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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18

To SPIRITUALISTs AND OTHER Liberal.
IHINRERs.-A full supply Of Spiritualist and
Reform Books kept constantly for sale al SHOWS
Liberal and Reform Bookstore and General
Pacific Agency, 3ls kearny street. mp stairs,
near Bush. Also Adams & Co.'s Golden Pens,
Orton's Anti-TobaccO Preparation. and Spcnce's
Positive and Negative Powders. All goods sold
At Eastern prices. Remittances in United states
paper currency received at par Circulars and
catalogues mailed free. Address Herman
snow, L. %. Box liz, san Francisco, Cal. y2nli
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To San Francisco and the East.
VIA
RAILROAD AND o. & C. STAGE LINE
TO San Francisco in 50 Hours
Only o15 Miles Staging !

TOURISTS should bear in mind that this
Il Route passes through the Garden OF the
Pacific Coast. The wild picturesque scenery
this line.
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For the very best photographs, go to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
EJ- ASCEND IL THE ELEVATOR, is9 Mont
gomcry ST., san Francisco.
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THE OREGON CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE : lS7a
" and until further notice, will rum Freishf
and Passenger Trains from
PORTLAND TO ST. JOSEPH
Connecting at Cornelius with Stages for Forest
Grove; at St. Joseph for all points south and
West - Lafayette, McMinville, Amiiy, Mon
mouth, Independence, Buena Vista and Cor
wallis.
EEAYE ARRIVE
Portland-.-.-..S:O0 A. NJ ~. Joseph h--.ll.l0 A. NJ
St. Joseph-ll:O 4. N Portland ...-....2:sl +. N.
&c Passengers received at Fourth street sid
ing on giving signal 10 the train.
Freight received At the Portland Warehouse
and Dock Co.'S Wharf. and will not be received
tor shipment after 5P. N. II. THIEISEN,
]. GASrON, GenI Sup't.
Freight and Passenger Agent. %
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE COMPRESSED AIR POWER Co

OwN THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT UNDER
" the original Patents of Dr. VIM. A. Royce,
Horace II. Day and others, for the inventions
for the COMPRISING OF Air, TO be stored and
transmitted for power, adapted for Tunnelling,
Mining and Rock Drilling purposes. The Com
pany has every facility for supplying the pat
ented apparatus, and can issue rights 10 others
to make and use the inventions throughout the
United States. sB- All other Machines for
COMPRISING and Storing Air for the Transmits
sion Of power are Infringements.
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RUSS HOUSE,
FRONT STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON,
THOS. RYAN. Prop.
Most COmmodious Hotel in the State.
Board ana Lodging per week, 81 90 TO s. 90.
\ Carriage to and from the House Free. 2E
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NOTICE.
OREGON & CALIFORNIA r. r.

A DAILY SPECIAL EXPRESS TRAIN
n viii commence running on Sunday, June
:, ls13, between Salem and Portland, stopping
At Milwaukee, Oregon City, Aurora and Ger
vais. Time As follows:
LEAVE ARRIVE
Salem...-...-.--:lj \. NJ. Portland......S:f A. ".
POrtland--....-..i:ij r. VI. Salem. ---...T:l5
2JO J.C. HILDRETH, GenI Supt.
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Harper's Weekly.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
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On WATCH WORK At REDUCED RATES,
q III Ar
g. ST. LOUIS
No. l2S First St, bet. Ysmhill and Morrison.
Prices for Repairing American watches:


A LII KINDS OF IEWELRY AND DIA-
~ mOnd Setting to order. Also Enameling.
Engraving. Gliding and Silver Plating neatly
done at G. ST. LOUIS, Manufacturing Jeweler
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NEW TO-DAY.
OREGON 4 CALIFORNIA RAILROAD CO

No. 20 TINE SCHEDULE. NO. %
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IO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE ah,
Il 1873, AT > A. M.-for the government and in
formation OF employees only: the Company re-
serve the right 10 vary therefrom as circum-
stances may require
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-24
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAzETTE.]
From New Work.

