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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21
Another Fire.

DETROIT June 2l.-The fire at East Saginaw,
yesterday, destroyed 700, 900 feet of lumber,
some twenty small tenement houses, six resi-
deuces, sweeping about all the buildings on the
square bounded by Washington, Cass, William
aud Hayden streets. Loss 500. 900. Other losses
are in small amounts Total loss $4,000. In
surcd. About twenty families are houselcss.
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The Markets.

New YoAK, June 90 Stocks firm and
strong. Gold steady at l5s. Money easy at BAG.
BALTIMORE, June 2l.-Va. skies, CONSOLIDATE
ed S. West Va. skies lot bid to-day. Cotton
nominal and weak; low middlings l9al94. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet aud uu
changed. Corn-whte Southern scarce at ia
IA; yellow do dull a. 81 !;mixYd Western quiet
at 90. Oats steady aud unchanged; Southern
45a4S; Western mixed 40a43 do. white 44a47.
Rye unchanged. Hay unchanged. Provisions
dull ADD nominal. Western Butter firm; good
to choice lSa2I.
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Illness ofthe Sultan, &c.

LONDON, June 2l.-Aspecial dispatch from
Constautinople to the Daily News saysthe Sui
tan is i'll.
LONDON, June 2l.-Up to noon yesterday,
at which time the Great Eastern was IN latitude
SO, As N, longitude 2S W., 74O miles of cable
had been laid out.
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Crops in Texas.

MOBILE, Ala, June 2l.-The following dis
patch has just been received:
BRENNAN, Texas, June 2l.-The daily rains
for the past month have nearly ruined the crops
in this country. The planters are unable to
keep down the weeds, aud great portion OF
cultivation has been abandoned n consequence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21
The Injunction Against the Street
Railroad.

The reason why it was desired to stop the pro-
gross of the Street Railroad was because Colonel
Clifford was afraid that the tearing up of King
street would interfere with the country custom
of his friend, Mr. SIMON BLONDHEIM, cor
ner of King and Fairfax streets. After consul
tation with Mr. B. the Colonel found that the street
cars far from injuriDg Mr.. BIS. business, would
in the end be of service to it; and our citizens
need now fear no further interruption to its pro-
gress. Jes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21
CANAL M Nj ERCE.
sszTzi;is t s;i:i liz.
ARRIVALS.

AKKINALS.
Boat Dove, to Sinclair Agnew; D l. Taylor
ond ri Rover. to Georges Creek Coal Co; h
NJ SNYDER, Sam'l Swain, Dligent and Ed Null
vany, to Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co;
GnI3fncb, Sam'l Henry, H Dclateld j Swift,
M A Myers. J II Stickney and w J B Lloyd,
~ American Coal Co; F A Mertins Johnny,
VIM Young and E Y White to New Central
Coal 90.
DEPARTURES.
Boats r Cropley, Park Agnew, = ~ byni1
on II Shipey, Blue Bell, Jn0 1d hoohns sun'
Henry, "A j Clark, H Nj Snyder, Jno German
and ii A Myers, for Cumberland
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 81, 1851
ARRIv ED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to + A
Reed She reports passing ten coasters below
Maryland Point, among them the Matte A
Franklin and Il bri e loaded with lumber in the
Kettle Bottoms-all bound up; also that the U
steamer Fro!ic is still aground at Matthias IT,
Steamer Enterprise, Aqua creek to j ID u
Smoot.
S,hr West Denis Boston, plaster, to ii
Lambert.
sAILED.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, to Jos Brodcrs
& Go.
Steamer New York. Philadelphia, by a
Reed.
Schr John Griffith, Jersey City, by Hamp 81
'Schr Bonny Boat Boston, by Amor Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Freddie L Porter fir m Portland for this
port at Vineyard Haven 18th.
Schr w d Hilton, hence at Providence 18th.
Schr VIM Wilson, for this port, sailed from
Providence 18th. ,o,,
Schr A f Kindbelg, hence, at New Haven 18th.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, June2l.-The market
for Wheat is unchanged; offerings Of 400 bush
els new white and % of old. with no sales, and
48 of red, with sales at l42 for med um quality.
Corn is in very light receipt small lot of mix
ed sold to-day ut U.s. Sales of Rye at 90.
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:
LOST .H.ND FOD.fD.

