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New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
Broohlnn Real gstate for Sale.

LNOR SALE-On BROOKLYN Nights,
9l-story House No. 81 PeTeponst south SIDE
Hicks and Hnr 23I5 iee extension a and second
stones 2jEo0 WITH also. the O 25rOJ feet
fronting on Monagas Apply G. W. MOORE the premises.
EOR SALE-Three-stOTy frame STORE and
DWELLING No. lOl Pnespp, Brooklyn. lot 2lIt0 Only
t-O door llon Feto1st el2g0 GEO DUTION ~ PaIkpae
HOUSES for SALE near Prospect Park and
desirable Bcighborhois In Brooklyn, a! reasonable prices
RULAND WHITING, Beekmarsi.
DAPID TRANSIT Lots, 25xl06 feet,
IL close restrictions. hrs, nrighhorhoo Pros
aud the hue o proposed Rapid Transit steam road for
sale $500 ,nl upward peuGt opportunity for investment or
speculton Also brick OT8NO5 With
improvement. birgia. Apply - ocs OF the ae A. WALKER
NJ Johu-st NeR York IL TO O'clock
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A I'|oo PPRaoFEssoRi Pa2ai RTIESNE LAMBERT
French GsS,ersaSTs e. S7.mTa Gas'' oaes Ss hour.
A FRENCH LADY, educated IN Paris, M de,
n more PUrIaT hIG IE q SuEsfs ffS1 Be-. Boz Saa,
a SCHOOL and HOME for young BofS.-E
n HINDs A. NJ PRINCIPAL. iempseaAa. A =. l. x,
I,oT No! + for Young Ladies, BordentOwn, Nj.
~ etc address Rev JOHN H. BRAkELb1 rn. " FIes
IIIAVERACK COLLEGE and Hudson River
,oe & c,1la oas1. .2s n fGf % OS 1850 FaGK
THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmeei \. 7.
L Spring Session opens Feb IL INV '. - -, -. :. .
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE.-lilnn ms I9liy
49, 'SsIi'oSe s GTn fSG9 Ss ,oS Fe Adde'S rev cowLES
TIFVATE INSTITUTE. WHITE PLAINS,
Y ,eopsr, september 18th ns Il B. sBARLhs PrssPa
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
TIr9; SSGTs:, X Rev l.i1jHS5 T. J4cSsos rs A. pr
1ITY JNDERG ARTEN SCHOOL" for Children,
N and PByATB RECITATION ROOMS fGr Lsle" Nov .1 N
; 5s q. Of toaSs Ssa school cS 70 iddfs d Ms Is " eds
HNDERGARTN GRAY, pupil of
IN Nine KkEGE direct, % ss n1qS e FS q ''S5s Bol
iyn Address Miss GRAY, 289 Cambell'tds. Btootyn.
NINE. DE VALENCIAs INSTITUTE for
M Yanrg I,deS and Children West
st thorough in French Iat hsse
mates Music Dr,ying and Psnihg Fe3s0 P@s,d f ,rSbt to
Bosrder, charge Parents and s0saS; s1s M % @
s5 t 10 Europe send for prospectus WIN reopen SEPT H. sl
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
bennington Institute (for both sexes, Pennlng-
Ton, n ITsms reasonable Adires, A. 7. LAsh On: I.-ep@
CEWARD INSTITUTE FOR BOYS.
- FLORIDA ORANGE co. NEwHoRk go gs5 y'IE PYs o
S,,,IoSa, e.i,l s1, oN'' ' r O. sCHRyBR A NJ Principal
CPANTSH LANGUAGE FREE OF CilARGE. I'll:
- The Evening High school TN m !FRoSos p''
XTASSAR COLLEGE, poughkeepsie, N. "
The se,' s}qRso so6e courses in ever department
j a ,.a, and cabinets AMI complete Careful poy
lon msde for health foI mora an s. Term 5 900 Der snpum
covering expenses Of saon Ooari ne ns' Ga @ d .s
hss except for separate instruction II A1S' pFRS e.a5
| Fan session opens sept 49,
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
| Il BOARDING school a.. MN
for making S''i issTABdEisiIE0 sis.IdEsHji ISst
Earnest teaching BGSJaSHS TSsoS s Yonl.
LADY Of eHpseT6ssTpee6 6sT s6dGon S goSsF & as
tgsP,y %,y m, ss % NJ s s'R kSBSsoS 81 Box 80
| -
Gearbers.
A GENTLEMAN of experience, as teacher
N oBpgish Literature MstheHa BooEkeepn &C. qsIfs enI
TON Tribune Office
LADY TEACHER, with some hours dis
'1 would s "Gs ss.I 5GPS o.5 Fne5 FsnSa nd sma
ing studied abroad. 4ddre.. d B. Box no Tribune oae
- A mer. School Institute" IA BOnd-st, supplies
N schools and families reliable Teachers Teachers wanting
positions Application Fon w senermsrhorn AetlII
A COLLEGE GRADUATE, studying at the
"A school Of Mines desires pupils two bOas day. Experienced
teacher Best civ reference Address w. A. Boz li, Tribune
| Ohce. ----------
WANTED.-A TEACHER of twelve years
w experience OF Pabc Schools desires poon 10
good i've teacher are nee ~
gsb Latin the Natural SCIENCES etc. Thoroughly
| taught Address p. o. Boz 100, salem, III
| NNANTED-In a young gentlemens school,
w competent TEACHER Of English Grammar and Composon
Address GAMMA Trbun, West SIDE once
| 9O8 W. Twenty -thirds,
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NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-WIN-