New York, June 24 The Board of Health
is busy providing against a visit of the cholera.
The streets are hcing ds;ntcctcd, residents III
damp cellars are compelled to find less I'M
healthy houses, and The owners of houses occu-
pied by tho poorer classes are instructed to
abatc existing nuisauccs and take precautions
against the occurrence Of others.
Thomas Russell, commissioner from Australia
and New Zealand In this country for some time,
has sailed for Europe, having accomplished his
mission, which was to contract for the establish
meut of Il line Of first class steamers between
San Francisco, Honolulu New Zealand and
other South Pacific Islands.
At & special meeting Of the Association Don
nmumua, an Italian society, last evening, rcso-
lutions were passed calling upon the American
government TO stop the inhuman traffic in
Italian Children The other Italian societies
arc expected to unite III this call upon the
government.
Besides Thomas Cowan, the party arrested
this morning for frauds upon the city, are
Phincas T. kingsland and two minor politicians
named Roe aad Mnnast.
In the General Sessions Cur! Frank Q nellie
was sentenced to ten years Imprisonment for
highway robbery.
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Search s1r isaG E,0snr:S.

New YoRk, June 2l-'i'hn .junata will
sail to day on !. voyage in search OF the PolariS
She has ;;Gl tons 81 coal and an abundance If
provisions as it 5 intended that she shall sup
ply both the pulars, Il found ana the T!:,rcss,
which will lonw the JHnlata july The lth.
Besides her own launch she carries Il large
steam launch for seventy men, ali parts OF
which are duplicated rs . s"cnn may be CON
strllccd il necessary. The .luiiata will stop at
ST. Johns Tor cnal IN the way - Disco, where
it is hoped The loilriS, or tidInsS "t her viii be
found,
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE ADVERTISER.

New Books AT TIE LIBRARY The fol-
lowing books have been lately added to the
Library, viz: My Novel, by Bulwcr; Eugne
Aram, by Bulwcr; Rienzi. by Bulwer; Guy
Langton Parsonage, by Irollopc; Monte Cristo,
by Dumas; Sam Sick, by Halliburton; japhet
in Search OF aFather; Horse shoc Robinson by
Kennedy; O!d Curiosity Shop, by Dickens;
Kate Kennedy; The Man without Shadow;
Heir Of Red ClifFe. by Miss Yongc; While |
was Girl; Lnuie's Last Term, Round Hearts,
by author Of lsutlcdyc; The Story l.innic Told,
by f. Prcntiss.
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Tine "ssissg Gsiic!:s;s-"

NEW York, June 24.--Warrcats for the ar
rest Of the late ring officials recently indicted
have been placed in the hands Of SupcriHtcll-
dent Matscl', and will probably be served to-
day.
New York, june 81 Assistant District
Attorney Alien placed warrants yesterday for
the arrest Of the ring nfria's rcccnty Indicted,
in the hands Of Superintendent MatSctl This
morning Thomas Cowan, an OK alderman, ap-
pcarcd at the District attorneys office in custo-
dy of Captain Irving. ii" WAS taken intn the
Court Of Oyer and Trrnincr to give bail. II is
expected that other arrests will Immediately
follow
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, June H.-Stocks dull Gold
quiet ut Is! Money easy at 4nG. Flour steady;
moderate inquiry. Wheat without decided
change. Corn irmer.
BALTIMORE, juno 2l-Virginia skies, old,
SO; Virginias, consolidated, SAY; West VirginiAs
10 bid to-day. Cotton quiet ard steady; low
mrddlings 19ul?i. Flour dull and heavy; prices
unchanged. Wheat quiet and stondy. Corn
firm, except yellow white southern 12aij; yell
low Southern 81 mixed Western G0aGH!. Outs
frmer; Southern 46n5O; Western mixed AZ; do.
sylvania lS.S20 Provisions dull md weak
Western Butter market bare; wanted; choice
Nla22
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e'n4ni ss;a;srA:ssa NnHEsactNt.

