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Use Renne' s Pain Killing
EEa&iC Oil.

1T works ike q charm.
Ia works like a charm"
1t works like q charm.
1T works liz a charm
1T works like a Ch rm.h
1T works like a charm.
1T works ike charm
IT, faithful use cures Colds in the Head. Head
.rbe Neuralgia. EarachG, Faceache, Sore Eyes,
IIzoua Catarrh Pain tn the johns Lame Shoulders
sin Neck Lumtago. Crick in the Back, Sciafica.
ame Back STIFF Joints, Sprains, G0uty aims,
1rrrzrs. Chilhiains. Hurts by Bruises. Bite OF q
Ipg 7 isons nlcra Morbus Cramps. Fits. W eak-
e.. Spa-m~ Rusty Nail NOuuds. Lock Jaw, Con
usions, spinal Weakness
And in ali ais use Renne's Magic Oil
And In all ails use Renre's Magic Oil.
And ia all als Use Rennc's Magic Oil.
And in ali ais use kenne's Magic OIL
And in all ais use Reune'- Magic OIL.
And in all ails use Reune Magic Oil
And in all als use Renne's Magic Oil.
Buy It where you trade. Buy large size IL you
an get them Use il freely; use ii faithfully. Get
ne genuine WM. RENNE & SONS. Sole Manu-
-facturers, Piltsfeld, Mass.
Reader. call for it where You trade Sold IL
aock Island by John Bcngston and E Bruenart
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Alfred Hall has opened saloon, on
Madison street, next door to the New
York House He will give a free lunch
this evening. to which he invites the pub
liz
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Pc Nc on Bio ISLAND The Baptist
Church Society and Sunday School, and
,ba;r friends. will hold basket picnic on
Rig Island. ON Wednesday the 3oth IN
slant starting from the church corner
Court Square, at 9 o'clock A. NJ gong 10y
the Peoria 4 Rock Island ears. Fare out
and back. p cents for adults, and 10 cents
fnr children. Those who do not carry re
freshments can purchase on the grounds
Invitation general. TO all sat
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Summer dress goods at closing on
prices ut the Boston Bazaar.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFElTS.


Smiths Tonic Syrup hsz been coruterfeited, and
the cuGutericiter brought 10 srreC
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BUSINESS CARDS.
M. M. STURGEON,
P T. McELHERNE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
n Rock Island, III. Office in Mitchell q Lynde
Block dwtf
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4 large assortment of plain and striE
English worsted skeleton coats OF all sll'
AZ 4. Loeb's. the one price clothler.
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THE REASON WHY.

White duck and linen suits for men al
4. Loeb :, the one price clothier.
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Al Cameron, with Ii. \ 81. 10. X. r.
Al platt.burp. with ST l.. a St 10. X. X.
AZ RS S,,s Ist a LOUIS r.

Trains connect a. Rock Island WIN Tn, yUIVI.u
X 1 a Pacific: the Peoria a K |, ana w Nv7I''u
Union RaiIwnvs At Monmouth with the g.; ., q
% Tor Burlington Gale-burg and Peoria. Az husu
nrI with the T. Il 4 q for quincy Az ssA H,.l.,
town with the Springfield & Illinois SCUM hasITIu
~. s,rin,,5.Id and papa At Chaplin with the To-
lrdo w X Western for Jacksonville, naples anu
Hannibal, and at 81 Louis with all halifoaus anu
stramh boat lines divcrgng from that point
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30
By Green e. Wise,

