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BALTIMORE j ane Il Virginia SKIES consolidated,
@1: West yirgaias, IL; North Carolina's, old,
3xsS-bid to day.
BALTIMORE. June IL Cotton dull and noni-
nsl; low mid lings, 94ifa2iA. Flour qa'et and
unchanged. Wheat auist. Pennsyl Is AHA S2aS2 %.
Corn quiet but firms white south ssa69; mike
western mixed, SAP bright. s0a53 Bye quiet but
finn &s 81 t5- Provisions quiet and nominal. Bulk
asked Bacon, shoulder, g: rib sid sss7s clear
rib sides, as; sugar-cured hams stead, lsalS's
Lard, g.. Western butter quiet and unchanged.
Whisky dun, e9a90.
NV foEk, June II. Stocks trm. Gold
steady, l3,s. Money easy. 8. Exchange, long, 81;
short loi. Governments dull and steady. vir-
gihia Sc, 10, new, 20. North Carolinss, S2ss
new, %.
NEW YoRk, june H.-Flcur dull and heavy
Wheat quet and heavy. Corn dull and declining.
LONDON, June IL, II 50 =. m.-Consols opened AZ
e?7s for money and slsS for account. Bonds quiet
se,s.
PARIs, June H.-Rentes opened at Is francs, u
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Condensed Locals.

Condensed Locals.
The eierk OF the weather gave Us a drop TOO
From j. Shflington We have the excellent
Jolly number Of the GALAXY.
HIbsrn an Benevolent Society No. I give a
grand picnic at Analostan Islandon Wednesday
next See advertisement.
An "anti-Grant club Is organizing in this
city, and wiz attend the Baltimore convention
in a body.
a new post Office has been established at
Mount Pleasant, and Nathaniel Cotton has Been
appointed Postmaster.
Attention il called to the notice of the exhibit
ton Of the primary department OF the Deaf and
Dumb Institute to- morrow afternoon. The ex-
erCises are always interesting.
CoTcpi1inti Is made that, through the failure
OF the contractor 20 remove the dam At the
Iaouth OF the Missouri avenue sewer at 9Th
street, the cellars on Pennsylvania avenue near
ma lCint were flooded OF SatuT lay night.
HE Washington SchuetZen Verein held a
meeting Yesterday, and agreed % hold their
grand FESTIVAL this wear on the three last days in
-iu!y and two tEst days an August, at tLeir new
PARK ont Tth street. which will be fitteI up in
splendid style for the occasion.
The graduating exercises OF the Washington
business college take place at LlneOlu Hail TO
win fe awarded by MIR. Win StickneV aud Mt
y. q. Wilson and the diplomas vii be con
feIred by Gov. Cooke.
"A regatta mas beer projected, TO take place
on " wednesday OF this week, from StspheHson's
whsrf 70 AleyfnJIia and return. The beats
MUS Tar entered are the Fannie Bell, Blue
wing. Gertrude, Spray, and Echo, and more
are expected TO enter. The race promises TO be
quite exciting.
y democratic convention was held at Mari
hOTO or Saturday last, ex-GOv, Bowie presid-
ing, and Charles Calvert, OF BlRdeusbuTg, and
Major Lee. OF Marlboro, were elected dele
gates. aud Z. II Hanley, OF Laurel, and Dr.
Harding, Of Queen Am, alternstes 10 the Bal
tirnCre convention.
On Saturday night last a colOred woman
named Mary Cooper, died suddenly in Pratheris
alley, and the neighbOrs suspected that some
toul play had been used DE-. Eartigan, acting
coroner, held 3 post norton examination yes
teTday, and came to the conclusion that she
died with pulmonary zpOplexy.
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n LADY, who had gone largely int the forg-
ing business, was quite recently arrested in
Rochester. She is Mrs. LOOMS of Marshall.
