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Reception of Great Sachem |

A LII MEMBERS OF THE IMPROVED
"A Order of Red Men are iraterpal} ~
requested to attend the reception to be ~
rendered to the Great Saehem on WEDNES. Sersse5S
DAY EVENING, Oct. goth, tobe held in the ~igvam
at $3.50 o'clock sharp. Red Men are requested to
bring their lady friends to the Wigwam be present
at the visitation Social aud Dance viii follow.
BY order Of the JOINT Committee.
GEO. b. KA1ZENSrEIN, Chairman
0Rso N CRoNKTE, Secretary. GB CT ols-3s
HARE a MOAB,
nENTISTS, NO COS j STREET, BE- n1Ys
IF tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento I'D
oIS-Iptf
w. Il. KNIGGTs,
HORNER OF FRONT AND L STREETS
~ Highest price for Hides, Sheep Pelts aud
Tallow. Supplies Butchers with Salt, Paper latest
improved Sausage Machines, Suffers, Lard Presses
Etc. Prompt cash returns made for all ecusigH-
ments o1a-Apn
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEUBOuRG .s Lagos,
MOS. so, So AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO
IN dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds of Meals etc
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour
Buckwheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags for sale.
OH 1pH
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aaxnsR's cAsoArA sAeRArA BrrrzHs for habitua
tit,ut,
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BORN.

HAMMERS GIYcERoLE OF TAR, for coughs and colds
Try il.
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POLITICS..

The Indiana and Ohio Flec-
tions.
EXPLANATION FROM ENGLISH.
Ringing Address from the Republican
National Committee.
ANOTHER NEAT SPEECH BY GARFIELD.
A Big Bari to be Opened by English in
Indiana.
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WE'LL ALL BE THERE |

A T THE REPUBLICAN, SAILOR B lYs' MEET
~ inc TONIGHT to sign the roll get our
uniforms and have drill. Also, make final arrange
ments for the BIG BARBECUE.
Wilt J. BEATTY, Secretary. tB. ol olSt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

All Organizations to appear In the Pro-
cessiJn of THURSDAY must report their Com
mandng officers ard other details to me, at
p. NJ TODAY, at Ed F. Taylors
o1s-lt MIKE BRYTE, Grand Marshal.
Germania Building and Loan AssOefa.
tion.-The regular monthly instanents and interest
are due and payable TO-DAY (Monday), October
Is, 1880 The Secretary will be ready to receive
the same at the Office No zoos Fourth street, from
10 A. M to P. NJ, and in the evening from to 0
o'clock &. WElSEb, PRESIDENT
g WorIrR. Secretary olS-1ts
Knights OF Honor.-Calif0rnia Lodge,
No. $50, Knights of Honor will meet in their hall,
corner Ninth and streets, THIS (Monday) EVEN
ING, October 49, 1850, at $50 o'clock WORK In the
Third Degree All members OF the Order invited
" 'p'Au 'l' e'''-''s w 7. j. SCOTT. Dictator.
P L. HICKMAN, Reporter. b. CT olS1t
speciaI Meeting of Sacramento "A
Lodge, No. 40, F. and a. NJ, THIS (Monday) IN,
EVENING. october 18th, at 7:S0 O'Clock. NIX
Visiting brethren cordially invited. Per "
order. f. Z. AIhINSoN, W: M.
R. c. IRVINE, Secretary. LB. CT ols-1ta
NrED-IiMEDIATELY. A GIRL FOR
wv general housewo' X. Apply at this office.
olS-1t
d. 900 BARGAIN-wIi L SELL CHEAP
p4.VUO trade you gord small farm,
nea- Railroad Station, eight miles from here, for
part cash and part city property. For particulars,
address CARL STRoBEL, Commission Agent, Ne.
321 street, Sacramento. o1S-6s.
THOR SALE-A BhACKSMtTH'S .-.s;.sxzz.sA
E SHOP Of three fires, in flourish ~sAsEzs.sSss;f
ing country town. Inquire at this
office. olS-2p2w Gzs..lzzzzz
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COLUMBUS 70 J, October 10TH nofficia
returns have now been received from all tn,
counties of Ohio, which show that Town
sends majority for Secretary of State is 1S
92S. In several COUNTIES containing largt
cities Townsend was cut considerably OF
account CT his temperance record. This die
not have any effect on the balance of the
ticket, and hence the average majority for al
the other candidates will be fully 20, 000
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EXPLANATION FROM ENGLISH.
THE OHIO MAJORITY.

