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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-20

SAN FRANcIsCo; April ls.-Flour-
Family extras, s4.75GfS bakers extras,
ss.5s5i.e5; Is,Iperfne. 8 los}4.SS.
and si.g75z for chasce; milling. 81 S5dla5.
Bariey-F'eed. e'Ag72l3c, brewing, s2s4T
soc
TO choice. DO. si.isi al zss1; poor 10 fair.
81 DOL Ia: Surprise. S,s5gf 20: gray. S.Io&f
Il7I black. for feed. ss5c8Si Is, milling,
.l.IsQi.2ls
Flour. quarter sacks. s. sos: do wash
iugton. 3 $40: wheat. centais. $40: barley.
centsfs. $40: cats. centals, go beans.
sacks 26f4: corn, centals, Les. rye, CEN
rs onions. sacks. ~, bran. sacks. $40;
mi63iluEs. sacks ISIS; hay. tons. l.4e5s
straw, tens. IS. iaxseed, sacks, 81. wool.
bales. s2A. hides, number. la quick
silver. TASKS Iof. wine. gallons. l50,5t1.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Feed ana MnlssuTs-Miadliags. sI750als;
bran. California. SlSSSls-sA
Aay-Whe fsagiv.69. wheat and cat.
Sal6. oat, $3.50. barley. SOS; best bar
iev. ssaSs alfalfa. sVus; clover. teEgS
straw. per bale. EspS0c-
VeEgte hleS~- Early Rose potatoes ga
sc. garnet Chile. socRsi, river Burbanks.
saslaecs river REDS. eses'c. oregon Bur
hacks Tscs3Sllo. Peialuma and Tomeles
FllIrbanks easrsac. new potatoes. iI2c
per round; sweet potatoes. 81 s.gi Is:
CHOICE y
! ~. eueuFnb srs sAcs7si = per dozen. dried
peppers. &c: dFtec okra. i0Il2tec; garlic
iLa3fxS per pound common asparagus.
-s.-s5sI - choice asparagus 81 6S11. Is
srr~n peas sef5Ssc per sack: string beans.
ssgac pr pound. rhubar5. SS37ss.
F7r1its-Applrs. 4.&8fs Per box. Eastern
ars.ass 81 per barrel: navel oranges.
xsxss a. Seeding oranges. T5cGSi. -, Next
SO times s. 501f common California
ferno~s TscEasi, second California lemons
a. sol e: fancy California lemons Ar
bananas. sfff9, Smyrna Grs lsEa1s-.
dates. -: strawoerEies. slzS@ 80 per
I,attsr-Fancy creamery. 1sal9'-c: sec
onts retire; fancy dairy, utsEl2c. Sec
cnas iaieEfie-
s'heese- tRucy m.la rev, sissf7c fair e
~oas8 Ssaspic California cram che5dar
ieeflc. Young America, 14Sc; Eastern,
FsfE1aee. Western Alieslzc.
t.res-Sfnfs and ranch. iafsi+~
Tsots}frv ard ssAu1e-~i-Ivs Turkey COB
hfs~s ft85Er- 40 hens = - CID ruas-
eara SEs34 ~. YOUNG roosteTs fft h~osis-S
s--au Sssrs - erotlsrs. }a-Ee. 5sa frv-
- Z s0@s hens So e. Gucks, oia 81 $40
3 asscks gCnnE. 1919; gee, s. eos-
unrs. g SO .. pigeons. OIL t.s9' pigeons,
young s. 49,
wool ard Hops.
yve,t-srrsnEs CNCtce foath.I f97t1c.
Se~ Taasfnsu SIX months sHtfc. 60 vars
&fe-le NsTas~. rr1o1nfain, 1l034r Nevada
f6ssit,- C-sgon gae =
Cie>snE ozssatien~
yyAe.f-F4rm. poceuber. x1Iasc
s-arns-l&rrs y@slcs. sefe Sc
p~an-ra hforusa. x8IsA
Financial
,sttvar Ns-s $500. - tD~afts-Ssghs o.. -
Wex aass 42-se TpaeGg2q1 b.. o.. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-20
WILL MAINTAIN ORGANIZATIONS.
All Of the smaller Associations VIII
Probably Reorgsnsx~.