[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers:
TOMMISSlUNEE'S SALE OF VALuA-
" BILE EEA l. hSTATE-By virtue of do
crcc Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandra county,
Va, rendered ut November term, 1913, in tho
suit of The Potomac Building Association, PHI,
vs.. Jesse Woodward and others, defendants, the
undersigned, Commissioner, therein named will
proceed to sell, by public auction, on THURS
DAY, the 10th cay of July, 1873, at II O'Clock
m, in front OF the New Market House, on Roy
al street, in TIA cit Of Alexandria, the following
described REAL ESTATE in tho city of Alex
andria:
No. l--George w. Davis TWO-STORY a.
FRA Nj E House and LOT, on the south E=a
side of Queen street, between Alfred and FuI-
rick, % t.st inches by lUO feet; beginning lO2
No. 2-W. Is. Nall.' TRACT OF LAND, in
Fairfax county, containing about Is acres, being
the land OF which Francis Hamcrslcy died sclz-
cd, and which was conveyed to VIM. B. Nails
by Wm. Hamersloy and james Hamersloy with
Eliza, his wife, by deed, dated the 18th of July,
1859, living about 81 miles from tho city of Alex
sndri4, on the Telegraph road.
No 3-Margaret Kaflcrty's TEN EMENT e.
and LOT, on the west side of Royal street, HI
rs feet by 123 feet inches, beginning l5l ieoL
inches south Of Wilkes street.
No. 4-John Summers LOT and I'M a.
PROVEN ENTS, on tho west side Of Pitt Ill
street. between King and Prince, III it. II in. IN
depth by 81 feet inches-Coach Fact 'ry.
NO o-Mary ". SULLIVAN LIZ Oh Lue soutn
side of Franklin street, at the mid lie of square,
bet. Water and Fairfax Is 1t. by 50 feet deep
vacant lot.
No. G-Chas B. Shrley's one undi vjd"l G.
half of a TWO-STOkY FRAME Dwell E:aa
LING and LOT, on the east side of Washing
ton street. between King and Prince, next to
tho Church, 70 #. by l25 it. in. deep, beginning
l36 feet inches south of King.
No. 7-Eliza E. Vanes LOT, on the east side
of Columbus street, between Princess and Queen,
l. # in. by 50 #. in. deep beginning W feet
inches south Of Princess street
A moro particular description of the property
will be given on the day Of ssle
Terms: One-tenth Of the purchase money to
stallments of6 II and Is months; the bonds of
the purchaser, with good security, and bearing
Interest, to be taken for the deferred payments,
and the title to be retained until they are paid
10 5-wts G. W. WATTLES, Comm'r.
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NV ssreen d Wise,

TReal Estate Agents and Auc. :oneers.]
TOM MISSION ERS SALE OF kEAL rs
" TATE-By virtue of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Alexandria county, w., rendered at
others, plaintiffs, vs The Mechanical Building
Association the undersigned, Commissioner,
therein named. will sell, on II y KSDAY, July
the lOth 1878, ut II 0 clock M, III front OF the
New Market House, on RpyA, street, in the city
de AsspI kEA y hRS sTPA;4 so' tue following
No. III. d. H..r -ison's LOT, on the west side
of Fayette street, between King and Cameron,
- It. by 50 f. to 10 fl. alley, ~ feet north of
tue middle OF the square; subject to q ront
charge of St, payable on first July. ~
No II L. Buchanans TWO-STOR4 Ga
BRICK DWELLING and LOT, on the E.sa
west side of Washington ST., betwcen King aud
Cameron, - feet north of King street, running
G6 # 81 in. deep to ia h.lcy #. wide; then
south ~ IT,; then cast - 4. 3 in; then south
IT,; then cast ~ f. - a; tAen north II IT, 10
ailcy-grouad rent.
20. 3-Hugh asthams LOT OF GROUND
on Fairfax street. between King and Prince, ~
f.. 9 in by rs f. . in.
Nc. 4-Hug!. L>. asm's TWO-STORY g.
BRICK DWELLING and LOT Oh Water E%i
street, between King and Prince, u II. % in. ny
l23 it. ) in.
No. 5-CalcbL L. Richards LOT and TWO
STORY FRAMEDW Filling, on ground HI
rent, on the east side OF Payne street, between
King and Cu.ueron. ID # by 81 #. toa IL IT.
alley.
No. 6-Jno. Summers LOT and COACH a.
FACTORY, on the vast Sida of Pitt street ZIG
between King and Prince. 81 II. in. on Pitt ny
III #. IL II. deep.
No. 7-AnGrew W. Eastlack's TWO a.
STORY FRAME DIV ELLING and LOT, Ei :i
on the north side of Queen street, between
Royal and Fairla.. 45 it. in. by ST #. in, l45
feet y inches north of FAIRFAX street
No. S-Rchard w. Kobinson'e TWO s
STORY BRICK HOUSE and LOT on the Eaa
south side Of Queen street, bet. Alfred and Int
rick, p #: by 100 # deep to an alley Is f. wide
No 9-klchard W. Kobinson's LOT, on the
south side of Queen street, adjoining lot above
mentioned, 70 it. i'll. hy 8 feet in. No house
a more particulsr description Of the property
will be given Oh the day OF sale.
Terms: One-tenth OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash. and the residue in +, II and 10
months the bonds Of the purchaser, with good
security, bearing ntcre.t from the day of sale,
to be taken for the deferred payments, and the
tito to be retained until the entire purchase
money is paid.
lie 5owts {. w. WATTLES, Comm'r.
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.Ti d4tA49h479HfEl Ha} 3ERaafl


