davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-08-04
TIE VERY IATEST.

4 letter from Gov. Pots, under date Of
July 29th, says Joseph band passed Capt
Rawn's enTcnchnents yesterday late in
the attern on within gun shot, and not a
shot was fired as them The Indians are
going out by the head of Bitter Root and
Big Hole and are about 400 strong, well
armed. C mpanies from Butte are order
ed back to leer Lodge. Secretary Mills
says he viii have 500 men IN Big Hole
valley by noon tomorrow. Volunteers
ere leaving town by all kinds of convey
ances for H,n Il Die hasln.
, 1877-08-04
THE EFFECT. T.-Ban6i

THE EFFECT. and business men
in San Francisco baye restricted the ship
ment CT gold ccin to New York, owing to
the risk by stoprage of railroad trains on the
route, by strikers Exchange hes slightly
ashamed in consequence. The strikers have
also, to a serious extent, stopped the ship
ment of merchandise, produce, ETC., from
nearly all portions of TIE country 10 the sea-
board. Travel has also fallen og
, 1877-08-04

TIE philadelphia Times states that ''the
sentiments Of the republican candidate for
governor of Iowa ON the ,,oliey are not known,
but 1t is probable that he has sentiments.
lie was nominated BY convention three
fourths OF whose members were against the
policy, and tina. fact ought to give him the
courage to speak out
, 1877-08-04

DEER LODGE, Montana, July 2S.-The
mail is just in frola 8iissouIa. Capt.
Rawn had an int ry.ew with Joseph,
White Bird and Looking Glass, on the
25th, Another tall, was t for the 27th.
Our people are sparing for time, which
the Indians seem willing to give. Gov.
Potts issued proclamation on the 26th,
but no copy has reached here lie wants
every man to the front, Troops are well
entrenched and viii hold the tral. Vol
unteers are wanted for offensive purposes
All advices indicated fight imminent on
the 9Th. Our scouts report many wound
sd Indians and ponies.
, 1877-08-04

BEAN AIEAL.-A successful dairyman be-
heves In bean meal SIS q candimeHt for cows.
After an experience Of seven or eight years,
he says nothing is better to keep a COW in
good health than quart OF bean meal mixed
with provender and given once a month.
, 1877-08-04

HAYES has gone too far ever to make
peace with the knaves. He has not gone
far enough to win the. confidence of the
men who want reform Half measures
will not do for him.
, 1877-08-04

GENERAL LIE Due, the new commission
er OF agriculture, proposes d system o.
''storm and flood signals by means Of tel
egraph and cannon, 70 give certain, IN
slant and general warning OF coming
storms, manly Tor the benefit OF agricuI-
ture during haying and harvest, as well
as OF commsrce, and 20 give warning OF
sudden, destructive floods on rapid NV
es,n
, 1877-08-04
srRAGcLTSG BANDS TO BE CUT OFF.

Any struggling bands of hostiles which
may have broken away from Joseph or
White Bird and attempt to reach the Spo-
kane country, Will be intercepted by
Wheaton and cut OF. This military NOV =
ment viii, il Is firmly believed, crush out
the strength of tn hos5les aid bring
peace 10 the whole region Of country west
Of the Bitter Root Mountains, and with
the capture or annihilation of Joseph S
and White Bird s band of renegades has
tily bring the war To close. Colonel
Green, with force Of cavalry, VII remain
in or about Kama 10 protect the settle
ments, and to cut off al stlaggLng squads
Of Indians he can hnd.
, 1877-08-04

THE Texas papers report very rigid
enforcement of the laws against drunken
ness and the use OF improper language IN
public places in all parts OF the State.
, 1877-08-04

BEy WADE walks 10 the pcst-ofice
every day, his ancient heart swelling with
emotion over the condition OF his country.
, 1877-08-04
LETTER FROM L. P. BROWN.

