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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-25

The Temperance Advocate says
that the time for holding the annual scs-
sion OF the Grand Lodge has not been
definitely fixed upon as yet. though it is
probable that the session will commence
on Wednesday. April 18th, at Lewiston
As soon as the day is agreed upon the
Lodges will receive due notice. Mean
while il would Ice well Tor the Lodges to
elect their delegates and alternates-two
for fifty members and less, and one for
each additional fifty or traction over fifty
10 the end that the credentials may be
forwarded to the G. W. 5. as soon Is de-
finite notice concerning the session is re-
ccived.
The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars
of Maine will meet at Lisbon Hall, in
Lewiston on Wednesday,, April 18th, at 4
O'Clock Z. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-25
and WOMANHOOD
Published M THE
Peabody Medical Institute,
NO 4, BULFINCH ST.,

Opposite the Revere House. BOSTON,
10000 COPIES SOLD THE PAST YEAR.
THE SCIENCE or LIFE, or SELF PREsER-
WALTON. Medical rr,s;ise on the Cause and
Cure OF EXHAUSTED VITALITY, PREMATURE DE-
CLINE ~ MAN, Nervous AND PHYSICAL DEBiLt-
TT, HYPocHoSDRIA, and all other diseases arising
from the ERRORS oF loUrH, or the lSDIsCRErioNs
or ExCESSES OF mature years. This Is indeed q
book for every man. Price only one Dollar. 2sS
pages, bound in cloth DIR. a. IL. HAYES. Author
Book for Every Woman.
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN,
ANDHER DISEASES or, WOMAN TREATED az
PHYsioLoGICALLr AND PArHoLoGicALLr, from
INFANCY tn OLp ACE, with elegant iLLUsrRA.
TIVE ENGRAy1SGS.
These are, beyond all comparison, the most eN
traordinlry works on Physiology ever published
There is nothing whatever that the MARRIED. OF
SINGLE of EirHER SEN can either require or wish
10 know, but what - fully explained, aud many
matters OF the important and interesting char
acter are introduced. 70 which no GIiUsion even can
BE- found Ia any other works IN our language. All
the NEW DISCOVERIES OF the Anthor' whose cS
pericnee is OF an uninterrupted masnitade-such as
probably never beore fell TO the lot OF any man
are gwen In full. No person should be without
these valuable books. They are utterly unlike any
Oth .rs ever pnOusteh.
VALUABLE BooKs.-We have received the yalu
able medical works of DIR. Albert ii. Hayes. These
books are OF actual merit, and should find place
In every Intelligent family. They are not the cheap
order OF abomnable trash, published by irrcspon
sible parties, and purchased 10 crafty coarse tastes
but are written by a pm sible professional gen
tleman Of eminence, as a source OF instruction on
vital matters, concerning which lamentlble igno.
renee exists The important subjects presented are
treated with declcy, ability aud care, and rs al
appendix many useful prescriptions for prevailing
complaints are added.-Coos Republican, Lancaster.
" H., Sep. :. lSj9.
DE-. HAYES is one OF the most learned and p"pu
lar physicians Of the day, and il entitled {" ih'
gratitude of for these invaluable proiu :,
ttons IL seems to be his aim 10 induce men ana
women 20 yoid the of those diseases To which
they arr subject aud he tells them just how and
when 10 do it fGrminyton Chronicie, Fdrmingfon,
Ne, Sep. =, 1869
These are truly scientific and popular works by
Dr. Hayes, of the most learned and popular,
physicians of the day.-TRe Medical and Surgical
Journal July, l>69.
Price of SCIENCE OF LIFE, 81 90. PHiSIoL
OGY OF WOMAN AND HER DISEASES, 900
In Turkey morocco, full gilt. g. ~. Postage paid
Either book sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Address "THE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE
or DIR. AYES, No. Bulinch street, Boston.
n B.-Dr. II. may be consulted in strictest con
fdence on all diseases requiring skill, secrecy and
experience lNvIoLABLa SECRECY AND CERTAp
RELIEF. nov IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-25
Central Railroad
OF IOWA,
At 95, Free from Tax.

