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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Fredericksburg Herald says the descrip.
ton O. Switzerland. the murderer, stated that
one of his fingers was off at the first joint
I bitten of by hog in some hog scrape we
hear. In order to remove this mark Southcr-
land cooy cut off the finger one joint l3wer
down some ten days ago.
MIR. j. w. Hates, assistant of the late Mr..
Dowell, has been appointed his successor as
Superintendent of this division of the Western
Uuion Telegraph Company.
The survivors OF the Mexican war living 10
Norfolk have petitioped the Legislature for 40
appropriation to take them to the Centennial.
A WHOLE Town PIGEON SHOOTING
Shortly after breakfast yesterday morniDg, as
the citizens of Somerset, Pa, we're cootemplat-
lug couple Of inches Of snow 90 the ground,
mighty whirrng aud buzzug was heard and
10 few minutes the sky WAS darkened by an
immense cloud of wild pigeons. The sight was
not an UNUSUAL one aud did not attract great
deal OF attention at first, but the pigeons did
not disappear as quickly as they came, susual,
but were reinforced by other focks numbering
tens of thousands, aud all continued to hover
around, flying down close to the house-tops.
Somebody soou thought of pigeon pot pie, and
Qctting out bis guu commenced banging away
At the birds The idea spread like wild fire,
and 10 half an hour every shooting iron 10
Somerset, from Henry rifle or a double
barreled shotgun to a toy. canuon was put into
use. and such rattle and bang and smoke and
smell Of powder never was heard off battle
field. From the Eouse-tops from windows,
from porches, from the open street, went bird
shot, rifle. balls buck shot aud mines lotto the
IuckIess nyriads of feathered emlgrants. 1t
was rare sport and was kept up until the aocks
we're thnned out to the extent OF several lhous-
aud Cunlberland Neaos.
GEORGIA WAS COOP ENOUGH FOR Him.
Az emigration agent accosted an old negro ID
Columbus the other day II say, old mac,
don't you want to make some money? ?" OATS
lest what I'm sarcbio fer boss. I hoogry
right uow." well. iu Mississippi the plan
tiers are paying mighty high prices for good
work hands, and if you" "Hole on dar,
boss. Jcs wait. I'm Middle Georgia bigger,
| done bin out dar IN good Uuk hand, 100
Il wuk nys.If out dar, an den Iiun roun'
an wuk myself back sgio, an right here I'm
gwine ter stay, eli de Lord spars me. When
dies wants ter have belly spank full of
bread al meat, aud wants ter be berried in
SEMINARY whar 'quain'ed wild de- folks. You
beered my horn '-Sauannah Ne,cs
The Turf, Field and Farm, says: None ofthe
schemes yet proposed in Virginia to induce
La tn
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DIED.

On the evering of the lst instant, MARY,
vile of Thomas Mumford, and mother in Jaw Of
James c. Rose and james +. Elliott, in the
eghticth year of her Age. IF Her funeral, to
which the friends of the family are invited, will
take place morrow afternoon. at Two O'Clock,
from The residence of James +. Elliott nesr
Seminary lane, Little River turnpike.
On the 10Th of February, at Culpeper c. H.,
at the residence of Kidder N Hite, esq, in the
slst year of her age, Mrs. CAROLINE HON.
Thornton, of Rappxhsn CO., Va [B.tl-
more and Fredericksb burg papers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-02

In the House of Delegates on Tuesday, the
Senate bill to ameod the charter of the town Of
Fairfax, 10 Fairfax county, was reported With
the recommendation that it do not pass. 'a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-02
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Mar. l, 1875
Beef Cattle-Prices to-day ranged as follows

