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nent at Kieff, by tunneling under the walls Of
their prison, were betrayed by one OF their
number, and as they emerged from the mouth
of the tunnel they were shot down. Those
who turned back were met by another body OF
soldiers and ruthlessly butchered. Thus
caught between two fires, the prisoners were
all killed. :
Members of the striking miners at Durham,
England, have determined to leave their
homes permanently and settle in the United
States or British America. + ?,
It seems the Berlin secret police were aware
that an attempt upon the life Of some member
of the Russian imperial family was to be made,
and te%legraphed q warning to St. Petersburg.
The C%zarewitch alone took precautions against
IN attack. -
At the Newmarket races the " Newmarket
Handicap" one Of the important events Of the
meeting, was won by Mr.. Pierre Lorillard's
American horse Parole. Mr.. Lorillard has
taken a number of his horses to England, and
this was the first race in which he started any
of them.
The name OF the man who shot at 1.-THE Car
of Russia is Solovieff, and he is q schoolmas-
ter. He did not try to poison himself, as was
at first reported, but was severely injured by
the Infatuated crowd.
Late reports from the scene Of the war in
South Africa state that Colonel Wood attacked
King Umbelini's stronghold and captured n
quantity Of cattle. Subsequently 1000 Zulus
retook the cattle and attacked Colonel Woods
camp. The Zulus were repulsed after four
hours fighting, but the British loss was heavy.
Seven officers and twenty men were killed, in
Guiding Captain Campbell and Piet Uys, the
leader OF the detachment Of mounted Beers,
who has several times been mentioned in dis
patches for distinguished services. A British
force OF 5000 troops, under Lord Chelmsford,
had advanced to the relief of Colonel Pearson,
who was shut up in Elkowe with about 1000
men. The number Of Zulus lying in wait Tor
Chelmsford's men was 5000.
The Argentine Confederation has ceded the
city and district of Villa Occidental to Paraguay
in accordance with the award OF the President
of the United States.
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> The Empress of Austria was filled
with wonder on meeting Mr.. Kavanagh,
NJ. p. for county of Carlow, Ireland,
with the Kildare hounds. He was born
without legs or arms. In place Of legs he
has six inches of muscular thigh stumps,
one being about an inch shorter than its
Glow; while his arms arc dwarted to
perhaps four inches of the upper portion
of these members, and are unfurnished
with any termination approaching to
hands. Yet he is a beautiful caligraph-
list, a dashing huntsman, and artistic
draughtsman, an unerring shot: an eX-
bert yachtsman, and drives four-in-hand.
In writing he holds the pen or pencil in
his mouth and guides its course by the
arm stumps, which are suI Wbaa h;,n tGng :
he Sits in a kind of saddle basket. and
bis reins are managed with surprising
exnertness and ease.
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E.word 70 The corpulsnt.

|sHfE #" YvOxU w NAk0 a-Ft .
Instead Of regarding obesity as an abnormal
condition, many people have erroneously COM
sideredit as an evidence Of health, and any
agent that reduces fat is therefore at once aus.
pected OF being injurious. Starting to reason
from the false position that fat is an evidence
othealth, it Is not surprising that they should
very naturally fallinto the error Of suppoeing
that an agent possessing properties capable OF
reducing corpuleney should prove injurious 70
the health. Reasoning, however, from the 10
tional basis; that an undue deposition otytat,
morbid condition, it Is quite as natural for US
to arrive at the opposite conclusion, which j.
sustained by experience and observation, t. e.,
that the reduction of fat in cases Of corpulency
is invariably followed by ar Improvement q
strength, spirits and physical comforts, Allan,s
Anti Fat will reduce a fat person from two u
five pounds o week. Sold by d~rugggists..
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4 scheme is on foot to collect all the
articles of value which the bed of the Tiber
is supposed to contain. The golden can
dlesticks taken from the Temple of Jeru-
salem, and the gold and silver cups and
ornaments which once decorated the
palaces of Roman emperors, are imagined
to lie beneath the Theirs yellow mud. By
means of drags it is thought all this buried
wealth may be recovered and restored to
form a national museum of extraordinary
value. A committee of distinguished
psychologists has been appointed to con-
slider the best means of fishing up the
legendary statues, coins and other articl 20
which for centuries have been covered by
the sands of the Tiber.
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The Lancaster (Ky.) Visitor says: "Mrs.
Sally Davis, a venerable woman over seventy
years of age, is the possessor OF a suit OF mar
that might awaken envy IN the breast OF ,,
many q fair maiden OF "sweet sl1bel."
Soft and brown and silky, with no suspicion
of silver among the glistening threads, 1t
falls in luxuriant rrofusion far below her
waist. g. marvel to all beholders."
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The Committees of the Hons