Mich, but has been residing temporarily in
Syracuse, where she forged her husbands lame
70 checks amounting to between 1900 and
$1,000, and got the money for them. Then She
went to Rochester, where policeman from
michigan picked her up, and will take her hence
to answer to charges not only of forgery, but Of
Auxiliary = - 81 ~ W
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DIX. KADwAY,s
SarsaparfllfsH ResolyeEt,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

kssry d.op 81 the sARsAPA RILLIAHRrgoL
HkNT oomnunieates thrcugh the Blood sWess,
Win new ana Sound %s,srs sss;.; "a S ss Si
S.sss saSss vow i r.. Pc s,s, Sss :, ks
Sos DISEASES, EEsgt.os.. F,r.r Soyss, Sad Head,
ST. So. W W., sa a. kAi e, E,,s' h... ss.l
Wosntl aad az toeakestss asd Passfsi dtsch0-sss.
ks.E sr:a,,' Los. q sss r a.9 az sss,s' 2:
Words Of ModsTs CssDatsirg, orz a IsB days sss
, ~ s.sss Il, so.r sos . ~. i ss " A
III the patient, daily becoming reduced By On
wastes and decomposition that is continually pro
ssss rs .se sf 7. a =. s
siood.snd this the sAssf PHRilEIas vii HfI sns
esess q eSshins the ioss q 1ssss Is nsess
% 1ssss ss' a sssss os a.
ssstips 6stssrl .psstiss insrovins. and Ssh and
Hot only does The g. KsAPARnL n REsoIvnSr end
Gel =. knsv6 rs%s5sl sss ss I, ne q oh,os
: the eaiy Dositive cure Tor
KIDNEY AND BLAHDER oonpLAIHrs.
urinsey ssd womb disss.ss, orsvsl, Diabetes
proQsy, etoppAss q Wetsr. Incontfnsnoe Of urins
sss; =! - Es! s s 8: ssi.. -
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- "a q aiess ths Loiss.
N. BADWAYB
HorGose RuEga3ave rll1s.
IeE1ssog $500. aeGassly esessd vlfh OsaGD.
900 f1E. g O. sss q = 6sss1sc q q
- &: 90 d; - 6 'eas III:
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3 Ie1n.. 80. ~ 49,, 49, -
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~ A Nod Is As Good As A Wink, blAR,

But those who actH cannot fail to perceive the
MAGNIFICENT BARGAINS
oier to day, and viii conseQ uenty lose no time to
take advantage Of them.
Ladies' Handsome Lined Parasols, fine, imitation
six, IN three sizes, lined In pink, blue, green,
Ladies' fne bun large Sun Umbrellas, at 81
Fine black large Sun Umbrellas, 81.
Beautiful Silk ODepwork Fans, SOC.
zine Ivory Stick Silk Fans, in all colors, 81.
Very Pretty Enameled Wood Fans, 81.
MAGNIFICENT Real Lace Sets Of Sleeves and Collar
Very Fine Lace Sets ct 81.
Neat and Stylish Lace Collars q. Is and SOC.
Two pair Linen Reversible Cuffs and four Collars
Three pair Cent? Fine Linen Reversible ouns
Three pair Of Best British Half Hose for Sl
Tour pair tull Regular Made Half Hose for ~.
Zine India 9auxe Undefsbirt ct a.
Very large Leather eaechel for q.
Extra large and q 40 Basket for "a. 4
Fine Assortment Of Ledies' Undeegerments, M 1e Of
tine cotton and felIed seams, at 81 eash.
Splendid long Mig Dressee ~ "a.
Exreordinary Bargains In Ladies' and 0eut9
Linen Handksrchief., from auction.
haposo1s on Ohromcs, tn large and heevy walnut
: Also. . full stQck Of Lisls and Kid CLOVIS,
CARyEp BRAOKETas ToWEL RACKes BOOK.
sH!Lyn@ vAxEs, eTATQnIIne. POCkE!
CUTLHkY, ROOKEf-B0OKe, DOLLS and TOYS.
CONE AND SEE F0B Y0UBs.LyBsi
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MURDERER DISCOVERED IN STATE RIsoN
dispatch from Springfield, ILL.,, confirms the
report that the murderer ofex- Secretary of State
Sharon Tyndale had been discovered in the per-
son OF James Caredy a convict in the Illinois
penitentiary. Immediately upon his discharge
ne Will be arrested on the charge OF the murder
OF Secretary Tyndale and taken 10 Springfield
for trial.
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PURCHASE OF LARGE EsTATE.-Mr. C. r.
