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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-08

FRIDAY. July 7-P VI.
In to-days stock market there was a sudden de
yeloprnent of activity, that the transactions
amounted TO Sol 300 shares against 1SS, 100 shares
Yesterday. There also sharp advances made
IN the prices for majority of the list. At the
very beginning of business however there
were large sales of Lake Shore and break in
its price from 100 to 1OS. The other trunk-line
shares only partly responded to the de.
cline i'll Lake Shore. But no sooner were
the orders, to sell Lake Shore stock eX-
hausted than the general advance in prices,
which had been checked, was resumed, and subject
TO slight fluctuations it continued for the remainder
of the day. Even Lake Shore rallied to 1924 and
closed at 1O0s The specially strong stocks of the
day were Western Union, Missouri Pacific, Missouri.
Kansas and Texas Texas and Pacific, the Wabashes,
the Northern Pacihcs the st. Paul and Omahas and
Denver and Rio Grandes. The last-named stock
made a grand effort just before the close, and rose
to 577sO579l. The general situation, however re-
mains unchanged. Prominent among the Influences
affecting the minds of local traders to-day-bOth
great and small-was the expectation OF glorious
bank statement to.mOrTow-an expectation that
is not likely to be dsappointed-and the market
closed strong at about the best figures OF the day.
Government bonds were dull, and at the board
the total sales amounted only TO $4,000, but the
bids for continued Us were \ higher. as also were
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, July 7-P. N.

FRIDAY. July TT. NJ
To-day's mining stock markets present little that
is of interest Dulncss was relieved only by the act
i've manipulation ftwo or three stocks and for them
the movements of prices were irregular. Robinson
Consolidated rose to 100, declined to 105 and closed
unchanged at 10. State Line and 3 recorded
large business at 23G21022 cents against "a cents
yesterday, and Oriental and Miller was 3 cents
lower at % cents Tuscarora rose cents to Il cents
The Comstock stocks were less active than yester-
day and not strong for the old " bonanzas,D but
the higbcr-nriced stocks were firm and Best and
Becher rose TO G3, Horn Silver was ls lower ut 10
Green Mountain was steady ut 2.5O after 40, ana
Rising Sun at n cents. The markets closed dull'
AALES IT 7HE AiINLAG ENCUAN0ES
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Coparinershin Notices.

COPARTNERSHlP NOTICE.
~ H. ". CURTI-S having retired ofn the 1rm OF a: r.
BARNES CO. the remaining partners assume all obhga-
tons OF the old which continues the publishing ouane IS
at n and william st, NewfOrk The remaining part
neTs are A. BARNES, A. G. BAtNES, ii. IL BARNES,
Q. ]. BARNES and T.. NJ. BARNES. - . -
NEw.YoRK. May 23, 1882,
MR.. CLARK s. Hops ceased to be part
WI In the hrm Of BROOKS BRoTHERs on The above
aaiA BROOKS BR0TuERA
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1nslrnetioM
For Young Ladies-country.
rOJrNT UOLYOKE SEMINARY.

Eonr voars course for laboratorleF c1pnc's
I1brarv 10000 vOls Board an ultoh - -
year Address Miss WARD Prir south Haley nass-
OSSINING INSTITUTE for 1OMNG La
~ DIES and MISSES. SING SING on III DSON; -
Iocation delightful and healthy: buildings hoErIAe "
fined Christian Influences; thorough course. IN Engsn &
,a Eranrh aud Latin frst-cass instruction in vocal anu
Instrumental music drawing ssctchinE am pantng na.
,r sciences with lectures and experiments by PROFESSOR
Iewett Nssociae Principal. Terms H0dcIHtc opens Up
'cmher a. send catalogue Rev G. d. RICE fflhoipa-
VNUE ELMS BOARDING and DAY SClOOL
/ FOR GIRLS. Ingrahdnave. Springfield, Mass ~.
Misses PORTER q CHAMPNEf Prihclp''A-
WELLS COLLEGE FOR YOUNG nADlr.S,
w Aurora Cayuga Lake. " Y Session begins 9ePc"ooi
To- ioo-' ''"O AVA EsFRIsBEE. d D.. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-08

