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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-01-23

Treat FaIIs II Iast gHIIIHg an uIelFIa-
BILE reputation abroad for the number OF
petty litigations which the inhabitants
are industriously springing upon each
other. 10 doubt it shows a healthy and
vigorous condition, but it is bad! bad! !!
bad!.. and should be stopped, without
further notice. The exercise of a little
judgement and common sense is much
better and cheaper than all the elixir of
legal lore Blackstone or Coke ever con-
ceiyed
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
NFW-YORK CITY.

An unknown colOred man was found drowned III
the East River yesterday at Roosevet-st.
Cars on the Forty -second-st. aud Boulevard iihe
began running to the Thirty-fourtl-st 1eiry' EaS'
RIVER for the first time yesterday.
The steamship Umbria, of the Cunard Llne
while at anchor at Quarantine at 2 O'CLOCK 5esicr-
day morning lost her port anchor.
Thomas Haslem a boy, of No. rs Rooseveit-st;'
while nioying Yesterday with his brother Alfred,
aae four accidentally discharged small plstoi.
The bullet lodged in his ohers breast. lie was
taken 10 the Chambers Street Hospital, and Will
probably recover.
There was an elaborate festival service at ST.
Marks Protestant Episcopal Church last nIght;
The choir and chorus rendered strong musical
programme including the "Magni!icat" in fiat,
"Nunc Dimittis" in A fat. and selections from
"The Redemption"
George W. Cable will read his new story "Grande
Pointen in Chickenng Hall on Wednesday even
ing for the benefit of charitable work under the
direction of DR.. Edward Judson, OF the Berean
Church.
The Union Republican Club Of the Xlllth Assem-
bly District will give an entertainment this even
ing a, the Utah House, 1wcnty-htth-st and Eighth
ave. consisting of vocal and musical exercises reel
tations etc. Ladies are invited to attend. This is
one of the means employed to make the CLUB pOpu-
lar.
The steamship Claribel, which arrived from Fal-
mouth Yesterday. reports a continuation OF snarp
northeast gales from latitude $40 with heavy seas.
On April 20, i'll the Gulf Stream, the steamer wa,
hove to for twelve hours Bags filled with OH
were hung o, er the bows, and the oil, spreading
over the surface of the water. prevented the seas
from breaking over the vessel.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
Mp soJIRE'S VAGUE PROMISES.

HIS ANBIIIoN NOT LIKELY TO BE GRAIlFIED--RE-
pUBIICANs oPPO-ED 10 THE BRUINS BILL.
1t is the opinion of several of the best informed
ReDub leans OF tins city, Including Two Assem- DIl
men Ihal the Bruins bill. giving large additional
movers to the Commissioner of Pubic Works, II
rot be passed. 4 his arises i'll good part from the
faci tina; the Republicans are unwIlllug 10 trus'
Commissioner squire wItn the vast powers Whlcn
Ills bill conlers on INN. William NJ Tweed IN the
height of his power, never possessed as much direct
authority as this bill wOuu place III the hands OF
Mr squire. ilIs powers are now greater than those
Ct anv other head of q department. and what his
ideas Oh pubic expenditure are was shown by
the provisional estimate fer the expenses OF ms de-
paItmcnt III the year 1856, winch he submitted 10
Ire Beard OF Est mate and ApDOrtpnmeht IN No
yernber. lie ASKED for about double what was
allowed =.
Mn squire has made through his accredit-
ed agents, various propositions provided
the bIl be passed All those propositions
coLtcmpla ed the Ousting OF County Democracy
adhercnts and the filing of their places with am
MANY men and Republicans. But there was a
good deal of vagueness IN these propositions. 10
places made vacant by the dismissal Of Hubert y.
ThOmpson's friends anG lieuteuants has been hlied
by Republican ann any man. 10 some ol
the Repubncan and Tammany AssemblyInen and
Aldermen has been granted the favor OF naming
labOler or two for appointment but this Is all.
1t Is likely that an amendment to the present
bill Will be offered III good faith. naming
three Commissioners of Public Works ID take the
place of Mr. Squire. One of these VIII be Re
publican. This Will insure certain amount OF
Republican patronage in the department. there -
said to be good reason for making the department
n tIIple-headed one. The Dock Department has
three commissioners the Charities and the Tax
Boards three each yet none OF these approaches III
magnitude and Importance, or III expenditure, the
Department OF iubiIc Works.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
CONTESTS EXPECTED AT TIE PRIMARIES.

