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DOMEhTIC PORTS,

Hls
come OF after dischareing.
About 80 coasters anchored of Hyannis. during the
gale 3lst
1B See general news columns for other reports.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sld Mch oath, ship Topgaant,
NEW oRLEANs-sd I'm the Pass 2sih, schs May
Evelyn, for Ruatan; M NJ Chase for Port Antonio;
1st inst, ship Ida Lily, for Barcelona.
JACkSONVlLLE-Sld 9th, sch Florence & Lillian,
DARIEN-Ar oath, sch Flora Rogers. Rogers, tom
sAvANNAH-sld 31st, sch Annie Whiting, Cox,
CHARLEsToN- Cid Goth, sch Annie Whiting,
Gray. New York.
sid 1st, ship Martha Bowker, Bowker, Qm Havre)
for Portland.
BALTlMORE-Ar LIST, sch NJ clardson, Rich
Cid 3lst, sch Emerson, Sears, Portland.
Sid 3lst, sch Fred Jackson for Cardenas
PHlLADELPHIA-Cld 21st, sch NJ Eldridge,
cid Ist big Martha A Berry, Dolan for Portland !;
schs Matte Holmes, Robbins. and + Lockwood,
St John. do; J whitehou.e, FarDham, Savannah
Havana: John Hobrook, Robertson, do; Florence
Peters, Mou1ttort, sagua; brig Edward H Williams,
Tucker. CardeDas.
Pettengill. Eall, Matanzas; Cove. Hodg-
1nan, Matanzas Agenora. Prince, Perth Amtoy
schs Silver Heels, milan, Antigua; Anna W Barker,
SS nS PONCE; King, Bunker. for Portland
NEWPORT-Ar 3lst, schs Webster Bernard Has
kell, HOboken for Boston; S Gilmore, Sylvester
New York for Providence.
In port LIST. schs Jas Deputy. Mcmahon, Perth
Amboy for Boston; Julia. Perry, Hoboken for bos.
ton; Porto Rico Armstrong, Amboy for do; Victory
Millken. Hoboken for Providence; S Gilmore, and
Webster Bernard.
EDGARIOWN-Ar I'd. brig Bionda Chase, fin
Matanzas for Portland.l
nOSION-Ar LIST, sch Emma Story, IngeI soil
Grand Menan.
PROVINCETOWN-Ar 3lst, Maggie Ellen. Little
john, Portland for New York Olive FRYE do for do
Ivy bell, Loud, do for do; TeIrapin Calais for do
| Rival, Wiscasset for do.
NEW6URYPORT-A Ar 31st, sch Empress, Nor
| wood, Weehawken.
g., Sid sIst, sch a D Small, Frambes, 0rom Portland
In port 3Ist, schs Clara Rankin, Lee for Portland
| Nj = Rowe, Perkins, tor Boston.
| BATH-Ar 10Th, sch Carrie S Bailey, Higgins, fn
| Satilla River.
| fOREEGN PORTS.
Ar at Marseilles Mch 3Oth, barque Florella Craig
| New York.
Ar at Falmouth, E. Mch 80, barqus Proteus, Peter
| son. Pensacola for Hull.
Ar at Galway Mich 80. barque Southern Belle, Rob
Ar at Glasgow 3lst. ship Lake Erie Sclater, from
| Portland
At Ceara March 81, barque Ada Carter, Thurs
| ton, disg.
At Para Mch "a, sch WIN Jones, Cook, from Nc,
| York, just ar.
March 10. off Tuskar Belle O'Brion, O. Brion. fror
Liverpool TOR Sandy Hsok
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The Pittsburu Riots.

HARRISBURG, April An amendment was sub
mitted to the riot bill by the friends of the bill
reducing the amount from s 100000 to S3,oooooo.
and authorizing commission to adjust and nav
losses. 80
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HIRAM.
"a. Cutler EeUscs-Miran Rsassez, Pr,
prfctox VIZ
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Dry Goods Wholesale Market,

The Great Express Compn uies.-rhe three
great express companies are the United States.
Adams, and the American. They employ, ali to-
gether, an army of men and host of horses For
thelr men and their horses these three great COM
mona. ~ gu"
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet. DIR.
GILES, Isl Sixth Ave-, N. Y. Trial size Is cents.
app T,Th&w
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BOSTON.
Parker House, School sr. n. ID. ParkerA
Co., PROPRIETOR.
fremont House, fremont at-Ch,,,,,
Carney az Go. Propriefors,
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METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWFNTY.FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, Dc,
April 2, i A. N.
For New England
partly cloudy weather with occasional snow, varia.
BILE winds mostly from northwest to southwest, sta
tionary or higher barometer and temperature.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

we would call special attention to the Assessor. -
N0tice, which appears in our columns to-day with
comply with the tenor of such notice. particularly
the last clause. with reference to The o. s. Govern.
ment Bonds and Deposits in Saving Banks, and thus
too late. mh29sntan1
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Clearing House transactions.

