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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-07-09

The danger of violent exercise is illus
trated in the case of Professor Cannon, a
Cincinnati athlete He was formerly
powerful man, and had abnormally devel-
oped his muscles as director of a gymna-
stun. His health failed suddenly a year
ago, and now he is dying of consumption.
lie firmly believes that his decline was
caused by blow in the chest, and has
brought a suit for damage against the man
who struck him; but the medical testimony
all agrees that he developed the disease by
straining his system in lifting. A COM
mon feat with him was to lift 1900
pounds.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-07-09

UMBRELLA FLIRTATIoN.-To place
your umbrella in a rack indicates that it
is about 10 change owners. An umbrella
carried over the woman, the man getting
nothing but the drippings of the rain sig
nifes eourtship. When the man has the
umbrella and the woman the drippiugs it
indicates marriage. To carry it at right
angle under your armi indicates that an eye
is to be lost by the man who follows you.
To put cotton umbrella by the side of a
fine silk one signifies exchange is no rob
berry," To lend an umbrella indicates II
am fool" To carry an open umbrella
just high enough to tear out mems eyes
aad knock off mems hats signifies !" | am a
woman"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-07-09

The word humbug is said to be cor
ruption of uim-bog pronounced Oom-bug)
meaning "soft copper" that name being
applied to the worthless coins issued by
James II. during his temporary stay in
Ireland Just before the battle of the Boync.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-07-09
The 0angue.

This cangue IS the main prop Of Mon
golian order-the stocks, pillory, aud pen
itential cell Of Kathay. 1t is merely
cage of cross bars, which are sometimes Of
bamboo. sometimes of iron, sometimes Of
heavy timber The prisoners body is en-
closed in this cage, which reaches from his
knees TO his neck; his head and limbs are
alone free, his hands being strapped TO
bar. Now, it Is manifest that criminal
thus aecontred must be the prop aud sup
port of his own portable jail \ captive
Atlas, be carries about his own dungeon,
aud he cannot lie down to rest, but must
pass whole days and nights on his feet, the
poles attached to the canguo preventing
him from lying down, while to the frame
work is fixed placard inscribed with the
wreteh's name, offence and sentence. \
eaugue may weigh l90 pounds or only 20,
but in any case it is dreadful punish
ment. kept on, as it is for periods varying
from six hours to six weeks. Imagine
days and nights of cramp aud sleeplessnessr
the harassing stings of mosquitoes and
other tormeuting insects worrying the
naked skin, and no hand to brush them
away; the scorching sun, and no screen
the chilly night, and no covering; weari.
ness, dizzy brains, limbs racked by dire
fatigue, fever, delirium, the pressure Of
the hard yoke on the CALLED shoulders, the
strangling collar, the agony of long want
of sleep, the thirst, the shamel Men often
90 mad in the caugue, it is said; they fall
asleep on their feet, like horses, from sheer
exhaustion, they perish, and are found
dead in their cages, like so many neglected
wild beasts in captivity. But the cangue
is favorite punishment among the judges
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-07-09

The most elegant women of New York,
as we'll as in London and Paris, while
they may dress in bright materials at
home or at entertainments, dress very
quietly in the streets. Really refined wo-
men do not wear all the colors of the rain
bow on the streets or in public.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-07-09

\ French engineer, after series of ex-
periments with loaf of bread baked by a
Yassar college girl, now announces that
the project of tunneling Mont Blanc is
entirely practicable.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-07-09
So PER ANNUM.
Select puetrg,
In FRuIT TINE.


Yellow tie harvest-felds with golden grain,
And the white bearded bending barley ears
Nod in the soft south breeze; the poppy hides
Her scarlet glory from the MONDAY sun,
Amid their sheltering stems; the clover pateh
Is flushed with roseate glories-and the lark
His speekled breast gemmed with the morning dew
Springs up with clear shrill note, all juoilant
Toward the broad blue heavens; the quiyerins oats
Rustic their waving pennons, and the veteh
Her purple petals shows.
The orchard lands
TEEN with wealth Of fruit; the russet pear
Neighbors the red-streaked apple; dark-blue piums
Their luscious ears let fall; green cages sweIl
Beside the bloomy damsons; apricots
(Their golden globes leafhidden'on the wali1
Perfume the air; and the pink, downy peach
Vies with the rose-tinted neetarine
In dainty fragrance.
Ripening hangthe nuts
Upon the laden boughs; the clusters brown
Ofrusset hazels; the spiked bursting hJsks
of polished chestnuts; and the teeming store
Ofmellow walnuts. Autumn tide hath come
And pours from out her overiowing horn
Her welcome blessings on the grateful Earth!
-Chcmbers' Journal
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-07-09