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Mar. !, 1875
Beef Cattle Prices to-day ranged as follows
Best BeeVe s........ 10 31t
Generally rated first quality. IS S IS
Medium or good fair quality .;.;;.".a % 475
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows3 o. a 4 10
General average OF the market. coca o74
Extreme range OF prices. 00 & g..
Most of the sales were from.........4 373s 5 70
The quslity of offerings show Marked
|! mprovement and PRICES, from nenr the begin
nint of operations fell off ful!y e.. Total re-
c-ipts fo5 the week 1854 head. Total sales for
the week 1851 head.
Sheep-The mar.;et shows but slight vsris.
ton from that of last week as to activity. Good
Sheep have been in fair demand at unchan ged
prices Quotations arr 4i.7,ic per h. Arrivals
this week 2O64 head
| Hogs-There is very little difference in the
ouotations now ss compared with last week
The quality of the receipts will not compare "a
vorably with last weeks offerings, good hesvy
Hogs being much less numerous. The msrke,
has not been very active sales being made rs.h
er slowly st the high, figures With dealers are
ssking. We quote Hog. ut l03aIl II and q few
primo selling at lie. Receipts this week 502l.
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Letter from WarrenEOn.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
WARRENToN, Feb. 29.-The monthly SEES
sion of the County Court of Fsuquer has got
ten to be an event, which. though somewhat
different 10 character, is none the less atrac-
tive 10 interest, than it was 10 those days of
yore, when the worshiptul magistrates of the
people nodded their wise heads from the wool
sack and dealt out substantial justice to the
masses, graVey ponderiog legal points ex
pounded TO them, pro and con, by counsel
learned 10 the law. To-day We have on the
beech His Houor, survivor OF their worships,
and not the least worshiptu among them; and
10 the bar some IF the survivors of the orators
of those days; but shades Of the mighty what
change is there 10 the business that they now
debate. An advocate of three score now ex.
hausts his library and his strength to recover
tor his client what, in other days, would not
have been half of his own fee; and Fauquier
now has at her bar full regima mt of youth
full c1uasellors who splinter lauces with each
other with equal skill for constitutional ques-
ton, or 10 defence of petit larceny. A crowd
assemblies to witness their tits, for some of
the young ones are excellent lawyers, and the
one who is beaten always takes an appeal. This
term of the Court was more interesting than
usual. Two cases against the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad were argued and dismiss
ed for want OF jurisdiction. One criminal case
was tried, aud the unfortunate convicted Of
stealing coat, and Judgment rendered for
twenty lashes on the back, made bare by the
restoration of the coat to its owner. Several IL
censes were granted, guardians appointed roads
opened and a rent case torn asuoder. Several
fights were kDockad up outside, aud to create
business for the next Court mortgages we're
put upon several noses and shadows thrown
over the title to several eyes. The next day Of
the Court was occupied 10 the trial Of another
rent case, in which Que of the parties tigant
appeared as las own counsel, thereby verify
ing the maxim Of Lord Coke.
Warrenton is in its usual winter condition,
which is lively or not, as The case may be.
Orr
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MARRIED..

In the Kent stree. Presby terrain church, Win
chester, on "Wednesday, February 23d, 1876,
BY Rev. }. r Graham, Mr.. w. l.. SM all, of
J ork, Ps., and Miss KATE NJ. RILEY, Of
Winchester.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-02

1870 l,62s, 027 g. o ST.. 7a7,l7s 57,2sU,52l IS
Mr.. Thomas Rimmer, ex President of the
Board OF Trade of Montreal, expressed the opin-
ion to the committee that me annual production
of wheat in the United States amounted to $50, :
100000 bushels and of corn to about 900 600 0
bushels Of this vast product only about ten
per cent was exported to Europe, and that this
10 per cent regulated the price Of all the rest.
Il have no doubt" Mr.. Rimmer says, that the
price of export and consequently the English
market entirely regulates the prices of the
United States markets. You get the English
market down q shilling and down goes Chicago
and Milwaukee the very day. The circum.
stance that fixes the price In England is the
English and French crop together; not the Am
erican crop, or but rarely, except in down
ward way. The price of maize at present is only
as cents in Chicago, but we csnnot export it at
that price to England; the English can get it
cheaper from the cities on the Danube. The cost
OF transportation from Odessa is much less than
from New York. The cost of transportation OF
a bushel of wheat corn from Odesss to Eng
land is about one half the price of taking the
same from Chicago to England. The facilities for
shipping in Russia are wonderfully improved.
Tie railway is being run from Odessa right into
the north of Russia and has been extended in
the last thrse or four years fourteen hundred
miles and still increasing; but America has and
maintains an advantage in the quality OF grain.
Englsnd imports from eighty to one hundred
millions of bushels of wheat year. and France
often supplies considerable portion of it, but
if the crops fail in these countries she can send
to Australia, the East Indies, the Cape of Good
Hope, and other places. When the price OF
wheat is high England can afford to pay
high freight to send to distant countries and
bring in the grain in competition with the Am.
ericsn wheat
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Conferences.

