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No. 2,Ooa. drawing $40, 0oo. Sold IN New Or
leans.
No. 50, $40, drawing SIS, oco, sid in New York.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

No. 2OCa, drawing $4,000. Sold Ia New Or
No. 50, $40, drawing SIS, oco, sid in New York.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
plumbers from 53. POI 20 IS. go !nclusve, being
The pine remaining unl,s Of the same ten Of the
3 numbers from 2,oo1 to 2oIo inclusive. being
the nine remaining Nuts OF the same ten OF tbs
= nun OeTs from 69,94l 10 81 $50 inclusive. being
the nine rem!iuing 9nits Of the same ten Of the
LOCO numbers ending in % being the last two
figures of the number drawing the Capital Prize Of
1000, Slo.
The subscribers having supervised The Single
HSTgeT nra SaI Cas- E. IS Ale ~,
numbers which were tins day drawn from The
Witness our hands at New Orleans. La. tLus
ADAM GIFFr<
Louis II. i'ILiF,
j. T. RoUN,
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.
CLASS ''F,'' TUESDAY. JUNE 11ru. 1873
Under the supervision aad mans-emen of - Gn,,
TaIs g.; T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAi, A.
OVER HALF A MILLION DOLLARS DIS
TRIBI TED,
CAPITAL PRIZE. 500 ono,
Prizes OF 500, ooo, SO coo; Two of $4,000 Four
Whole Tickets only SO; Halves, SIS; Frths, So:
Address N. A. DAUPHIN, p. o. Box es2. New
Orleans, La.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION,
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly incorporated by the
table purposes In 1858, with Capital of 81 OOo 600
70 winch II has since added reserve fund OF
$50: coo. Its Grand Single Number Drawings
po"es. Look at the following Distribution:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
During " hich will take place the
EAITEKAAoRD NARY SEM!-ANNUAL DRAW
lN'' Al NEW TI 3NREE Fans TUESDAY,
Under the personal supervision and management
Gen. G. T. BEAURHG ARD. of Louisiana,
And Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, OF Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE. 500, 600.
TT NOTICE-TICKETS ARE Ten DOLLARS
oNL1: HALk ES. 50 FIFTHS. 50: TENNIS, 81
LIST OF PRIZES:
Capital Prize of 500. 600. ......... 800, 600
Grand Prize of 80 O0O........... $1,000
Large Prizes OF 10 600. .......... 10000
~, Large Prizes OF 5.OOO............ 10000
90 Prizes OF 6OO, d 6pS
100 Prizes of 3OO.,,,,,,,.,. 3O 000
200 Prizes of 2OO Al NS0
600 Prizes of 100 61 on
10, 600 Prizes of 10 ..,,.. ION OOo
APPROPRIATION PRIZES:
1Co Approximation Prizes OF $500 20 600
100 Approximation Prizes OF 500 :. =. 10 600
Noo APPROXIMATION PrizeS OF SIS :. 1900
11,27s Prizes amounting s5a2 500
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va.
Commissioners.
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
P.O. Boa 69s. Neso Orleans. Louisiana.
Or to H. L, PLUM
1t 3I9 Broadmay. Nc,s York.
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w. MOORE,
Tailor, 1011 New York avenue,
Flne goods, economy, styles and fit. Please
call. 1915
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BLEACHED COTTON. good as fruit of the
loom, 5; pillOw-case cotton, 10; lace for cur.
tains; new paraSOlS. new parasols new ma "a
and quality, including light blue, pink and
flesh color; three hundred (3O0) pieces of cas-
simeres and linens, for mems, boys and chill
dren's wear, prices ranging from . to 81 80
size bridal quilts, $50; honey-comb white
quilts, 80; excellent bed ticking, dOuble-twilled,
y. Carriers, III Market Space.-AdUt.
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf
felers. Chronic, painful, and Frustrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
ers Electric Belts the grand deSideratum
Avoid limitations: Book and Journal. with par
tlculars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 625d&kIV
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PRICES jewelry store racei,a. ,,o,,,, 49,.
tlnl IanS ana ehatelaines and let chains this
morning, from 81 TO S. 457 PENN avan s,,e'
near "A street.-AdUt. "'ohuo'
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CITY ITEMS.

