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New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
y M TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE

Oh TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND0 ON sun.
" DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. IN
NEW.YoRK.
Express leave New York Desbrosses and Court
landt street Ferries as follows;
6:2o 100 < $50 60 and 10 Lmlted H. li:le n $50
84u T. 440. 81 and and IL night SundayA Sis
s(9Limitedl and 10 a. a. O. Z, and D. m, and II
night EmlgIa and second class 900 p "a ms. ..s
Trains leaving New-York daily;-exeept sunday t1o,
$3.50 and lll0 an, l. 2 4 8 and p m- conneet 1t
eetTrpinr trains leave Broad station phadeph
hi9ni S.l5 800 I.95 except Monday 6:50 7;3O go
$50 ii and il;iS 20 o. Limited Express l'so and .:a6
f20i sl5, 800 4:S5, $50 m.i (5:20 Ilmlteil ESQ.,
740 and 7A1 M Leave Philadelphia via Can,des. $50
TTtcket % oaces sac 4SS and ga Broadway l Asfsr
foot and C0rtlandt
and brooklyn Annex staten foot Of Fnitonst Brookys
Hoboken station Jersey City; Emigraat
Ticket Office, No Battery Place and Castle Garden :
The New.York Transfer Company will and cheok
b.agage ge from hotels and residences. -
-efTA RLES X. PUGH, j. n MOop
General Manager General Passr A gent
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rsver. Vessels and RailroodG
NEW-YoRK, March 30, 1855.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEY.YoRK. March 30. 1s

options quiet and steady prices showing no decided &
receipts at Rio for two days sss M n 14S
g Jmn1 y 50a7b5; July 7BO9765; August 76o1
20 September 770d775 Mid grades STEADY saies q oVo
-, -, &c, Ioxyer saIas At
deyeres 400 bales, receipte at the ports 4Ooo
bales against be3 week and 6449 last year since
sntem6er l. bales for the same period last year.
Tho quotations according to the American ciassncauon'
"a
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THE NEW LINE
i BETWEEN
NEw.YoRK. PH%ILADELPHIA, % A. NORFOLK, M , OLD POINT

Il BETWEEN
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
The New.York Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad company
Fast Day aud Night Express between NeSfork
Charles Trans leave Newly ork Pennsyva1i1
Railroad 800 m. week days and p N daily, artvnsvio
Point Comfort 5l p weekdays and $50 m aay cot-
folk p and 9:l5 Sleeping cars through fon new-
York Charles and Paror Car from Philadelphia via
charge ckes parorea seats and sleepins csa
Company, r. n. COOKE, t,enr Pass and Frctght Agent
H. w DUNNE. Superintendent
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
w VIA. WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
Al trains leave West 42dsk Cortsndt and Dcsbroosess -
Chicaso slQ 9 m, .s p. m, Pullman sleepers through
~ Loqis 1900 . p m Pullman seepers
Petrot 10 n. .o'eo . p N Pullman sieepera -
4 m- so.10 .Sp m. sleeping and psrlor cara through
eyracuse ITO sIos N, $3.50 .Spm
Utica. 7i10. 30 ll;00 ms s6sSo. q D M. -, 80
Eewburg, Kingston. Catskih Albany Tilo 40 IlSR
ss l,sSH SO s,ssss = .,,a
sbaiiy. othsr tfsins daily exosps ssnAas.
SsticS HoSoken, lis sshns ssopst; brookE ooarsSR
3sS esl. e<A z<e ls29 Broadwey. Iy1 ethsve lac -
fseths leSr Bowery Penn r. r. etsosua iooe q 90
en0 ~ Destgosses 80 ana We. e1ss s<a&Sa 49,
8::s s,sit; ;s||;e & y s|:!G s. ...s =.
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PROPOSALS for furnishing Granite Paving
oFrcK OF THE ESeNKER coMNIssIosER, }

oFFIcR OF THE ENGINEER coMNIssIoSERl
WASHINGTON, ID. o., April /, 1885
BY direction OF the Board Of Commissioners sealed pro-
Posals will be received at this ofce until ~ clock
Wednesday April To- 1885, furnishing 50000O-mOre
Paving Blocks 70 be delivered at Washington
BLANK forms proposals and can be
this Office upon application therefor together with
necessary information and bids upon these forms will
be considered
The right reserved reject any and all bids parts
bids
G.J. LYDECKER
Major OF Engineers u. g. A..
Engineer ComInis sioner ID. @.
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Sla Low Middling.-.-.....l0
gs,a Middling. ..l0's

