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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-06

G. W. JAMESON. - :. 49,. C. H. COLLINS.
.IA.Ml11E s COLLINS 4-I4
IRON. AND BRASS FOUNDERS, 81. ~
go Cor. Royal and Wilkes SITS, 4. -
100 g. 80. - 80 ALEXANDRIA, VA. =.
CASTINGS Of every description made at
short notice. go Loo. El-o 80.
Cash paid for old Iron and Brass. jan 17-tf
nAS9AMD STEAM HITTING n.
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TLAMS AND OYSTERS.

i i'-MN1s'.A AND OYSTERS.
A branch Of the house of TURNER 81 CO.,
foot of 18th street, Washington, has been open
ed at the foot of King street, in this city, al
which OYSTERS and CLANS, fresh from the
waters of the Chesapeake, can always be obtain
ed at the cheapest market rates lie 18-1m
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arNYEs. TINWARE. &c.

,TOTICE TOALL WHOM IT MAY CON
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From ALEXANDRIA &c

Goods per New York, PhiladeIphia and Bal.
timore steam lines, and Adams Express, u
care of Il. II. Havenner, Freight Agent, at Alex
andria, will be forwarded IS far as Lecsburg
free Of charge, other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Al
exandria and Loesburg and Intermediate Sta
tons at cheap rates.
Round trip tickets good only for day Of issue
between Alexandria and LeeSburg, and between
those places and Intermediate points, are issued
at reduced rates ,.
WASHINGTON BLYTHE,
nv Ply General Superintendent
THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
TOmAC ROUTE
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THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO
RINHMNND 4 ND TILE SOUHH.

THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO
RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH.
u-s FAST AND COMFORTAB l. L
SssSastgssssszsS TEAMERS leave Washington city
twice daily, Sunday p. II. excepted, from the
wharf foot Of It'll street, at $40 q. m, and O:0J
=, m, stopping ut Alexandria each way, and
connecting at AQuia Creek with the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad with et-
egant cars, supplied with elegant sleeping chars
on all its trains. Through tickets anu baggage
checks to all points South.
10th boats STOP at Alexandria going and re-
turninD SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent Of Transportation.
j, B. GENTRY Gen |. Ticket Agent,
NV l3-tf Richmond, Va.
WASHINGTON, ALExA. GEORGETOWN 3. 4
81 o. m m 80 Ez
.ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, March
Z J llth, 1868 and until further notice. Local
PASSENGER Trains viii run between " AHIilNG-
TON and ALEXANDRIA as follows :.
. LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,, from the corner
Of ST. Asaph and King SITS, at G:UU SUI and IOUO
a. m, and 100 300 and , 6;A p. M. .,...,.-,
LEAVE WASHINGTON from Maryland
Avenue Depot at 100, 900 and 100 Il. m, and
ZOO 4:20 $50 and 1870 p. IN.
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS
LEAVE WASHINGrON, from Maryland
Avenue Depot, at Cos q m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA, from the corner
of ST. AsNph and King streets, at and 10 AN?
and and 3 p. m, and from corner of Duke and
Henry streets 1T $50 p. ~.
LEAVE WASHINGTON, from M&ryIaAd
Avenue Depot, st G.O5, 9 and II q. H., and -
''-' '''' 0, A. STEVENS, Gen. bupt
w. j. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. [my
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CHAD ROB.-25 kits fine Shad Roe, in small
~ packages for family use for sale by
my rs GEO. WASHINGTON,
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GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS.

