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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-12
Cooks. MAGAZINES, &C.

TIE American Journal of Education fo- June
Il received. Ii is filed, rs usual, with peril
nent, practical and interesting articles on ques-
lions pertaining To schools, teaching, and edu-
cational interests generally. All school teach
crs, educational boards, and others who feel an
interest in education, should take tho Journal.
Terms, 81 80 IL year. j. Il. MEIwIN, Editor,
ST. Louis, Mo.
PErrRsoN's MAGAZINE for July Is already on
our table, and us beautiful and fresh rs the roses
of summer. 1t has II graphic steel engraving,
entitled ''The Torn TrOusers:" = superb,
double-sized, colored fashion plate; about fifty
other illustrations, in the shape of wood engrav-
ings; and some OF the best original novelties
and stories We have ever read, among them the
continuation Of Mrs. arm 5. Stephens power
ful story, 'The Marriage Certificate" \ new
volume begins with the .uly number, so that
now is an excellent time TO subscribe. ''Peter-
son's'' is PROFESSIONALLY the cheapest and best
of the ladies' books. 1t leads all others in its
fidelity 10 the fashions, and in the beauty OF is
year, and TO clubs it IS cheaper still, viz: 4
copies for So. so, Or @ copies .or 81. 90, and an
extra copy gga,is 10 the person retting up the
club. For larger clubs the iadacei:lentj ere even
greater, u premium engraving being gwen, In
addition to an extra copy; IN short, better than
those offered by any other magazine. Speci-
mems are sent gratis, IL written for, to persons
wishing 10 get up clubs. Address CHAs. J. Pc
-ilSoS, 30 Chestnut street, PhlldelphIA, Pa.
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Pianos Gni C-ccns.

Quite frequently, parties desire 20 buy
musical instruments, VIXEN they a-e
deferred frcm 50 doing By re f:c. tint
i: IS nc. conveniea: 20 raise a. once
from $500 TO 1900 cash. To overcome
this difficulty and place frs. c,gss rcu-
steal instruments within TIE reach CT al,
Mr. Powell Crosby, Al Frcncls street,
st. Joseph, No, has adopted the p!&n Of
selling Gu easy n:ort!ly payments. And
when we take into account TIE fact th.t
he deals in such instruments IS (. 2.
Needham & Sons "Silver Tongue or
gans, and Eme-son's piano, people may
rest assured that he mean business.
None can DO better than to correspond
with Mr.. CCoSley before purchasing.
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Shall We Celebrate?

Several citizens having indicated 4
desire to have q picnic or some other
appropriate demonstration on the Fourth
of July in this vicinity, it has been
deemed advisable to call u meeting OF
citizens at the Courthouse tomorrow
Saturday evening at s o'clock, to take
into consideration the ACCESSIBILITY, prac-
ticab;lity &c. Of observing the Fourth at
Savannah. Let every patriotic citizen
lie on hard.
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The Hog Case.

This suit vas brought in the Justices
court n year ago against Sena Free
(colored) for the recovery of certain
hogs in her possession, but claimed by
plaintiff, (Thos. Nance, who has since
died, the suit being prosecuted by Mrs.
Nance, misunderstanding. There are sew
en- hogs in dispute, the estimated value
last year being fourteen dollars. The
suit in the Justices court was decided in
favor of the plaintiff. The defendant
appealed, and at the December term of
Circuit Court the jury failed to agree.
On Saturday last the case came up
again, when the jury returned a verdict
for the plaintiff. An application was
made by defendant for new trial, but we
are not informed whether the application
was granted or not. We are informed
that the costs Of the suit, including law
yers' fees, already foot up owe three
hundred dollars, besides the loss Of time
of the contestants in attending the
suit. This is another example of What
is to be gained by "going to law"
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Personal.

