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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-09-05


J.F. Stephens. ID. M. Giddens.
i. w. Rawls. A. s. b. Pior..
lR s. Lee. w. s. Williams.
&. w. Cawthon. B. G. Kenney.
j. Howard. J. P. Hyams.
II. s. Bosly. WIN. Sprowl.
0iass r. ID. Champion.
.syas And FIVE hundred more.
Coashatta Ia, August goth 1874.
We the undersigned officers of
Red River and DeSoto Parish,
now residing in Red River parish,
La, testify 10 the following state
pleilt:
THAT we here. propose ~on orr
aart to leave the State Of LOUISE
ana and surrender to the people
the offices We bold and here re-
quest an escort of citizens to pro,
teoe as out Of the State. We tnr-
tllertestify that the leading citi-
zeDs of the political organization
Of the white people here, used all
their efforts to protect orr lives
aud disconntenanced and opposed
the efforts OF any violence towards
Us in any way.
r. AZ DEVICES,
Tax Collector Of DeSoto Parish.
sssrse II. s. EDGERToN,
Q Sheriff Of Red River Parish.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-14
TWILIGHT MUSINGS.

Reclining on yOn sunny hill,
With fowrets round me twining,
I've gazcd with wonder and with awe
And studied there great Natures law
Its truths and laws diyining.
I've studied there at calm of eve,
The sun vet dmly shining,
And thought how won'lrous and how strang
The planets all around him range,
To us their path defining.
lie sinks to rest in yonier west,
His path with light illumiug,
And decks the azure sky with gold;
His dazzling splcndor to unfold;
And sinks-his task resming
The evening shades steal on apace,-
The gentle moons appearing;
And through the night, with mellow light,
Encirclcd by halo bright
she through the -ky is steering.
The sun, the moon, the planets al.
Are in their orbits moving;
And by a law, fixed and profound,
Are wheeling their eternal round,
Their Author plainly proving.
Yet we may study Natures laws,
New wonders ever scanning;
We nc'er can tatho,n Ills designs,
Nor can pen in humble lines
The beauties Of Ills planning.
His plans, how bcautcuus and how fair,
Zach part with part agrceingi
And every atom of this whole
Is under the supreme n,rol
Of HIM vino gave it being.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-14
NUMBER %.

which VIC are instructed To identify Roach,
( the famous American bank robber. for
whose arrival we have been watching. It
also happens that your appearance tallies
with his description in other respects
'.All this is inexplicable, l said hope
/ lessly.
( Except on the theory that we have got
The right man, tie other answered.
l was 2 total stranger, without frieuos
on whom l could call for assistance. If L
could only find Rolickson His quick wit
might aid me. \ thought flashed upon
me. He had gone ashore before me and
/ had seen him in private conference with
a man whom now identified as the one
who arrested me. ] remember, too, .hat
after waking from the sleep into which had
been cast by the drug with which be had
relieved me from my sea-sicllnesS. my
arm felt stiff and sore for several days
Might not Bolickson be the Roach. and
might he not have taken advantage Of my
stupor to place upon me a mark similar to
that borne by himself; and had he not. ON
landing pointed me ont to the detectives
rs the object of their search for the u1lr-
pose Of averting attention from himseIfa
To that conclusion my mind came by ons
of those sudden intuitious which ofttimes
instantaneously produce deeper convic-
tions than the most careful process of rea-
soning.
Just then a cab passed the window. and
III it was seated Roliekson himself
stop that man - / exclaimed, starting
up and pointing him out
''Quick - | cried, ''for heavens sale.''
fnlpelled by my earnestness, a couple
of policemen darted into the street. The
cabman stopped in answer to their hail
and soon Rolickson was escorted into tho
room in which 1 was aprisoner. He turn
cd pale at the sight of me.
strip his arm - l exclaimed eagerly.
He drew back as an officer approached.
and it was only after struggle. and by
main force, that he was compelled to sub
NIT to an inspection, which revealed mark
the exact counterpart Of that found upon
myself.
Before l had finished the narrative of
my acquaintance with Rolickson, and the
circumstances under which it began. an
American detective entered the Office and
fully identified my late friend as the Grim
inal for whom | had been so singularIy
mistaken. l may add, that when the
blonde wig and whiskers were removed, with
which he had disguised himself, the like
ness between Bolickson and myself was
quite marked.
was released from cusdody. and the
real Roach detained. The next steamer
carried him back to America, TO stand his
trial for numerous burglaries. And the
young lady, it is to be hoped, was cured
of falling in love with strangers at first
sight.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-14

