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Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13
The National Centennial.

As the grand idea Of our national
centennial, says New York Journal,
is a national and international industri-
al exposition it appears to us that the
national celebration for the Fourth OF
July, 1870, at Philadelphia, could be
made in harmony with this grand idea
of worlds fair if it were made what
we may call an industrial procession OF
the States and Territories. In snch a
procession, with each State and Terri
tory represented by delegation OF its
own people, bearing in front on large
banner the State or Territorial coat OF
arms, and with the products and pro-
cesses, as far as practicable, OF its
leading and peculiar branches OF in
dustry borne in the line OF march, we
would have a splendid and instructive
spectacle. It would be passing pane-
rama of the States and Territories, re.
presenting in bold relief and in actual
life the people, the industries, the
products, the climate and the peculiari-
ties thereof in every State and Territory
of the Union. More vividly than any
other device would such procession
represent our people, our country and
its various and bountiful resources and
boundless capabilities. 1t requires no
great stretch of the Imagination to
reach the impression upon citizen and
stranger, from a procession OF hun
dred thousand men, women ana chill
dren, embracing the fishermen OF Maine,
the tar kilns of North Carolina, the big
chpeses of New York, the orange groves
of Florida, the monstrous grape clusters
of California and New Jersey, the
towers of gold and temples of silver
from Montana, Colorado, Utah and
Nevada, the buffaloes of Nebraska,
the elks of Oregon, and the thousand
forms of the iron Of Pennsylvania, and
so on, to the end of the glorious line.
This procession would appropriately be
led by the army and navy, as represent.
ing the forces of Our national indepen.
dence, anu it would properly be Chased
with our civic societies as completing
the representation of reign of peace.
We throw out this suggestion as ell
titled to consideration by the manage
ment of this centennial enterprise; fol
we think it embodies an idea for the
celebration of the one-hundreth ami
versary of our national independence.
which, from its attractive novelties and
ins ructive groupings of American life
and industry, will at our great worlds
fair of 1876 be universally acceptable.
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(ireedineSs. .

Greediness finds its own punishment,
and that speedily. The punishment
does not always take the shape OF collie.
At recent dinner an individual with
large eyes for fruit and long reach,
fell in love with large dish of pears Of
the Seckel variety. His heart longed
for them and his hand lUnged for them.
He grappled the top one, and The re-
naming four hundred and twenty-four
rolled all over the table, into the other
dishes, on the floor, into the laps OF the
guests, and all because one man was
greedy. His punishment came from
one little pear about the size of his own
organ of poltencss. This little avengcr
fell into the coffse.cnp of the pear
snatcher and splashed hot coffee into
his eyes, all over his face, shirt bosom
and white vest. The aflair occurred ut
county fair, and all the afternoon one
man went about the show looking as if
he had fallen upon thousand squash
bugs and squashed them over his shirt
and vest.
Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13
Rapture.

In my rhyme fable anguish,
Feigning that my love is dead,
Playing at game Of sadness,
Singing hope forever fled
Trailing the slow robes Of mourning,
Grievipg with the players art.
With the languid palms Of sorrow
Folded on dancing heart.
must mix my love with death-dust
Lest the draught should make me mad
must mako believe at sorrow,
Lest perish, over-glad.
Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13
RUGS AND DOOR MATS,

New and beautiful Rugs
Door Mats, from 5Oc. up to the best English Cocoa,
that wear three years.
100 sets Table Mats, assorted
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NIATTlNGS.

New Mating, Plain and Fancy, in all the different
widths made.
Mattipgs laid with dispatch
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VOL. ". NO. 6.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
JAS. c. BAILIE g. BRO,

70 PESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR ATTEN
~ non to the following DESIRABLE GOODS OF.
fe-ed by them for sale:
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CORNICEs AND BANDS.

Ecsewood and Gilt, Plain Gilt, Walnut and Gilt
CoTnices, with or without centres
Curtain Bands Pins and Loops
Cornices cut end made TO ft windows and put up.
Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13

Drassels, three-ply and ingram Carpets Of de-
signs. full stock OF lowpriced carpets from, SOC.
yard up.
Carpets measured for, made and laid with dispatchj
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS.