~ EW- -1Ohh MlDLAND hAlllN AI--h IN
~ TER ARRANGEMENT taxing effect Dec 2 lsIFAts tave
foot o COrtlandt snd Desbrosessts. As follows:
For Eew-DuIhSm and haywood T. se 1850 a. m J. so 80
$40. and 1880 ?. N
sekensack Paterson Hawthorne Midland Pa aud WoteE
dyke 9:lO 1850 a. J. 800, 43O GO. 'll:J0 D.
For dFeaeh Park BogotA Rochelle Dundee Lake hrset arc
Riverside 1880 m; l. 90. $3.50, 6.2D ll;3o p.
WyckOa Pompoa and MonAr Junction, T. sO iot g. rs
$780, 45O $3.50 ?. N. -, -
For CsmPgaw. oakland BOOmrgdle and West BocrasSAle y
9;l0. 1880 a.. m. 4J0, $3.50 m. -
Smiths Mills Charlottebugh, Stockholm Snurowu ouens
bury. and Qusrryvle, T. $40 a. IN. 4:SO ,.
For Newfoundland Franklin hambuTgb, Decltown Umonyle
West Town johnson, Slate Hid, Mdown aud Boonrftugt ~
9lO m. 330 1880 NJ.
For Pine Bush wartsboro Falburgh Monticello Lb'ry fIs
and ElenUle. $40 a. m. $3.50 p m .
RBTuREING-LeAye Liberty Fails at SIS IN ES 2 ~
ElenyIe 2:l5 AidileiONn. G. e55 81, eS
d m West Boomngdale 20 a. ?, 6:o4 N. WosSt'ni
625 737 ll:23 A57. 4O5 65s 1850 Psenos w.
,55 9:ls, l33 a. 257, 4.2s, 7:l5, ll;l2
ARRIVING IN NEwYoRK 6S5, g. SIC, 1890 lAo, te
$40 8:35 o. and 1880
MoNTCLAIR DIyIsIoNTraas leave SeWYors loot '"rVASo
and Desbrossescsts:
For Montcar Pompton intermediate stations sles 80 @
aud intermediate stations $50 p N sfn'" s"e
IN, and 4;lOP ..- en-, - 49, p..,,....
tD'e not run 0s'01' W DOUGLAS suptnDt,r6sst
Tgskst
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AGREAT OFFER Z FEBRUARY!