hSysrsKy OF NlEHoAM 1iavEIsba4 ws f All
care Of our poor isa question Of 50 much lm;
SrYsyepea lfdssageRopG uass,cessaa fonII
sidcraton. Whether we shall spend one th2u5S.
a 9eas e.hssahgg a b bsSa ay aps ast
s,7Xsessf ailn tsTaqcapfsbs eiE haaSsufrsfiary
is plain to those who habitualiy come IN fon4
ID, 7tao with ssbs, ipaigeet pon I!pherU eHsf i'm
ri fhsmiada )ofrd1at class HR,this doinnihlfy' y
rnivh6ruf,oStAa teou!s1hoise, dthhti slharag Fec
iswo.f bbttu them i'll references to the
ra i'd a s ~ L. $S5s q n Ss
1uoa83e fbis, inference 70 he aIfsn
a"Ean bhansGtD tlaatd thenelis SOME reason Tor
10 this. Seang,o and othosa 1iDtrusted with this
-udiyharhy shpuld' ferret out and 'tedtIfyiit.
b,noIjIsdtb aoiah1tain two ih6rmaries in
CT S ssss5s 81 that bS is RsGpGsss
'' infringement Of the property now used as the
srIiapor >. house, bndhanging the name of that in
s,,lj 'aiBution hsnSsikas its internal management,
so as to adaps' it to greater usefulness? The
writer feels assured in bringing this important
lOO subject forward it will receive from those cnl-
%, powered to act that careful consideration It's
'rD,ifaerits demand A FRIEND TO TIE Poor.
WEI June 3Oth
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
.to97ia R4ir4eit.tiWfsh
AFCFfbH HdIEE.-

Real Estate Agents and Auclloneers.
COMMISSIONERS Sail QF vAL9 y
III ~ RlSI$ Gk nv hi. Ida aI &lShtl Abaa er
~ k Y d Ng tSGsse RsSsStsA o s F "
win Berternl; 1872ThIths suits ~ ReWtos Sganst
Nuwten sha nthefs i'aIudu Phal 's aada illustrator
ayainst @eWten sleN ecutels.aAd others, (consol-
aaS 81 yf a @ as puble Auc
tioh, lin front dfthpJMaR46h House, on Fairfax
street. lin .h esai& citybfAlcxandria, Virginia. On
Nv WEDNESDAY !, lie Both of April, 1878, at II
o'citoc Eki ii. "a TRACT OF LAND, situat" in
the c5uhY of7P rince William, Virginia, on tb"
ing the residue after deducting the purchases of
sng91 trnct I knewn sa DEEP HpLE R6UNf
PLEASA Mt and THE Fla RM which was con-
veyed by Isaac Newton and wife and Samuel
N. Garwood and wife, in trust, to EdW ward /.
Taylou and Presley Thornton Lomax, by doed,
dated May 18th, 1854, recorded in the land re-
cords OF Prince William county, Virginia.
This is II very valuable estate, and has on II
large quantity of eA ccllent timber and valua-
bio FISHERY, known rs Deep Hole, Fa-
citios to market are afforded by the fotomac
river and the Alexandria and Fredericksburg
Railroad, which latter passes through the lands
A plat and survey will 10 exhibited at the time
and place OF sale, ana the tract will be sold CHI
tire or divided into parcels rs may seem to tho
commissioners most advisable.
Terms Of Sale: Enough in cash to pay the
costs of suit and expenses Of sale, and the RESI-
due in three equal annual instalments, with IN
tercst from date tho purchaser or purchasers
giving bonds with approved security, and the
title to be retained to secure tho deferred pay
ments, and the land subject to DO rcsold under
decree in these suits AT purchasers risk, IL case
of failure 10 comply with tho terms OF Sale.
FIR AN CTS l.. SMITH,
EPPA HUNTON,
frb ly-ynyts Commrs. of Sale.
ai."The above sale is postponed until w ED
NESUAY, July I'd, 1873, at tho same hour snd
nIacc ap 3I2awLs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

