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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-10-05

N
ut occurred some years ago In our
State, that the question came spin .
public meeting in -- township,
VIII &fe9R wa b1EfY9
Strange a. it may seem, the clergyman.
the deacon, and the phy,iciap IA faycred
granting licenses. hsquSstidd Nhstbbut
to be put weeP allpt Rncs tDars~ ssoss
female. She was thinly clad, and her
apoenUVv1J4li sdl 1o,4l pat yst3hr
edness, and that her mortal career was
almost ended. After =, u1DUl1Eaof b
lsnce, all eyes being fixed upon her, she
stretched her attenuatedu bods tp ass gk
most height and her. long arms to their
gsAHGSs Hhkth, AekH GersvostS Nbsa)
shrill pitch, she called to all to look up
on her. :sTAxxN kHa s-ssaA ~ "A
Yes" she said, look ap |q q ans, and 4.
then hear me. All tina. the last speaker
has said in rs's:sea. fX2per.MdEI"k.s
true. All practice, all experience, de-
ss:;ssssrdi;ssa2. aidtrhf1I'.:s''s s q
excess. You all know me, or once did.
You know I was once mistress of the
best farm in town. Yea .aat know too.
I had one of the best, the most devoted
husbanAsJ- You at kaov I had fine.
noble.h earted. industrious boys. Where
are they now, Doctor? Where AFe they.
now? You all know. You oil know
that thsy ahs - s,saws side .hy vide, IN
yonder church. yard; all, every one Of
them filling TIE drunkard's grave. They
were all taught that temperate drinking
wssssls-s1ssssaasaeaasehtAeAsAssiA-
ed, and they never acknowledged excess.
They quote SOD, 'xn0 YOU, pointing;s
with her Cd led of . finger, to the priest,
deacon, and doctq kit&,. o.
thought ttPmsel Z ufer 1uh|
teachers. but IT, Ia chi \
coming ovl & my tA4 bssspScS
with dismaf and horror; / felt we we're
to be all ovefWnvnmed fuUnc c0111s0sF
ruin. l tried to ward of tho blow l.
tried to break the SPELL delusive
s;ss1l:1k1sxd aykdee::sa '. j
husband and sons. begged. prayed.
By" "r The 1 %,i:,se !s|s n" s.ss .s
-.;S;$H)iiaKalltYf71lsH lRsfll.: si sss'
(who sits under the pulpit there, who
took our farm to pay his rum bills) sold
them the poison; the DOCTOR said ., little
was good, and excuses ought to be
avoided. My poor husband and dear
boys N9l64 W. 20 l1s4n thsycOp p
not escape; aud one after another were
conveyed to thss6ff6esuf" grave ~ Tie
ss.H. &::NRs3fsT1|.:: " X
sand has nearly run. I have dragged
my exhausted frame from my, home,
your poor. house, to warn you, De1sos1
to warn yousfaats teAekSr dfHod B word
and with her arms high thrown. and
her tall form stretched to its utmost, and
hssy voice raised to an unsarthly pitch,
she exciaitned ~ NJ shall soon stand
before the judgment seat Of God shall
ssast ysaNtses& yen laks soidsss sud n
a witness against } on ALL" ,svps
The miserable female vanished; q
dead silence pervaded the assembly; the
priest desoep. aud doctor hung rthejs
heads and when the president of the
meeting put the question, "Shall intox
icatine liquors Be sold in this town? ~
the unanimous vote was mo u'-Lun.
caster Nv. H. Herald.
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NJ ..HttIetoWn. t'onn.. Az. TT. lSF.
$4,000 REWAR RID
For u Better Tonic than
.BGRHAYE's ! H0bLtAB + I. El1fl1S

prepared from tine choice st MI most graf eful
tonic and carminatives in the vegetable king
dom. This is not new and untried remedy
hut one known for yeaiS past and used in the
families OF thousands OF our citizens through
out the North. South. East and West for lbYeS-
PErSlA i'll All its forms. For Piles. Act,ti,y
Indigestion, Heartburn Heartburn, Headache,
The INTRINSIC value of these Hitters justitcs us
In Offering them to the public with conf
dence which the MOST donkttul viii gain by n
single trial. We DO not prepare them as a
GR"C, but as y MEDIcrSE. and they Will he
found. not IN saloons. but in respectable Drug
The Greatest Medical Discovery
" # ri ~ known to MAN! as r.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-10-05

N. r; We caution the public from purchasing a
et bearing the name .Arion.' All genuine Arion
Pianos bear the name Patent Arion." and can only
be purchased from New York Warerooms, or our
authorized Agents throughout the United States.
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CHARLES NJ. EVANS,
: =: Proprietor.
Formerly,
G. NJ. JACKSON & Co.