Horace WaIcrs ~ SON. ash B'Wny, N.Y.
will dispose Of 90 PIANOS NELoDEoNs and ORGANS oir'
including Wa'es PRICES TOH CASE du
rnR THIS MONTH New octave PIANOS modern inpToymnts
s25O and $40, THH WATERS CONCERTO PAhLOR
ORGANS btsutiial and perfect tone
Prices bargains for Monthly miscellaneous received
ng New aud sec0niani in'tuntuts let
and applied purchased Ilnstritel Catalogues mailed
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Nem 11nbIifnilons.
MARCH MAGAZINES.

CONTENTS.
The Quarrel o. Jefferson ana HtHil'onJanu Parton pap Of
peculiar interest
The Madonna Of The Fu'uTt.-H. james, jr.
The Abbe Galisni.-Edvtrd Hovlapd.
Nv sparrossi potn-Kats Hilsrd.
Robert Owen atHeP LauaTt.-Roberi Dale Gwen,
Best; poen.-Rose TeuT
A Good " ORD for Quscfs.-EdwId speuctTi
Life Under GlrG-GeorGe A, Shove
Hearttresk Hin; TOem.-Cela ThaIter.
A Chance Aceuaintanee-W D. HoWels
John Reedi TloSgtisi spotu-BsyaId TGIof'
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FRIE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement o

ERlE RAlLW A1.-Nlntef ArThhgemeht w
u Trains taxing jan 20 s7a Prom Chsn5stt btpoi Cor
' sud Chicago Day Express Drawing Cesels'
to BGfo ana Mi T afo aa Niagara Fall. Drtr socra
co,ehes 70 Susquehanna and Sleeping Coaches
DnyE1HIpesaaH , S4S SI'efeP g % esssu pe,fot sIa
cSisSs' CSisass 1Sos @iSsa SSng sS Sa s'' f '-'-'
Fofi q sne n 20 20 and ID
WsTSet I-r g. II and .lI:l5 a. m. sni f9Op
Hegburgh. 1880. and II m. $500 and $3.50 p'r
sufn 73o $780, il and III * H., $50, . g. fo = Aro
RSssood HoboAus AeDdAle ard Ramseys 1850 a.3c, IL
p;l5 P.,oT % ,s sC S s 'S TO- il .iP; u Doop 'IS
$50 J. 5. 5:l5 6, 900 = 3 10 and .li;aoP m,.e,o
sTa4 SsRefinr 1P Park x and an PA Pas,sic s $50 s TO- Scen
Hsdale Hakeasask and Way 5. s5 and is n - ard
Spring @ Valley and Way s. and sls is5 Sands ard
E5SevOod s. 74s e nd go n l'O 'lS |ls, AS SO GO
Ge'9 "a b jit y5 s H. i'' ai' M $50 '' -' ''
s%prs % I'm $ 1 10 ard $50 g. H. 49, 3:Is 4l5 445 so 60
' Peraoht ard SyseE 7ss H. l:1c ss AS So
BTs9' leaving chsTse. on even or & bag 'Se'' y ,d ,a
1880 m and II MID Tram; start art from Ce%Sei's only
st. oD quarter hours leave TTenrst 90 minutes earlier hIa
TcEe for passage and for apartments Daving SeJr
be obtained and orders for The cheering and .ran o.
way coz and Trl-sye CO1rtt,
Brooklyn cOmpnys DepO and Of Agents at tie prDoPai
1'.i,a aDay. fsund,y. only .tGo.ssu surl.y, oul,.
NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
F9RP S9a Ssfs S6yEdsT R m
Passenger Station Sewfork Grand Central Depot Ebnsres
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For View ayen 7:Cs 1903 l5L 1880 n l29 BL) g." IRIh
For ' Bnag,por fG 55 ti sos EI sos ii 81 M m ,EI a
E Fe aori Nm 49, s5a y sig;os S3 F 5 1fd 5 so M EI &
Po Fairfield, Southport, aud WepOri 7Od, sos lIo ss,
2 For So south i1 sgrTss soa s1 eo l3l la22 @ as
fo D,ren g. 9:as ii:ll a. m. rs t5i s:9
a55 5O CEIJ 3s i3a (E 4.5l 30 sos 69 "a aCe hIj:
ping at Mount Vernon Mamarontck and Rye.
Fcl Gseenwh and intermediate 7oa, eos lo: Il.S
Grand Central Dpo nl ksH'
Aors a. o3 m for Boston va sgrTStsa line Sgfag At Nts
y. for Boston Shore Line stopping at Noen ftnoS
A--l--l0D''A '-' ny CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, wa spzngaeh. s:J3 a. 1913 anG soo u
ror Hsriori aud spdugse s.oa a. n 1923. sr6sopu
FC Conaecteat RrsT Railroad soa m 2:23 rm 70 Grted,
3O8 y n to Montreal and White Mountains
For Hartford. Providence aud Fhki Railroad o2 u g
l2l3 500 Norwich and 9:l0 Boston RL
RoE Connecticut VI, hey Railroad a;oa m and so5 ? H. .
For YeS.Hivca MJIIctewh and wiInarGs Railroad ar Lle
For Hoasatoaic Railroad sOs r m and 3.os p. n
For NaGgatuek Railroad O3 -.Vs D. H. ara 80 r. Wt-
Por Dsnbury and Novalk Railroad 7:ce eOs aud sos i9o
For shepsag Valley Railroad via Dsnbury NOrvs RB ss
% and 43j 2. m.
Comuodou eepngears attached TO 08 ami s:io uahS
Sunday mail either Ane Drawing aasbeo
Passengers can procure any pon, rshd i6s a
the Grand Central Depot cor Forty seecnd ~ ana fSaIh s a.
COurs. BrOOkya and BY leaving suitable NOTICE.
tiOn. JOHN T. MOODY sgD't n J. y II p-
NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-WIN-
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nlusical 5nstruments