lDIsPArcHRs OF SATURDAY AND suSpAr.l
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CHICAGO, October 10Th The Inter Oceans
Columbus special says If the tide continues
as now, there will be $4,000 Republican ma
jority in Ohio in November next. Sporting
men have completely dipped. and offer large
odds OF. General Garfield The Democratic
State Committee is in such fearful state
that they issued q wall of defiance to-day,
and viii issue another next week. The vie
tory grows greater as it is more considered.
The Prohibition vote has fallen off half. The
Greenback vote. which was 10 coo, this year
was practically, nothing The Republican
plurality last year was 3,000 and this year
10000 net Republican gain of $4,000.
Flops to the Republican party are hourly re-
ported
A Times Columbus special says: Demo-
Gratis will not make any effort in Ohio for the
November election. Their speakers are all
leaving for New York, and the managers are
disguised with the less of the money they
have put into the campaign.
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raw materials that God made, and then csp:.
tai, which is only another name for crystal
lized labor saved up, protected and saved by
the strong arm of equal and just and honest
law. Proud as you are of what you have
been and what you have done for Cleve'ai d
and for Ohio. yet your pride rises at little
piece of bunting-a flag with stars and stripes
-one that speaks of a great continent, with a
Government that covers it from sea to sea.
from the lakes to the Gulf, and that you, as
citizens of that republic have right TO walk
ON every foot of it as the equal of any man
that lives anywhere, and that the score of
black men that / see here and there have
just as good a right as the whitest IF us sll
These are the thoughts that come to me as l
look upon these Cuyahoga faces. You are IN
the midst of q great contest Gentlemen, on
that contest, on the struggle of it, on the
issue of it, on my relations to it, say moth
ing For the time being. l am out of poll
tics. but L am with yous
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tics. but l am with you.
ANOTHER BARI FOR NOVEMBER.

CHICAGO. Octoser 16sh-A Times Indian
apolis special says English gives notice that
he will open big barrel for the November
campaign, and expects to carry the campaign.
Governor Stone of Mississippi opines that
some Southern States, notably Florida and
Louisiana, are likely to be so affected by the
Republican victories that they may go Re
publican in November There is some proba-
bility that the newly-elected Republican
Supreme Court Justices of Indiana may re-
verse the decision of the Democratic Judi
CARY, which declared the constitutional
amendments of the State not adopted. This
would require another election for State Off
GERS in November. AS such decision would
also invalidate the election of the Justices
themselves, unlookedfor consequences and
complications would arise. The law questions
~, NOM k.sirnr con sidereH
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
CHEYENNE ivy. t., October 10th.
Democracy have nominated NJ. e. Post, the
well-known banker and wool-grower, for
delegate to Congress.
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WILMINGTON (Del.), October 17th.-Dur-
ing the passage of the Democratic parade last
night it was fired on from house. Six per-
sons were seriously wounded, two being re-
ported as dying. The fire was returned. the
building Quilted and several of the assailants
wounded.
New YORK, October 11th.-The Times has
the following account of the Wilmington
affair: Last night, during Democratic pro-
cession, drunken white men attacked negro
standing on the sidewalk. Men in the pro-
cession took part in the melee and fired into
the negro headquarters near by, where
women were holding fair. The colored
men returned the fire, and the fight became
general. A great many were wounded on
both sides, some dangerously. The Captain
of the marching clubs is lying at the point of
death, shot in the head. The negroes are now
l,nder arIns and refusa to :iisrersa
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Troy N ", October 17th.-At Repub.
lican demonstration at Johnsonville last
man, name unknown. were injured by the
explosion Of cannon. Two of them will
die.
$50 coo Fire.
WYohISG (llI.), October 17th.--A FIRE here
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VNoR SALE-A BLACKSMtTH'S .-.ss~sxzzsA
SHOP Of three fires in flourish >sAasSszss,'
ing country town. Inquire at this s.,uf Z.
office. OlS-2p9w Ez<S$sss-.S3
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Devastating Flames.
Trade nj New York.