"a feet wide. and OF the best quality OF goods manu-
iactured. Do you want a real good Oil Cloth? II
30, come now aud get the very Best Oil Cloths cut
any size and laid promptly. full line Of cheap
tLOOR OIL CLOTHS, from Coo. yard up. Table
cloths all widths and colcrs.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-10

DIR. Howard then proceeded to state and
discuss at large, variety Of subjects for in
divdual research, among which wero the
following;
|. The spontaneous origin of infections
and contagious fevers. Can such fevers or.
iginate2
2. What are the intSr-relations of cancer
and tubercls?
Q. The local origin of cancer and the
modes of origin.
4. What is the essential pathology OF
rheumatism
8. The signs of death
6. The vital property Of the blood
Z. Diseases of the nervous system
8. Phthsis. Is it contagious! Is it in
fictitious? Is it ncurablc
0. The rcsidua of the excretions.
The speaker proceeded with many piac-
teal rules and maxims, discussing the rela-
tons of the physician to the patient, to
brother physicians, and to humanity. His
remarks were intcrspcrsed largely with an
ccdotc and cruditc quotation. He then adj
dressed the graduating class in few words
of affeetonatc farewell, in conclusion offer
ing them as class-moto, the following
"Fortitcr, hdclitcr, felcter."
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FIVE CHILDREN PROBABLY KIDSArrED.
Monday last the wife and six children of
J. Elford, a worthy man ofllolyoke, Mass,
arrived at Castle Garden from England,
Mr. Eltord having sent for them to join
him. The next day, the mother and her
six children stepped aboard a steamboat, of
the Hartford and New \ ork line, to go to
Hartford. TO get them some cakes, she
stepped of the boat, taking her eldest child
with her leaving the five other children,
whose ages ranged from one to sixteen, on
the boat. When she returned, the five chill
dren left on the boat were missing, and the
distracted parents are as yet totally ignorant
whether they are alive or dead.
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RruYioN OF TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
AND NIGuT EDIroRs. The Sea View house
at Savn Rock, just outside of New Haven,
was the scene, Saturday OF very pleasant
gathering of the night operators and editors
connected with the associated press on the
circit between New York and Boston.
Telegraph men were present from the Of
fees of New York New Haven, Hartford,
Springfield, Worcester, Providence and
Boston, and night editors fromSThe CoW-
ant. Springfield RepuJlican, and New
Haven Pal,ddium. The party reached
New Haven by the noon traine and were
cordially received by Il portion of the editor
ial staff of The Polladium and two dele
gates from the Western Union company's
Office, who acted conformity as hosts. After
an hour spent very pleasantly in driving
about the city and viewing the places of
interest, the party were taken to the Sea
View house, where substantial supper was
elegantly served, and the evening pleasantly
passed in the enjoyment physical and in
tellectual feast Mr. Curtis of Springfield
presided at the supper, to everybody's salts
faction. Before the party started for New
Haven, to take the midnight trains, it
was unanimously voted to accept the invi-
tation of Mr.. Butler of the New Haven
PalladiUD', TO meet at the same place on
the 9TH of July, 1874.
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MISUNDERSTANDING from Card to
We have as good facilities as any other estab-
lshment in the state. II you need anything I'm
this line, give US a trial. satisfaction guaran-
teed. GLOBE PAPER co.
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VNAGS.-We offer Dennison's Merchan-
l. disc and Shipping Tags TO Stationers and
Printers at Dennis0n's lowest prices. Send us
an order and satisfy yourselves.
GLOBE PAPER co.
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NELERY PLANTS From Peter Hender-
~ son ready on and after June oath. Send In
your orders. Cabbage plants for late crop by
the hundred or thousand; also, Green Peas
ready about July lst Flower plants among
which is the celebrated Amaranthas Salslfollus
or Fountain Plant, constantly on hand Bou-
quets, wreaths &C., made to order
$. CLEMONS,
may6dly Near Fair Grounds.
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BOOKS, Stationery, &c.