The L,Siston Teller publishes the fol-
LOWING letter from L. ?. Brown, which is
the latest authentic intelligence from the
seat Of war The letter IS dated Mornr
Idaho, July Goth, and IS as follows
Nearly ali The force with Gen. Howard
moves to-day for Kamia, they will cross
the Clearwater river at that place and fol-
low the Lo Lo trail 10 the strong hold of
the hostile Indians When last heard
/ from they were near the Camas Prairie,
and about II niles from Pierce CITY.
Great anxiety h. been felt here for the
safety of the people In that camp, as it is
WI known tina. lie Indians have lost n
large amount OF their supplies and could
easily rald that town ana repienish before
starting aero. S ie mountains. The Gen.
is moving vita all possible dispatch and
viii be Joined BY the commands coming
from the Bo Sc country under command OF
Cols. Sanford ana Sumner Another force
under Col q. cen are expected 10 arrive
IN three or four DAYS; they viii remain On
the prairie IN order TO cut of any scatter
ing Indians who may wish 10 ice back
towards Salmon river and protect the set
tle,nent. 1t is understood that another
force VIII be left at Kamia to guard the
warriors crossing OF the RIVER. Every pre-
caution Is being taken by the Gen. to
make sure work, and leave no Indians In
the rear to destroy the property OF the
settlers. Some OF the farmers are trying
10 get out with few men together and
take eaGe OF their crops The harvest will
be abundant If it can be saved, ample TO
supply the whole demand OF the upper
country.
FRIDAY, July 9th, 1877.
Cols. Sanford and Sumner arrived to-
day with about 221 cayalrymeu. also had |
, 1877-08-04

SENATOR Ransom, Of North Carolina, pre-
diets that the South viii be solidly demo
cratic for % years at least.
, 1877-08-04
THE IDAHO INDIAN WAR.
WHAT GEN. HOWARD INTENDS TO DO.

WHAT GEN. HOWARD INTENDS TO DO.
Gen. Howard IS at present at Kamia
awaiting the arrival of Aaj. Geo b. San
ford. As soon as that officer joins him,
Gen. Howard will take all the available
forceand push vigorously after Joseph and
White Bird, who have already crossed the
Bitter Root mountains by way OF Loio
trail. He will 90 through to Aissoula as
rapidly as his command can move he
will have III the neigh5OrhOod OF 900 men
Another force under command of Gen.
Frank Wheaton will leave Fort Lapwal,
and move north, pass through the Spokane
country, and cross over into Montana
through the Sahon pass. After crossing
the mountains, the troops viii push down
TO Missoula where they viii JOIN General
Howard. 1t is expected that both How
ards and Nh atoms detachments will
reach that pcfnt simultaneously, Wheaton
Will command about $50 or 800 troops.
THE SPOKANE COUNTRY.
This detour through the Spokane coun-
try viii be mad at the instance and re
quest of Indian Inspector Watkins. There
are number Of tribes scattered through
that region who wish to be placed en- a
reservation. Inspector Watkins is author
lied and empowered TO select suitable
reservations and locate the Indians upon
the same HIS principal object in passing
through that country is TO make person
al inspection of the character and dispo-
sition of the Indians, the nature Of those
regions, and to designate where the reser-
vations are to be located 1t Is also
thought the marching of large force Of
troops through tn re viii have a very
beneficial effect on the Indians. Most Of
them are peaceabiy disposed towards the
whites, while some of them are restless
and inclined to make trouble.
PEACEABLR INDNASS TO BR PROTECTED.
Mr.. Watkins, while making a display of
the troops, and showing the firm deter
mination of the government TO punish
severely all offenders, proposes to show
the Indians that If they are peaceable and
behave themselves they shall not be
molested, but on the contrary afforded
protection He VIII assure them that the
government does not desire to punish
friendly Indians, but only those who are
troublesome Such course bir Watkins
thinks viii quiet those who are restless
and uneasy, and deter any who are dis
posed to be hostile from going on the war
path. For this purpose he desired that
Gen. Howard would send along strong
+ force.
, 1877-08-04