PORTLAND, April 2.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Uross Exchanges. ..,.,,s.,,.. S177,S23 o.
NeG Balances ',,..".........,',.,".., 59,016 20
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DIED.

In Cumberland Mills March 81, Capt. Josiah sonle
aged 50 years months
Funeral service Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Friends are invited
In GAINESVILLE Texas. March %. Lemuel Gooding
Esq., formerly OF Portland aged II years.
In Bath, March 20, Mrs. Nancy wife of Can't lere-
miah Reed, aged Sc years 10 months.
In Bath, March 20, Mrs. Mary A. Leonard.
years 10 months.
In Paris, March 20, Mrs. Hattie, wife of Wesley
Chase, aged % years.
In Augusta March 81, Mr. Nathan woodward
aged about IS years. "
In vinalnaven, March 26, Mrs. Alice r. Vose, aged
70 years months N'N' "eSu
In Sidney March 49, Mrs. William Brown, aged
about 65 years. ' "esu
In Linconyille, March %, Mr.. Isaac Heal, aged 81
In Linconville, March 26, Lucy Thomas, aged IS
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Won Berg Wins the BELT.

NEW YORK, April 2'-Von Berg won the female
pedestrian match, making 372 miles and taking the
belt and $1,000.
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higher; light at 70 q 80; Mixed 60 a 50; choice

heavy % % 90
Caftie-receipts 1900 head Equipments 1900 head
market shade easier; shipping at 20 q ISL BUTCH
ers 2 25 a. 40.
sheep-receipts 400 head; shipments 1900: market
higher at SOC go.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

The Reading DelauIter.
BOSTON. April 2-Nathan P. Pratt, the Reading
defaulter, waived examination today and was beld
In $4,000 bonds.
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Chscaan Cntlle nIarhe1

CHICAGO, April 2.-Hogs-receipts 11,o0o Lhead ;
shipments 5000 head; market ID strong and shade
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,

Ar at Delaware Breakwater 3D. sch Eta A Stmn.
son, from Matanzas.
Ar at New York 3D. steamer City of Washington
from Havana.
Ar at Barbados Moh 31st, barque Blanche How
Hussey, Buenos Ayres, Ordered to Cenfuegos.,
Ar at Havre LIST, ship Gen Shepley, Springer. New
Orleans ~"
Ar at Liverpool 3lst. ship H Gregory, Anderson.
San Francisco.
Sid 31st, ship india, Patten United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16
SATURDAY. AUGUST 16, 1879.
AUCTION SALES.

TNRUSTEES' SALE OF a DESIRABLE
Il FAkM IN MOUNT VERNON Dis
TKlCT-By virtue of the deed Of trust executed
by Daniel Tyler AID wife to Gilbert >. Miner,
besring date the 9th day Of August, 1864, and
of record on the lind records Of Fairfax County,
li5er K, Nc. 4. folio l56, and by direction of the
parry secured thereby, the undersigned will on
MONDAY. the 18Th day of August, 1879,
(Court day. at II O'clock noon, in front of the
door Of the Court House Of said county, sell to
ths highest bidder that certain TRACT OF
LA ND whereon the said Daniel Tyler at present
resides. couLs!ning FIsTY-SIX ACRES This
iaud adiOns the lands of Winsor, TIiple,t. John
sLon aud others. is OF good soil, suaceptibls Of
easy Improvement, ard is sltu.ted about miles
south Of AexsLdrls Terms of sale cash.
CHARLES POTTER, Substituted
THOMAS MOORE. Trustees.
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b. q. NJ r. + EDIIH,
aug N-2HWts Special Commissioner Of Sale