New YORK, October 17th.-The unprece.
dented excitement concerning the October
elections has somewhat interrupted business
during the past week However, there has
been a fair movement in the aggregate, but it
is apparent that trade in several leading
branches is shrinking, and that as the season
advances the volume will grow gradually
smaller. There will be no unusual variations
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CHICAGO, October 17th.-The railroad war
is assuming alarming features. and now seems
likely to extend far beyond the limits fixed
by its projectors, and to involve the whole
western country, and perhaps the Eastern
roads as well. In view of the existing state
of affairs the trunk line managers have Just
issued q call for meeting of railroad Presi-
dents in New York next Wednesday.
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FRESH MEATS, FISH, &c.

NJ OTICE-I call tho attention of the public
~ to tho northeast corner of the Market. on
Fairfax and Cameron Streets where have 70.
sumed business at my old stand. and will have
on hand st sll timos good supply of CHOICE
FRESH MEATS. consisting of Beef Mutton,
Lamb. Veal and Pork, together with all kinds
Of SAUSAGE and PUDDINGS, Of my own
manufacture also call attention to stall No.
81 opposite where l have on hand 8 fine selec-
ton of CHOICE PICKLES, consisting Of Gu:
cumbers. Chow Chow. Chop Pickle, Mixed
Pickle, Gherkins, Caulilowor and Pickled
0nions, and all kinds of Pickles in glass jars;
Halford Sauce, Warwickshire Sauce Cstsup.
French Mustard, pure Olive Oil, imported
Edam Cheese, Pepper Sauce, Ssrdines in quar-
Lemc ns etc.: CHOICE SMOKED FISH, PRO.
pared for table use Immediately, consisting of
Mackrell. Shad, Salmon and Potomac Roe Hor.
ring. Any of these articles can be procured af.
ter market hours at my store, No. 74south Fair
fa1 street. 200 bbls of Fish consisting Of genu-
inc Labrador and Family Roe Herring, in bba.
half bbls and kits; Potomac Shsd, in barrels,
half barrels and kits Msckerel, Nos. l. 2 and 5,
in barrels, half barrels and kits.
nov 25 s. j. REED.
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OLIVER RICE.
!&TUErAMT NUE1TlOaS.

Eoa Ter. hay, lvG c..usil u cold? hro con
."a1o t. False thn uh'esm? navo yen &n i7ri.
's..o@ n the tcroSL? T. sansA Of oppression on
ne lungs, VITA short brcsth2 Do you have q
d. d. coughing on lying d"Sy,.? a ehsrp pain
now snd then III region Of the heart, shoulders
~! back? IF 50, OUR ADVICE IS to tsko
.:"0"" . dos" Of TUFTS EzpnctoraHt; you will
o.n b" "al" t" RAISE tho phlagrn. In an hour
,elna: ta" Expcc.07tnt, place hot IRON to the
:~,. ts,o two OF Tu!rs Pills. You will soon
.s,i ir.o plcnaan! sleep Gnd wake up in tho
morning cough gone, lungs working frealy !;
10y Breathing "nI tho bowels moving in = nat
ors iaHanc-. 70 prevent return of thoso
ymp.oins usn tho SxpectorGnt several days.
Giic1 - MURRAY ST, n YORK.
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ruDLi8HER WRITES
{ flee Eyoniry Now. hum,s.s n:

iicc Evnnirg Nnws, Augusta, Ga.
"a, in!t: Nnar rlr--ay liL.ln son was attack
"l'h pneumonia lSst Wntcr, which left him
@tn e V'"l""t cough tina. last0d till within n
month since, Tor the cure Of which am indobt.
EEL t. your valuable kXrnctorsnt. ] had tried
Mos. everything recommended, hnt none did
any good until 1 used your Expcctoran:, one
a,.t.n "t winch removed the cough entirely.
WIN rrN.Y ,h.nkG, J. &m yours truly,
,OHN Nj. WE1GLR.
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GAp rERkIRAli MONT SWEATs.
Memphis. February II, ISL

Memphis, February II, 1871.
~. INIT: '.ir--i have bcon suffering for nosr-
= Two yeas with severe cough. When
commenced taking ycur Expectocsni WAS re.
,gn"! - ono hundred ard sixteen pounds in
weight had tried almost everything; had
TERRIBLE nigh. Swa"!3. l hnYo lahon bali dozen
bottles. Tho Light swcn!s havo loft mo. the
cough u"7 Disappeared. sad have gained titeon
I.IHIl n Il 81. ! recommend It to 81 my
.-.rr's wish &TNa. respect,
OLIVER NIGE
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NEDICINAE.
DIR. TUFTS
EXPECTO.R,ANT,.
~ u Cr:s2 ANDsl BOTTLES