He is good that does good to others. If
he suffers for the good he does, he is bet
ter still; and if he suffers from them to
whom he did good, he has arrived to that
height of goodness that nothing but an in
crease of his suffering can add to it; if it
proves his death his virtue is at its sum-
nit, it is heroism complete.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-07-09

The best way to apologize is to do such
a kindness to the offended one that he viii
forget that you ever attempted to injure
him.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-07-09

A student of theology describes wo-
mans original sphere to be the apple.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-07-09

An intelligent lady asked a sculptor who
was about completing the figure of lamb,
"Did you cut out that animal?' "Oh,
no, said the artist, "the lamb has been
there all the time l only took the marble
from around him-that's all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01
PROFESSIONAL CaEDS-
nR. &. 7. HLIPoTEIN
N f,n.ru ~,


PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
70 Inc clEZ,ns OF Alexandra and vicinity. OF
hce with his father DR.. VIM s.. Klipslejn. a,
Prince ST., opposl!ethe Pos!otiica isl3-dtGlm ms
a CAHD-It should be generally known that
AA persons go unfortunate ss {, loso ore or
more OF their Tooth need not wait weeks ard
months for artificial Substitutes snd endure in.
convenience. dis.graesbla changes in voice IA.
cial expression. &c, but may have artificial
Teeth made beioro and Inserted immediately a.
ter extraction CT their natural teeth. BY this
mode better adhp!alion . moro pleasant e..
prese'on ana nearer approach TO Isri preserv-
Ing the nstura. harmony Of the features arc as
cured: ana very much oftho pain and difficulty
experiencad ii leaning to uso taeth arc nlso
avoided. have prac!cad this mode succossfnliu
LOT seven years, AID baviGg Introduced it here.
would be glad to refer any one interested TO us'
tlents who know Off. from experience In treating
Inc hatur.! Teeth my object ia to preserve every
one That lime, patience sTi modern methods Of
treatment csn save Tho C2o Of arsenic in as.
stroylaR Exposed aorvcs is condemned By ths
more enlightened Of The dental profession en-
account o.. It's turning teeth dark, inducing sb.
scess a1d finally the ioss o. tho .ae.h. Ths nerve
pulp, winch Is the source OF ills TO tina tooth
should always be treated, whom dxpo7et. with a
view TO Its restoration - health u,e no cEtnn
alloys Tor filling; my lees arc nucl less shan arc
usually chs;ged for the ssmo cl.ss Of wmk
Gold filing from $3.50 up; other work at pro.
portionstely low rates.
W. DONNALLY, u. DIS,
Graduate Dental Depart
nm Univ. of Michigan.
Office: 1921 + street. no-lhw eat, Washing,or.
10. sna.3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01
LOGAL HRETIYIN.v