This railroad runs ~ miles north and south
through the finest and most thickly settled
norton OF the magnificent state Of Iowa and
IA the only link wanting 10 connect che rail-
way centres nj - Louis AMI 81. Paul by an IN.
broken line. I.T miles shorter than any existing
route This road Offers many advantage. The
building of the railroad north fon -. Paul ID
Duluth, ut the head OfI.ake superior, where five
railroads will cenue--the construction Of tho
North Pacific railroad already bcHun-and the
rauI development of new AMI productive
country in MINES sofa and the Northwest, must
Furnish large southern traffic. A. the Upper
Mississippi il frozen over during the winter, and
II. navigation IL oftep uncertain during The sum.
mer from low water. this road NUT haze st all
times large amount OF trahsPurtt''"h, anu
monopoly " the business AZ some Seasons of the
wear IT, connections with other hines interested
lbs mutual ownership or running Arrangements
viii give " almost the catire North and south
traye! between its terminal points aud Ihcii
vicinity.
This road will have u great advantage over any
other Western line in carrying the best quality OF
coal from where II l. abundant IN southern Iowa
10 Northern Iowa and Minnesota, where none u 10
be found aud in securing return freighis Of lunl'
bsr for which the demand j. very great
The con uction OF the road j. not an expert.
ment dependent upon any uncertain negotiation
of it. bonds l Is IN the hands OF gentlemen OF
wealth and ability, comprising many leading
banker. aud railroad builders %; experience
Forty six miles 81 the line are Just completed, and
eighty a ght more are graded. An abundant sup
ply Of iron tes, and other materials hnr been con
trsctcd FOR The Company have large aud daily
increasing surplus 90 money on hani aud the stock
inscriptions, and the sales NJ The bonds, give
them ample means - push tho work forward so
that with ftv ~ weather, Il 10 expected that
the whole line f. III be completed this season.
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rhe Ladle,, soro.l. club, OF Sew York,

The Ladies' Sorosis Club, Of New York,
recently changed their discussions from woman's
suffrage to Hair preparations and Pimple Danish.
ers. They declared that where nature had not
endowed them with beauty, twas their right-yea,
their duty-to seek il where they could. So they
all voted that Magnolia Balm overcsme Sallow.
ness, Rough Skin aud Rngmark, and gave to the
complexion most distingae (sorosian) and
marble-like appearance dangerous to men, no
doubt; and that Lyons katharon made the Hair
grow thick, son and awful pretty, and moreover
prevented it from turning gray. Ifthcproprietors
Of these articles did not send the sisters an invoice
they are not smart mchi Il
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Cattle Markets.
BRIGHTON. Mar. -. ls.C

BRIGHTON, Mar. -, lss0.
Prics--Becvrs - Extra quality, sl5 90 q Is ~ (:
arSt quality sl3 5Ogl2 =: second quality, ell -
a H OO Third quality sl0VO II "a. Poorest grades
cows. oxen, bulls, &c, e. ~ g. "a.
Working oxen Extra ESQ . ~; ordinary ais
to sSsjypair. handy steers go 10 sl,li pair The
supply is light AMI has been for several weeks.
There has been more, however, a. market than
the demand requires.
Mich Cows-Mo~t ~ the Cows in MARKET OF
An ordinary grade. Prices vary according 10 tho
quality We quote extra sS 8 us head
sheer and LAmbs-eN. lots W -; -.
RemArks-For several weeks past the supply OF
Cattle from all sections has been large, AMI the
trade fpr common grades duh. The large supply
OF Western beef which has been shipped direct 10
commission houses in Boston, has had an effect
on prices and drUycrs saw that there is not much
use OF bringing a ge supply OF live Cattle -
this market until the supply of dead beef from the
West tlIscuutiGues being sent IN such large sup
plie- There were but few Cattle from Maine,
ami most OF these were small Cows aud years
old steers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-25

