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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-14
Foreign News.


LONDON, July 1.-THE Standard, 10 its
evening edition, publishes dispatch from
Portsmouth, which says:
"a serious accident, the nature and exten.
of which is nknowo, occurred on board Her
Maicsty's iron plated turret ship Thunderer.
while on a trial trip in Stokes Bay to day. A
large number Of the Injured have just been
brought to the Royal Naval Hospital at Has
lar
The report in the gallery of the House of
Ctmmons 10 regard to the accident of the
rhuuderer is that her boiler burst, killing fif.
teen persons and wouDding thirty.two.
LONDON, July IA Iu the House of Com
NOUS. to day, numerous petitions were present,
ed by members of both sd,s, in favor of the
abrogatiou of the declaration of the treaty oil
Paris
LONDON, July IA depuation of Eng.
lishm.n is 10 wait upon Earl D.rby and petit
ton him 10 the interest Of peace to withhold
support, both moral and political, from the
Sutan's government and permit the Chris.
tiaus OF Europe and Turkey to carve out their
future destiny without aoy external intcrfer.
ence whatever.
CoNsTANTINopLE, July 14-Oficial advices
state that the Vlscbigrad division. in Bosnia,
crossed the SerVian frontier yesterday and
routed the Servians near the town of kanter-
deman, which was captured and buroed
BELGRADE July l4.-Oticial dispatches
say the Serviau General, Leschjapin, yester.
day en"rgetically renewed the attack upon Os
nan Pacha, compelling him to abandon his en-.
trenched position before Saitschar.
RAGUsA, July 1.-THE Insurgent General,
Pakoa Pauovich. defeated the Turks yester
day near XXX. The Turks lost $50 killed anc
Is taken prisoners. The Iusurgent loss wa:
SMALL
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The Newark Tragedy.

New YORK July 1.-THE James of the
German brothers who committed the murders in
Newark, yesterday aud were afterwards drown
ed, were 'hares, bert and Adolf Theilhorn.
Officer Elsden had gone to arrest them at their
roomS for breach of the peace, and the color
ed officer Dckersou went to his assistance when
he received his death wounds. These brothers
had been OF morose disposition for some time
from bronding over fancied insults, aud had
threatened TO kill persons atDawsou tannery,
Wtere they formerly worked.
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S1Orlil.

CINCINNATI. July IA The Constant rains
duius The past few days in middle and south.
eru Oslo have caused considerable damage to
the growing crops, fencing, railroad tracks and
in some instances to live stock. A sorm in the
shape of a water spout near Londonvile, Ohio.
destroyed number of wheat fields, carried of
100 head of sheep and washed out several hun
dred feet Of railroad track, in some places 10 the
depth offs feet.
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Liberal Republicans.

NEW YORK. July l4.-At meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Liberal Republican
State Committee held here July IL, there was
a full interchange of opinions from which it APP
reared that the members of the committee
uniformly favored the support of the Hayes
and Wheeler ticket. 1t was determined thai
the liberal republicans of the State be call, d
to meet 10 State convention at Saratoga on the
23I day of August XXI. Its understood that
call to that effect will be shortly published.
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CORVictS.

AUBURN. N. Y July l4.-While gang OF
couvcts transferred from Slug Sing were en-
route to Auiurn this moroing, Thomas Etg@rly
. l5:year's man from New York. leaped through
be car window while the train Wis running AT
the rate OF forty miles per hour and Was TO-
stautly killed. Among those who safely ar
rived here was Edward Stokes.
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Nor THE MEN Two colored men suspected
of beiug the ones who murdered young Everett
pear Glymout, were arrested last night by
Officers Smith and Hepburn and lodged 10 the
starioo house. They gave their Dames as John
Ross and Edward j. Smith, but on beiog sub
mitted to the scrutiny of those who had seen
the pegroes at Glymoot were declared not to
he the parties and we're discharged.
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yAWLEY SPRINGS, near Harrisonburg