flusical gnstruments
AT HAINES BROS,
N q UNON.SQUARR,
Fir,t.elsss handsome pew PI6kOPOgTEs fof SALE
on yeryre reasonable tenn,
,nd several used a little very low FOR ei'a
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS. square OF up
~ right 10 RENT SELL eheap rent Soue on purchases Call
al NJ N MBRRELLS, No UHiontquare ho lbS foudhs'el
EOR SALE.-A VUILLAUME VIOLIN at
l. No. 81 Psreponts.. Brooklyn
0h0nn HANDSOME rosewood carved oct.
Qp SsJtD. PIANO good new all modern improvements
nrin.l lls Wet r.eniL ah-n-i Moor h-lLaLe.
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(, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
NV 1T TTTTTT
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.

~ FORD RAILROAD-New-York and Nev-llsvep Division.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT COMMENCING NOVEMBER II. lf7l
Passenger Sewfork Grand Central Depot EhIsrcs
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Gotels.

VERMONT SUMNER HOME, POultney, VT
-Rev NEWMAN, D. Prop. Open from May Special rates
10 families and season boArers
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A Il 1888 Broadway, near rear iLnnMsIRT.
French Conversauonal Classes daiiv ,ds
Crel svsem No grammar. Ohce hous auu u-s.--, =.
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Gonntrp properip 10 Eet.

MARKET GARDENER-Fine chance 1or e., a
" steady MAN with little capital 10 shares or cash four
acres tn stabng tools iu berries manure &C.
Apply at West Elizabeth Depot, ~ }. C. X X Terms easy
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Brooklyn rrcpertn 10 fft.

ITO LET in BROOKLYN, f. d., FURNISHED
hfeestory and basement House with modern
toughout ~ furnished Bedford within few minutes the
fer e Ngbborhood unsurpassed. either in NeTior orbooA
an the grand Dive 20 Prospect Family EaOpe Ad'
dress particulars, A H. b, 81 Lafayetepaee, heNio
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 2.

