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pwine ter swap my him'book for q pack
er kyards
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AN ORDINANCE.

Concerning CWcasScS Of Deac Anj.
mats, GHcrol Provisions Rcgdrding
RemorH QE &C.,
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HOlstOl and Texas Central Railway
Buy Your Tickets and ship Tour Frsigal
By the

Inc following Offices aud Agents hays
peth establishing by this Company, NhtIs
IniofinhtiQn may be had concerning ~
oniS the ID. q I. b. Railway, but Texas gem
Z. MANCHEsT Err, Eastern Passenger
Agent, il1 Broadw. y, s.. y.
Ten. J. X. RIO ERTSON, Pass. z lmIniIia'
uoh Agent, li3 n. Third street, st. louis,niVv;;
a. ALLIE Northwestern Pass. Agent l0i
Claik street Chicas o, III.
:, NlCk HOLMES, southeastern Ageni,No'
bnrnet House, Cincinnati, ohio.
.. X. COffIN, Southern Passenger AGENT
Chattanooga, Tenn.
information may also be had az the agen'
g - OF the NJ. X. q 7. Railway, In New 1oI9i
Ohleaso, Cincinnati, Haunibal ami Si.bons
). WALDO,
Ssnl fass: Freigbt Agt, Houston, ferS
y, DURAHD,
esn1 supt., Houston, fsxasJ an9eIm
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no ALL POINTS.

and offers the Fest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda.
lions and Greater Security than any otneI
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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Dissolution of UOpartnership.

with the close of the year 1877 tho cppnrt'
nerShip heretofore existing bet cen NJ VII
mann and Julius l.. ullmann, under the
hrm name ani style of Nj, Ullm0uu CO.,
ceased by mutual consent j. l.. uli'
mann retiring. Mr.. NJ. Ullmann will con
tinue tho business from this date, under the
same name and Btylc OF iltm, on his own aC'
count, and Will assume all liabilities of the
Int firm, ana IL alone authorized To coll, Ct
claims duo the same.
NJ. ULLMANN,
JULIUS l., UlILMANN.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


WY hN"eHNUE NV" N"''''e"''
We are authorized and requested To an
nOunCe the numo OF g. A. GILL rs n candi-
date for the ONCE OF city Assessor ana Col
lectOr Election April ., 1878.
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-, We will lnd buyers for Lands Forr,s .,..,
Iay Properly. We will find renters ior
rhIlns, Dwellings and stores. Fnrnis5 ~
,,aHfts perfect titles. pay tax ;, eic. Negotj
Ssys .o am ON Ieal estate security. MAKE SUR.
Buy sell aud locate Ian certi6cst 'ou"'y'
, rh,ins and city property In the North IN
'1,ehange for Texas property. '''i'" 70
ca,i, sihs AZ extensive acquaintance with
tin,, a. ,,,s,oI me Older states, whose atten-
u In nur hands. w ven ~, 20 pace
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Notice of Dissolution.

rue copartnership heretofore existing no.
,,Noin ". Harry, q. X. Harry and r. q
hhrf " under the firm maine OF IA. ". uarry
bros Is this day dissolved by mutual COZ;
iIii,' " n. Harry retiring. the business
Mii tr continued uuder the firm natne IN
IL W marry BIO III. W. HARRY,
y. X. HARRY,
C. HARRY.
IN retiring from said hrm. bespeair n
continuance Of the kind PATRONAGE he,s,o'
iViv tAtended said firm. OK. HARRY,
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N\yANTED-rO EXchange-ll25 acres OF
w good land, 800 In cultivation, 200 head
Of beeVos, horses or mules, and one thousand
dollnrs IN cash for u stock of gOOLs, Lands
In Ensi Texas, prairie and timber. Apply To
WORD n ltEARBY, Alty's dt Law,
decltf q or Exchange Bank.
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~ E,-Advcrtisements may be handed
~ into our business uthco mp to p. m,
ana into the composing room Till n. IN.
rlO MOVE FURNITURE, PIANOS, LOOK
1 ing Glasses, Etc, with care, and very
cn0ap. II, L.. KREO ER Leave orders at
j Murphy ~ Go, Lamar street. oct2-im
Az ANTED - Every body TO have theh
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired nj
JACOB EBER'S Cleaning aud llyelng Ea-
tahllshIruut, 800 Main street, Dallas Snus-
faction warranted. julyll-lYr
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A MAN AND HlS WIFE TO 20 In the
n Countrywide man 10 WORK on u firm,
aud his vile to do general house work lor II
small family. luuuire at law office OF Book
hOut Il simpson, dOi Main street, Dallns. S3t
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10 nonl

