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Malice,
DRY GOODS

We arc now receiving and open
in" one of the largest and handsomcst
stocks of
DRY GOODS
that We have ever brought TO this
market. which we propose TO sell for
CASH or on
SHORT TINE
to rINCTUAL customers,
ALWAYS CONSIDERING
cur accounts DUE when called for,
unless 10y SPECIAL contract these
terms are changed.
And we
EARNESTLY REQUEST
all those that are
INDEBTED To Us
for goods sold last year, TO come up
and settle, as longer indulgence can
not he given.
J. NJ. LAIKINs X Co.
,,,orp1n-E
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Lost.

On last Tuesday, on or near the public
square, a lady's gold cross. Tho finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving 1T
ut this Office.
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Clothes. Cassimcres and Diagonal.
which we sell by the piece or make
to order. Satisfaction guaranteed in
all casG when made TO order. Also.
Eoots, shoes byiste, and Gents Fur
nishing Coz. of every description,
at greatly gcduced prices. All accis.
due N.h...n called for, unless by special
4 tssimcre Suits from $40 to S3a.
me- WILLIAMS a. TYLER.
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Dedication.

When you wish Furnishing Goods ca
nj
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WILLIAMS a. TYLER.

ave a large stock of new and
s,able goods, which ! am selling
advance on cost.
HN w. j. PHnIPs.
Ia Won ua,IlN good Sewing Machine,
all on 80
Dec -
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STATE OF TENNESSEE. !
CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
n AsHNII LIE I'm, IG-I

L, I'D. III. PENyrDAKyR. Comptroller Of tie
Insurance Company, located at Philadelphia,
in the State Of Pennsyfyania. has produced 10
me satisfactory evidence that said Company
laws of the State Of Tennessee, imposed on In
suranee companies: and further certify that
ANDREWS, MAYEs x Co., Agents of said Compa-
ny. have also complied With the requirements
such cases.
Wherefore, said Insurance Company has aa-
thority to take risks and transact the business
Of Insurance Ia this State, at Columbia, Tenn.
Ed X. PENNEBAKER,
Comptroller of Teuucssee.
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Ilar,gIW6,
Netfcc.

All persons are hereby notified not To
pass through my premises. All such
irespasscrs will bc prosecuted 10 the ex-
tent 6G the law. X. $. EWEI,L.
Mar 10-3m
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TOWN ANb CpENTx


Call at l.. ii. Atwelrs and sec Cayce's
Portable Forge work.
T.B. MALONE, AgT.
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SlpSy,er. gr.

Owing To fhc extreme hardness of tho
times, and stringency in money matters,
I will stand the celebrated Saddle Stall
lion, "Siashcr, Jr.," at Ten Dollars the
insurance. ! have, also, two fine Jacks,
which will stand at SIS and s., respect
lively, by the insurance.
April7-3w w, J. ADHESION
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We call the attention of our readers 10
the advertisement of Mrs. NJ. +. PEBBLES,
in another column. She purposes selling
her residence in Spring Hill. The resi-
dence is commOdiOus, handsome, and
conveniently situated. It is located in
one of the best neighborhoodsi in the State,
the people of Spring Hill being noted for
their morality and kindheartedness. We
especially recommend it to any person
desiring good, comfortable home.
Read the advertisement.
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HAvE JUST RECEIVED FULL STOCK
II of Self Rakes, Droppers and Single Now
crs. Also, q full stock of Repairs, which they
will sell at FACTORY PRICES, with freigh,
added, which can be paid for in Wheat at mar
ket price. Below we give a few Certificates
from prominent farmers:
What Col. Killebrew, Of The Union a'id
AmeTicda, says:
CHAMPION MACHINE Co., SPRIxGrIELD, o.:
l state with pleasure that | bought ono OF
your Champion Reapers, and cut over loo acres
last year, over very rough land, without any
breakages whatever. / think the Champion
combines, in q remar kabls degree, hghtness of
draught, durability, and convenience IN hand
ling. lchcerfully recommend it to any farmer
who desires first class machine.
March 25th, ISL. J.iB. kILLEBREW.
Mr. Pleasant, TsxS.,
March 20, 1871.
MEssRS. MARTIN Il PICKARD-Gentlemen
The No. Champion Machine we bought Of
tire satisfaction. We don't think its equal can
he found. We have cut with the Buckeye, and
We give you Col. Jerome Pillows remarks on
that occasion. lie compared the Buckeye TO a
man shaving himself with . dull razor, and the
Champion to q man taking good shave al Il
barber shop " 18th sharp rszor.
$. s. GRIFFITH,
J. n. GRIFFITH.
| got Mr.. Griffith to cut M meadow last year
with his Champion No. 2. He saved hay enough
over what other machines have been saving to
pay for cutting. THOS. LASLEY, JR.
MEssRs. MARTIN d PIcKARD, Columbia, Tenn.
i take great pleasure In saying the Champion
machine bought of you last year has given en-
tire satisfaction. 1t is all the farmers could de-
sire machine to be. think it unequaled by
any machine in great strength, Ightncss of
draught and convenience of handling. | cut
ever some Of the toughest ground ] ever saw .
machine run on, and can cut from 1870 10 acres
of either grass or wheat without iriurine the
team. have had considerable experience with
machines, and believe the Champion the best
machine sold in the American market.
March Both, 1871. L. w. BLACK.
MEssRs. MARTIN l. PICKARD-The machine
bought of you has given entire satisfaction.
think there is no better. il is No. 3
ID. J. ESTES.
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>