1t looks now as though there might be warm con-
tests at some of tue Republican primaries to be
held on Friday No serious tIonble is ANTICIPATED
in the ND District. In the lNth District there
will be two tickets although II Is moi lkely that
the fact ION i'll control Will be Ousted. In the
With District there is some opposition 10 John
Simpson but probably not enough TO make SELL
Gus d version In the AIlIth Dls net there ls sec
ond ticket threatened by Henry l.. Sprague, Colonel
McAfee aid Others. One proposition is to hold
mass caucus III the Grand Opera House 10 see II "A
united ticket cannot be agreed On Not to have a
contest of some kind iu the XVth District would be
q complete change of the districts political clarac-
ter FMS yea there VIII De at least two tlckes IN
the field and both sides pIofcss to be conldent ol
victory. go
In the XVIth District there will be the usual
protest against the methods of Cap: ain Michael
(regan BY a considerable part Of the vOlers Of the
dlstr,ct who live the west side OF Ihlrd-ave.
ne ac heIents of the Captain have heretofore raj
lied in numbers sufficient to defeat his opponents.
There NAV be small crnteSt III the ANllItl
District Whether there viii be IA serious cOhtcst
III the XXliid District Is yet an open question.
he d strio ls the largest IN the city, returning no
les. than forty eight delegates TO the new County
tOmIiIttec.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
INCOMING STE1NERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEwYoRK......--......s SUNDAY MAY2 Is
ARRIVED

PORT OF FNEW.YORK......-.. SUNDAY. MAY 1885.
ARRIVED.
steamer Baltic Brl Burton Liverpool April 22, Queens
town ~ with mdsc passengers - Cots Arrived at
'nS an a toa Br Wilson, glasgow April 22 Movc
3 VITA passengers 10 HENDERSON Bros Arrived al
steamer NormaDde tFr) de Kersabicc AprIl "A.
with mdse and passengeIs to Louis de Beoian Arrived at
steamer Clari6o CBr MacKnght kingston Aprll ~ Fa
steamer Orinoco iri Garvin Hamilton Bermuda days
with md.c and passengers TO A ouerbridge & Co Ar
Steamer Gen Whitney Bearse Boston. II
Dimock.
TO order vosse to Tendston Carver Nichols WV"
snp Fuller Cocord Livcrpoo 20 days with salt to
Bre Nsia Cswcd, HalIssdt Elizabeth Jan q Boston
schr crIcfet ir Perry st John b. days With lumber
scSr spstte HalIowe Iohn. ND. days with iath to
scammel Bros vessel to Jed Frye co.
sUNsET-WInd al SANDY Hoox. Moderate. f.; hazy and
cloudy. AT Cily Island. Light H. clear
SAILED.
Hill for London; Critic Leith Katie stet
snp. AIIe lor .hangaa Abne WriSht. . Bremen Bremen Min,
barks obed Baxter ior snsaporc Lovise Danzic; Mimi
Brig Arcadia for sarbaooei.
RETURNED
Steamer Gulf Stream. Pennington for Wilmington
witA siighi dsarrangeceni OF machinery.
the MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LoyDox May / Sailed steamer Persian Monarch (Br)
LIyIRrooL, Nav arrived SPAN Lazzo
Isl An,vee, England CBr, Healey from New
York April H.
Apni sO-saled Sarnia (Br). Gibson. Montrea
Mooston, New-OrcaDA
QUEENSTOWN May Arrived steamer Etruria Brl Cook
NewYOrs April - Oh her 10 Liverpool tand pro
ceeded lime of passage days. 10 hours, 22 minutes
saled Auranis r). Hams, from queenstown
hence 0 New-YOr
2d~oaled. Alaska (Br,, Murray from Lverpoo
hence for New. lors.
soUTaAal1os Apdl Arrived steamer Ems (Ger,. WI
legrO from Sew Apr II On her Bfemenf (and
pIOcecdod).
5sih-salled steamer Fulda CGep hingk from Bremen
hence for New York
PLYsouIH May i Arrived steamer Rugia 0er) Albers
frou YORK Apr 20 on her TO Hamburg (and pro
cecded).
zd-AIrved. steamer Lessng Ger. scbmiet from New
YOrk k.On her Hamburg
GLASGOW May l-saed steamer Sikh tBr). scotland for
New-York.
ROTTERDAM. May 1-saied steamer calsnd (Dtohl Bou
leT, for New ,ofK.
AsIwFKP April 3O-saed. steamer MarseIe (Fri. Guyo.
for New-OTleans
May -ssiiei steamer Penulaud (segl. weyor tor New
YORK.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
BROOKLYN.