A GENEROUS HEARTED YOUNG MAN.:-At
the dinner given at the commencement OF tue
Washington and Lee University Col. johnston
proposed toast which he said was unusual:
ITO some of the noblest fellows that ever
lived: the boys who have been pitched"
In response to loud calls Mr.. Lewis Berkley,
of Prince William county, who had failed to
graduate on law, rose and said that he was
sorry to admit that he was one Of the boys who
had been pitched" He had, perhaps, been
too diligent 10 taking the "calico ticket, but
the examination given by Mr.. Tucker was
most rigid one-a sort of diabolical machine
to pitch the unwary; and if any Of these
lawyers of long practice thought that be
had been disgraced by his failure, he would
lust like to see some of them tackle that
examination and reach the standard re-
ouired. Yet he believed in a high standard
acknowledged the justice of the decision III his
case, and desired to express his high sense OF
obligation to MIR. Tucker for the great kindness
with which be had treated him in common with
all of his students. But he should now 60 to
work, and hoped to be able to take such stand
in his chosen profession that in years to come
his Alma Mater would not be ashamed of him
as lone of the boys who was pitched
Professor Tucker rose and said that the man
ly way in which Lewis Berkley had met this
his first disappointment, gave assurance that ne
would, beyond question, succeed IN future llfe
He proposed the health of Lewis Berkley,
as noble gentleman as ever entered or lett the
University.
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.AUCTION aLEG.
By Green IL Wise,
lReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers:l


CReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers:]
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE--By virtue of . decree of the Circuit
Court of Alexandria county, Va, rendered at
the August term, 1863 in the suit of Edelin, and
others, plaintiffs, VS. The Mechanical building
therein named, will sell, on THURSDAY, July
the 10th, 1873, at II o'clock M, in front of the
New Market House, on Royal street, in the city
of Alexandria, by public auction, the following
described REAL ESTATE:
of Fayette street, between King and Cameron,
19 It. By 50 it. to 10 # alley, ll9 feet north OF
the middle of the square; subject to rent
charge of Sc, payable on first July; no
BRICK DWELLING and LOT, on the HE
west side of Washington St, between King and
&c it. 8! in deep to IN alley #. wide; then
south "A it.; then east Is #. 6 in. then south z
it,; then east 80 it. % in; then north II It. to
alley-ground rent.
on Fairfax street. between King and Prince 81
No. 4-Hugh Lathams TWO-STORY n
BRICK DWELLING and LOT on Water e
street, between King and Prince, u # 81 IN. by
123 it. 5 in.
STORY FRAME DWELLING, on ground III
rent, on the east side of Payne street, between
King and Cameron. Is #. by 80 f. to 10 #.
alley.
No 6-Jno. Summers LOT and COACH "a
FACTORY, on the west side Of Pitt street, Il
between King and Prince, 81 #. in. on Pitt by
III f. II in. deep
No Andrew W. Eastlack's TWO a.
STORY FRAME DWELLING and LOT, Hl
on the north side of Queen street. between
Royal and Fairfax, 45 #. in. by 81 #. in, l46
feet 2! in ches north of Fairfax street. ~
No 8--Richard w. Robinson's TWO a.
STORY BRICK HOUSE and LOT on the Me-
south side of Queen street. bet Alfred and Pat
rsk q # BY 100 deep to seY y It. w ts
south side of Queen street. adjoining lot above
mentioned, 20 It. 2 in. by feet in. No house
A more particular description of the property
will be given on the day OF sale.
Terms: One-tenth of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, and the residue in +, u and 10
months; the bonds of the purchaser, with gooa
security, bearing interest from the day OF sale,
to be taken for the deferred payments, and the
title to be retained until the entire purchase
10 51wts c. w. WATTLES, Commr.
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Nv Green e. Wise,