These Remedies are for Sale bv
F Druggists, Storekeepers, and
Medicine Dealers everywhere.
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Dr.. Hollands Greek Oil,
Cure for all Kinds Of Pais,
and Iches.

APPLIED ExTERsALLY.-H will cure all kinds OF
Pains and Aches, such Rheumatism heu rnieii,
Ioothache lhblains, Sprains, Bruises Frost Bites,
Headaches, Pains In the Back and I.ons, Pains in the
Joints Limbs. Stings OF Insects, Ringworms etc.
TAKEN INT RNALLY.-It will cure Kidney Com
plants, Backaches, Sick Headache, Colo, Dysentery,
Diarrhoea, Cholera Intantam, Cholera Morbus,
Cramps and Pains in the stomach Fever and A que.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-10-05

One Of the heavy ehaEgsa -1gaiass
Grants administration 3, "that be has
ruined the price OF gold, - when he
took once gold G0Ar<kd0 ~ Iv1
r4.ftsf6p:s,VI 49, ~ 4 r. 81 as sa1s'
better shksu&as pspsrn1s f.ehs Treas
ury."3rTr<- T~ve r~ rf~,
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An Easy d 4
4 Jool hoo sfzsI n - 49, W.

A great deal has en@~fittex up6ss
the subject of the easiest manner in
which We can deliberately, and with
forethought, bring to an end THIS earth
ly life of ours. Some have favored hang
ing; some drowning some 'AdyocsteJ %
bullet through the head or heart !; while
othsrs recommend burnisg charcoal and
a close room. But all these means,
through sure to the end sought, are
shocking to the sense. They lack re-
finenent. They are not elegant. A
friend at our elbow suggests plan
against which none of these objectio ns
can + lie. The result may not be 80
speedy, but it will be effsctual. He
has seen it tried in thousands of cases
and never knew 1t to fail. His snggss-
lions are ~ follows: s@'to'&t
Take several cords and faAten them
around the waist, drawing them -
tightly as you can hear. At, the, and Of
a few days you can tighten them again;
and % continue until the body 'tas T.
suAsA thA shape 81 an hourgla.s: Your
energies wil1 eAdssilss decline. ;, dull
languor will succeed; dyspeptia will
set in; liver complaint follows; and the
.sgesyeaviA ps0bablya ysbel-.hns neyer
mind, the work iaeping tos, md shs,
end is not far. Consumption is at hand,
andYitvrySupl bad yop gsAtR,fVwn
the dark valley, that your final breath
will be barely preceptable. Should you,
however, wish to hasten this consam-
nation, wear thin shoes upon damp
ground; thin and low-necked dresses
Xra76pW .rty Il H. food ja
before rsiring. These who are tired Of
life, will find this unfailing. i (
We give our friends suggestions for
what 1sy Rs,wsrh He b q msa Of
deep observation, and We regard his
opinion ~ worthy Of consideration
Ledger. s>,.s,.ss s,s,. - -
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why and Where
our Pianos are superior to any in the market.

Pianos superior to any in the market.
Our pamphlet contains engravings Of
all the different styles of instruments
that we manufacture, giving full de-
scription of each, So that a person can
select the style they may desire to order,
with the assurance that they will re-
ceive just as good Piano as il they were
in our warerooms to select it. We have
sold over FIVE THOUSAND Pianos.
many of them being shipped great dis
tances, and we have never yet received
the first complaint. As we give writ
ten guarantee with every Piano we man.
ufacture, for five years, the purchasers
runs no risk.
Don't fail to Write for or prmphtcf
Which pe mail Free. and When vo.s mrite
state ,ohdt paper you sa,c this notice IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-24
THE GAZETTE.
A RIDE ON A WHlRLwIND.-Daniel Ilaincs
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH "a.