O. The market opened at to 2
afterward lost; with q downward
{ a aecline Of 10 points on March
Ier months. Inman bought early
v, but o. the third call and later nc
/ fully 10000 bales for Aprh, June
for tho first mentioned months.
r all day. taking the whole llst.
une. sOndheim sod May. The
o 20 a rise OF one point in Liver
q. Later q selling movements set
We must ship 100000 bales TO
tighten tho load here and bring
prices nearer together:" new
Liverpool and the stock here In
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SPIRITS OF ruRPENTINE
CHAKLysroN March 30.--Turpentine quiet st 29c,
SAVANNAH, March 31.-rurpentine quiet at 900.
WILMINGTON. March So.-Tnrpentine firm ~ 28a
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6elp mante6.

MAN and WIFE wanted by plain family
WI living County, Penni man 10 act as Office
messenger and OF horses cows kitchen gardon ec
cook wash iron make butter; family two adults
three children and second grl Address WJ. 3,
Belbend p. o.. Penn
WANTED.-On salary, as salesman and
w sole general representative upon the road OF well
known manufacory gentleman OF good address. tact and
business ability must be thoroughly acquainted with ma
chuery and werDunded in mechanical principles unex-
eeptionable references will be required Address
"CARPENTER" r. y. Box as, New Ytrk
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THE FIRST EDITION OF BURNS

To IN. Edttor of TIE Tribune.
Sir: Not wishing to purchase the literary
treasure alluded to In the accompanying letter. having
tall copy of the Edinburgh edition OF 1887. also the
arst American reprint OF 1885, send you the commum
ca.on received this morning from an unknown eorre-
snondent for the benefit of brother bibomaniac
who may be Ia search OF tho KimarnoeK eduou o oo'
COPY was sold last year for Sl7o
WIN YOU permit me to correct two errors winch ap'
oeared in recent communication IN your columns en-
titled A Niece Of Robert Burns" Her name ID MISS
Tsabela Bege not "Beggs" and the remark "She docs
not remember to have her gifted uncle is certainly
not urusing as the poet buried some twenty years
before Kiss Begg was born Her mother Isabella was
the Youngest sister Of Burns When saw her snort
.,me before her DEATH December a. 1853 she expressed
The opinion that uallccks was the finest OF the many
poems written about Der gifted pTothe sna sent MN
some rosebuds and leaves OF ivy pucked from her cot
tage door near the banks Of the bonnie Doon -,
The only surviving male representative OF the ocOttsh
poet Robert Burns Hutchinson Yea panter
~ Assam India. His mother was Sarah daughter OF
James Gencarn Burns, the youngest OF the poets sons
fIeutenant- Colonel william Nchoi Burns, the last sur
Viyor died In February, 1872. JAMES GRANT WILSON
Gesc- York, March 20. 1882
80 BEssoS-sT LIVERPOOL, Eng. }
March Ia, 1855
TO GENERAL GRANT WILSON: -
DEAR SIR: / have been informed By Mr. Thomas WI
son American Literary Agent OF London, that you might
he opea 70 purchase copy OF the original edition. Kill
,narnock i7S6,"-of Robert Burns poems which now
ton and con- text Several of the pages slightly
fimeworn and stained, but In no wise 70 tLe OF
The hook am sorry TO say the late owner had IL re-
bound in half-ca II is In loose morocco case, price
A. e. PARRY.
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Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE, U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
N sail from New.YOrk regularly
GLASGOW LONDONDERRY;
ETHIOPIA. April L. a. m. ANCHOh OhIA,Aprtl % ppm.
DFVONIA April Is, a. m. BOLIVIA. May ?, a.
cabin passage $50 TO $50. Second class $50
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY ROME sails wednesday. April 3, May
and fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passage 500 10 800 Second class $50
Steersge outward, orprepaid sl5.
For passage OF further information apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents, -,
Rowling Green, NewYork.
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T1NlVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Art Schoois--citv.