R1- Thomas j. Clay, grandson of Henry
Jay, is soldier in the regular army in Texas.
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DEEDS OF FEE have been filed as follows
w. +. Hoffman, trustee, to D. S. Hardness,
sSC0, sub 2, So. l04. j. G. Pickrell to John Pick
to d; G. Ewald, $500, part lots 10 and II, So.
"a; V. r. Jackson to G. NJ. Kengla ct al,
5000 part lot 9s, Beall & Hawkins addition
to Georgetown. NJ. A. Thomas to G. M Kengla
ct al, $500, part same lot. Martha Persons ct
al: to same, 8, 900, part lots SO and 81, same
addition. c. Neumeier TO III. b. MOultOn, $500.
1887, lot "A. So 296 j. n. Gates to j. ii. Gates
$500. part "a, SO. 9T. A. Jay to p j. Down,
ing, $3.50; 50, part s, SO. sos. John Battle to S.
-: Clark ct al, =, part 4, so. SIS. John Cos.
500 ~
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTHERs.-Don't fail
all diseases Of teething in children. It relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
!ates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
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Don't Miss the Monograph TO- night,-Adrt
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The POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS EXCURSION
Down THE RIVER yesterday on the Mary
steamer touched at GlymOnt, and the maiori.
ty OF the party went ashore, while the vessel
continued down the river as far as QuanticO:
On the return trip meeting was held and
the following new members were elected: DR.
Rankin, Judge Edmunds, Dr. David Wilson.
John PettibOne, Judge L. w. Vale, Mrs II.
NJ. Avery DR.. 7. B. Hood, ID. B. Coleman, Col
and X. Myenberg. Mr.. p. A. Phillips read an
essay on Grape Culture y Bessie Beach"
who presided during the latter part of the
meeting, read poem on The Fruit Growers
Excursion" and remarks were made by J. nj.
Speer, of Boston, and others.
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Amusements and Excursions

NuttoItub IHoutcF.-' champagne and OyS-
tiers, one of the brightest and best of modern
comedies of the Forbidden Fruit order is car
lily played by Messrs James, flanagan Den
ham and Taylor, and Mrs. Ford, Miss Chap
man and Miss Bray, and should draw crowd
ed houses nightly. 1t does not speak we'll TO-,
the discrimination of Washington play-gOers
that such fine performance, which would fiji
the theater for weeks in any of the larger
cities should be played to such "a slim house as
that OF last night, when poorer plays by weak
er artists are well patrOnized. Those who do
not see this lively comedy will miss a rare
treat. 1t will be repeated tonight.
Ford's Opera HOuSe.-The Alabama Sable
Ministries present here this evening an excel
lent and varied programme. The troupe con-
pr1Ses some remarkably good voices, and alto
gether gives an entertaining performance
Tdllblddge HdU.-Edison's wonderful in
vention, the phOnOgraph, will be placed on eX-
hlDltlon here this evening, for the first time in
Wizard HaU.-A strawberry and ice-cream
tesciyal, with music and recitation will be held
here this and tomorrow evening 1t is for the
dement, OF the Church of the Redeemer.
Grdnd Ptc-nfc.-The Emmett Light Infant
ry give grand picnic at LPffler' garden this
afternoon and evening. The arrangements
Tor the entertainment of visitors are perfect,
and good time will be had by all who at
tend.
'Shdndy Mcguire. See notice of a dra-
matte entertainment by st. Peters Library
Association, to be given at st. Peters Hall.
CapltOi Hill, tomorrow evening.
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SHks; sILKsm SnKSw

SILKS" SILESM!
tiOn. '' 70 " OOC' great reduc.
AZ Hooi Buntings. 25 TO 3lc. worth Ioc por,
n SI ooI Di5speSeS, %: sold every SIC
ipouDe-NIdth Bunting less than marker nyica
Iron Greradines. 25c up: SiIE a ranaS IT, "a ice.
fUen a,t,os Dress Goods 12tc up; hargaDs,P
Best PaCihCLawnS 10 and I2cIL !. CO. r.,,o, a.
sbetIa ana Hi bISh1p Lawns from auction cbean
Large stoCE EaS rs, Lac Sacqges, sacrificed.
terms. NHodpr Ddzar rat
All leading makes Cottons at wholesale pr,oss
m,.o. Il. n. NAUDAIN
m!o-u 1O4 Marked S~o<~
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WILL OPEN ON MONDAY
MAY Is, 1873,