In quarrel yesterday morning. John Dunno OF No.
So Canionst struck bis wife in the head with huge
sea she'll she taken TO the Cumberland street
Hospital but refused to make complaint against her
husband.
policeman found yesterday that acid had been ma
ciously thrown upon the large ate glass windows OF
the stores OF Solon Rogers No. $40 Broadway; George
KERN, No. GlO Broadway and y. Mailas. No. 81 Gra
ham-ave. IL was WASHED OIL before any damage was
done.
In AtlaBtic-ave. yesterday. Thomas COnklin, or No.
1O43 Paciic-t thrown OF his carraSc at south
Porjlaud-ave his horse naving been frightened by a
passing train He seriously hurt and was taken 10
the Brooklyn Hospital
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF Aldermen. -
Hearing GU charges against General shaier pe'ore
Mayor Grace. , ,,
Tria OF Socialists schenck ana Braunschmcig General
Sessions.
Encampment Of Sons OF Veterans, LIST Battery
Arm0ry. -. ,,..
Trial of Honduras flibusters. Unite1 states court
Meeting OF Stockholders OF Academy Of Music
AQueduct tnvestigatiOn. IL a. M. ,.
vickshurg and Meridian Railroad stocKhoiuers nc0'
ing. noon. o, p,,o
Baseball, Columbia Coege-Lebigh College, foio
Grounds.
New.York Chassis. Colegato Church. p m
Baptist Preachers and Reformed Pastors meo"neS'
IL a. ,..
Council OF Brooklyn Republican League. evening.
Academy Of Sciences. Columbia College =. H. ro,
Kings County Democratic General Committed brooh
lyn. evening. - ,.,.u. y,.,i,rto
Home KIle for Ireland meeting St. Michaers Ins'u'e'
Jersey City. ,,
18th Regiment Cadet Corps dinner. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
The RIVAL, EXCISE BOARDS,

Nothing startling has developed IN the Excsc
p,.tter he new appontees have announced thai
4 ey DO not lntend 10 make forcibIe entry INTO
t,,e vro misses occupied by the old board Neverthe
iess Messrs. HaugntOn Mitchell and Morris keep
thrrr uuarfcrs locked aad barred. and force at
hand 10 Withstand any attempt at forcIble entry
fIould both the old and the new boards decide TO
,ssnc licences il might make good deal of c0nfa =
s,oo. President WOodman, of the new board said
ON Saturday that he knew of no reason why
they could not hIre Offices. engage cIer-
icai force ano begin issuing licenses.
Tnat wss a matter, however, that would requife
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
yrov va consideration No hasty action woulu pc

taken. -. ,.s an
The old board did large amount OF business on s
Friday and Saturday III clearing mp the wotk Vi
for. etc. No great hardship would be inflicted IL
no more Licences were issued for week or .wo 70,
Which is the legal board will have to De settien u!
the courts Both boards represented oy coun--
sci and no step is taken by either without iega'
advice.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
NEUS FROM The SUBURBS.


The body Chalncr age FIVE OF Paterson ".
j., found steIday morning South Beach. aten
wcll dressed in black diagonal suit and over
coat letters aud teiegrdins. from
which it Identified The Chief OF Police at ateIson was
claimed the DO lie ha been ii-s. from rat iOn hn' 9
he tmplOvmt nten eDt oi q
per mil AT Ioomue for New YORK
10 gc His death mystery The body is badly
noDA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
NEW-JER-EY.