The following is a list Of the principal stand
ing committees of the House as announced by
Speaker Randall:
Electtons.-Mr. Springer OF illinois, chair
man; Messrs. Manning OF Mississippi, Slemons
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Wrenched and Hacked

Wreuched and HaCked
By the pangs Of rheumatism, the joints event
ually become previously distorted, and some
times assume an almost g%rotesque deformity.
To prevent such results by o simple and agree
able means is certainly the part Of wisdom. A
tendency to rheumatic ailments may be sue
c~essfully combatted with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, q medicine with the prestige Of a loug
and successful career, Of unbounded popularity,
and OF emphatic professional Endorsement. It
removes from the blood those inflammatory
impurities which Psychologists assign as the
cause Of rheumatism, and not only puriles the
life current, but enriches it, promoting Higor
by tertilizing its source. Digestion, the action
Of the bowels and the secretion Of the bile, are
aided by it, and it impels the kidneys and blad-
der to n regular and active performance Of
their functions. It is besides a thoroughly
reliable remedy for, and means Of preventing,
periodic tevers. &C.,.
1t is astonishing with what rapidity ~ulcerous
sores and eruptive maladies are cured by
Henry's Carbolic Salve, an external antidote
to unhealthy conditions OF the skin, which is
preferred by physicians to every cher prepar-
alton containing the carbolic element. 1t is
undoubtedly the finest antiseptic and purifier
extant. 1t acts like a charm on purulent erup.
tons, and has also been successfully used for
rheumatism and sore throat. All druggists
sell It.
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To Farmers and Fruit Growers

10 r A1IncIb Ia '
We are requested to say that the American
Drier Co., Chambersburg, Pa, will send a cat
alogue OF the new process Of fruit evaporation
free. Nearly 100 first premiums awarded it
in 1878. Prices, markets and buyers Of evapo-
rated fruit, etc., etc.
Prices of the Mason & Hamiin Organs arc
somewhat more than those of the poorest or
cans made; but they are not much more, while
the quality is vastly superior. This has been
so thoroughly proved by the results at oil great
worlds expositions for many years that it is no
longer q question. At the prices, they are the
cheapest organs offered.
Coughs and colds are often overlooked. a
continuance for any length of time causes irri-
tation of the lungs or some chronic throat dis
ease. "Brown's Bronchial Troches" are an
e~ffectual cough remedy. Twenty-Five cents.
CHEW
- The Celebrated
"MATCHLEss"
Wood Tag Plug -
TOBACCO. -
The PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York, Boston, and Chicago.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Smoke Pogue's Sitting Bull durham Tobacco"
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LAS S1AM."-General Grant quietly
asked the King of Siam ifhe wouldresign
and accept a position in his next cabinet.
The king rolled his eyes round toward the
general in an incredulous manner, and,
changing his "Jackson's Best" to the
other side of his mouth, said, II guess
nm well enough as Siam" - ewisto'7
GnzeLte.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