.rNO RENT Two nnttluss gentlemen can
have un elegant furnished room, Clsiurn
water, open ilfr place, twn closets, ul Mrs.
IilorS, On South Houston street, Jhun'~N
GMALL STORE ROOM In good location,
- small rturoroum, 1873 tp,t Kent Ietfou-
nblr. possi ssllu January 10Th. Enquire at
American Sewing Machine onlcr, ~ Main
street. JW l.u
LOR RENT Nice store room, one block
L uuht of new pOstuihHr Apply 10 bl"Nt
iho pftnter. so Main uIHaf urg sta
IL OOMS.- Two IOOth nlsaDd or
IL uufurnisheG, u.i 90 Austin INA
Market Htrpols, Appy ul the Wn.'urg u
House, 80 Market h'I,ot uu.b.tL
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Wanted Boarding,

BOARDING POOL Comfortable fooms " Ia
ID board AT Mrt, MmpsouH corner NAN
ana Harwuud roots All m1d'r rohNo'
uluucos IN tho house, Str,,t ears pn.auyc'y
Ave minutes. WulrlW
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GREGORY. II. II. COOLEY. L. II. HASTINGS
Ii. d, DOTY.
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GARDEN FR--W0rlt around tho house
n aud take care Of horses, or Hs ppfln' ~ "A
ntnl0, sober ana Industrious habits, Flthbe
address &. j, h., Herald Ofiicr, JAMS
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Waoiod SIiualIon,

CoOR Second cook at ~. Charles hotel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-29
Collision.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-The steamo,
Pennsylvania wlri,h arrived last night reports
that at S o. III. On the light Of the % Instant,
durlog the prevalence OF dense fog, She
COLI ed with the schooner S. B. Hume, Capt.
Dggens, OF PASSPORT, Me-, bound from Rich.
mond, Fe.. 10 Gloucester, England, with a
cargo OF lumber. a boat was Immediately
launched from tue Pennsylvania and Captain
pirgens, his wife aud the crew, ten persons 10
all, were transferred 'om the wreck to the
steamer. Captain Diggius reports that the
steamer vas blowing her fog horn but it was
not heard by his watch untiI too late to avoid
disaaLnr
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! u r.. }.

On the morning of ,lulg"S, l3.S, Mrs. NJ ARIA
SEBASTIAN, widow Of tho late Richard So
bsstsn, Of Fairfax county, Va, in the 6lst year
OF her age. re-" Funeral services will be hold
at her lalo residence, No l3C Is street, s. W,
Washington. on Tuesday, the 3O.h Instant, n
one o clock y. m. Friends Of tho family are in
pitei TO he present. The romans will be taken
to Alexandria Tor intcrmrnt.
At his residence, near Mclrcsc station, on the
10Th instant, JAMES II. CtIILDS, in tho 18th
year Of his age. He WAS member Of the Black
Horse Cavalry from tho organization CT the
company, and both Is y priVNnsnd as an oihcar
WAS faithful soldier.
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Port or .4LEII.y"HKIa, .5TLr 30