a TOUCHING INCIDENT.-We heard
story told the other day that made our eyes
moisten. We had determined to tell it inst
as we heard it, to our little ones.
/ y company of poor children who had
/ been gathered out of the alleys and ga11ets
of the city were preparing for their depart
uTe to new and distant homes IL the West
just before the time of stating on the cars,
one of the boys was doticed aside from the
others, and appeared very busy with a cast
off garment. The superintendent stepped
up to him, and found that he was cutting
small piece out of the Innings 1t proved
to be his old jacket, which having been re-
placed by new one, had been thrown
away. There was no time to be lost
''Come, John, Gomez said the superin-
tendcnt, what are you going to do with
that old piece of calico?''
''Plcase sir, >" said John, Il am cutting
it to take with me. Ny dear mother put
the lining into this old jacket for me. This
was piece Of her old dress, aud it is all
l have TO remember her by"
And as the poor boy thought of that
dear mothers love, and Of the sad death
scene in the old garset where she died, he
covered his face with his hands and sob
bed rs if his heart would break. But the
train WAS about leaving, and John thTusting
the little piece of calico into his bosom 10
remember his mother by, hurried into the
car, and was soon far away from the place
where he had seen SO much sorrow. We
know many an eye viii moisten as the story
is told and re- told throughout the country,
and will go TO God for the fatheIleSs and
motherless in all great cities and places.
Little ones are your mothers still spared to
you? VIII you not show your love by obe-
dicnce? That little boy who loved so well
surely obeyed. Bear this in mind, that if
YOU should one day have to look upon the
face of a dead mother, no thought would
be SO bitter as to remember that you had
given her pain 10y your wilfulness and dis
obedience.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-14

PLAIN ExPLANATIoNs OF OBSCURE Pro
yERBs.-''The more the meT1ier." kIulJi-
tudinous asscmblages are the most provo
cative of cachinatory hilarity. '-Birds of
n feather flock together" Habitants OF
ether, similarly plumcd, gregariously as
semble. ''Out of the frying-pan into the
fire. Emergence from the culinary uten-
sill into the devouIing element. CTS an
i'll wind that blows nobody good" The
blast of 4Elus is indeed malevolont that
benefiteth not, though homorPathicaiiy,
some portion of humanity.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-14

,eeded
istress
ngton
srnong
on her
main
! use Of
| most
nd his
kl,er is
small,
"a be-
1es.snoo
- "
|<e.E'" ~
!. 1ho
one Oh
| 4 ti'ero
q mar
piexioh
1tiii'eh-
|ond oi
aus iui,
II !; pu'
!, thrill
her be-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-14

Mr.. Potter didn't go right home after the
hasty goodbye. lie was too weak. He
didn't forgive Mrs. Potter for that untimely
look Of triumph, when they were driven
wouldn't if he hadn't thought of her when
she'd come to unpacking that trunk
Potter looked badly next morning. He
said if anybody couldn't go to the country
with less fuss, the country would have to
come to town next time.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-14

To PICKLE MEAT IN ONE DAY.-Get a
tub nearly full of rain or river water, and
pu. two pieces of thin wood across it about
an inch from the water and place the beef
thereon. Heap as much salt as will stand
on the beef, and let it remain twenty-tour
hours Then take the meat off and boil IL,
when it will be found salty as II 1t had
been six weeks in pickle, the water having
drawn the salt completely through the beef
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-14

t' RS send = ctz. toGpn r. Row
ii Park Row n y a., 80 ~ -, ~ ss
AZ cyst VI advertising.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-27
asX s.rneu a. Wise.