II. G. Shedr!ck, Esq, returned last
Saturday morning from 4 visit to friends
in Chicago and northern Indiana. Dur
ing his absence he was compelled to
have another surgical operation per-
formed on his arm, an account CT which
| we Gull from the South Bend Daily Irib-
unc: .'Drs. Ham & McAlister were called
on Friday night to attend Henry e.
Shedrick, of Savannah. Mo-, who is visit
inc friends at Crum's Point, to stop a
secondary hemorrhage of branch ofthe
brachial artery. He was wounded in
the left arm near the shoulder, at Chic
amagua, and about ten days since, before
he left Savannah, he underwent a srrgi-
cal operation forthe relief ofthat injary.
Shortly after his arrival here tie bleed
ing commenced, rendering further atten-
ton necessary. TIE ilow was checked
by fastening the vessel with a ligature
above the point of bleeding, Il under
and around it by tee aid ola needle"
John F. Colburn has gone on 4 visit to
Texas.
Judge Caldwell informs US that Geo.
W. Voyis, formerly OF this place, has
received tho appointment from the Gov
ernor OF Kansas Of Judge Of Probate
fer Eice county, in that State. George
seems TO be on the high ,road to fame
and usefulness.
Mr.. j. c. Higgins was detained at lis
home last week on account Oh sickness;
| glad to see him cut again It's week.
Davey Wright was "undsr the wealth
er" several days this week, but is all
80. N again, we believe.
j. r. Watts, at the Post-ofice news
stand, renders Is under obligations for
a copy OF MARK Twa,n's Ske.cAes."s
periodical filed with some of that Gu
thor's most happy eEo..s. Mr.. Watts
keeps I'll the standard periodicals.
James Anderson, Of Kansas City, for
mer,,y OF this place, accompanies The
excursion from Kansas City 70 St. Pcal,
. new through route to tao lumber re-
| g.o-s of Minnesota.
Mr.. David Butcher is able to be on
the street again, bit has rot entirely
recovered from his spinal affection.
Simon Myer isn't pzord or anything
oh, 70! Is only hey, and weighs
Just sixteen pounds-tAs.s FL. Simon
thinks no nara less than Bismarck viii
suit . fellow of IT,: size.
c. l.. C-abill, Esq. of Trenton, No,
formerly proprietor Of tee Clifton House
IL this Place, was on . visit to his ST.
| ycrnah friends & couple Ok days this
| week.
". ". Caldwell, Esq. goes on q
! short visit TO relatives n Iowa next
| week,
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Circuit Court Proceedings.
CRIMINAL.

CRIMINAL.
state Va. Henry Alexander, murder. Defend
ant fled motion for bail; motion overruled;b bail
denied.
State vs.. VIM. Yates, selling liquor without
license. Fined $40.
State vs.. Wm. Yates, same. Fined $40; line
commuted to imprisonment in county jail In both
cases.
State VS.. f. Becker, selling liquor on Sunday.
Fined $40.
State VS.. Yocum, selling liquor without IL
cense, Fined 80; fined committed to i'm
prisonment in county jail.
State VS.. II. o. Goodale, fre cases; defendant
forfeited his ~recogni2snce in each case, alias
writ and scircjacids ordered, and continued.
CIVIL.
Hileman vs. Hileman; dismissed by agree
mcnt.
Yarnel VS.. X. c., st. Joe & C. y. r. Il. CO..
motion to strike out part Of defendants answer
sustained.
Phillips vs.. Mckinley, demurrer to defend
ants answer sustained by Judgment for plain
tiT for s246. 80.
X. T. Beckett VS.. John Conway, plea in abate-
ment. Tried, anu verdict by Jury for the plain
tin.
Mason vs.. Cox; plaintiff dismissed suit.
Wright VS.. Mooney; tried; veriict By jury for
plaintiff for 81. rs.
Buis & Buis VS.. Cook; verdict by jury foc
plaintiff for 80.
Atkins & Atkins Va. Hulsc & Brown; motion;
answer of defendants overrule6.
Beasly VS.. Hobson, ct al; judgment: for pla!a-
til S5J6.4i.
Couch VS.. Fritz hman; Judgment for plaintiff
Cor 81 ,40S. Il.
Donovan vs.. Couch; plaintiff dismissed suit.
\. b. Cain VS.. T.. Mcconnell; Judgment for
plaintiff on verdict of jury for $50.
IIoruer vs.. norner; divorce; tried and decree
for plaintiff.
Savannah Savings Institution W. GibsOnJ dis
| missed by agreement.
Gibson vs.. Mercer; snit dismissed by agree
| ment.
Morris vs. Newman; tried by Jury; verdict for
| plaintiff for SJ5. 81.
vanscholck Us. fucker; plaintiff has leave 70
amend petition. ~
Nance IS. sena Free, verdict for plaintiff IRE
plcyinI,
| against defendant.
Wood, G. 4 e., VS.. Boots & Barns ;fntlng for
| Defendants; riaintiG appealed
w. Iunkcrs So. l.. X. Co.; defcndlntS sp-
| perled.
Cssi.e VS.. Gibson; plaintiff dismissed suit.
missed suit; damages assessed tor defendants ::
Z. V. Newman VS.. Geo. Newman; silt DIS
| missed.
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Importent Decision Z Law.