SrnESn"rAnr, ~ T., June q IN" "x-
press ,rnia from the West ou rac NV York
Central Road, due here at $40 =. m, ycs"r-
day ran into lrrigh: train stil:,llns on 4 side
track one nile west 81 thi:; ely. dcn"li;hlig
several freight ears and the engine Of thc pas.
scngcr uain and killing Roman li;ur!in and
severely iujuring James Wyckrs, both brake
men, who we're IN the c,lroSc Of the freight
train. The engineer aaa frrmcn Of the pas
Scugcr train received slight injuries. No other
narsnn WAS hurt
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vhc sya7wortFs Murder TrEag.

New York, june 24-'rhc WaIworth muir
der trial opened this morning The court was
crowded. Young Waworth 5 mother and two
of his younger brothers sat near him; also Rev.
Mr. Back housc. a Presbyterian minister, and
the hu ,Dand of Mrs. Walworth's sister. Sew
cral friends of the i;,n,y We're also in the court
room. The work Of getting jury has b1cn
oo,nmnncn1
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The injunction Against the street
3saiEg9aI.

The roAson why it was desired TO stop the pro-
grcss 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 frieHd Mr.. SIMON BLONDlIElM. cor
ner Of King and Fairfax streets. After consul
taton with Mr. B. the Colonel found That thestrcct
cars far from injuring Mr.. BIS. business, would
in the end be of service To it; and our citizens
nccd now lcar no further interruption To lis pro-
gross. j" "
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by L.. I'D. Harrison, AuctiOnccr.
IHlSll WHARF FOR RENT ATAUCTlON

Viii be rented for cash. TO tho highest bidder,
on SATURDAY, June 18th, 1873, ut II o clock
NJ, III front of the Market Building, on Royal
street. the CORPORATION FISH WHARF.
Subject To the same condition and restrictions rs
!l,.ve been heretofore imposed. Possession z wen
July LIST. kcnt To expire February lst, 1874.
JOSEPH HOPKINS,
jc 2l-td Chairman Com. Pub. Property.
A GOOD INVESTMENT-ATT
IN CAPITALISTS-BUC WOOL
EN- MILLS PRINCE WlLLIAI COUNTY,
VIkGINIA, Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue of decree Of Fauquicr County
Court. pronounced on the LIST day of March,
1873, in the cianccry cause therein pending
styled ''Cumpbcll vs.. luntnn ct ais. )" tho un-
drr,ignrd, special Commissioners, appointed for
that ptlrpuSu will cXpu-c u sale, NJ public Allc-
ton, to the highest bidder, or SATURDAY,
July 9TH, 1875, nj tho front door of the Court
IIoIsc in the town of Warrentpn, county of
F;,uq,lir" State of Virginia. that Valuable Mill
ind Mill property attached thereto, known rs
Tile DUCkLAND WOODEN MILLS"
stu led ut Buckland, in the county Of Prince
William.
These Mills arc upon Broad Run, only few
miles distant from Gainesville, u station upon
the MANASSAS Division of tho Washington Guy,
Virginia Midland and Great Southern Railroad,
(rnrnerly the o., y. s. NJ. Il. b. ind contain
ONE HUNDRED AChE.o OF LAND.
The buildings consist of FL + tjJ TEN Una Una
GREENHOUSES and Factory Buildings. .Assal
The Factory is ready for work, and has III IL the
very best and most improved machinery; the
water power AS good rs can be found in Virgin
it, and the location in every respect desirable.
lmpital invested in these Mills, propcr y mar,-
aged, must pay handsomely.
Terms Of Sale: Ten per ccntum of the pur-
chase money in cash; The residue in orr, Two,
three and four years from the day Of sale; tho
purchaser to execute bonds, with approved per-
SonuI security, bearing interest from dnto for
the deferred instruments ltlo retained until tho
Inst payment Is m.dc, and the property aluro-
SAID subject Ia resale at the risk ul the purchaser
Sioul,! hc i:,i t. comply with the terms OF sale.
ErPA II UNION,
HUGlI Il. GARDEN,
L. ia LOk SCOTT,
Wurrcuton En ia .-eoLs CONS. oil Sale.
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Confederate ARMY :sEia Navy.