FL PAso Texas. July Am extensive bed Of
anthracite coal of fine quality was strucK near
Wallace. y. NJ, last week
New discoveries of rich galena are reported
from the sierra Rica and san Carlos ranges, below
Preside del Norte Mexico.
The Girard Mining Company, under Georgian
auspices l. vigorously WoriIng Sierra hIca, Aqulla
and san Carlos mines. The company has ordered
smelling hosting and other machinery from the
Pacific iron Works. San Francisco.
The Old Guard NINE Tombstone. Arizona, on the
$50 level shows large body of sand carb0nates
assaying 100 ounces silver per ton.
An offer of $4,000 has been made for 1000 feet
Of the Ohio claim, on the Copper Queen lode, Bis
bee, AIiZ.
Large quantities of Organ Mountain ore are being
shipped al Las Cruces TO the SOcOrro smelter.
lie Atkinson. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Company has abandoned the survey of the pro-
poscd route from SocorrO to Arizona.
HALIFAX. \. g July THE richest strike ever
made IN tie Tangi,r District made to-day in
The Kcnt lead on the Satemo property. The ore IS
OF extraordinary value.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
The closing quotations of Lake Valley stocks yes
terlay as reported by Watson " Gibson, we're
Grande $ja $jis; Plata, 81 y 50; Bella II Goa
81 90; Apache, ~ 5OaSl go.
The mines of the Decatur Company and others in
Gilpin and Clear Creek Counties Col, are 10 be on
a,nnca by Walter X. Marvin, president of the Deca-
tur Company, who leaves New-lOr Oh Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-08

The increase of mileage that OF last wear exceeds
tho number of miles elsewhere stated constructed
during the year 93js niles. This is Owing 70 reports
strcted the reports which obtained this year
for the first time 49,. -.
renorted with capiia stock and funded dr0t, gross
earning net earnings freight earnings Passenger earn
inCs and dividends paid for ten years:
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CLOSING PRICES Of CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Friday, July z. ISL
Yesterday. ro.da
icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRmUvs.l

The Silver King Mining Company has declared a
dividend of 20 cents per share.
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6iinallons fUdnic0-- fflales.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,2J1 Broadway corner Thirty
frst--f until H. NJ and 3OS West Iweny-ihrd-st, cor
ner Eighh.ave No East fourteenth st.. corner Union
square $50 Third ave. Foriysevenst al the HAIR
LEM OFFICES Nos. 1901 and $500 Ihri-aye- corner
Oncundreda and twenty " D. H. NJ regular OF
fee rates
4 SSISIANT BARTENDER.-By a younG
~ age 20 assistant bartender can furnish good
recommendations from last employer Address JOHN
GILsENAN, 500 West 2Sth-t, city.
COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a mar
- lied man no children a milk city uutry ten
years references. Can OF address JOHN fAkRELL O41
Washington Brooklyn.
GROCERY CLERK or ASSISTANT BAR
~ TENDER-By young Ir-hman LATELY landed has
old country experience learn the business In
America. Address JOHN CLARKE 24J Conoyerst,
Brooklyn.
HALL BOY, ELEVATOR RUNNER or
Il PORTER-By ayoung nan go, American strong
willing supply CITY references Address LII
IAN SWEENEY. 100 West 52dst
| IGlIT PORTER or USEFULMAN.-By a
- German go; encumbrsnces several years eI-
peience give good endstionsi expectations
moderate. Address JOHN SfOIZ, ll3 ChntOn-st
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For Both Soxes-CountrY.