VI
A full assortment of Heavy Linen Drillings
and Duck, Stripe and Twill Cotton Goods for
Summer Pants, with everything desirable in
that line.
Also, Gentlemen's Gloves, Half Hose, Sus-
penders, Collars, Cravats, Gauze Shirts &c.
Call and examine at No. 81, King St., corner
of Fairfax lie 20] r. L WOOD.
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ZEPH ENGLISH is partner in our house
from this date. The business in future will be
conducted under the firm namc of ENGLISH,
PAUL s. CO., Wholesale Grocers.
jy 1T GREGORY PAUL.
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NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

The undersigned have this day entered into
copartD ership, under the firm namo of GREG
DRY s. ENGLISH, IS General Commission
Merchants. S. i. GREGORY,
.u- gsf ZEPH ENGLISH.
Warehouse No. 20. cor Water and King sts.,
July l, 1S6S--tf a,, Alexandria, Va.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-17

- " .suen
,l.,saS st,lo s'es Ne e.ss asir fAmss
80 go. -. -. 49,. ~. -. 80. n
1870. - 49, s,t.h.t srari
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d NA-HssS meaen UhenE eeafy sx0pt banday
ip% az II "
80. Eeme4ss srsel
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ns. 10y. - swnsen end TveAs to
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s;ms. sMSsss = ,. 49,. ssas 80 e.e ns
'H' bssM feee.smS eaily s.,.pe eesasy after
Snva 9. nsh ron fhAassiPeh,sayA t
LPstPn ee..I p oet.l
n e.sSihe ~ p9 - p m.
Lssvs Minersyiiis dsAy iexesps sssday ct
,o,.xTso Is e Is:Se 2 n, :. s.isla
"a 49, ssfe.essus ~ ssss -
- - f.ls-1a a. bsa
Lssvs Missnsil,s daily szospt Sunday at
Sr - ..e~s.h s4.4Ass EfsaJ
nve ~ Donaldson ~ N. as
Lay lpnatosoN eaiiy ssxeepe ssenAay at
Ssn. go. ...assA sgeis e'toias sss,4
no, nnvs ~ Minsrsyili: by san.t 70 =,
'oAs fio@ rotsv.Ie, - besse, nsusea'n and
= 1nss osasrsnA ID miles and
-, bsm. 1mss : sssk. .,L.e -.
| hssvs rottsuhe oany sneeps Sanday At
1892 ts..7. .aa..sl zeal
Arrive st osnarsii, BY $3.50 pm...g -.
I Leave Csnraiis enily cxospt eundayat 0
. gArl Is. ..As.h TOTO als,5i
ao., a m. ~ rossstns ~ - q. ~
SY1o FI X2 - nn :.
49, ,,m... 49, : IN. -
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. ossuI ~ .sSa
-, Lesys Wisc.!ses Assssy, WsssssdaS and
I0ey 0Jeo- y g+ai'AA ST. Z =
a., AfnvSss IssnsssylHas.-.sa
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hssmses - seSseesose. 70 aesass' ~
mhes sna psok, tWoe Y.
Ia. Leave l Dss.iduso ssssy sse fr'day ATT
49, 49,
Leave Gratis Fussdsy ssS lsasurssy at 7
q. y. =. .s,..g,.ss az. aa5.uia .ssst %
49,. ns ~ nonasesco y ms .,
fosI From Pine Grove, y syihnsn sd Fried.
- E&sn.ssrs. 70 sshsyinh haven, IL miles
and back, three times wsek;1 :
Leave Pine esoys tuesday, thsrsday and
osssrdsy ses m.t. te.b .rsel
1 Ave s = sonuiy,k M haven ~ Lana n.
Day and esansasy ~ - n.ssil Sss4g a.,
-, .,'nrsise 9. Pine ass.esy,Spn.a =
so2S From fee.sias 70 saint olaas, nilss and
back siI dmss MssE 2 : sr,uA
an. ..si = ,.slfl - sgI1E
h nnvs - - az IN, y ~ sss e. ~
a nsevs 81 oiAr dsaly ssesps sunday, at 7
am. Sew > EsssE vi
S'H 4sNvs - fcsesstneb ~ . n. .0ssI
Proposals also invited for service twslvs
iimss wssk = = .siAs.a = sr.aA
wy Fen tAsmnsv,ns 10 ofwigssars. q miles
and back, six times wssk.r yE'5lE
Leave Lssaingvillss AAily sxsspt Sunday,
49, ~. V ssa..'... gE1N os-l
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=" IL isl ATI
eLklesHs YD.-- -
rurvN virs. 0 miles sua Sseh, IN sinss
tst1s weekPs tssssSl lIs{sS''Rs'3 ,vssd
Leave watsoutown daily, sscspt Sunday,
-, 81 0 an. Stsh3 siisSo = s~ifTA
AsNs Atrive' Al it,ySotvVIis nv 10 ,saaa akfs
! Leave TurbotyiiIs lduIiy, slssptI n nday
Sts'H az I'm. ssa1ssF sFssf'srssa 'sssst
II. Arrive nj Watsontow. he a m a s..a