TSAWLEY SPRINGS, near Harrisonburg,
~ Rockingham county, Va. GEORGE W..
This well known and popular Summer Resort
will be open June lst, 1876. The waters by al
alysis compare favorably with the renowned
chalybesle wsters of Europe. It is the strongest
chslyhaale in the United States In addition to
the water, the LEGATION, pure and exhisrsting
drives, hunting, fishing, sc al tend t. make
Rawey THE most attractive rs well THE most
hca1thul reeor. in Virginia. The company has
al great exrense, erected the most commodious
and comfortable tuliings in the State aid dur
ing the psst winter completed perfect system
of terracing and understanding. For terms and
pamphlets apply to a. B. TRICK, President,
Harrisonhurg, Va. my 29-2m
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Quo WARRENro.-The petition for a writ
of quo warreuto in the case of 4. 5. Lead
beaten VS.. Henry Herbner contest as to the
Office of Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
meut, was filed 10 the Corporation Court TO-
day, and the statement of laots and argument
will take place 90 some day next week, when
he case will be submitted.
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Local RreYit; CIV

| A mare belonging to Mr.. Pullman, while
| seeking shelter from the suns rays, yesterday,
| 10 the yard of the OLD brick house at the eX
| treme south eUd OF Fairfax street, stood Oh the
cellar door, which being unable to hear hrI
weight, fell 10, precipating her into the Gel
! lar, from which she was exrriclted, unhurt, at
ter great difficulty.
| About dark last night there spraog up a
most refreshing aud delightful breeze, followed
O. few hours after, by copiDus shower, OF rain,
| which cooled the air to a very considerable d.
gree and made sleep possible This mornlns
there was fine breCz: blowing. and the heat,
| although still pretty bad, Was much more bear
| able.
A large number Of the scholars Of the NJ. p.
Church Sunday School went down to Marsha
| Hall Oh the steamer Mary Washington t. day.
They were accompanied by their teachers and
| parents.
Prot Gessley, who was b1rn without arms,
is giving exhibitions at 107 King street, the
store formerly occupied by Ii. Cook & Go. IT,
has several natural curio,ties, wH:cn form d
part OF his entertainments.
OOe of the two boats which were the first to
make the trip from Cumberland t. Gc0rgetowL
down the G. l. O. Canal, upon its first opening,
| many years ago, was the Sou hampton, parity
owned by Mr.. j. ?. Agnew, now Of this city.
During the storm of Wednesday afternoon
one of TWO COWS graziog together ucar Hunt
ing Creek bridge was knocked down by a
stroke of lightning, but recovered after being
drenched by the rain.
Attention is called to the sale of valuable
warehouse AID dwelling by II. o. ClaughtoD,
trustee, by auction, tomorrow. See advertise
ment.
The trottiug match at L"esburg last Satur-
y Was won By Ned Buckley" belonging to
Mr. Dober, of Washington.
Mrs. Mary Boswell, of Potomac City, de-
sires Information 10 regard to her SOD, james,
who left his home for this city sometime age
The Committee on Light Of the City Coun-
oil organized yesterday evening by clec.lug Al
derman g. e. Smoot as chairman.
Nine prs ,Ders are now confined 10 the jail
at Fairfax Court House-tWice az many as were
ever there before at ooe time since the war.
On the premises at ii o'clock a. w., on
Monday, July II, 1876, there will be lu'Ilc
sale by Capt. D. l.. Smoot, of his residence gu
Lee street, and the furniture thereof
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ORKNEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,

NKk 7 SPRINGS, VIRGINlA,
~ Twelve mi es west of Mt Jackson, Valley
Branch b & o. 4. r +, will be open for the re.
ceptIon oil visitors until October lst 1876, under
the manager ent Of j n. WOODWARD. late
of Rawley Springs, Va.
Since the last season the grounds have been
greatly improved and water works erected. add
ing greatly to the convenience, health and safety
OF the Springs and its guests
Tho waters have an established reputation for
their wonderful curative powers. The Springs
are numerous and of great variety. viz: sui
phur Healing Sui hate of Iron and Magnesium,
Ghaly best. (carb nate Of from &c
Terms OF B rard yer day 81 80: per week SIS !;
per month of twenty. eight day. $50. Circulars
will be found at Z. 5 LkAUBEATEE Il
BROS. Fairfax street
iv7,m hDD2E PERRY, Prop'rs
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A CARD.-Circumstanco rendering it de-
n slrable that shuLl,. i,ss in Baltimore, l
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICES IN
Alexandra. to DIR. d. N RUST. He has been
for SO many years associated win me as 10 neco
no introduction or endorsement, his skill ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being well known. | cordially commend HIM
to the favor Of my friends and patients, IS well
worthy of the position to which he succeeds, and
bespcak for him the practice with which, for SO
long, have been favored.
JAMES B. HODGKIN.
Alexandria Va, mar loft
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.1c1AL&C COMMERCIAL

