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Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 27.-The Senate met 1t
7:30 p. m. Only sixteen. Senators were present,
owing to delay Of trnins+ The calling OF the
roll. which would nhoW no quorum, WAS dis
pensed with. 4 substitute for tho Assembly
resolutions distributing the Legislative manual
was adopted. Bills were introduced: To amend
the charter OF the WISCONSIN Odd Fellows
Mutual Life Insurance Company, 30 Is to have
an annual meeting at the same time aa the
Grand Lodge, and elect three Directors annually;
to change tho time Of the annual meeting Of the
Hecla Fire Insurance Company; TOR tho relief Of
Assessors Of three towns Of Dane County who
neglected to collect tho dog tax. The latter
was passed under suspension OF the rules. One
or two Committees made reports, and after fif-
teen mlnuteB session, adjourned.
The Assembly met at o'clock. Several petit
tions for repoh Of the Tax Exemption laws we're
presented: A resolution was adopted for the
Attainment Of the hor1id stencil Of the Capitol
vaults. A resolution WAS offered demanding the
discontinuanco Of the charge for Post Office box
and drawer rents Is & step OF chief Importance
in the direction Of cheap postage.
Mr. Bartlett, Of Eau Claire, introduced bill
Offering the Northwestern laud grant to the Mil
1aukee i St. Paul Railroad on condition TINT it
builds road from the st. Croix River to supo-
Msusspp to tho tse chppo"s :aP va" rafs iss
tho latter within two ycars. Among
other bills we're: To make ballet for the removal
Of town voting place; to make hopeless in
sanity for three yeara ground OF insanity; to
provide that d case once noticed for trial shall
remain on the calendar; to require the Supreme
Court to decide all issues raised by briefs in a
case; to punish agents for the improper dis
posing Of property, making the offence larceny;
to equalize the assessment OF taxes by repeal
ing all exemptions, except Of public property.
4 number OF bills more considered in Com
uittee of the Whole, Kelsey in the Chair.
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ence Marmet, John A. Gano, L. =. Sargent,
George Hafer, and Davis Wilson. Ill Of Oincin-
natl; Thomas L. Brown, OF West Virginia /;
Allegheny City. The Board Of Directors WAS
organized by electing Florence Marmet Presi-
dent; Thomas T.. Brown, Vice President; Davis
Wilson, Secretary; and George Hafer, Treas
IND1AaAPo11s, Jan. 27.-Articles Of association
OF the Chicago l. Ohio River Railway, with
capital Of $4,000, 900, was filed At the Secretary
of States Office to-day. Tho road will run from
the Ohio River, opposite Owensboro, KY, to
point on the Cincinnati d Terre Haute Railroad,
4 distance OF 150 miles.
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The increase Of population by States, 1870
over 1860, was: Illinois, 627,sfo; Pennsylvaaia,
6t5, 736; Gew York, 502, ,024; Ohio, 325.749; In
87e; kansas, 257, 1893; Minneaota. 2o7, $50; Mis-
.souri, 639, 283; Nebraska, 104, 152; Wisconsin,
278, ,789.
a San Francisco policeman SAN = copy Of
Geromes celebrated '1Slase Mart " in picture
dealers window. He informed the uhop-kceper
that the exposure OF Ruch picture was against
the 1au, and accordingly made way with the dis
graceful thing. It was found eftorward by tho
dealer upon the walls Of that fuuctionary's own
houso.
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GERMANY.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tri6.sn.
New foRK, Jan. 27.-Tho Berlin correspon-
liant Of the 1torld writes again regarding Bis
marcks loss Of Imperial power: $50 far as
Prussia alone is concerned, - he writes, prince
Bismarck il outranked, and has for his sole con-
ISOLATION the Imperial Chanceuorehip end the
rather questionable Now Years gift Of the Black
Eagle Order set with diamonds. T am forced to
the belief that the Prince is under u temporary
cloud. LILY conjecture is that he has tried to
Gust Von Room, and the King, regarding the
quarrel as a family matter, has intertered in
favor Of the elder son. All is emphatically
not right from Blsmerckian point Of view. It
ia now conceded on 81 edas that the Civil Mar
rsgs bill s to b. indefinitely postponed. Prussia
wears the look Of entering upon the essy road OF
3ndl1erentism, not to Say reaction. 4 Won
Boon Ministry. thoroughly organized, ia now in
power, and What that means can best be learned
BY stadEing the political history Of eight and
ten yearn ago. Since then Bismarck has changed
wonderfully, but Won Room is the Same ultra
conservative, feudalistic, military bigot. still,
the Liberals reckon confidently upon von Rooms
incompetency 1 good soldier, he il anything
but frbt-rate politician"
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tramway. Blsdsoe's stepfsther, Leo Arnold, ac-
costed Murray about it few minutes latar. when
the latter drew pistol, but threw 1t down, and
the two commenced fighting. Finding Arnold
tol and shot his adversary through tue stomach.