Mr. Charles o. Brill will leave hare .,omo;-
,oW morning - take Charge OF tho bar nrd
l'hlng saloon at Orkney Springs.
The fune!sl CT the late Mrs. Mary Iorar,o,
nolner OF mr.. John Louergan, and An old n,,i
eespected lady, took PLACES from s.. Mars's
0nuscu' 'hls morning, and was largely attended.
rs. me hft aew wheat brought to this m.,kci
brol.S. s Ig5 was soid Oh cEsusa to-day and
I'd sooSdt3Y WAS H. and the p1ics was cSnsd.
slow. l sssSiD issIs .trueA .,.io ,,:
ton T the 5witS ram mn W." tv was
tbev rs",nsg,, and kns>Sed down in shia city,
NJ, with only heaw slight prtanaLeIy
uh hne G lew DIX Underwr.er's AgaiS.
Hn.ch Capt. T. .. Hooe is AN. in This .of
Irv s - ,ha Wy cry hppropr,s adYeri:J
| anoso fare. " ~ N'Np "'f
Marriage lie usca w>tc s:,,: ia ,Yes,,i,r,cr
yesterday to Reh,rd E"utgc. q, t,ha,,, : .noIv
| Md, eId Mary j. Johcson, o. Weshiasfcn
Jams Karnie and Mary J Wees ,,,th r
| Monigowerg c)nn:y, Md.
TIE Malone resdiusttrs mel la;L JinII ~,
appointed committee of two from esch ward a
| tho city TO recommend names for s new c.ucil
| tive committee Another meeting will 30 h:l
! tt-morrow night 10 receive tho report Of tn
! committee. A room IN Skro3ta Hall buiIdin
has been Eecared for a Malone roadiu:lcr -,
| diz7ous.
As will DO seen By all advertiser mt c,sow,, r
Rockland School for girls st Sandy Sprinc:
Nd. will ba 70 opened on September Ii. d,
Henry Z. Hallowell. formerly Ct tLi, div
principal snd tho tcAool is Oas CT Tho les! IN Ii:
section Of country.
Nc d. A. Wied;ar c)utaupIa.:s t:o cree
| tl1n. at an early da;c. CO liz properly on S
Assph street. n!ar the corrce Of Camcroo,
Htahd !tr the accommodation Of Malone RAD
Ius;cr spctk'i who aro expected Arrs ticrir
the spproaoticg guh;r,atcria campaign. Th
executive c5mmittce If tho parry, waich hs
been divided into factions for SOM, time pas
IS to BE roorgaI;z,d mex: week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01
Financial.

NEW YORK, July Tho Posts financial err.
tice says: The Stock Exchange markets are
81, strong but quiet. U s bonds sru higher
for tho Is which sre exc )upon and tbs Bis tha
coupon g. are no lcnpe. quoted. those which
have not been extended being suojact 70 rodcmp.
ton. State bonds are dull snd steady; South
Carolina consols are selling at ICE 80 iaterest
K,irosd bonds sre Gull and r.rn; sll bee.;a 2
July inttrast sre quoted lex Tho stock mar.
ket had sn irregular opening end in tina G-st
half hour prices ssgged : The market then
became strong and has 50 continued, prices tnv,
ing advanced ta2 per CT In the loa, market
the ra.es for time loans are 10 por CT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01
From ALBANY

ALBANY, july 1.-The combined voc tesa,,
I 10 ths shIrt tcrm vacancy ass as fol oss:
Io.ter ~ Cork!ltg IS. Wcelay IS, C1tacil i
Maph1 III 10. tI'cer ,, Rogers i C;owl:y =
ine cnsif annGu5ced that the coLv4rtiyp wea'd
oo% Vo,e 10 Ill the vacltc7 On the ioug team.
W opesSsr oaarp said he bad becu voiog t.,
in0mas Z. fa.t. At his rtqlo.t and in the 10
lcrest OF mo kaEubhcsH pir.y be withdrew Tho
ni"e OF hlr. fiait as clndid3tc and. would
CfoHiey. ''''
Inc Convention proceeded to vote. Tho yote
'. was 81 as icIoHs: Depew IS. krmeu IS, p.a,i
= E y 10; Crowley 20. Chspmsa +, Nor!h
|, DAbl:5 |, Laphsm |, Adamyl. M choi,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01
HE Henley Ep~n;.n

:, HENLtY, July l. This is the closing .iav Of
Tue Henley regatta. The weather is svsio
oesuii'l'; The attendance is immetsn In
inc ilSa' hos. OF the rsca for tho grand cssl-
!enRe oup OF ughls, the London Clnb crew.
haFi1e tho Buck s;a.icn. Too. defeating tho
her'lIrd CJil,ge Drew and tho L.ender csTw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01
The markets..

