev. A. L Sharpe officiating. Sunday
school at 9 O'Clock.
Usual services at the Baptist church to-mor-
row morning and night by Rev. DR.. Talb,rd
subject for the morning: privileges OF IN.
christian, and the Corresponding Obligation.
resting Upon Him. Services to commence at
IL O'CLOCK a. H., and 80 O'Clock p. m.
Inc honors In speaking at the Methodist cell
hehlcal convention In London are freely awarded
oAherica, and especially to Bishop Mcryeire.
OF NASHVILLE, and Bishop Warren, of Atant.
1neS are said IN one report to be .splend,d
ora'ors, ana 10 have held the audience SPELL
bound