srrsenlsE for yeur local paper.
, 1877-08-04

Cols. Sanford and Sumner arrived to-
day with about 22o eayalrymen, also had
with them 20 Indian scouts in charge of
Capt Robbins OF Boise city. They move
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DRICES HEDUCEp.
I AN now putting up SETS OF 1'EEFli AT
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
Full sets from $40 to SI0.
Partial sets in proportion.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Where sets are to be put in no charge VIII 90
made for extracting.
v2-3m No. 9! N Wash. st., Alexp., Va.
DR. ROBERTSON, 10 south Eutaw street,
~ Baltimore, Md, from long experience in
Hospital snd Spceis [sGis' % hs T Dlsso
Nervous and Organic Weakness, General Da-
bity. ImpOte9ey, {oss o: soxHni G9weF hh
iodiscretious and abuses. Also al Female Com
plsints. Diseases recently contracted positively
cured in TO 10 days. DR.. r., endorsed by tho
loading physicians Of Rsltiuore guarantees
honorable and scientific treatment TO all piacing
themselves in his hands. All consultations
strictly confidential. Can bo consulted in WASH
ington every "Wednesday and Saturday, from :
to s D. H., At his office. 94l D ST., between 9th
and 10th. Call or write enclosing stamp Tor
reply. ieD lS-ly
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Dr.. Warmers Nursing Corset.
T AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS.
TAYLOR e. HUFTY,

TAYLOR e. HUFTY,
9s3 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN NUE,
Washington, d. g.,
Have during tho past few weeks beon steadily
adding to their supply of
LADIES' AND MISSES SUITS,
and as result have one of the largest and N os
varied assortments TO be found in America.
Immediately that q new article is brought out
by the leaders of the mode they take measures to
be supplied with it, so that their lady pstrons
can always find wh:t they want, or what has
been suggested TO their fancy anywhere.
In PERCALE SUITS their stock is conl-
plete. They show Plain and Combinstion Por-
Gales, in Checks and Stripes, and in all colors
and shades. The most fastidious taste canno!
escape being satisfied, and the prices range as
follows: So, $4. SIS, $5.75 and ST.
In CAMBRIC SUITS they have all shades Of
Bluo Greon, Black and Brown, and with Trim
mings embracing Bands, Plsitngs, Laco and
Embroideries The prices arc: 81, $3.50 So,
$3.50, Sc, $6.5o, $7.26. -. Sll37 and Sl2.
OAMBRIC OVERSKIR1,.5 and BASQ U ES,
in all shades of Blue Black, Green aud brown,
edged with sll the stylish tnts and trimmed in
Embroideries, Bands and Torchon Lace at 81,
$4 $5 and &C.
A full and very elegant limo Of entirely NEW
LINEN SUITS, trimmed in novel and striking
designs, and extending in price from So to $l5.5O.
Linen Overskirts and Basques in endless va
riety, trimmed in Plaitings, Embroiderios,
Laces and Braided, in all colors and shapes,
and at prices from S3 10 ST.. IS. PolOnsaos
trimmed in Bands. Paitings and Braids. from
81 to $3.50.
LADIES SUMMER ULSTERS, an indis-
pensable and very ''tone-y" garment, IL all the
latest shapes and with different trimmings, and
of all sizes, lengths and dimensions IL moderate
figures, running from $3.50 to $50.
Tho grand department CT WHITE SU IFS Is
one of the most important Of this house. Tho
stock is large but we'll selected and unsurpassed
for design, mako and laieh throughout. The
different patterns Of suits embrace Polonaises or
OTerskirts and Ba:quos at reduced price,, run
ming from S. to $lS; also White Oqerskirt9 and
Bssques from So tn Sl4 81
a line Of very graceful Polunsiss5 markell
down to rates varying from So to $40.
Psrticula? attention is called TO LOT Of st9 li2h
White Bssques, trimmed with Lace Embroide-
ries, Lscas and Rulilsa, and marked only 500
to S.
They will open this week new and very su
perior line of first class LINEN and CAM BRIO
SUITS. These will be trimmed with handsome
shaded and tinted embroileries. in all tho now
and becoming colors. They will be marked o!
the lowest possible figures. and wa predict will
just suit the taste Of ladies who apprecste artist
c things. TAYLOR & HUFTI,
je G-tr c;3 Pa. av., Washington, u. g.
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4 GREAT CONEkNIENCE,

q GREAT CONEkNIENCE,
.,.yr your time, labor and money by calling ut
Mrs. s. X. SNIDERS
kIETl ST D Is E.,
; ,lurr lrola 5. f. cor. King sud fairfax ST. =,
To make your purchases III
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
She has in store and is constantly rec hvirg
..ryc quantities Of China and Quooaswara. Class,
Tia, Wood aud Willow Wsro. brushes oi all
hinds Busters, Brooms, Ropo, Backing, Ian
iorus, Lamps and Lamp Goods, AL kinds ol IL
Illuminating Oils and Toys IN great variety
NH 3l-3In
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see CREAM, SODA WATER. .So.
Nor'cE.