On Monday, Judge Kelley decided
the case Of John w. Wood, guardian
Of the heirs Of Patteson, againt Il. F.
Boots, Philip Burns and Elizabeth Pat
tesan, submitted at the last term oe the
court. The case involves TIE right OF
The Probate Court 60 authorize the pur-
chase of real estate by guardians with
the money of the wards. Boots in 1859
obtained an order octhc Probate Court to
authorize the purchase Of eighty acres
q lard, which he did, and afterwards
reported lis proceedings to the Probate
Court, and they were approved. He
allowed the vendor 20 retain 4 lien for
$500 OF the unpaid purchase money.
Boots fled his exhibit; gave the proper
notices Of final settlement, ard in april,
1873, was regularly discharged by the
Probate Court from further responsible
" as guardian ard curator, and after
ward the plaintiff Wopd) was ap-
pointed and qualified Is guardian, and
brought this suit to set aside the pUr-
chase and the final settlement OK Boots.
The Court decided that the Probate
Court had the authority TO order the
purchase, and that tao proceeding was
valid and binding, and could only be set
cs;ie for actual fraud D. mistake, which
was rot proTen in the ease. E.ess-s.
Herein ami Altgeld represented tho
plaintiff, and W. S. Greorlee the de-
Ernnnnf
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W. A. PRICES
Produce Dealer.


Forty half barrels and 1OO kits OF
new fish just received at the pro.lzce
store of W. A. Price.
W. a. Price viii sell any of the above
fish, salmon, white fish, mackerel Or
lake trout, wholesale or retail, for less
than any other house in Savannah or
St. Joseph.
W. A. Price sells the best Nebraska
and Kansas spring wheat flour for
$3.50, the best NIX Fall Wheat -four Cor
$3.50. White corn meal IS cts. Der
bushel.
The best St. Louis sugar-eured
smoked beef is sold at w. \. Prices
for IS cents per pound.
Corn. oats, meat, -four, bacon, hrl.
fish, dried apples, peaches, rsunes. cur
rants and blackberries for sale at W. A.
Prices.
w. a. Price wants all the bacon sides
and lard in the county, for which he
viii pay the highest cash price.
When you want to sell any kind of
grain OH to WA. Prices Proine
Store.
EUTrER! BUTTER WANTED-W. A.
Price wants all No. / fresh yellow but
ter. Is cents per pound for the balance
of the month of May, and III cents per
pound Though the month Of June: 50
bring it along and get the CASH.
so bushels miilet seed still on hand
at w. A. Prices produce store; but
going Off every day.
w. \. Price is il the market fsr
most anything you have TO sell.
WCcll Wocl!i
The largest cash price paid fOr wool
by W. A. Price.
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MATCHMAKING
Lowest Rates For Cash

