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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.]
The Tribune ON the Nominations.

New York, July II The Tribune heads
its account of the Proceedings at Baltimore
with two hands gra<pcd. EIirorally the Trl-
bune says The result at Baltimore was evl.
dent before the Convention came together, and
the Convention at Baltimore only came togcth.
er to register the already published decree OF
the liberal republicans and progressive demo,
Gratis The Convention was virtually unanl-
nous. The Presidential campaign is thus
opened under auspices of higher hope and en-
cOllrlgrmcnt than seemed possible, even TO The
most sarlguinc reinrmers The work of ycstcr.
day was 50 complete and perfect, indicating
that the full popular strength Of the democratic
party is thoroughly enlisted in the reform
movement that it is difficult to see how any
further doubt can rest upon the issue OF The
campaign. The democratic party has gained ii
triumph over itself worth more than any ma-
terial advantage which can ever be reapcd at
the polls The blind guides of the past have
been cast aside. The honest and incorrupt-
bic masses of that party have taken into
their own hands the work Of their own
rehabilitation. With no less magnaninity than
sugacity they have burst away from old tradl,
lions and worn out pre- udicrS and planted
themselves upon IA platform of liberty and re-
form wide enough to embrace all honest paIr-
oic men, To fail with such IA clIlSc would the
glory and gain; to succeed will be the greatest
political victory ever achieved.
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The New York World and Greeley.

New YORK, July 1.-THE World says =
Sin faithful iulIiImcnt of the pledge which the
World has constantly repeated since It's great
disappointment at the surprising nomination
at Cincinnati, we bow to the decision Of the
democratic national convention and Loyalty ac-
ccpt Greeley as the democratic candidate for
President" 1t says it has objected to Gree
ley's adoption because. his fierce iuvectlve
against the democracy will make it difficult for
the democrats to turn short corner and sup
port their most vehement assailant. ave
deprecated the nomination OF Greeley because
his denunciaton seemed to make him the most
connecting link between the hide
bound democracy Of the past and the liberal
democracy of the future, and We
still believe the party has no chance Of succes
H. a., i can carry this clement along with it.
utIeleS >'.c'nn depends upon the support
OF 'naI portion " democratic party which
cratic nominee" 1t dcprecas ,nsing anri.
Greeley democrats and says unless thu " he
won over the campaign against Grant, Is nttc'
hopeless. The great object is harmony an
unanlmlty.
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ICOMMCNICATED.

KING GEORGE CoUNTY.-At II meeting of the
Conservative party of King George county, held
at the Court House on July 4th, 1872, John D..
Owens was called to the chair, and K. Potts APP
pointed Secretary.
Maj. j. ID. Rogers, who was one of the Dele
gates 10 the Richmond Con cnLion, made II re-
port Of his stewardship in few we'll chosen and
stirring remarks. He urged that after we get
our crops secure every man OF us bucklc on our
armor, and by our energy and rarncS. zeal
prove TO the world that we OF King George are
worthy SONS OF honest sircs.
Judge Crilchcr and Msj. K. NJ. Braxton being
pr esenL, were introduced. and the meeting was
most pr, fLubly entertained with highly l. ter
cstin: and eloquent addresses. Each gave most
satisfactory accounts OF their action III Congress,
ana we have no doubt RICHLY merit the plaudlt,
swell done good and faithful servants 1t WAS
refreshing to see 50 much dignifcd, g"ntlemnnly
courtesy displayed among rival candidates. and
them both again to Congress.
Major Rogers, the County Superintendent
then stated that II Congressional Convention was
to be he d at 1uppahannock on the 9th day OF
August, and if the pleasure o. the meeting, nom
nations We're now IN order
The citizens from each township then retired
and selected and reported to the chair the names
of the following gentlemen as delegates AMI al
tcrnaLes to said conventions
Potomac-Dr. r. Ii. Stuart delegate; Is. q.
Jones, alternate.
Rarpahalnock- E. r. Tayloc, delegate !;
Charles Mason, alternate.
Shlu Townsnp--Chas Ii. Ashton, delegate;
w. a. j. Potts, alternate
The meeting then adjourned
JNO. D. OWENS, Chairman.
Il. PORTS, Secretary.
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NJ, tn, c,{ifo1. 0f the d{cran2ria Gazette ;:

To the caitor Of the Alexandria Gazette:
Your reporter of my remarks before the Board
of Aldermen on Tuesday night has made IL mis-
could be derived from tax on retailers of dis
titled spirits. i did say that with law taxing
the sale of distilled and intoxicating liquors MS II
luxury we might raise sufficient revenue in that
way to enable us to reduce the State tax on
property from fifty to twenty cents on ahundrcd
ton would give to the immigration of men of
capital and enterprise would speedily raise the
assessable value of property in the Site by ut
least fifty millions of dollars-and | have no
doubt of it. lfrur Legislature had the c"urage
tn initiate England or France by raising great
ar uortion of the revenue from perncious luxu
ries the effect financially, morally and in many
other relations would be exceedingly beneficial
July TO- JOHN Y. ONpEk"oop'
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The Baltimore Convention.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July ll.-All the daily
Democratic papers Of Alabama have hoisted
the Greeley ticket, and the wecklcy papers will
do SD at the earliest day.
The white people are satisfied with the work
OF the Convention, but the negroes are dissilliS-
fled.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE Louisiana coat
of arms used in decorating Ford Opera House
during the National Democratic Convention
was delivered to Mr. Samhnla, one Of the dele
gates, for the purpose of being presented to he
Columbus Legion of New Orleans in the name
Of the Louisiana delegation.
Several Of the delegates left this morning for
Washington city.
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Il,OMM tIEICATfD.


Our attention was called to an article in the
Washington Republ can on our little burg an
c~tract from which has been published in the
eratvns he Ne man, the article i; true and
heathiness of the place, tHIoa,lty of its loca-
ton and the intelligence and rei..-oent Of its
inhabi ants.
We do believe that the pale and despono~'!
invalid, whose constitution has been undermined
by the unhealthy and impure air Of large cities,
will be nvigorated and comforted by visiting
Clifton. But while we are pleased with the
manner in which the Republicans correspond
ent has depicted our advantages, we must, IN
justice to ourselves. correct some errors when
he has made, very much to our disparagement.
We dislike the abrupt and unccrclnonlous
manner in which he has dragged us from the
parlors and drawing rooms-piaces for which
he has been pleased to represent US as well
| quafed-nto the streets, and engaged US. in
the undignifed and disreputable act OF hanging
and burning etigies. We do not deny that an eff
gy was found on the morning OF the Nth hang
ing from the telegraphic wire in front of the
ho.e but how 1t got there is mystery with us
to this time.
We also take tie liberty of correcting mis-
take in stating hat it was an efiisy of the hon
est old farmer" 1t neither wore white hat
nor bore bundle Of Tribuncs; - but, on the
contrary, held in It's mouth segar. and cXhlb-
tied three p'acards marked respectively ~. 5.
Grant dead, Dead, L. ad'-"Let LIS have
peace"
This spectre naturally created consider able
excitement in quiet. dignifed place like this.
Some of the colored people, thinking it I'm pos
sibe for any citizen here to be guilty of such IN
act concluded that the General mus. have been
hung in Washington and sent up by telegraph.
Actuated by this idea and to prevent the disseni-
ination Of any unpleasant disease or doctrine,
they stuck torch to him, and the figure was
soon consumed by the devouring fumes. 20.
Clifton, Fairfax county, July y.
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will have for sale at his stand in the fish market

will have for sale at his stand in the fish market
tomorrow morning.
1t is understood that the retailers of ardent
spirits are raising fund with which to lee
counsel for testing the validity of the Corpora
ton ordinance known as the Sunday law.
A large number of the passengers on the
trains that left here this morning wore Greeley
badges, and We're enlhusasticat the nomination
OF their iavorte.
The report started here to-day that james
returned to this city is said, by the police
Officers, to be Incorrect
There are sixteen prisoners now confined in
the Jail, of whom two are for murdrr aud two
are awaiting the result of attempts ut murder.
Gus charges of felony Nearly all Of the pris-
~oncrS are colorcd and are said to be the most
desperate criminals ever confined there at one
time.
The Mayer has instructed the police to ar
rest hereafter all boys or men who so Tar forget
themselves as to 60 Swimming off the wharves
fot the city before shutdown. Many persons
visit the docks in the evening with their chill
dren to enjoy the breeze from the river, and to
them the spectacle presented by the swimmers
is not the most agreeable in the world.
The Potomac Fishing Club, composed of
several gentlemen of Georgetown, left McSsrs.
Hartley 4 Brothers, wharf yesterday afternoon
in the staunch, well appointed, and fast schno-
ner Cunningham, Capt llcwctt, on twelve
days cruise to Fortress Monroe, Cobb's Island,
CherryStone, Piney Point, and other places Of
interest on the lower Potomac.
The attention of owners and harborers Of
dogs is directed to the Mayors proclamation
published in another column Out of all the
dogs in the city, and to listen TO them barking
at night, one would think there were thous-
ands here, not more than four hundred have
50 far been licensed, and it is the intention of
the Mayor TO see that the law requiring them
to be licensed shall be enforced.
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VIRGINIA LANDS.
RIVER BOTTOMS AND GOOD CATTLE
FOR SALE.
"A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