Paxfon, OF Pennsylvania, on Monday last, pur-
chased tne Veale estate on the Potomac, about
twelve miles east of this town 1t Contains
l,2p9S acres. He paid s12 per acre. Sold by
Mr.. D. l.. Rinker, auctioneer, for Messrs HART
son, or and Foster, commissioners of SALE
Lsesbtyo Republican
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a TREASURE indeed are Duponcos Golden
Pills, to remove and counterfeit the many ills TO
witch the gentler sex are liable. Sold by all
druggists. Sold wholesale and retail by Z. ID.
Gilman. Retail by the following druggists:
Kidweu & Son. F.. ID. Bowling, Ak and c SITS.
southwest j. Coughlin. F, corner OF 9Th streets;
p. H. Heller, 9Th and n streets; w b. Entwis-
tie; Alfred Mcleod, Georgetown. coz
RELIEF FOR THE FKET-FER, s1.-Corns
Bunions, Club, and Ingrowing Nails, ETC., sue
cessfully treated by DR.. White, 535 10th street.
opposite U. 8. Treasury. Branch, North
Charles street. Baltimore). Thousands relieved
and cured without pain.
THERMOMETERS and Barometsrs are repaired
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CT IVY ITEM S.

RECENT ADDITIONS of attractive STYLES and
qualities Of Linen Collars, Linen Handker-
chiefs, Linen and Jean Drawers, perfectly 1T
ting Shirts, all Linen Cuffs, Linen Bosoms and
Shams. Ralf Hose, sc.
One Price Only. GEO. c. HKNNrNa,
No. 4i0 It'll street Northwest
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The DRAEEsvILLE (VA.) STABBING CASE
Washington Farr, committed to the Jail of this
county on the 18th % December last, for cutting
Mr.. james Cockeriile with knife, near Drains,
vile, is still confined awaiting the result of MI
C.s injuries. 1t was thought the case wonld
have been disposed of on Monday, but we learn
that the condition of the wounded man IL now
very critical. This was the reason for the ad-
Journment Of the grand jury untA Monday
neXt.-Lees5urq Val WdshinqioHfan
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A LEeAL soUABBLK Is going on in Philadel.
phia.oyer the estate of q millionaire who Is sup
posed to have died intestate partly because his
VIE never allowed him. to have Q viii Of HE
own, partly because II didn't occur to him that
any one with such large means was likely to
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TIE EISHT-HoUR Law IN TEE HoT-sR op
DELEGATEs.-As there has been no full and
correct report hitherto Published of the action
IN TIE House Of Delegates on THURSDAY last on
The eight-hour btI, and az the imperfect and
incorrect reports hitherto published are caleu-
lated to 90 injustice to some Of the delegates,
We give the following report OF the proceedings
and votes as shown by the journal The oriei-
ma bill fixed the pay fS2 per tayl and hours
tSight per day Of labor of persons employed on
the public works The committee TO whom in
was referred reported IL back with an amend-
nent striking out the clause fixing the raw Or
Thursday last, the question being on a9reeinr
the amendment by adding the words "and no
oedaeusn shall &c made from their paw on ae-
count OF ts's limitation OF the hours Of labor -
mis- was agreed to-yeas, Messrs. Bond, Burs-
ley, CamRbeu, Choate, Collins. Handy Hoyan
aent, Lsbarnss, Mcknight, Piper, Shepherd,
roll, Davis and Dickson, (3) The amendment
rs amended was then agreed 70.
Mr.. LeBarnes moved an amendment In tha
nature or = substitute, as follows. Strike one
al after the enaeting clause and insert Ia at
the existing laws Of the corporation OF Wpsh-
ington constituting eight hours a day's work.
and two collars 4 days paw for ia5orers upon
corporation work. and three dollars for horses
and eAIts be, and the same are hereby, extended
throughout the District OF Columbia This
was agreed to- Neas-AessEs. Bursely Carroll
Collins, DAVIS, Dickson, Handy, Hogan Hunt
I<Barnes, Piper. shepherd, Wall aud The
stsaksr.i3 hAys-Messrs. Bond, Campbell
The biII, A. ameI,aed, was then nassau hv
mansions vote Of tween IA the afirmative
a foiiOuss-Messrs. Bond, Barsiey, CampbeiI
Carroll, Cbos.e, Col ms, Davis, Dickson
Handy, Hogan, Hunt, Isetssrnes. Piper, sher-
herd, Wall ard the Speaker.
