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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


The Lake Bluff Camp-meetiug will begin Tues
5,-,
co,,,4. .z,u ,;ra a or,ra c,n-
iAe sye'a o.as's aos ~, Nc e.. 49,. e..oaiaH
ecft Ut Noe'n o.a' u'ue1 14A', oa,a'
,orv ,+ rhafter Hall Desn1aines street. between
mons, .. ,,s." ~. ..o.,t...
"1snnsson alu on.s,~ s' nootne ~ +hs c,,oaon,,n
r,,h viii he held in caledonia Hail. Washington
street, Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock. ''Busness
sr;,,no-+orra ),
VI r-,.,,
The Ladies' Aid Society OF St. Johns Episcopal
Church will give strawberry and ice cream festi-
~, At the residence Of Mr. Andrew Pearson, 10
AtA 49,,
!esllsa' aa, - veu ioa2n "a Fr;dar evan;nna
iao"'e' 'N"A'' 49,.
Grand Centennial Picnic OF thc fu5nltnfe " MofK i
ers' Union to-day at the Pacific Garden 1ooo Nil
YANKEE avenue. Admission % cents. Ladles l5ce
The procession will organize ut tue corner Of lean
oolpn anu Union S'fe''a a'' ~.u1A
grind gala mntinec and complimentary benefit to
Billy Davis, the we'll known ana descrvedl5 pop
ulnr doorkeeper. The entire Rose Eytinse combi-
W., pnoa ,h,t nons =, tho friend. Of thc
Eana5;no,s Hnme viii forget the reception ot the
uoma Tnss1,v The bahies are to hr dressed in
their best to receive their friends and the ladies' o.
the Union Aid society VIII oe present tnlouSnout
the day and evening to RECEIVE visitors ana serve
refreshments. There will be tine music in the
evening.
n. +, Moody has consented to deliver his lecture
IN tsI1sniei n RabyIon. before tic Young Mems
christian Assnciatjon Tuesday evening in FarwclI
ffaif h;s viii he The last time he wifi sneak nrior
to bis departure for the East Admission will be
BY ticket which will be for men only Tickets will
be ready at the T. II. G. A: Rooms tomorrow
Tho Cb;caoo A+benpnm will arrannc vacation
c,aaaea fos .7n,vt md Aurust in German. French.
Italian. clocution. vocal music. pcnmanship. bot.
80 ord rnr;nns hronrhrsof art Thosc via wish
~ io;n M snrh cnsses arc reauesed to leave their
~ lo..4 81 su a. c.,osf.tna5nnt a. JTnsh,nrtnn
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DEATHS