Is.O.-M. OkEEFE, SoS & Co, the celebrated
seed Importers and Growers, of Rochester, y Y,
have just published their annual 'CArkLoGUE
AND GUIDE To THE FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
GARDEN." This new and valuable work contains
full descriptions Of about fifteen hundred varieties
OF flowers and tgetsbles with obstruction for their
cultivation, aud directions in regard TO the best use
TO make of them in laying out parterres, gardens,
etc. IL viii be sent free application 10 NJ,
O'kEEFE. son & CO, Seedsmen and Florists,
Rochester, y. Y. 6w mara
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The Greateat Good

to the greatest number will be infsllbly secured
by a diffusion Of the knowlci,i inp ,rted in DR.
Hayes new and popular medical WORK entitled
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or sELF-PRESERvA-
TON, practical treatise upon matters deeply
concerning the health and yigor Of both old and
young of both sexes. a perussl Of this volume
has been the means ofrestorng thousands to health
anil happiness already, and its destined to long
career in usefulness. An advertisement in orr
columns. under the head of The Peabody Medi
cal Institute" will give the reader good idea OF
the work or intentions of the author. mchllm
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PEOPLES MEDICAL INSTITUTE
No. 3 BMl3nch Street,
ROSTON. MASS.

Established for the treatment Of all diseases, the
subjects of which liable to imposition and ex
torton at the hands of the advertising medical pre-
tenders who ipfest all our large cities, Is new open
for the reception OF patients. The Faculty Of the
Institute may be coudentiaiiy consulted personally
or by letter In all cases.
Its medical publications, comprising THE
MEDICAL Ex AAfINEk, monthly, Mt SO cents
year; THE GENTIEMANS MEDICAL ADvlS-
ER, and THE LADIES' GUIDE TO HEALTH, .
cents each, will be sent 20 any address on receipt OF
the price.
Ladies and gcntlemen--young, middle aged or
past the prime of life-suerng from any disease or
in6rmty arising from constitutional weakness, i'm
potency, sterility desiring medical treatment or
advice may, with the assurance thst their cores
pondence win be regarded as stictly confidential,
and be promptly answered, address, inclosing con-
sultation fee OF o., THE PEOPLES MEDICAL
or y, MORRILL,, ii. D., No. Bull
inch street, Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-25

We have watched the course OF so many dis
tressed, emaciate,l and forlom dyspepiics, of
worn out and Frustrated females, who have taken
new lease Of life, and gradually received yigor,
strength, health, and the power OF social pleasure
from the effects PLANTATION 3ITTERs, that we
are not surprised NJ the Testimonials daily re-
ceived. IL IL Is pleasure To do good in the world,
how full mast be the measure of the Proprietors
OF these celebrated Bitters
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-25

True BalsaIn .-Dr. WlsrARs BALsAM OF
Wild Cherry is truly balsam. 1t contains the
bslssmie principle ofthe Wild Cherry the balsamic
properties of tar and pine. Its ingredients are
all balsamic. Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat
Bronchitis, and consumption speedily disappear
under its balsamic influence
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WILL ALL THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
COUGH or CONSUMPTION
Read the following and learn the value of
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM,

DR.. LLOYD, ofOhio, Surgeon In the Army during
the war from exposure, contracted consumption.
He says; II have no hesitancy In stating that IL
was by the use Of your LUNG BALsAM that am
now alive and enjoying health.
DIR. FLETCHER, of Missouri, says: al recon-
mend your BALsAM in preference to any other
medicine for Coughs, and it gives satisfaction"
Aliens Lung Balsam is the remedy 10 cure
all Lung and Throat difficulties. Ii should be
thoroughly tested before using any other Balsam
IL will cure when all others fail. Directions &C
company each bottle.
u. n. HARRIS E CO.,
Sole Proprietor,
CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists.
PERRY DAVIS G SON,
Providence, II. l.,
General Agents for New England States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-25