TOJIND-On the streets, this morning,
r POCkETBOOK, containing small sum
of money and other articles Ine owner sn
obtain his property by describing 'ne S"' ;e 81
having for this advertisement Je q
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ladies'. Misses and Chillren's Boots.
Shoes am: Slippers.

dies, Misses and Cnlllrens Boots Shoes and
Slippers, suitable tor spring and summer, em.
brncins nll of he latest styles, which we CONT
IDENTITY believe to be the very best stock. We
solicit purchasers to cal and examine for them
solves. as they will be sold 1T low prices.
ADS w b. WADDEY, "a King st.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, June 18th, at the residence of
the brides father by Rev. DR.. Huntington, Mr.
SAMUEL r. BOWMAN, of Washington.
VIM. N and A. s. Caldwell, of Georgetown.
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Party Missing.

SAN Francisco, June 2O.-Ju5ge c; +.
Hayden, of Arizona, left Camp Mcdowell! May
oath with party of four Americans aud three
Mexicans to prospect along Salt River. They
had eight days provisions only. Nothing has
since been heard of the party, and it is feared
they have been murdered by Apache Indians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21
The Shah of Persia.

LONDON, June 2l.-The Shah of Persia will
visit Woolwich to-day and will make tour OF
inspection of the dock yard, arsenal and Royal
Ara demv
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WASHINGTON, JUICE 81, II a. "a.
For the Middle States, clear weather aud
winds backing to westerly and southeTly. For
the South Atlantic States, light to fresh winds,
mostly from the north aud west, and partly
cloudy weather, with possibly occasional coast
rains
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Steamship Partially Burned.

GLASGOW, June 2l-A fire broke out last
evening on the Cunard line steamship Marathon,
now at this port and the flames were not sub
dued before the vessel had been partially
burned
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ulNr prices 1t


CERTAIN DEATH TO TIE vERMIs.
Kills on touch, destroys eggs and nests; root:
them out Use it and sleep in peace 3 and
80 ,nts. La ~ge bottles the cheapest je3-eolnl
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SDecial Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.
We have Just receveda fresh supply of Gents
extra fine har -sewed Boots, Shoes and Shippers,
OF every description, which we unhesitstingy
recommend TO be the very best on sale in the city.
ans W. b. WADDEY, "A King st.
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Killed withsa Hatchet.

New YORK, June 2l.-Mary Really and
Catharue Green quarelled in third street
tenement house yesterday, when the latter fatal
" Drained the former with Ratchet.
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DIED.

At her residence, in Fairfax county. Va. on
the 18th inst, Mrs. MARY K. CHICHESTER,
widow of Capt George Chichester, aged sixty
three yesrs.-[ Wilmington, Del, and Richmond,
Va papcrs pioase copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21