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RIGHTFUL EXPLOSION ON SPANISH
STEAMER = Fifty fire Persons Killed The
Spanish steamship Guadayea, while lying in
he harbor OF Marseilles yesterday, with her
passengers on board, exploded her boiler tear
ing TO pieces the entire upper portion Of tha
ship. Of those on board but few escaped death
or injury. Forty four passengers and ele ven OF
the officers and crew were killed. Immediately
after the explosion the steamer took fire. and
the flames communicated TO the dock and a
serious cOnfiagration was threatened. Several
hundred bales Of cotton were consumed when
the flames were subdaed
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Labor Strike.


TWO DOLLARS FOR EIGHT HouRs WORK
ihis morning number o. wOrkmen en-
piONeC ~ the Concrete works OF Messrs. G. r
Evans - Co, on tn street between l. and AI .
refused TO 90 10 work unless the hours Of labor
were reduced iTc n ten % I gEt and cOmI.sIlsa-
Tor increased from - 20 70 - per day. This
demand was declined, a. least Tor the pFessnt
Al" me anger lumber of the strikers resumed
ssOIE De-, some % CT more refused ~ resume
and gaJheTef about Tire Iorks tor the purpose
as hey stated. o. waiting until noon for a def
ulte answer and to hear from the men at other
points.
u to two O'Clock tbs afternoon there has
been
N E'C-OUs DEMOEsrRA FIONs,
except On The part OF very ieW msn st an
early hour this morning, and they were iatoxi-
Gated The works OF G r. Evans & Co. ara
known a. The New York COEcTets COinpanys
and employ abOu: 100 hands during the dav and
about - az hight. This morning iaIlv sos men.
With thelr buckets and Vails. APPEARED and in
formed The superintendent, MT. EuIIaId that
they C4d not intend 81 wOrS unless the advance
was gwen. Mr.. Is. explained that ss their wort,
" a. by contract, based en- the wages heretofore
paid, II as impossible 20 accede u their de-
maui Tie l9EgeI portion Of the meR lett, hut
a AII2leT seated themselves on the eurbst0ne
add talked the matter over, and from some OF
the conversation Il was inferred that the strike
haG been arranged with men on other works
throughout the city. On mary of the strsetS
there axe out rev men az work. but the small
nun Der Is ascri bed 10 the rain yesterday having
made the streets extremely disagreeable 10 work
On. mayor Richards VISITED the works this
morning, and has made such arrangements A.
Val insure the preservation or the peace shOuid
a disturbance be threatened, which Is not likely
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THREE BREACH OF PROMISE SUITS IN OSE
DAY.-FTederlck Augsberger, Andrew Rouks
and Henery Pfeiffer were yesterday arrested Oh
the suits respectively of Susannah Preuz
Ceina Schett and Mary Miller, each of the fair
ones claiming that her confidence, given under
promise OF marriage, had been betrayed. Miss
Preuz wants $4,000 damages. while the other
two asks for but 81 600 each. Miss Miller saws
that In her case the marriage ceremony had
been set down for The 9th of May, and the CON-
pany invited assembled. but Pfeifer failed to
PUT in an appear snce.-N. Y. Sun I5A inst
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THE RAFT-BoAr d. A. Macdonald exploded
her boiler on the Mississippi, nearly Opposite
McGregor Landing, Iowa, Friday, killing three
slightly wounding others. 1sgs = - :
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IMPROVEMENTS AT MOUNT YERHoN-The
annual report OF the regent Of the Mount Yer
non estate represents that since the last assem-
bhng OF the council among the improve
ments made have been the purchasing OF a fire.
engine, putting furnace in the cellar to pre-
vent dampness, building of IA new road fro m the
wharf 10 the tomb, and 6 new and complete
system OF drainage that viii be greatly condu-
GIVE 70 the heaishiness OF the place. Over nine
eyergreensI nearly eight hundred of them i'm
ported by Dir. ". W. Coreoran and presented
TO the association, have been set out on the
spIendid slope that extends from the tomb to the
river.