We publish an eight-page paper : ATM NATIONAL
TRIBUNE devoted TO the interests. Of Pensioners, Sol
diers and Sailors and their heirs; also contains Interesting
Price, FIFTY cents q year-special Inducements to clubs
A proper blank to collect amount due under new Ar
RxlRs or Pension Biz, furnished gratuitously, to regular
subscribers only, and such claims died In Pension Once
Send for il. GEORGE E. LEMONS co, ~
WASHINGTON, D. @. Lock Boz 32N.
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The House of Representatives, alter n long
debate upon an amendment to the Legislative
Army bill, increasing the appropriation for
Graduating contagious diseases among domes-
tic animals to $3.50, 900, struck the whole SUBJ
iect from the bill, and referred it to the Com
mittee on Agriculture with instructions to
report promptly.
General Francis A. Walker has taken the
oath of office as Superintendent of the Census,
and will enter ut once upon the preliminary
work of the Office. No appointments will be
made in the census office during the present
fiscal year except two, which have already
been determined upon. General Walker will
push forward the work Of organization as rap
idly as possible.
The Republican Senators in caucus deter
mined to contest that section Of the Army bill
which forbids the use Of troops at the polls.
A circular Just issued by the Treasury De-
partment says: "The Secretary ofthe Treas
ury offers, at one-half Of one per cent. above
par, and accrued interest to dave Of subscrip-
ton, $3.50, 00O, 900 Of the four per cent. funded
loan of the United States, in denominations,
viz: Coupon bonds OF $50, 500, $500, and
81, 900, and registered bonds of $50, 800,
$500, ST., 900, $4,000, and $40, 900, the proceeds
to be applied to the redemption Of United States
bonds issued under the act Of March 8, 1864,
and commonly known as 1910 bonds. In adj
dition to this amount, $44,566,300 of these
bonds, being the residue of the sum needed to
redeem the l0-40 bonds, will be reserved for
the conversion of the $40 refunding certificates.
The bonds offered are redeemable July l, 1907,
and bear interest payable quarterly on the LIST
day of January, April, July and October OF
each year, and are exempt tronf the payment
of taxes or duties to the United States, as well
rs from taxation in any form, by or under
State, municipal or local authority"
Foreign News.
During the first three months OF this year
there were GA failures in Canada, with total
liabilities amounting to $1l,64S,697. These
figures show a falling off both in number of
failures and amount of liabilities over last years
figures for the same time.
1t is reported that there are two tribes oil
natives on the borders of the Brazilian empire,
in South America, who practice cannibalism,
destroying and eating one another.
A body of Russian political prisoners-Nihi-
lists who attempted to escape from confne-
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TONG ISLAND FARMS,

"McEIree'S Herb Vino or W0mnnrH In
Lief" Is the only remedy that never rails to cure al
McElree gave It away to bis friends until the demand
became burdensome. Scores Of preachers and doctors
for a quart, Will be sent by mail. Address McELnIE i Co,
Wythe Depot, Tenn. Price 81 a bottle. Single package 81.
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Sun.h Bound.
n ali E1praso

Mail, South1ar5, connects at Go!doasvllio,
with Ches. It Ohio K T.. Hast and Wost. At
Lynchburg. connect, With .AtlsntIe. MISS. 6
OHIO K. K, through South Ses. Virginia. TO
E.,c:srille, New Orleans, nsnphis. Little Rock
Snd Te1ss-and ct Danvile With Rich ond s.
Danvills T. X to South and Southwest
Expross SouthW.rd connects st Gordonsgille
TO all points East aad Wes. ON Caes. S Ohio <.
and North ward, At Charlottesville to al tho
MIXED TRAINS for Main Limo lesvo al.
e1andris daily, except Sunday, SU y. Ii. snd
, Gi r. N and returning arrive =: Aeva ahdf:a
: = Sor y: GANaSsAss Il, s line lesve Washington
100 8. NJ and Alexsndris : 25 s. H.. daily,
except Sunday, arrive at S:rasbucg at II Is p IN,
connecting with the Vs'lcy Road East and
West Leave St'sshurg Is p m arriving II:
Ale1sndrs 1T 35 y. III.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
ISLON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
I'd Saturday at g IS 3 m and returns Mcn-
day, "Wednesday and Friday. H.. 81 j III.
For Middleburg, daily connection st fislns
station.
For Uppe7vii!e. reya!e. coarec:;on at Ee!s-
For wARRENToN, lssve Washington a.
100 8. IN. daily.
All trsins make good connections, =. Ws&h'
ington, to and from Eorti. aud West,
kteN OIlosas slusrer l5..cs Washington e.
j0G 8. n. running through ~ithou: change.
On Espress eiexaI.t Rec,ln!nS Chairs 5.t%ae2
Washington snd D,nv!lo
Excursion tickets on salo st oW Ts.os to the
celebrated Resorts Of VIrgiais and West Var
Rinia.
Through ticket, very low to tee South and
Southwest,
ay ri IN. REOADUs, q. r. a.
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AifTTgtsN aa9IEA.
by Green u W lee,