COMMENCEMENT, ST. JOINS ACADEMY
The Thirty Fourth Annual Commencement of
St. Johns Academy will take place at Sarepta
hall, on "Wednesday next, the 25th lust, at 1
o clock p. NJ. The order of exercises will be as
follows:
!, Sautatory, A Gordon Jones, Alexandria;
2 Reading from LoOgiell9w, lhiawatha's De-
Girls, an Essay, Frauk Byerly, Rockingham
county~Na.; 4, Reading from Tennyson, (The
Lady Clare Albert A. Brager, Alexandria; 5,
Ga the Raging Canal, Narrative, Henry l..
Mathews, Galveston, Texas; 6. Reading from
La Fontaine, (I4a Colombo ct lie Fourmi) Victor
j Becker, Alexandria,; 7, Address before the
Patrick Henry Society, by Charles K Stuart,
ir., of the class of '6S; S, Reading from Doug
las Jerrold, (N1r. Caudle has been to a Masonic
Dinner, Charles p. McQuaide, Harrisonburg,
Va; 9, Graduation and Presentation of Certit-
Gates; 10. Vaedictory Harry Standitord, Alex
andria; IL, Award of Medals and Honors.
At 81 p. m.. the u.ual meeting Of the 80
ciety of Old Students" will be held at the
Academy, aud it will, doubtless be, us usual a
most pleasant reunion.
PUBLIC ScHooL EXAMINATIONS. Tho final
examinations Of the public schools Of our city
will be commenced this week aud continued
next, as follows:
Lee School, white female on Thursday,
the Goth, by MesSrs. Burke, j. S. Beach and
Wheat
Elallowcl School, (colored female on Fri
day, the 9TH lust, by Messrs Addison, Whit
tingtou and Wilmer.
Snowden School, (colorcd male on Monday,
the Goth, by Mcssrs w. +. Carne, Whittlesey
and Snowden.
Washington School, white male, on Tues
day, July LIST, by Messr$. 5. L. Beach, Hop
kins and Neale.
BY an order of the Board, all the pupils are
| required to be present at examination, unless
unavoidably detained at home, uuder penalty
| of not having their permits renewed next year.
PETTY TuEFTs The bakers bread that was
left upon the steps of Mr. Oscar Baegett' s
house 10 Swauns row yesterday morning was
stolen before the servant could come from the
kitchen to take 1t 10.
While Mrs. Zimmerman who lives near the
Stone Bridge weut into her kitchen yesterday
evening to receive milk from the mlkman soule
one eutered the parlor and stole bonnet that
had been left there.
Coal TRADE The amount of Cumberland
coal received at this port during the week end
iug to-day has BEEN By the American Coal
Company, 1924 tons by j. 7. Aguew, 400
tous BY the Ilamp shire 4 Baltimore Coal
Company, 2450 tous. The shipments during
the same period were. BY the American Coal
Company, 4453 tons; by }. Z. Aguew, $500
tons by Hampshire 4 Baltimore Coal Com
pany, 1870 tons.
DIscHARGED.-Ca Eli Petty was brought
before Justices Bell and Whittlesey this orn-
ing on complaint Of the Alexandria Water Com
pany, who charged him with infringing his
privileges as Il water renter by sprnkllug the
streets and cutters iu front of his premises, but
he was discharged and the costs of the case as
sesssed against compainants, who, however, APP
pealed from the decision.
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Financial.

New YORK, June 2l.-Tho weekly bank
statement is rs follows:
Loans, increase, $780, 400
Snecie, increase, 30,7UO
Legal tenders, Increase, O!.2oo
Deposirs. increase, 2,23l 400
Circulation. decrease, $1,000
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ALEXANDRIA BIBLE SocJrry i

ALEXANDRIA BIBLE SOCIETY, ExrcUr,r i,
CoMMl1TEE.-Tbere not being quorum nro.
e T Last night, no business was transacted
hey. Mr. Rowe. the district agent of the VIZ.
gina Bible Society. was present and was az
!ho,lz' d to adopt his own plan for raising funds
N the city for the work in the State. N'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21

FOR RENT-A THREE-STORYB BRICK
Eii:# DWELLING HOUSE and OFFICE No.
lGJ King street, second door west of Wash ngton
street. at present occupied by DR.. Garrett Pos
session given July lst, 1873 For terms apply to
Judge i. Nj. LOWE or H. w. DAVIS.
je lU-eoLJyl
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PERsoNAL.-Captaiu Samuel G,aoo, :.
pointed member of the Council of the Dis
tr'ct of Columbia, vice Daniel Smith roson u,s
Captain Gedney is native Of New Yorl u ani
Tor sometime resident of Alexandria, Va, INV,
has resided 10 Washington for many Years ~ Nv w..
Is the general superintendent of the Wasb;n NE
ton and Alexandria ferry line, and genial wejl
Informed, and enterprisiug gentle man "' "e''
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LOG AL N r " >