LOSSES By FIRE.
Losses paid during the year 1870. .-S2s2.S ST. 20
Tho Assets of the :" FRANKLIN arc all in
vested in selid securities. lover two millions
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars in
First Bonds and Mortgages,) which aye all In
terest bearing and dividend paying. The Com
pany holds no Bills Receivable taken for Insu-
RANGES effected.
eBPerpctual and Temporary Policies ON
liberal terms.
This Company issues Policies upon the Rents
Of all kinds OF buildings. Ground Rents and
Mortgages.
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ENGI.E's.
Manly AlcRSl.

" you want good Suit of Clothes
made to order, call at
ENGLE's.
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aId CAST mr. Wranxht Iron Of NIL Kind

Bought by SHEEGoG X SoN. at "a
cent per pound. Payable in Goods
IT Cash Prices. We want all that
an bc brought to us. mar3l-tf.
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Men and psoy., (Yothiux.

WHEN YOU want a good Suit of Clothes
Ready Made. call at
Eyer r-'S
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New Advertisements,

WHEN you want Suit OF Clothes cut
that will please you, call on
1y. ENaLE.
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Picnics are usually considered great
bores, ard generally speaking they are.
But the recent Picnic at White Spring
was brilliant exception. 1t was gotten
ND by the beautiful brunettes and blondes
OF Pulaski and High streets. Never did
king sit down to more tempting viands,
or fairer queens preside. The party fish
ed short time at the Rg Wheel, but
they were more successful at White
Spring fountain The Fairy Queen of
Bear Creek, the "Belle" of Pulaski street,
the stylish brown eyed beauty, of Pulas-
XII street, the beautiful blonde Of Pulaski
street, tho intellectual queen rose' of
"Rose Eminence," the "Queen OF Song"
Of "Halcyon Hall" and the golden hair
ed sylph of Alabama, will ever be kind
ly remembered by the gentlemen who
were present
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A splendid stock of Boots, Shoes
and Hats very cheap.
apll4w2. w. j. PHILIPS.
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Corrected Weekly by LiPscom5 Bros.
GrOccrs and Commission Merchants,
East side Pablic Square.
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Wanted.

A No Carder, at my Factory, Enter
prise, NIaury county.
Mar 2i-6Od. JAMES HOWARD.
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G. liz. Ladies and Misses Trimmed
Hats very low. WI. PmI1Ps.
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HURRICANE ITEMS.

If you want a good fitting shirt cut,
call ON ENGLE
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Singing school.

A fine Gold Pen and Holder. Apply at
this Office. April 2l-tf
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MORTGAGES.
On Property valued a. over s6,-
2j0,00. being First Mortgages on
unineumbered Real Estate in the
City Of Philadelphia s. SO -
LOANS.
Loans on stocks as Collateral S.eu-
rity, Cash market value s51 ,2g3l. 2D.lS6 81
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I.I Il r. s.