BALTIMORE, July 1.-Vireinia Is old =; co
deferred AZ; do consolidated ;3i: do - se-
ries ~; past due coupon 81! nav 10 40s &c! bid
TO- day. Cotton steady; mlddiug H. Flour
Q1iat; Howard street and Western super 3 5Ol
81 Is do extra so. s. 20 do family tOASG 90
City Mills super 5LaS4 5U; d. extra 4 7j,S5 -,
do f,mily 1887; do Rio brands jOAS5 & !;
Pltspsco fatally 81 25 stead ,
except for tsncy iots Western lower. closing
f:n Southern red l25al.1 for Old; l.5ll26 for
new DO amber l25il3!; No > Wei.=rn winter
red spot IA Coffee quiet; hio cargoas oEdins-
~ 10 f.ic 9ia1l! sussr f'm; 4 soft l..
Wni:key scarce and E:msr Il. ll.$l III
NEW YORK. July l.-Stocks firm. Money
3s31 Flour dull and unchanged, WtcIt quiet
and unchanged. Corn fairly active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01
FeIegraph!c ARRANGEMENTS

-, LONDON july The Berlin tessr.n to
sne o:SGca'd announcing tina. he Un,;er: Ger
nan ie!csrsph CoUDlny has mHGa arracgc.
ulto'S VIA no AopIo American Ca;i> Con-
papS &c sccure the 'xciuS!yo u:e Of the FIVE
C!El-' OF me latter c0mpaay. means that ;hs
uetmao Company has arranged 10 uss the wires
VI iho Anglo American Company exclusively,
AID oot those OF any othsr c,m Dauv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

COMPLIMENTARY. The Luray. Pogo Co., Ad
Vance says: VIVA. better man c,uli the ,n-
ssrVatVes r0mloato tor Attorney General ths an
hiSdeu Kent. Of Alxlodria. Mr.. Kent is a
man Oi ability, and nc man in the S b dls!rc;
worked harder, or accomplished moro than
Linden keOt Tor john s. Barbour and the 9 b
OF May ticket. The Valley counties should con-
slider this popular gentlemsn's claims. Linden
hout SO completely demolished Gen. az. II.
Williams 10 the last CANVASS, that the General
seems ~ have gone into retirement.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

PAID FOE Ii WAS stated 10 the G.Z,ttc q
sbur; lime go that Capt. j. B. Archer, Super
in,Anhent OF the compaty proposing to cstsb.
fish iron w,ik5 10 this city, had purchased from
T. j. Pack wood. egu the foe residence, with
gtCu1ds sltsnha3. 90 Wolfo street between
Pit aud St. Asaph. for SIG 900. Yesterday
tho purchase nccey was pad. the proper pa
pers signed, and the properly turned over to
Cant. Archer, who, ii IS understood, iotends to
make his residence 10 Alexandra at an early
date.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01
Fired OH byii;a Arnfas

l, LONDON; July Ia dispat2a from Tunis q
on Fronch slesmer conveying Trnieisn 800.
thHher 10 prevent them from lsniipv, Il IL
STATED that the French Wee Consul was wounj-
ca Crest excitement prevails 1t Mebetis
norm OF Sisf, tho inhsbitsGts fn.ing IN SttitE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

George W. D.vds, E:q, Of the gt1as Iuk
firm of TbsddeuI DAv!ds j. Co., l47 William
street., New York, sIys: was suifariug from
paogs Of rheumatic gou:, Gao inherited ai'
mentl. and ST. Jacobs Oil cured mo il tweaty-
tour hours
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

TIE STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The srspd * ureion TO Kioh bod 90 Tues
day next 10 witness the State regatta.
whlJll thk,s p!soa tbore on that day,
viii be opc Of the pless,n.est Affairs of tho
ssaon. TIE excursion is nnder the manage
ment Il Measrs Abraham Il Co., of Wsshir &.
tor, for Columbia Concavc, No. II, Improved
Order Of Haptasophs. Tho train will l,sve
here en- tn stay morning at = o. sleek and re-.
snrnirg. vii lesvu Richmond q. 10 that night.
FIRE for tho round TRIP 81 so. which Includes
I'd mission t. the covered eraud stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

[ ioOhED CORNhD REEF, very choice srd
- ice cold fer sale by tbs pound or in l. "a
anu II 10 cans. Z. w. AVERY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01
GROCERIES.

NEAL HAMS. Sugar cured Shoulders.
- 5feskfa asst Bacon ard Csssard's best r, Fl I'D
As:d for sale By 4, w. AVERY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01
Registered Five Per Gent feo.,;s

Az, WAs11ISGToS, u; Q, July l.-S2cro!.ry Wiz.
uU,n LUZ, wiz Issue cal tnis afternoon for all tho
ousE!snd'ng registered iva per coll bonds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

The annual parade Of the police forc. Ct New
York sook soc yesterday, stou! 200 men DO
ing 10 the lne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01
No HOSDitaI KeeUeG.

