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R,ad Tie Eridsncr.

Mr. Edward ". Munford, q we'll.
known citizen Of Memphis, Tenn.
gives us a very lattcring certificate,
which Ia the more val liable from hi.
discrimination, in genera, TO indorsc
any preparation sold. His
k know GO of tn q
intrinsic worth Of the Louisiana
Creole Hair Restorer IL 80 great.
however, and instance of the success
attending its use came to him ire,
.quently, that, without hesitation, he
heartily endorses it.
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James Sidney Carlton, Vim. r.
Pearce, and Freeman Williamson
were the successful candidates be-
fore the Board of Education on
Wednesday last, for this county, for
tn scholarship in the University Of
Mississippi. The Alcornscholarship
will be aw arded to-day.
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Plantation for Sale.

offer for sale my place lying Of mile
below the town Of Pamela and one and . half
ffon. Batcsyiile, containing one hundred ard
eighty acres of FIRST and Fecord bottom land.
with shout 40 10 cultivation. rpon u there
I. comfortable frame residence OF five rooms.
a front portlco and back porch, all eonveaisni-
~ arranged and surrounded By very hsrd-
some grove Of native timber. Also, Q Gin
House aud oil necessary out buildings. FOR
information apply 10 Capt. John 9. Harrison
Of sardis, Maj. Armstrong, Of Pamela, or NJ
self, on ths pre-, ises.
olaf T. HAwxiss.
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Sardis Cards.
Sardis Market House.

Ibessaye 70 invite the citizens Of Sardis
10 he fact that | have opened a
MARKET HOUSE
ou the west side Of the Railroad oppo-
.st the yeianda Hotel whore I will keep
constantly on hand all kinds OF
FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES.
Open day and night and will fill orders
nom any point on the Railroad.
will pay Cash Cor hides and peltries, Bees.
and Tallow
J. P. KAHOE.
&C. ?6-n
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The Howe sewing machine is so
simple that a chill can use It.


We have been requested by Shcr-
i'll Ozahne to call special attention of
tax dayers to the shortness OF the
time allowed for the collection of the
tax and to urge upon all parties in
tersted to come forward at once and
pay their taxes so as to save the
fifty per cent damages for d%elinquon-
cies. The time for collection ex>
pires OF the 1st day of December
and all barties who canot visit Sar-
dis before that time should take ad-
vantage of the proposition made in
Sheriff Ozane's lettersin another CO.
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Douglas Elliott, at the Verands
has the finest ASSORTMENT of
apples, oranges, cigars, and confec-
tionery in the town, and sells at the
lowest prices. He also keeps fresh
and caned oysters.
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ile State tax levied this year is
Y cents upon a hundred dollars,
''i the county tex IL two hundred
~ tsnt. on the State taz, making
~ dollar and twenty cents upon
~ one hundred dollars worth
fsr'y il Ac county.
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Miscellaneous


", plantation eight tsl niles ncrth-es' ~
sard : aul seven IA miles south eat Of 0onc
il fbr sale, fur hundred (ioJl sers- is~os
one. half (i) CLEARED and In goec state oicnt.
walton, under good tense. This rl.ee - vel
situated for two ~ settlements, and hes 10
acres bottom land, well drained. For further
information address me ~ Sardis, Mis-.
oi,-,f n. p. JOHNSON.
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A little boy on a hickory nut
hunting expedition recently gave
the contents OF a certain "l.ttle brown
Jug" the novel name Of "Hurrah
Juice" can you guess what that is?
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y Howe Sewing machine is the
Vest sewing machine, and has the
- Improvements. 1t is the
Nf Oh The market.
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The Chickering Piano is one of
the most celebrated Pianos that is
now manufactured and has taken
more premiums than all Others, and
two splendid instruments of this
pater t can be seen on exhibition by
H. G.. Hollenberg, Of Memphis un-
der the charge of Nj. E. Levy, one
of the most accomplished musicians
in the south.
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The firm Of d. G. & II. NJ. Low
%en,lcin, Of the Southern Palace,
Memphis, arc offering unparalleled
t,rgains. SEQ their price list.-tf
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Tho best Cooking Stove, the
Champion" at II. wetter & Co.'S,
"a and is Monroe st. Memphis.
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The person who bcrroWei my
Gold Pen will confer Il favor BY re.
turning it Immediately.
j. N. WADDEY,
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Call on II. Wettcr & Co., Mem
phis, to sec and prize the largest stock
Of heating and cooking stoves in
market.
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d. G. 4 Ii. NJ. Lowenstine, South
ern Palace, Memphis, Tenn, show
their appreciation of our trade by
offering to our patrons their claims
for selling goods, in a splendid de-
tailed advertisement of their prices
of goods, in another column.--tf
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For Coal Oil Lamps and Tinware
call on II, Wetter & Co., Is Monroe
street.
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REMOVAL
A GREAT "DISSIDERATUM.