2ols From Nv 81 nv sliSSrS ssd' Aivira TO
1 tfhN hfInsp0rt, B Mills and bssk N ssnes q
week to slifer, and tviss . vssk the
q ss,I m..osfY - - ~. Z 80
ArriYo At slifer nv 8pm.I e-ss
y -Iisys sliisr S.ily sicsps susdsysl $50
Arrive at Dsvsrt by tip'm.ss--asa
Lssys eRfsr Wsdnss ~ IA sstsrdsy At
80 tfSm.1 ,S~f''aE 'Tf--Ss- rcI-T'
Arrive At Elinspors By . am. tssl-s
ss Msso S1sp'rs "'dns'asy ego p ss'sr YNy
hs9 Arriys 81 sIifsr ~ "a m. GssiIs-F
2ole From NopthumSs,isnS ~. vyvs,ld 10
week. ""'' "'0 '''A II ''A''
Iaays No,<bn,shs,,sna as,,v .vs.,x San.
- Sry.. ss,sn = ''' '-H'Ss ' "a' Gun
Ar,ixs A. N.r Rail, hvsrt.sT
n Law. Nv B.riie ss,i ~ s v se.,A.x a,
- Mfw 80 y s "-o'p '"N'Us ~
I Arrive a Nortbuubsr,.,d ~ o A m
ao4f Fror, tIs,r Jc.- ~ %.saSsas a -. ,a
bseI. .ir tim.s y ~ " Z, 80 ~ ."'
Leave H.rndsn daily erceps sunday a, 4
Sc TsrS5f-' "'"s e1.SeP'SS.2 ~
,,ix. a, r,.v.,,s. --strT
Issvs Tvsvn,scs AZ: .oRa.x. =, A
asysFs ,.s->s-'e'-S- N~'y sAosPs oun"oy ~
81 ysfvs ~ iHs,rsor y, $1,000
I -
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4 Ill. IN ,iise Shss.d.x Al IA .m
,,u F,nm' Fn,in.. ~ "a p,;ssx,il. niI.. and
II = bseI. 81 4 'vssk. - = - ~
IsavH EnnirunI Th.y.dav al nm
A,,ivs nj Pricsvijls IL an
IsaSs Prissriiis Thn,sdsy Al ioam.
Arr;ya a. EaninnnL bvIym
o,.o P,an, H".ses.i" =. 3..h.n, ,or.,,.r,.
Ps,,, ~ "a go ~. ,,m.. .
| ..as 'N''' '
Law uon..a.,. r...a., rh.,.d.v and
Ssturdsv "A n =
Il Arrive nj Tsnnsr,s Fslis ~ 4 m.
,Lsavs Tsnnors Falls Tussday. Thursday
A '1r,l and saturdsy Al sam,
Arrive at Honcsdals By 10 m.
2l4s From Honssdais, by Dybsrry and Riley.
Fsi vile, 10 Cold Spring, 10 milsa and back,
twice . week. : : I :, =. 49,
Leave sHonssdals Wednesday and Satur.
itrT day ST n. rfH sfF 40. boz.
Arrive ct Cold Spring By IL am,
Leave Cold Spring Wednesday and Satur.
| dsyA lpn.4 - 49,
arrive ~ hoassd.ie y IN.
zisf sfon nonesdse' ~ bsrnn oehsro TO- o.
NaFPd8akUrO
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Leave Moorsstown Saturday ct pm.
Arrive at Wind Gap BY $50 m,
2oi5 From Frssmansburg TO Butstown, 2 miles
and back, six umss week. -.
Lsav. Frssusnsburs daily except Sunday
Arrive al Du,stovn By II N.
Lave Batztovn daily except Sunday u 8
Arrive at RrssuAnsbsrs By Am.
1910 From Esatop, BY stouts, sprinktove, Dur
sonvills, Bsdminltsr Apd. Dublin to
Doylsstoxn, 30 snil's and beck, sno'
Leave Raslon Wednesday At 8 am.S 4I,r
Arrive at Doylsstoun at . NJ
Leave DoyIsstovn, Tuesday AZ Gam,
Arrive ct Easton by 4 p N. y, -,
2Ol7 From Bsthlshsm, BY ShosnsrsIills, wsa-
10 miles and back, three times . week.
Lssys Bsthlshsm Aoadsy, Wednesday, and
Friday st II. m.:s 'gs-'- b .,g,,v sIrr'
nd Arrive Al Pstsrsville BY 3p NJ.
Leave Pstersvills Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at Q aml grssa. ID q s..,J
Arrive at Bsthishsm, by 10 am.
2Ols From rBsthlshsn. BY H.pevsrilie and
Bath. TO Chapman QuArriss, III miles
and back, three times week.
Leave 9sthiehsm Tussds1 Thursd.y and
Saturday "a mIeaiL it,,.I G.g4a a.,E
Arrive at Chhpman 0uArriss by p m.
ra Leave 0hspasn Qusrriss Tassd.J. Thurs.
day M Saturday at o q m. or.
Arrive Al nsthlshem BY 0 o m,ygs,t
2oie Prom FIIcksv,.b, By Dslpsburg and John
sonVills, to POrt..,ad 10 miles and back
three times week. s'fl~ ,vl,llB,
Lsay. Fiieksvilis Monday, W'dnssdsysnd
Friday at am. ~ ,alAs rsnSs.i1
Arrive At Portisnd BY ian. ty4,4
Leave Portland Monday, wsdnssa.,V and
Friday AZ 20 M ~ ~ - stltsi
Arrive ut flicksviiis By Bpm, ssSsI
2O2o From Bethlehem 70 Rittsrrills, - miles
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NEW YORK and NEW HAyEN RAILROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY g, 1903.
Passenger station NewYork
ave. Entrance 90 Tweuty-seventA-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW. YORK:

TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:
Haven and BdigsPort 200 seo (EIE L@ a. ma
for Mior str.,ord Fhrsed Southport we.,por,
For Ess.lt !s se o., 800 noo ial' CEr, 400 CErN
70, % 6, lsh 90 co. NJ 20 am as 40 snpm
For stanford 7oo, ao I 20 ll9oa Iais tEI ais 400
so rseusich aud intermediate stations 100 400 nNAm AIS
80 ''' ~ coSxRcTISG TRAINS.
Foe Boston gseh, 500 Ok 900 (Erl, acc
POr Hartford and SPngssJ (EI iAIs 500 tRI) Ics
For Connection, River Railroad (E1l IAsp MOO
For ilsT,orl F2.Sdsacs .ai F.hl Railroad 500 CRI MS
For ssrarsu New LOudos and stOnuson Railroad Hso
Foi Canal RAILROAD a l2ls SOsAlnvtOn and WI
Fer ISu..touic Railroad, acc N, &op.
FS 6.bs and Sor~s Rsiroad 100 300 n 240A
''''"''''' ''''''-' - ysMEs ii HoYT, sapt
NEW JERSEY X. R.-For PHILADELPHIA,
fs y ~ sd Ar ssss nd si St 81
ron mi wEs9 cncan.ti .ss cAiesss.s'e en-. & h,
one S.as' s SaSss SpSeo. - cSeDS.r :. ~
sl1 n irsiS. b. other lines Fsy compartment 9o DC
SS1s.0s one train ,5' Of a ? W ' 4cKsoS a
RARITAN aud DELAWARE BAY RAIL
W FOR LONG. BRANCH,
'o' nv En- From %n Pier No. O. zoo. Of cSs,nbsS.t
Ds soSy. A., '.ofpe p,. :, "a al, and
By the Mvonte stespep
JESSE HOYT and NEcERSINK
Returning leave Long Brunch At 1888 n audi
Tom'sR River at $50 a. N and lto p m.
Arriving 10 New.rSk a; $50 m. and ST
JuAs %. 1904 -'. W. 4 sSsDBs 4 Co, Lesssst
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND
vi @ e WIN " .af a.a :, a a
Tor South ssventhsL, wllGAmsburSb) at soS $50 He
$50 for ishp and intermediates ssossi 81 6;le u ~
Jsmsiea Reiurnas leave siP a. s;fa and "a and a. -
ping Of intermediate stations aud from jamaica nuvns NV
foFk al 1;eo e3 956 q NJ aDd 6:23 D. "a.
Pssseegcn for kOekAsay and Fire Island vii leave me
and 40 p n trAins
Pssngs ,ieised Dtbaggsgs CHECKED .sd ssr rs I.s4
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4 CYCLONE IN WISCONSIN.