nGRS, LOUISA b. CULVER
y1 win recsive pupils beginning TUESDAY october 81 in
01awng oil and watof color painting s He flowers and
landscape china painting and decoration.
Studio, No so Mafis0n-ave.
Heferancess
Mr. d. HuHtfuzton Academy Design;
Nr. William Hart N. A.; Mr James NJ Hart N. Al
NJ. David Johnson N. A.
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gnstrurtion
For Both sexes-City.

A SCHOOL TO SUIT, selected from hum
IN dreds which represents CIRCULARS aud Reliable
Information free. Please describe your wants
Tutors Gogefnesses and Teachers supplied NO charge
'''S'' '1''"'' Il T. AVERY Manager.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
" NO lab Broadway, 42dst 4sth year, Primary
and Classical Departments Instrpcen thorough
Terms moderate. NJ NJ HOBBY, w. 1. AKIN, Principals.
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Good Ordinary.
Strict GOOd Or,itnary....


Futures were moro activ
points advance, which was
tendency, closing steady a
and | 10 ) points on the OF
and In the middle OF the da
was a heavy seller. He sou
July and August, mainly
Lehman was a large buyel
Hagedorn sold May and ]
early advance here was du
pool which was unerpectel
In. A bull leader said: ="
foreign markets We must
New.YOrk and Liverpool
York II a 70 &c. above
$4,000 bales.
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BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New and direct line 10 the South OF Franco
SEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIBECE
CHATEAU IFOVI E........... BOO. saturday, April II
From Prences stores NEAR Wall street Ferry, Brook
Iravelors for France spain Italy Pyrennes Pan.
Nice &C. and expense by taking this line
Cabin Wtnsl. $50 20 second cabin
W II. LIE OUlANGER, as Beaver.st.
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gtsambSats quo Ratlroass!
'Tl, LfNE

A --STONINGTON LINE.
sys S sr S ssaso
at p firstcass to Boston, 90. Corresponding reduo
tons 70 AL pony foppLE, General Passenger Assn.
ERE 1cak kAM n2E
Of rsni % Is irD @nuss ss D'00
s5sy ,. p. lsa ss' ssss
csyana cPsnnss ana FaUgs .r charge
sa: s e s.s
Ss.Sssns sis snSs q SCS N
5naanesPH. %eay Chicago tho ws; SOLD
$,s sSas sss F..ssc Sc ss
si1s:y: Psasy:.s s.s Sas
q: ~ s 81
ssS ses s's @ sis slo $50
.ns ssn e nsn ss O sunday. go iSo s
We ssnssy: sss sss 81; m s..s,
Sg2 Sond0u, and Kingston and Montgomery ssop n
'9ssss ScsS.s sis Us 1920 ss0 $50 4sO $50
sesSsy So s ssS sd 1927 $50 s5S ESQ $50
s ssS Ss1 With ssS
9.ss A. c s Sao 80 e SUNDAY
$50 1870 NJ. $3.50 8 pm
leave quarter every or apS y uas and fs
io.ab o m 10 i2,45 a m every hour. 80, =.
sss ss sS
ss. sns .Siii.s sSi :. q ss
s"s rc% the Vest srrsVsin at 7
so i2a aS aad iUas don rasr Agent SswYors
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Trans leave from Depot for En- &E1gewee5
SAC $40 $50 M Il midnight sundays T. m an.
Nanust, Spring Valley and MOnsey a. 10 m- 45cp.
Suna5 5oAN n. ABBOTT, een1 Passr Agent NewYork
L'ALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound R0ue
70 SsG and hs Ea and kf ee from hafss per as ssr
River daily sHnday' eISSg,s At S9S A,,0.
borden & LOWELL. Agents New-YOrk.
CoR NEW -HAvEN.-steamers leave Peel
sP inc sss's ks
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Trans leave Harlem RIVER station corner is2ds ..
TnT BTdss sssss sssI as s
Snt and psS ss1 ss @ ft Farms RS.'
ssSr ssg csSsS sSs rssS
vita trains for az points on the msp nns Nee
and sued Branches and Boston al pOiaa
Ensdnishs train for and all intermediate sta
aeHs gSnssY e 12s ,Is, ~ Cr ana al intermediate
noon and Ia 80 s1 20 shs s1tef ceass 8 @
a@cra and With express 70 Boston Via shore ns
EuIGH VALLEY Acknowledgements
trains save depot foot Of cortandt and pe.erosses
r.r.oxn ;s a s1o seans MI aSaes ohSni
ssEsa. .sse: ~
aS. r iS: s:ssSs s:sns al Tor
points Mshonoy and aszI.soa coal rssS1. Sunday 's
'sesss s.sels EaasG k.sssS oe&H oss Hs
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S2 BEssoS-sT., LIVERPOOL, Eng, }
March Ii lS95
ro GENERAL GRANT WILSON.
Nem Unblifatione.