MAY Is, 1873,
10, 1S, 20 and 25c. "'oDS'iIom II,
BUNIINGS, all colors, 2O,.
&c. liz" SUOCA' 20 81, 81, &c,
CLOTH. for Boys Suits, sc. IN.
Black ALPACA, I5c. and up.
All Wool Black CASHMERES, Soc.
Hamburg EDGINGs from auction.
MATTiNGS. CARPETS and ou.CLorHs
Sheetng CoTTONS, cheap.
Table LINENS from 25c. up.
turkey Red Table LINEN SOC. mn
Mnite CouNTERPANEs,5 80, 75, 81 81 10
Sc Bargains in Dry Goods at
&C: NJ. T0wSON & co.
my11-tr 'f'co"N .EcenHe,
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To LADIES AND GRNTLEMEN.-We wish tn
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur
Ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 900 street
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equalled by those
not possessing these facilities: His cleansing
ana dyelng Ladies and Gents suits are, in
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con.
slsts In removing spots from costly party dress
es; Is years experience. His dry cleanser re.
moves grease spots effectually from any article.
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
pair for Is cents WV
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naraS = nh-Ss GOODS, oCC.-We are nre
S,UGk OF DkG GOODS TO be found In WsshinefaUn,e
Tard al C9lors at 70, 20, 80 and IS cents neI
Linens, Percalss &C. uio''os, ohks, Lawns,
10, nIne:-hadam Bowman one of the most fashion
que DitsSillaheTs this side OF New YnTk oco,i,'J
street front. U Ho'' % our store,
No. 928 7TH ST" DDhiTh co.
No. 706 K ST. NV
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HARPER'S FERRY.
IL DECORATION DAY.
LIMITED TO $50 PERSONS
GRAND EXCUR TON
VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

REGULAR GRAND SUNDAY EXCUR-
- SION On the Barge .'COCKADE CITY,'
VIII take place NkNT SUNDAY
leaving the 9TH st. wharf at O'Clock s.szSl a5s-N
ana return ing at 8, landing at Fort
washington going and returning
years. ~ S' "Nu'i 'eh
Dopch's Band, sixteen pieces,
Billy w right and Hammersly. Caterers
This Barge can be chartered for SEQ my8
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ADJUSTMENTS.

T. Dis N'S
IL SPEAKING PHONOGRdPH
TALLMADGE HALL,
IT. TONIGHT,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
~ F,W B 90 X 5
.paRrOpPORTUNITYl

APPLETON'S ENCYCLOPADlA, new
edition, complete set, in library binding, can . pc
Sought at great bsrgain. This set is perfectly
new. lust from the publishers, and in the orlgl'
nal wrappers Cali and examine.
PHYSICAL TECHNICS, or PRACTICAL In
structions for Making Experiments in Physics,
and The Construction of Physical Apparatus
with the Most Limited Means, by Dr. D. FLICK !;
translated by John d. Easter, P.H.D.; 797 Illus
trations; l volume, 8vo.; 81 So.
POEMS AND BALLADS, by Algernon
Charles Swinburne; 81 To-.
MAID ELLICE, by Thco. Gift; Leisure
Hour series; 81 25. -.
HAMMERSMITH. His Harvard Days. by
Mark Sbley Severance; So.
SEAFORTH, by Florence Montgomery !;
KATE WEATHERS. by Vaughan; ST. 60
THE AMERICAN EPlSCOPATE, by Kew
II. &. Patterson; 81
Lives. by Harriet Beecher Stowe; 81 81.
CAMP COURT AND SIEGE, by W. Hon-
IA Ak0UND THE WORLD IN THE YACHT
SUNBEAM, by Mrs. Brsssey; profase!y Illus
THE CLIFTON PICTURE novel; 81 2.
NEW BOOKS received daily.
ie 60 GEO. t. FRENCH.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS.
y;,,rD ifnr1Mu IA..,bI ~ snoHIEGION, ~ VIA
BALTIMORE S OHIO j.. 4.