| will sell, at public auction, at the late resi-.
dence of David Guody koontz, decd, in Floyd
county, Va. on TIL RSDAY, the 18th day OF
August, 1872, THREE VALUABLE FARMS.
1st. The HOME PLACE; ZIG acres ; one half
cleared, embracing 10 acres OF level bottom
lands, SO acres irst-class meadow, and 24O acres
of good pasture lands. The uncleared land is
MI covered with the best white oak timber
There is good eght-room FRAME Dwell
LING HOUSE. barn and all other necessary
out-houscs on this farm. The whole place is in
good repair and well watered lies on the west
fork of Little river, miles southwest of Floyd
Court House. Va, and ~ miles from Christians
burg depot on the A, Nj. & .. r. r. There is
upon it water power sufficient for any machinery.
3D. The WEDDLE FARM; BOB acres four
ftths cleared includes rs acres of meadow land.
The cleared land is all well set in grass This
farm is 6 miles south of Floyd c. e., on the
Hillsrille and Floyd c. II. turnpike, and is well
watercd.
3D. The HYLToN FARM; $50 acres; two
thirds cleared $50 acres in grass; all well wa
tered. There is good four-room DWELLING
HOUSE on this tract. 1t lies miles southwest
of Floyd G. H., on the Dug Spur road.
These lands are not sold for debt, but for dis
tributon among heirs. Money has always been
made on them. Mr.. Alfred GoodykoontZ lives
on the Home Place. and will take pleasure in
showing the property.
At the same time and place, the administra-
bic auction 40 two and three year old
Hos two year OLD Heifers, yoke Oxen, j
e. HnEssa a 'Bnrpws and Calves, Ycarlings, +
Farming Utensils saGWYer and l Buggy + Rake
and large lot of good Ho0s WORK. n5 iG K itrIs,
Furniture. ' iA'''0N
:, Terms of Sale: Lands-5 per
due in and years, in equal insiarh-;,- resi- 81
purchasers giving bonds, with good secuiee
and lien retained till the purchase money
pnil. l sell rs Commissioner of Floyd Circl
Court under decree in friendly suit Il
cattle will be sold on 60 days credit. The othe
personal property, will be sold on six montf
credit for all sums over $40. Address the u
dersigned, at Chrstiansburg, Va.
ARCHER A. PHLEGAR, Comm'r.
Elnyd county Va " 5-2aWtS
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At the same time an place, the undersigned,
ADMINISTRATIVE with the will annexed of the late
Josiah ii. Davis will offer for sale, at public
auction, the STEAM ENGINE, BOILER and
all MACHINERY, apparel and appliances
thereto belonging, and which have been used
upon the lot IN rear of the smaller warehouse for
the purpose of grinding plaster, upon the fol-
lowing
Terms, to wit: One-third cash the residue in
three equal instruments, payable at 6, II and Is
mont:s from the day OF sale; the deferred pay
nents to- bear interest and to be SCI ured by the
notes of the purchaser, with approved security.
HANNAH ANN GATCHELL,
iy Scots Administrative C. |. g.
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Err, EEOIi:,r4i.

New York. Jnly ia special from Mad
rid dated the Ioih instant, says DR.. llonard Is
free
An order from Madrid offered his release as
an act of pardon to which he dcmurrcd as his
acceptance OF it might appear an acknowledge
mcnl Of guilt and Il waiver Of his right tn com
pen>ation. lie was then turned or forced from
his placc Of confinement
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EUETFUT&ALES.
FOR & A LIE