rRea Estate gents and Auctioncers.l
SALE-By virtue OF
~ de cree Of the Corporation Court for the city
or A cxal.dria, Va, rendered ut its June term,
1874, in the suit of B. 6. Thomas vs: s. +.
Thomas s. Co, the undersigned, Commissioners
therein nam, d. will offer for sale, by public
auctic n. in 'front.' Of the Mansion House Hotel, IN
said ty, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
July 1874 ut II clock IN the following prop
erty, to wit:
x Lot OF GROUND on the west side of
PAYNE street, between King and Cameron, be-
ginning at point 10 feet south OF the lire OF the
dwelling house now occupied by Mrs; Thomas
thence scu:h on Payne street = feet; thence west
= feet thence norsn = feet; theace east TO the
beginning
GROUND bound by Cameron, West and
Ugcen streets \ plat will be exhibited at the
lie, and the property sold in lots.
Terms: Ca:h enough to pay the costs. OF SUIT
and expenses of sale and the residue IN u, IL
md Is months, with the bonds Of the purchase 7;
with good personal security for the deferred
payments retaining the title till all the purchase
money is paid Cost of conveyanclng at the c&-
pc,.se of the purchaser.
GEORGE W WALkER,
ALBEkT STU ART,
n 1G-eots Special Commissioners
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HECTEG.N SafLES.
RE f. a. EorssE.
NV 1ks NE =" y =
rPao1 FStuto A unDt snI AIIr1

1Rral Estate A gent and Auctioncor.
ItOMMISSIONER SALE OF LIZA
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN TIE Gil
OF ALEXANDRIA,, VA.-Pursuant to de,
crces of the Corporation Court for The city OF
Alexandria, rendered at the June term. 1873,
and November term, 1875, in the cause OF james
W. Wallace vs Wm. k"phart ct ais, the
subscribers, commissioners appointed by the
said degrees will offer for sale q, public auction,
in front Of the Mansion House, on Fairfax $!
in the city OF Alexandria. Va, on SAL kDA1 !,
tho 18th day Of July, 1874, nj J. H., the ioi'o"
ing described property. 10 wit:
a LOT OF GROUND on tho south side OF
Duke street, bounded by West Lane on the east
and by Hamilton Lane on the west, containing
acres and - poles.
1t will be sold in four lots Of equal SIZE. each
fronting on Duke street, and coHtalninS about
one fourth of square.
Term. of Sale; One.tenth of the 1urchasee
money to be paid in cash on tho day Of sale, and
the residue tn three equal payments at one, two
ard three years from Inc day OF ,ale, with inter-
est the deferred payments to be secured by the
Eotcs of the purchasers, with approved security,
and the retention Of the title To the properly un-
til the whole OF the purchase money Is paid.
JOHN NJ ORR
CHARLES 4. STUAET.
10 15-eots Comm'rs. o. Sale
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Ry Green a. Wise,