,,onev market partskes of the general
stuls psrvsdins all departments OF business
q .e ~aa York money continues extremely easy
:" n.,, loans are laa2a on approved colaterals'
sa mercantile uaper is 3s9a. State securities
| am nniet; Virgins consols 66a; coupons eat e4s
s'0 y ;,rrsd securities there is nothing doing,
and we quote: 49,
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES. War DeRort'
pent Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
ngton, d. e., July IA, lH76-lO:3O a; NJ
FIR the Middle State, partly cloudy aod : warm "a:
weather will continue during the day with falling
barometer, and southwest to northwest WINDS
followed to night by slightly cooler weather aoo
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LOCAL MATTERS.

nag Persons leaving the city during the sum
mer eau have the Gazette mailed TO 'nem ifee
of postage,
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GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, July lS.-
The otierln.s of Beef Cattle this week reacht
Isl head. which were taken at prices ranging
from as59c per ID gross; There we're lNo Sheep
and Lambs offered and 1910 OF the former sold
Al 44a5!c per h. and Lambs ut 81 per head.
few Cows and Calves sold al DaS5O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-14

COMMITTEE ON STREETS. The Committee
Oh Streets of the City Council met last night
and organized by the election of Alderman L.
G O'Neal as chairman. The committee pro.
pose to make some changes in the manner OF
working and paying the street hauds. They
will devote one day uext week to viewing s1me
of the places 10 the city which require their
special attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-14

CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET. July 13.-Hogs
active and shade higher tsir to good light
= S0aS6 50; DO. hesvy 40 SO 60.
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RECTFOV SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE
or
CANAL BOAT, &c.

CANAL BOAT, &c.
At the request of the beneficiary and under
from William Carney to me, dated December
10th, 1874, shall, on WEDN ESDAY, July
18th, 1876 at II clock M, at Cszenove's wharf,
in Alexandria, Va, proceed to sell, BY pubic
auction, the canal boat named and called
PARK AGNEW"
together with all the fixtures rigging and tackle
thereto attached and also FIV MU LES here
tofore used in towing said boat, This boat has
been engaged in the coal trade on the Chesa.
peske and Ohio Canal.
Terms: Enough cash to pay the debt and
costs, say $3.50 and the residue upon credit of
chsser's bonds with personal surety and deed
of trust upon the property sold:
JNO. V. HUTTON, Trustee,
jy9 Alexandria, Virginia
ns A GREAT BARGAIN-Having ar
q ranged to take up my residence in San
Francisco, | respectfully offer for sale that ex-
cellont BRICK WELDING HOUSE and
LOT OF GROUND, numbered AZ, on Lee St,
between Prince and Duke, IN which am now
living in Alexandria, Va.
This house is well constructed and pleasantly
located. 1t contains IA rooms and most OF the
modern improvements, such rs hot and cold
water, gas, bath room and water closet, heaters.
kitchen range, &c:
Upon the lot, which has a fine front on Lee
street, and extends back 150 tect to wide alleys,
is frame stable, wood house, some lruit trees,
vines, &c
Price low and terms liberal
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &e S,r at pri'
vate ssle. y. l.. SMOOT,
my l3-.f Pc. box 1S Alexandria, Va.
Nss- There will be public sale of the above
house, furniture &c, on the premises at eleven
O'Clock n. IN on MONDAY, July 18th 1876.
jy Std D L. SMOOT
COMMISSIONER SALE-By virtue OF
" the decree Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, entered up at November term. 1875 in
the suits of w. Powell vs.. NJ j. Worster,
Richard Hirst and Others the undersigned,
commissioners named in said decree, will, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of July, 1875 Court
day, At ocock NJ, in front of the door OF
the Court House of said county, sell to the high
est bidder the following LOTS OF LAND: =
Lot No. l, containing 36 acres, rood and 80
poles. and lot No. 2 containing IL acres, z roods
and Is poles; said two lots constituting lot No.
in the division of the real estate OF the late
VIM. Nelson and were purchased by Richard
Hirst This land lies near Langley, in thrifty
neigh borhood, and is of good quality
Terms ot' Sale: SO much cash in hand as Will!
pay the costs of suit and expenses Of sale, and
the residue in three equsl annual payments, TO
bear interest from the day OF sale, An! TO be Sc.
cured by the notes of the purchaser, with good
personal security, and the title to be retained
Until the last payment is made.
F. L. SMITH,
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax co lie I7-w4w Com1'rs. of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-14