- h U h = SALE OF VALUABLE
8 REAL ESTATE nesr ALEXANDRIA
Bg virtue OF that certain deed of trust executed
ny Jerome Linton and wife, bearing dste the
lO.h day oi March le7G and of record on the
laid records of Fairfax County, liber r. No 4
pnge 3lI ] shall, on SATURDAY, the 26th dsy
o! July, 1879. at y NJ, 10 front of Burroughs
store, COR, Franklin and Patrick streets in ssid
county OF Fairfax, sell to the highest bidder, lhst
TKACT or PARCEL OF LAND conveyed by
Said deed, known rs ''Sherdsu's Point" and
contalhing 80 acres, l rood, aid Is poles more
or less This farm ia improved by TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, in
good order, with sll the required out buildings,
c1cclient and thrifty apple and peach orchards
and The land iswell adapted to the usual and
varied products of that thrifty section Ct the
county. i'his land lies on the Potomac opposite
20 For: Washington, and mas landing on the
river for STEAMBOATS, and other small craft
Terms OF Sale: Enough 10 hand to psy the
expenses Of sale, and also $9Jl 5S on the dsy OF
sale; tho residue In two equ4l annual symunts,
10 bea! Interest from the ~ of sale and To b..
secured by lea on the property.
THOMAS MOORE, Trustee,
FaIrtsy Go je2S.w4H
IaS- Tne above sale is pos!pored by consent OF
naft'cs uitil TU ESDAY The 26:n day OF Au
rlst when tho >sme will take place al the same
nour and nIac@. THOS. MOORE,
Jy Zo-WaW Trustee.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. TO the ladies': Wehave
now 10 store large etock Of Ladies'. Mems
aud Childreus' Low Quarter Shoes. suitable
for the present season. These goods are bsal:
tiful, handsome and durable, and will be sold
at such prices as cannot fail to please. All IN
want will please call and examine for themselves
at ITO King street. W. B. WADDEY.
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BAKERS AsD CDNFECTroNERs.
SU N N Err AT BR En- GLE s
ICE CREAM, IrEESu MILK
HENRY BEE&iiLii will edd this weak TO
his establishment, 10 King ztret, the
WKST GROVE DAIRY

supplied twice day.
BkhSG LES MILK and CREAM STAND
IN TIN CITY MARKET (H. Simpson, Man.
agef) Will otet tnc riches! II; AID the pursst
Gresn over protEcct. Sc, .nd yGull agree
Try and You'll by Fre-h Milk will alko be
koDt on draft and ~ ice IT ais King s:-cct csts5
liahment
- Hs Offers CANDIES snd TaTy Of sil kinds
8!acE Fru;! PCuod jelly and Fancy Cakes
ries ts s2tc'.'tJ, Frs.i,s, Nuts, ron:ecionerios,
Wh.et les nhd Al !n" de!icscic- OF the season
Ito callers for tsD.i!ias nnd enlert.irner.s, nd
supplies families with milk NV IN
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NEVER MET BEFoRE.-One June % gen
tlemau dong business at Benton, California,
was married at the Orns5y House to hand.
some and charming young lady from Boston.
She was very attractive, possessing a great fuud
of re6ued humor aud fascinating conversational
faculties. Ga the train from tho East sbo
said that she came from Bastop, and had 90
hesitancy 10 informing those who asked resptc..
ing her destination that she expected to meet
gentleman friend at WadsWorth, with whom
she would proceed to Carson. One thing
seemed to puzze her fellow passengers and
that was q large, bright red rose listened 10 the
left side OF her hat, which was far from har
monizing with the remainder of Der modest and
tasteful attire. When the train reached Wads-
attirsd, With one exception. aud that was
flaming red silk handkerchief enveloped bis
neck. The young lady from Boston cordially
greeted the young gentleman as if they had
been life long friends.
Neither the lady nor gentleman had ever met
bstore, 10 fact, had not even exchanged pictures
but corresp 3nded With each other for long
while, uuiil they formed q bond Of affection
which resulted in their marriage. 1t was stipu-
lated that the gentleman should meet bis af6r
aucad at Wad,worth, and, to enable them to
recognize each other, the lady was to wear tie
red rose 10 her bat. and be to clotbe bis neck
10 similarly colored silk baudkercblet.
This bi. of romance sooo made the rounds OF
the whole trsin, and, thtra beiog 90 question as
to the high respectabiIity of the couple, they
were the recipieuts of the warmest congratula-
Iions and exuressions Of best wishes fr2m The
other ladies and gentlemsn on the care. Hlr. 8.
and Miss G.. were united in marriage by the
rector of St. Peters Episcopal Church here.
The newly welded couple are now llUuS at
Benton. Carson Appeal ..
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The Yell of the swashbuckIer.