Nfu tJnblifdflofI6.
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
GENERAL GRANTS NEW PORTRAIT,
By
MARSHALL
Line Steel Engraving
= ID HUNTINGTON, President National Academyi "It
IA strong broad effect and the essential
traits with viSor"
Hon JOHN SHERMAN, ex-senator from ohoi at Is GER
tniy very excellent both portrait and ~ WORK OF art
GEO W. CHILDs Of Philadelphia: at Il the best and
portrait OF General Grant have ever seem
US GRANT. yn; "Itis excellent do not see how 1t
could be improved"
sHou ROSCOE CoNKLING 1t is to really very sat
fsfActory and hlelike portrait
mai Gen O. O. HOWARD; "Asa work OF art think the
portrait snperb he looks In this picture ne looked
when President.
A Limited number OF Artists Proofs for sale.
AGENTS WANTED.
FUNK & WAGNALLS
10 AND ~ DEY.sT.
JUST PUBLISHED;
HENRY IRVING. By WILLIAM WINTER
win, nortrats Of Henry irving and Ellen Terry.
l6no elegantly printed upon dne paper bound In parch
FOR sale by al booksellers sent by man postpaid.
'''e''' GEORGE J. COOMBES, Publisher,
East lTthsL. New.York.
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| NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD -commsneiqs & October g. lss+
$500 Rochester and Montreal EXPRESS through draw
$40 a. H. Fast Limited Chicago and St Louis EIgrsss
..nr .n das I cars Sa eDDns & IN e csTeana ana Os
.rryng At Chicago 1910 m and ST. Louis 72O p m aszs
sS'ss r. s.d 5 e,s e ssa for
sii M. Nsw.York Northern Express With
$50 3 n, Albany Troy and Utica Express. through
.sp m, xccommodstion TO Albany Troy.
a cenns fceao Dess sas q 100 feu
road aaa
pa SaF % gsSs p k.pFs. Ssss ps c
% ss or hs SSs %s :sa
'f SaS soGS1 on sale e Grand cenrs Rowing
Green 21S and ais % & ana At %ss.S9
and sss wsssssOn Fulton sta. Brooklyn and ~
3 IL sPs cay :
Baggage called for and checked from resdenee s,.
These train: sins .sop oak Harlem len s5hI
General Hsuppeiintonden. General Passenger Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LTNE.-For BOSTON
d s E s AZ 5 sG% sssd
'' Sundays at 10 p m with 'A.'S ''fGPff as.p,
PENNSYLVANIA, y NJ NJ RAILROAD; D.,
AND v%S$%EAf US ~ ffsgSF 1ISE sssn sonrr
Harrisburg, Pts6urG the West and south with pulIn,a
1asee cars attached a No.. and p. m daily AeN..
YORK aud Chicago Limited Of PariOr Dining Smoking aud
nj S & GSsI :GS i:
Centre and the oil Regions
Baltimore Washington the South "lmited Washnssa
Express Pullman Paror daily except Sunday 70
O arrive Washington 4O5 p. m. Regular az 6:20 soc
and $50 a m. l. S1e and ?. IN and II nsaS SUNDAY.
xtiaaiic CITY except @ Sunday with through raOr Carl
Fer cane May: sScept Sunday. 1lloam ,,,.. -.
toss % Via RaSSay aud x@bCy. H. Il noon $50 p n
on Sunday, m. and p do stop at Asbury Park
For ld IO au NOrfO1k. \: f' Ve-s q
Brooklyn Annex all through trains at
yerseyCiy. afording speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trans From Pittsburg $50 and ll;2o a 1880
i2O n M daily and 700 daily, except Monday. From
washington and Baltimore 90 : . g. m l. 20 $40 so
D. M From baltimore $50 p m From Philadelphia $50
b50 500 ZOO except Monday 500 $40, $50, i0t0.
ii,Soa m 90 200 $40 $780, $50 $50. 7:2O 1890 $50
800 1905 and 1920 p M and 1920 night Sunday. $50
O $3.50 600 705, s:b 1885 o 62s 1885, 900. lco6
and iozo y W TO PHILADELPHIA
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORIrE INSIDE ROUTE
TsBosToNss
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA So IS,
PoRTLANDsa