A RIDE ON A WHIRLwIND.-Danicl llaincs
at East st. Louis, writes to the Missouri Re
publican as follows Il have just been shown
:, statement Of what bctel me during tn. tor,
mldo OF Wednesday. also Il request that
would write you particulars. rs the information
received seems most incredible. Had you been
over here at the time, I have reason To think
YOU would have given crcdencc to the story
/ was sitting upon my seat when the storm
commenced. My engine was standing on
switch No. . The rain commenced to blow
into the cab and got down to let down the
curtain just then the wind commenced to
blow tiercey and | stopped down to the bot,
tom of the cab of the engine to look Tar mall
| had droppcd: to mil the curtain, dowm,ts the
wind blew So The fireman said he had some
in his tender-box, and stepped out OF the cab
into the tank to get some. when the wind
caught him and blew him clean off the tank,
and raised him about fourteen feet from the
ground carrying him over freight car, and
landing him upon the roof Of Il small shed
North of the passenger coach shed OF the ONO
and Mississippi Railroad, he receiving no 9TH
or injuries than severe bruises and 4 small cut
upon the left arm No sooner did raise up
than found the glass falling out, and then he
wind caught me, and tearing entirely away the
cab, carried cab and myself off--thc first time
[ ever enjoyed ride without human aid or
mechanism.
was carried nearly one hundred and fifty
yards On my way was carried through an
express car that stood with its side doors wide
open But for those doors being open | have
no doubt it would have killed me- | was then
carried into Il yard where three hogs were and
tt clean upon one one of them where | laid
several minutes until | could recall my senses
when rose up bleeding about the head. |
received three scalp wounds, and one on my
left thigh hut am able to resume work. You
have now full account Of my flying trip
through the air which you are ut liberty to
publish
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-24

UNSETTLED WAR CLAIMS.

UNSETTLED WAR CLAIMS.
A II ITS LAST SESSION CONGRESS, As
IA an amendment to the army appropriation
hil directed the President t. appoint Il commits
sion to ascertain ard adjust the claims of all 10y
al citizens in the South for QuartcrmaStcr and
COnlnissary supplies furnished to the United
States during the war. Under the head of quar-
tcrlnustrr are included hay, straw. wood. rent Of
houses and lots, grain, horses and mules &r-
a. conmi>Sury stores are included cattle ana
hogs -four. corn meal, DC. As yet the rules
which will be adopted by the commission con-
corning proof of loyalty and the furnishing of
supplies are unknown. 1t is very necessary,
however, that all claimants should have their
claims presented 1T once rs I" have whatever
benefit may result from priority III application,
ifunv.
The undersigned will receive and promptly 1T
tend To- all claims of parties VIII" deem themselves
entitled To compensation under the above net Of
Congress-
References by permission:
Hon. f. T.. Spinner, Treasurer If the |. :.
Hon. Lrltuy Futile. Asst Treasurer |. :.
Hon. Alex. Ramsey. /. :. Senator ir"m Min.
Hon Lewis Mckenzie
Hon. Clinton Lloyd, Chief Clerk II. ri L.
John Randolph, esq, Clerk Of the /. . Court
Of Claims. Address
WILLIAM II. BECK,
Attorney at Law.
- King street. Alexandria, N,., or
WILLIAM II. BECK
Care "i :. \. Prugh, $50
NH T. Washington. ID. G..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-24
CHARLES WHITTLESEY,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR n
NkRU pTCN.

Congress having just amended the Bankrupt
law :" that nearly all parties can b" discharged
from their debts un"bstructcd ny the lllly per
cent clause so-callcd another opportunity oilers
to secure the benefits OF this most effective and
permanent measure Of relief The aborr-namel
will make bankrupt business 4 speciality; will
procure discharges on the most moderate terms,
and transact ali business in that line ut prices
which cannot fail to be satisfactory. Being Uni
ted States Commissioner he will cndcavor t" visit
the different counties on court days, and thus
save parties the trouble and expense Of several
trips to Alexandria in beginning and proceeding
with their casrs Discharges can be obtained
here before Register Hill as promptly rs III Rich
mond or elsewhere, and at much less expense to
parties 1t may be added that the Bankrupt act,
in connection with the Homestead exemption.
which it is now believed will be secured to the
bankrupt under the bankrupt law, is tho on V real
relief now offered To parties struggling in the
hopeless bondage Of old debts Address person
ally or by letter at No. - south Royal street,
Alexandria, Va. jy Icy
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ISy John III. PurrOtt. AuctiOnpcr.