~
| respectfully inform ny customers anu tho
public generally that having improved my Ia
rities for tho manuiactgre Of
ICE CREAM
AN now prepared to furnish families, plcnics
snd parties al tho lowest rRtas with g superior
article in quantities to suit.
Ny ICE CREAM PAKLOkS will ba found
\. comfortable as any in tho city, they having
recently ba3n rolit.ed for tho comfort ani con
yonienco OF my patrons, who will be served at
all hours with DELICIOUS CREAM OF any
desired flavor, and ice cold SODA WATER,
u,ie of tho purest Syrup3
FRUIT of ali kinds in season.
i Ii 20 line Of CONFECTIONEI GOODS,
rtch as CANDIES, NUTS &c, constantly "n
nanI and for sale wholesale and retail at bottom
,.cicos CHRISTIAN SCHAFEk.
No. 3 north Fairfai &l.
M 21-3m AleXanGria, w.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. FRIDAY, JULY l3 1877.
WOOD MD COAL


{ ;"AE' cox.,
The prico Of Coke st the Alexandria Gas
Works has boen reduced from $3.50 to 81 per
cart load, delivered.
AL orders promptly allied.
iy 5-lw }. KOXBUKI, Supt
(yoAA' coA"
On my wharf and - arrive during tho season
q full stock Of
ANTHARClTE,
CUMBERLAND and
WEST VIRGINIA GOALS
cf best quality,
and vol SCREENED. will he pleased 20
supply my lrionds and customers at lowest mar
ket price. Delivered at houses, cars or boats,
per ton of 22l0 lbs.
jo7 W. A. sMOOT
CoAL' coAI'
ocan now Offer best quality ANTHRACITE
COAL prepared especially lor family use at
the following rates:
White Ash Egg and Nut Coal 81
White Ash Stove 81 -.
Red Ash Egg and Nut 81 25sS4 50.
Red Ash Stove 81 80 and 81 IS.
Lyken's Valley SIS So
Cumberland So 81.
Per ton Of 2240 lbs, delivered to any part Of the
city. T. j. MEHAFFEY 81 CO.,
je5 Wharf and yards foot of Queen street.
CoAL' coAh'
For good CLEAN COAL 90 10 Il. j. Me-
HAFFEY s, CO.'S, wharf and yard foot Of
Queen street. sep8
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CTARTLING AND STRANGE DEVEL-
y OPEMEN1S.
Tho whole business community was thrown
into state OF violent eXcltemonl and agitation
this morning by the disGoyGEy IS 12yf II that
AT HIS PALACE DRY GOODS STORE,
No. IL King street,
was and has been selling his goods eta
WONDERFUL SACRIFICE,
for no other reason than to keep his stock NOV
ing Being interviewed, this strange event was
only augmented by the fact that he intends 10
completely revolutiouize the Dry Goods trade
DOWN WITH YOUR FRICESl
Best Calico sic; Organdl Lawn lie; yard
wide Linen for dresses l9c; Dress Goods, plaid
Psrasols from G0c to So Cassimeros, all wool.
Pins 2c; a foo White Spread ST Is; best Shirt
ing, striped, TO-; fine Victoria Lawn lac;
good Ladies Gauze Vost for 45c; also large
stock Of Gents Underwear, which we will sell
also large limo of Ladies Linen Suits, Which
will bo sold at the loves! prices before carrying
over. A call is all he asks. 1y
NyEW SUMMER DRESS GOODS-JUST
~ IN SEASON.
Monday, July I'd, 1877.
We received to day and have in store choice
line OF Summer Dress Goods and offer them at
extra low prices, viz:
Yard wide Dress Linon at 20c.
Do Extra Good do. at 25c.
Pacific Lawns very pretty, at l0.,.
Plain White Fronch Organdes
Checked do, very desirable.
French Organdies with rich bordering.
White, Figured and Dotted Muslins.
White, Blue and Pink Tsrletsns st 20t.
Black Trimming and Lining Silk. yard wide,
50c.
White Corded i'iqua aud Muslins at 10c to-
gether with other cheap goods.
y. +. BRASHEAR,
H. t. Hoomra No. 100 King street,
iy2 Alexandria, Va.
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LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
Cooley S Cork Corset
ISAAC EICHBERG,