CLOSING EXERCISES OF TUE POTOMAC
ACCIDENTAL the closing exercises of the
Potomac Academy, &c. S. Taylor aud J. S.
Black Associate Principally, held at the
school.rooln No. 81 North Washington street,
on the 10th inst, certificates of distinction were
awarded to the following students, viz:
English Braoches-W. q. Ashby, F. 6. Bell
n. T. Burke, j. T. Haxall, Douglas Hooff, q
u. Johnston, F. w. Johnston, A. S. Lloyd, j
Latin-W. G. Ashby, F, G. Bell, J. S
French, jr., J. T. Haxall Douglas Hoof, A
S. Lloyd, h. N. Lloyd, }: Il. McGraw, J.. \
Norton, j. Rosenthal, j. W. Wheat, q. Wash
ington, w. Z. Yeaton, jr.
Greek-DougIas Hooff, A S. Lloyd, w. G.
French-H. R. Dulany, A, S. Lloyd, J.
German-H. R. Dulany, G. D. Fowle, j. S
French, D. Hooff, 6. b. Johnston, G. Il.
Rufiu, j. Roseuthal. W. q. Yeaton, jr
Arithmetic-W. q. A>hby, Jos. Addison,
F. G. Bell, N 4. Burke, j. Buckingham. A.
J. Dixon, j. S. French, jr., A. w. Fleming.
J. 7. Haxall, d. Hootf, q. D. Johnston, J. +.
Johnston, G. G. Johnston, II. N. Lloyd, ). RI.
McGraw, j. K Norton, j. Rusenthal, j. w.
Wheat and &. Washington.
Algebra-H. K. DuIauy, j. S. French, jr:,
d. ioofF, G. D. Johnston, A. s. Lloyd and ).
Rosenthal.
Geometry R. Dulapy, G. D. Fowle, D.
Hootf, 6. ID. Johnston, +. ". Johnston, A.
S. Lloyd G. K. Rufin and W. &. leaton, jr.
Book keeping t. Dulaoy.
Penmauship-Jos. Addison, +: r.. Bell,
A. j. Dixon, G. D. Fowe, j. s. French, j.,
y Hootf, j Rosenthal
Natural Phiosophy-B. r. Dulany. ID.
Hoof A. S. Lloyd, c. Il. Ruthn, N. T. Burke,
II. w. Johnston.
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Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Postoflice
June Il, 1873.
Persons calling for letters will say they are adj
vertised and give the date Of the list.
IF not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21

SHELVES AND COUNTERS OVERFLOW
ING.
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FOR RENT-A COM PORTABLE WO-
Ra STORY DWELLING: Toa go. tenant
The rent will be moderate. Apply on prem
is.s. Isl; King street je l7-tJyl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21

New TUG BoAT-Thc new tug boat, the
Samuel Gedney, noticed 10 yesterday Gazette,
arrived yesterday aud proceeded to Washing.
ton. She left PHILADELPHIA at 10 a. N. on the
morning of the 10Th, passed Point Lookout at
a. N, Yesterday morning, and after touching
at all the principal landings on the Potomac
reached here at 4 D. ~ Her owner, Captain
Spranzey, and some invited guests from Wash
ington and this city, among whom were Capt
Samuel Gedney and Mr.. William Eulwis!c
came around 10 her. and had delightful trip.
Pilots Richard McKenny and Fax Bailey. OF
this city, boarded her at Piney Point. She is
frst-class steam tug, is fitted up 10 beautiful
style, is six feet six inches longer than any
tug now on the river, and has powerful pro-
pelling machinery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21

SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBITION enter
tainment given last night at Sarepta Hall by
the Sunday. school of the NJ. P. Church, con:
sisted of pleasant dialogues fine choruses, well
rendered quarettes, &c, which attracted and
pleased the large audience that was present.
The young ladies displayed very fue declama.
tory powers, and their easy manners and mod
est department. we're admired by all: Mrs.
Darlington" was especially good, and her elo-
cutiouary powers were excellent. The male
participants executed the parts assigned them
with great credit to themselves and added con
slcrably to the pleasures of the evening. This
school is under the management OF Jefferson
lacey, esq, and is 10 very fine and prosper
Gus condition..
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LIST OF LETTERS

There were seven suostrokcs in New York
Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21