TIE decision q ths sosHt tfafne $3.50
cation 20 pursue TIE even tenor % tts
So haa greatly encouraged Western
ff,ez IN t1esr ~ork If forming ssSocia-
,snrs Within 4 tew weeks Western Hines
wsll likely have 81 s5eeI about TIE sans
a~rsnxesnsnts snd on about the same
basis. as Trey had before the snpFsIas
court e@c!sa0n-
f.a-eraI Passenger Agent WTnitn@y. %
80 Great Northern. AMI Assistant Cen
sral Passenger Agent Cosisy. Of the Nil
w~nsskaa who have returned 20 81 EEgl
s~arx c-rfcaxo. have cznvazsez TIE sstuA-
ton very carefully ard sre confident tire
suo-erns court cG4zsoa Gil for tAe pres
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-20
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosALfE

.e-xton dock. leaves for Victoria and
- townsend daily. except Sunday, at
80 m. returning. leaves Victoria at
s4sn Steamer George r. Starr leaves
- kort Townsend and way ports daily,
.r.srt Saturday. az 200 p. m: Sunday,
xy.s, a. 9 a m; returning. direct, leaves
81 ruxrsend AT y. m. Phone. Pike ~
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CHICAGO Markets


CHICAGO. APRIL n--As wss expected.
sheaf xAs wst3 ar sxe-fsst al TIE opsss1-
.rr fhe Esss that NAr has actually a<-
zlu uroG UcsnE enEsz rTz-4G4Hn aEn93g ta3
ssforEs ana -. utter disregard q caution
displayed ~ 3 majority 81 tAeFn Eas
Clearly Indicated ~ tne prices they pad
- gae.- LxSs c2-E-A2-- A&y s-se@s. y A.G2
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cer,po-sffou.

We are now prepared 70 10 cornDc&sdon
fer The trade taay neasarsl In Nonparsii.
assnisu. Brssfsr and Long Primer. satis-
faction guaranteed. Call or address Poss-
Iass4s.sen1sr. 5eAsE.s-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-20

PTTrsBURG. April is.--T'hs hearing 81
Crawford Woods. defendant IN the insur-
ance swlntling case. was had before Al
deru,an King. OF the south gsoss yesterday
morning Woods was held for court in
dafaui, cs SO 80 ball
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new YORK MAKKErA

PORTLAND. April -wsra
" alsa, 4s-5c; valley. &C PER 01saeL
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PACIFIC SAvrGATTON co.
rsus Card IN Effect June l. fSA

r.rrLE, EVERETT a wHATCoM
ROUTE.
s..e al WASHINGTON leaves Seattle
- except Saturday, AZ 10 p. m
EsTTtF A la CONNER ROUTE
fs,rhaven leaves Seattle daily. exeep,
sssraay. AZ 10 o. m
fss2noas. Main rs Tester dock
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.


TACOMA, April E.-whsst-So. club.
&c. No : hazesse-n- &c.
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MARKETS AND TRADE

SeattieI Aps1f .. 1877.
Exchanges q. re Seattle. Tacoma ara
Fer tia I'd clearing houses .csay were.
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0nly txenty-thres hours -'zn from Sc
s.sge % Rasssac6 II yo2 take the Sorto-
s-n Pae1ae .I1s Yea save AZ entire day
D. gA.Eg .E4s LIE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-20