THE undersigned would respectfully plicI
i the trade of the farmers Of Northwestern
Andrew county and adjacent te--itory. Am .
practical mechanic myself. ard employ none
but tirst-class worklnen. Cal Oh ne and %
satisfied that it is 10 yolr interest TO deal win
home tladesmen. can ba found at all times as
NV shop in " h;t<S tLs. WI. DAUN,
6S Nhitesvile, MO,
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Ra;Iroad Assessment

The State Board Of Equalization fixed
the valuation ola few of the several
railroads as follows: Hannibal & St.
Joseph Railroad, average per mile. S27,-
2SS.79. Kansas City, St. Joe &c Council
Bluffs Railroad, average per mile SlO,-
O67. Is. Atlantic & Missouri and Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad. average per
mile $4,000.
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SOME correspondent sends this ito.

SOME correspondent sends this itol
20 tie St. Joe Herald:
The last item we notice. which is by
no means the least. Is the earnest prep&-
rations being made for 4 fishing e1cur-
sion which will take place on the 10Th Of
June. The following are some of the
parties who will accompany it: Messrs.
John A. Smith, W. a.. Madden, NJ.
Dempsey, Thomas Clark. Luther Carter,
George w. Wren, Theodore L. Hunter,
NJ. Alderman, - Lee, and Misses 4.
Buckley, Ida Watts, Sallie Gibson, Dora
Stevenson, Rosa Barber, Matte Ford,
Frank NJ. Tatlock, Kettle Garrett, Sadie
Savers.
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Forfeited Els Beil.

L. o. Goodalo has been engaged in
keeping a"conrectionary"in this city Tor
some months past, and the several grand
iuries that have been in session since
this advent into the business circles Of
the city have sce fit to prefer indiet-
ments against him on the charge of sell-
ing liquor without license. On Monday
the five cases against him were called,
and he failed to enter an appearance,
though three times loudly called by The
Sheriff, and his securities being called,
could not produce their principal. Con,
sequently, forfeitures were entered, and
SciIe tacias ordered.
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OK Friday last John B. Rea and Josie

IkirSchner were preseHocu W
nal Of the Public School with a prize
each. consisting of handsomely bound
volumes of .'Scott's Poems and ''Ques-
tons of the Day" The prizes were Tor
the best reading, and were awarded by
decision of the class.
RELIGIOUS tent meetings will be held
at the vacant lot on the corner Of Third
and Pearl streets, by Elders L. j. Butler
and L. Il. Long, of the Adventist per-
suasion. Alarge tent has been erected,
and free lectures will be delivered each
evening therein while the interest may
demand.
STILES e. HARDY amt got any money
to loan, nor amt rich enough to sell
goods on credit; but they can do the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford to sell goods lower for
cash than anybody can ON credit.
New CoNUNpRUM.-The Savannah
REPUBLICAN prints n new conundrum
as follows: An exchange says the Sa-
vannah Public School would be Il cred
it TO almost any locality" Pray, what
locality would it not be n credit to?
We give it up.-[St. Joe Standard.
One of our fashionable youths donned
his first silk hat and cigar, Saturday
evening. He got along well enough
with the cigar, but he had to give up
| the haiti made him sick at the stom-
ach.
TIE fishing party that were to have
! gone to Lake Contrary last Saturday,
were prevented by the weather. They
went on Wednesday last, and doubtless
had a pleasant time.
| A SPECIAL meeting for work, OF
Sentinel Encampment No. II, Will be
held next Monday evening. It is uTgeE;
that all members in good standing
should be present.
ALI who are in favor Of q proper OBJ
~servance of the GLORIOUS Fourth" blythe
citizens of Savannah and vicinity, come
10 the Courthouse tomorrow night.
PERRY BUS, City Assessor, is pursu,
ing his unwelcome rounds. Cur citizens
should empty out their pockets freely
and show all they've got.
An interesting debate viii be had at the
rooms of the Savannah Lyceum on the
evening of the Goth inst. Subject
New System.
NICE fresh b~cef-steak, roasts, &c,
constantly kept at the Savannah Meat
Market, south side the Square.
An awning in front OF L. Alderman
store is one of the latest Improvements
about the Square.
HIDES bought at the Savannah 3,eat
Market. for which the hiGhes; cash price
will be paid.
WHAT school-boys ana girls have long
been wishing for has condemnation.
RUSSELL has just received a new sup
ply of dry goods and groceries.
FIVE cents a glass for soda water with
pure syrups at Shcdrick's.
TIE Missouri river had fallen focs
inches up to Wednesday.
Coon veal calves wanted ct tha So
vannah Meat Market.
TWENTY bars of Kirll; soap FOR c &C.
lar at Beekman's.
LINEN coats we're at a heavy discount
yesterday.
CIRCUIT COURT adjourned on Mon
day.
NFw roodc nj RuSselrS.
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Rooms fer Pent.