INVALUABLE FOR RAILROAD MEN.-"l
suffered for more than year with udig 'stlon,
and during the last six months was very
bilious, occasionally having dumb chill fol
lowed by ievers, which Frustrated me took
Simmons your Liver Regulator, and for sevc-
raj months l have been as stout and hearty as
any mao could desire to be- am thoroughly
satisfied that it is all it is recommended to be
for Indigestion aud bilious complains Tor
mine was stubborn case. have beard many
of my friends speak OF It. and all agree that 1t
possesses all the virtues you claim for it.
"A. II. HIGHToWER
"Conductor NJ. and W. r R.
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Nervousness ADD DrOWaDess. These sad
affections, SO destructive both to business and
pleasure, arise from that morbid condition OF
the body, which is relieved by an occasional
dose of DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills. Try them,
they will do you good.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. John I. Ward, well
known in this city. died very suddenly last

rains.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. John I. Ward, we'll
koown 10 this city, died very suddenly last
night, at the northern end of Henry street,
near Coross. The deceased who had previously
been out of employment for long time. had
been working for tn. Hampshire and Bail
more Coal Company for the past two weeks
and stopped work at six clock last evening Is
usual He had been complaining OF the heat
and exhaustion during the day, but was DOT
supposed to be seriously lndlsposed., ABOUT
seven o'clock he procured small luncheon and
went out to the commons near CoIross, where
he commenced to eat He had only taken
few mouthtus when he was observed by par,
ties, who happened to be near, to tall over and
commence tearing up the grass and putting 1t 10
bis mouth. Assistance was rendered him, OUT
be died 10 few minutes. His body was taken
charge of By City Sergeant Lucas and some
other gentlemen and carried % the Jail, where
DR.. POWELL coroner, viewed it, and being sat.
i>fed that death resulted from congestion OF
the brain, he declined to hold an ltquest. Later
in the night the body was reluuvrd to the
undertaking establishment of MIR. B. Wheat
ley, 90 Kiag street, from whence 1t Was buried
at Eve o'clock this afternoon. Mr. WARD vas
during the war; a member OF k2mper Dat
terry, and went through tue Wnoe loui ycaio
campaign. During the terms OF City Sergeants
Stuart and Campbell he was the jallor at the
city Jail, and was generally liked by those who
knew him as harmless, inofenslve man. he
was 80 years of age, uumarrled, and leaves no
relatives except an only sister 10 Georgetown.
The STEAMER COLUMBIA. The old steam r
Columbia, 50 we'll knowo for many years on
the route between this CITY aud Baltimore,
seems to have had rough time IN the r+ceDf
storms, according 10 III, following extract from
the Baltimore News:
"Repairs were made upon the steamer Coi
umbia day, the upper portion OF her star
board wheelhouse having been carried away
las, evening in storm which she encountered
10 Easteru hay while returning 10 Baltimore
from the excursion to st, Mlchaers. The
body of james Carey, deck hand, who was
either struck by lightning or blown Ovtrb ard
while aft upon the hurricane deck raising
light upon the f staff, had not been recover
ed up to time OF writing. The Columbia left
this afternoon upoo her regular excursion to
Annapolis % Tuesday evening the Co!um
bia also encountered heavy storm JUS after
leaving Chester river aud getting into the bay.
Iu both storms she proved to be what has so
oiteu been SAID of her, one OF the staulchest
aud safest steamers plying upon the Chesa-
peake bay.
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NUTIUE-The annual meeting Of the stock.
IN holders in the UPPERVILLE and NJ A.
NASSAS GAP PLANK ROAD CO. will be
held at the office of g. B. Gibson, ESQ.,, in Up
perville, on MONDAY, the 7th of August next,
Ut o clock p. m. All who cannot attend IN
person will please send their proxies.
j. w. HARPER, Secry.
IInneryille July l4-eotd
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. July l3.-Cattle
receipts $500; market quiet and unchanged;
buyers and sellers apart shipments 4OOO. dogs
receipts l6, 600; shipments 500; market fairly
sctvc and steady light 5DaS6 IS; heavy aoa
$645; few choice at 60sS6 TO- Sheep-re-
cclpts 1000; market fairly active.
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f.KEFESSSD.v.aL CHKUS.
RICHARD H.. MAUkY,