BALTIMORE. juno PLAT special meeting
of tho members OF the soccty OF tic army and
navy of the Confederate States, held II ltaln"s
Hall last evening. General Isaac Il. Trlmhle
read lengthy and interesting paper prepared
BY himself on the movements Of the ConItdcr-
ATE army prior to and during the battle Of
Gettysburg. Trimbic commanded Cnnlcd-
crate division at the battle OF Gettysburg: The
handling of the Conftdcra;cs by Eweli and
Longstrcct was criticised and condemned.
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ISy Green a. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers
A UCTION SA LIE OF V a l. u A Is i +
n HOUSEHOLD AMP KITCHEN FUR
NlTURE.-Will be sold, By public auction, on
FRIDAY, the 9th day of June, 1873 ut No:
2S6 south side Of King street, between Henry and
Fayrttc q valuable assortment Of HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting Of
Psrlor and Chamber Sets. Tables, Chairs, Car
pets valuable Rose wood Piano, &C., Sc. Sale
10 begin ut ten O'clock II. NJ. Tcrms-Cash on
delivery. GREEN s WISE,
Ia DTS for tho owner
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voss,cee sVarc2,yrrss Burned.

CINCINNATI juno 24.-Thc tobacco ware
house OF Dr. Il. H. W. Thomas, OH the souli,-
erly outskirts OF Covinglon, Ky, containing
about 400, 900 pounds Of tobacco, loose and in
hogshcads, was burned early this morning. The
tobacco was valued at about $4,000; insured
for $40, 600, mostly in local companies. The
building was valued III $4,000 aud was unin-
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s.os,tapnnus Combustion.

READING, PA, June PA fire broke out
here about one o clock this morning in the
main building Of J. Thomas Jackson's rope
walk, destroying it, coal shed and about two
hundred feet of rope walk. The fire originated
in the third story from spontaneous conlbus-
ton. Loss 100000; insured for $4,000 III
local companies
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-HFGTTDr Stiles.
y ENTING OF MARK EFT STALLS.

The BUTCHER and IIUCkSTER STALLS
contained in the east wing Of the Market Build
ing will be rented at public auction, on WE'D
NESDAI, June 18th, 1873 at 10 o clock a. M,
subject to same conditions and restrictions rs
were imposed in the former renting Possession
given July 1st. All persons owning sheds on
the Market Square are hereby notified to remove
the same by July Sd, 1873.
r. S. ASHBY,
10 10 Ct Secty Comm rs. Sinking Fund.
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The New Cable.

LONDON, june 24.-rhe following dispatch
has been received here:
''SrnAMslIlp GREAT EASTERN,
lat 8. 50; long. 39l2.
juno %, noon.
Up to this hour l,2l nautical miles o.! cable
have been paid out.
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yynets,er Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, June q, Ii a. N.

WASHINGTON, June q, Il a. N.
For the Middle States, light to fresh winds
shifting to southerly and westerly; WIN ram
areas during the day from New I ork to c;aSlct =,
Maryland. For the Southern states cast o.
the Mississippi, light TO fresh v;r'anie WINGS
and clear or partly cloudy weather.
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S's,S5cr:a.

EVANSVILLE, June 24.-'ihc report OF the
health officers show that thirteen eases oi cl'ol-
r. have occurred in this city since the disease
first appeared, two weeks ago An 'uv',AlSa-
ton shows that there have been several deaths
out uf the above humber.
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fs:smie of the Month.

Oduriforous SOZODONT renders the mouth
enchanting. 1t is composed of rare antisrpti1
herbs, and impnrLs wilderness 10 the teeth, II de-
licious ilowcr-like ARENA to the BREATH and pro-
serves intact from youth to ago, the teeth. jc2
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Incorrect.

LONDON, june 24--Thc dispatch from Car
ain Yesterday announcing that the Butte docks
were burning was incorrect. me hre was III
the immediate vicinity of the docks.
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eas.nn Fire Department.