The Council held is nal meet ing Friday
Is itst acts nance lucrtas
ing the salaries police force 10 per cent The
Council will tins for Organilaon and VIII
make the appointments OF Receiver o. Taxes Cty
crk Il sand that the present officers
have all received the approval Of the Democratic caucus ex
a DIV (l.rk Mar
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
Jersey CITY

F. O. Hartman ace eighteen le through skylght at No
373 Yesterday and received oDaby iaa E)urc
The Rev John I ScuCdcr. the pastor of n Iaber
first before his new congregation
Yesterday MI Scudder from Minneapolis. MlnD.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

SEALSKIN GARMENTS received on storage
and for alterations and repairs seal garments for sale
at much lower prices than III Dusy so
I. Z. SHAY NJ fdiiloi, ioS rtihSS ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVAL%

Astor Homsc-Ex- Congressman WllIiqm a:
Russol, Of Massachusetts 6emdIe Ho,ct-DnnoW" ~
Dawson. OF Charleston, s. C..:..& Den,s HGaIwiIi
CuInhack. of Indiana.....M James Uoet-Chaiies a.
onlh Of In
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
MAXINE lNTELLiGEVCE.

MINIATURE ALdAENL
sunrses So sets G54 Noon set 625 doon's ag, 30
H;u Wafer r)-pAY.
IM-SarGv HOOK 7:OS GOV. !sl,ni. 7:l3 ien Gs.A 902
PA.-sandy Hook. 1913 GOV. ssnL 7:52 He'll 3ItA y2l
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

4 RTISTIC WALL PAPERS. .-5O.OOO Rolls
~ nne Gold Papcr 30 eta per good quality paper ~
son,iuet JAS. ". COATES
2s3 Iiuason St, spring ST.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

HAVE MAY l-sailed. steamer Ameriqua tFr). scnte,
O NevYork
ScLLY MAJ -Passed steamer (Fr). De Haute.
live, fr0m.Ncw-NOrk On her way % Haye.
for NcYl
lSaicd, Orleans Ialscy
Mexican ports hence New York.
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Announcements
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Mrs WINsLOws SOOTHING SYEUr should always be need for
CHID,HN lEklHlNG IL the CHILD sOFtENs tine
GUNS FAN. CURE, NIND COLO and is the BlsT
KkSEDl foE DiARaHd-A. TWENTY-FIVE cents a bottle.
ALBERT LEWIS. VI. d.. Z Bcach-st., near West
Broadway v v Diseases of nervous system specially
the last 40 years IOdls: IL 10 and To p III.
Earl Il Wilson's f. & W. branl of Mems
Collars and Guns are inc best. sold eyerywlsrA
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,
H4 Lexlgtonavc, between 10Th ana }Oth sts
ECIIs--S 10 l. JtO = Disc.ses q. the System
Gentle Urinary or sans Impotence and slerltI
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF BEEF
Contains all stimulating properties
OF Sold Beef which Liquid Food or Liquid Extracts
made blood. and refuse contain.
The old reliable DR.. Sage's CataTh
Remedy.
GTENGIING's ALE AND LAGER BEER.
Absolutely Pure Bottled the Brewery Expressly for
Family Use and delivered by A. lIEnFH * l2-thst and
lutIave.. Ne" rk city Order 10y Postal card.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

IrENGLTSG's ALE AND LAGER BEER.
Absolutely Bottled the Brewery Expressly for
Family and delivered \. x l5-th.st
lutl-tve NeH ! RI city Order 10y Postal card
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

The old reliabie' DR.. Sage's Catarll
Remedy
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

BY MAIL. rs CENTS PER MONTH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-14
ALEXANDRIA VA, TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMHnP n 7eee