[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA A
" BILE REAL ESTATE-By virtue of de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Alexandria county,
Va, rendered at November term, 1868, in the
suit of The Potomac Building Association, pp t.,
vs. jesse Woodward and others, defendants, the
undersigned, Commissioner, therein named, will
proceed to sell, by public auction, on THUK rs
DAY, the 10th day Of July, 1878, at IL o'clock
M, in front of the New Market House, on Roy
al street, in the city of Alexandria, the following
described REAL ESTATE, in the city of Alex
No. i-George W. Davis TWO-STORY -
FRAME HOUSE and LOT, on the south II
side of Queen street, between Alfred and Pat
rick, % feet inches by 100 feet; beginning lO2
No. 2NW. B. Nails TRACT OF LAND, in
Fairfax county, containing about 25 acres, being
the land of which Francis Hamersley died seiz-
ed, and which was conveyed to VIM. B. Nails
by VIM. Hamersley and James Hamersley with
Eliza, mis- WIFE by deed dated the 18th of July,
sndria, on the Telegraph road.
No. 3-Margaret Rafferty, TENEMENT -
and LOT, on the west side of Royal street, II
rs feet by l23 feet inches, beginning Isl feet Z
inches south of Wilkes street.
No. 4-John Summers LOT and I'M r.
PROVEMENTS, on the west side of Pitt Is
street, between King and Prince, III f. II in. in
depth by 81 feet inches-Coach Factory.
No. 5-Mary 0. Sullivan's LOT, on the south
side of Franklin street, at the middle of square,
bet. Water and Fairfax, Is #. By 30 feet deep
vacant lot.
No. 6-Chss. B. Shirleys one undivided a.
half of a TWO-STORY FRAME Dwell Ill
LING and LOT, on the east side of Washing
ton street, between King and Prince, next to
the Church, 20 #. by l2S #. in. Deep beginning
1876 feet inches south of King
No. Eliza E: Vane's LOT, on the east side
r ~ hatm nd oman
II # in. by SO #. 6 in. deep, beginning IS feet
7 inches south of Princess street
A more particular description of the property
will be given on the day of sale.
Terms: Onc-tenth of the purchase money to
be paid in cash; the residue in three equal in
stallments of +, II and Is months; the bonds of
the purchaser, with good security, and bearing
interest to be taken for the deferred payments,
and the title to be retained until they are paid.
lie 5-wts G. w. WATTLES, Comm'r.
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Ladies'. Misses and Children's Boots.
Shoes and Slippers.
Special Notice.
SUMNER RESORTS.
], N. BRADFORD.

J. NJ BRADFORD. J. w. R. MOORE.
JOSEPH PERRY.
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
~ Shenandoah County, Virginia.
BRADFORD, MOORE & PERRY, Prop'rs.
IL miles from Mt. Jackson, Va,
Has been greatly improved by the erection
of large and convenient dining room, ball room,
parlor and some fifty new chambers all newly
furnished Double porches surround the build
ings, atfording delightful promenades, which, in
connection with the walks and drives, make it a
desirable place of resort for the pleasure seeker
as we'll as for the invalid. Among the waters
can be found Chslybeste Sulphur, Freestone
and the famous Bear Wsllow.
Visitors leaving Alexandria on the $50 train
arrive at the Springs at early tea, Excursion
v. Nj. s. 4. S. K. t., at Alexandria, good until
October 3lst, for $3.50.
Board per month SIS; per week $3.50; per
day $3.50; children under II and servants half
price. Circulars can be had at E. S. Leadbea-
ter & Bros. je S-lm
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"a merciful man is merciful to his beast"
THE HUMANE INVENTION OF THE

"a merciful man is merciful to his beast"
THE HUMANE INVENTION OF THE
McCLURES SELF-ADJUSTING, ANTI
FRICTION BACK-CHA1N AND
TRAVELLER.
Read the following testimonials to its merits /:
Office Society for Prev. Cru to Animals,
New York. April II, 1873.
l have seen, and do most unqualifedly APP
prove of Mr. w. B. McClure's Anti-friction
Chain and Traveller, for the use of cart horses,
whereby the severe conclusions and continual
CALLING incident to the present mode of harness
ing draft animals are efectually overcome. This
invention should be speedily in general use
HENRY BERGH, President.
Alexandria, April 8, 1878.
I have been using fer more than four months
the Self-adjusting, Anti-friction Back Chain and
Traveller" and take pleasure in testifying that
they are perfect success. The saving in wear
of the saddle alone is worth more than the cost
of the chain, and the saving in labor and suffer
ing to the horse is lncalculable.
JOHN LEATHERLAND, Coal Merch't.
For sale by JAS F. CARLIN s. SONS,
an 10 IS King st., Alexa., Va.
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DAWLEY SPRINGS,

ELEVEN MILES FROM HARRISONBG.,
IN ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
This celebrated Watering Place will be opel
for visitors on the 1ss Of j UNE, 1873 under the
management of JOS. N. WOODWARD. Esq.
The water of these Springs is the strongest
(halybeate in the United States, and is pecu-
liarly efficient in the Diseases of Females while
rs Tonic its virtues are unsurpassed.
ACCOMMODATIONS STRICTLY FIRST
GLASS.
Rates of Board.-Per day $3.50; per week SIS;
per month $50. Children under II years of age
and servants half price. A. B. TRICK,
ie 2-lm President Board of Directors.
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MARLIN Rim 6 S.