( luM MlS>luNEhS - LE. or kEA !
- TATE - ~ 'lll or AZ :; -. y
DElA.-l nd"r authority al = decree - inc 60!
L"r"tI"n Court Tor me city 81 AI'ka'''rl", t'"
d"r''! |" the suit at ''r"; IL H"IHo' cAecu'''.
against !. T.. Nr'' I"tt'H iT
I"!ihhU' :rtr".r ANA "'h..'' si'";' ""t. ' >','
III front "i the May"r "llIcc. III N" 'I'y OF a.
"Nnndria on IA l kDA lhr NFsi ''ny 81 = 81.
next. n T. 4" c!"rk III. 81 thnt day. That l-ol 'f
Tfol NJ. "ith tHr i"irT"Erl'IcH'I I''F1'i' ~.
'lHt"d III ia" city "l lirAnhnFH'' ana h'ui,'"" "
i"I!"W' h"@!"hhS - irt west 'I"i' y, a., ~
street; thence "r,t ",! irInrr'I street =, '|''
th"n'" N",lthWaFH!E - l'''' . l"'"- " ~ ''.'
alley with r'ghl 81 way III r"''.n W'"
over sara a!!''I 'h'h'n '''''"tI"'H w." ';,''
Icy - i""t theme" E"FliW"F"'E D. '"'' - ''''"'
I" IN" h''&IhM!h&' .,..,. ,.,,,.,,.,
Terms. Onc-l''urln 81 III" purchase money -
be pad ~ cash Oh the day {" sale. ana me real
due in three "lUal instruments al aiN. tWe!V" ana
eighteen months r"-WHiiE"!y; the deferred pay
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nv Green a. Wise

lRr:L Estate Agents and AuCtionecrs.
INUM MISSlONERS SALE.-t ndcr author
Y itv ola deere" Of the Corporation Court "i
lI,,. .Itv Of Alexandria Nn rendered at the Dc
c,.lnl,.r term $50 and decree. rendered by sad
Court at lis February term. ISL. ina chaneery
suit Of George H. Markell ". G"orge +. trehrh
ct AL the undersigned. Commissioners, VIII SCI!
y ,,ul,Ii,. auction in front Of tho Mayor "tlir"
in III" city Of Alexandria, Va, at T. o'clock ~
nm THURSDAY. the goth day .! March. ~
that desirable BRICK DIV TELLING llpl II"
with pressed brick front. and lot OF ground, e.:
with i'm. side lnt attached. situated Oh tn" III
east side Of Water street. about the c"itr" al th'
.uuarr between Prime" and Duke streets, no"
nrrlI,irI hv K. l. =. Wilson, esq.
Terms: On"-trnth of the purrhaS" money l"
be. ,,aI in cash. and the residue in equal install
mcni< AT six. twrlvc and eighteen months, Viii!
interest from til" day "t sale: the purchaser 1"
give bond with good security. and the title t" be
retained until the entire purchase MONEY Is iulE
paid. {. w " AIILhS,
/, -, Commissioned
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Nv Han. &. Addison. AurtiOmePr.

NAV HORSE. \ Nd INKKT NUE. BALA t,
~ No> OIL 213 and %,
nth street -"uth OF Pennsylvania avrnur, an
lUlU { street north,
Washington. u. E.
Open daily for the transaction Of business from
H. III. till =. IA
Regular auction sal" days. Tuesdays, Thur
day and Saturdays without regard 10 w"ati"".
Horses. Mules Carriages. Bu@gI",. Wagons.
Carts Harness. Saddles Brides. lIa!t"r> llor.c
Blankets. &C. at private sale and auction.
Observation-Disclosures men in general Of Wash
irglnn and Gcnrgrtnwn ID. C.
HAN. G. ADDISON.
Auction and Commission Merchant,
Washnctnn - g. feb Jim
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f.ROFESSTU.N:4L.
COUTUERN CLAIMS.
- THOMAS WILSON.
ATTORN -AT-LAW AND S'Ll'