FOUNDED IN 1882.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGI LATURE OF
L0UIIANA.
Is r~esiovcd TO l64 and 1866 Canal Street OPP
posite Christ Church, and on the same Square
as the Law and Medical Colleges, the Univer-
sity OF La, and the Mechanics lnstitute-the
Headquarters of the Mechan cal and Agricultn-
raj Fair Association--thus concentrating the
Ieadiog Educational institutions of the State
on the same square,
It's the oldest and most efficient and success
full Commercial college in the United States.
There Ia a full ia~culty-srd a special Pro.
fcssor for each student so as 10 save the time
and money Of students.
Studentbeginsat any time. There Is no va
cation.
HEALTH - The city is perfectly healthy.
When clubs of three or more enter at the
time from the same place, ten per cent deduc-
ton will be made.
Board and lod ing s25 per month.
Any graduate can at once take charge Of any
set Of books.
An education that enables tho student TO
earn $1,000, $4,000, $4,000, a year.
Is the best fortune parents can give their
sons. The South must educate all ia sons
practically.
Those who send their children to the North
for education voluntarially pay their money
10 ~enslaye the white people Of the S0uth.
TERMS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
pcnmnn-hip-lessons not limited, per-
feet course ~ w
Book eepingr-doub and single en-
try, etc, q p~erferct course...o-.".. so 90
Arithmetic including all commercial
calculation 6V W
Lecture on commercial Law."."."... 20 90
Stationary, Book. Keeping, Blankbooks
lV'oo
Do. Penmanship""m...".. .."""".", Y on
0rname al-penmanship.. .".."..".. o 90
The above constitutes the commercial Course.
Usuul time for the commercial course four TO
Ave months
English-Grammaiica course ..,". 30 90
Englijh, French, Spanish, German
full course, to learn to read write
and speak the language correctly
not lifsited.."s ...".."..".",-" iUV w
Latin. Greek course....,...,. 100 90
Algebra. Surveying e.c,............ so 90
Geome,ry--fnII course not limited so 90
Teachers course 10 PenmanshiH-..., 100 90
Ornamental Peumauship and Flour
ipg...,....,................. % %
| Agricultural Ibemisry--full course 100 90
! A life ticket in all the departments. BOO 90
A PERPETUAL and ~TRANSFERA-
BLz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000 90
A student having paid for a course In any
branch, as above is entitled TOT Life Ticket in
that department. He cap attend such branches
as be may desire. Persons from twelve 10 six
ty years Of age attend.
N. b. All the graduates for the past 81 years
are now in good business as far as known.
TEACHERS. We will qualify ten professional
Peachers Of Penmansbip and Bookkeeping
this season.
CAUTI0N-Bewsre Of railroand and Hotel
RUNNERS and DRUMMERS, and apply ct
once u the College. Put your money in the
hands Of your Merchant or with the President
Of the College.
Por Catalogues, ETC., apply at this office or
address
RUFUS DOLBEAR, Residen.a
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oct 2S-tf

Elder 7 W. Caskey, of the Chris
Church, will preach at the Bap-
list church in this place on the 4th
in this month.
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tNhEnlu of t0tiiisA.
Msaisai b~sgaumssi,
Hew orleans