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r.r r,r<-, 80,
Fave large stock OF Books cOh1Stihy OF
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-, ,.,. ,,t
Ftiei boJis, nsuiB BOOL,, devotional
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FAUIOOEAPu ALbUNS,
,,..,....,.,.,.,.,,, lNi' TAI pa ''"NEhi'
AMERICAN STATIONERY
OF the latest stylpe plain and tinted.
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VIE hAOEhoioh DiAhi rOn io'f'
GLOBE PAPER COMPANY,
RUTLAND, VERMONT,
General Wholesale Agents for
VERMONT AND NEW HAMPSHIRE,
WASHINGTON. WARREN, ESSEX, AND
CLINTON COUNTIES, n. Y.
TWELVE REASONS
Why the Trade give to the Excelsior Diary the
preference over oil others.
LIST. 1t is printed on fine rose tint paper.
I'd. The same quality OF paper Is used through
the entire line, giving just as good paper in q
cheap book as In high priced one
I'd. 1t Is the best finished Diary in the
market.
4th. We give you 1856 different styles to select
from.
5th. Quite number OF the best selling pat
terms are made by no other house.
to suit the business man.
It'll. Retailers want Diary that is neat, at
tractive and saleable
sth. You will find fewer OF them among the
old stock OF dealers, as they sell better than
any other Diary.
eth The sale OF the Excelsior has increased
more than 800 per cent. in the last four years,
which fact shows that the retailer appreciates
them.
10th. We give attractive show cards and post
ers. and plenty Of them.
18th. They cost no more, and no less, than
| other Diares-all lists and discounts being
| uniform.
| l2th. The Excelsior is the best retailing
Diary offered to the trade.
| We intend to visit all dealers In Diaries early
In the season. II there are any, however, that
| we do not reach, we shall be pleased to send
them, on application, line OF samples TO ex-
anime In comparison with other goods
Early orders are always flled complete while
| late orders are apt to find the assortment
broken, and frequently the best selling styles
used up. 1t is good plan TO put In orders early,
| as payday comes no sooner THAN with late or
ders. We can deliver goods any time after LIST
OF October.
Send in your orders for the Excelsior early TO
THE GLOBE PAPER CO.,
RUTLAND, VERMONT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
S2gRTH9gsE AND POST OFFICE, NEW

PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
E2Bk Ell asb H f sI dfIG sT Nn|
U, J. toGnrHousr sss F ESn, 9s,;,,,Tsr.l
S:.sa S " vii y Isssissa ~ oes .,
ss fSs fappi.hlna aeSsrSs Ming
sRS abSs hs nd
inEs and ssshes Of the external openings Of the
s; s,SSry the wnSow n%Ss s ah me
sSs$::: y H: ::s:$ Sa ss$sss
~ % n: oE Il In the
ule may be had on application q this office.
IA nSaH q sss s 6 ~ AZ y
ment free Of charge. but VIII be erected by the
Tiopossls viii be made by tho piece for the
Tbs worS viii not Be- ssSdivded among different
bidders but Will be considered N The assresats.
sna .es IN SG pos,ion within fosr Months
from date. "a scceri,nce % proposal. and the re.
q w snd he 'p . %
Ss H. ss ps %eh a sp
bids @1,. Be .osSmRsniea BY PEN, SSRd a "
hs, he bladss VIZ sscspf and pSTioim CON
tract Il awarded himi the sptislepey q The s 80
SSa 81 N Of he United States Court. or the District
attorney Of the distrtct wherein Be resides
T AZ bsas bs dssm.d fos rs interest q III
e az ,nd b sny sd a, a , SSs dss
sairs@snts Gf this WIN not b con
psrties who arc not i6emselyes enssgsd IN III,
| who have not the necessary iaciiues for geitlhl
Proposss DO ne,Gssd IN sssIsS snys q Y
O. T. HULBURp. Superintendent
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DIED.

sMiTH;.on the ooti, ms ant, At a.so y. m, Jons
n ,na,t snfth' aSd tvJ years one mon,h and
NJ rs, nsrsl from residence q the grandparents,
NO 10y Tutn ~ "a, between and q strests north.
E Teis,d mn W. hnesday) afternoon at C'cleck.
BickEh On Monday evening. October q. LOT.
y,sr az X" . Of Charles Becker. In the thirty NTH
,raner a FROM her Iste residence. No 10 Fourth
so'sn Georgetown, this twednss Iay) afternoon. at
az IENDASIEL On the aist instant, after long
Iess JoskrH II cLEspAsiEL, 10 the thirty third
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully inyitst Y attend his funeral, from his late
II o clock q. m :"
-HUaHEs.-oetober 81, 1873, at his residence in
Hxattsvi,It, Md, the Hon. JANIS HuaHEa.
Funeral services Will tale place on Thursday, at
body vii be brought TO the baltimore and Ohio
railroad depot at 3t y. m and taken for interment
TO the onxreesional burial Frvupd. Friends and
acquAiniAnces are invited TO attsnd.
%, ,s7a
Hs funeral will take place Wednesday next at II
O'Clock q. m, fro bis late residence, Isl MassAchu
sstt. avenue. His friends are respectfully invited
20 attend.
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DRorosALs For SUPPLIES.
OFFICE OF CHIEF ogAnInnn,Asrsn.,