AT GAINESVILLE early on Saturday evening, ga q
hight cloud was observed coming from INC so' 49,,
moving at a very rapid rate. Al the SAINT NJ TscSf,
black cloud passed the OrchE'd % - ot6er
6ehenCks AS these clouds appIoaVneu 90, ynisa
they settled down TO the EARTH ana 10Y, 80 ~
was heard, resembling the moving OF d hS",S rSn 90
ears accompanied by terrific peals OF 80
clone formed u shape like large DallOQH, ~
trunk extending 10 the ground A. tuis tllo II , nau
reached the farm Of Mr. Holmes. Inc hfsJ ddh'ge uo
as te tearing down Of few rods OF renee theh
Srapar lftr 20 feet in the air landing on the Cp
si siie Of a fence Next came barn, u by p, Whch
taken mn and torn 20 pieces just before the tornado
st~ncb Tho baru Mrs Ellen MOnahan 70 years OF age
800 ont 10 take care OF little boy, WHO was In the baIH
sritb his SISTER about years of Mrs. hohann
vas taken M in the Mhirlwnd audinstanty killed Inc
.iTl WAS taken up also incredible as u may
secm to hight Of fifty feet (sOme who witnessed lt ~
one hundred ecU Ter clothes were torn OF ana
distance doing Der bodily injury. When asht NV
high she was blown, she answered, o Sir! was "o'
up 10 the sky The storm then took an elstel9 ~
ton. dropping down the earth 81 low tat ie .,
ing short distance away could see over We M cr 70
and IN ITS progress lifted eighteen stacks OF g' ~
ing some Of it "a distance OF forty fous' uutos .
bundles and completely hreshing ihe gtSa'c pa a.
went The cloud about the s'Ie W aldItc Vi ,
tent Al no place in its path dIa II C0EoI . t
Nhrce rods In width, aud when at instance ol % 80
miles from the OF ITS earthly career u hetI1T 10
ron over ON tho side Of the huge balloon now ana tt
seudino ouf volume Of chained lightning, accompanied
with loud and long peas OF heavy thunder ana passing
away IN the distance. leaving little or no ram
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6bmtrs for Busintss yfltn.

6banus for CUISINES yflm
A PHYSICIAN wishes to SELL n PRACTICE
~ Of standing ch section Of the county Address
DOCTOR TnbaBe Ofor, ~ \. City.
A GENTLEMAN, with large connection in
"A baops hardware and notion dealers r'h {" meet With
few good that be could Introduce BE other goods At
dress J. T., Tnbupe ohee.
DRUG STORE.-A first class DRUG STORE
Tor SALE hurshug village 81 Inhabitants center u The
Se tn located AID doing geod business Terms Address
DRUGGIST, Boz No I'll Trrbuus Omee n Y. ...
TO DRUGGISTS or CAPITALISTS.-The
II the best ing Drug the West wishing
retire iro business offer Tor "a IN their goodwill
kc The vel Known TO the trades established Tor the
past 10 year an 49, esrp dong business % about $4,000
yea osd Of the nosi Goursug and important oftbe
lake ee with other Whosssls the place
,nol' good opportunity Tor practical druggist capitalist to make
Investment special partner Apply address further n
nation DANIEL hocoTTER Drug Brokers No 50 Cedar
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Excursions.
STEAMBOATS, anS SailrOabs.
INV SAILING ARRASG RMENT.
AIh ANn alnlA on ~ LnN MnE1