NEW YORK. April ls.-Noghsnx OUTSIDE
ths eews Ok the Ar between Turkey and
Greece aac rasReh interest," IN Wall street
io1Ay: Traders "a stcsks ara aoclxeusi
TO look with resic~rce 20 the course % the
foreign exchanges 20 gg-1e them IN taear
dealings IL properties hke1y 20 be al
Esctes by EGTors@n Affairs. Tie absence
cs iris index today Gu account .. the clos
s-sg q tas axch4xges IN LsunG0n ard Paris
over the Easter h0LIasys la<x tas minds OF
traders AZ some confusion and as = re-
very srrztsc. without any corresponding
change n the fen1r % news 10 JUSTLY X.
X was evident 81 tae opening. however,
tnas isis naArket Sss oesrlng tas sfeas s
war. Rot only % local holders. but by
those ia Loaaoa ard Paris. and IN Bos.on.
where the exchange al~o was closed The
scsne at the opening WA az exciting one
and there was heavy pressure 20 sell
throughout the whole day There had been
many Supporters placed before the open
nz n anticipated OF q slump. and these
were speedily uncovered, running sales OF
from l. 40 10 4. 90 shares bekag mads AZ the
opening Il many SOCKS The internzIiorl-
q stocks of course we're most Affected and
declined the most, Louisville q NASHVILLE
f~esng the most conspicuous example. WITH
fall Of - Other International shares
lost over point ia the initial dealings,
and Of the Wander bits. New York Central
and Lake Shore were each OF The
Changers showed marked declines, extend
ing 20 - III 81. Paul TIE whole list ~ n
pathizss snd lost from q fraction TO near
II pogntx An apprehension % gold ex-
ports had its added effect n depressing
prices the rates fer exchange having no
tably hAr6exled On the war news The
rally "a the stock market Was consistent
wtth the reaction In she4t, AID both We're
more or Iszs das 70 the knowledge OF foT-
elgn opera lions AGAINST the current But
the rally in stocks failed 90 hold. although
wheat continued az tbs lower level Inc
net lossa. OF the Gay extended 20 q point
or over IN nsAay STOCKS.
The bond market also ruled depressed.
with the International liens the chief
sufferers The aggregate sales were s.. 49,
10 Government bonds were strong and
higher during the forenoon. with the -
registered gaining J. per cent The gains
were subsequently lost ana the market
closed weak. sales. SlIs,eoa
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy. at Illh per cent:
last loan. ia. closed, 10 la per cent; pfizne
mercantile paper. Sz<ss Per cent Sterling
exchange, firm with actual business N
bankers bills at S4.ss1. for demand. and
at SissAs for sixty days: posted rates. s4.ss
Q4s7lx and s. ssl&e4-&. Commercial bills.
81 E@S4 S.; silver certiacAtcs, 6-yo--rc;
bar silver, &c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-20
sAN ~. fsLANDs.

80 Tinted states mail, leaves c1sv
nrTN~os OF Main street, Nonday
Sfx.Ssv and Tri1ay et q m. Far
~er.send. San Juan fslsn1s ana
~ wnsrscora Returning leaves N~w
50 Tuesday. Thu-sday and safur-
Sss. "a J. r.. Thompson. manAser.
~ faly. Bogsrcus q Co, agent q.
fsss.~s TsIephone. Main q.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

No. club. export. toe; milling. Sc. bl
stem, export. size: milling. Sc: firm.
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s.rrs STEAMSHIP coMPASY.

GARLAND AND EvAHGrr.
81. ses Townsend-Sean Bay foufe
ssfs Garland leaves Yesler do~k Sur-
ssss -s~says sn5 Thursfays At liza
40 - pr Townsend. povs Wfilss "a
: So. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
ry's Arrives Glslis a. s BAY END ss.s
~ ..@rs DAYS steamer Evangel feaves
3 ar for Port Townsend, Port A.
Fsss' Victoria Mondays. we<snesdavs
~ - at go 2. m: arrives seaftis
So days a. 10 .. M
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Total sales
General Quotations.