Dexter, the fastest trotter in existence, IL Ham
bletonion. Joe Elliot the fastest year old In the
world Is iauIbletonion. Goldsmith Maid the on
ly horse which ever trotted three successive heats
in less than 20, is a Hambletenion. Bruno, the
first colt that ever trot.ed in 80 NJ four years u
age, is a Hambletonion. Aberdeen, the famous 5
year old which Won the Spirit Of the Times sake
Of ls's, distancng every competitor the FIRST heat,
is aHambletOnion. Dexter, Bruno and A Aberdeen,
are by Rysdyks Hambetonion. Joe Elliot and
Goldsmith Maid. are grand colts " kysdyRs
Hambletonion
While Pequa sket has size, style and bottom,
which make him valuable rs stock horse for
general purposes, he has n combination OF the
best strains of trotiing blood in the best trotting
blood In the country. closely connecting him in
blood, To the fastest horses Of the age.
Coupon by Gen. Knox dam by horse called
Abdaliah and believed % be- a son OF Abdallah by
MambTino, will he allowed TO serve few mares
al the same stable the ensuing season. Terms
reasonable. Coupon Is own brother - the cole
bratcd trott'ng Stallion, Nicholas, owned by j.
NJ. Littlefed, Abbot Village, Maine, IL three years
old the present season; stands IL! hands high,
without shoes, and weighs full 80 lbs has free,
open, slashiDg gait, and IN a colt OF promise.
Mares from a distance properly cared for. bot
40 risks taken.
JAMES EDGECOHD
RrownnslI March 4
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NOTICE.

yTIIIs Is to forbid all persons harborng or trust
ing my wife, ELMIRA HAMLIN, on my account
she having left my bed and board without any
provocatiou. ENOCH b. HAMLlS.
Norway, March 10, 1870.
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MARRIED..

In Norway, March 2sd, bv Rev. T. r. Merry, Mr..
II. r. Brown and Miss Mary r. WIZ, ooth OF
Norway. ~
In Norway, Me. Mar. goth. $50. by Ed. Jesse
Cav Mr.. Dennis Holt of Norway and Miss Angie
II. small Of Stoneham.
In Waterford, Feb 18th, W. NJ. Brooks, OF Har.
rison and Mrs susan T.. Wtham of Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-25

In the Treatment Of Diseases incident to Females,
has placed DIR DOW at the head Of all ply sicians
making such practice a specially, and enables him
to guarantee a speedy and permanent cure In the
worst cases of Suppression and all other Mensfrt'
al Deransemeats, from rhaterer cause All letters
for advice must contain 81. Office No. ENpi
corT STREET, BosToS.
NB.-Board furnished to those desiring to re
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1859. ly
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@k @k
PEQUAWKET I!
GRANDSON OF
Rysdyk's Hambletonian,

VIII make the season Of 1870 at stable Of the sub.
senber in Brownfeid, Oxford County, nj s2s ~ "
insure mare In foaI
Peguawket Is dye years old the present season,
IA blood bay with black points, one white foot
behind; stands full Ia hands high, and weighs
over loo pounds has light elastic step, plenty
OF bone amt muscle never has had proper driving,
bur can show less than three minute gait. Was
sired 10y Gideon, he by Rysdyks' HambIctoniou,
by Abdstllab, by Mambuno, by imported Messen-
ger. The dam Of Pequawket was by Hiram Drew.
out of fast trottng mare, (said To have trotted N
2:35 when dive years ODD by Old Eaton. The
dam of Gideon was half sister 10 Lady suffolk by
thoroughbred Engineer: (tme Of Lady Suffolk
2 :2S In lstS Tie dam ~ Hiram Drew was by
Vermont Black iiawk atinre VI Hiram Drew, :sii
In public, 2 :25 in private.) Old Eaton Was by
Morgan horse, out Of mare by Winthrop Messtn'
ger, weighed 400 pound, and could trot In 40
with ease, see Maine Farmer" Of Feb. ~, 1910.
zen. sherman, (time 2:S2,) owned BY Abran
Woodward. Esq, OF Bangor; was out Of the same
dam Of Pequawket W. Woodward has marc
one year older than Pequawket, out Of the same
dam, which is claimed 10 go close 20 2:y. y. ;.
Palmer OF Bangor, has JiiH sister TO Peqnauket,
one year younger, which as a three year old,c0uid
show 20 gait: claimed 10 be the fasts mare OF
her age In the state.
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DIED.