~ Properties :ra Dcmulrnn:. Nutritiyo Bal.
.n'e #"nthlng snd Healing. Combining all
..,." @"?!'L!dS Ii Ia tn; most ciTsclive LUNG
rIrJ diseases.
IT.. } f. IA WOOD, OF New Yorl:, yolun
'4-Dl9 nu'rsh3 II Road what no SAYS:
Now York, Sept. 10, 1877.
i'r. Tut: Ii"af SiH--l During this yosr treat.
.! a''o nuri'cd ca2cs Of lung disnescs in tia
"a'"r ~7rd' O. the city tho c.sts wnro OF n very
yer" ty"e IL wa" there my attention WAS
sled !" tHLIs E:r"ctorant, anh | confess ray
urrtlsr 81 rs woHdnfiul power. Turing q rrsc-
..'"t twenty y.nrs hnvo never knnwn a med
'Hn /" Az HS pr ',nptly nrd with such haurv
i,rts. l'ne!"n!lv sUtdued tho :nosl yioirn
-- uI r'";h'"g, ant invati.hly cu.rd Tho d.
'''" "In a lew 'rEs. choeIiuly endorse il -
lr ir-t u'l'E i'',ii".Gr over used
- ""H HCIsi HAY WDOn. md
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR.
- FAN COUNTY. .--PuaeusnS to decree
rendered. OF tho June term, 1879. Of tho Circuit
Court OF Fairfax county, in tho chsncery cause
Of VIM. Ii. GoodiHg's admir- va. VIM. Ay-a,
ETC., the undersigned, surviving commissioner Of
sale, al Il O'clock H., OH BOMBAY. the 10Th
day OF March noz. (court day) will sell TO The
highest bidder at public auction, before the
Court House door, the FARM whereon the said
William Ayro row resides, lying in Contreville
Township and six miles west of Fairfax Court
Hcuse, and canlsinirg FOUR HUNDRED
ARD TWO ACHES tl02), moro or less, Said
land is Of excellent quality. much Of it being in
tho ssmo belt as the ta,nous Cbantilly red lands;
ia we'll waterod: bas an abundance Of timber OF
nearly all descriptions; fruit orchards of evecy
variety found il this county, and is improved
by q commodious d7eliiug house and substsL-
tsi outbuilhirgs. Tho said fam is moreover,
near tao LiLtlo River Turnpike, which affords
easy access to Alexandria. The salo oilers
rsle opportunity for Investment
Tel ms of Sale: Oro-tenth Of tho purchase
money in hand, and the residue in three equal
srnusi paymcnis. 10 bear interest from day of
sllo, ard to be secured by tho notes of the pur-
chaser, with good personsl security, and rotor
ton OF title I'LL las; payment is made.
TBOS, MOORE,
fphl .yYj. SUrV'p Com. of SaIa
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Rbll-w4w

g7KUSTER' SALEOF VALUABLE
Il PROPERTY MEAS OCCOQUAN VII
Lac GE-By virtue of q decd of trust from
George Selecmsn and wife, dated the 18th day
OF February, 1873, recorded among the land
records of Fairfax county. liber P, No. 4. page
2Gi. and for the purpose therein mentioned, the
undersigned will offer for sale by public auction
at Fairfax Court House, on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of Msrch, 1880, the TRACT OF LAND
conveyed in said doed of trust. except that por-
tion conveyed by George Seecman and wife to
Redman Selecmsn, containing 342 acres and 26
poles, recorded il liber q, No. 4, psge 45. OF the
records of FsirfsX county. Said land has TWO
DWELLINGS and sll necessary outbuildings.
contains 5G2 acres and would make two farms
Terms of Sale: So much cash as will pay ex-
penaes of ssio also tho sum of one thousand
dollars, with interest thereon from the 18th day
Of February, 1878. until the day OF SALE Sell
ing. rs trustee. shsll convey such title rs is
vested in me- which bolio7e TO be good
WILLIAM Il. HALEY, Trustee.
FsiIfa1 county, feb l9.wtd
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Second Ward Meat Market.