ATTORNEY Il COUNSELOR AT LAW,
SOLICITOR IN BANKRUPTCY,
ms.- special facilities for prompt collections
throughout Virginia and West Virginia.
Refers to Gov. John Letcher (recent partner)
Lexington, Va; The State Bank of Virginia,
Gov. Jas. l.. Kempor, Hon. K. M. I. Hunter,
and K. Il. MauTy " Co., Bankers. Richmond,
Va; Mcssrs. Bsring Bros. - Co., D. Is. Gillist
u Co., London England. NH 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-14

DIVORCE CASE. -Cbares E. Stuart, esq.,,
counsel for Mrs Emma Y. Jones, has filed a
petition before Judge E. NJ. Lowe for divorce
from her husband. John A. Jones. The plain
tiff, this morning applied for an order requiring
defendant to pay over to her $50 per mouth, TO
enable her to carry on the suit, and tor her
maintenance; and she furlh.r prays for an or.
der epjoiuiug the defendant from disposiDg CT
his property. Mr. G. A. Mushbach, counsel
for The defendant, resisted the petition, claim
lug certain informalities in the proceedings,
and that be would be able to show, at the prop,
er time, that divorce had already been grant,
ed him from the plaintiff. The judge refused
the prayer for ahmouy, but granted that tor
an INJUNCTION to restrain the sale OF property
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. July 13.-The
msrke, is very quiet and depressed Wheat 10
al15 Tor good to choice; Corn 50a52; Rye 6Oa65,
AMI Oats 40a45.
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LYscHBURa MARKET, July l3-The market
is dull, aud prices nomnally unchanged. Wheat
is quoted vt l2Oal35 for good to choice white,
fered. Corn in demand at 81 Is Oats 4Da45.
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CORPORATION CoURT-Judqe E. NJ. Lone
presiaiag-L. Bauaco vs.. Willis Johnsou; debt;
on a removal from JUSTICE jury sworn and
verdict for plaintiff.
w. Makeley vs.. j. S. Ridgey ct ais. case.
This cause is continued for the defendant With
leave to plead within sixty days.
A number of causes were continued gener-
ally.
Leadbeater vs.. Herbner; quo warrauto; petl.
ton fled and docketed by cposent.
The estate of Lewis Gaddis, deceased, was
committed to the Sergeant for administration.
POLICE REPORT The only cases at the
Mayors office this morning were those OF the
TWO suspected negroes. mentioned elsewhere,
who we're released and disorder|y man,
who was fined and discharged.
Jennie Nesoo. coored, for taking the clothes
of Sonny Ward aud refusing to return them,
was dismissed on payment of costs.
Tom Allen made mpIaint of Henry New
man for walking with his wife. The warrant
was dismissed at cost of complainant. These
cases we're before Justice Thompson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-14

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, July IA =
The market this week was frmer than for some
time past and we notice better feeling gener;;
silly. The offerings of Cattle were light and
prices ranged from 4s5ac per ID. Calves are dull
and sold Slowly at 4s5ic per ID. Sheep and
Lambs are in good inquiry, and the otfarings
sod lor 4s5c per ID for Sheep, ard 3s$4 so per
head for Lambs Hogs have advanced ac, and
sold during the week at Sia93c. Cows and
Calves 95aS60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-14

DOYS and YOUTHS BOOTS, Kip and
ID Calf, good and cheap. at WADDEI'o, "a
King street.
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RICHMOND MARKET, July ID The market is
only iairly active, and sellers nave had to yield
to \ general decline. The offerings of Wheat
today reached about 5000 bushels, with sales of
white at l22. 125 and $50 for good to choice.
Corn was active at 81 for prime, and So for fair.
Nothing doing in Rye or Oats
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New Orleans, grocery grades .....''.'.::"
Coffee is very quiet, and we hear of no
sales to-day, but note rather better inquiry,
and some lots were in treaty when we lett the
market The stock in first hands at date is
ID ego bags and the total stock at all ports no.
3@S bags against 69 419 bags same time lsst year.
"A nnnta As f0llnWa:
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INFANTS BOOTS and SLIPPERS--A fine
4 stock, in every color, style and quality y!
very reasonable prices, at WADDEI'o, a
King street
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A LARGE stock Of HEAVY GOODS, suit
n able for the country, to which we invite
the special attention Of country merchants, as
they will be sold very low for money, at WAD-
DEI'S "a King street sp 70
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ER~ITTIh
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nmA1EkwssssS
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AfISSES LASTING BOOTS, in every style
WI quality and price, at WADDEY'o, "A
KIM