The YelI OF the SwaShbuckIer.
The talented SRsshbuoker Of The L,maIs
llowal Sentinel is still at it. l. is a compesi.
tive trial now between him and the Aocieut
Pistol Of the Okoona Southern States as to
which shall be the most violent 10 bis disgust
With the existing state of affairs, with honors
easy. This is the Iowa mans latest boom for
Grant:
with the Nations G ,pital 10 tbs hands of
traitors. the low but deep muemurs OF dsfraud,
ed people grow into suen rsvsrberilions,
THAT gather, gahsr. gather:
And, iuuoling over the graves of million
the Nation might live.
They roll grandy into the awakened hearts
Of thirty million living patriots.
"Aod break % the ears of tho world,
"B ,oming, orming, booming
"FJr Grant 10 1880.
"Trsnsosn lsntali-m, gush, reconciliation aud
all other tricks of Reconstruction are pIaysi
cut. -a
Ext doves, olive branches and folde.rol.
"Gtant an1 guupowder
"Grsot aud bayouets.
"Gtsnt and the gslows for traitors.
"Grant and The grand old Uni,n Army on
the top shelf.
Grant in the Presidential ohair-bis Con-
Rress aud Cabinet taken from the glin warriors
who saved the Union to preserve it.
Aud to stay there till the crack of doom;
If tho integrity of the Republic REQUIRES il,
IL was the sword ofthe Fathers chat created
the Repub 10; it Was the sword Of their sops
that defended it agaics. foreigu foes; it vas
the sword Of their grsndsons that rescusd it
from hell born domestic treason ..'
10 the army We owo oar creation, preservs.
ton. redemption.
Prom the ranks of the civilian and the st.tas.
man have come the imbeciles and bla.heripg
diatolistic traitors.
They msy do when peach blossoms aud but.
telnes dance in tho calm sunbesms of peace.
But, when Treason stalks at MONDAY in tho
Nations Capital. .a.
THE sword must be uushesthed, the soldier
must step to the front
Shot aud SHE'LL grape and canister srs the
only arguments traitors can understand.
Washington Jackson, Grant
why, all the 80 called statesmen the country
| has produced would not make respectable
| shadow of this immortal trinity OF warrior5.
"Wa'hington is dead, and Jackson is desd
but all that was good and grsa. in both lives III
Grant
"The crisis is on us-brought on US by soft.
headed, blundering romsncers, as ignorant OF
human nsture IS they were of humsn history.
They called themselves statesmen.
They sent the Army to the rear ....
"They tore the uniform from the backs Of the
Union soldiers. the men who had saved the Re-
public. -.
And hoWled, Git Well mansga the alfairs
of this Nation.
"You fellows with bsyorets aud epaulets ara
| dangerous. ..
well run the Machine
"And they have run lt-:hese statesmen.
They've run it to the devil.
I'm lees than fifteen years from the day when
Grant gave the blood -ceuenled fragments to the
keeping Of the statesmen"
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The King and @ 1een of the Sandwich ls-
lands, ou returning 10 steamer from recent
excursion could not be landed on account of the
breakers. The King proposed to swim ashore.
The O aeen asseuted to this, and together they
Jumped overheard. They buff ted the waves
skiltulIy, going where no boat could 60; and,
despite the surf and the sharks, landed 10
safety.
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FaiifaX county, aug 5-.s