E$i VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN L.
EXANDRIA-I offer at private sale the prem
Uses No. II south Fairfax street. between King
and Prince now occupied by me as residence
and place of business.
If not previously disposed OF at private sale,
will offer the said property by public auction, in
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th
day Of July, 1872 Terms cash.
jy lots PHILIP PARK
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Ey Green e. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auct;oneers.
TRUSTEES' SA LF-By virtue of the pro-
l. visions Of deed of trust executed by Will
liam Bushby and wife, dated on the 3st day of
December, 1870, of record in the Clerks office
of the Corporation Court Of the city of Alexan-
dra, deed book No |, page z03, the urdersign-
3D. as Trustees in said deed named, will expose
to sale, ut public auction, in front of the Man
sion House in the city of Alex,ndria, Va, on
SATU RDAY, the 9th day of July, 1872, at II
o'clock m. All that TEN EN- ENT and LOT a.
OF GROUN d in the said deed described, m:S
situated on the west side of Peyton St, between
tn" Stone Bridge and King street. in the said
city OF Alexandria. in front on Peyton street 81
feet and in de tn 100 feet.
Terms of sale, cash Stamps and Conveyance
ing ut the cost of the purchaser.
GEORGE H. MARKELL,
JOSEPH BRODERS,
WESLEY MAkELEY,
jc 2l-ents Trustees
Es5~Ihc above sale is postponed until SAT-
URDAY, the. Sd day Of August next, at the
same hour and place. is Scots
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COM vi ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET July The market
is quiet, with light offerings. Sales of Flour
limited, and quotations unchanged. Offerings
of only y bushels white Wheat, which sold Mt
$50, and aga of red, which was taken at l48, $50
and 5G for fair to good. Corn and O,ts un-
changed, with offerings of only 30 bushels of the
former and $50 of the latter
fEsT DF .iLEx-g.S'DRE1. .JdILHlI.
Sun rose .............. Al Moon sets - 1l or
Sun sets ..... ...... 726
ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Nicklc, Baltimore, to .Jo.
BrodcrS IL Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk by A
Reed.
S"hr j W Knight, Pawtuckel by Ia mpsh;re
II Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr Lydia a Hughctt, Eastnn, Nd, by It j
Mchatfcy
MEMORANDA.
Schr Eva May, for this port, cleared nj Port
land 9th inst.
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BYE. A. Kerby, Auctioneer.

DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
i ING LOTS on Washington street, Alex
andria, Virginia. SATURDAY, July 18th,
1872, ut y o'clock No., will sell, at pu bile auc-
ton, FIVE LOTS, each containing "a feet front
on Washington street. adjoining the property of
Gen. Nj. ID. Cnrse, between Princess and Oro-
nuco streets, running back 1870 it. to a II it, alley.
Also, ut the same time and place, TWO LOTS,
% feet each, and FIVE LOTS of 20 feet each,
fronting on Columbus street. Immediately in the
rear of those on Washington street. running
back lU4 feet to above alley.
Terms: Onc-tiIlh cash the residue in three
equal payments at !, and years, with interest
from the day of sale. Costs and convcyanclng
at the expense of purchaser
jy l-c"ts u. n. WlTMEk.
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Wr. Summer.

NEW YORK Julyll According to aWashing,
ton dispatch Senator Sumner yesterday prom
Used II committee Of liberal republicans TO give
aid to Greeley during the campaign.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,


WASHINGTON, July 10, 10 a. N.
Ir9bnJihiix Clear and partly cloudy wealth
er and light to fresh westerly winds for the
New England and Middle States Eastcrly to
southcrly winds, cloudy weather and areas of
rain for the South Atlantic and eastern Gulf
States. Rising barometer and pleasant wealth
er generally prevail from lower Missouri valley
to Lake Superior The low barometer which
has apparently advanced from the Gulf to
southern Alabama will probably move north
eastward over the South Atlantic States.
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MECHANICS HOME ASSOCIATIONS a
meeting of the Mechanics Home Association,
held last night in the hall Of the Friendship
Fire Company, DR.. j. b. johnson was IN the
chair and NJ B. Harlow was secretary. $50
was added to the fund already collected, and
the secretary was authorized to advertise tor
the purchase of houses ranging III value IRON
$500 to ST 800.
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Narr0W 1.ui.DO.

Nhw YORK, July lI.-Mr. Watson. Presi-
dent of Erie, thinks the Atlantic and Great
Western road will be made narrow gnagc
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THE WEATHER continues hot, the mercury IN
the thermometer Indicating $50 in the shade at
noon to-day. A heavy cloud came up from the
South about two 0 clock this evening, but there
was only very slight shower which did not
cool the atmosphcrc
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COMMUNICATED.
Now that Grccleys nominated, and he goes
for material prosperity-let's nave something
murc about the Park-Don't let's give that up !!
OLD CITIZEN
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The Markets..