LONGEST DAY" This day, 2lst Of June,
is the longest day in the year.
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Jackson, Henry
Livener, Isabella, 2
Little, Miss Jennie
Morton, 4 P
Msnkin. VIM, Jas or Jno
Mann, Thos
Oldham, NJ
Prior. JAS l.
Powell, Jno
Powell, Mrs Jno
Phillip. Marshall
Phillips, j w
Sinlms, w II and j L
Sullivan s. Son, j II
Smoot, Robt
Tholnbs, Fountain
Taylor. James
Thompson, RIch'd
Williams, Mrs M II
w sshington, Miss L
Wright. Jas r
Ware, Miss Jane
Washington, Ellick
Whiting, Albert
N. P. TRIST, p. M.
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UNPRECEDENTED.
UNSURP ASSED.
UNPARALLELED.
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ron s.YLE OK KENT.

,5..s TO LET-The TWO.STORY WARE
.I#sl HOUSE foot of Queen street. on Union st.
Apply ut the office OF the Hamp hire and Bslti-
mara IoL G., ieD
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POLICE HEADQUARTERS The following
cases have been reported at police headquar-
tiers since yesterday James Brown, bailng
from New York, found apparently asleep on
the shed of a house near the Bridge pump
was discharged with an admonition. J. F.
Bolton, haiog from Lyochburg, the same man
who was arrested but discharged two weeks
ago on the charge of completely IN the robbery
OF the store of Mr.. James Smith, found Turk
ing around the Fairfax street depot and arrest
ed as a suspicious character, was sent to the
work house for 20 days. Mary Bright, for
abusing Edmonia wilkins, both colored, was
dismissed as the charge was withdrawn. A
warrant was issued by Justice Beach for the
arrest of James W. Davis, who was charged by
his wife with desertion, with threatening, to
assault and beat her, and breaking into her
house. James Brown, for insulting ladies Oh
Vinegar Hill was fued aud discharged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21

Dark Goods. White FeSts,
Light Goods. Cuta"ay.
Black Goods. White Vests,
White Goods. Cut Straight.
Alpaca Coats. Wnite Ve,ts,
Serge Costs, Hihgle-DreasIco.
Poneee Goats. White Vrsts,
Mans Cloth Coats. Double. breasted
Spersucker Coats. White Vests,
Drap de etc Coats. vi Marseiiles.
Linen Goats. Whltc vests,
Duck Conts. Of Duck.
White Suits. White Vests.
Linen Suits or Diagonal Linen.
Cashmere Suits w mite csts.
Dress Suits. vi IAN Liheu.
Suits for the CITY. White Vests,
Suits for the Springs. Of every sort.
Suits suitable for any purpose.
ALLAT PRICES THAT CANNOT POSI-
BLY, BE UNDERRATED.
AN EARLY CALL
FOR FIRST SELECTIONS.
liable BROTHERS,,
Fashionable Tailors,
Corner Seventh and D cts, Washington, D. G.
Washington, D. c., je 14eotAo
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&c. FOR RENT-A three story BRICK
Ml HOUSE. No. IS Columbus street, between
Prince and Duke, with gas and water in bed
rooms. For terms apply to
JOHN Y. EVANS,
IL 10 No - ROYAL street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21

NEW WHARF.-The first new wheat offered
10 this market this season was lot of 400
bushels river white, received by Messrs. Beck
nam, Delapane 4 Co., and by them offered on
C IN tins morning The quality of the sam-
s sas, vas good aud $3.50 per bushel was of.
~, ,uteu anu 81 refused, for the lot. The first new
G ~. oAetea last year was lot of "a bushels
Sn June 24'h by Me<srs &. II. Robinson r
son 80 and Was sold at $3.50, for ''rood'' sam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21