FARMERS ORANGES. "A meeting of the far
mers of this county was held in this place on
last Saturday, when they were addressed by a
Mr.. f. l.. Ohr, deputy Of the national grange,
in advocacy of the grange organization. Two
oranges were Immediately organized by MIR;
Ohr, one Of Which was named the 'Edgewood
Grange" with Maj. VIM. Taylor as master and
Marshall Mccormick, esq.,. as secretary; the
other "Elmington Grange with A. Moore,
ST., as master, and DR.. &. Lippitt as secretary.
-IMIrke GO1lrier
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(Latc D., Il. & III. K. r.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS.

On and after SUNDAY. May -, -. 49,.
daily passenger trains will riI how..rr IS Asa.
INtfTUN and LINCHBUkG , c!i"rlirs j...,,l.
daily conn"c. ions through between ) EN lul\
aid NEW ORLEANN. III Gordurs, .,", ..,..
ncction IS made with the CH":%lci,nr ST..
Ohio Railroad twice dnily, :1un:!a! r&,. H..
| ed, t" Richmond, Sti.untcD ma the " 81 =.
Lynch burg with Atinntc, MiSsicE'p}! aI.,t tj!,..
| Railroad, for the West ani Southwr't. s,l q.
| Washington, For the NnriI and N"r;i w'.,;
Ioayc W&sliIs ton ,is.iiy ri 1."o'~ "a. ~ -"
D. H., and AlcxaIlri,. ii 80 .:n 49,. ..,,n a
arriving at Lync:burg 81 :. -EJa.ri.a:',: ~ 49,.
Leave Lynchburg Il. {. IL Eli. ard IA l'....
arrive ri Alexandria &. 90 =. N. AZ! 3.,0 .u.
| and At Washington III 20 Il II. and $50 f., 81.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave WM$H.tls. If
daily {cxcciliEg Suis':a3) with main lin" ts...
Of 100 81. H., anu A.c%aG'.rla al 80 i. ..
connect ut StrG5burg FOR Winchester -.
sll points on Baltimore and Dhi" K. L., %l@ ,.-
rive at Harrison ourg ut 3.55 p. H.; th"nc" i
HarlnAn i Cos stage lines To StauI!tpn, !t'n.
Icy Springs, &c, &c.
g.;-- Eas. ward, leave Harrisonburs al $50
M: connect at StraSburg with trains I" MlG ;r'..
Winchester; arrive at Manassas al AS !. H..
connecting with nor.nbcund Mail train t. ! ....
sndris Masking the 500 J.. m. train from Va.
inston or Baltimore, piiludciphia &rd Kew
York.
No train Southwark Sunday night tn! r"t.%
Northwari Saturday night.
Elegant sleeping cars are run cay 'c",~.H
New YORK and Lyrchiu.g, M - wa q
Knoxville, Atlanta ana: Mohii" 10 Nc', 's."st,~
Through ticEnts ana baggage checked |" ~
J. NJ. BRpAnI&,
my Gs--ti Eorcr., Ticket Az.
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DlSO's CURE FOR CUNSUMrTIoA.

For Coughs ard Colds for both old nri ig'.-
aad for Cons,nptivos in both ineipi"nt a''. :. p.
vanced stages Of The disease, V" r"Tc ' y =.
known a remedy to become 50 Rapidly AM ~.
vorlbly known rs the above valuable mel.
Our sales Of il are constantly largely 1HcF',''''.7
and we earnestly recommend Il iria' Of II o. ".
all. :cted with ariy Lung Complaints. v" ""'
always on hand Il large stock, and "r., p''~'', -
nj ,roprictor's loves, rates Print ladr"-t M
matter, with customers card inserted, iIrni''. :
graals to tie trade upon application - me .''''
er-igncd. JANNEl g. =,
c 70 No Ids King ST., A!cIaf!rIa v"
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EV"GOU AN ftTj.