The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church commencedits ninety second
session yesterday, 10 the Metropolitan Church,
Washington.
Rev. DR.. Newman announced grand social
entertainment in the evening in the lecture
room, to which the clergy and their friends
were cordially invited.
Rev. E. p. Phelps, of the Virginia Con.
ference, who, at the late meeting Of that Con
ference, in this city, was appointed to Hills
boro, was transferred to the Baltimore Con-
ference, and located at his own request.
Rev. MIR. Leech urged that MIR. Phelps be
granted supeIaDuated relation. Brother
Phelps, he said, had done good service, and
there was no one with q better claim on the
Conference funds.
Rev. Mr.. Phelps said be would never make
a claim on the Conference while he bad hands
to work. He thanked the bretheren for their
kindress but asked merely to be located 10
connection with this Conference.
The Baltimore Conference of the NJ. +.
Church South, met 10 Winchester yesterday,
Bishop Marvin presiding.
Rev. John S. Martin, D. D.. was re elect
ed Secretary, with Rev. j. +. Armstrong,
Rev. DR.. Coe and Rev. George I. Tyler, as
assistants.
The EXPELLED LEGISLATOR "A cores
pondeut of the Richmond Wing says: At a
late Radical meeting 10 Dinwidlie county,
R. D. Rufhu, the negro member of the House
of Delegates, who was expelled for stealing,
made speech, in which he charged that j.
A. Smith and other white R ,dicals of that
county put the job UP on him. He said that,
on a visit to that county, he was paid Sc by
the Paymaster of the House of Delegates, and
put it in his pocket without counting it. just
before leaving Dinwidiie Mr.. Harris, the dep
uty of his society, who owed him $50, came
to him aud paid him, as be understood, about
So, but which has turned out to have been
S2S. He took the notes to be a S. note aud
three ones. But the deputy proved, by
plumber of the society members, that be paid
Rufip $50 note, a IS note, a 81 aud a 81
note o. returning TO Richmond, be was ask
ed by the Psymaster of the House whether be
had more money than bis due. He replied
Yes, he had S. OF $40 over; but thought it was
paid him by Harris, from his society. After
some talk he paid the Paymaster S30-al-
though be believed the mistake was likely to
be with Harris. At the investigation he was
denied the right to have witnesses present.
He charges Smith and other Republicans of
Din9idde With the plot to ruin him, but says
he will first defeat DR.. Smith, the man the
Radicals have nominated for his place, though
all the Legislature and State committee inv de
the equity to oppose him. He announces bis
intention to bring an action against the State
for damages. - /
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Production Of Cereals In the United
States.

The following exhibit is made by Mr.. Win.
dom in his report Of the Select Committee on
Transportation Routes to the Seaboard made
to the u S. Senate April "a, 1874:
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MARCH ,.
Sun .ose.......... ~ Noon sets-.......... D ~
Sun sets ...........5 ST High water....... . u

a,.:."Ei
Steamer Express Baltimore, to } Broders
s. Co.
Schr Thomas B Taylor, Washington, TO
master. ~
SAILED.
Steamer Lady Of tho Lake, Norfolk, by F
Reed.
Steamer Hsrbinger, Nomini, by j. Broders
& Co.
Schr Thomas Taylor, Salisbury. Mi, By
master.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-02

~r1sSORS, .. SOISSORSi
= Having taken the sger cy tor ROBhRbS
CELEBRATED kAZUR SIE Ell SClSSOho'
we are prepared 10 sell fist Gas article At
very reasonable price. Every pr WARRANTED M
fah 90 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-02

The Virginia. House of Delegates has defeat
ed the bill to create Special Court of Az
peak IL. VI H. ) ~ - + o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-02

The Turf, Field and Farm, says: None ofthe
schemes yet proposed in Virginia to induce
immigration to that State will amount to any
thing, but advises that 40 agent be scot to
Euglaud, who will call meetings of The farmers
of that country, and explain to them the great
advantages offered by Virginia. o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-02

Mr. G. w. Huntington says that be is no, a
recusaut witness in the Nicol Impeachment.
case, and that he would have obeyed sum-
mons had one been served upon him. This
case will be again taken up Friday by the House
Committee 90 Courts. Judge Nicol wrote for
a continuance until next week owing to the
tact that he is now holding court; but one of
The members Of the committee objected, apd
his request was refused. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-02

The WHIPPING posT.-The Richmond cor
respondent OF the Petersburg Iudex says: Ser
geant E. R. Chalkley, the crier Of the Police
Court, veteran policeman, a man of tender
heart, but steady nerve and strong arm, has
the unpleasant but nevertheless patriotic duty
of whipping the criminals who are sentenced
to be lashed by order Of the Police Court. Dis
agreeable as it is the Sergeant performs his duty
couscentiousy and we'll. One mamie must
have been Of cruel dispositon--ofered to do
the work for nothing 10 fact be was willing
to pay something for the pleasure. The whip
ping post is exerting very sanitary effect
The number of people coming before the court
is growing less aud less every day. Perhaps in
time, Judge Guigon will get to using the lash
too We are waiting to hear bowls from Rad
csl papers about this whipping business. |
admit that the remedy is rough ooe, but it
is the only one We have. As We can stand
Northern bowls better than pay for the i'm
prisoumept Of large proportion OF the coIored
population We will have to 60 on whipping.
THE LATE Mrs. JUDGE PURCELL
death Of the late Mr.. Judge Purcell, of Wash
ington, has been heretofore announced. The
Washington Trituue says: 90 Thursday
evening, about o'clock, Mrs. Mary F. E.
Purcell, reic Of the late Judge William +.
Purcell, died az her residence 90 Myrtle street,
of consumption, in the sgd year of her age. The
deceased was daughter of Russell b Harrl.
son, OF Prince William county, Va. For many
years she had been an invalid, and When death
and dear to her. a loving wife, devoted
mother, warm friend, and a Christian wo-
man has gone to her rest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-02