(Sole Agent for Alexandria,
CORK IN LIEU OF BONE-Elogaut oasy,
durable and delightful to the wearor. No more
bones breaking. No cutting Of fabric. The
public may rely upon Cooley's Cork Corset as
being the very best and most comfortable Cor
set made. It gives . plunpDess to the figure
which no other Corset can approach. Tho pros.
sure and burden of Dresses as now worn, render
it absolutely necessary for ladies who pay any
regard to health to wesr some kind Of a Corset
to relieve this pressure. Ladies will find to their
satisfaction and comfort that Cooley's Cork Cor
set is the best adapted for this purpose jy II
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HenryE EngIehardt's LagerBeer.

(Butled for Family Use and Shpping,)
The attention of tho public is respectfully call.
cd 10 very superior article OF LAGER and
WEISS BEER brawod from tho bost Malt and
Hops, with tho greatest care for its purity, and
put no in tho mOs! convenient style with patent
shoppers.
lnvalids or doIicaLo persons will derive much
benefit from its use. Orders LETT 81 Louis APP
pich's restaurant will receive promp! attention.
Country merchants and dealers supplied al
l0wos. rates Delivered to any part Of the city.
HENRY ENGLEHARDT,
myj West End Brewery.
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"Nly folks are goiag TO the country {" be
oonc all summer I" enthusiastically exclaimed
little piral as she met another On Cass avenue
Your pa must be awful rlch.,n replied the
second. "Oh, 20, he isn't; but Il you u never
tell anybody I'll tell YOU s2mclhlng., ! never
will-hope to die il | d. ell, then, pa
was telling INA that we'd all 90 out 10 Onc!T
Johns. Ma she'll work for her board; pa wl''
uo-I ic he saw mil; I'll pick berries and ride
horsc to nIough CORP; brother Tom will 20
around with a Iightu;ng.rol man, and while
vou folks are in the awful heat, VIC Il be put.
linz m airs and fixing over our old clothes ior
fail, Don't you tell, now, for ma is saying to
evarvhodv that she must have the country alr
to restore her shattered nerves. .'-Dcffo"
Free Press.
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rHE ElS OF a DIVE. The iuu OF good
dive Is fun, indeed. have often fetched
bottom" at fifteen feet, and brought up blg
stone to prove to my comrades that | had beeu
"eleau down" But once, 10 water like crystal
in the Upper lakes, where the pebbles could
be seen at the bottom, came rushing up With
NV head cracking, an! SAW 90 Old fello3 gr.n
ming at me- | hung hreathlc$H on wharf r'la
and he inlormcl me that the water was twenty,
six feet deep, thar Or tharabouIs:, Jump!nE
from height is l doubtful joh. kecollect that
in everything connected with swimming you
arc top heavy, and that water 's lnGompross'ole
If you get of your balance while dropping ard
fall on your side, either you will be drowned or
your mother will nccd, next day, all he cold
cream in the ncighborh9od. ! have painful re,
collections 90 that subject. Two days 10 bed
and maternal lecture Of the same length wero
too much to pay for that one dizzy, sldewlse
rush through The air. If had taken my ; icadc1
head for plummet, should have been spared
the blisters on my body. ought to have d'Ved.
81. NthohS f6r .july.
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<issOt;E.sEEs AND HIQUORS