General Quotations.
Ftour-Rece3pts. 800. exports. 2 nao
barrels. strong and more active with
prices held 25s7sAc higher.
Wheat-Recs3pts. 1900: exports l4S on
bushels SPOT unsettled. No. 2 rad. Ss2c
No. bard winter. Szc. Options opened
steady ard higher ca the war news. ad-
vaacai dn local and foreign buying, but
later turned weak and declined un5er gen
ersi realizing. absence 0f export derria nj
closed unsettled At 81 sgSc advance. No.
raj April closed az sc. Nay closed at
sac
ilops-lrfet
Wool F{rua.
retrologm-1)ull: 10 market
GeTae-GofI80s Chased firm w3th prices
senss points rex a3vance; sales y 80 bags
iuCluiinS Nav. lE&s T. spot Rio. arm.
No = lrvoice. -. 1obttaC. Sac. Mid
steady ans active.
SERar--RaW easy. FAIR refining. &c 3:
centrifugal. Is test. Sc Refined. dr1n
suppIy Of Grain.
The statement % the vIsih7e supp}y q
grain in store ard 2a2at on saturday.
Apri T.. So compiled hE the Mex York
WAsat 81, 80 etls1e.s. decrease.
con-. sfrs ao bushels. decrease. - 50.
osatA II s. 40 bushels decrease go ne.
I've So 50 bushels. decrease l. asa
Barley. &&S..ts bushels. increase. -. so.
Metals
Cop7er-Duli; brokers. III x exchange.
~ iroa-Eazy. Northern. tasas125a.
T88-Dal. straits. fi-lsls-2-sl. plates.
ssgeslter-Quls, a. tsisa4o.
Es@a6-E.asys exchange, s1-l1iz.9- "a
brokers. E1
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VANCOUVER. B. c.

~.eamer Utopia for Port Towns
!...rortes. Whascon. BLAINE ana
49, Yss,sr wharf Mondays ana
1879 o, a. Blaine e.: Vancouver.
800 Information. fesier dock
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p. TRANSFORMATION CO.
s~ss- Champaign. Skzgft river route
-. sssttle April 10 at 10 p. m. April
I, s r.. April 2 at IL p. m; Leaves
ssrson. Apt = = :. s' a M. A9T,l
.erth Tuesday and south Sunday
80 a ssanwood. Fir. Skagit City. Mt.
s - 'piork-Steamer for all points or IN.
49, Open al night 8; q. Yerkes.
s.xsr<s. Telephone Main 81.
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s=stvar Na~s ..... - iTa~Rfts-SsEAs o.. -
Mex s1ls -t2's3s Teiessapl =
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vrhesf-Fsrra. Toccnl bers S1-tsssc-
s~arr-l are ya&GG NE sG-
ys~s~-4rs fffnr~sa Sgl9 "a
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Sc ha nodificado Il. formula