HAVING disposed "f my ltir"''t in III"
III Wood and Coal Yard rn ~ ( sLr,a.s a.
John Leather!nnd, shall c'.G..n.' .'.c wood
and Coal business nj yar!s on III north nno.
south CORNERS OF Union End u .,,ctr 80. where
will always be IN ha:.d II ia, s'.p.., II tie be-.
quality RED aid WHITE AS:l GOALS CT ~
different sizes &C NJ BEnI.AND COAL BY Inc
cargo, car loAd or rcLri.
Also HICKORY, On X ard t.. i WOOD.
The patronage of III o clt.',.s H. "~ 20 t.u!iy So
lcIt,a All orders ,ri: nj u ,r Il the A,''y-
.ndrla Insurance Go 81 81 nI.s .",:r; win
Col. Mnryc, ~ at tHa--i,!t" G-3S&s Drag
Store, corner King nai X ~, +,"..'s "iji &c
promptly a:Lcn!cd u. M,,eh. . ,ri,"t"",!.
y 81: TIltr>. u. filAFF ~.
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lInSsnlss s. R AIhN Lf; A "A. ,.. =,
Through tickets Cr BAi.Tl- s Sss 81 10
MORE, PHILADELPHIA and SEW IuHA
and ali the GREAT WEST are on sa'e Il. -
ticket office, corner King and Union stree. -
the regular through trans leaving at ll.'H" y.
and 6.1O =. nj. BaSgss. checked through 10 IL
North or West j. u. BEOADUS,
NH 29-tf Gen. Ticket Agent
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y-~a POTOMAC
ex.assss &c., TRANSPORTATION LINE,
FUk ALEXANDRlA, WASHINGTON,
GkDEG ETOWN AND POTOMAC RlV-
Et LANDINGS.
The s;,n,ncr EXPRESS, Capt: j. r. Barker,
" IL resume her route on TUESDAY, Feb 70,
,.r."rns Pier No. 10 Light Street Wharf, Bal
;mnr", EVERY TUESDAY, ut p. NJ, for
A'c>.nria, Washington and Gcorg ctown, stop
ping At the following WAY POINTS on tho
l"t.rnac River r,n"y Point Stones Wharf,
C"',rum, lIazclls Wharf, Chaptico Wharf,
'.,l". p"int, Tu!son's Wharf, Sadly Point,
l.:vrr,.nn Point, Stewards Wharf and Lflymont.
EniL-rins, vii leave Sixth Street Wharf,
Washington, EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT al
J.; cork, aad King street wharf, Alexandria,
:; - II III. Saturday morning.
rur ;.,rt.':r Information apply Ia
j. BREEDERS & CO.,
49,, = Il No. II King street, AieaMndria
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90 KING STREET. 81

~ hlNd oIhhEI. 90
Ii a Il d w A x E A n d & u L II Il "
Wholesale and Retail
SP RING IRA d + .-."r the
The subscribers have nov on hand "t| =,
largest md best assorted socks OF s''"I -,
line ever offered by them, when l"SE I'', ,.,,,
viii sell ut prices /? sui: the t%";, pnSy " a1
in part: Builders Hardware; rem t Iovn'' ~.
Table Cutlery Bar It"n' ll0r G",i .n',o a1.~
Rods, Hubs, Rims opoh,es' ''E. nrh Tn:rr
l,oa Chains, Sc. Cali nj 50 King street. corn
Of Royal. ,r,curoN G. san
NH II j. J.. ChEJbIl i'-' - -
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40 K 20 L 4 4 n D 3 OS T O y .