CTATE TAXES For ISL.
The State tax bills for 1877 are now in my
hands for collection. All persons are hereby
notified that they are required /" come t" MY
Office No. 81 King street. and make payment.
On all bills not paid by the Ill ri September
five per cent will BIZ added t" the amount ;nd
the bills turned over t. the City Sergeant, VIII"
is compelled by law to force Immediate payrrrii
W. ID. CORSE.
~ 1;-tSl City Treasurer Alexandria:
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.
CoI.LErruES OFFICE July T.. ISL.
Tax payers will take notice that the taxes due
the CITY Council OF Alexandria i"r the Year Isl
arc now ready and in the hands of the Collectors.
VIII" can be found ut their Office each day except
Sunday from : n. IN. to > =. H. MI lrcrs"l.-
payiur their taxes on rr before the ii> day 81!
August. IN current i""I>. viii hr allowed dis
count of II per cent Oil ~ brturr the ii day ~
September 10 per cent: on ar before iii" 1T day
of October per cent, ami ii" discount VIII be-
allowed after that date.
JNO. T. HILL. Collector y. D..
:. X. FIELD, C"Ilrrur :. D.
Olirc---C nder the Mansion nn,e" nl,r door
north OF the Telegraph office is Is
SHERIFF'S NOTICE To TAXPAYERS
y
On AID after February 1T, 1871. II! office Will
be ON Washington street, adjoining til" drug
store Of DR.. pi"rpoinl. would respectfully AK
persons who have rot paid their STATE and r"itr-
ty taxes for 1870 To cali and settle. The cnntili-
lianrc oI the public <cl"o!s depends upon the
payment OF taxes promptly; and am c"Inpr!lrd
to settle with the Auditor The Unpaid tHNr, for
1863, with interest, must hr settled.
!. &. o NEAL.
ian 81 Sheriff Alexandria co.. ' IA
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!SYE.1.UBUATS.

OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY CO.,
~ Washington. February IL. ISL.
Steamer: Of the Potomac Ferry Co:I'an! viii
make their hourly trips between AL a: >.
rNandria and Washington a> follows: 1880 "A "A
Every hour, iron Il. H., from each city.
Last trip ut y. H. from each city.
The Stcalncr WAWASET will make two
trips Il week ~ Curri"lnan. Cone river and inter
mediate landings Oh tie Pptomnc-lcaving
Washington On Tt ESDAY for CurriomNn and
on FRIDAY for Cone river. ut ia m, and
Alexandria Ut d.
5. :. HOWlSON,
aug l2tf President Potomac Ferry Co..
fFoLK AND BOSTON.
The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE. con-
meeting 1T NoruE with the steamers sT"~'
of the Merchants a!ld Miners Trunsr z-z4ASs
portatun C.I::.nmy for Boston. will leave her
wharf, No | .":I.!' whn:Nr,. EN Eh( MON
DAY. WEnN t.:>DNl an. i !;il'Al nj l,!U H..
H.. inr N"riu.h. i.rtuiIriI=. ,rr"r N"riu!k On
TUESDAYS. Tilt l;>DAi> amd SATI r.
DAYS. Il; > -. m. -"!'rin" At. Fort Washing
ton, Glyl,.li' lIr"y Point. Point !.""k"ut and
Fortress M"nr'"..
Til line ..,ii.r.,.tIll, III Alexandra ":ih the
o.. y. n NJ aud Il. " .. L. r.. and It; Nor
folk VIII; li,. Ii,-;,,. -t:inrr offers superior i'll
dur"rlr,- l"r the rapid and careful -hil"nrnt "t
all kind "l ;r,.. Iii I" B''st"m lii" rate being
low ihr attention "i shippers /, particularly a.
rr,ir i" th- feature. an freight forwarded
free ,r;i!r::,:"i, :,I"i through Hills 81 Ialn%
given.
For freight "r I':.->s=c apply "n board: or t"
Y. -. GEOEEi.. N"r.i'I>. i. &. Alters
(ir,,?yr,"wii ar NJ ELDRl l)GE Il CO.,
Agents Alexandria
:. p. EEOWN " son, Glen. A-;-..
Cor i.lil - and New York ave-.
First cia.> fare - N"riolk, 81; r"und trip. ST.
Second ,.l;.. !ur,. 10 Norfolk - round trip, 50
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DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS.