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THRxE FINE RxsIDxuoxs Tor A X. Shepherd
and Hailetr Kflbourn are being erected by
Thomas Plowman on the northeast corner OF
Connecticut avenue and K street and the samS
architect has also prepared the plans for I
seD,op0 house on Vermont avenae near X str aet
for Mr.. W. b. shaw, Of Newspaper Row.
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SThe sensation published by a New York
paper short time since relative to Spanfar(ls
executing Cuhans by hanging them head down
wards ts emphatically denied At Havana
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TIE BALruoRE AND Potomac RAILROAD
men to-day placed fence on the premises oc-
cupled ~ MT. B. y. Magruder, and are a work
On the iot vifnout any resistance. Mr.. Fugitt
d about removing his once and lumber from
the lot, and the stable occupied BY Quit q
Co. VIII be shortly torn down
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ARRANGEwENTs POR TRE GRAND RATrYI-
CATtCN.-At p meeting az the republican zen
eT4i committee held at Union League hail on
SATURDAY evening, the presidents vi tue district
Clubs were Re i2estSd to cali meetings tonight
and 70 TrOrrow night. and perfect their arrange
uentS rs soon a. possible 10 attend the ratifca-
non meeting on Thursday night. Addition a.
meTcbeTs were Placed on the different commit
Ices TWAS agreed 20 cooperate with tie citi-
zens' general committee in making arrange
ments fOr the ratification.
MEETING TO.DAY-A POS TPCN ExFST asRVV1
To.
Tbs general committee OF the grand Grant
and wilson RATIFICATION Demonstration ftale-
Ea'es IRON republican Crganiyationsl NIT AZ the
hail Of the House q Delegates tO-day-Nr. A.
- SOiOmOLS presiding, and Mr.. II A Jones
SCI -,&ry lie credentials OF delegates OF the
ln'!aIia Tel Utiican association and of delegates
1rou the republican general committee were
presented and accepted.
MIR Cook stated shat, Thursday being the last
Jay % The legislature, the most Of the members
% We l-sElcf government would be engaged
al night and suggested that the time for the
ratification meeting be postponed.
hT. buker made a motion that Tuasiav
45tt, DC tx5d As Tie time; agreed 20.
hetOTts Of SeyerAl committees were received
tol Sesbey moved that the secretary corn
hHnicate with the or GERS OF the various sfats
Srfa..@atIOTs, and request their cO-onaration
VIII Us committee 81 the appel ntraept OF tale
gates 10 The committee; agreed TO.
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THE FUNERAL of Mrs. NJ. +. Brock, wife of
Captain W. G.. Brock of the metropolitan police
took place yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence OF her husband, on l1th street southwest
Inc trends OF deceased followed her remains to
L street Baptist church, where funeral sermons
were preached by Rev. Drs. Jutten and Measior
Several members Of the Masonic choir perso-
nal FRIENDS Of Captain Brock, we're present and
sang appropriate hymns at the church and al
me grave, The remains were deposited at Oak
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SUMNER RESORTS.
- EA B A 7 b l n q.

SEA BATH N g.
COpBS ISLAND, Va. s. aow open for tbs q.
ceTrroodsfion a visitors. FiDs AID SAFE A
ing. SA
Terms: IS per day. : : per week
Route: From Haitim re by cd BAY Line. AM
Eorfolk BY steamer n. 4. Bank 20 Cherrssto8e.
Address COBB BkOThthc,-
jel0im Cherrystooe, Va.
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ssALL-Pox.-sincs Saturday -four or ave sd-
titicnsi cAses Of smallpox have been reported
In East Washington.
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The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N.Y.av
and 18th st., pays per ct. Oh deposits Nt314tl6
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VUE DE EEAU HOTEL,
SEWRLL'S POINT, HAMPTON ROADS, VA,
OPPOSITE FORTRESS MoNRoEJ
This and spacious Hotel will be fully open Tor
the reception of guests, On AaA
and viii be ksp, as = FIRST CLASS H6f e. COO,
binng the comforts Il home with the health and
lrxurfes of the seaside.
shaded groves, . magnificent water view, 80
excellent beach, fine bathing, good drives, very
superior fishing grounds, superior facilities foI
boating. billiards. ten pin alleys, music. &c. are
among the attractions OF this delightful resort.
is lighted with gas.