Garrison Jones, whose $4,000 year is fair
salary, indeed Mrs. Jones is our most i'm
aglnat!ve writer, The scenes of her
stories are invariably laid in New York.
London or Paris; and the accuracy of her
descriptions is remarkable when we remem :
Der that she has never been north of Mason
and Dixon's line. She lives in Stafford
county, Va, and having been an invalid
most Of her life, has seldom been fity miles
from her home, The other regular contrib
utors receive salaries ranging from So 600 to
sloO0 year This may not sound tempt-
ing TO youthful aSpirants who think thew
can make speedy fortune with their pens,
but it is as much as the average literary
man earns In other paths OF literature"
L presume the publishers make money
as well as the writer's" suggested the re.
porter.
We'll, the publishers of story papers have
nothing TO complain Of Mr.. Bonner has
made about Il million from the Ledocr: the
Munros are miIlionajres Street Il Smith
made several hundred thousand; t.lverson.
of Philadelphia is said to be worth two mil.
lions Frank Tousey is in pretty much the
same condition, and Moses A. Dow of Bos-
ton, bss plethoric bank account No, the
publishers have nothing to complain of"-
~ J. Worid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-14
AUCTION SALES
TRUsTEE's SALE.


By virtue of & deed of trust, d,tea N. <,Rth IL,
el June, 10 ~ and of record in deed book No, !
Loiio 4tf, OF the land records OF the city of Aley
anafis' = executed by Charles H. Collins and Cath.
arlne M.; ms wife, to Philip Rotchfurd now de-
ceased, ceased, inc undersigned. who By an order of tb.
corporation Court of tie city of Aiexaudri,. on
teiea on tho 18th day of ,Iauusry $50. was sub,
sttuteu tiisteo in the said decd in the piaca and
stead OF the said Philip Rotch!ort, viii snli. vi
pubic auction in froLI Of th. Corporation ,nr IT
dionse, on Fairfax street. 1T II q clock M. ON
n SaiUkDAY. the 18th day of Sn. tcmbsr, / 1SS6, a
iENEM ENT and LorrF GHnU~n on the west
streets, aad bounded as follows, VIZ: ue,iuuin,,
on fitt, LOT feet inches north Of Yo.rc street,
ana running thence south on Pit street 20 feet ::
thehce wet parallel IT, Wolfe i crt 100 feet !.
.hehce north parallel to Pitt street 20 feet and
thence east to the beginning
Tems OF Sale: Cash. ............ .....
JAMES L. CATION,
aug"l Is Substituted Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-14
FOR SALE AND RENT,
EOR SALE OR REST,
The TliadeIDhia Mills

BETTER KNOWN AS CLOUDS MILL
situated on the Little River turnpike about 3Il,
miles from Alexandria, Va. This mill has sn i'm
proved Turbine Water Wheel and -FOUR run ,f
burs, which, with all other machinery is com
paratlvely new, the mill having been rrittcd
flom top to bottom a few years ago.
Near The mill is neat six.room :'RAMEc-
DWELLlNG recently built with sufficient xi:$l
LAND ATTACHED FOR A GARDEN. which
will be rented with the mill The DAIRY inter
est in this section Of the country is consiacrsble
and steaiy and energetic man can DO = .ooi
business in grinding girls alone For further in.
formation, terms. &C., address OF call cr
JAMES Z. CARLIN & Sons,
aug13 colin Alavandris v,
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sc1t)-ts
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

4
BY virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Court for
'he county of Fairfax, made at its November
term, 1850, in the case of Pritchart's adminstra.
tor. against liurGett Skinner, the undersigned,
commissioners, will sell at public sale ut the front
door OF Fairla: Court House, on MONDAY, the
2hh day Of September next Court day. the fol-
lowing descrihed property, to wit:
The TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND whcreon
the SAID 3. Skinner resided on the 18th day of
November, 1883, at which time it was purchased
by George Z. Sangster, to be cut of by lines to
hrEin on the county road agreed upon thence
With the road to near p small apple tree; thence
hy lines at right angles with said road westerly
SO far back as will embrace sixty acres the same
to include the buildings, upon which Burdett
Skinner formerly resided. The above-described
tract OF land lies short distance below Fairfax
station, on the Virginia Midland Railroad.
Terms of Sale: S2Q1 .25, with interest from tho
1ith OF January, 1885: $3.50, with interest from
the 18th Of October SS:}, TO be paid in cash to-.
gcthcr with the expenses Of sale, and $3.50 with
interest from the 15th day of October 1883, to
be paid on tae 10th day OF October, 1886 the
salo to be subject to the confirmation of the
Court. and tho title to be retained until tn. last
payment is made. Sale to be made between l
and - O'Clock a. n.
EHSs THSs 9; ia%51$ noSEEi r. CONS. of Sale.
aup1 Eentc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-14