On and after SATURDAY, July ], 1871 Tvs"
daily passenger trains will run between W ASH
INGTON and LINCllB U RG, ctlccling d"uh"
daily connections through between NEW YORK
and NEW ORLEANS. At G"rdon>yll" con-
ncction is made by mai train with the Chc>u-
pcakc and Ohio Earo,,. daily, Sunday except.
rC. to Richmond Staunt"u and III" VIRGINIA
SPRINGS; at Lynchburs with Atlantic" Mis-,
siS<ippi and Obi" Railroad for the We! and
Southwest, and al Washington for the Nsrth
and Northwest
Leave WaShngt"n daily al $50 a. IN. and $40
p H., and Alexandria 1T "a. IN. ana Gap =. H.
arriving ut Lvnchburg at 50j p. m. and a. IN.
Leave Lynchhurg at -. IN. and 10 p. III, ar
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST H.

GENlUS.-The Saratoga correspondent OF
The New York Times tells this story: There is
= new story afioat here, and unless Joe Miller
has noticed il, it seems Il fresh incident in hui
man specuation Lizzie \. and Gertic b.,
two of the most beautiful girls of the year, fixed
their hopes on Henry d, il grand part, from
New York. Both the girls are stylish, hand
some, and rich, and the favored swain was only
he<itating in the words of the old song.
allow happy could be with either.
Were tother dear charmcr away.
Roth are Girls Of the PERIOD and to that must
be charged the story am to tell.
One afternoon Miss Lizzie and the young
gentleman walked through the park after an
extended stroll, during which much lovcma-
king went on and while passing through the
halls Of the Grand Union the lady suddenly
tottercd and fell t;linting into tn" arms OF
her attendant 1t was Il bold stroke and Tlcto-
~ for a moment seemed fastened there. Ter,
tie soon heard of this, and her fertile mind
grew tired with Schcming vt last Il snllle
grew upon her face. She owns the incest pony
phacton in Saratoga. and the next day she IN,
rited the gentleman to ride. lie accepted and
met his fate The wcll-traincd horse w;ls
quietly going on his way. when suddenly the
wheel cane off, and the pretty Gcrtic lay faint
ing on the hard road. The terrified Henry
lifted her in his arms aud bore her TO L con;
rcnicnt farm house For two days she refused
to recover from the shock. On the third day
the remorseful Henry who WAS constantly with
her, could stand it no longer. He surrendered;
she recovered, and soon there is to be we'd
ding in high lifc Now comes the touch of na,
ture. Miss Lizzie forgot her loss III admiration
of the grand coup d'etat, and has already con-
gratualatcd her rival upon her brilliant victory.
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AIEX ANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
CU.N. III Err CH.4.NTS.

80
T. l.. rnI.soN. l.. wITIIEEs.
rs1OI son e. CO.
WHOLESALE GPOCEPS
AND
cav u1.sJoN NppCU,N WITS
" ~ ~.
No. - cor. Ming ana water SIS
aug lin '::1''' Va.
rVD r. HEN EESUNN CO.
j
GENERAL
npnn1-cr cro,1NIccInv ,rrpc11,Hrs
'N'i'' ~ ~ Y w. '' " ~ ~ 49,
NJ" South Union street
Alexandria. Virginia.
-,.,-. pI,.,,,r t:u,uo E;.h.,yc furnished .t
,",>1, ,'.sI..,t ,,r;n, ui,ri''e, ,,'rl.nt ,,r,.s
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cr-1o the roters Of the city amt County Of AZ
crcndria Il propose to be Il candidate tor, Il
seat in the next House Of Delegates from the
county Of .iloxandria, should | find it to be the
wish Of the people that / should represent them.
As early rs possible after the nd j"urnmcnt of the
present Court intend to address the citizens of
the city and county upon the Questions vitality
affecting their interests. which will be brought
before the next General Assembly.
vDt-tf CHARLES f. STU ART
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The brooding place Of sin and the nurSery,o of
death. is the striking appcllation which the
New York Sun bcstows upon Il certain district
of that city.
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TINE BALTIMORE PARLOR QUEEN
5. Il. SENTONS
New Patented Sclt-FccdinS Base Burnln
PARLOR FIRE PLACE STOVE.