H@al Estate Agents ard Auc:ioneeIs.l
Di VIHTUR OF A DECREE OF TEE
- Corrofs.i2n Court for tho city Of Aexsn-
dria. Va, rendered 1t it's July ternl 1879. in the
chsncery cause of Hooe Vs. Eoos's adnins!rs-
tor 6. al the undersigned, special commissioners
lherta rs,ned, will proceed on SAfU RDAI.
,he 9th day Of August. 1879. at u o'clock m, to
sell By public auction. to tho highest bidder, be-.
tore the front ontrsnce of the Corporation Court
House Of Alexandria city, on Fairfax street, the
VALUABLE BElGK HOUSE and LOT OF
GROUND, known as No. 125 King street. 10 =
occupied hy Adoais GlachGt IS dwelling and
confectionery.
Terms of Ssla: Cssh enough TO psy cosLs Of
suit and expenses ut sale. aud the residue ON Il
crsdit of Eiy, twelve and eighteen moths; the
purchaser TO give boud end security fo' the de.
ferrej psy nents, with interest from the tsy Of
sale, and tho tile to be withheld as farther So
curity until the whole cf The purchase money
shall havo te.n psii. +. Il. MkREDITH.
~ 0-2sY,s iSuacial Commissioner Of Sale.
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Dy OrooII 81 ~Ioo
IRna1 Entata nnnfa and AntI0naara |

GReal Estate Agents and ActloneersI
TOM MISSIONEKS' SALE-By virtue Of q
" decree Of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, Va, rendered al its May term. 1871. ii
the suit OF Butt. v5 Butts ct ais, in chancery,
the undersigned, commissioners, therein named.
will sell, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF July,
l-19 at II o'clock m. il front of ihe Mansion
House in the city of Aiaxsnd:i.. by public suc-
ton, the following described REAL ESTATE,
known as LOT No. in the division Of LOCHA-
BAk FARM with Ill aNSIUN, and bounded
as follows: Beginning at /, IN the csn!re Of
Royn! rtreet, if extended, poles, 2 links s. llSo
west from the point WHARF the csntre Ct asld
street intersects tho centre Of the track Ct the
Washington and Ohio RAILROAD; thence north
4Cfo west 8, 6 poles to b north ISo Il w. 81, o.
poles to l. in the centre Of Washington street.
north 11i' e. l.. 81 poles to B. in sRld centre
corner to the tract and in 8 line formerly called
Pendleton's; north S71 e. %. 43 poles 10 NJ, tue
iuteraection of said line with tho south western
line OF "a j .oad thence s. 403'. Il. d pcles TO
l, where tho said line of the railroad c:nsso5 tho
centre Of kuysl street .nence 5. ll3l', W. l. ~
poles 10 the beginning, ccn,ainng ) ac:ca ard
34i poles
Terms: Ono fourth OF tho purchase money 20
be paid in cash st the timo Of SALE and the rrs,-
QUO in three equal IustameI!3 st T. u snd 10
months, with ihtares. from day of ssci tho de-
ierred pay ments to be sscuted by the notes OF
the purchaser, with satisfactory security sEd Ihs
title 10 bs retained until tbs purc'.ss1 money bs
fully paid. Stamps and coaVeyaac!lg at the
cost Of the purCh A5ar,
ALBERT STUART,
.. W. WATfLTS,
il. y. CLAUGHTON.
ie 21-2aT!s Surviving Comm'Ts
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O'Neal & Lucas, Auctioneers.