S|ORF FOLK AND BOSTON.
rke steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con-
&c. ~ y: r. rful with tho steamers d.
..., M"T.har.;s and Miners Trans laSssassss.sSs
.u'... Company for Boston, vii leave her
= 1T, So south wharvos, EVERY MON
;:A1 aad I'll u kSDAy ST $50 p, m, for Nor
'..> Returning leave Norfolk on lU ESDAYS,
y j tHInAjS, at ; y. M, stopping at Fort
y ~ ~ :.on, GIyinont, pincy Point, Point
H." HrLt and Fortress Monroe.
III, inc, connecting vi. AlcXaEd-ia with tho
-. y = II nnd w Il Q. Z. Rs, and at Nor
ok with tic Boston Steamers offers superior in
."rn.nut: for the rapid ana careful shipment of
: k.,,!s of freight to Boston. The rates being
Nv, tie attention. OF shippers is particularly di-
r.a,:r,l g. this feature. All freight forwarded
l~"" of commission. and through bills Of lading
y:"cn.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
V. ID. GRONEk, Norfolk, j. Il. WATERS,
G,;UTgrtu"n, or
f. A. REED, Agent Alexandria
DORSEY CLAGGETT, Gen. Agt,
Cor. 18th st. and New York ave,
Washington d. c.
FIRST cAss fare to Norfolk, Sd round trip, Sc
see, r.! c'aS> i're TO Norfolk So; round trip, SIS
1T!
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w S. MOORE,
MACHINIST AND BLACKSMITH
No. IS Union stree,
Ar<,.utiria Va.
Where be is prepared t" fu"'r-n hi! hiads Of
MACul NER1, WkUUhIi Md tt@I
IRON FENCES, sc.
Repairing done with dis;'a:.'' md NJ Fri -
thrt wero charged previous t" tr. "'H". l"n 81
pHILIP PARK,
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second hand. 1T P-i"'s A.: - So. -nn.-.
Agent for WIN. kNA3E u cor ">4!-
VAILED FLAMES, nj la .osy pr 's -:
on ruasurlabie TELLS.
Any piece If M;Isic II. .il.l-,! in -" C:..-!
States will be furi.,si al
A general assortment uf NJ '.scn! tt'"',... VIZ
Over 81 Accnr!e'.!!s. OF "a. hi!..:> A:t i'-.cr=.
Over Is Victims, re nj 81 - c-aL
Fine Guitars, .ruui . - - IS, .;.r.a!'S Ill
tons Patent.
One dozen Bsrj,s, frorn s. - :, SO
Violincelos, Bows, Flies, t!G:es llnc:noacas
Jewsharps, Sc.
Instruction Books for every Instrument.
SPECIALITY. imi":r; ':i-c,'l i~o'n Franz"
the best and cnna pest VIOLIN ~ t'i ia !
STRINGS hcrct,ft,re offered: here, ". ~'."i"-a!c
and retail including GenIIn" ll".ian, f'"nch
and German.
Ms-Pianos, Organs ani all kind. Of MnSicsl
Instruments tuned repaired or ra' kr" ~ which
business [ have had an experience al over ~
years. Pianos in the country atte'':'"i l." lmhzI
John A FIELD
(Successor to William nrkighrn;,'
Manufactures and E-,ler -
CIGARS, TOBACCO. SNIFF, t.sy~::..:s.
&C., DC, de-,
No. fixing STREET.
e'.-aive mo call: :, ian a. 81
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200 TONS SOFT BIZ u 7 AST Elk
To arrive from Windsor, N 5.
For sale by
apl9 HOOE & JOHNSTON.
FISH FISH
100 bbls No. Potomac Herring
80 bhls Family Roe do.
20 bbls -" d"
10 bbls No. Shau
D d" Choice Halifax Split Hcrrng.
90 a" St Georges Bay ID"
10 " Alcwivcs. For sale By
THOMAS PERRY.
jed J. King str"":.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-05

getting in her throat checked her,to death. She
was OF incorporate habits.
Ihe New York Herald's Washington special
denies that the Board of Examiners of the
treasury department resigned on account of
.he failure OF the system of open competition.
oh the contrary, they say the system mas
proved successful, especially in regard to orlgi-
nal appointments and the Board SO stated in
their recent report to the Advisory Board.
The New York Times deems the reported at
tempt of the Arkansas Republicans to eject
Gov Baxter as usurper, 'not only an act Of
bad faith but revolutionary. The Republicans
of the State cannot expect the public to have
any sympathy with a movement which many
among themselves have declared to be Illegal.
unnecessary and disastrous to the peace and
prosperity of the State"
The New York Times does not believe that
the repeal of the increased salary bill by Con-
gress could be accomplished, if it could be
kept free from complication with other uues-
tions. But it is certain to be antagonized by a
proposition to restore the franking privilege, as
the abolition of that privilege was distinct
ly and forcbly urged as one of the reasons
which necessitated an increase of member