CNOCTUERN CLAIMS.
- THOMAS WILSON.
NTTDEN AT-LAW AND SpLlCli oh
OF CLAIMS,
No. 321 ~ street, Washington, d. &.
Practices in the Supreme Court and Court oil
Claims.
Will attend t. the prosecution Of Southern
Claims before the Southern Claims Commission
lately authorizcd by act Of CongreSi ANA apbTlht
cd hv the President, consisting of Judge Nlais,
cf Vermont, late senator Howell of Iowa late
REPRESENTATIVE FcrrisS of New York
mi. Commission is authorized! t" receive all
cl,;m. from the States lately in rebellion to take
evidence and testimony, and report the same to
Congress with their recommendation iii each
case No provision is yet made for the payment
of these claims and all action is subject I" the
future action "i Congress. The Commission will
set in Washington.
X. G.. GLASCOCK, late Of Fauqucr co" Va,
is authorized to receive claims and collect tG,tl-
mnny which will in proper time be presented to
this commission He will hr at F;iraX Court
House on Monday. the 10Th Of March,; ut Wen !,I
M. Fairfax county, 2lst of March; brrltSTiile
I'd of April Manassas lth of April Lershurg
10Th Of April. mar lo-iHn
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RyL.D Harrison. AuctiOneer.

GALE OF FRUIT AND ORNA MENIA !.
- TREES-Wi!l be sold on SATl RllAl
MORNING. at II o'clock. 1T No. 10 N"r:'.
Royal street. l35 Peach Trees. assorted, best "a
rirtics; 40 Ounces; NJ. ! Anglers Apple or ~
angc, and Rca Seeding or Mammoth Ounce.
i Plum>. assorted. nice: : Ornamental Trees, IL.
sorted. nice Shrubs H. Roses. NH II,
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COCTIIERN CLAIMS.

=
GEORGE TUCKER,
Counsellor ut Law CO. Seventh >torrt Washing
ton, D. c., will give special attention 10 business
before the Board of Commissioners appointed
under the provisions of the late act of Congress
for the Examination Of Claims of Loyal Citizens
Of States lately in rebellion
Charges reasonable; prompt attention.
Washington, mar lS-lw.
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.7ECTIOF SHES.
Rid Harrison. AucfiOnecr.

GALE OF a no. ! EXTRA LARGE SAL.
= AMANDER SAFE-Wil be sold SAT
URDAY, March 18th At 10 oclock a. m, l..
front Of the store Of Charlie, W. Green, No. -
King street one large No. !. aXtra large Sab
lnanIcr Iron Satc-all complete. The satl. en-.
he srcu there mar = =.
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.3ITTIU.N SALES.
nv Green & Wise.

Il. ~ "
executed by Margarrt,a Raglan and Jeremiah
Raglan. her husband, recorded in Iiber X. No. 4,
ii" 80, Of the land records "!' Fairfax county,
Va. the undersigned. trustees. will sell. By pub
liz auction. II the Mayor, office. in the city Of
Alexandria, Va. III l.! oc!ocL, m. on Tt ES-
DAY. the 18th day Of April. ISL. the following
described property VIZ:
ALL I'll AZ TRACT OF LAND. situated in
Fairfax county W.T.. and lying ."uth "t Great
Hunting Creek and on the east sid" Of the road
leading from Alexandria u Mount Y -rnul. Icing
SEVEN DISTINCT PARCELS or LAND.
containing :1D5 acres. :. roods and =, p"lr-. more
or less, AL adjoining each other. and fully d.
-rrib-l in = d"r' t""im tirorGr &. Barton and
E!iz4, NJ, hi wifi" I" Jeremiah Eagnn, dated
Terms: Cash. STAMPS aui cuMvryuMcin4 at
Tie cost pr The purchaser.
~ ~ GEO ". BRENT. ,.r.,.
NH :;;;;-is c. ". WATTLES. ''''>''',
N{1UuDLAND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of It
w decree II the Circuit Court Of Fairfax CO..
rendered in the ,uit OF John K. Johnson v Aa-
ron Sutton. The unIrr.lgl"d, c'lnlml>. lonrrS
named IN =aiI Decree will. "n MONDAY, the
l;,h dav Of Apri Isl. Curt day. in 'front.' Of
The door oi Fa:,:,y C'ur; ll"u,r offer :"r sale.
Is. rr:h!. aliciu:l :, the h!@hr- bidder. that
For or PARCEL or LAND belonging t" Aa-
ron Sutton. containing To-: acre. Thu. land Is
covered with thrifty young tMmh'" M">:iy chc,t-
mt. and "- on ,h, Fail, Church road. aiiniuM@
T.. q. Powell ami o;Aar,.
Term. ~ Sr": :" luurh cash III hnitI ~ "I.!
pay the costs 81 ttil. cNp"i..s "f sal" and COM
imi>-i"nrr-: the residue IN three equal ann'':'!
pav,..,!t- with int.r,.-l from the day v .:tIr t.
be -r.,i-"I by the bonds 1T tn. purchasers with
rood Ircr>una security. and retention Of It'll" M
I'll the lat payment i, :!.aI". Cost. al convey
tnr!:!.s and ninl- t. ', l'al' hy u" purchaser.
J. G. D"PUTRuN.
THOMAS MOORE.
F,ir!:A co.. nh l;-Iawlw Commissioners.
T
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r. II. STABLER, MD.
NH 23-eolm +. A. STABLER,. NJ d.
COUTHERN CLAIMS AND PENSIONS.
In conjunction with Il reliable agent in WASH
ington city, We will prosecute before the Claims
Commission, recently constituted. and before
Congress, the CLAIMS Of loyal persons i'll the
South for supplies furnished the armies of the
United States during the late war
Also. under recent act Of Congress, PEN
SlONS due soldiers of the war of ISL Address
THOMAS Il. LOVE, Sen,
JAMES VI. LOVE,
Attorneys at Law. Fairfax C. H., Va.
Fairfax county. Va, NH lG-lm*
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CLAIMS.