stesn-rs city Of Worcester and "City OF Bss.oas
leave Pier 40 N r. foot OF Watts pier above Dse
brossesst Ferry, daily except Sundays. at 500 D.
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CUNARD LINE.
EUROPE.

COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail from NewYork in
April May. June and July By hrstclass Steamship
SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES. by the best routes
for pleasure travel.
COOKS EXCU RSTONISr. with maps, contains full par
tieulaIs by mail fer ten cents.
THos. COOK & SON. 26l Broadway. n. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-06

State Of Virginia, City of Alexandria, s.S:
], John S. Beach, Clerk of the Circuit Court of
said city, GO certify that Charles Z. Stuart, Of
the commissioners in the above mentioned suit
has entered into bonds in the penalty of one thou
sand dollars with approved security, conditioned
according to law and rs required by said Decree
apr1O-ts jobs s. BEACH, Clerk.
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AUCTION SdLES
By 3. T. Lucas, Auctloneer

H7HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP-
J. pointed BY the Corporation Court of tho city
Of Alexandria, Va. commissioner to sell the real
estate of the late Mrs. Mary M. Summers. now
offers the following VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
at public auction in front of the Market House,
Royal street, Alexandria, on SATURDAY, May
%, 1885, at ~ o'clock m
l. BRICK HOUSE and LOT 241 King street,
30 feet front by 1C0 feet deep to 10.feet alley
house containing eleven rooms.
g BRICK HOUSE and LOT 275 King street
20 feet front By 100 feet deep to 10-feet alley
house continuing eleven rooms.
3 FRAME HOUSE ard LOT adjoining the
above King street, west of West street, %
feet front by 100 feet deep to a 10 feet alley.
4. BRICK HOUSE and LOT adjoining the
frame, on King street, rs feet front by 100 feet
Gt, !. 10 a 1O.ftet alley.
>. THREE BUILDING LOTS, fronting II feet
> inches en- King street by 100 feet deep to a 10.
feet alley
i. ELEVEN t.UILDING LOTS each 20 feet.
fronting on West street and running 113 feet 5
inches with King street to a 1O-feet alley.
!. A CORNER BUILDING LOT, fronting %
feet on West street and running 113 feet 5
inches with kihg street to a 1Ofeet alley.
S. a CORNER BUILDING LOT, fronting 92
feet 10 inches on Washington street and running
2S feet with Montgomery street.
8. A BULLYING LOT, fronting 80 feet on
Washington aud between Montgomery and Madi-
sen a,reets. 20 feet deep.
10. A BRICK STABLE and LOT and YARD in
Fa. 70 street alley, between Patrick and Henry
streets.
Terms oi Sale Onc.third cash OH day of sale,
and tho residue in two equal payments at six
at! twelve moaths re- cspectively, with interest
from. the day of sale; the purchaser to give notes
witt personal security therefor. and the title to
the property TO be retained until the whole pur-
,hasc money is paid.
FRANCIS MILLER,
on1l-lntG Commissioner of Sale
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By Green & Wise Auctloneers.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE CIR
- cult Court Of the City o; Alexandria entered
at its March term 1885. in the chanccly cause
therein pending cf the Gi, sapc kc duano Com
pany vs. Vim. i. Young CT sls, lin: undersigned
commissioners therein named, will expose to sale
at public aHct;on, in front cf the Court room, on
Fairfax street, on SATURDAY, the :tih day of
May. 1885. at - ~, the following ccribed real
estate:
FOUR SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND, in the
County of Fairfax, Virginia, situated near Sheri
dams Point, upon the Potomac River, in Mount
Vernon District, described generally as follows:
First: tract containing forty two acres, with
the buildings thereon, ,and improved by fine young
orchard.
Second A tract adjoining the above containing
twenty one acres, and twei.ty perches
Third A wood lot, short distance from the
above, containing five acres.
Fourth A tract Of land containing five acres
near Little Hunting Creek IN said county. The
metes and bounds OF said tracts will be given at
the sale, or shown to any applicant prior to the
day of sale.
The said property will he sold us whole or
separately rs may be deemed best at the time Of
sale.
Terms of sale: Cash.
CHARLES Z. STUART ,o,,u,rs
Z. KEMPER.
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By R. 7. Lucas Auctioneer.