rRoal Estate Agents and Auctloneers.l
~0M MiSsIOEkRS SALE OF FALU a.
" BILE REAL ESTATE-By virtue Of a de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Aiexandrla county,
w. rendered III November term, 1868, In the
suit of The Potomac L .ildng ASSOCIATION, pl d.,
vs. Jesse Woodward and others, defendants, the
UNDERSIGNED commissioner therein ma neq, VIII
proceed to sell, By public auction, on + hlDAi
Juiv Sd. 1874, AT II o clock m, IN front Of the
Narson nousc Hotel, in the city OF Alexsndris
the following described REAL toIhIh' III
'"S No ,''11 Nv. B. Nalls' TRACT OF LAND, in
Fairfax county, containing 4oo"t - acres pelhs
fin. jard Of shrch Francis Hamcrs! !"y died seiZ-
cJ md which was conveyed to VIM. b. Nails
hv W.u Uamcrscy and james HamerSlcy with
t.liza hi. wife, by deed, dated the l1th OF July,
lS.rj lyiug about 3! miles from the city ol AleA
audria, on the Telegraph road.
M MARY q. Suiilvan's LOT, on tho south
side OF Fra X in street, ut the middle OF square,
p.tween Water and Fairfax, - feet by oo 1ecI
dncp-vacnnt lot. I'll,
No. 3-Cnas. B. Shirley's one undiyldeh a.
half OF TWO STORY FRAN h DM ~ FL a=a
LING and LOT, on the cast SIDE OF washington
s.r,at between King and Prince, next 10 tne M
Church. 20 f. BY rs #. > in deep, beginning 100
feet inches south OF Alh8. crou,
4 more particular description OF lhe property
wiii II. given on the day ol sale.
Tc~ms. Onc-tcntn OF the purchase money 70
ho r,;J in cash: the residue III three equal IN
=. 'r,ne,ts of6, - and Is months; the bonds ol
49,. .n,,rcns.er, with good security, ana bearing
inf .rns, to be taken !oT the deferred payments
md ,h. title to be retained until tney AT" palu
Cnrvev.ncing 1t the expense o: the purchaser.
ie Us 9. w. WATTLES, Comm'r.
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s,v s,rpeu ~ Wise.

TRaal Estate Agents and Auctoncers.I
r0NMlSSlONkR' SALE OF REAL ES-
I TAIE-By virtue of y decree OF the CIR,
cult Court Of Alexandria county, Va, rendered
ut the August term, ISIS, in the sult oil Edclin
nrd others, PLAINTIFFS, V. the Mechanical Build
ing Association, the undc".lSnel, conmSSiohe.
;h1rcn NAMED, will sell, on FRlDA \, July 81,
ia at II o'clock m, in front of the Mtns'on
House Hotel In the city Of Alexandra, cy pup
lie auction, the following described REAL E9-
TATE: nr A.. o,,
side Of Fayrllc street, between King and Gamer
ON, 10 #. by 80 fl. to 10 a. alley ID feet north
If lh. middle Of the square; subject To rent
charge of Sc, payable on lirSt July.
No. 2-IIugh Latham LOT or hHoO NJ,
on Fairfax street, between King and Irihce -
IT, in. by l25 It. 8 in; ,,o .,r,,v
HKICk UWELLlN Nj and LO L, on w ater A:a
street, between King and Prince, y IT, )! IN. by
No. 4-Calcb L. Richards LOT and ~
TWO STORY FRAME ID w ELLlNG, on aa
ground rent, on the east side Of Payne street,
be,wecn King and Cameron, - It. by ~ IL. u
II fl. alley. r,,,
No, 5IAndrew W. Eastack's TWO Ma
STORY FRAME DWELLING and LOI, k4
ON the north side oi Queen street, between hoy-
nj and Fairfax, 10 fl : in. by ST IT, . IN, I'D H.
y in west OF Fairfax street.
Terms: One tenth OF the purchase money 10
he uaid in cash, and the residue III u II anu 10
mn,,tLs: the bonds OF the purchaser, with good
security, bearing interest from the day ol saic
To bc taken for the deferred payments, and IN"
title to be retained unit! the entire purchase
money is paid Corveyanclns u. the expense "l
the uu"chasCr3 , go ,
t. Its T.. w. w Al lLho, comm Z.
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Nv 4. A. kcrby,