I'd excursion tickols, good until
1,hu,,,h "ark WagoncLtos, in which tc
NdIniSSn nnlwISn ON station TO Springs.
convey passengers IL, kTES.
BOARDh. ~,;ass. fully ap
NJ, n.:,,o- oc Ortnoy :, 'sIAo follow
preciating business depression, ot1ol- 'reri:.: :.
ing reduced rates of board, graduated h. "as
to rooms occupied, and the number Of PEI
in each room.
Board por day for ono weok snd less than two
81 50, 50 and 81 So Board per weok to5 Two
weeks and less than four $S, SO $l2 and pa.
Board per month for one month and less IMAM
two $50, S35, $40 and S45. Ministers, physl;,
clans and members Of the press Will be entitteo
to twenty-five per cont discount on The above
rates. Children under II years and Servants
halfprice.
Families snd parties numbering soVen or more
who desire 20 remgin tho entire season, can
mako special contracts 81 q reduction Oh Inc
above rates.
The season will open on SATURDAY, the
18th of June, and close on tho 18th of October
All communications addressed to 4. Is. COLE.
MAN, Manager Metropolitan Hotel, until June
l. sfter that date TO the proprietor at Orkney
Springs, Shenandoah county, Va, will receive
prompt attention.
sp 3O-3m A. VI. JONES, Lessee and Prop.
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MEDICINAL.
" E O. ID IT I N u
FOR DROPSY.
NEVER SHALL FORGET THE Flhoi
DOSE.
MEDICINAL.

DOSE.
Mr.. H. r. Steucns:
Dear Sr-I have been 8 great sufferer from
dropsy. T was confined to my house more taan
o wear Six months of the time was entlre-
ly helpless. I was obliged to have TWO men
helm mo in an out Of bed. was swollen
inches larger than my natural size around my
waist. suffered all man could and live. >. l
tried all remedies for Dropsy; hsa t9lee ii on;
ferent doctors. My friends all expected would
die: many nights was expected to dle Delote
morning. At last Vegetine was sent me by
friend. 1 never shall forget the trss dose. l
could realize its good effects from Gay 10 osy; I
was getting better. After l had tsKen some
or 6 bottles could sleep quite we'll nights. l
began to gain now quite fast After taxing some
10 bottles, could walk from one part or my
room to the other. My. appetite was goooi
the dropsy had at this time dissappearea. l
kept taking the Vegetine until regslned my
usual health. I heard OF great many cures Dy
using Vegetine after I got out and was sGle 70
attend to my work. am carpenter ana pull
der. I will also say it has cured an aunt OF my
wife's of Neuralgia, who had suffered 1or more
than 20 years. She says she has not had any
neuralgia for eight months. I have given II 70
one of my children for Canker Humor. have
no doubt in my mind it will cure any humor;
it is great cleanser of the blood; 1t IS safe TO
give child. will recommend it to the world.
NV father is so years old, and he says there IS
nothing like it to give strength and lie 7" an
aged person. cannot be too thankful 1or tne
use of it. am.
Very gratefully yours; u
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Very gratefully yours.
JOHN s. NOTTAGk.

ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOoD.-lf
Vegetine will relieve pain; cleanse, purify and
cure such diseases. restoring TIE patient 70 per-
many maj remedies and suffering for years. is it not
Conclusive 1i proof if you are sufferer you can
be cured? Why is this medicine performing SUCH
great cures? Itworks in the blood. in the circu'
isting fluid. 1t can truly be called. the
Great Blood P.trifer. The great source OF dis. m
ease originates in the blood; ana no meo'cins
renovate, has any just claim upon public atten'
ton.
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM !

TO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND VICINITY.
feel under great obligations for the liberal
ps1..e-"oa extended to me since l commenced
business IN tui. r'eca. an entire stranger, and
heartily return my most !" thanks for the
MANY favors shown me. I have dec.1S3 s1r;; :;
make ICE CREAM FOR THIRTY GENTS
PER QUART, put up in paper, or Sl.N per
ea' eitV '@SCUSTARD and ICES, of all favors,
made mad 10 order. How can it be done? lst, l
have secured low rent; I'd, pay cash for my my
goods; Sd, buy the best of cream at a reduced
price 4th, do away with hiring hands; 9th, make
the myself en- am deteImnea aohgeO,e 10 gly,e
suppled item gallons and upwards) at 81 per
gallon. ICE CREAM and DINNER ROOMS
No. l79 King street. onor
my 28-2m J. =. FOhCh.
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" E g. ET T N b
LOWE my HEALTH TO YOUR VALU-
ABLE VEGETING.
Newport, KY, April %, !