& fin de otrecer al pdblico una preparation it'll
segura rspida sus efectos, 10 cue sc com
prueba por ell uso tan generalizsdo que Sc hacs
se ella en- toda Ia isla.
Con Ell fin de precaverse de las muchas irsi-
taciones que de esta formula Sc han hecho., Gu
yss propiedades son interiors;" debe e1igirss
que en- cada GAIA de legftima procedencia, ests
e marca de fabrica en- la tapa superior un sello
que dice: DR. N REVERON, Medico Cirujano,
Ponce, Puerto Rico en- Is inferior, J SUI hrma
en- el lado derecho de la faja exterior Dc estS ca
Gta. Ponce, hgosto 80 de 1896.
hVtC0 siendo objeto de trecu-ntes imlta
7ViOO clones las PILDORAS DEL DR.
REVERON nago presente que las esitinss
BON las pre- paradas exclusiva,uente en- la aeIedi-
tada Farmacia de VALE CANCIO, que son
los depositaros de Ia verdadera formula, y los
dnicos Que estsn autorizados para usar mi nom
bre Ell dichas pldoras.-DR. n. REVERON.
sDep6sito en- las siguentes Farmacss: VA
LIE CANCIO, Ponce. e.-GClLLERMETY,
Cepitel-RIVERA, Arecibo. La
res:-RovIRA y ELyiRA; Aguadlla;.Ro-
LA, Guay yanilla-FERRER, Juana Di&z.-EE
TANCES. UACH. Gialaa
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lasiniHernanos.
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EINTE AMOS de experiences hsn de-
W mostrado las propSedades t6nicas recons-
tituyentes de estas pildoras, curando r.
ptdamente todas las enfermedadessQue'd 'depende1
ael empobrecimiento de Ia sangre por una all
mentaci6n POGO nutritiva, por habitsr en- iuss'
res hdmedos NAL ventilados por enierneda-
des anteriores
su acci6n curatiys es pnuy efcaz en- las pal
ptaciones de coraz6n, dolores de cabeza, inape-
tencia, debilidad dolores en- las piernas, nj
dropesia, cansancio, sorderas, zumbidos de Oh
10, marcos, palidez de la piel, la que restitn-
yen su color natural; neteorismo, flores bancss,
grandes perdidas de sangre, fslta de menstrua-
zion, su abundancia escasezy para pfoeurar
t complete desarrollo de las i6venes Ell Ia pu-
bcrtad, debilidad general, conyalescencia de las
Intermediates agudas cr6nicas con tai cue es-
sss alteraciones morbosas sfntomas de una
e,oao assnaa simple no de una affection gene
raj de una lesion orgdnics que reclamaran en-
tonces otra medication.
En- vista de los progresses dc la tsrapsntica
de algunos inconvenientes que IS notahan ell
II przctica
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!. R01ERTO GRAHAM I!IoEuIER0. ChLLE MARINA
-.------~Hss .ss s==.---.-------'

Eta M los reutais lt }
g. III te Iutoen c clal /
h u
- Z
LucAGl Glt.nale
3. IS alonos
. del aboAo
aeno:
Is t, adot
!4 10, ue.g @ 4 i lie eteI puerto.
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VEN N7AJAS

VENTAJAS
garanta inspection orgaonos
POLKA ntna eregpl al tane cctHa ''n
ago quoluplo asagua'o interim Iga Ia dehnHiya ,,>.,.
ocurAcS I vTh % psT6s n 5 Ii % GEi>s T. T. T.
c f E TDo M G s1d ] G T. fa II SEA "a % M oAu
"y ncio da lugar d"a sldo su enpe e
po eme All 10 de-
see sJ"1ie el a~ess!ado - !, - y, 4 ao to,1 d. s,r.
@ En- M e r M s zD @ M nr E1 Eel Ell %2e'G sTo a5s e Se
' 'nn odi"a Fnelae que d I"sa yrn e0rl's''"
egnrao rucere.r del mnao 1cane cuaIqn'
% dc rnoSacon
PRIVILEGED CONTRA CADUClDAD
Sole pacuimente Ia aencon del plbdco
Compana del (onene Americana concede see ane p
despu Poia dos AMOS pr"io
ns10 rmi "a ps H5 Ho caD dARA no q"e tSis s
prmo POLKA co'a vsent o np temp" e 5a e Ia fea ] 'ss
@ ene Ia 'sa de posr ag"f total & aan 1s ] de- aa % @ @ n ] m 5'
rs so en- SIN p@a @l si ace~c interim
f1ma va coAPASA PAGAEA NJ yAIoh DEL sAali'o 4,a
Este siea enrlo el",a' al @ne % Ia & M ev' n0
poccu eTla vgar los nefese de us ase-
gurados bien de auIIas.
raoutava de nd, 1sg" rremvs r.. d1a1
SECURE lIQuIDADo que Tan l2' To-, lno 15an's TE
1sos AZ % eoa1n @ P @ 11 M M n ro1 1 <Dl rs Flo IITAio
e ss pHolRos fS1S n9sS pEso S 1Ss @ vis r. T. + d s ,
prenios annaIs completes Sc huI"s4 r14a1n :
a1os POLKA dala De ie
cara condolences pyleo iaHoes para los aseguados que
WV EzE. s=se1r= ez491 Gezs7a= ezzz?
supca,nos al lescrte l0lco dc a tua eto De esa
benoas condolences opentos ro seeaey san
ddas asegnrar ueslAs yjias, onal mas onnes de-
cARLosE sroaEa c1aLos azl7z sys NJ f52 Eaa@sH c',
rernaaao Rvara Poaoa Juan + A1sieo
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l)iic3lso,s3: S an Francisco SO
La zarzaparrjIIa
dol DR.. Aver,