Sun ,s....-...... 81 Snn snts ......... II
ARRIVED
:3Lmp + 1 knight New York, t., r A Rncd.
;tr Defiance, PHILADELPHIA t. + A Reed.
Str Lady OF the Lake, Norfolk, /" + h6c'l.
Str j WThompson, l.oonardtown, IL IA kaed
Str Nattano NOmin u Jos Br"dors ~ Go.
Str Sue, Point lIookuut, to j Brndnrs & w..
Schr Wake Washington, to w Smnot.
SChr Henriolta, konnebec IT, ) ) Bcach
Schr Jos llIdh, Washington, 10 j t Agh"W
e. o.
CLEARED.
Stmp John Gibson, Now York, by r 4 Raad.
Str Indy of tho Lake, Norfolk, by Il A lsnfi
.ilrJ w Thompson Lconaritown, by IA Rard.
Str Mattapo Nomini, by J BroaIrs Il 60.
Str Cue Baltimore, by Brodors & Go.
Schr Mary L. Long, Boston, Ivy AInp-hrn
and Baltimore Coal Go.
PASSED UP.
Schrs Jas Young, kennehac ,ivor; Jesse "
knight, New York ; Richmond, New York
PAsSKD DOWN.
S3chrs Wsiar Line, Charleston, =. g.; }
Simontrn, Boston; Mary q Collins, Boston
John K Sanford, Dightoh, and hliE Rocky Elen'
Boston.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Nautilus cleared from Ncw York Ter
this port 9th
Schr Taunhsuser, Georgetn, AT Bangor 9Th.
Schrs Geo 4 Vreeland and American Team,
Georgetown, at Providence 18th.
Schr Hattie V kelsey sailed from New Lon
dom for this mort 9TH
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Tie Presidential Fraud.

New YORK. July 29.-The Potter Invcsti.
eating Committee, which adjourned at Atlantic
City, N. j., on Saturday last. to continue its
sessions 10 this city, were to have met at one
o'clock 10 one Of the unoccupied rooms of the
old Pacific mail building, No. 81 Wall street.
But Mr.. Potter received telegraphio dispatch
from Gov. Palmer, Of Illinois, who was to be
examined at TO days session, stating that he
would not be able to appear before the com.
mlttee until two o'clock, to which hour the
session oil the committee was adjourned.
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Repeal of the bankrupt Act.
ACCOMMODATING TERMS TO DEBTO Rs.

All parties olping debts rnNst file their cases IN
Jo,shruptcy or or Irjorc tic 81 day OF august,
1875, or yJorevc1 be joHtd for their payment.
A debtor to be sdjudcAted a bankrupt must
owo SOD, and have boon resident of this dis
trct for tho greater part Of the six months next
preceding the fling of his petition in bank
ruptcy.
lie is not required TO pay any part Of his debts
contracted EefOro tho lst day OF January, 1862,
or Of thosa in which ho is liable as security for
others. The law requires that his assets shall be
equal to3Oper cent of the claims, which his credl-
tors shall go to the cost and trouble of probing
in legal iorm-against his estate, and upon which
no shall bn Liable as Principai dcbtor, and which
were contracted since tho lst day OF January,
1869.
Debtors without assets can, however, b5 dis
charged by obtaining the assent Of one.fourth in
number and one-third in value OF heir creditors
who have thus eropcl their debts. In such cases
it is very rare that any debts are proved IN
which cvont tho bankrupt can Obtain ms dnS'
charge al any time after sixty days from Inc Ut
ing Of his case.
Tho recorda of the Bankrupt Courts show that
there is not one bankrupt in 4 hundred who Is
not entitled to his discharge
Tho bankrupt is entitled TO 8 homestead ex.
empLion of $1,000. as against debts contracted
since the 9Th day of July, 1852 although they
may have heen prosecuted TO q judgment. as
we'll AS tho congressional exemption OF SaCO.
and tho articles exempt under tho poor debtors
law.
Ali cases in bankruptcy may be filed with tho
Register ut Alexandria, where the facilities for
An expeditions prosecution of cases to hnal
discharge are equal to any in this judicial district
BY an arrangement between the clerk and regis
ter, parties who are unable to pay the full de-
post fec Of $50 upon filing their cases, can re-
ceivod accommodating forms and all intorma"
ton AID blanks necessary, TO enable than TO
Tile their case.. upon application 60
A. w. CHIFFON,
Register in Bankruptcy, OK
johns. FOWLER,
Deputy Clerk, u s. District Court,
~ .t,-2Ci. Alexandra, Virginis.
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y. y ca T. d Nhi
e. b ing ST., 3. ". corner Fairfa
wAN UNDEN1ABLE TRUTH. deserve