DEDUCT PR.CES-We are Offering
II FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS and TRl ~
MlNGS at reduced prices TO make room tor
Holiday Goods, which Nj Ferguson Is now 10 10
ba 5uir noticed, FERGUSON u BRO,
doc sc King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-02

= ,HOICE FAMILY FLOUR-We have just
u received supply OF the Uccoquan NEW
PROCESS FAMILY FLOUR; also OccoqaaI
HIGH GRADE EXTRA. We can recommend
this rs choice and warranted 10 give Satisfaction
For sale By r> 90,
fab % Washing ION u Bho.
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4 GRICULTURAL SALT
~ AGRICU LTtRAL SALT!
j AGRICULTU Raj SALT
80 TONS GROUND ALUM SAIL. sH';s-
bic Ior agricultural purposes. Fer ssie 20" %
feb l9-2m W. a SHOOT, Smoot ~Laft.
HAMBURG EDG1NGS-We h.ve arg
III complete assortment of Hamburg Edglngs
and Inscrtings, to which we are constantly sou-
ing and offering at very low prices pyo
e., ar 49, QG KING street
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TTNLAUNDKIED SHIRTS.

Having accepted the agency for the above We
are prepared to furnish shirt ali resdy made
only not laundried, cheaper than you can buy
the material and have them made. Guaranteed
TO e., Economists will do well to look At them
feb II G.. STAY AIKEN CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-02

C,I,EIGH RUNNERS and BASKETS. deaf
y Cutters, Oyster Brothers, Tool Chests, 9kates,
Pocket Knives, Csrvers and Forks ana o.H "a
goods suited to the season, Just ;ecevea o. %
King street, corner OF Royal" Gail ana SEE sen
! dec Is J. T. CREIGHTON & oON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-02

IOMBINGS-Save your comb!hgs ana n ~
4 thom rn.n,Ifactured in SWITCHES, Braid,
Curs, PUTS, &c, at q very small expense oE
experienced bands. at ,uo,s
o-0 j. FkRG USON i BRUS
-,ho Hair De1ot SO King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-02

x1OUGEkA'S READY MADE N USTARD
r PLASIERo,
Snnerior to common mustard plssters, always
ready for immciiate use, clean sn! not lIsb.c u
change easily transported and pllabIe, So as 10
be suplied to all surfaces. For sale by
WAKEFIELD s HALL,
To,,.. up1 kairfsS streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-13

rJ,RusTEEs SALE ~ BALTIMORE. Nd. OF vALU,
i abie stock Of Cut Soics Lcather-Ths undersigned
will sell at pubic auction on the premises No. -
south Calvert up stairs fDrford's wsrehousc) on
"Wednesday August I6 10 clock A. NJ stock ana
Fixtures OF w Belt Co. consisting of first class shoe
Stock assorted into grades Lynn selection
about 1900 pairs Mem. cut socs tosk. 1900 pairs
Womens Cut soss (csk lot OF loose soes and Gus and
scrap nthe 80 aides oak slaughter Sole Leather Solo
Cutting Machuey, &C. terns ensh delivery For cir
culars address y. ELY l. o. MOALE Trustess box ~
Post ONCE. Baltimore. Nd
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Central Vermont Railroad