! fOAI!
~ COAL!
We In"ito the attention .f deaiers and con.
,ea!crs to our largo stock Ct CAREFULLY PRE-
JARED COAL Of the following varieties:
!NkEN'S VALLEY,
LORBERRf a,d
SHAMOkIN RED ASH
WHITE ASH free burning and hardJ of steam
CT. broken egg. stove and aud nut sizes
Also GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND and
hANAWnA SPLINT from West Va.
Making Coal speciality wo aim to keep only
IN" HIGHEST GRADES, and having two largo
Storage Yards, each variety is kept separate, and
especially prepared for family use.
ards t0orcd, and sll Coal sent out WELL
H,HEEED AND FREE FROM IMPURITIES.
Dealers families, public institutions and man.
Naciorles supplied at lowest market rstos-pcr
'2i O; 22iO lhs J. Z. ZIMMERMAN,
Successor to T. J. Mchaficy & Coz
my- Wharf and Yards foot of Oueen st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-14
AUCTION SALES
fsNRUS'TEES' SALE,

liy virtue OF deed of trust bearing date on the
l-th day OF October, 1882, executed bv f. A. Nc.
Graw, Kate A. McCraw, Laura ]. McCraw. Ada
', McGraw. Julia A. McGraw, Mary K. McGraw
J: Edward Mctiraw John H. McGraw, L. George
iEoins> aud Esther =. homas hi wife, to John
/. Nails and others trustees of tho Old dominion
20 operative Building Association of Alexandria
Va, TIE Undersigned. trustees Of tho said associa-
ii"h. will on SAT uRDAY the 25th day of Sem
tender. 1856. at II o'clock M, in front of the
Corporation Court House, on Fairfax street, in the
city OF Alexandria, sell at public auction, for cash
the following property ta wit:
ALL THAT TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GkonNn on the north side of King street be
twcen columbus and darlington streets at the
distance Of " fcot SO. inches west Of Washing.
ION street; thence west on King street 25 fcet
!oi.i inches thence north parallel to Washing
tGr st eel 90 feet to q 10 feet alley thence east
on sa'G alley the length of the first line and
thence south parallel to Washington street to tho
beginning.
Also a LOT OF GROUND with q BP1CK
STABLE AID CARRIAGE HOUSE thereon ON
The north side Of the said alloy and bounded as
follows: hoeinning on the said alley at the west
boundary OF the lot conveyed by Charles Bennett
TO James Eansant aud others, trustees of the As.
Sorlated Methodist Church; theii west oc the
salt; alley to the east line of the lot conveyed by
said Bennett to VIM. Washington; then north
parHlel to washington street, until it intersccts
VI" north line OF the lot conveyed to Vansant ard
others, when extended, supposed to he 81 feet |,
ten east parallel to the said alley, the length of
the first line to the northwest corner of said lot
conveyed to said Vansant and others; thence
son'h with the line Of that lot to the said alley,
supposed to be 81 feet, with the right of way over
tc SAID alley as appurtenant to the said two lots
oi ground, and tho right of way over an alley he.
tween the stable aud carriage house hereby con-
rcyed and the stable and carriage house erected
hr the said Wm. Washington.
Also an UNDIVIDED PART OF THE RENT
OF Sl'b "a, amounting to S4S33 charged upon
the lot OF GROUND at the northwest corner of King
aud Washington streets. fronting on King street
% feet 3 inches, and OH Washington street / 10
feet. with the benefit of all the covenants in tho
deed or deeds creating said rent charge
JOHN 7. MALLS,
Z. H. LYLES.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT

g. FOR RENT
kM The comfortable THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING No. 26 south Fairfax street, at pre-.
sent occupied by Mr.. J. B. Waller. For further
particulars apply to
Mrs. K. L. TAYLOR.
sepS 81 south F,irfaxs.