Real Estate Agent ana -Auclloneer,
No 5G King street, Ale1andria, xlrgnia:
Y COUNTY, VA, NEAR AkklNGT0N,
KNOWN As THE RESIDENCE OF TIE
LATEJAMt rs ROACH, FOB SALE.
This c,ta,c consists of "a acres OF land, on the
soutl side OF the Arlington turnpike, and on
the west side Of the aIcxand:ia canal, binding
on both
Abnut 40 acres of it is rich bottom land, val
unb.u tor agricultural purposes, ana especially
valuable for it, .ioh deposit: Of brick clay
The remaining 81 acres extends to the top oi
the b,uu' and fronts on the county road from
Al"xmrtlria 10 Georgetown. ON TINS Is Ia 80
BHIIk MANSION, with stables ana all G#.:
necessary uu!bu;ldings, the site beng un- .kass-
surpassed by any in the county or its Flcihlty.
The estate has vccn surveyed ana di'lGed iiito
- nluter.oi ;alrceis, one .! % acres, embracing
;Ir Mansion HOUSE. Nc: another of Al acres IN
the Bottom, with Frame House, Barn, &c on
the same; another Of 50 acres, III the bottom,
with 10 buildings.
\ number OF small lots, binding on the Canal,
cacn containing ,,h'ul acres, ana oIher la'
In addition To Inc foregoing, also u tract Oh
lan in sad county Oh Four Mile run, on the
county rosd from Alexandria to Georgetown,
ahcut equi-diStant from " Washington, AleXan-
I"ia ana George'uwn, containing about 30 acres
no rood: s1d B}Ies y, lhiS rs Pre- TnWER IA;
for either \ mill or n factory, and the land is oi
fair quality. ,,.;
The foregoing property will be held for pri-
vatc sale unt WEnN ESDAI, july lst 1914,
anc if not then sold, will be offered on that Gay
At y o'clock IN by public auction, At the front
door of the Aicxantrla Corporation Court room
Ncw Market House Building Aiexandrla, VA.
Germs: Twenty per cent OF the purchaSe
money cash the residue IN three equal llsIAl
mrntt -, six. twelve ana eighteen months, re
sp.ctiv"ly, to be secured By the bonds OF tn"
purcnuscr with good personal security, and a =
lien on the property. Title to b. retained until
full p .yincnt Of purchase money, and lana 10 oe
hnnIs vi maturity. For further Information IN
n,irr 81 5. FERGUSON BEACH,
CHARLES +. STUART,
Nlnyu t0
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abEAA. GAZETTE& l. VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
SUNDAY MORNING.

THOUGHTS DURING SERVICE.
Too early, of course How provoking!
told Ma just how 1t would be-
might as well have on wrapper,
For there not soul here yet TO see.
Tuclc! Sue Delaplaiue's pew is empty
declare il it isn't too bad
| know my suit cost more than hers did,
And wanted to see her look mad.
| DO think that sexton S too stupid
Hes put some one else i'll our pew
And the girls dress just kills mine completely;
Now what am [ gong to do?
The psalter, and Sue isn t here yet
don't care, | think it's sin
For people to get late to service,
Just to make great show coullng IN.
Perhaps she is sick, aud cant get here
She said she d a headache last night.
How mad she II be after her tuSslng
declare it would serve her just right.
On, you got here at las, my dear, have
you!
Well, don't think you need be 50 proud
OF that bouuet, if Virot did make it,
IT. horrd t;ast-looking and loud.
What dress for girl in her senses
10 go on the street in light blue :
Aud those coat-sleeves-7they wore them last
Don doubt, though, that she thlpkS they re
new.
Mrs Gray's polonaise was imported
So dreadful "a minister's wife,
And thinking 50 much about fashion,
\ pretty example Of life!
The altar dressed swectly-l Wonder
Who sent those white flowers for the fout!-
Some girl who's gone on the assistant
Don't doubt it was Bessie Lamont.
just look at her>now, little humbug -
So dcvout-l suppose she don't Know
That she's bending her head too far over
Aui the ends Of her switches all show.
" hat a sight Mrs Ward is this morniDg
That woman will kill me some day
With her horrible lilacs aud criuisons,
Why will these old things dress SO gay?
And there's Jcuny Wells with Fred Tracy
She 5 engaged to him now-horrid thing
Dear me Id keep on my glove sometimes,
II | did have solitaire ring
How eau this girl next to me act So
The way that she turns round and S!ares,
And then makes remarks about people;
She d better be saying her prayers.
Oh dear, what a dreadful long sermon
He must love TO hear himself talk
Aud it 5 after twelve no,--how provoking
wanted to have nicc walk.
Through at last Well. it isn't so dreadful
After all, for we don't due till Que;
How can people say church is poky -
So wicked J. / think it's real fun.
Nrribuey'S for .jNlU
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81 kfse:s; Sc T Z. s.
Wy a. JOuNSON