No palstial hospital needed for Hop Bi!.ers
patients, nor large salaried talented buffers 10
tell what Hop bitters will do or cure. as they
tell their own story nv their cartain and sbso-
Lutte cures st homo --Nclo York Independent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

1t will b. seen that The total oost CT the do
per m?nt for the year was only So. 1CG.Q2.
which is certainly vsry snsil amount, and x
hio'ts grtsttconomy aud excclIont management.
The voluntary retirement OF Mr.. LssdbCater
from tho sarvice he has 50 long and faithfully
p.rfolm2d is a matter CT general regret, for be
hes made oue ol the best aud most efficient Of
6c.rs the city has ever had. and, uodeE bis
care. the Fire Department has been made what
il Is-ono of the best in the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

E'NGLEHARDT'S ICE GOLD LAGER co,
~ per dean; bottles must DO returned.
i. w. AVERY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

TIE IRON WoRKs. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Joseph Hopkins. of this Of y, has been
authorized by tho Potomac Manufacturing
Company to prepare plans. &C., for certain i'm
provemeuIs to tho Pioneer Mills property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

CS SACKS RIO. I,AGUAYRA. MARA
~ CAlBO and OLD GOVERNMENT
JAVA GOLFER received This day and for sslo
very low. LEES K, W.AVEHY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01
To be ESfns ~

4" no h-f"eca va sl, EIclQrcsE g.ISt.
WAsHlNaToN, ID. g., July LII: is an.
noucesd that Gso James b Fey, assistant ed
Jitaut general, HiIl b. placed on tho retired Is;
within Day or Two. :" @
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

YF YOU WANT A GOOD WINEf,r tho
table, try tho VIRGINIA CLAKET from
the Burnside Vineyard. | know i. will giye
ea.lsacton. i. W.AVEHy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS Zap. Herbert
Rfy"n.s hstd ismo brick residence. on mort b
Washington street, is rapidly approaching COM
! ;tion. When flashed it will ba ooe OF the
iiocs !uidlt - 10 the city.
Tho iour BRICK residences Oh Cameron street,
in Course OF erection BE- the MGuot Vernon
Bl'idsg Association Tor Nlcssrs. Hnldsh, a. A.
Warh Id, Service, and O'Bfien, gre also being
rapidly pushed ahead by Mcssrs. Kinslow T.
Cock, the coDrac.trs, Those building here.
tOforo described. will be o great improvement
to Ih,t section of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

DOTOMAC ROE HEHRlEh ana ShAD.;
E aleo Mes ], = and fst k1scKers LOT TI $40 ny
jeZ7 j. U. XII oChN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01
ONE THOUSAND IOCO) PIECES or
BEAUTIFULLA

Jus! received q: 5, G. 8, 10, T.. Is sad 2jc; che
hundred (oD pieces OF beautiful French Lawns
st 25c; one hundred O0y pieces bes1.iful Fic.
ured Linen LAWS Is. 20 and &c; fifty tt0)
Navy Blue, Garnet, Ursb, Green. Blact ana
other co'ors, only 5]o; one hundred new Para
soils Just arrived; beautiful Lac, Grenadines
only l8e; ono yard wide puro Linen for ladies'
wear i2an; excellent Black Satin o.; Ltc,
striped White Goods lOc; Iudia Liner, REAL
good quality Zoe; puro Silk Colored Broc,des
Sl: BACK Sursh Silk. ox.remnly wide. ST.; puro
wool Nuns yelling 3Iic; puru wool wis double
Wlatn Chutds Serge III. new style dress yoods.
only tO1; all pure wool Bl:ci Lace Grons1ine
only &c; besusiCrl E,ess Goods (lOO0 pieces) Tho
49, -. 25c up to 81 3D.
CARFEN'9, III Market Spnce,
np2G-v Nlnehinntnn II ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

SUGARs,-A full line 81 PRESERVING
y SUGARS in tto:c aad 70, $40 ~
iaZ9 ~ - j. L. hILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