Telegraph Office in the house.
81 Residents Of Washington and vicinity take
the steamer Lady Of The Lake. ct the Bay Line
from Baltimore, arriving ct the hoiel early the mex
morning.
Terms: IS Der day, SIS for tive weeks, $50 pei
month. Z : DcDSaN.
jeSlm Proprietor Atlantic Hotel. Norfolk.
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ID OCKY POINT HOTEL. BHo DE- ISLAND.
SEASON, ls1s-oS THE BUBoPEAN PLAN.

This well known and Poplar Summer Resort
cities q Prov iience and Newport. win be yeAy
sren fer the reception OF sues's July lst
rant attached Table d hote for children AMI ser
VANS. T,I further information sd1Tess, Y.
HUMPHREYS, Proprietor. City Hotel, Provt
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The LAST NIeHT.-The National Theater
viii close after the performance this evening.
which Is for the benefit of Humpty DnmnfS
alias Hernandez Foster, and Messfs. Gross and
Sheahan, the machinists, to whom the patrons
oi the tneafer are much indeb for the smooth
ness Win which the elaborate scenic effects of
the season have been produced. The panto-
mime viii be presented for the last time. ana
MI. Foster promises to jump through the eve Of
a needle. -
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IMPoRTAET 70 An9EITEQzs, BUILD1Rs,
estabIshed an Agency IN this city, Are preesrod =
GH5nishs e The Shorts1 aoties. an kinds a CUT
ses UEo q ss sEssirss e ssSs
rsfes. We have oonstantly on hand . large assort-
yindcv sills, CsDs, Door Sls. stsps, Wstsr Ts6is,
6B6ss CouIses Coping, AZ, Jas. ~ RgseKLL
e. qo :1ssas s W. s
just Assc HzxpsoxE SUITS
OF ell styles. For sale cheap at
m5.ti .. aeLLEhy.t US MARKET space.
VIZ s SIEk hIN FIJI Rsv.LIsa fALazs'
0fIick Goa fs. from Is cts. 70 q, s1 sTRzUy
~ Ioll Pennsylvants ayenue. mysS
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= - Dolly Nsrdenn HAMS, only .-.-....l4 "a
Choice BREAkFAST BACON...--.n
just received q choice lot Of BUTTER the bes. IN
the market, lbs. for 81.
TAKE NOTICE
We sell ches per than sll others CO eyerrvhere
read ali advertisements, and then come straight 10
bhAI BIO and buy your GROCERIES,
my0 SSl PENNA. AVENUE, north side.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-31
HUMOROUS.

An absent-miaded man propounds the
following conundrums:
Did you ever hang yourself over the
back of a chair in place of your top-coat?
Did you ever pay your tailor in an alb
sent mood?
DID you ever take up any body eise's
change for your own?
Did you ever go on singing q verse Of a
hymn after the congregation had finished
some time?
Did you ever light a cigar with a ten
pound note, and then stick the lighted end
in you mouth?
Did you ever meet your father in the
street, and wonder for fifteen minutes who
that rum.looking old buffer was
Did you ever write o letter to O dead
relation, and only find your mistake out
when you wanted the address?
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-31
BANKRUPT NOTICES


No. 40-In Equity.
TN HI CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNI
lTED STATES for the Eastern District Of Vir.
giuia.
At Richmond, In said district, on Saturday,
October 10th, 1872.
william Ba, ne, ct ais VS.. Farmers Bank Of
Virginia, ct als-In Equity.
ordered that the sale of the lot OF land in the
city of Lyn, hburg belonging to the Farmers
Bank of Virginia, made and reported by David
D.. Saunders, Receiver of said Bank be ratified
and confirmed unless exception be taken thereto,
within thirty days from this date.
Provided, q copy of this order be published
three tunes q week for three successive weeks ia
some daily paper published In the city Of kich.
mond.
tCopy-Teste: M. +. PLEASANTS,
&C la-3aw3w Clerk.