~
PARLOR FIRE PLACE STOVE.
Mr. 5. B. Sexton is the original inventorof the
Illuminating BALTIMORE Fire Pl lace Heaters. -
His several succeeding patents lav" been I'M
prorcmcnts until this last is the superior of them
ALL 1t cxccls al the popular Fire Place Stoves
in beauty of finish tasteful carving. and in heat
ing power 1t is the result of twenty-five years
practical experience i'll inrentng and manutnc-
turing Fire Place Stoves, and combines all the
improvements of our former Stoves, with addl-
tional improvements made this present season.
This Stove is decided success. Several hun
drcd of them were put up in dwellings during
the latter part Of the Fall and during the Win
ter and we have received many testimonials
giving them the highest praise for powerful
heating capacity;knd economy III the conSump-
~ TIE DINING ROOM QUEEN.--We have
added II new Fire Place Stove to our list this
scuson This Stove is suitable for dining rooms.
1t is very ornamental and would answer for par
lors also. 1t has the convenience OLA large oven,
which can be used for warming plates, and heat
ing irons, as well rs baking and boiling;
We also manufacture the BALIl MORE
PARLOR HEATERS, which are Top Feeding
and Self. Feeding Stove. They urc beautifully
finished ana Of great heating power.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
). b. SEXTON II CO..
Ill West Lombard st., Baltimore
For sale in Alexandria by
jy 3l-3m IllOS. HOY.
SNPlCES. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor the PICKING
- and preserving season. just received large
invoices, consisting in part of Green Race and
jamaica Ginger Red, Black, White and Long
Pepper: White and Black Mustard Seed Cori-
andcr Caraway and AniSecd; Genuine English
Mustard Mace, Gloves, .Nutlncg> and All<picc.
Also Cement for Fruit Jars. Il superior article,
and Jar CorkS. For sale in any quantities I"
suit purchasers ut lowest rates.
aug 10 JANAEl X co.
&100 REWARD will be paid for a
- lOO GOLD WATCH, English lever,
hunting case, made by JOS. Johnson, Church
street liverpool, No. 1919. The above de-
>crihcd watch WAS left with w. W. Adam, Of
Alexandria, on the 9th OF JANUARY, 1870 Adj
dress HENRY T. FAINT,
Warrcnton, Fauluirr county, Va.
Warrcnrn, Va, jy N-lm
TNHE TESTIMONY OF PURCHASERS
l. and consumers is altogether in favor Of our
DOUBLE-FACEDA ALPACA,
and warrants the assertion that it Is without
doubt equal to- if not the best, article of its kind
sold. Another supply just received from the
importers in New Iork-all grades from the
lowest price to the finest quality.
aug ii r. L. WOOD.
DOTOMAC HERRING
100 bbls best Family Roe Herring.
80 half bbls
100 bbls No. l Potomac Herring.
80 kits Slad Roe. For sale by
WASHINGTON Il HERBERT.
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DARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALL

Unable t. farm from i!!-hralth and anxious t"
pay nv debts | offer for sale the following val
liable REAL ESTATE:
The LOWER GRANVILLE FARM, con-
tanning "a! acres. situated miles west of War
renton, on the WatcrIo" turnpike. and adjoining
"Uukwo"d." the estate of the late Robert 4.
Scott. This land. gently undulating, with fine
Southern exposure and lying in the basin Of the
Great Run Valley, i: valuable both for grazing
and farming purposes. 1t is finely watcrcd, with
Now FRAME DWELLING, with FOODS Lulu
which can be aidcl t" with convenience Il large
new frame stable, two corn cribs and is under
good fencing. Should the purchaser desire, he
can buy Capt. y. d. Paymc,s farm, adjoining, of
.um:. ilj acres when he will have fine estate
with orchard buildings, and every convcnicnc"
and comfort. The Mccoy tract. neat little
farm of 81 acres, adjoining can also be hcug It,
will also sell ''LINWOOD," my place of
RESIDENCE ; miles from Markham station. on the
NJ. G.. Il. r., containing 2i2 acres, situated at
Il milo of the Fall, Of Alhann,' in the hluo
grass region If Upper Falllucr; well tmbcrcd,
watrrcd and fenced: protected from tho rude
winds Of winter and famed b. the most refresh
ing brccZ;.s of summer; doubt whether more
romantic spot, comfortable home. or desirable
piece of property can be found. The dwelling is
comfortable, with all the necessary out buildings.
The soil is Of good quality. ANA generous Ill the
production of all the cereals rich in minerals.
and nter>p.rscd w!h springs OF v. .E m:Ir,
extensive marble qlarric$. among which may
mention beautiful Brcccria of all color<, Ncrd
Antique and Srrpcntinc Marbles iOphiolitcsj Of
different colors, Chalccdony, Ja<pcrs, Chromatc
Iron, Soap Stone, Sulphato and Oxides Iron,
beautiful Ochrc+, very q ear Of grit, and r"iuN-
bic for paints; Mecrschaum, rod and white
Porphyrics, and rock, which, when ground, is
Il superior fertilizer.
Terms: want for this property S7,0U in cash
to pay my debts the deferred payments can be
made to suit purchaser. 'Linwo"d L" bc sold
subject to IL royalty of 10 per cent: Address the
subscriber, ALBAN ). PM \ r, NJ. D.,
Markham Station, Fauquicr CO., Va.
Fauquicr county, iy ll-law:im
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Ri IL az H..
ORANGE, ALEX. Il MANASSAS Il. L
~ Alexandria. Va. August t.. ISL
1 L