MARTIN-Jnnc 2 in Ripon, Wiz, at her broth
ers, II. Emily Martin, OF Chicago.
PLUSKETT-Junc l. Eliza steakun, a native Of
County kildare, Ireland, the beloved wife OF James
Plun1ett- May she rest in peace.
- St. Louis, Cincinnati, New York, and Dub
lin (1reland} papers please copy.
GAFF1ELD-June I, ut Evanston, aftct lin
gcring illness, Almyra A., aged 50 years, wife oi
Funeral Saturday. at 1 o'clock, p m, from resi-
dencs to Rose Hill by carriage. Friends Of tbs
CUDDY-on the 1st inst at 2:15 L. M, Freddie
R. Cuddy, agec year. months, and days.
Johnnie cnddE, aged years: months and az 3
One by one the sands are flowing;
One by one the moments fall;
Some are coming, some are going:
Do not strive to grasp them all.
One by one bright gifts from Heavc1
Take them readily when gwen;
Ready too. to let them 60.
e Montreal and New York papers p1ease copy.
0NEILL-June 3, Ellen, youngest daughter ol
James .h11 ana Bridget o'Nsi1l, aged II months at
P1CkARD-May 81, Of apoplcxy, at Leland.
Mich. Eicholas Pickard- aged 50 years. formerly
land, Mich.
the ed year Of her age, Lizzie Flcm ng. wife nf F.
II. Holbrook, and daughter Of the late WEl. Flem.
ing formerly OF this city.
BUFFERS Saturday morning, June 3, Fannie
F., wife Of William A. Buffers. aged T. years.
Funeral from residence, 3S7 West Adams-st,
Monday afternoon, juno 5, at o'clock.
MURRAT-At the residence of her parents, 53f
North Frankliu-st, on Saturday csening ut p n,
Minnie j. Murray, aged 20 years.
Funeral On Monday ut o'clock from the Church
OF the immaculate Conception, BY carriages to CAL
vary.
fT Brooklyn papers please copy.
C0T-Friday evening, June 2, at Washington
Heights. H., HRS. sarah Co1. aged 81 years and7
months.
Funeral at the residence of her son, 2 O'Clock
Sunday, June i. Carriages to Blue Island Gene
terry.
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Some young ladies on retiring to their bed
room sunday evening, opened the window and
saw wasp's nest outside in the upper corner of
the casing, and, not knowing what 1t was,
thought 10 knock it off would be proper, and
proceeded so to do. What was their surprise
and horror, moment later, to hear dozen or
more wasps buzzing around them. They were
not not IN condition to be Il buzzed," neither were
thew prepared to run down-stairs, where their
parents had company, but no other choice was
left them, SO down they rushed, followed BY
fieht as the two apparitions from the upper re-
gion put in an appearance, and q general STAN
ppede took place In that parlor, and-well, the
girls slept in the "sparc " room that night, and
the company went home and dreamed Of beau
tifr11 hobpoblIus.
, 1876-06-04
JFlEGRAPHlC NOTES,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 3.-The graves Of the
Confederate dead at this point we're decorated
with flowers to-day; there was no formal ccEe-
monies; ladies and gentlemen simply visiting
the cemetery aud strcwing flowers.
ArIASTA, june 3.-Inycstigation shows that
]. i. Holtzclaw, late Internal Revenue Collec-
tor, is not dcfaultcr.
Special Dispatch TO- The Tribune.
KANKAKEE, ILL.,, June 3.-Thc parties who
were engaged in selling beer at the German pic
mic last Sunday were to-day tried for violation
Of the liquor ordinance, and fined $50 and costs
No dcfcnsc was made, and it is believed that no
appeal will be taken. The Germans have here
totore held their iubilccs within the city limits
without interference.
, 1876-06-04
KNIGHTS OF THE SUN.

AaO4ALh AN4A-%AA0OA<tA NAOAn-
Last fall the New York Herald made great com.
motion over the discovery Of secret organization
which, according to that vAracious newspaper, had
for it, object the destruction OF Roman Catholicism
In this country sad the election Of Gen Grant for
third term. For several days the subordinates Of
the journalistic cockfghter wa1ed.cloquent and i'm
aginatiyc over the O. A. Q. FEghtful pictures
we're drawn OF the society's work; the, opinion of
everybody supposed 10 possess one was sought and
printed. and nothing was left nndone which could
feeling antagonigtic to the President It remained
for TUE TRIBUNE to place the trne aims and posi-
ing book and Charter Of The illinois branch Of The
,. A. g. were published, and disclosed SO many
ai*ctenancses and eraggcsntons in the alleged copy
printed b. The HERALD that Mr. Bennett felt called
upon to drop the sensation while it was red-hot
II Is rather sad that that paper has not heard of
tbc organization Of smother secret society, with
anti-catholic proclvities, and Of decidedly more
formidable character than the o. 4. o. The
knights Of the Order Of the Sun is a much finer
ouE!in: title than the Order Of American Union,
ouly military appellatione used asplcn-
& c.,a.lce fo- 4 sensation has been lost
TIL: Sor:ety Of the Order Of the Sun was estab-
~*c; IN -:evat;a song months aeo By few prom
inrn1 T~:cstunts dissustcd with the imperfect
,car- h. their command for combating the advance
or Tss to fat
a:ti .,~ form solid phnlanx against the Pope and
h.r em:ssarics. After full consideration it de-
fHffu 10 10fn1 M oFE1nlLdtiHu &el-HliltAFy IN It's
character, which it was thought would possess
ela:l* far above tose Of ordinary secret societies
T"r 1su'ect met with great favor in the
>t'te. a,d strong membership vas soon
rnrai..l. The ritual bears close resemblance &C to
th:t OF the O. 4. H.. only the obligations aeaiust
supporting Ronan Catholic Office are lit
tie stronger III their language.
after Nevada had been pretty thoroughly worked,
4 State Commander WIS dispatched to start the So
eictS there The Protestants Of the Pacific Slope
were quite eager to take hold Of the thing, and
strong membership Hns soon Obtained From there
the State commsnaer worked east meeting with FIX
n. c. Mason, ! prominent Odd Fellow, was en-
listed as State Commander. That gentleman sis-
tied Chicago last week and at once commenced op-
erations. Some twenty citizens were got together
4 GRIND ody" was formed in no time. This
'.GundB ody ",is composed Of The commissioned
officers. such as State-Gencrals Majors, Colonies,
PaymssteEt etc the psixa.es sna n.cemmis-
Sndsinr 1uh11 % from The character Of he
gentlemen who have secesed commissions Is f9r the
the organization vigorously. They think to bring
in the members Of the American Protestant Asso-
ciation Which has been the verge OF dissolution
for some time. Last night subordinate body was
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Tourhcucd Glass.