POLICE News. There were 30 SEES before
the Mayor this morblop.
Tue iolIowrg were before Jostice Thompson:
Mary 80" Henderson, coIortd charged With
stcasng 'lAmond pin from Mrs. Smith, of
SemOary lil. wis di.cnarg d for wsnt of evil
deno'. Ih!s weman was whipped ut the sta
too hocs2 few days ago for Sealing gold
watch from ne ssme LADY.
Jenhlc Rye, white, drunk srd dsordcrly last
n'ght. hned s! s..
Will, Outlay calor,d, vserancy, dismissed
with rC,rimaoG.
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BD6sAa. sCs -ssh. cTv 49,.
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NEW BOOKS
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!, me COMPARATIVA EDITION OF TIE
NsW TESTAMENr; both versions il one
handsome edition 81 90. '
n MISS rAR0LA'S NEW COOK BOIk AID
NJ KhETlNG GUIDE, by Maris p,rois:
81 oo; new LOT received to-day, All tho Sad:
IRA Cook B9oks on hard. 10 wit: Breskta,.
hold. by Merton Hsr!ant. MIS-, IoTs o1IsrS
@@ts. Naadopb's Fifty Yosrs in MsrylaGd
h,l.cGoo. W,dd;Ieli's, Le.lius. Godey's Ma.
FAKa FESTIVALS. hy Will Carleton.
etc; s.; beautifully illustrated. " e''0''
% a, Co5ILI HERITAGE; Franklin Sqrart;
PuGh on WHEELS is very rich: $50.
NEW SuAMEK NOVELS-Led As,rsy.
~; An Ar;ful Widow, 75,; Hear! snd Esn5''
49,; Friend ard Lover 75c. 1'"u0'
New publications daily.
Je4 GEO. Z. FRENCH.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia : C7z7er+;
LOCAL MATTERS.

3. me weather Probabilities Ji:y | 1851
~. .n' middle All tnilc States shgalIy coo CT
hoit0erly winds. fair weather and hIgber b..
rOmeter ~ sAei "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

DRIME NESSlNE, AND fHiahho
Il LEMONS for oslo by
my2j j. 9. i'd lhbut.H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

7 OUE! LUUkI STEEL WIRE HAIR
Il BRUSHES .Gt - c.s. esch a.
W. +. CSEIGHTONjS
feb!5 - Kin; street.
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uTANTED-A CoLoKsD WOMAN. Who
w knows how ,ecIk. Apply a. this ofhce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

= NOTOMAC FISH--SHAD noe ir kits, n
+ bbls and half bbI;, Family Roe Herring
hh,s . I'd half bbls. and No. Herrinxs. for $40
~ [mylGl THOS. PERRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

rtOY "a LE-Ono OF tho largest sni not
h al;,;tir located RESIDENCES, with sps-
cious aronnd. attached in the city. For terms,
81 49, ~ Z. raen & Wise. je3D-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

DEOEIVRD-lG ar"as kumiords c|. cz
10 and Scz YHASF POWpEK.
m-l6 ". a. JOHNSON i GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

ELf FANt-FCw.e:s Ps.en. Fly Fsos ard
e l. hampton Fly Tsap:. wholesale .nt rtts!!,
by Jas. 4. CABIN & SONS,
iel G. Ei,tv STRAIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

pURNETl'S PATEHT FOUR POINTED
- BARB STEEL WIHE FENCING Ann
,hNClHG STAPLES.-Tha Barbs arc faster
. the wire, Cot intervals Of in in a msrror
WY different from any other patent 50 as to
ah: SS9e untwis!ing OF the cabo should either
Hn;'n .sHen The Bsrbs arc four pointed,
s mo p .a hss Barb At riah angle,
aeh ieo " " % gshtH2e over the Barb Wire,
ply kept on hand :; down. Sont f.. c ,uo
is.o J. 7. GS"ysI s;rco w 3 s mr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-01

M"f"T htcshhr has ro.nno;,,o, A.
Bali"nger Supernt9fe aeap ~ mr.: Robert
~ Tor ;hH past two year, u''oo wan efucl6n-
potlsd ~ Of g rU coleman has ap
Cas,n Gang. and Clerk of the tnap!sin OF the
has appo'rIcd a II. Brown, J~ ifs omps son
MarkCl "or OF tho