.BnsToN, June 2t.--Thc Boston Board OF
Aldermen have passed an order for the ,pnrr,
chase Of four new steam fire engines, on" hook
ouj ladder truck and several hose carriages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-24
President Grant.

New York, June 26. "A Long branch dis
patch says the report that President Grant is
III is entirely without foundation. Last even
inc he drove out and is in excellent health.
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PERSONAL Thomas n. Latham, esq, OF

I. PERSONAL. -Thnmas n. Latham, cSq'' Oh
Fauquier, formcr State Senator, whose hea''il
became SO impaired as to require protractcu
visit to the North, has returned, and MS nu'
mcrons friends will be glad to learn, has fully re,
covered, and is in the enjoyment OF renewed
vigor. Mr.. H., 10 his own county, ami wherever
known, is held in deserved high rcpute.
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Spcciaf Notice.
MARRIED.

At the Baptist Church, in Wnrrnnton, on til"
18th Instant by Rev. }. L. Carroll, assisted 10y
Rev. II. L. Wycr, Mr. ROBERT FRAZER,
Principal of fauuuicr Female Institute, and
Miss A. FLORENCE, sccond daughter of John
A. and Susan K Spilmnn.
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Ladies'. Misses and sIliiArem'S sOOfS
Shoes ana SiippCrN.

VIC are this day receiving full line OF La
dies, Misses and Chidrcn's Boots, Shoes and
Slippers, suitable for Spring and Summer en-
brncing All of The latest styles, which we conf
IDENTIFY believe to hc the very best stock We
solicit purchasers to call and examine for them.
selves as they will be sold ut low prices
an 8 W. b. WADDEI, ii King st.
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SUGARS-4 hhds V. p. and z. Il. Sugar
~ received to-day 10y
je 10 j. G. MILBURN.
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ANTHRACITE Coal TRADE.-Thr Philadelphia
Ledger in its weekly statemcot Of the anthracite
coal trade says: ''Tne coal trade continues quite
active and prices arc steady. The operators nc
knowlo,Igea fair supply OF orders Tie wages
paid for June will be on the s. 81 basis At Port
Richmond for the week ending with the 2l>t IN
st,nt the receipts of coal were 5T,GCi tons, tho
shipments j9,U UO tons, leaving luS,uU tons on
hand.
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FOR EENT-A three story BRICK
Hill HOUSE, No IS Columbus street. between
Prince and Duke with gus and water in bed
rooIis. For terms apply 10
JOHN r. EVANS
in 10 No - ROyal Strnrt
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COMM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, juno M.-Reccipti OF
Wheat continue very light, with no change in
the market; small lot ofvery good red changed
hands to-day at 142 Corn is firm; offerings OF
2l0 bushels mixed, with sales st So. Offerings of
Oats and Ryo arc light, WITH sales of the former
ut 50 no sales of tho latter reported.
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Ss:ggg.!s To LET--Thc TWO-STOkY WARE
.a .ra HOUSE foot Of Queen street, on Union st.
Apply ut the Office OF the HampshIrc and Bslt-
more Conf Co. il 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-24

So HOUSE FOR RENT ON PITT ST,
h:a with double pnrlor, dining room, kitchen
and pantry on lirSL loor five chambers in the
second story, with good cellar and yard. Gas
and water fixtures. House IN good condition.
Rent moderate To II punctual tenant. Apply 60
B. Il. PEICE, No. :. Columbus st. ic l4-tf
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pOkT OF ALEXANDRIA,, JUNE n, 1878
SUN RosE......... 40 NOON RIsEs........ D
SUN SETS. ......... I.2b
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,,1 Inc lear Of cholera and other causes, has
I;a, lhe effect of reducing tho prico of some
Alids ofycgelables
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60 FOR RENT-The convenient and cllig-
S:S bly, located THREE-STORY DWELLING
HOUSE ana STORE, No. IN King street. ~,
and water on the premises. Possession given on
the 18th of June. Enquire Of }. TACEi, ri
The Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank.
my 1l-tf
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iNfRuN EMENrS Among ibn r,.uy i'm proy.