ORANGE, ALEX. y MANASSAS L. K.
~ Alexandria Va, August H.. ISL
THROUGH TICKETS
For BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA mn,:
NEW YORK. and ali IL" GREAT WEST
arc on sale ri the ticket "Iiicc, corner Duke a.!
leaving at $40 H. II. ANA $50 y. III. II bought "a,
the above man!rd T.. uar hours. t!r,> ticket
will ais" be- recognize, on trains leaving II; {.
Il. IN. and f. II =. IN.
Baggage checked through |" North "r W.
Take the 44j H. H.. ;ran for r;,rr,, Wr.,..r:,
connections.
aug l2-,I j. VI. BROADrS. e. r
XXyASlUN';:DN u ONO RAILROAD
Is e u IL - ::
SUMMER SCHEDULE BEGINNING
JULY 10, ISL!
| Tw" Tr::.., Daily. except Sundays. i"tu,,:.
Alexandria, and lIam!lt"n.
Leave Alexandria ;t SO -. M. and = H. =.
Arrive u: liI:nilt"n III los Il. IN. ami 80 f.. H.
Lcav" Hamilton ~ 80 -. and 10 i, M.
Arrv. at Alexandria at S.u'i -. H. and 10 J.. Ii
T!.' 80 =. H. train from A!rNand"i: and Ia:
D. H. ,r:.in from Hamilton. connect ut Hamilton
witt Krup, Daily Line of Coaches for Purc,!
Will. Sniclrr>vilr BcrryviIlr and Winchester
ri, with R,;u.rr Line Of Coaches winch l,%,,..
L,r..hurg daily for Aldie and Midd!rhurs
.lnnI!al tickets, sixty dollars; communications.
t":.rts 90 tril't) at =! cents per lul!t
iy7-tt Genera! Ticket \yrl.;
4 LEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON T. K
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SAML. NJ. SHOEMAKER"....... President
OSCAR y. STEVENS........ ......... Sccrctu-:.
Richard T. Mcrrick, j. Dean Smith,
George Vim. Brent, Walter Lrn"A
Oscar \. Stevens.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
On and after SATURDAY, July !, ISL
through Mail Trains leave Washington from
Mary7ani avenue 'I~p"i.nt ia. m. and i pm
for Lvnciburg and intermediate stations, sun
days included. Leave Alexandria, from Duk"
| and Henry streets ut $40 II. and $50 T. H.
tronl Lvnchburg and intermediate stations sun
days included. connecting with the morning and
evening trains for Baltimore, Philadelphia: and
| New York.
! Local Passenger Trains leave Wm>hiny,uu
| from Maryland Avenue Depot, ut 1:lj. $40. .
and II II. and :, t. $50 and 40 p. In
! Leave Alexandria. from the corner q! Duke and
Henry streets ut 445 and 4: ja. H., and from the
corner Of King and It. A>aph streets At t. 5 and
| 10 II. m. and !, ; and p. III.
| Local Sunday Trains leave Alexandria. from
the corner "t Duke and Henry streets. at 40 u
m. and i:l5 p. m. Leave Washington. from
| MARYLAND ave depot AT $50 Il. m. and 10 D. N.
| Through Tickets can be procured at the "t'r.
| Of the Company corner uf9h street and Mary
! land avenue, Washington, and baggage checked
! through.
O. A. STEVENS, Gen Supt.
w. }. PHELPS Gen. Manager. jy TT
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN.
" ASSAS RAJ LROAD.