This manufacture is at present being carried on
on small scale iii Pennsylvania By this pro-
cess, lamps and tulnbleEs can be toughened so
as not to break: The glass, after having been
being put into the annealing pots, Is immersed
In hot bath, consisting Of linsecd-ol and tai
low. The bath Is kept up to about $40 degrees:
The ware after dipping is removed to second
bath with a temperature Of 200 degrees. Last,
very extensive factory :s aov under way, where
the Bastie process will be carried Oh with all its
newest improvements.
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civ, and cut him badly upon

Kerwin rather severely, and cut him badly upon
the neck.
John Berg, of 118 De Koven street. was held IN
Hoyne. for altering and passing as true and genu-
inc counterfeit note Of the denomination OF %
one Of the Canton bills,
, 1876-06-04

Judge Bangs was asked by the reporter II the
sentences OF the distillers in St. Louis would
influence the severity Of the sentences here.
He replied that St. Louis was no criterion to
Chicago. The matter Of sentencing had been
left entirely to Judge Blodgett, and he had
never said anything to Judge Blodgett in refer
ence to it. and didn't intend to.
DLuroRD WILSON,
who has been stopping in the city for the past
two days, left last evening for Springfield,
whence he will return to Washington. Col.
Matthews left last evening for Peoria, but will
probably return In time to swing his hat and
pronounce the bcncdiction at the Bristow meet
ing tomorrow evening.
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Alxan0ria 6azette
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 5.

A MACHINE FOR DARNING STOCKINGS. =
We have had sewing and knitting machines
for some time, but the latest addition to our
stock is that Of darniog- machine, which is
described ty the Sc,cot,6c American as tol.
lows: Two small plates. ne stationary aod
the other movable, are placed one above the
other. The plates are corrugated, aud between
them the holy portion of the stocking is laid.
Twelve long-eyed pointed needles are arranged
side by side 10 frame. which last is carried
forward so that tie ueell,s penetrate opposite
edges Of the hole, passiag IN The co,rueauouss
between the plates. Hinged just 10 tl"n ct
the plates is 40 upright bar. AMI on this Is
cross piece Carrying twelve knobs. The yaru
is secured to an eud -koob, and then, with a
bit Of fat wire, pushed through the needle
eyes. Then the loop between each TWO needles
is caught blythe hand and hooked over the or
posite knob, so that each needle carries really
two threads Now the needles are carried
back to their first position, aud, in so doing,
they draw the threads, which slip Oft the knob'
through the edges of the fabric. A little push
forward again brings the sharp rear edges of
the ueedle.eye against the threads, cutting
them all at once This is repeated untll tn"
darn is flushed, and beautifully finished it is.
The cost Of the machue is but ten dollars.
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1876 GREAT 1876
pEN$SHIV MIA ROUTE