Has-AN UNDENIABLE TRUTH. -Yo GU deserve
factory life in this beautiful world, it is entirly
your own fault and there is only one excuse for
you,-your unreasonable prejudice and skepti.
cism, which has killed thousands. Personal
knowledge and common sense reasoning will
soon show you that Green's August Flower will
cure you Of Liver Complaint or Dyapepsis,
with all its miserable effects, such ss sick hes.I-
ache, pal pitsLon OF the heart, sour stomach,
habitusl costiveno;s, dizziness ofthe head, ner-
vous prostrstion low spirits, &c. Its sales now
reach every town On the Western Continent and
not Druggist but will toll you Of its wonderful
cures. You can buy Sample Bottle fer ID centa
Three doses will relieve you.
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local Broyilies.

Government for 81, Geo. description of which
has been heretofore published, have arrived in
Washington. and will be placed on exhibition
in the Patent Office ss soon as the repairs to the
building sre completed.
A small boy named Do Vaughn fell owe, board
at King street wharf yesterday evening, blu! was
speedily rescned.
Large numbers Of people from WASHINGTON,
did better business than for many months.
trial Association will hold meeting to night
The Nevada Bank has subscribed for a mil.
lion and q quarter Of the four per cent United
States loan, payable in standard dollars.
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EHy- HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
York, anI have now in stock sc fno and select
An assortment Of Clothing and Gents. Furnish
and VERY CHEAP can Ill child Of six
years and man of 800 lbs weight. My Elmo
Dress and Business Suits are as gooI as can he
made by any merchant tailor and in Under
SHIRTS al 2Oc, Isle Thread Shirts At S., and
Collars for - conts, SC. &c.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, July 29.-Ih: betting il slightly
in favcr Of NJ. Aubrey Coventry O? the gc;s
international pigeon shooting match between
him and Captain BoSardus, tho American
champic0, for GiO0 pounds side, cash to shoot
al fifty birds, on the 9Th CT August, on the
grounds Of the International Gun and Polo
Club.
BRoD, July oo.--The Austrian troops
crossed the frontier into Bosnia this morning
10 perfect order and without cncountcriDg any
difficulties. The archdukc, John Salvador, of
Tuscany, at The head Of a brigade, has entered
Dcrbcnd
LONDON, July 2a9.---Thc debate on Lord
llartiugIon's resolution against tho Govern
ments Eastern policy, which begins TO nIght
in the House Of Commons is regarded as the
mcat important which will have taken place
in Parliament in many years. The Times,
discussing that part OF lord harrington resC'
luton relating to The British guarantee respect
inc Asiatic Turkey, says There is room Tor
the contention that Lord Ilartlngton's censure
of the treaty is either too little or loo much.
If the minority have involved the country un-
necessarily in liabilities Of 50 grave character,
the opposition ought TO be prepared to express
something more than regret. They ought TO
be ready to turn out their opponents, to take
tho office themselves, and to reverse the policy
to which the country stands committed. Ii
they are not prepared for such decided course
they ought to leave the Government unweak.
encd to carry into effect The settlement OF which
it has laid the basis. 10 certain cases it is dc.
sirabc that the Government should act on its
own responsibility. At all events the main
issue OF the debate will not turn on this point,
and the real question on which the House have
to decide is whether in tho permanent interests
Of tho British Empire ii was desirable to say
distinctly TO Russia thus Tar Shalt thou 20 but
no further. y
The Times also s.yi it has reason to believe
that the propositions of reform Eneland made
to the Porte have been very iavorably received
and that counsel and supervision Of England
will hencelorth form rcgentraling influence
for the Ottoman empire.
The passage in LORD Beac1nsticl's speech
at the Carlton club banquet Saturday night
which attracted most attention is that leaVeled
at Mr.. Gladstone aud it is expected that this
Incident will iucreasn the bitterness OF tho
coming debate.
LONDON, July 2?.--[n the House Of Com.
mons at $50 o'clock, p. ~, Lord harrington
moved his resolution. The motion was re-
ceiycd with cheering Oh The liberal side OF the
House, especially among tho radicals. Lord
llarling is now speaking. Tho llonae il not
very crowded.
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CHJN.AL CO.M.MERCE.