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FEER
Tor ~ ne Lectures iii0 ss,ncuisNon
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Mississippi 4 Tennessee Railroad.
TsyaE TAsEE.
Change oftime on Sunday Nov. 10, 1870.
GCfyG SOUTH.
Mai train leAvss MemphA lilo ,. \, pas
dmo 3:3l p. n, Sardis l:l0, uatcsvillc l;te
Cortland AS, Pope's Station 5:02, ard r.
arrive at Grenada $50 :. n.
Express trains leave Memphis AS y. y, pass
Como 7:23, Sardis 500, Batssvifs s:3S, Court
land $50, Pcpe's $50, :. \. and arrive -
Grenada loo, Z. \.
Freight train leaves Memphis CAD AZ. par
Como 1876, Ssrdis lib, Batesvtlle l2:oe,
Courtiand 1926, po2cfs l2:l6, and ars ~ %
Grenada 400 ?. =,
GOING WORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada 626 4. n. fsss rsp<sS
1914, Courtiand, 1920, BAlrsvilit, l(s3o,
sariis, ii:25, Como, Il:4l 4. =, and arrivs
at Memphis 2sJ0 TN.
Express trsins leave Grenada las N. ~ 49,
Pope's 3s4S Courtlaud ass, Batcsviils ~,
sardis 500, Como, 6:22; ard arrive y Nsn-
phig 7.aI4 AN
Freight train leaves GrexAda 5.g0A. ~ -
Popc's g07, CORTLAND otl9, Basssyille 80,
Sardis ll:0O, Como 1850, !. ", and afsivs
At Memphis $50 :. 7.
NaIa and / Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, excert Sds1ayS.
me mail tAib geinR Soath mSktsI dirte.
connection 81 0reuAdA ~ New G5l(aGos ~
Express going South conuect1 r. MIMI va
Icy, CoGssvlts, Otiord, ~
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a. P.psf ssa wiads~ shade. shssp 70
J. Gasasasss.
NJ sscoad street Memphis Tennessee.
0pe Cashmere Buck tor sale, in.
|,sife Of L. c. BALCH.
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NOW IN USE.
Every Family
sEuUIo EAv1 ONE.
=

AMER sixteen years OF experience We are
prepared to furnish a better Machine for the
purpose of famlly sewing than any other.
The qualities which recommend this Ma
chine are
LIST. Durability. II will last longer than
any other Machine.
I'd. Economy Of thread.
81. Simplicity ana thoroughness ofeonstrue'
ton.
ith. 1t has no shuttle and makes the Lock
Stitch.
9Th. Beauty and elasticity Of stitch, alike on
both sides OF the fabric sewed.
9th. Strength, frmness and durability Of seam
that will not ravel.
It'll, Its wide range of application to PurpO-
sea and material,
9Th. C~ompactness and elegance of model and
finish
9th. Speed and ease Of operation and man
agement and quietncss Of movement.
10Th. 1t has fifteen pieces less than any shut
tie machine, table included,
llth, 1t has fewer pieces exposed to wear
than any other Lock Stitch Machine.
l2tn, II is the most simple In construction,
and easiest adapted to different kinds Of work
II can be changed IRON course to fine, OF
from fine work to coarse, where a change oil
needle, thread, length of stitch and tension
are requirad, in less time than any other
machine.
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ST. and /. NJ. n. X.
Trains leave n. Louis for Belmont and Cclun-
bus as follows:
Mali daily, tsIceps Sunday 800 4. v.
Express daily u. 600 ?. m.
Rc,~urning--ieave Belmont
Mail daily except Snudaysil.Io f. a.
Express daily 100 p. m.
Trains connect ct oolumbds with y. 10.
X. r. for ell points south. At 81. L0uis with
roads running North, East and West.
ADDISON CAT SurA
". \. ALLEN, o.T.A.
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Notice to MiIets y.

I hereby give notice that I sill grind cora
on Saturday and wheat on Tuesday and We'd
uesdAy Of each week. and that perscfs bring
ing their wheat or corp on other days than
those above named, will have 10 let II lie over
until the proper time.
s50,1m oNAIHAs oHK.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-03
.9E(TIO,S SHES.
by John III. PARROT. AuctiOneer.

COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL ES-
y TATE IN THE CITY OF ALEXAN-
DRIA.-Thc undersigned Commissioner of sale
by authority Of decree ri the Circuit Court
for the county of Alexandria, rendered at the
November t.rIm 1870. "i said Court. in the suit
1T Drhhy V. Ni"lrtt~ administrative and
others. will 81: public auction. in front of the
Mayors office, i'll the city Of Alexandria, ut T.
o'clock m. on SATURDAY. the twenty-ir>i
day OF January. 1871. the following REAL ES-
TATE. situated in the said city. and bounded Il,
follows Beginning on the south sid" of GibSnn
street, at tho lin. ri the ground conveyed by
Gr"rg.. Carson /" Henry Th"np>on. hclirrrl t"
hr lr; feet uth !iv" inches 81 Fairfax street:
and running h..urr south parallel I" Fairfax
street - feet: th"i W.>t parallel I" Gihh"n street
~ feet then north parallel /" Fairfax street /"
Gihh"n >trrt: th"n east with Gihh"n street L" the
observation-disclosures hy Nv" small FRAME
TEN EMENT$.
Terms: TN" fourth "' Tin" prlrcia," money I"
IL. paid in cash the day II sale. and til" resi-
due in three equal in>talmrnt,. AT six. twelve and
eighteen months rr>pcrtivc v with interest from
day al ,nl'.: the deferred payments t" he secured
by III" n"t..s Of the purchaser. satisfactorily
l"r$cd and the title 10 he retained until the pur-
chase money i fully paid. Stamps and convey
nnrimg III the rync'iS.. "t purchaser.
H. o. CLAUGHTON
dee l--r,,t> Commissioner Of Sale
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Nv Beck. Knox IL kerby,