Newport, KY, April -, 1911.
81. r. Steuef1s, esq.
Dear Sir-Having suffered from pres breskRng ng
out Of Cank.roHs Sores TOR more thaI i've
yesrs, caused by an accident of fractured bone,
Which fracture ran into running sore sd naaS haE
ing used everything could thia 91 fna hot1as Of
ing helped until had taken e,1 Msr pIIe,es tSe
your valuable medicine when en- MI b;abiv o The
SIKH bottle cured me, and sll can ssy is. that
owe my health to your valuable Vegetine'
Your most cbedient servant.
ALBERT Won ROEDEH:,
..rt 10 unnacassarv for me to enumerate the d.
sesses for which the Vegetine should be used l
know Of no disease which will not admit OF It's
use, with good results. Almost lnnumeraD!e
Complaints are caused by poisonous secretlons IN
the blood, which csn be entirely expelled Iron from
tho Blood is perfectly cleansed the disease. rap
idly yisds iii pains cease; healthy action is
promptly restored. and the patent is cured
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VOL. LxxIx


COMM1SSlON mEStCnANA9.
VHAs. s. TAYLOR, Jr.,
(Late of j. T. Beckham & CO.
GRNERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And Agent for
J, B, FICKLEN & SONS
TEDBRIDGEWATER FAMlL1
FLOUR,
NO. UNION STREET.
ie21-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA. !
A. Z. ADDISON. A. J. WEDDERBURN.
A X. ADDISON & CO.,
DEALERS IN
FERTILIZERS SEEDS and IMPLEMENTS
And Agents for
PITTS SONS CHICAGO THRESHER.
Aud the celebrated
m'AYLOR STEAM ENGIN rs, ENTIRE EN-
L. GINES, &c.
ro. ID -ince aud Union sts., Alexandria, Va.
1ornei Hono r. 81; s,o,. the "ELEWAN'' and "CERES'
FERTILizEs, FER excellent for spring as "oll AS
fall crops. .>uu Cultivstors Shovel
Plows, Corn and Cob CrusA 'foi o.. al ooo Rirhv's
and best improvements and Se ss9 MGy eona;st
and Wheeler's Harvesting Implel.. 'n's, w. InIs
ing of Mowers and Reapers OF difer- -, wb;cb
snd Osborn's Self Binding Harvester, ali
thew will sell at manu- Eacturers' prlcos.
Also an EIGHT HORSE STEAM ENdlN:1;'
snd BOILER, entirely new, which they Will
cell at about ono half the manufacturers prlce'
sp 9-Gm
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DEY GOODS.

WYE RECEIVED A LARGE LoT
OF SHIRTINGS, SHEET1NHS AND
DOMESTIC GOODS generally, from the late
immense auction sale OF Mossrs. Wright Bliss G
E.hvsn of Now York, and will coll, for q short
time only, a. prices considerably loss than lio
ssmo goods can bo replaced al private sale.
;ooI PRETZFELDER & co.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

pOARD1NG-Persons desiring a healthy
ID and pleasant mountain home for the sum-
NOR can bo a accommodated within walking dis
tanco of tho White Post. whore there are
churches ard postotEce Address N. S. M,
White Post Clarke county Va.
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OLY MONT paw / l. / 0 n

~ LYMON Z a J. 0 r
This beautiful Gu9,n,er HasoI. has changed
its management, end has baan placed in 1rst
rate order for the coming soason. g.
Amply to S. +. SMITH, Proprietor, Power u
White, Is King stroot, Alexandria. or Brad.
Adams 8l2 st., Washington, u. e., for open
dates my 9-2ms
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DEADY MIXED PAINT-Just reeeiVEe49v rec E4 y
s Gmm snnply of HARRIsON's READY AiA. a..
pr,jT pi,jT which is equal to any in the mar ~
tot ED for durability. Sample cards and prices Oh
application. u cREIGHTON.
apM ". E. oi.N,1
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,EFINED LARD received
x x ", AVERY, 226 King St.
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June 10th, 1878.
A LSO A FULL LINE OF FANCY CAS'
n SIMERES, VESTINGS. Good goods At
down prices. ,nr1
ie 20 IL. Il. BhAodEan.
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OACHESl REACHES i
N Insect Powder; for sale BY
WARFIELD s. HALL.
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E1lK SALE OR RENT.