TO TIE NORTH WEST l. SOUTH VEST.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, splendid SCENERY
MAGNIFlCENT EQUIPMENT
Trains leave W asAington, from depot of Ball
TlMuRE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner Of Sixth and streets ~ follows:
For Philadelphia New York and the East, g. Il
y m daily, with Palace Cars attached. Lin
tied Express Of Pullman psrlor Cars 9.2}a
III. daily, exc. pit sunday. For PhIaicIpnls
and New York l.30p III. dsy, except sun
day for Phlade!phis 4.55 y. N. daily, witt
PnrIor Cars nLtachci
For PitLsburg and the Vest, 6a. III. daily, VII.
pnror Cars to pitisburs; IA y. IN. dsly
with P,,lacc Car /" tnlcHgo, nnd II % " III.
daily, eXccl,: :>unday.
For Canandaisua a'II the North, i 8. M dolly,
except Sunday and I 4" p. IN. iniIy, except
Saturday, with faIac- Car to Rochester. For
Ellnra II IS ~ daily, except Sunday.
For the South, via kictm"nd, $40 u. III. ana.
ll.3S =. N. daily except sunday. and VIII.
Lynchburg7 u. III II IS p III. daily, except
Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria, i, I, s, 8 ~ and ii Il. IT., ana
l. ;, 4 ~, 5, s and II IS y. m. On Sunday 81
s y. III , rEd and = y. N.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, b, -
s, 8, 10 and II y m, |, 3, A, g. u and p. m
On sunday q. s ana IL =. H., snd pm
Tickets and inIormatlCD can be procuFel n
principal railroad .lstlor. md ticket offices
Southeast D. NJ. BOYD, Jr
Cent. Passenger Agcn"
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. Jan /
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Hon. Robert IOombS.

DR.. j. S. Pemberton-Desr sir lake pleas,
ure in giving my testimony to the virtues OF
your excellent Globe Flower Syrup, having
used several bottles myself tor M obstinate al
lection OF the throat Yrd voice, with most happy
results. 1t is certainly the BEs remedy have
ever used, and.q quite pleasant to the taste
Yours truly, ROBERT TooMBs.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup cures Colds
Coughs Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group, Pleurisy, Paln and
Consumption. We shall publish In the Gazette
TESTIMONIALS of great and good men of the ma
ton, whose words cannot be doubted, in regard
to the merits OF Globe Flower Syrup. We pre-
for to let them speak.
Globe Flower Syrup for sale by
f. 5. LEADbEATER & BRO.
@s- None genuine unless signed MERHELL
s. CUUDEN, SUCCESSORS to DIR. j. 5. Pemberton.
Read the Curious Story"-tree at the Drug
Stores. ap lS-lm
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ACCOM- MODATION TRIAL

ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN, daily, e,c.,,
Sunday, from May lst, p. m.-Leave Ws.hiDq.
ton 20 p. m, Alexandria 90 p. H. arrive =,
Front Royal 9 10 .. m. Leave Frtnl K W.;
4 Il 3 III arr We ut Alexandria IS y N srI
vi Washington 9 20 y. m.
MANASSAS DIVISION. Mail Trsin-pss.
sen2ars leave Washington SEQ g. m, AIey.n.
dria s 81 u ~, and arrive ut Strssburg al.
m. Lcav" Strasburg 6.335 y. H., STRIVE vt Alley.
andria $50 y. m.
WAKkENTON BRANCH-Connection -
and from Warrenton with Msil Tram ou;v
Al Washington, close connections with North
and West At Danvilie, daily, with South and
Southwest; at LyLchb"rg twice daily, to SoutL
and West, p:G NJ GordorSyi.'c and Charlol,n.
VILE. BY Mail Train, with Cne< i Ohio K. K
East ard West.
Twic" daily CONNECTIONS TO Richmond
Both trains from tie South conuec, with Chrs
s. Ohio st Charlottesville for he Wc<t
Pulmsn Sleeper daily, rcitiou: chauge De.
tween Baltimore and New Orleans, ,cayinp
Baltimore Is u n. NJ. Also Sleep belwro9
Baltimore anq Lynchburg, by nly', Inc.
Centcnnia Exc .r.ica Tickets TO Pniade'pAis
on sale from MAY lot, good for thirty day.,
AID through ticket. IL the South and West Il
lowest rates.
&. J. FOREACRE, ZEN. Msnsgr,
D. u. n'O.iDCo, u. i. ap23
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WAoKINGT0N & OHIO RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT TWO TRAINS
DAILY LEACEPT SUNDAY BETWEEN
ALEXA NDRlA AND ROUND HILL,