w. B. Howard has fine rooms 90 rent,
particularly adapted for business purpo-
ses. Apply at the Savannah Meat
Market, south side the Square, .
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Iced Butter

When you want nice, sweet, hard.
yellow butter, call at ". A. Prices,
where you al get it every day. right
out Of the ice-chest.
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Railroad Timetable.
c.v. 81. Joseph and Council Bluffs Railroad.
New Goods-and Cheap!

At Glazier's, west end the Square,
has been received a new lot OF latest
STYLES hats, prints, wooden goods, &c.
A handsome lot of summer shawls just
opened. Ladies' hose (ron frame)
12!c per pair. Other goods in proper
tipu
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by Theodore Sutton, living in
i Empire township, in Andrew county, Ms
souri, on the 18th day of April A. ID. lsIi, one
sorrel mare. four Years old, right fore leg white
10 the knees, both hind legs white 20 the hock;
supposed to be over Il hands high; r~ingbone eli
the hind ankle, blsmish on the left hip, color
mark white stripe down the fore. Appraised
ut sixteen dollars by o. III. Boyles and 3. N
Boyles. y true copy from my stray Book
3l1s JOHN SlSSoN,
Justice ofthe Peace for Empire township.
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVEN'G., OCTOBER %.

LAW IN RESPECT TO HUNTING. BY an act
of the General Assembly, passed in 1906
IF any person shall hunt, shoot, fowl, or range,
with or without dogs, on the lands OF another,
without the consent of the owner or tenant OF
such lands, or shoot along any public road, or
In the streets OF any town or village 10 any OF
the counties of this Commonwealth, 90 the
la nds comprehcndcd in the survey of any pro-
prietor he shall be deemed guilty of trespass,
and be 6ped for each offence five dollars--thc
fine to be doubled in every instance it the Of
fence be committed in the night, or on Sunday
--ior the use of the owner or tenant OF the
lands, and for the Commonwealth when the
offence is committed in the public roads, or 10
the streets Of any town Or village; ana
shall, moreover, forfeit, rs aforesaid, MS gun
aud shooting apparatus, and his dog or uogs
shall be killed, if the justice shall IN his dlscre
ton, SO order.
It would be well for persons who intend to
tain permission from property owners OF the
State before going cunning.
With repreheusibe disposition to make a
distinguished Congressman of his own State un-
happy, The Portland Argus makes this an
pouncement: IN conversation with a gentle
man yesterday who has travelled thousands Jiot
miles in the West during the past three months,
he remarked that he had not heard MIR. Blaine, S
name mentioned at all as a probable or possible
Presidential candidate, while the general i'm
preston was that if Grant was not the cand-
date, Mr.. f. B. Washburne would be.
General Phil Sheridan seems to have pretty
sound views on the disease called Presidential
mania. Somebody asked him recently If ne
would not like to be candidate, and received
this reply: Il do not allow thought on that
subject to occupy my mind; | thiuk many men
have been ruined by thinking they ought to be
President of the United States; all their actions
official and otherwise, have been controlled by
that one idea. 1t becomes disease with them.
/ am yet young enough TO perform active duties
and | wish to labor, not be led off by such an
idea"
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MAYOR'S OFFICE,
M Alexandria, Va, Oct 20 1874