EOhMlSSIONHRS SALE LAND IN
~ + a Y COUN ~, NEAR THE
VILLAGE OF ACCOTINh-By virtue Of the
decree Of the Circuit Court of Fnirfax courty,
in the suit Of shepherd VS. shepherd. the III .
defsigned special commissioner named in said
decree, will, on MONDAY, (Court day. the
lS.h day Of Angus: 1919, in front Of the door of
The Court House Of ssid county, 1T II o'clock
ln., s:l; to the highest bidder, that PART OF
TIE REAL ESTATE Of which eaEuel Shep-
herd died seZei, not divided. This tract Of LAND
sdjoIrs Sllas Deuty and tho lots assigned To
Jhmes and John ShopheId and contains 81
scres. 2 roods and 81 poles. is without building
or ienciDs, but ls susceptible of ready aod rapid
IMPROVEMENT, and is situated immediately on
POtl.k run.
Terms Of Ssla: One fourth Of tho purchase
money IN ha- d on the day Of sale tho residue
IN three equal snnusl payments, 70 bear nteress
from the day Of sale, AMI TO be secured by The
notes Of toe purchaser, with good personal Sc.
curty, and the title to be retained until The laet
payment Is made.
THOMAS MOORE,
~ w projr ,fS S,1o
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GAP NULE.-GOOD FOR MAN AND
= BEAST-ls cures Wounds, Bruises, Sprains,
Sores. tod and neW) stops Bleeding promptly
takes the fire out of Burns and Scsds, removes
Ii hsm matoTy fain, such US Headache, Neural
Sl", Bscksche etc; takes the sciences out Of
BUM Is and Corns, curing them, and is GER
tain cure for ChilOlsins. 1t is the lest Head
wssh ever used. For sale BY
sugS L. STABLER& &Cl
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iy lS-w4W Comm'r, O.

4 NOMM lis ilONERo' SaLK OF LAND IN
~ FAl 6FA& COUNTY, NEAR MOUNT
FsHN4N-By virtue OF tbe dpcrees OF the Cir.
CUT Ctu-t Of Falrfsx county, pronounced at its
= November term, 1874. and June tgrm 1879, in
thc salt vi John dasllp against j 80 s. Msrders
ard other, we shall, IT IL m, on MONDAY.
ihe 10Th day oI September ensuing (Court day.
Il! iiont OF the Court b Uuse OF SAID county sell
ny public auction, to the highest bidder, tnst
iHACT OF LAND wntr,on the said James 5.
hardrrs at Present resides, situated on POhick
creek, nnd Containing about l16 acres, the exact
quantity To ee made known On the day Of sale
II has upon - comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, with the usual and necessary oulbulo.
lngs q good orchard, and is y very productive
firm.
Turms Of Sale: One hundred dollars cash, to
nee. costs and expenses Of saie, and lhe residue
III th'ea equal annusl pay ments 10 bear Interest
from the Gay OF saic, and TO be secured by the
nol"s OF the uurch ,ser. with good porsonat SO.
curlty, aAd retention OF title until tho last pay
mcnL L. made. II W. THOMAS
THUM AS MOURK
au& l1-Tiw Comm'rs. Of Sale.
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Bv Green u Wise

Real Estate agents and Auctionears.l
10y VIRTUE Of a DECREE UF TEE
- Corporation Court for the city Of Alexsn-
dria Va, rendered at its July term, 1879, in the
chnncery c.uso Of Hooe VS. Hooe's adminisIrs.
ter ct 81 the undersigned, special commissioner
,herein rarped, will proceed on SATURDAY,
the !.h day Of August 1879 at II O. clock m to
sell by pubic auction, to tho highest bidder, BE-.
fore the front entrance of tho Corporation Court
House # AltxanGrls city, on Fairfax street, the
VALUa = BLE BGlUK HOUSE and LOT OF
GkOUN ND, known rs No. 125 King street now
occupied uy Aconis Glschet as q dwelling snd
Con'scLit merry.
Terms q; ssl9: Cash enough to pay costs of
sult AMI expenses Of sale. and tho residue on a
crstit OF siy, twelve and eighteen moths; the
purchaser to give boad and security for the de-
ierred payments, with interest from the day of
snl", and the title TO be withheld as further se-
curly until the whole Of the purchase money
snail nave team poid Y. T. MEREDITH
j. LAWS special Commissioner of Sale
GY- No bidders appearing, the above sale is
adjourned TIL SEPTkMBER 18th, ls. 0, at the
ssme hour ard place.
u
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N,ABLE CUTLERY at SO KING STREET
I CORNER OF ROYAL-The subscriber
have Just received supply Of Table Cutlery, of
good quslity and style, ut low prices-wholessle
and retail.
jy8l j. 7. CRElGHTON Is SON.
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AGRICULTURAL.