SPRING ARRANGEMENT TWO TRAINS
DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY BETWEEN
LEXANDRlA AN d ROUND HILL,
Beginning April 25th, lS-G.
Leave Wa hlnglon NJ 3 y H., AMI 4 ~ n Al.
and Alcy"uGria NJ $40 II. m, and 40 ., u.
lass Leesbu-g, going westward, Al liza \ m,
ard $40 y m, and arrive at Round iit It II
IN, and 1:2t y. m. Leave Round Hill n, ) 20a
~, and l-:3O p. ~; pass Lee$ourg, going east
ward, u, i u. M and LILO y. m, and STRIVE 81
Alexsndria =: g: ) m. and 3:l5 p. m, and q.
Washington 81 S 80 u. m, ard 3:39 y. m
Ess~ Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington =nd Ohio cars NJ the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad station vt 81 H. and l. ~
I'm, and go through to Round Hill without
charge Of cars.
The 40 u III. train from Alexandria and L. 80
y. H. train from Round Hill connect ut Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line Ut CoacAc:
Tor Snickersville, Bcrryville and Winchester
also with Resmcrs Line of Coaches, which lesve
Leesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both trains. westward, make close conncc,Ion,
1T Vienna, with oisson'S Line of Stages for FsIr.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, 3 Cts. per mile
Animal tickets, 500.
K. Il. HAVENEK,
NJ, 1j-t. General Ticket 4 Ytni
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
NOTICE.

.sEh NOTICE.
T1c steamer KEYPORT leaves her wharf, at
the FOOT OF PRINCE STREET, daily, at
10 a. M, for QUANTICO, connecting with
the train for FREDERICKSBURG RICH
MON d and the SOUTH; returning, arrives at
$50 p. N.
ap 15-:t q. j. WARREN. Captain
lzzzs bALt I'm 80
POTOMAC RIVER STEAMERS
The steamer EXPIRES ;, Capt. j. r. Barker,
viii leave pier 10 Light street, BALTIMORE, EV Z.
Ky Tu ESDAY, At p. IN. Returning, will
lesve Alexandria EVERY FRIDAY, 1t tour
O'Clock D. m
The steamer SUE, Capt James Harper, will
Leave pier TO- Liz BIT street, Baltimore, EVERY
THURSDAY at p. m. Returning, will leave
Alexandria EVERY MOEDAY, At ,0:?0p. m.
Freight will not be received alter q y. m.
Both steamers will stop each why ut their re-
specLive river landings.
For further information apply TO
j. BRODERS y CO., Agents,
mn Il ii King street.
INLAND s. SEABOARD COASTING CO.,
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, new and substantial rE-.
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE aafsisf4sE
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at three o'clock p. m, and Alexandria st
3.3l y. M. returning leaves Norfolk EVER
TUESDAY. IL U RSDAY and SATURDAY Y,
1T 3 O'Clock y. m. This line connects at n or.
folk with the ships of the Merchants and Mi
nrrs' Transportation Company for Boston ard
Providence. and affords the cheapest and bcs
route 10 tn, sc cities and their connections
throughout New England. Fareto Norfolk 81;
round trip Sc Tickets good until used.
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FOR N EW YORK.