Q Q D
Purifiquese la sangre con la Ear
parrilla del DR.. Aver. Para Ia
cr6fula, iloroncos, lllceras, llasas,
t..rbuMcos, granos, ronchas y todos
s desarreglos originates de sanSrs
N.ciada, esta medicina es I'm Verda-
lnro especiilco. La Zarzapagrilla
dol Dr. Aver, como remedio es
aalmenle beneAciosa "a el ca
TO como para el re"Aatismo y
4 oumatica. Co ,onco ayuda
cl p4t,.t..44.>.. ue la digestion,
cstimula el higado entorpecido, Tor
talecc los nervlos j reconstltuye el
ORGANISING eIiando esta debiiltado
por fatiga eNcesiya 8 enfermedad
que agota las fucrlas. Ningln otro
depdrativo dc Ia sangre da tanta
satisfaction 9 cs objeto de tan uni
yersal demanda.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-03
ne M. N ~ 79ss s,s. ~; .S> n -; 5,l,

| y u NhtE'HHg '''''''fs-'' -
Fiah Wlo,J.
j Matthew'S.
Ho.,sfS.
t. Looec ME- fiedk Kramer
fnndr'o'.
Curtin 81 Enra
OaA1 aud N,nmSaYe.
EJ Miller Il 90.
NoccTn.
q Vim nnmnny, Fisher Efothom,
D't,ulliynn A. 0rnon hhry -oclt 81 frosgrmvo,
| hhnru n Go Harlow Bros
| II 4 ItoberIron, lIhfpof,
/ r,odo,n n Lindsey n Co.
No,lou Eniwialo. w A johnson 81 Co
0,ooe,n aud Liquor Drnie'.
T. r. Imtronphn. Ahyrock q 'icngnvon
Iintiow E,oll,orn, w 4 JOi nnon n 10
Ahorn s. Co. j IfodorH.
H,ieip
l''nirchinnnn Hotel.
Harmoar1.
Inn r Ca,in Il Honn. Eqin 81 l'axon.
h,G,mW ~.
AloHnndrin lnhrmary.
Ice Donio,
| T. A Rood Il Go, j w Hammond g son
junk Dcnira
J Drcifu, 81 Go.
I,n,bo, Mrrfhnnfg
i Il tmooL 81 Go, j II p hm"oL
Aitchonon II I!r".
LmoDors.
.Jnmon X CntoI, Uoorgc A Munhbnch
j X NJ Norton. co Vnilin.
4 q lron. i ]. smith,
| X Kcnpoi. Alnihury & Armstrong
iiro,-y stables.
rattotnon & nrothor. Il |. Myorr 81 Go.
Lima i1asfr, and Crmcnt
Cioo II Rohinnon q Hon. W A Hmoot & Co.
J IT'D !Imooi, Jun Il Snoot " Go.
Merchandise Hrokors
VIM Fowlo lsrookon & Co. ID lsiochou
M Vernon on fhc Fofomar.
II II Dodge. supt.
Munio,pai Offices.
city Tronnuror. iolico Headquarters
Tho Market.
Manufacturers 81 Soda aud Mintr"i Wnics
James Mciuon.
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WHOLief..3 ~ III ftyGTaIL EI1IEEIA
EoIfH hHghs II ~.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
ARD DRhLHia ~
PURE WINES Il LIQUORS.
NJ LeN IA,pely u q :. L,ndrd ws,ebonses
mn ,Aflz Ia ED,ck rnipps bfsn'is ii he bcl:l
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mi hme1un WINS, MINI: EItDWh
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lpnlity ~
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( ,nAhLes Elno & ron.
WnDLDMLE dHOOgM;.
North Lee Street. Alexandria,
hND
South Street, charlottesville.