Arrived Boats Nj g Merrymsn, l. Gross.
Morning Sun and s Kelly, to Hamp Bait
Coal Co; Little Nan and ID Il Taylor, to Blsen
Avon Coal Co; Matte. to Georges Creak Coal
Co; K Summers. to w A Smort; II II West,
to A grew 81 Go.
Departed Nj Merryman, l. U Stan.
hone and L Gross
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STE A NJ Err SUE,
Captain W. G. Geoghegan,

Will mako al excursion from Wsshington-to
Point Lookout stopping at Alexandria going
and roturning) EVERY SATURDAY during
the season. Leave King street wharf at $50 p.
m. on Saturday, and arrive at $50 a. m. Monday.
Faro for round trip So.
For further information apply to j. Broders
Sc Co., Agents. Alexandria, or Stephenson s.
Bro, Agents, Washington d. q. je Ppm
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By Harrison & o. Neal. Auct!oneers.

BY IIArrisOn e q NoNI, HUcl!OHeers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF FINE IMPORT
IL ED GOODS.
wal be sold on TUESDAY, July Goth, at 10
o'clock B. m. and p. H., and continued daily
until the entire stock is diapt sed Of, at No. "A
King street. next door to 5. Llndhelmers
large and extensive stock, consisting of fine Ala
bsster, Lava and Etruscan Vasea. fine Toilet
Sets, Card Sta-ds Jewel Cases, fine Partisan
and Lava SlaLucttea, &c The ladies are spe,,
cislly invited to attend this sale. Sests reserved
for them. ~ Ei-iil
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~-The Directors of the Alexandria AgEl.
cultural and Industrial Association will please
meet at tho cticn OF the City Treasurer, on Mon
dsy night, the .".h inst, ri O'clock. Busl-
ness of importance.
~ Ill JOHN Is SM0OT.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, De.
NEW AND CHOICE BOOKS
FOR SUMMER READING, AT
FRENCH'S, NO. 95 KING STREET,

SAKE Holm's Stories, second series; 81 So
The Cossacks, Tale of the Csucasu5 by
Count Leo Tolston; 81 D.
The Witcbery of Archery, by Maurice
Thompson; 81 Co.
The Crew Of the Sam Welior, by John il"b-
berton 75c.
MIR. Potter Growth, by the anLhoc of "Ih.t
Husband Of Mine;" 81.
Nobody Husband; 81
Six to One, Nantucko: Idyl; clo.h &c.
paper CO.,
Play Day Poems, Leisure Hour ferris; 81.
The China Hunters Club. by tho youngo:l
member 81 Is
Sketches Abroad with Pen and PANEL, by
Felix o. q. barley; 81 so.
Greek Vignettes Sail in tho Gre,k @a'a. bg
James Albert Harrison; 81 % ,,,
Drift from Two Shores, by Bret u"rLe; ;! -.
Fillone, from the Danish of WIlheIm bTa"
| soc; ST.. .,,-
Somebody Else, by e. Z. Lathrop; 5 %
MAGAZINES, Reviews, New Booka and al! lh'
current literature of the day received az soon As
We GEO. 4. FRENCH.
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A delicate complexion is best compared TO a
blooming rose but when tho couutenance IS
dis6eurod with Botches and pimpes, like
weeds 10 rose bed, the sufferer should prompt
ly use DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture, which quickly
and etfeotually eradioates such unslghtly evil
deuoes Of impure blood.
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For upwards Of thirty years Mrs. WInsIo~' i
Soothing Syrup has been used for children. II
corrects aclditY OF tie stomach, relieves VIVA
colo, regulates the k1@c', curci dysentery aud
darrtG. whether arI.InE lrdtu tccthlng or
other oa,ises IA "lI and we'll tried remedy.
.lI cent, A battle :"!'-tt
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IA AN ELEGANT Stock OF SPRING AND
Summer Boots and Shoes for gentlemen'a wear
at WADDET's. ITO King st., AleIs. Va. lap
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VIRGINlA-In the Clerks office Of the Cor