4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, IA miles
M Fon N S; G Ga1@ rfcilv' D0''r care
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for GILL
~ pNNN'-0O'H - ''H Il O''''' Mrs l. \. BATES.
BOSTON SCHOOL OF ORATORY. ..-
Ihe Deisarte system of gesture and eom.., colr'o OF
sm Boston Mass oct 1T IN from 10 to
l. For catalogues apply to H. H. RAJ MO y, IN"
CLAVERACK COLLEGE and HUDSON
N Hdg IaeatSn HdtS ~ KLoNzo IIHE res
EORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTi-
TU TENew and su2 GG ne gTG aDroci BSar"g sent
nary ade, and gentlemen III the tate nGiSg1 pccT%
S20t 70 S5SS rtP per 0 S E iNS d. d. Fort Edward :.
SWARTIIMORE COLLEGE. TeopcCnIhng IL. IN
rTepastory school Under members Of the soee,y
Sont aS has Tccn co@Pe,cv rebuilt enlgyd ANA
nfj"d up with ali convenicnces Thorough instruction
IN fSnsag"1 iiteratnc Mathematics and the Sciences
New fcenhc building colttnnT IA "'I ior
nmysuing horoa courc IN chenisy Mechanical and
Eth Apply cary. Other til n4 being equal places VIII
'e Sayc n f'0 p S ar, EDWARD H. MAGiLL
pTcst, Swarthmofe Coile.e, Delaware CO. rena
aka 4 Year board and taiti3nM girls boys
Miscellaneous.
OPENING of the SUMNER SCHOOL Gi
" Christian PHILOSOPHY at WarNic$ NGoiandS
ne s TUESDAY,
Of Yae COLLEGE VINO viii also lecture "Wednesday the I2h
ON thursday. Jny - Dr. LYMAN ABBOIl; On Fnday ana
saturday, Professor 20 T. LADD OF feie and on sunday
Dr. MORAN .o,o . -. 49,, 4. an
Leave NewYcrk loot Of ChambeTsst NJ $50 a. m ana iio
D. M excursion kets Tor warwick W3Odanl5 Tor 81
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS Tor thelr
4 CHILDREN will ind prospcctusesoi The bl]9I ei'hc'
in city OF country, in 800, crrrnn,
designed parents in selecting schools Al oiVe
FEE mail for P?it PSa ehioG;@as s
scl,n,s freely parents and GUARDIANS
Tt%';2 St,V'S Kinney Tor SCHOOL, ana TEACHERS.
domestic Building Broadway and lith-si. Nc"-lo.~'
DEV. JNO. II. CONVERSE Qlarvard 30
IL boys for COLLEGE, at Bristol r L. send or cite
fTNUE CONSERVATORY Of ELOCUIlON-
4 lS7 shave Classes AMI private INST iuc'lOh AuuicaS
Mrs , INA RANDALL~DIEHl~ Principal
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Goruorailon Notices.


NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ BY the school Trustees OF the Eighth Ward at the Hau or
the Board 81 Education until Ju T. lto2 for an iron stair
wav for Primary hOOl Building NO % For tut lniOIna
tion city accord. Tor sale AT 10 city Han
NOTICE.-Sealedp proposals will be recevedby
~ the SclOn Trustees of the enh Ward at the Hall OF
III Board anil July TO- l>o2 for erecting two
starwaVs TO Grammar -choOuusc No 20 For all INFORM
alton iiy Record. for sale at 10 : CITY llall
NOTICE.-Scaled proposals will he received
y y the Board OF Trustees of the several warda the
Hall oi VI Education, un juy II, l77- Tor re
ia l. To- De made school buildings fOr iul
Information city Record for sale at y o 1ty tall
TO Sealed proposals will
be received at tho Office OF the Department Of Public
furnishing materials aul per
forming work In the OF market building, also for
constructing an iron bridge FOurthavc and Nlnety--eV
enlist FO iul Information city Record for sale at No
city Hall
TO CONTRACTORS.-Sealcd proposals will
re rrcev ed al the OF the Department Of Public
Works until July l. 1882 regulating and grading build
and For full Information city
Record. for sale NJ 80. CIV lial.
fTO CONTRACTORS.-Seale proposals will
be received at Office of the Fire Department until
July u 1852 for furnishing and constructing Duplex steam
Pumps F0ating Engine. FOR ull Information see CITY
Record sale at 80. city Han
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Dressmaking.