T,1OR KENT-A BRICK HOUSE, pleasantly
u located, furnished or unfurnished, will be
ted TO good tenant on reasonable terms.
rel. ion given on the first day of May. APP
Possess JNO. T, HILL,
ply to Collector Taxes North. Dist
an 23-tf
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1"r1VE SALES AND POPULAR rn1obo
We returned from lilo North to-day, and oner
another choice lot of STAPLE and FANCY
GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE.
We are constantly in the market for cheap
goods, and take advantage Of all down prices.
Wc buy our goods equivalent to cash, and re,
coiye tho benefit of all Lrsdo discounts. We sell
good goods At low prices. Call and see.
u. i. BRASHEAR,
No. 109 King street.
ia17 Alexandria, Va.
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T3OR RENT-The STORE ROOM on & Inc
northesst corner of King and Union stseSd d
Tho hest location in the city for grocery sno
LIQUOR store Apply at this Office. ap lo-N
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FIsH-No / and Family Roe PotSnseM ona Maek. nst
r ring Potomac Shad. Nos: l, q ana A1"'->
are, auo 'e0''" g. MILBURN'S,
'''' l9 north Royal street:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-08
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blibt in BEN sd nar3en Bergen
10 iippig tpte in etnem 9rDBen Sbeile bon
Seras. Grit in Der Na6t bonn 1. anf ben
2. Suit fanb ipteber Elm J~tduberan9rtft
ouf Der StraBe bon 0eabnooO na9
@6eDenne Itatt urt6 stpar BET BDoop>up.
Der Qlngriff gait bem @agen, in ipele
dent 6. g. Smitb unb s. g. Smith bon
Stem gorf, ". 2iberman unb $. 2ibers
ma BON Gbicago, Daniel Sim uno Srall
8ougbton BON @beDenne retiten. 8orerlt
tparen nur apei Der StraBenrduber =
DDer StraBenagetten, uroad agents" pte
it6 bic 6erren 8anbtten i6anlbafter Netle
in Sen S6parsen Bergen betttellt lailen-
1t6tbar. Ste B~aiiagiere iparer IN Tolge
oes ~unertparteten l~1eberfaueS 10 b%etretet,
baB it9 Die meiiten bon ibnen auf oaS
@ebetB Ser Spet &du6er, Die ieOo6 oftenz
bar qar1s in Der gtdbe t6re 6elfer batte1t,
in eine 0tei6e iteuten unb ft6 i6r @elo,
tire l1Gfen II. i. 10. abnehmen lieBett. Nls
Die 9tGuber iebo6 AUDI Dem ans lol6e Slut
tritte l6on me6r getpo9nten setnn Die
Sal6en leeren iDouten, 5og Dteler let1ten
&epolper, feuerte auf ben etnen Der Sdl'
biten un0 beripunbete i'm I'M llnterletb.
Der 8ertpunoete ianf in bic &ntee. rattle
fi6 tpieber auf unb eben tpollte Sinrt no6z
mats auf ibn i6ieBen, ba fra6te 9ege1 tbn
ielbit Elm S0uB aus benz naben @ebil6,
no Elm anoerer 9tauber I'M 6tnterDalte
Lag; bic &ugel fubr Dem tapferen Slim
glei6 linfSaDon Der Stale ms @eii6t, gtng
Dur6 BEN Wt1ub uno fam Dor Dem redten
S6r mie6er beraus, cine l6mersli6e, oo6
lpie es idien ni6t lebensgefdbrlt6e Munoe
p~eruriaden6. Die 9tduDer tcaten ben
Giidsug on, tpobei ie nod mebrmals
i6oiien; elmer bteier S9iliie Drang 6errn
6. g. Smitb in's 8ein utter benz <ie,
un6 6errn 81. Qt6erman in ben S6enfel;
beioe @unoen iino gum glide nur
Sleil6munoen.
Trau 8oug6ton, Ser einstge tueibli6e
9alia9ier, mar bon BEN 3dltbern garl3 ltn>
beldlttgt 9eblteben; @alanterte ge9en Oa>
men lit ia cine Der 6aupteigeni6aften oes
e6ten a~mertfantiden 8anbtten.
gfa9 benz @erlbminocn Der GGuber
iebten ldmmtlihe Gdfiagiere ibre Sabrt
tort, 10 9roBs S6merSen AUDI Die Ser
ipunoeten babel ausitanben. Wfan ge@
langte am 9lbenb bes 2. SILL nab Sat
Street. Webrere entl6lo1iene Wtdnner
1na6ten IT'D CUR 8erfolgung Der Jtauber
aut, oeren IS i'm @an3en - Die int 0t1@
terbalt nit ein9ere0net - a6t geipelen
iein lOuen,