Montreal and SI5 To Quebec and return,
so; also tickets to the White, Francona and Mansned
Mountains this popular greatly reduced rat-s
sale in all principal hotels and ticket Offices ard at All
Broadway where seats and berths Ia sleeping cars can DO
secured NM. J.. SMITH, Agent
IONA ISLAND. WEST POINT AND NEWBURG-SER
l nlYerl of ~ nmboAt Armenia.
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I,uS1rn IIsr-a AN S1lI n, !. 3 CO ---~
with view to diminishing the chances OF collision the
s .s' ses1 ''' ''' ''' '''s'D' course 100
Boston crossing the mssidas OF So latitude or no,hng
0, On ,s ss'ss s .s . merida. Of so :.
y lss'sde v o, ypK For We lVEp1 AND QUEENS
"O'' TOWN
ssa %sAss g s sa sss :sss to
to- and is s ali as
low rates "''''' ""s "'% ~ '''' '"'''' = w.
Freight and passage ohies 70 Eesng Green
CrArE LINE
nh Sars SaD csS. =. as
sTaTt OF TSs,,%sy ssp,.%Ssr
md syery Alternate Thursday iierea,r cahin 81
sss%n S1sS s~s
~ Eresdw.y N r narS At 4, ueo.nw.v .xn ar
yyiiE SoSfXSl's filn FooT OF caSXi. ST.. Soafi
AMEMiGAN nHhEi w9HrANrs LINE
MfhnaSS c tnfs A"s ssS
burg and a. points Gin, IN h1s!.nd til, -, Cabin 500 gold
hvS"A sa.t dsns aGTasD n %s.s.
n,9sa S~ r9 1 n,1"@Ss s1s .
;.ss nom pier ss,S aSsf :; s:D nu'n
snn $40 ~ seennd cabin s ~
issued 70 and ns;1 p0. 90 Apply to, @ par
ur,,c.x ~, -
riSp M. ssi;"' sSb s'f ris. S:sc
Sailing every rs s.'ns from "S rS%spaA and
snllinS syfry Veins. ~ 70" iys.pg -. r,.
40 ne o"w"s se""e'' arc "pp0h's" 70 81" '''" rha
i,iyy 0l y Ana .tLiHoIs Sept,
1hDIATAy,;;,, AuS q quo sept 81
CABIN, SO to 500, according to location.
steamers marsea with star DO not carry intermediate
apply
oro.,v 90, I so7 %sina. =, rni..de'phl.
JOHN Sebo 5L PASSENGER .s"a s' H Ass. s0's
No. Battery place.
NORA aKNMAS LLoip. .--,.. ,,..,-
''AA soGfnA Aii AND bN SRh sE ,o"A
NM, Company pier foot Of "a ST.. noboken
6Dnn Saturday Aug Aug g NEdkAR s",arasy Sept.
or fssa OF fro" New York to
r,s Cabin sioo gold; Second Cabin $780, gold; Steer
f. s:G .ss s:sss: .S:; $751;
sv Co. S5. No :. Bowling s : Green
NATIONAL E FoE LoSpoS fiE ir q AND "
SPAIN Auu 10 q r N I ECYPT sent . aP NJ
ENGLAND Aug 2i.a BOA ~ ITALY Sept. r. s:p) A M
Cabin massage $40 and $50 Return tickc, a,
roducod rntea stcernpe massage Sc currency Ur,tts
s"mcd rnm &, nnwar5 c"rsnnt nrices annx n, ~.
commence oGica ~ Hro.av,y ' '' ''''' -" 49,
W. j. HURST Mepsrer
VINITRD ST ATEs MAIL iIYEsTRA N TO oTyRFHS
u TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing IN TUESDAY
from pier a. North River
IDAHO Sept s. r. n MuNrANA :, It, 81 Loon
Calm xss5 $50 and $50 currency
p..nrc, hn M m & s , t e o." y
Sweden &C. Drafts Ireland, England France and Ger
many. ut lowest rates -
WILLIAMS GuloS, 20 Broadway
MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMIC ROUTE TO IOI-
~ ~ WI vi riL ~ inI "iNE s"li~EHAND'
S,enmer CALANU ' Auvu,t II
Tnssr beautiful sc.mcrs carving the United state mail
" T e VIZ $500. Ia til, T' w. p@
fo"O"' HDiA "" L. '" 4, " .hs
--------.----------- ~ "y.
~ REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
sailing from pier Is East River. Is follows
ARRAGON. Symons. Wednesday, August
CORNWALL. sampcr. Thursday. August "a
currency excursion tickets Si2o; prepaid
Gates, $40. Apply to W. ID MOHGAs. Agent 70 south ST.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.
ylrANTEb-A CHANDELIER; IL no 4 LiGlTB;
w good spread Adore" MI lR, box 3.sSs Post Office.
ylrASTED-A SMALL SAFE. ADDRESS WITH FULL
w particulars and lowest price. }. K NJ. 3o AVA
street.
WANTED TO PURCuAsE--A TYPE WRITING MA.
w chine; must be In good order aud for cash
Address o.. room ~. No. ~ broadway.
WANTED TO PURcHAsE-A LARGE rlRxr OLAss
w ssc cheap Tor eash- A1drsss bex 2oo8 Pea go
ksu xaxk. -