VA Alexandria, Va, Oct. "a, 1874.
Notice is hereby given that the provisions of
the following section of chapter XVI. CA. 1874,
will be enforced on and after the lst day of No
vember next:
''All and each Of the following named articles
which shall hereafter be sold within the city Of
Alexandria, shall be sold by weight and not
otherwise: Allowing sixty pounds for a bushel
of wheat fifty six pounds for bushel of corn,
shelled, or seventy pounds for bushel of corn
in the ear; forty. eight pounds for bushel of
corn meal fifty six pounds for bushel of rye;
thirty-two pounds for bushe of oats; forty
eight pounds for bushel OF harley; sixty pounds
for bushel of hominy hfty-two pounds for
bushel of buckwheat; sixty pounds for bushel
Of Irish potatoes; fifty pounds for q bushel Of
sweet potatoes; sixty pounds for bushel Of
beans or peas twenty pounds for y bushel of
bran fifty seven pounds for bushel of onions;
twenty pounds for y bushel of dried apples and
twenty three pounds for bushe of dried
peaches Any person or persons who shall sell
or offer for sale any wheat, corn, corn meal bar
ley, homny, buckwheat, Irish potatoes, sweet
potatoes, beans, peas, bran, onions, dried apples
or dried peaches, in any manner other than
herein prescribed shall forfeit and pay sum
not exceeding twenty dollars, nor less than two
dollars for every such offence"
oct 2l-tNl b. kEMPER, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-23

Ny stock ofFALL CLOTHING and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS is now complete, COM
prisng the greatest variety of SUITS, Of the
latest styles, best material md finest finish ever
before offered.
am doing large business, with compare
lively small expenses hence my ability to sell
cheaper than the like can be procured in larger
cities Ny stock being unsurpassed in variety
nd quality, you will do we'll to give me call,
and thereby save large percentage.
S. DEALHAM, Fashionable Clothcr,
oct9 SO King street.
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A Card.

The determination of my friends yesterday
evening that my name ought not to DO present.
extraordinary action of that body in excluding
the FIVE regularly elected delegates from the
Scott TOWNSHIP, in Fauquier county, imposes
upon me duty which ! must perform. an
nounce myself candidate to represent this Dis
trict in the next Congress of the United States.
If the Republican party presents candidate,
will submit to the arbitrament Of any Conserva-
tive convention that may be elected in accord
snce with the established plan of organization.
JAS. BARBOUR.
Alexandra, August q, lS74-tf
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MAYoRs oaFEFIclE;; v, a., >, TO-,

IVA Alexandria, Va Oct 20, 1874.
Pursuant to a resolution of the City Council,
adopted October l3th 1874, hereby declare
that the laws rs codifed in obedience to an act
OF the City Council, approved March Goth, 1874,
and published and bound in book form, and Oh
titled the "The Laws Of the city Of Alexandria,
1874" are the laws of said city, and all persons
acting as agents or officers of said city are in
structed to enforce the same.
oct A-lw h kEMpER, Mayor
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Special Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES
We have just received fresh supply of Gents
extra fine, hand-sewed Boots and Shoes, and
Slippers of every description, which we unhes-
tatingly recommend to be the very best on sale
in the city. w. b. WADDE4.
sep % "a King street.
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A,EXA GAZET VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
GROCERIES.
JOHNSON,

w A. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
NO, a CORNER QUEEN AMI flII DID,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
He would inform dealers and othors that he is
nrouared to furnish them with all kinds OF
POTOMAC FISH, ;,
at the lowest possible prices, and would call
(he attention of buyers to the fact that bis brand
has stood No. in market at s!i times, and that
All orders addressed to William A. johnson
Alcxandria, Va, will receive prompt attention.
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