.nie ngonto IL. Lucy nnrOn TOBACCO
tud iihIhit M POWDER
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TAnCY AND ErAriE GhOCEnIEH.
rs H",lb itoynl iiL'ooL.
Alexandria. Va
r,or,ioi,f "f lilo i'nLn,nao i,nni al Flour.
yhioi, ipunoAoollod.
'oltoos Freshly Toasted at tloro
w a. iOniHON II 90.
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nun nnao,a Ia
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q pniu Od liyo oll Cabinet aud Monogram
Yhiabloa oluo linltn,'a and I'liempnonn luro
lu Whntoa. tn which lhoy lnyit" tho atton-
iun II tla i,ado,
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iinii ,no"ivo prompt hitonil"n.
oonnipnnontA "f fioni drain aud Conmtiy
.',"da,o nolioit"d for which th"y guarantee
lho hi,thaat marriott piionn aud uionit ioiurnh.
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pector, Ma ~ aud 10 mo,th i.on at, Alos.
nnultn \n M ,hutyu fnt tnliVe,v lu ait
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{ETAhFIELD & HAIL.
DRUdGIgTH.
CORNER PRINOn ARD Fairfax gTH.
Prescriptions n upooinlty.
Englnh, Fronch, dorman and Domestic
Toilet Honpn. donuino Farinn Cologne Mag
nolin, Ilodyonlmia, dornnlum md Florida
W,,lor; donuino Lubn'u ExLrncn; Spongos
IInir Iirlrhon and Coubn boat EDglnh Tooth
BrInlcn, II full assortment OF PAtont Modi-
.lon Coxo'n dolatino, Corn Starch Soa Mors
inrino. Bpicou OF NIL kinda, and nloct stock
~ all articles nold by drggistS Mt pricoh M low
w tho nnnlo quality ca,n bo obtained elsowhoro.
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DRUGGISTS.

flYE.hELIHHED 1892.
. 9. LEhDGsATEa. q. q. LEADEEATEk.
V. y. LgADEEATzn. III. ). LkADEEATEA
+. s. LEA DBEATEk u SONS,
NHOLNjALE Ard RETAIL DKUGGJB16
IOG nn1 l7 youth Fairfax stroot.
D',nlorn In Druyr, Chonit7,in, Patent Medi-
cnor. Paint, DIN, Dye Btuffn. bpion, nrug
glrH Fancy Goodn aud HpcEinitic1
Wholesale agent. in Northern Virginia 10.
]. g. hyor'n Modicinen nnd John Lucsn IL Go. a
Tinted Gloss aud Prepared Pmi-b, &c
Manufacturers Of Standard Pharmaceutical
.roparations.
Wo have mwic largo additions 70 our st,ch
aud nro buying ln,pding Proprietary Articles,
Chomts,lr, tAc., direct from tho manufacturers.
Wo arc therefore onabod " .npply tho trade
with NIL goods usually carried by woi'-np-
poinLod WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE At
prcon IN low ~ thopo Yivon by tho bsst hounoa
In larger cities All goods forwarded by Grst
freight or oxpronr nftcr r",oipt OF 0rdor.
prompincip In our npocinlty. Wo gnarnntnc
tho purity Of NIL dugn fnrninhod. Corro-
spoudouco inyii1d