'N''s"' ENENIs. -Among The many improve
a I"'n'S IN the way of new buildings now going
va III Tins cl'y, may be mentioned the erection
E;;n q new three story house by Mr.. Acton On
Nils street; the erection of fnur stores at the
1907 n, "i Cameron street by Mr., Cazrnoye; the
building OF new house by Mr Evans on tho
corner OF Wolfe and St. Asarh streets:the build
ing OF new framed house near Mifflcton' $
I I"v" .'s'"r'' improvement to the Marshall
,h" ITv, it-ercc;l"n of Christ Church rcctory;
H., W. I'''Hi''S OF new three story brick house
,y w. W.T.. N"rlnl'r, near the Henry street depot;
WV, WV. new 'r'cS houses by Mr.. Lambdin on Fa.
iL, M street. between Cameron and Queen;
o c''sS story brick honsc by MIR. Thomas Lannon
C I r"'r.h iItt street, and sieeplc for Grace
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Dar; Goods White Vests,
Light Goods. CutAw'y
Bnck Goods White Vests,
White Goods. Cut Straight.
AluAcn Costs White Vests,
Serge Goats. Singc-brcaStcd.
pGnrne C,nts. White Vests,
Mems Cloth Co"ts double brcnstGd.
Sccrsuckcr Coats w hLc vests,
Dram de etc Cnuts. OF Maraclcs.
Linen Go It's. W hltc vests,
Duck Coats. vi DUCK.
White Suits. White vests,
Linen Suits. or Diagonal Linen.
Casino Suits. White Vests
Dress Suits nf l'l,.in Linen.
Suits for the City. White "~ts,
Suits for the Springs oi every SORT.
Suit; sutsblr for amy purpose.
ALI AT PRICE; THAT ChN NOT POSI-
Bl.Y BE UNDEKRAT'ED.
NN '''>'S' " FOR FIR%THELECTIONS.
liable BROTH Frs, ..
Fashionable Taiors,
Corner Seventh and d SITS, Washington, d. c.
Washington, D. G, ie ii c"thS
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Ora PES !

6 kArES' GRAPES
/ wish to sell the CROP OF GRAPES of this
season from $500 nIl-bcaring healthy vines
Varieties: Concord, ives Seeding, Hartford
Prolific, Clinton, CrcrcIing and Cntawh:l The
purchaser Gun buy them on wines, or would
pick them and believer them ut Il station near
the Grapcry to go up or down The railroad. For
particulars apply 10 JOHN j. II. STRAlTll,
Charl,.stown, } i"rson co., w. Va. je lin
NHAMBERMAiD WANTED Wanted, n
~ good CHAMBERMAID y whit" woman,
well Recommended, can obtain u permanent sit
uation and gooi wugcs-nunc others need apply.
jn 24.3t CARR " BARRETT. City ll"trl.
TNGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES, Whites
u Tooth Powder, Thu:st,ns ditto, Lyons
Tooth Tablets and Tooth Soap, received and
ie24 E.s. LEADBEATER 6 BRO.
T EADBEATEES EXTRACT JAMAICA
il GINGER q very desirable remedy for the
summer scason--a lursc supply just prepared
and for sale by w
ic4 Il. S. LEADEEATER Sc BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-24
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WAY AND EVENING EXCURSION.
COMBINATION OF THREE SUNDAY
SCHOOLS,
THURSDAY, JUNE PC.
METH FPIS. CHURCH SOUTH, NJ EEL.
CHAPEL SCHOOLS,
On the large and elegant steamer ENPRESS,
to srend the day ut NJ MARSHALL HALL.
The boat will start from the foot Of King st.
at about a. m, returning in the afternoon say
ut six o'clock, and about halt-pest seven Will
start on the evening excursion, going down the
river about thirty miles.
Tickets to be had ut the stores of Mcssrs. VIM
L Padgett and r. L. Wood, of Henry Hoogc
1T the Planning Mill, of Rishci!l & uo"gc, or I"
any Of The teachcrs Of the schools. je 2-4t