Real Estate Agents and Aucti"n~r>.
COMMISSIONS SALE OF REAL rs
y TATE.-By virtu" ola deere" of the C"Un-
~ Court Of Alexandria county. pronounced at
il June term 1863 in the chanrrrv suit Of John
Howell V. William II. Shirley. the undcr>gn-
ed. Commissioner appointed hE til" said decree,
will offer for >aI" hy public auction. nj Alex
andria city. in ir"nt Of the Mayor office. ON
SATI RDAY iii" l4th day "f january 1871.
at II O'Clock H., the undivided "nr twelfth in
t"rc>1 "f the said William II. Shirley in the
HOUSE and LOT or GROUND on the az:
east side Of Washington street between lei
King and Prince. streets. in the city OF AlrNnn-
,lria. numbered II.
TERMS-Onr third Of the purchase money
III cash the rr>illI" in tw" equal payments ii
>iX and twelve months the deferred payments
u i,- ht. secured by the purchasers bonds. with
good surety and Il retention of the it'll" t" the
property sold until the purchase money shall
have been paid. Stanl'- and deeds t" be lald
for hy purchaser ID. J.. SHOOT.
doc lii. Commits .innrr
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Use HELMBoLD'> FLUID EXTRACT BurHr in
All diseases of these organs, whether existing in
male or female from whatever cause nr gnating,
and ~ matter Of how long standing 1t i pleas
ant in tate and nd"r. 'immrdutr in action,
and more strengthening than any Of the prepare
lions If Bark or Iron
Th,,-. suffering from hrokcn-d"wn "r delicate
constitutions. prorur. the remedy at once.
Tho reader must be- aware that however flight
r,iav br the attack Of the above diseases it is
tain l., affect hrb"dily health and mental powers
All the above Diseases require the aid Of Di-
,lretir HELMBULDS EXTRACT BUCHE
i III" great Diur"tir
Sold hy Druggists everywhere. Price 81 -
PER bottle ar i bottles l"r $3.50 Delivered 10
any address, pc-rrih" symptoms in all commit
nicati"n=
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TIE GAZETTE.
Tuesday Evening. January 3. 1871.
Courage in EVERYDAY Life.

Have the courage 10 discharge dclr while
You have the money in Your pocket.
Have the courage to speak your nint when
ii is lit ceS>iry for You to Ito 81. and to ho y",l
tongue when il is prudent YOU should 1t" 81.
Have the courage TO do without thar which
You do not want. however much YOU may c"vr,
it.
Have the courage IL speak i" Il friend III =
''Seedy' coat even though YOU are IN company
with a rich one and richly affixed
Have the courage to make will and 4 ilI>t
one
Have the courage to tell man why YOU Ito
not lend him your money.
Have the courage to cllt the most a"rccIhc
acquaintance YOU have when y"l, are convinced
he lacks principle. A friend >hould bear with
{, friend : infinnities bur not his vices.
Have the courage to show that you RESPECT
hone sly in whatever guisc il appears: and Your
contempt for dishonest duplicity. by wh"n>"-
ever exhibited
Have the courage t" Wear Your "ld clothes
until YOU pay tur your new ones
Have the courage to obey your Maker ii the
risk Of being ridiculcd by men.
Have the courage to prefer comfort and pros
pcrity to fashion in I'LL things.
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i o Is " q K IA

is respectfully solicited, being assured lhnl per-
feet satisfaction will ba given n, Ia -ty!r II work
and prices and guarantee that they will hr
c,n, incrl Of the rroprety Of having their work
done in Alexandria. al
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A TTENTION. HIDRAULlON The 10Th
IL annual meeting III The llydrauli"n steam
Fire Engine Company will be held al the hall Of
the engine house on TfENDiI EJENlNG.
January I'd, a! :! q clock Punctual attendance
is expected IhEo H. flt hLlN;
i,n III Secretary
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FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
{. ". " ATTLES.
II. q. CHA CLIFTON.
CulInlr> ii sab
Ey ,nohu II. PARROT. AuctiOncer.