The Al Steamships E g. KNIGHT saz
and JOHN GIBSON leave the COM SA24A
pany's wharf Alexandria, EV ERY TUES
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
A East River, EVERY SATURDAY, at four
o'clock p. N.
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FORTHE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The Few and eommcdious ir%n & r..
built rspe tally for this route, leaves the com
p,.ny's wharf. Washington, EVERY TUES
Alexnnlrs q; 73q .. M returning, arrives
q o'cl,ck y. IN.
This company makes close connections 1T Al
exandria with the w. c., Y. NJ. i q. ; t. 4.
Go. aad VITA the w " o. Il. Il. Co: Freight
received for all points, North and South,
handled with care and forwarded with prompt.
ness and dispatch
For further information apply to
+. a. REED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf,
or at the office of the company, under the M
tioaal metropolitan Bank, 10Th street, opposite
tho Treasury Depsrtmcnt. Washington.
NH 10 W. THOMPSON, President
80 60 NOTICE.
~: uid sitter March |, 1876 TWO FERRY
BOATS will make hOUkLt TRIPS btwecn
WASHINGTON CITY and ALEXANDRIA,
from either city, NJ follows:
Leave Ale >an.ria: a. 100, 80, $50, III. 50
and l30 u. n., and 80, 49,. 2.3O, $50, 4.3U
$50 nnd'i 90 p III
l.eav. Washington At 100 $50 $50 10 80
ANA IL 30. m, and l23U, 80 2.3O $50 4 20
$50 .nd 600 y. m.
led - 5. S. HUWISON. Pres Pr
CLYDE'S STEAM LINES SEMI
go WEEKLY TO
PHILADELPHIA PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Steamers lcsTr Alcxandris EVERY TU Els
DAY NJ SATURDAY, and lcavc Phiadel.
phla EVERY SATUR DAi, al II clock IN.
from Pier No North Wharves.
This line connects Al Alexandria with the o.,
A. & NJ. and w. Y .. K. Rs, anG ST phl"dei-
phia witG the new and popular Iron Line for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptnoss and care,
CrCc o.; commissions.
No chsrgc for transfer in Philsdelphis, and
no wharfage IN Boston. Through TO Bottom IN
sixty-Gvc hours. Through rates and Lh, ough
bills tlading given. Insurance guaranteed NJ
less than usual rates.
Agents:
T. A. REED, Alexandria.
WIN. z. CLYDE 4 CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. +. HYDE, Georgetown. D. G.
JOHNSON BROS Washington.
Jan ST.
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DELDING BROS SEWING SILK and
ID TWIST, the best in use all shades and
SILK BUTTONS to match, ut
FERGUSON i BRO.
sp3 96 King street.
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rJNO THOSE contemplating building or re-
l. pairing we would call especial attention to
our we'll selected stock of Doors, Sashes, BLINDS
and Building Materials OF all Kinds, whlcn We
will sell as cheap as the same can be bought in
or out of The State. B. +. PEaKE & Co.
apll 1877 King ST., Alexsndris, Va.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

This company offers unrivslled facilities for
the transportation OF freight and passengers
and will run their steamers regularly rs follows:
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1OOTOMAC FAMILY ROE HERRINGS.
Il IN barrels and half barrels for sale by
fab II K. b. LAWSON s. co
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- NJ \ L l. b A Is; Maryland brand; the
~ choicest in the market
ap24 GEO McBURNEY IL SON.
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BEDFORD WApER-Just received sup
- ply fresh from the springs also on hand
Congress, Geyser Cspon AID Iodine Water.
mH II H. S. LEADBEATER 4 BRO
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nRlED CHERRIES, Prunes, Apples Ra 5.
~ ms, &c, for sale by
ap 70 D. q. G +. MlLBURN.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-27

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bige Grfdeinans fir bic anbd4tis beoba9tens
ben 6an8risen. Sft es 70 melt, 10 sperbenr
aus Der Riae Elm grpber 2adtopf pol geto9s
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bic Ssinger her redten 9ano unb fllt bann
abwedIelmb Elm tpenis Jeis ober Elm Stiids
den Jleiid in Elm iIeines runbes por5eIans
i4ai5eIden, aus neI1ena ,r,a,. NIT ben Stdbs
den ibt. gIs Getrdnt Sibt es einen gara
Iei1ten Neisbranntmein, Sati Sepannt, ber
In fleinen porseIanfafden sewarmt, fab beiB
aetrunfen mirb. MQes lit appetitlid Mnb gut,
babel aud i1madbaft. gluber ben fleinen
Ro1berben Sibe eS feine anberen M6bel int
3inmer; al, ben Wanben ban8en perf9iebene
gapierbosen, ouf weIdsn bic 9reiie Der Speis
fen geidrieben ftebsn roie 4. 9. 4eiS Q Eents
po, Tleiid 8 Ienapo, Sati d Tempo. Sin
Sempo iit cine opaIe, piersdtse bur9I6derte
Meiiingman3e, pom ber circa l15 auf einen
DoIlor geben. !6at man feline MsabI3eit beens
bet, 70 sebt man ,a:t Der gain,n,er aun, Mirtbe,
Der in elmer gde bodt, be;ablt unb befomn,t
bann erft bic iyubbetleibung auS9eliefert.