Twill prosecute before the Claims Commission
lust constituted. and before Congress the Claims Of
loyal persons in the South for supplies furnished
the armies Of the L. 5. during the late war Adj
dress Washington d. G.
JOS. SEGAR.
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DIEETUE>.
Richard IT, Mcrrick j. Dean S!nlth.
George VIM. Brent. Waiter i."n'N.
Oscar \. Stevens.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY. .anuary Goth. ISL,
through Mail Trains leave Wa-hing,"i:. !r":"
MARYLAND avenue d"pot.at 40 q. H.: for -yn"h
burg and intermediate Stati"nS. Sundays lMr!ud-
cd and l0:ij Il. H. for llaIrsonbur" and inter
mediate stations on the MANASSAS Branch 81 Ia"
o., A. II NJ. Il. r.. Sundays excepted. Leave
Alexandria, from the corner of Duk" amu liri'IN
streets at 200 D. IN. from llarris,,nhurg, SuMday
excepted and $40 from l.ynchhur@. Sundays
included.
Local Passenger Trains lr;tv" Washington.
from Maryland Avenue Depot. ut 10. 30 and
Il:lj Il m. and ::UI, 80, +, GIG an: ,:lUp. III
Leave Alexandria, from the corner 81 Duk" AMI
Henry streets ut Al and 9:::O:t. i from ;h
corner Of King and ST. Asaph street, n 8 < aI''l
1913 81: IA. and L.; anil > J.. III.
Local Sunday Trains leave AI"yanLria from
the corner Of Duke and Henry streets. ut lib 4
IN Leave Washington. from Ma'ylamI ;tv"hu"
depot. ut 40 +.
Through tickets can h" prncurr,! n t!, "tlir''
Of the Company. corner "tNh stree; and Mary
land avrnur Wa>hingt"n and !og4n'" rh"rErd
through
O. a. STEW EMS. Gen. sul.
". j. PHELPS Gen. Manager. Jan :i>-u
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DENTAL ca RID.

nENTAL CARD.
Having disposed of my entire st", X Of Prriu-
mcrc@ and Tnilct articles, | take pleasure i'll m
forming my friends and the public generally
that from this date shall devote my whole time
and attention to the practic" "t my rr"ic~>i"m.--
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon me for the last Is years. it shall b" my cor
slant endcavnr to give entire satisfaction I" all
who will favor me with tlcir confidence.
Respectfully. JULIUS DlENELT. Dentist.
mar O. M
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The steamer COLUMBIA. Capt. James Har-
per will leave Pier No. ) every ,, rTr.9.
TT ESDAY NIGHT, at 10 4" clock. Ez - -
for her usual landing: oh the Potomac and Bal
tmnrc
Freight received on Tuesday until ! T. I.l.
Returning. she will leave Baltimore ~ ERI
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. ri "'"l"'k.
Freight received on Friday anil Saturday.
BENONl WHEAT Agent.
y. H.-Thc Columbia willrnyc Baltilnnr" OH
Saturday next the 4lh instant feb y Il
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