II RESSMAKER.-By a first-class dressmaker
a. seamstress willing TO assist at chsmberwork ref
.rences Il J. Tribune untown onieA l2AA Iiraadwas
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For Young Ladies--Countr '

ehI@% A YEAR, board and tuition. Boy:
- sD and young men. Address NJ MILITARY COLLEGE
y
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For Both Sexes-Cit'

MISS GRINNELL'S French and English
WI Roarling and Day school f.. Young ladies' ana 'hp'
dren has - T. 14th.s TO % j. ,'l- st
DRIVATE instruction in ali branches gwen
4 du,ine summer months at the NeNIOTk Latin school,
Address Key f.. IL Thu r. East i'thsl
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vFlIE HILL SCHOOL.
Il POTTSTOWN, PENN.

Preparatory College and Scientific Schools 81 honrs froE
JOHN MFlGS, Pm D.. Principal.
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For Young Ladies-City

4 II Misses PERKINS,. 2,021 3th-ayr.; terms PEI
n wear 100 with uu3ical course 500 above
MISS :. l.. CHAPMAN.
MI Enlsh French and German Boarding and Day school
CForncIly MISS l. T. Benedict - ,,,
Removed Z East 42dst 10 SO " csl tStn-9t-
Thorough instructions III all departments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-08

BRADFORD ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La
Id DIES-Ihe eighteenth year commences September D.,
1852 For circulars apply 10 l.. ,,..,,
RradiOId.
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THE GENERAL LIST.
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Tnsirnrtioit.
NO Men-City.
For Bows and Young


For Bows and Young Men-City.
MIR. Ncwells Classical and Scientific school,
MI i55 YVES: 4ad-st scientific Department Professor
IIaliock. Number limited
NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY
FORT WASHINGTON. N
Established 1851.
.,ror,p,endcnt-JOHN y. iYS VI. o..
SKINNER SESSION begins June 10. -,
AroaIdrg chool OF the highest grade whose
meintelectof youth scistc; the Will by o5eeac anu
The feeling REGION never sopritny thcis tlro? se
requisites. inI;rIctiJL hih)hlh c'hsijL "hle l"tA'''
Situated on Washington Heiylt1 abort ten miles nptl,
undson isrelcac BY tho sixth Avenue Elevated Roal
ibstbsf carriages awIysl waitinror by Timely a.
ti6cation the Ile1t meats tn irffa u any u
beautiful aud a" liv pigeon an enin9 so ~
roundmcs, not fount along tho tiri IN VI u'"'''
Hudson ItsJuiiiHsS are unusually hrnelSo a., audi,
There Of anl attached IT, i,r MAJ.
tersected by oak groves adOrilns anP' s2a'' 'o' P
French German ani spani.hs?,tsL
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madison.avc. itst. fits for the School % WINS
Stevens institute Sheffield and technical hi"ieSs'""S
Ciasses IN Arch testural and Mechanical Drawn r NJ
4. COLIN. late nsincer Corps, l. . NJ anu rI'
Naval Academy
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT wiz be vf hea
THU 2SDAY JUNE - at 1880 a. NJ III "o O'ON
eG4INMNf iMEEfiSG at the University ats m The
SAM %amnaors for am .sion Tuesiay gun9 ~ at 10 %
In The Chancei.urs Room. GEORGE W. NOA h,.I- !, GU
University Grammar School, Isl Broadway aAi
near ig,ist U5th year, Primary CoinmSIciai anu
Coss,nai Df,ortnels NJ Hobby, W. L. Akin Principals
For Youny Ladies-CitY.
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University Grammar School, l,1Sl broadway;
4 49, i,:.sf U5th YEAR. Primary COMMERCIAL anu
Classical De,armets NJ. ". Hobby WI Akll filhcipaiS'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