s
bristol LINE-AT 8 p. NJ.
TO BOSTON PROVIDENCE. AND INTEiiaEDIGTE FONTS
The Largest and FASTEST Steamers the World having 500 STATE Rooms
BRISTOL,
Capt M6SBhf vi S' and FR6ls '''
PROVIDENCE,
Capt SIMMONS asp m TUESDAYS THURSDAYS aud sATuR
cusng With The EIPrs" Train " Bristol the following morning At
arriving Boston At oeloeI H. a. conveyance.
T,h, ll,u lo- the landed in Boston .tsi.m.
JAMES FISK, j.. Managing Director
FOR N0RWALK and DANBURY. Railroad
NELLY WHITE leave, Pier No a. Es:, Rive, S 81 aTf
ss n. bsnSary and R.os Returning
a1's South sorrak At 7 or on arrival Of the DAaouy aud
Fs 5 ssaS Ersn,so Ticket. 81 as Stages souSsO for New
FARE % CENTS.-Afternoon boat for Yon-
& Sy1s sI SI s s Sf ws,;s EyS
AFTERNOON 800 Thirty fouA o. (Sunday e1espteI Re
aaag .1ys, Hartnrs Is ERT .odss sns
ssaI ia S,.lol $50 Fare e Syaei . cents to Yooi,r: !;
GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS WHITE
s0TS b6cS GIESc6SE GiRsSoo6 and koSlS On l
T1sG1kS c,T ro. ;;. Pier - sap DAILY SsaH
FOR ALBANY and TR0Y-Fare 81 so,
hung q - fSs,B ss M M ': sS'1gsS s3 h ~
leave Per No Moth Rysr nsrh Of KvERY EvESIsG
ls.i.y, eIesPs oe,eel and foot q TbI toqh.t $50
with Rensselaer, and Lake ChamplaH
Mntrea Lake George Saratoga al saton Also With
rail North Adams. Burlington nd points Fast sunday
Returning Troy az Albaay O'Clock Sseoomf
secured odlcs, M. 31S wsstst
NAY LINE for ALBANY and TR0Y.-The
~ a. yTBBARD apd DANIEL DREW will leave alter.
nAef Deabrosst 100 lOurthst
Landing wst PoiHt Cornwall Eewbugh PauEhkeepsie
Rhnsbck TNOh Csisk and Hudson Albany with
train sAraiog and al paints North train EewYork
irA and SasQaehannA Railroads The steamboat SENECA transfers
70 TToJ % arrival At Albany without charge
WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT MANS
w FIELD LAKES MEMPHREMAGoG AND wILLoUGHRY
FINEST LAKE SCENERY IN THE UNITED STATES,
VIA CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY
20 MILES SHORTER THAN AMY OTHER ROUTE
Leaves Nsslos via EewiAvsn Railroad at l9S noOa or
m or by New Hayea steamer at Peos alp at 3;lb
Ga Saturdays The l2;l' train sleeping At,sh gOes cogh
10 the Lake, without
Maps particulars AppsOns Railway Guide and Buts sus
Of Connsetieut River Valley.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY
Trains City for Psrmont b;is m Ia
an sa, indes7P The ss Freight aud LEA "a ssd s D
n. Passenger run through 10 honssy. .-..' y
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ga5 Schools
dtatbtrs.

y accomplished and experienced COVER
~ MISS jss-es visiting rreuta position Music specially.
Careful culture given delicate ehrea Address for rsiIeuc &c
NJ p. T. n. Nesark y J.
A GRADUATE of YALE, experienced in this
branch department Of Rhetoric Eugh Literature
ETC. Boz thorough rsptutou Classic Higher fugh rersaty
from position, etc Address RhbIOkt M1detown
Colu.
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NITCHELL,S sCHC

OI.D SERIES REVISED TO DATE
MTTCUFILS PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY. 1000.
EiTCHEiLS SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS
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