New YORK, July ll.-stoeks d9ll. Gold Id
&c. new 60 Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
Quiet i I and unchanged. Corn quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, July ll.-Virginia SKIES, DID, 80;
yipnina sizes coupons, old, A; Virginias con
soI;dsted 81: West Virginias Is. Cotton dull ;
low middlings 23a2S4. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat frmer white choice l65al73; Corn dull
white Southern so; yellow S9uthern o!"o o.
Western 4lu42 Rye dull and unchanged
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RETAINED LETTERS The following letters
are held in the postotfice Of this city for want
of stamps &c:--Mi<s Virginia B. Briggs, Staun
ton, Va; Mrs Mary Brooks, Washington ID.
G.: Mrs Julia A. Taylor, Farnham'sS Roads,
Va; Mrs. - Carter, Brooklyn, n. T., Car
pcntcr Il Wilson, Philadelphia, Pa; George
Robinson, Puchtown, Pa, Rev. W. L. Rich
ardsou, Warrenton, Va; Beverly Thomas, no
p. Q. direction.
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NEW DRIvE-Thc road from the top Of
Oxen Hill, on the opposite side Of the river, to
Washington, now affords one of the most de.
liyh,tul drives in this section Of country. 1t is
level, smouthe and hard and is shady for almost
it's entire length There are now no good drives
on this side OF the river, near this city, but the
owners Of fast stock and those fond of driving
are fortunate in having the road mentioned
open to them There is no toll gate on the road
and the round trip fare on the ferry boat is but
- cents
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n.s~The regular monthly meeting, Of the c.
1unlbia Steam Fire Engine 20. will be heid on
Thursday evening, July II at 8 oclock.
jy 10 2t NJ. 1hchhAe, SeeS } =:
JENNINGS EAU DENTRlFlCE33
u qualled for cleansing oeautilylns anu p .nd
serving the teeth and gums-JuSt received anu
for sale by .,D1p1n sua1I
jy II - w AM 1GoD y 49, -
/,AI.JF ORNiA BRANDY and PORT
GRAPE VINE, for medicinal use-a full
supply Jus' WAKEFIELD S HALL.
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GALE OF NO. | HOUSEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE of gentleman
about leaving the city.-Wll be sold on FRI
DAY july, 18th, at 10 o'clock d. M, at No. Sc
south Royal street the irst-cass HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE of gentleman
about leaving the city, consisting OF Spring
Sofas Chairs, Marble-top and other Tables,
Chromos, Engravings, Bedsteads, Beds. Mat
trcsses, Carpets, Cooking and other 81 yes,
hltchea Furniture, &c, &c Sale positive ana
without reserve. iy56t
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Opened this day another supply, very cheap;
Also Blue, Green, White and Yellow Striped
Grcnudinc, with many other desirable goods at
reduced prices.
irs RORT l. WOOD
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Best French makes, as cheap as domestic ones.
10 Is WILMER & SLAYMAKER'S
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.EUCTEO.r SHLES
ByF. A. Kerby. Aucfioueer

PANKRUPTS ALE-By order of the U. S.
- District Court for the Eastern District of
On,IIrTglnia, | will sell, by public auction, on
~ ESDAY, the 23d day of July at l o'clock,
IN front OF the store Of Pierce & Loving, Alex
andria, Virginia.
About $500 bushels CORN.
-, 40 tons ANTHRACITE COAL.
Three HORSES
Two ICE WAGONS and FIXTURES.
Three sets WAGON HARNESS.
Three CARTS and HARNESS.
Terms OF sale, cash: II. S. WATTLES,
jy9.ts Ass'ee M. Eldrdge d Co., Bankrupts.
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CPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

TSTRAY COW-Came TO the subscriber, on
T. Sunday, June Goth, DARK RED COW.
The owner is required to come forward prove
property and pay changes.
" lO-3t "Witon," Fairfax county, Va.
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VXIANTED-For the city, and counties Of
w Loudoun, Fairfax and Prince William,
ACTIVE ANVASSERS for the w ii EE LEX
& WILSON SEWING MACHINE. Address
w. II. DANIEL, IS King street. jy l0-3ts
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For sale by
jy & Il. ). LhADBEATER bRO.
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NEW GOODS.
Black CANVAS, OR IRON BEREGE.
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TSCAPED from its cage on Monday last n
u dark and yellow CANARY BIRD. A
suitable reward will be paid any one who will
return il to 30 south Columbus st. jy l0-3t
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