VIRGINlA-In the Clerks office Of the Cor
Y poration Court Of the city OF alexandria,
on the 10Th day of August, 1878.
Robert M. Lawson, administrator lie honls non
with the will annexed Ct John Lawson, de-
ceased, complainant VS.. isabella Lawson, de.
PENDANT. In chsncery.
Memo. The object this suit is to subject tho
dover of Isabella Lawson in REAL estate IN tho
city Of Alexandria and attached in this cause to
the pay ment Of tho amount duo by h,r u the
estate of John Lawson, deceased.
The defendant not having entered her APP
pearsnce and given security according TO
tho act of Assembly and the rules OF
this Court and it appearing py athdav!l
that che is not resident ct this State II
is ordered that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect Ter
interests in this suit and that copy Of this or
der DO forthwith inserted in tho Alexandria ia
zette, q newspaper published in the city OF Alex.
dra, once week for four successive weeks, ana
posted at the front door of tho Court House OF
'''' wy ~ N''y MiOKroN MARYE. Clork
John M. johnson, D q. jy 29-w4W
ZOO GALLONS STRICTLY PURE
oOO CIDER VINEG Fsirfsx and
l.oudoun county productions Wo guarantee
ts keeping all kinds Of pickle
jy2s GKO. McRURNEY Il SON
~ A: HENNlkEN'S VIRGINIA CHA
os REI VINE, in pint and quart bottles.
for sale by
jy29 GRO. McBUkNEY & SON.
GMALL SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS
- and BREAKFAST BACON lust received.
vN GEO. McRURNEY s. SON.
a FINE SELECTION OF CIGARS inst
~ opened at very low rates
jyc GEO. McBURNEY s. SON.
rT,OILET SOAPS-A nice assortment in store
Il at low figures.
iy29 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
CMALL HAMS for sale by
- jy29 GEO. McBURNEY 4 SON.
On BBLS REFINED SUGAR received
~ this day, July %. ard for sale at
iy29 K. w. AVERI'S, 10 King 81.
DIRD SEED-Hemp, Rape and Canary
ID cheap at McBURNEY & SONS,
e27 lG6 and 10 King street.
GENUINE KEY WEST CIGARS for II
" cents st
ivl5 RAMSAY'S.
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I6T If YOU WANT A FIRST Class BoOT OR
Shoe, of the finest material, beat workmsnshi
and perfect fit, 90 to WADIEY's, No. ITO King
street. ap9
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DlscuARGED.-Mr T.. S. Fleming. one Of
General lIunton's appontees in the Patent
Office, mentioned by him. ia his recent speech
10 this city, lost his position on Saturday.
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HaF EXQUISITE Low QUARTER SHOE
very cheap ut
my2l WApDET's. ITO King ST.
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COMMITTEE ORGANIZED. The Committee
on Public Property organized on Saturday
night by the election Of Alderman i. y
Risheill az chairman.
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NEW DRY GOODS.
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NJ T. w uNl GttjI'9,
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Thursday, July 18th. 1873.
We received per express Today Lawns, Per.
Gales, White Goods. Table Damssk, Towels and
Napkins, Summer Suitings, &c, &c, together
with the bost assortment nl NJ e,llnm and Llght
Calcoes offered this season.
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II. B. iIoamos. No. 100 King street.
~ % Alexandria, Va.
DKlME LEMONS and ORANGES at
l. NH Il J. C. s. h. AlLBURN S.
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NARROW GAUGE RAMRoAD--Tho Wash,
ingtou Republican says that MIR. G. N. Dutton,
rising young architect aud engineer, OF
Washington, is preparing plans for tho new
narrow gauge railroad bridge to bo erected on
the north pier Of the Aqueduot Bridge. Mr.,
Dutton thinks BIO can construct wooden truss
bridge for about $1,000, or an iron bridge Tor
900 span. 10 case Mr.. Dutton succeeds
in getting the contract it is his intention to en-.
ploy mono but District mechanics.
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. While City Sergeant
Lucas and Mr.. +. E. Corbett were riding in q
buggy over the Arlington Turnpike, on Satur.
day, the ptroh pole broke, and frightened tho
horse who ran OFT, throwing both gentlemen
out. MIR. Corbett escaped with few bruises
but MIR. Lucas received quite severe injuries to
his Lex, which had been wounded during the