In Greenwood, Mar 18th insi, Mr.. John Dacy,
aged 81 years.
In Bethel, Mar. nth, Angelina, only daughter OF
Chas y and flaylla A. Brown, aged year, 10
mos and IL DAYS.
In West Bethel. Mar 18th inst, Freddie @. son
OF Greenfield and Mary Lowell, aged years.
IL Brownicld, Mar. 10Th, Freddie =, only re-
naming son OF Dennis NJ and the late Ann 81.
Mcserve. passed To his eternal rest.
In West Poland, Mar. 10Th, Widow Mary Rearce
(sister of Rev. x punhSIn. ofBryant's Poudl.
For many wears she was a member or the Bap-
tist Church in Hebron. but the last few years of
her life she was a member OF he Baptist Church
at Mechanic Fails she reached good old age
being 81 when she passed away. The Righteous
hath hope in his DEATH Her funeral services
were conducted by Rev. X. J, Lnngridgc assisted
by Elder Libby.
In Hiram, Feb. 18th, Mr.. James w Haven, aged
81 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-25
State DUiudtiOn

of he Wild Lands in the County of
Oxford for 1870, is rs follows:
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Meetings every Friday evening at the
Baptist Vestry, at Z o'clock. Initiation
every evening. \ very pleasant and
comfortable room is now provided for the
meetings.
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wish to spread abroad the great benefit have
derived from the use of DR. HARRIsoN'S PER
IST ATTIC LoZESGES. | have suffered years
from the worst Piles. | USED EVERYTHING To
No PURPOSE, until found the Lokeugesi in less
than month was cured, and have only TO resort
to them when eostiveness RETURNS, and always
lind instant relief. :. %. NEAL. For sale ut No.
fremont Temple, Boston, by f. A. HARRISON
4 CO, Proprietcrs, and by all Druggists. Mailed
for % cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-25

- MEN TO CANVASS AND SELL SEWING
- MAGAZINES. Address,
b. H. YOUNG,
Feb. II, 1870. Norway, Me-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-25

MAGNOLIA wATER-A delightful toilet arti
Gle superior TO Cologne, and at half the price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-25

So faras we can lealn every compIetetl railroad
IN the Northwest }. ne; only earning The interest
IN hs bonds. but All ,id"nd on Its stock. and NO
believe the Central OF Iowa must occup! An equally
strong dusuical position.
The amount Of Bond, to be .Ssue'l il hut sl5,oOo
,,nr IN IA. ,r Ia. Lnan fniir Inlilnns. In al.
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NEW CARPET STORE
GARDNER JORDAN.
Criminal COsts--March Term.

TREAsuRERs OFFICE, OXFORD COUNTY,
March 81, 1870.
Statement Of costs in Criminal Prosecutions, al
wed by the supreme judicial Court, March
-I..-n
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OF which over One Million have
already been sold.

A we consider these securities among the
choicest in the market, we have no doubt that the
remainder will be rapidly taken thai it may DO
we'll for parties desiring To pnrclase, TO do go al
once.
WE RELIEVE THERE WILL BE NO
MORE FAVORABLE TIME To SELL
GOVERNMENTS, AND BUY REALLY
PHYSICIANS RAILROAD SECURITIES
--SUCH As THEsE--THAN THE PRES
ENT.
AMER full examination we hare accerted al
Agency for the Sale o! the above flrst Mortgage
nonds ami desire 10 recommend them 10 our
customers A. 4 THOROUGHLY SAFE, As
WELL Al PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. We
have no hesitation IN saying that, ia our opinion
the most important aud vaInabic roads In tho
West.
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February.


from
: emen outh the
out from al
life rid that
which,
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Wanted.