II 'rloE.
| olier for sail
500 BARRELS Or FISH
Comprising
Family Roo Potomac Herring in ob!2 Il do.
Bay Island Labrador and Boone Bay Split
Herring
Newfoundland Round and split Herring
SAM'I.. j. REED,
ig: No. II 4. Fairfax st &. Alexandria
r. W. AVERY
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE-
RIEs, VINE LIQUORS. Sc, SC,
226 King ST., cor. Alfred,
sep8 ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NEW sroHEl Nv,y ooo,s,
NEW PRlUESl
The subscriber respectfully announces that
he has taken the store
" No. ll7 KING STREET.
and ia prepared to o1er full and carefully se-
lected stock Of w
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
At prices which cannot fail TO please. Goods
delivered promptly TO all parts of the city. and
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. An
"'fpy'f'yf NV 5.tf ~ +. J. DAVIDSON.
W a. JOHNSON.
GRuCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT,
Northeast Corner Cameron and Royal streets.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
EsSs- ali orders from tho country will receive
prompt and careful attention. jan 28-tf
rEoRGE McKUKNEY s. SON.
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BROWN
STOUT
Also, EASTERN and POTOMAC HERR
and hiAOkEREL.
NOS. s66 AND 40 KING STREET,
Washington Hall Bulding,)
Alexandria, Va.
Orders promptly filed mh 3l-tl
&. VIM. RAMSAY
Wholesale AND FAMILY GROCER,
TEA DEALER.
s. T.. cor. KING AND 81. ASAPH S7S..
ruv22-tf Alexandria. W.
TEIGER WATER!
W GEYSEE WATER!
GEYSEli WATERl
Just re:u. ed n fresh supply 1T
WAKEFIELD s. HALLS,
ly! Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
TURNIP SEEDS.
NEW CROP RUTA BAGA
lust received from Lsndrcth and for sa!o a. very
low rates. " ,
iy9 f. = LEADBEATER = BRO.
HURD'S MAGICAL MIXTURE, for wash.
IL ing clothos without rubbing or boiling
| warranted not to injuro the clothes. lRONlN No
| made oasy by using MOLIEN the best laundry
| gloss in the world For sale by
| MY ii MCLEAN s. UHLER, l07 King ST.
HIGGINS STANDARD SOAP rs THE
IL cheapest ever ofIorsd. Call and examine it.
je2S +. j. DAVIDSON, li1 King ct.
TOOkED CORN BEEF Wilson's cele.
| ~ brsted brand, for ssle al
ielG RAAlSAY'S
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re7- Look! Look I'VE have had sect US
from largo roLsilor in Now York city quito "
lot Of LADIES BOOTS which arc q little out
of style They will ba sold at about one fourth
of their cost. Ask for job lot at
u119 WADDEI'S, a King st.
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AN d
CA n BRICS.

DEDuCING STOCK.
IL Wednesday, July IL, 1877.
Our stock is largo and must be reduced.
Great inducements TO Country Merchants.
We have determined ID cut our stock down
as much as possible rs the season advances, and
grest bargains may DO expected in all styles Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Country mer-
chants specially invited to call and take advan-
tage Of our down prices.
D. F. BRASHEAR l09 King ST.
H. Il. Hoomes. Jy IL
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Comprising
Family Roo Potomac Herring in DDl2 i DO
Bay Island Labrador Hnd Boone Bay Split
Herring.
Newfoundland Round and split Herring.
Call carly and buy cheap.
SAM'I. J. REED,
jy@ No II i. Fairfax st. Alexandra
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MACHaNlSTss sc.
Alexandria Iron& Brass Works
JAMIESON COLLINS,

Propriotors.
Corner Of Royal and Wilkes .tfe,5ts.
Woare prepared to manufacture ht6aLh En-
rinos, Shafting and All kinds Of Machinery; also
10 furnish Iron and Brass Castings o; !he best
quality and workmanship. Having al uuusu-
nlly largo and varied assortment Of Patterns. we
can furnish Castings at reasonable prices and
short notice. np l4-tf
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DEADi FOR 81 ii 4! Ell.
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s5- TO TIE LADIEs.-Wc have just rece'v-
cd yory largo and superior stock Of LOW
QUARTER SHOES, in All Of the late styles
Tbev nre handsome and durable ThESE
GOODS ARE FIRST GLASS, and they will
bo sold for much less than they can be bought
elsewhere.
lie WADDEY, "a King 81.
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