y
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE oil the Circuit
ID Court of the city. of Alexandria, entered at
its March term, 1885, in the chancery cause
therein pending of George y. Mushbach VS.. E.
Fields ct ais, the undersigned, commissioner
therein named, will expose to sale at public auc-
ton, in front of the Market Building, Royal
street, on SATURDAY. the 9th day of May, 1885,
at IL m the following described real estate:
TWO LOTS OF GROUND on the west side OF
Peyton street, between Prince and King streets
in the city of Alexandria, Va, each OF said lots
fronting on Pcyton street y y feot. ana noth
running back with even width 200 feet to Bag
gett's meadow.
Terms of Sale Onethird ash, and the residue
in six and twelve months, with interest from the
day of sale the notes of the purchaser with Sc
curity to be given for the deferred payments,
and the title to be retained until they are palo.
A. W. ARMSTRONG Commissioner.
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7. John $, Beach Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Alexandria city, do certify that A. w. Armstrong,
special commissioner in the chancery cause OF
George A. Mushbach VS.. E. Fields and others, has
given bond in the penalty of 5000 with approved
surety, as required by the deere. of tho said
court in said cause
ap25-ts JOHN S. BEACH, CLERK.
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BIZ virtue "fi dcd nj trn.t to me, datci the
I'd day of Fchiuary. 1~S5, aud duly recorded in
I.ibrr j. So i, fo!io odd one Of the land records
OF Alexandria county, and at the written request
of the party secured thereby, the Indebtedness
being r,ss "uc aad unpaid, will sell at public
auction upon th" premises at ROsslyn, near the
Aqueiuct Bridge, cn THURSDAY, the 14th day
of May, 1880, at = O'Clock p. tho following
personal property, to.wit: l. Mll.CIl COWS,
now in possession Of w. &. 3. Thorn. At fo:slyu.
near the Aqnaduct Bridge in Alexandria county,
Term cash W. Wl8ERT
uvEt t-tE TRUSTEE
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STABLER & CO.,

Successors to r. q. Stsbler)
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
N. W. Corner King and Washington Streets.
Dealers in Patent Medicines Drugs, Cigars and
Cigarettes, Fine Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
German and Domestic Cologne, Hair Brushes,
Sponges, Flesh Straps, &c. Especial care given to
prescriptions. ian28-tf
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TOHN D. H. LUNT,

Successor to Lunt s. Davidson.
DEALER IN DRUGS. CHEMICALS. PATENT
MEDICINES AND FANCY ARTICLES.
N. E. corner King and Washington streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Physicians Presc1 .ptions specially. Uan1O