Wy A. JOHNSON,
DEALER *
GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS,
NO. Al CORNER QUEEN AND PITT SIS,
ALEXA VA
He would inform dealers aud others that ha is
prerarcd to furnish them with Nil kin. oi
POTOMAC FISH,
ut the lowest possible prices, and would en-!
the attention of buyers to the fact that his brand
has stood No. ! in market 1t vii tncS. ard that
he intends TO su t.i4 his reputation in RESPECTS.
All orders addressed u William n .lohus"n
Alexandria, Va, Will receive prompt nst"h.ion
il, t-tf
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Stiles.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Will be sold on MONDAY, July 6, 1874, at
10 o clock y. m at the office of w. A Iaylor,
southwest corner of Royal and Prince SITS, the
Law LIBRARY ofthc late L. B. Taylor. con
si~tns of Virginia and Legh's Reports and 9TH
er valuable Law Books.
j. Nj. STEUART,
ic aG-td Scrgt. and Admir-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-27

GRoFFIT, of the Minneapolis Tribune, heard
<onc one repeat Walt Whitmans poetic offer
,ng to Nellie Grant, aud was so charmed with
1t hat he went to the Office and copied it off,
as nearly as he could remember, for publication.
The result is appended. 1t is lovely:
\ KISS TO THE BRIDE.
Scared, biIstorsomc. undcfned
With veuison lrom East aud West,
Aud saIeratus North aud South,
AID numerous other Ingredients from North
east aud Southwest
And several counties yet to hear from.
Through me, to-day, 200, 900 tarts and hams,
Waiting 2,OOU,OUO clubs, 3,OOO,0OO soul-tclt
SwearS,
With 10, ,0OO, 900 reserve fund in the treasury,
Tender aud true remains the marm that yields
thee.
Clear sun by day; bright stares at night, with
rising barometer in the morning and ln-
crcaslng clvudiucss over the lower lake re-
gion, and possibly rain or snow over the
latter
Queer girl-through me the ancient rye.juice,
For the New World, through me at distillcry
prices the DID, attcnuated, ancient, vcu-
cradle, ant-crusade wedding greeting.
o youth aud health 0 sweet Missouri rose !.
o bonny bride 0 almighty grcenback
o much Q more! Owe everybody,
with nothing where with to redeem
licll thy red checks, thy lips, mouth, palate,
tongue, trachea, touslls, pharuyx, iarnlx,
news inks to-day.
Saturday, May 2S, 1874,
Unto nations loving smile.
WHAT WILT MAN
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ron S.4LE or RENT.

FOR RENT-A ACOMFORTABLET TWO
H:# STORY FRAME DWELLING, No 2SG
King street, water and gas on the premises Pos
session given 1st July For further information
enquire at No. 81 South Pitt street.
ia 15-tu H. SMITH
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GORGE McBURNEY & SnN,

EORGE McBURNEY & tnN,
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GRuCE-
RiES, WINEo AND LlQU
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and Bko W \
STOUT.
Also EASTERN and POTOMAC HERR NC
and MACkKEEL.
NOS iG6 Nd 40 KING >IRhEI,
washington iisll i'ulldnG,)
AlcXaudriA, Va.
Orders promptly filed. mn "i-l!
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DOTOMAC FISH.
L No | POTOMAC ROE HERRING and
SHAD kOE, in kits, for sale by
icl THOMAS PERRY.
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NEW STORE.
T. q. SWhl&E
1youldinfo7m h;s friends; and the public ge"cr ;,
slly ,hat he M. leased tlc store on the corner OF
Cameron and Royal streets, (J. C. Mil0urn'S old
stant,) and viii keep, in CONNECTION with the
Grocery Liquor ard Commission store no IL
koya! street, n tirSt-csss
FAMILY GROCERY,
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