N. w. cor Prince and Royal 81,
WM. L. EMERSON, Proprietor.
I am selling for cash
Sirloin Beef at 15c per ID.
Rib roast"
Round " l.!
Chuck Ribs 8 TO III a.
Brisket & toS
Pork 10
Sausage 10 IS
Other Meats. Fruits and Vegetables proror-
tionstely low.
In connection with tho shovo, / sul Masking
ds'ly, Sundsys excepted, BEEE SOUr. which,
propose to sell at tho rate Of l2c per gallon,
Churches and charitable institutions wishing
to purchase soup tickets for the poor can get
them 81 MY store 81 any tinlo during tho day,
ahts Will bo SLOWED discoun. on tho above
price. Soup will be EoTvct from u N. until z
- III nov ii
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WINES AND 7.IQI1CieS.
GEORGE STEtIERNAGEs.'s
Exchange Restaurant,

No. 81 NORTH ROYAL. SrkHET,
Alnxsndris, Virgin,
Importer Of Wines. Sr:.ntii"s, GiHs, &C., wnr.
rantHd pure, at the lowest ASA Prices
OYSTERS Of tho lsrErs: si:a aud lnest iiaynr
always Oh hnnl. which sra served in tho best
style.
Gsse Meals al all huurs iudsing now fur
nished t. tho pubic. i.co.as ruwly furnished
md cnmfortshlo doe Z;
i REon&E9 - CO.
WaolaaH|e D3.i,.rs arti .io!,!:ars IL,
Ni;GGEHi;-'. PROVISIONS, FAUiR,
SAI.'i' AND FISH
& fl;il i:nn II celebrated pnco, old WhfSl,c.s.
Eran'ics, Gin, Rum. &G Masacg ,S Co.'s riils-
ds!phia snd C'agotts baltimore Ali.s, a:rl Berg.
nor X knxels l.a&ar Heor. in casks or bottles.
Agents for James 3. Melch Beat FaniI2
Flour, James = XIX &: C"s. Standard Hoaps,
uapnnt q Cos ,@!rHr!ins and Blasting nnn.
powder, enh Esitm&rG sid soI,.,ac Kiyrr
3lea!nnrs.
Orders promptly attended to, anl conssn-
mellts sollcliSd. no. II king strent,
ocI "n-lt Alexandria v.
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"&W HAIR OR WuIsa EWs changed To .
HsN~Y Black by ~ single application of this
ni: i ltmpHr.s Natural Color, sells Jrs.ano
".r'HsIT, sh! IS % Harmless as spring watnr.
D.: - DTugGi@ts. or sent by express on lccalrt
@iIcc, 3J SYnrraY at. Eosg York.
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nov l& ALEXANDRIA, va.
ETEW AtIGTlUn aNu CnMMISSlON
- HOUSE.
We haro 2;r"n2l ht 4 ~ ROYAL ST. "a
aulLion and CpIAmi'sirn House.
W o are no% r9niS in receive Hil hirtg cf Incr.
chantiso and soHcehoI goods on consignment:
ar pu,r:NSo the same.
NO thmk IL 'niy provo ,n aivrniasa 10 pt,-
ADDS Who hEgo iEs!pU pUGI "f any description
10 send 1t Sd Ia. L'c@t'jd jnr:sdistoly oprnsL+
Lhe ih'lE entr""n to tis Market OF E0ya ST
goods can 30 OK posed nv"Iy morning 1t public
anrton whcn the host rriccs may b. i.xpcclah
Prompt roiunls made OH snIns
Persons having FURNITURE fer sale will
ind It to their advantage tu give us call.
Wo will siFand t" suctionooring at public sales
Of property, snd respectfully solicit share of
public patronage. UN AL 70 LUCAS
;as~ Auction gods c"matsmtlr on hand and !or
sale. nOY h-t!
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nKY GOODS. NOTIONS. HOSIERY, &c.

Friday. February 18Th, 1850.
All goods soli 81: down prices. Large stock
bought early. Special attention 10 the follow
ing, viz: Linen SAoetines and 7. G. Linen.
heavy stock Of bloschad and Bro. Goods, Lsn.
castor Chmbrcs and Percalcs. beautiful new
style Prints Figured and Cordial Piqucs lMgs
stock White Quilts, Madras Ginghsms, (now)
Iabln uamssk extra cheap, Napkins and Doylee,
Towes and Crash very cheap Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefa, (fael Hoso and iIsf Hose cheap
er thsn over, Ccrsots, Wsmsuts Shirts, Mems
Dog Skin Gloves, Ladies' Kid Gloves warrant
cd. and Gme uemorests laiest Patterns.
Cal ard sec.
d. F. BRASHEAR,
Il. q. Hoomes. No. 100 King street.
feb Is Alexandria. Va.
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COMssISsEON MERCHANTS.