OFFICE OF CHIEr QuARTrnMAsrEn,)
DEPARTMENT or THE Gully, I
NEW OnLHASs, LA, October 4, 1878
sealsd rroposas. 10 iriplicate with copy q this
this ofhce until . m. on the 10Th Of November for
supplying the United States Qusrtermarters De,
partment with such quantities Of Corn, Oats and
Timothy Hay. Of the best quality, as may be re
auiIed for use AZ the depot in this city and 70 ship
yided. during the fiscal year commencing July ],
lisa, and ending June %, fst
About l2J tons OF Corn and Oats aud lbD tons OF
Hay will be required In this city, and that required
for shipment Is not known.
for eacp article furnished.
Bids for any rart OF the supplies will be received.
requirements, etc, with blank forms Of proposalt,
viii be furnished on application to this ONCE. and
bids not made upon these forms, In conformity
thereto, will not DO considered.
prSpos.ls 70 be sadressed e the undersigned in
A, BECKWITH,
Acting Chief o lArtermsster,
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OFFIcE PURCHASING AND DEPor G, 81
OMAHA. Nan, septcmbes ~. lna
this once until u O'Clock ., m on THURSDAY the
sistence Department, u. 8. Army, the following
stores. delivered At the U. 8. Subsistence store.
house, In Omaha, by the auth OF November. 1873:
viz:
LOG barrels Of Xxx wiutor.w wheat Flour.
Loo barrels Of xxx spring wheat Flour.
Proposals will be. considered for any part Of the
quantities required.
prepaid.
E.nyeloges n,snins proposals should be marked
Proposals will be received subject TO the usual
con ditions, heretofore published.
Proposals should be made on the blank forms TO
be obtained al this office. -
Byt. ERIC. Gen. n H., U. y. A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

GOVERNMENT SALE OF THEMACHINKRY
u or THE U. 8. SHIP NEVADA.

The Navy Department will offer fnr sais Of pub.
Ysi iHH ~ %tb 81 S sss Ms
Der next at u O'Clock m, all the machinery OF the
U. 4. steamer Nevada. oompTtsins the enslnes.
and shAftins. smoke. pipes, SC. &c
Ths ssihes are d,set inesiSS. wsh eyndsT q
with surface condenser. eight vertical watertube
boilers and four superheatins ditto.
sale 9pon. ,appiestion TO the Vice Admiral. com
Thlrty per centum Of the whole amount Of the
purchase money must be deposited at time OF sale
and balance raid In cash on tho connrmaton
thereof - .
Tne machinery. &C.. must BE- removed from The
yard within four weeks from the date OF eonnrmA
lion of sale. -
The right on the part Of The ooyernment y 70
served TO Withdraw the machinery from sale at ans
time, sna 70 my Do OK onef "h'0n iA' "
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WASHINGTON, NoRFoLK. BOSTON AND
w PROVIDENCE.
The hne iron steamer LADY OF THE
LAKEhayis resumed her reuilartrips l~H Il
ss,l E n S1ih ::, WI leave M SShsI ~
~ 1%S p, S Non
md Proyidence. Freisht should be sddrcssed,
.csre q LADY q the Lake. VIA NoriPlh" Branch
nIs svsnus. Nh FITEHUaA. Ascent.
e. nouspv NJ ,arrIs i aan street wharf.
PlAnts store, corner ftftesnth street. and New yorn
Avepua mhO
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IA KRCHANTs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
VI yAsHIsorofEf zSb NEW yoRx. ID

.ss iisisFsi IA NJ Rpa s;'.s SIss8s fs
MI E5sss sksiE y $Ssk SEEEs s5SEs RI
dsys ssv Rorf ss 2 sy.s;
kIidaS. ssfN n. and Als1Andris ths same day q
u, fsl| is!esSr.,,os ssS,y p ksA DIsaa sd.i
g J. 'ss s''n'' ss0'sTsat5Ak iissi AND
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
n GOVERNMENT SALE OF PUBLIC PROP
VI ERTY.

U ERTY.
UNITED STATES AnsEsAL,l
Han ANTONIO, TEXAS. (
On the 9Th day of December. 1871. 81 ths S,n An.
following condemned Ordnance and Ordnance
stores, VIZ;
~ Remington army reviewers, cal. a.
SAbres, light cavalry.
ms Non commissioned ofhcers and musicians
i.IxS Brides. curb, cavalry.
ADA Saddles, cavalry
vs. pairs saddle Bags.
Bysst Kn,psacks. painted:
l,iB HAversacks, painted. 80
Also gun carriages and cAssions, with lmbers
spare wheels, cavalry and infantry accoptrements
horse equipments, and various other articles.
Catalogues will be fu.nished upon application II
the Chief Of Ordinance. Washington. d. O.. or to the
CLIFTON COMFY.
Captain Of Ordnance Commanding.
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PROPOSALS.
II PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL.