INOMMlSSIUNERS SALE OF NALI-
= ABLEREAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
or ALENANDMA.-Thr undrr>iynrd Conn
mi>>inn"r- ni sale ~ authority Of Il decree Of
the Circuit Court irr the county ii AcNandria:
rendered ut the November term. 1870 "i >nld
Court. in the ,uit q: James Green v. Wilkinson
Hunter and Others vii! sell II; public auction
il. front &" tn. Mayors 'Iiic". in the city Of
Alexandria. III l. " clock tn. OH SAIl RuAl g.
the twcnty-r>t day ri january. ISL the valu-
;bl,. real. ESTATE. situated in the said city
and known ~ HUNTERS SHIP YARD AID
hulindrd a. i.ilnw.. I" vii :-Bcginning Oh the
tho east -id,. 81 l'mium street. thirty feet north
Of Wilkes street. and running thrmc" north "n
Union street. one hundred and i!t1y->N feet.
three and "n,'-hnlt inches. /" the line ~ the
Irwin prnI"rtyt thence east parallel L. " likes
street inln,h" P9t",n:, Notwithstanding /" the
line AMI parallel i" Wilkes street. ,mr hundred
and ninety feet. ,h"mrr south ami parallel /"
Union street thirty feet T. Wilkes street. thence
east "lI Wilkes stree. /" til" P"i"!na" river.
theme" north with The -.l;d river /" ti:' second
line" together with al! the improvements. rights
and appurt"Ml!lc,> ,hrrr" belonging or arprr-
la!ming.
Terms: Om"-trnlh 81 tine purchase irl,'n'y l."
be- paid ia cash the day ~ sale, amt th resi-
due IL three. "qllai M-talrn"mt~ ~ -lN lively"
:,f:I eighteen months respective" v with Interest
ff,'ln day ii -;!r TN. deferred payments L. hr
Secuted. hy the notes 81 purchaser satisfactorily
ri.i"..rh. ;id the title I" h' retained unli! the
g.:rrIa>,, money i fully pail. STAMPS alrI con-
lr>a;,rir3& 1t he EXPENSE II lAr.'ha>"r.
II. o. CLAIGlITuN.
THOMAS MOORE.
y. STUART
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There comes from Milwaukee, that III apcr
,ure, Or to speak more plainly Il hole. has been
cut in the ice on the river 10 furnish water IN
case Of fire 1t seems as though Il town of
100000 inhabitants ought to have more
than one mole 10 yet water FROM
An Illinois grocer had an empty Kerosene
barrel which he wished 10 clean out to pack
pork in, 50 he lit Il match and put it i'll the
bung hole. Tha, WAS the last public act "t' his
life, as he was blown clear out of the country.
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;. HELMBOLD, Drug & Chcmi-

Address H. r. HELMBOLD Drug l. Chrrni-
cal Wur"h",l,". 5.4 Broadway. y. V
None ARE genuine unless done M in steel
engraved WRAPPER. with fac-simile ii my Chem
iral War; h'I-. and signed
II T. HELM BOLD
E+?- York j. Automatically
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RAILROADS..
| LEXANDRIA Il WASHINGTON r. r.

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SAML. W. SHOEMAKER. ............ President
l. BEAN SMiTH,.. ....... Treasurer
USCAR 4 STEVENS. ........... .........S Secretary
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DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Tl,r,,,.,h Maj, Trains leave. Washington. from
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h MmE ar i"tcrmed;ai Stations SUNDAYS nclud
~ End l0A, m for HarrSonburg and inter
go. i,n 't,,1io,,: On , Mnmn-.as Branch of th
n r'',I' 2 ~ Snnd.,v. rxccptc Leave
aI.Iandr, from tI,. corner %. Dulic and Henry
street,. AT ::nr. M. from IiHrri-% burg, sunday,
excepted and .';%' 5r"'" iNh'"'Fg. @"'''''S'
L"caI Passenger Trains i,rN" Washington;
from Maryland :i',!'H, i'mE"'. =" 10, "'l"
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land ayc'l'i' Washington. @i'' 'i'2-a2' ''''''N''
WINTER ARHA\'iENEN ].
On and after RI ESDAi, N"yr!mb"r - $50.
and until .llrhr" r",irr. ~ ~ MI SPEC Al
TRAINS in addition =" ".,j Gay trains. vii! t."
ran ENEENTl ESUAI alrd FRIDAY EVEN
ING lr.twr,.u Alexandria ailI Westminster.
Evening S,rci,i Trains l,.;y, from! ,n, c"ruv"
of -. Asapl. and Kin >::r..,- Ncxaulrin. Va,