BRYANTS BONE DUST, guaranteed per-
fectly pure
BaYANT'S NO. STANDARD.
BRYANTS No. 2 STANDARD.
BRYANTS AMMO DISSOLVED BONE.
BKYANTS HALF DISSOLVED BONE.
NO. PERUVIAN GUANO.
MURIATE OF POTASR, &c., sc.
Ws-A distinctive feature in the manufacture
of our Fertilizers is that Our Soluble Bone Phos-
phste is obtained strictly from animal bone; not
one pound OF charleston or Nevsssa Phosphate
enters :nto their composition in any way, shape
or form. We use only the highest grade mate
rials. Tho formula and analysis being branded
on the sacks, purchasers are enabled to 500 what
cnters into each article End the grade of mate.
rials used therein.
BECKFORD 8 HUFFMAN'S DRILL.
KELLER or HAGERS TOWN DRILL.
FARMER'S FRIEND DRILL.
FIELD SEEDS of sll kinds.
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HERBERT BRYAN T ,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FISH DEALERS.

No2lcE' FISH.
800 packages of POTOMAC FISH for sale by
$. j. REED.
The fish are first class, and are as follows, viz :
FAMILY ROE HERRING, in barrels, half
barrels and kits.
SHAD. in barrels, half fbsrres and kits.
NO POTOM aC HERR1NG, in bbls, half
bbls and Kits.
De also offers for ssle one fine BAY HORSE,
aiao one Buggy AMI Harness, Carriage and Hsr,
ness, and Cart and Harness. This horse is we'll
broke is line driver and suitable for family.
ie ii n Fairfax street.
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DOTOMAC HERRING.

DOTOMAC HERRING.
50 bbls select Family Roe Herring
rs half bbls select Family Roe Herring.
20 obls Shad
10 half bbls Shsd.
25 kits Spiced Shsd Roe, and full line o'
Eastern Herring and Msckerel for sale By
my9O w A. JOHNSON & GO.
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PGaSeDS AND ORGANS.

Always great fGyor;tce in tla Southern States,
especially Virginia. sre now, on account OF their
genuine grand triumph ST the Exposition Uni
veFse!e, Paris, 1878, becoming the LEADING
PIANOS ofihe whole country.
G. L. WILD u BRO.
723 7lh 81 p. w., Washington. d. O.
Sole Agent: tor Washington, Alezsndris and
vicinity.
Fine New Pisnos for Sl75; New Standard
Organs, for $50. Complete Catalogues sent free
by msil.
REPAIRING PIANOS, ORGANS and ALL
MUSIC IL lNSrkI hENTS, for which com.
munic'.ions addressed TO W. W ADAM &
SON IS King street, or Prof REYMAN, Al.
exsndrla, will receive fsithful attention my29
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[ lSBln'S EXTRACT OF MEAT, Yslen.
aid Glycerinc, Hubbels Prepared Wheat. ono
Il ths best Preparations for infants food, Gran.
u!s, Arrow Root, Germ Starch. Tspiocs. Ssgo,
hxirac!s Vanills Strawberry, Orange, &c
Liquid Rchnet, &c, just received fresh supplies
je2T K S LEAnRNATEk s. BRO
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mlNhssa. W&sEsts.
TUFTS ICE COLD SODA ylCEY
Il Saratoga Excelsior,
Oswepc Doep Beck
Wisconsin WAuka.hs
Setnesds, Penn Bc!iord Nj.terar
Bcuker's Celebrated Root, Birch and
Cider Beers on drsugLt
AT s.. PER Glass AT
LUNT Y DAVlnsOH'S Drur slora
Corner King snd WASHINGTON SIS.
Bedford, Bethes&s sud Sscatoga Watur fresh
from the springs 1T soc per galion. my II
EANNEY'S BRANCH STORE, n. w. cor
~ ner OF King AID Royal streets. The follow.
ing Mineral Ws.er on draft .: i've ceats par
glass. sll ice cold
Fichy,
Seltzer,
Congress-
Bedford tVa( Alum and Iron,
Bedford Springs pa
Buffalo Lithis .nd
Deep Rock (Oswego.)
And IN bottles, Saratoga n, Congress Excelsior,
Geyser aud Eathorn Springs Wa:ers ali from
Saratoga Sprlogs New York, snd the senu,ne
Imported Huny adj James and Friedrlchshall
Bitter W ster JANNEr q co,
N.Y. Druggists. Nos 10 al d l45 King Sts.
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Special contracts will be made with yearly ad.
vertsers 0.l'
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Are compounded from substances that are free
from any properties that Can injure the most
delicate organization. They Search, Cleanse,
Purify and Invlgo.s,e the EDtire Syssem. By
relieving the engorgod liver, they cleanse the
health and vitality to tho body, causing the
bowels to act naturally, without which no one
IAN fuel we'll