U.p. ENoISIEn OrricE,l
THIRD sIoRY, Urfos BANK BUILDING,
FArErTr, MAR UHARLtH srnHHr,
BALIIMoRI, ND, Oct. ~. isIa
, Proposals will be received mutt! noon OF Novem
Der ~ ie79, for furnishing and delivering Timber
aud Plank at Federal Point, the Care Fear river
N. o., and separate proposals for Timber and Plank
loaded on United States lighters at points on the
Tho right 10 reject any lid Is reserved,
VIM p. CRATGHILL,
Major Of Engineerp
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CHEDAL-EDMONsTos.- On tho ais, iusp Ant,
a. ths PARSONAGE 81 Yves ey CnsPel by the ko'i Mr.
Black, WILLIAM CHEDAL and RosE DMr srIos
both OF Warrington city, d. O.
,.DENBY-BEALE.--At st. Marh,s church, on
stesie' Win Drsnr'o es9 ana E,y hev. a: y
ond daughter Of the late Robert NJ 40 ~
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THE MAIsKETs.
u.So1.I. Avn Co,,MEnC,.,.

FINANCIAL AND COMMKHCIAE.
avsrrssAsd by Ls~fs Johnson o., Bartsrs north,aa
eor~er ~ Pspaspivania averss and Tsnh nrai.
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RALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6EroT oonSESs o srfSR AED b srRErTs

AitsT 9cToDEI!is iIs train. sili RIM a. follow;
ihAi BALI hsAM FOB rhA Waxsufhssafy Ss AT
Is .. M, Niagara Ell. 5ls q. M, New York eK.
500 q. m. New York FL. % ;25 a M. daily. except
press. daily. except Sun. sunday.
ssa;y accommodation Yo Fl nj md Tess. dsi I
lis g. IN, Fast Limo III - O. m, AcconmodA-
West. daily. except Bun. ton from Baltimore. .
LIS & m. New York e. asliy % .siesp. sapasg
a.. Bsitimoro express. daily, eicepi sunday.
sb0 p. m, baltimore 40. Is I5 p. m, daily, except
oommodation. daily, eI. sunday.
cept Sunday. Is p. IN, daily. from
s;ls .. m, Cincinnati EI. baltimore, daily eIeept
gress. daily. except Bun. Sunday. from West aud
YisAs f 4 yrs New fsDis.. nj s;y Southern
10 p,Ee.s JRii Paeino Ei' II 49, New York express
frsins leaving wsshins,on q, 9: % .. m. and 8 60
p. m. connect 1t Bowie with trains for Marlboro.
leaving Bowie at ~ and II O. m, sOs D. m, arriv
ing 81 MARLBORO ct 10 so and II IS . N. and eas
Trains arriving at Washington ct II 10 . m. 8 70
and Is n m connect at Bowie with trains leaving
MARLBORO at :B Q. M, ~ and ~ p. m.
Psssengers leaving their orders a. Ticket once
nue.. northwest corner Sixth and Pennsylyaria ave
y hotelh and residences to all points North and
West Through tickets 10 Cincinnati, Columbus,
Indianapolis. Louisyille, st. Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago, Omaha, Ban Francisco, and ali points
East, West, North and South.
4. L DuBAnRY, Gen. Superintendent
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A LRXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A k0AD. AND ALE.xANDRIA AND fREDE

"A k HOP ASfP b sktlhES%hSPhiA AND rhEDE
Local trains for Alexandria leave as foliovs:s
~ 70, q M. y noon, 4, 81. 8. Y, A m.
fosai trains leave Ale1.nari. -. follow. 81.
8, 10 and II .. m. u M, . T. D. g. and y. m:
"a m. and 9 p m. from heIsndria daily; all other
TIslns @i5ssd lSps :oSnhsc, with trains on wash.
6hEAT SOD THkisS HxPiikss. via Richmond.
Throush ticfets TO Ali points Bolth and southvest
avenue, and Thifteenth and nsyivsniS svcpus,
where passengers can leave orders for beg.
sSISsSs TO destination. Co., 9; YS5ES;,
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"AnythinG purchased from us, n not
satisfactory, can DO returned aud have
money refunded. We guarantee every
thing. We sell 20 give satisfaction.