$lUyc-2S
HoRATIo AUSTIN, Treasurer.
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Bryant's Pond. Mar. 22, 1870.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-13
81 GAZETTE.
TUEsDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13.

FASHION NoTEs. Moss agate sleeve buttons
are as popular as ever. Sapphires, set around
with diamonds, are the latest novelty. Sealsklp
and Aatrachau caps are to be worn by young
gentlemen. Roman antique brouzers are the
popular mantel and console a ns"
invention has been patented-a wire sp1ios TO
secure ladies' wells. ChinchIlla. beaver iui'
and melton ove.eoats are worn with Ve'Vet Coz
lsrs. A patented stocking supporter Is 'aA1 ms
the place Of rartersf for ladies' stockings. a Il;
optine vold chain OF lat roller workmanship -
considered very fashionable. Pink TOP t. klo
cloves ar. no longer fashionable. Bindings
have taken their place. Roman antique gnId
iewelry bids fair to supersede Etrnscan as the
season advances. jewelers. say hat moro or
paments Of Etruscan gold are sold this season
than ever. King William overcoats ore very,
popular. They have a large circular cape ana
a sailor collar. Blue diagonal Derby coats, with
vests to match, are the thing for young men S
wear this season. Rife green Scotch wlnseys
are very popular for plain dress walking suits
in rough weather. Bindings are out OF fashion
on gentlemen's clothing. Double stitched cdg'
ings have superseded them.
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NEXANDRIA GAZETTE n VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
BOATS.
GHOETEST ROUTE TO WILMINGTON
= CHA KLESTON, SAVANNAH. EEW
ORLEANS, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH.
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK AND BOSTON
MSHIP COMPANY

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK AND BOSTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
On and after MONDAY, October Il, 1871
th4 ,ew iron steamboat LADY OF .sSaE =
TIVE LAKE." Captain J. y. penty, ESSNsssai
will lesvc Wmcs' wharf, Georgetown mn
DAYS nEd nE: KSDA Is, at II a m ana
her wbnrf, foot :. seventh street. st l p. m,
reaching Eorlalk tao following nlurnlngs, con-
nccrns with :he :. snd !. !. r for I'll points
south. and with the steamers OF The Mercosnt''
ard iiin"r.' transportation Conpany for Bos'
Ton, whici. leave every thursday ana FIJI
DAY; returning leave Norfolk TUESDAY
ND YR!:;AT vt 4 i. N.
Fare 10 Hc~riv!H, SIS; round trip, SIS.
Fare to Boston. including meals and state
room, St6.
For freight or passage apply to JIG. Waters,
Georvctown, D. CD g Philips, ALEXANDRIA,
Va; V. Z. Groner, Norfolk. va:or to
s. P. BROWN s. SON,
General Agents. corner Of Fifteenth street and
New York avenue, where through tickets to
nil principal points south can b7 procured.
ucL lS-tf
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F;OIOMAC FERRY COMPANY,

April u, 1870.
In order to promote public convenience, the
steamers Of this line will. or to. NOR = L.
row Wednesday, tee 9th instant, q ssEasE5as
commence their hourly trips from Alexandra
at 7 a. H.; last trip from Alexsudria ut p. m;
first trip from Washington city st 7 a. M; last
trip from Washington city S. p. m.
By this arrangement o safe hourly COM
municution may be had with Washington, ana
connection made with the o'clock a. IN. train
for Baltimore.
The steamer WAWASET is making her
usual trips down the Potomac to Conc river
and IN Intermediate landings, leaving Aiexandc!a
Tuesday end Friday mornings at 7 o; m;
S. S. HOWlSON,
President Potomac Ferry 90.