WHOLESALE GROCERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ATt, Dealers in
ALL, KINDS OF LIQUORS,
Have ON hand Il RSON'S &X, NIX, NXXX
and rURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHlSKIES; also BAK.
EMS and I II y M PSON'H PURE Rye
WHlSki ES, to which thoy invite The attention
OF the trada.
Orders from the county for merchandise shal
receive prompt attention.
:, ConslEnments Of Flour, Grain and Country
PRODUCE solicited, iCr which they guarsntca the
highest market prices md prompt rcturns.
Northeast cornor CT Cameron and Royal ats,
Alexandrix VI. 0ci 70
GHAS. q. TAYLOR, Jr..
Late of J. T.. Beckhar: & Co..
HhN EkA!, COM iSSION MERCUhNT
AN ID FEED DEALER,
Agent for
d. Is. F1GkLEN g. SONS
BRIDGEWATEk FAMILY
FLOUR
II North Union street,
lah % Alaxnndris, Virginia.
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DRY GOODS.
DIG JOB IN HAMBURGS.

DIG JOB IN HAMBURGS.
- Mondsy, February 10Th, 1880
A Job 10! of Hamburg Rdginss snd Insertinss
just received, very cheap. Also 40 dcz,n Puro
Linen Napkins st G0c per d0z; Balbriggan Hose
st 25c, o job; British Half lIcse st 20 snd E5c,
extra cheap Ladies' Mourning uardkercEisis,
now style extra large Bates Quilts al St.5)
ID. r. BRASHEAK,
ii. B. Hoomos. No. 100 King street.
Alexandria. Va.
An wool Buntinss Ct 2jc, gtost Bargains.
fob G j.. L. B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

NJ OT1CE-GARDEN SEED-Persons do.
IN string Garden Seed from ID. III. Ferry &
Go. or Hiram Sibley & Go. can procure them by
leaving thoir orders with
w. CREIGHTON,
feb So King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

/ "oHHHDN'S MINCE EAT, Fruit Jcl-
- MS and apple and Peach Butter received
. w sn.n lnw IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27
} Ia : HAIR GOODSl

.''j- +. :. LEADBEATEE y BIO.
'""LH and pOGK TT CUTLEKY-t full
4'h %hoi,sale and retail.
JAS. Il. CABIN 81 SONS,
.'' l. i,,y Of
, 1880-03-04
Notice..

%he undersigned, having purchased
frOm ALI Jay tue entire interest In and
title to the ''Sepna Ranch" notice is hertz
by given that will not be responsible for
debts contracted on the same by any other
person. YEP SOY.
Port Townsend W. T., Feb. 8, 1880.
62:3t.
, 1880-03-04
DIRECTORY.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD T + M PL A RS.
GRAND LODGE OF WASHINGTON AND
BRITESlg COLUMBiA.
OfilCcrSs

NAMES, OFFICES, 7. o. ADDRESS
V. u. Hill, q. W. {. r. Port Townsend ". T
Sist l. G Cavert...G W V t.. Seattle,
W u Roberts. e. W Treas ;. Port Townsend
Allen Weir. q " scct'y.. Port ToVnscn "
: Porter......G 4 Sect'y.... Olympia,
f. Kenncdy..G Juv TEN. Kumilchie,
Rev B sharp,.G Chup.,..Whi;c River,
W j Colkett......G " Mar .,.. Coupeville, "
Sist l. McAlmond. q u NJ IT,, Dungeness,
sist A NJ Kinds =. G Guard. P't Townsend
Jno II Carr 80. q Messenger go. Lopez, 4"
4 Calvert .... q Sentinel go. Seattle,
w. RayDould G COun....... .Nanaimo, B &
, 1880-03-04

II Fresh Oysters constantly on hand
At y. Il. Holcombh
, 1880-03-04
Executors Notice |
Creditors,
In the Probate Court of jefferson County,
Washington Territory.
In the matter OF the estate OF
Solomon I. Katx, deceased.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned Executors Sot the
estate OF Solomon I. Katz, deceased, to
the creditors Of. and all persons having
claims against, the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers
within one year after the date OF this no.
tice to William Katz, one OF the said Ex-
ecutors, at his place OF business at Port
Townsend, Jefferson county, w. t., or
be forever barred.
Dated the 29th day Of January. 1880.
WIN. KATZ,
ISRAEL KATE.
Executors of the estate Of Solomon l.
Katz, deceased.
504t.