For DINNER TOMORROW. Mr. Oscar +.
Bsgset will havs at bis stand 10 The market
Tomorrow 6ne lot Of vea-fat snd torder.
VT. q. E. Pfcj viii hsv, at bis stand a
variety OF 6sh from the lower river.
Mr.. J. W. Dyer, 90 s. Royal strost, received
to-day hoe lot of oysters which he is selling
at GO and so cents per gallon. aod delivers th, n
to all hi, customers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

RetiOg acbsr. They were very much ss.obist
ed and mortified upon becg told f ,ho ridicu-
lous spectacle they had publicly made Of ,Lcu
selves. and begged bard for the Withholding q
their names trom the newspapers.
The only person b.f re the Mayor this mort
log vas Aphorzo Arrirg no, who Oh Saturday,
for the frs! time for GOOD while, gnt On 8 in
bcIee' Hewls 6n.d s. so and discharged.
There were s,Versl dodgers at The station
hCu?e last night.
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LOCAL BREVIIIES

The schooner Bowdoip, Capt. Randall is be
ing los d ID at This port, by M. r. a. Reel
With cooperage. fer Cuba.
Mrs. Sarah Biers widow Of tho late Vim
biers, an old end respected lady. died at hsI
home in West Bind, FsirflX county, after q
lor lnoss. last Light
The fsr for the benef. Of the Cadet Corps OIL
OF 81 John S cademy. az Annoy Hall, oSir g
70 Inc incenency OF the weather, was very
sllmly attended Saturday night. The fair will
10 ntlIu'd tc-aigh: and to. morrow night.
a hos, attached 10 q sllgl contai1 ~ LACY
ara gentleman t:om WASH lgton ran away on
King street, this .f.ernoon. The OCCUPANTS
were u rown Gu! in Ihe snow, bat etcaIet with.
Out injury.
;. One ihs Frae N 9th disLs rr ,ut at The re-.
l2'cu' meeting on the corner OF King and + il!
streets, yesterday sf.trnoon, while singh &. Il
need Thto every hour" was struck in the fac a
with ssnow bal. If purpose done the oct
was mean one and deserves pur ish ment.
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Cause and Effect.

tbs maiu ciuso CT nervousness ia iutiseS ion,
and t1HL 5 caused hJ We,knels Of the sIunscb.
No enc Can have sound ne1vs. sid good health
without using Hop B!ttefs II strengthen the
s.omtch, purify the blood. aid kseo tho liver
and kidneys hc!.va to cary off the poisonous
and waste mst!Gr OF The sys,en.-Adramie.
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INJURED BY FALL MIR. Thomas II. Neil
sne. of Philadelphia. q msmber of The Great
fslIs Manufacturing COMPANY, Vhie on his way
to atteod asp cal meeiog Of the Cim paDy at
Green's Mansion Hcu'e 10 this city to-day, sir :
ped on the ic, 90 III, pavement, on Fairfsx
raot. and fsl', badly spraiong his axle. TT,
itluted man was carried to he Mansion H5us)
whore be was attended by Dr. Lewis.
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LOCAE NEWS.

fhc RectSe7 Probabilities. Feb. 6. 1857
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather, VI
rsole winds. shifting 10 essterly, stationary or
higher temperature and pressure.
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No C0URr-Ths Legislature rot having ss
yet Ell! Led Judge for The Corporation Court of
ibis cry to fil tbs vacancy caused By the death
court which the law says must commence on The
ii .st Monoay in each month will not be held.
Ihe spec al act under which Judge FreI ch held
the court here during the sickness sf Judge Chill
ton does Let now apply. aud no court can be
held un!i Judge is elected. Judge French re.
ceived from the Common wealth for his services
Is. the st term OF ihs court $40 per day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