DY VIRTUE OF 3 DECREE OF THE
- Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, Virgins,
rendered at the June term, 1879, thereof, in the
chancery cause OF Fulers, by noxt friend, vs..
Pullman ct Bis the subscribers. as commission.
ers of SALE spponted by said decree. will expose
for sse, by public auction, On SATURDAY.
ths h day Of August, 1879. at II M, in front Of
the Market Building, OF Royal street IN the
city Of Alexandria. Virginia, TWO LOIS or
GROUND, with Tho BUILDINGS aud IN
PROVEN ENTS thereon, in the ss!d couaty OF
Fairfax bounded ss foloTs:
Lot No. 1-Bounded on the forth by JetfJraon
street, (extended) on the east by Patrick street,
(e1teDded) on ths south by Greene street, lex.
tended) aud Oil the west by Henry street lex
tended
Lot No 2-Bounded on the ncrth by GrecDe
street, (eItended) on the esst by Patrick street.
(e1tended) on tho south by Church street. (eI-
tended) and On the west By Henry street, lex
tende5) being the property formerly Owned and
occupied by Albert Spinks.
Terms of Sale: SO much OF the purchase mon
ey in cash will b. rtqllrad to pay tie expenses
Of sale. and the sum OF S874.21 with inter est on
1854. part thereof, from the 25:h day OF May.
1878 and tho residue of the purchase money il
three equal payments at 6. II and Is mcaths
from the day Of sale, with interest; the doierrod
payments 10 be secured by the notes ot the pur
chaser, with approved security, and the reten.
lion Of the title to the property until thoy are
paid.
EDMUND BURXE, r,,,,r.
1IBERT Il +: ! is1TSSAEr' oe1@ts' Of ssIo'
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FANCY GOORS.

-
CPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
The largest most complete and best seec.ed
stock Of Hosiery iu the city to select from.
Shirts, Collars CUTS and suspenders
DoJouiyille Osborne, Gunarder ard Counsellor
Saarfs, in sll the latest cclc:s and shades.
Cor.cts, Ribbons and Hsrdkscchie!s.
Upderwee1 for Ladies, Gents, Children and In
fAnts in all sizes, from 2Oc to 81 each.
Kid ard Thread Gloves in new shades
Neck Ruflings, Lace., EjSioks. onc full line
OF Tcweis, Napkins, &c.
Sun Umbrellas snd Parosols
Fairy and Zsphyr Worsted, Germantown. Sax
ony and Crowal Wool.
aplD Q. Ii ADAMS. e2Xiag at:
NEW GOODS.
SUN UM8RGLLAS and PARASOLS:
LADIES and CHlLORBN'S HOSlBhI
BLACK SILK PRINCES
SILK aud FAECY BUTTONS
NECK RUFELINGS.
XIX CLOVES
TOkCHON and other LACES, ell OF which
will be sold at prices 70 suit the times a.
apt G. y. BERRYS.
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kAakkUADE.
1879 GREAT 1879