EaHN - - - = =
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public, that we have leased the above named
Springs, which is considered the most popular
SUMNER RESORT for
EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS AND PATIES,
With splendid Groves. fine Dancing Pavilion
and tie best Spring Water in the country.
Parties wishing to engage the above named
Springs can do so by applying to the following ::
NJ BOSSART,
No 81 S. Fairfax st. Alex, Va.
H. HERBNER.
my 28-lm No 152 King ST., Alex, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-02
ALEXANDRIA MUSICAL DEPOT.

u - a u N ~ " i n Ill OS1SoA LILA " -
V. BECKER, 149 King street.
PIANOS and PARLOR ORGANS, new and
second hand. at all prices and to suit the times.
Agent for WIN. kNABE s. CO.'S. UNRI,
VAILED PIANOS, at factory prices. Sold
on reasonable terms.
SHEET MUSIC.
Any piece of Music published in the United
States will be furnished.
A general assortment of Musical Goods, viz
Over 80 Accordeons, of all kinds and prices.
Over rs Violins, from $1.75 to $50.
Fine Guitars, from So. rs to SIS, including TIL
toms Patent.
One dozen Banjos, from $3.50 to $l6
Violincellos, Bows, Flies, Flutes, Hatnonicas,
Jewsharps, sc.
Instruction Books for every instrument.
SPECIALTY.-Ii import direct from France
the best and cheapest VIOLIN and GUITAR
STRINGS heretofore offered here, at wholesale
and RETAIL including Genuine Italian, French
and German.
~ Pianos, Organs and all kinds Of !; Musical s! al
instruments tuned repaired or packed, In which
business I have had an experience of over 70
years Pianos in the country attended to. lmhZ1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-02
WASH. CITY, VA. MIDLAND s. GREAT
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DOnBLE DAILY TRAINS.

OOU DIE DalL1 lha1NS.
On and after SUNDAY, May 25, 1873 two
daily passenger trains will run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG. effecting double
daily connections through between NEW YORK
and NEW ORLEANS. At Gordonsvlle con:
nection is made with the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad twice daily, Sunday except
ed to Richmond, Staunton and the WEST; at
Lynchburg, with Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad, for the West and Southwe-t, and At
Washington, for the North and N ortl west.
Leave Washington daily At 7OOa. n AMI 100
p. M, and Alexandria at 80 a. m and 7.6Op.m
arriving at Lynchburg at 4. Wa m. and 400 pm.
Leave Lynchburg at s. ~ am. and IL. As pm,
arrive at Alexandria at Gao a. NJ. and 6.3O pm.
and at Washington at 40 q. m. and $50 p. m.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
daily Excepting Sunday with main line tram.
at TOO 8. M, and Alexandria at 100 u. H.
Leave Manassas Junction st $40 n. m
connect at Strssburg for Winchester ahd
all points on Baltimore and Ohio Il. K, and A.
rive at Harrisonburg at $50 p. M; thence by
Hartman 81 Co.'S stage lines TO Staunton, Raw
ley Springs &C., &c
MS- Eastward, leave Harrisonburg at $500
m; connect at Strssburg with trains to and from
Winchester; arrive at Manassas at 4l5 p. H.
connecting with northbound Mail train to Alex
andra, making the 800 p. m. train from Wash
ington or Baltimore, Philadelphia and Ne"
York.
No train Southwark Sunday night and none
Northward Saturday night.
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily between
New York and Lynchburg, and by way OF
Knoxville, Atlanta and Mobile to Now Orleans;
Through tickets and baggage checked to sil
- I'M. BROADUs,
my 23-tf General Ticket Agt.