The MARKET this morning was we'll supplied.
The butchers had good fresh meats at former
prices. Vegetables are quite abundant. New
potatoes SO cents per peck; green peas 20 cents
per peck; snap beans so cents per peck; beets
4alO cents per bunch; early york cabbage lOa
70 cents per head; cucumbers from to 4 cents
apiece; lettuce 2a4 cents per head; onions 2a5
cents per bunch. Butter (tresh) 25a30 cents
per ID; eggs % cents per doz. Strawberries
Iiew and inditferent) l0al2 cents per box;
cherries Ial5 cents per quart currants Is cents
per box. Sturgeon 4a5 cents per ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-21

FOR RENT-The convenient and elligi-
H$i bly, located THREE-STORY DWELLING
HOUSE and STORE No. III King street; gas
and water on the premises. Possession given on
the 18th of June Enquire of j. TACEY, At
The Farmers and Mechsnics' Savings Bank.
nv Gift
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PUR.vISHl!rG GOOUS.

IMMENSELY NJ AGNIFIEDl
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HOUSE FOR RENT ON PITT ST.,
H$i with double paror, dining room, kitchen
ANA pantry on first floor; five chambers in the
second story, with good cellar and yard. Gas
and water fixtures House IN good condition.
Rent moderate to II punctusl tenant. Apply TO
b F. PRlCE, No. 7S. Columbus ST. je l4-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT CHEAP-A large
H#i two story FRAME HOUSE, with STORE
kO M attached, ut Herndon station, Fairfax CO.,
on the Washington and Ohio K. r., within onn
hours ride of the city. Garden spot, containing
II acres. Terms easy. Address or inquire for
G. NJ. WHIPPLE, TO 18th St., bet u and ii,
Washington, D. Z. my EJ-lm
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liable BRO III f RS,
Washington, D. G.
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FOR kENT-The T Il Il h f. S TO Y
ui BRICK HOUSE No 40 south Washington
street. Possession given 1T once Apply to
my2O +. J. LLOYD 1874 Queen st.
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BRICK DWELLING FOR RENT-Tho
I:a Brick Dwelling No. ~ south Washington
street, near the corner of Duke Possession CIV
en- lst Of April. Apply to GREEN y Wise,
Real Estate Agents NH l9-eotf
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STOREHOUSE, ON KING STREET,
H; FOR RENT.
The large store house No. II King street. now
occupied Dy Beckhaln, Dcapano u Co., will bs
lor rent after the 18th of February This is
thought /" be one Of the best stands in the city
for n grocery or commission business. Apply to
No. " King street.
f.h7 ROBERT L. WOOD.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-05

MIXED TRAIN will leave Del
mar at IS 7. ". Laurel 3.l2 Seaford, 3.43
BridgesIlle, I 20 Greenwood, 4.40; Pennington
i.55; Harrington, $40; Dover, q. 30; Clayton,
S.55 Middciown, T3a. Arrive at Wilmington,
300 Philadelphia, ! l.3o Baltimore $50, r.
NJ
Southwark, will leave Phila. at II. 80 r. N.
Baltimore, T.3o; Wilmington, ~. SIS New Cas-
ilc 20; Middle,own, 22i; Townsend, 23s
Clayton, 3.05 Dover 3.J2 Wyoming. 3 SO
FELTON,, 4.0ai Harrington, All Farming ton,
i5l Greenwood, sos Bridgcville, 8. 20; Sea.
ford, jlT Laurel. ell Delgiar, 0 30
The mixed train will he run subjcc, TO DELAYS
incident to freight business. and will stop only
4, stations where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington aad Phila.
delpha at I 80 A. ". Leave Philadelphia
l2liP. II. aud Wilmington, las r. NJ. for
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Ali,ional 10 those above. leave SMYRNA for
Clayton II 30 \. VI ani 30 r. NJ leave CLAYTON
Tor SMYRNA 10 A. NJ, and 200 z. NJ, leave
10 make connection with trains to and from DO.
yer, and Stations south.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Kent County and
Quccn Annr's Kent Railroads At CLAYTON,
with Nh, and br Il r. At Harrington witt,
), u. L. II. Al Scafnri with Dprresi,r and
Delaware e. At pelmnr. with Eastern Shof,
Il Il and icomico aud Pocomokc Il, r.
May so-iy II krNNEY. superintendent
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-05
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