10 y GREAT 10 y
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEST
snvrr p,I}S RQ5stE s5f,Ts TkAgK, AK, soruyvx
AAGNIFlCEET EQUIpNENI.
Trains leave Washington from depot of BAL
TIM0RE & POTOMAC RAILROAD. cor~
ner Of Sixth ard B stI oots, Is follows:
For Phi!sdelphis, New York and the Ras:,
lhl5 .. daily. with Palace Cacs. Lin
ued K1pcaes OF Puilrnsn Parlor Cars 81; /.
%. daily, except Sunday. For Phila,islrhD
s 35 am, excep! Sunday, snd $40 ?. NJ daily.
70, Pitlsburg and The Wes:ln30s u. In. dnii2, ~.
ta.los Cara 70 Pittsbu.s; ~ p. N. i:'
with Palace Car TO Chicago
sor Csasndsisca and tie North, GO Il N /,
Saturday. VIII Pnlucs ,;sr Cananaasus.
For wstki.a, 1889 ,. L. aa:Y ezcopt San.
dsy.
For Baltimore, 6 20, e.3s, 8. 20 and 1890 g. M;
l.3O 10. 420. 80, 40 snd TO- Is p IN.
On Sunday &c 90 i. r.; 5 ~. 7.40 rad 1910
LOCAL TRAINS
Fer AieAsHd1l. &, 7.l5, s, 3, - saj i! a.i= ~
LIS, 3, Az, s, co. ], ura ll.3G p. Il. "a
Sunday al 4. H.. nnt l.l5 and z. nl.
Trains leave Alexsrdris Tor Wasaing.cD. G0D
l.l5 SEQ, 2.N, 10 and /! b. .L..,i. 3. ..A. T. $50
and E. n. snd y night.
On Sunday st s. 60 and lU r.. Ill.,, ar,d i VI D. Ia.
THROUGH TRAIN FOX TdE SOUTH. VIZ
Quanticu and Rchu ulond will lesve A.,"a
dris At I. lU E. m. daily aud & 10 =. IL. dsiiy.
except Sunday.
Tickets and information csn De pruuuro:!
principal railroad stations and tickle: a;I Il
Southeast. L. P. FAEMER,
Coal Passenger Aynl
FHaNk THOMSON
Gen-ral Manager myls
,kI g.. YIHG MIDLANU s & = n
w JOHN !. BARBOUR, Heceives
On and after SUNDAY. 900 D. m., Juoe 9Th,
1879, Passenge. trsna will run ~ follows:
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nOTOEAC HERRING.
sdssesCassaEs AND Liquors.

1IEfTN 5
Z BRODERS q CO..
Wholesale Dealers and Job5er5 in
GROCERIES,, PROVlS!oNS, FLOUh,
SALT AND FISH.
il full lino OF celebrated pure old Whlskeys,
Rrsndies Gin. Bum, &C., Massey s. Co.'s Phia-
dyl2his and C!asetts Baltimore Ales and Berg
aer 8 Engels Lager Beer. in casks or bottles:
Agents ior James S. Wolcn s Best Family
flour, james s. ki-k & Co.'S. Standard Soaps
nupont & Cos. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, aad Baltimore and Potomac RiVer
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended to, and consign'
roen.s solicited, No. II King street,
cct M-tf Alexandra, Va
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Tho steamer GATTAN0, Captain VIM: Il
BYLEs, leaves Auxandris, from the foot Of King
street. EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDA? and
THURSDAY, AL o'clock q. m fJr LAND
INGS ON THE POTOMAC RlvER; return;
ingE EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. ,
Freight received at lowest rates snd handled
with care For information apply to
j. BROTERS s. CO.. Agts, AleIa, Va.
e. T. JONES, Agt 9Th e. wifi, Wa.h
Connecting avery Sunday with steamer { Y &
for sill landings below Nomini Ferry. je2
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EsSsd DEALERS.

No1loE r FISH.
800 packages of POTOMAO FISH for sale by
S. j. REED.
The fish are first Glass. and are AS follows, viz :
FAMILY ROE HERRING, in b1Erels, hHlt
baTre's and kits.
SHAD in barrels, bs!f bIrrea and kits. :.
mol Potomac HERRING, IN bols. hLlf
btls aud Ri:s. ,,,
lie also offers for sslo oDp fn0 BAY HORSE,
also one Buggy nnj Hs.nesP, Carriage and Hsr,
ness, and Gait AM Harness. TINS horse Is we'll
bfoke. is = Gru driver aad suitable Tor family.
inli IL Fairfax street
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On sud after TUESDAY, Juno 3rd. the
boats Of tie POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
as follows: -
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
G co. 7 so. s 90, 9 80 10 80 and II 80 a. NJ, and
II 30, / 80, 2 80. 8 80, 80, 30. 00 and p. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
6 80, 7 30 8 80 9 80. 10 80 and IL 80 a: NJ. and
Il 80, 80 2 90 80, 80, 20, & 70 and 50 M.
NH IS GEO. Il. PHILLIPS, Manager
VNLASU SSgAByARD COAsTING CO.