GRRAT FALLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
a sp clsl mee,ing sf the Gres: Falls Manu-
sc utloG Ooup,ry w.s held at Green's Mat
ION liouss. 10 this city. this morning. with John
lt'Smo'e, Yicc-Prs;dsnt, Of Georgetown. 10
w, VIC cnair' ADD Chsr'es A. Abel. Of Washing
,So' oecfcIarg. There wero present, besides
.aoso mentioned, H. E. Davis. Rspdsll Haguer,
1 Tl Colonel Cssstl. tf Washington, aud
tiI;s ii. Nell3Sn. Of PHILADELPHIA. Over
y oVV shsres were represented, The object Of
WY neeIifg was 10 oonsi1er proposition.
uaae by Northern capitalists. to lease from The
ypSWpaoy lumber of mill sites at the Grea!
ifsIs. Csc of the members, Mr.. NeisoD,
oa''r met With painful accident. the meet
,oe Wilhout ttkirg any dtfoite scicu 90 the
p'rp2slllon. a6iourued to some future dty. |,
~; ulaaersood tie parties desiring to lease the
49, rn' sitts Ioteld TO establish nsrufao,crics at
sse Great Falls
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i iEaSoNAL-M Solomon erzbargr r. who
,,,a BUSINESS a! Fort Benton. Mon.sns, will at.
i've IN this city Wednesday next on short visit
20 parents and friends.
r, hev. W. h. Boyle. formerly Ct I'll, city, bu.
y,,, pastor Of the Ii. K. Church at Leeiburg,
:, ~ move 70 Baltimore shortly to take charge
Ee Episcopal Methodist.
pMSIof N B. Aeade left hera this morning for
M M jan. E. Glenn snts has been comm,sslon.
Az governor Cameron Notary Public for
w., OlVer Pullman has returned from q
", ''I - and Southern prospecting tour.
,t MI. 4. Plain is about to retire from bus;-
III memphis, Tenn, and return to this cit :.
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EDUGATnssNAA

pINGWOOD eKMiNAkY FOR YOUNG
IL LADIES
Will be reopcned at Ringwood. Fsuquie. CO.,
Va. on February lss. 1892.
Health. scholarship, cheerful home LIE, neat.
ness aud system in hati.s grace in menuers.
Christina principle in Character, arc lis primo
aims.
Charges for form Of FIVE months, (bosrd fuel,
lights, tuition in Enslish) SO
Reached from Clt:etrs Station. On V. NJ. Il.
R., 30 miles from Alexandria.
For further information address
Miss j. A MILLiGAN Principal
Auburn T. o., Fauqui.r CO., Va.
We cordially commend The cl.ims O. Ring
wood Seminary.
T. Z. EpEs,
Pastor G.eoawich Gnurch, Vs..
VIM UINwIDplr,
Pastor ID Pres5, Ceu,ch, h!e1a., Va.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

NOMMIS5InNEk'S SALKOF LANDIN
~ FAIRFAX OOUNTY.-By uirius of q
decree rendered at the June term. 1851, OF the
Circuit Court OF Fairfax c:unty in The suit of
Qusnder vs.. Smith. the undersigned Commits.
sioner will ael at public auction, on the :o:h
Of February, 1882, (court day. in front of the
court House door Of said county the following
REAL RSrATK containing Il acres. Thi1
tract land is stu .ted near the village Of Ac-
cctink. about two miles from NJ Vernon, And
Ia near the celebrated WoodlaUn settlement
Term of sale: Sl00 cash. balance in /, 2 or d 8
years, With interest from day, Of SALE secured by
bonds of purchaser with good personal security
and title to be retained until last payment is
made. j. n. LOVE,
janc0.w4w Commissioner of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

TOMMISSIONERb SALE OF FAIRFAX
~ Landry virtue of decree in the suit
OF Clarke vs. Terrett ct ais. the undersigned
will sell st Fairfax O. H., Va. on MONDAY.
February 20. 1882, NJ IL m. that TRACT OF
LAND, in Fairfax county. belonging 10 COL
vile P. Terrett. and lately set apart 10 him,
containing FORTY.ONK ACRES It Adoins
the lands OF Terrett. Lang and others: ia closely
situated to market. rostofic,, mills &c. A plat
will be exhibited on Day OF sale.
Terms: So much cash o. will pay expenses of
sale. say $76; residue in Xix and twelve months,
with interest and security.
THOMAS MOORE, lComm'rs.
OASSIUS GARTER, of Sale.
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