inficting a mortal wound Arnold spranR up.
seized a handspike, and literally beat out Mur-
rays brains with it, killing him instantly Arnold
still ingers, but his physicians BAY he cannot
i1iea
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Special Despatch to The Chicago Itibunx
TORONTO, Ont, Jan. z7.-The inrger portion Of
the Western United States Mail from Chicago
vas saved from destruction in the burning Of
the mall car near Grafton.
Some Of the more important Government
measures come before the Ontario Legislature
this OF next week As yet, no bills Of great i'm
portanco have been introduced.
On Wednesday the Governor, Government,
and Legislature will pay visit to the Belleyi1lo
Provincial Deaf and Dumb Institutes, some Ave
hours' ride by 1sil cast.
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Special Despateh to The Chicago Tribune
:. LANSING, Mich, Jan. 27.-The House met
this morning, no quorum. In the afternoon
hfty-eight Tere present and transacted consid-
able routine business though nothing important
Or decisive. 4 petition was introduced from
the citizens OF Van Buren, County, asking the
repeal of the law creating County superinten-
dencJ Of Schools. Three House bills passed
and are ready for tho Senate.
Tho Committees start on visiting tour TO-
morrow morning.
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ment on to facilitate tho te1egraphic
nication ria Nagasah, tho undersigned Is prepared,
Nagasah. The double land lines through Russia ara
now oEsned and The Ento for Of 20 words
where the rates unaltered.
How sudden changes work Inconvenience to
old customs is very PLEASANTLY shown in the fol-
lowing, which, in Wall street parlance, would be
termed
CORNER IN HEAD-covERrSos
Owing to the recent order advising or requir-
ing the natives to cut Off their queues, and not
to shave their heads any longer, the city pro-
ssnta the appearance Of being inhabited BY q
population Of priests, with q few weeks crop Of
specu1ators, as soon Is the order WAS issued,
bought up ali the hats in the city, and the price
OF head-coverings rose greatly ia consequence.
AL the orders sent to Kobe and Osaka could not
be filed, nor would they supply the demand il
Iope and America have been tho consequence.
Iha hat-stores in these countries will doubtless
shIP their old stock to Japan. and, though the
hat-famine will bo relieved, yet the prospective
mood OF nl manner Of horribly Questionable
IIogeery for the head is something appalling to
MISSION ESTERrR1sEs,
The American missionaries now here feel
strange sensation as they look about and SEQ
how ancient Hcatheuism is melting away BY the
marvellous change Of d national regime, and the
Ndy seems open for tue extension Of the best in
auences Of Bible Christianity. Tho other day, I
attended the bapsismal service Of four young
men, members OF alarge Bible class of thirty ali
students, aud from all parts Of the country.
Eighteen young men have just come in here ~
students from one interior province. It is mar
vellous that these things can be written Of |
Japan, once tho most exclusive Of tho nations OF
tho Old World. | will write you again OF eomo |
Of the features Of the Court, and the measures |
being taken still further to bring in tho now day
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Special Despdtch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 27.-1n the anti-Pomcroy
CAUCUS, E. s. CLARK, who, pomeroy says, WAS the
author Of the celebrated letter to ". III. Ross,
relating to & division Of profits on Indian goods,
made full statement Of his trnnsactions with
the Senator, confirming each statement
with an oath administered by Asso-
ciate Judge Valentine, Of the Supreme
Court. Clark said that Pomeroy sent him =
message last December by telegraph, soliciting
IN interview at Pittsburgh. The interview WAS
arranged, and 1T that time Pomeroy gave him
e100 for partial confession that the letter was
forgery Clark further swore that he appear
ed in Topeka on the 18th inst, and after several
interviews consented to gn awritten confession,
that himself and the Senator's Clark prepared the
letter and signed Pomeroy's name to it 1eceiv-
ed in payment for the confession the su1n Of
$4,000, and agreed to lsave Topeka and stay
away until after the election Of Senator. He
held up in full view twenty ono hundred dollar
bills, aud mnde oath that it was the Identical
money paid to him by Pomoroy in the Tilt
House on tho 10th OF this month. he produced
letter. and kilograms from Pomeroy to corrob-
orato the assertion.
The snti-Pomeroyites are elatod o7er the ex-
poeure, and accredit every statement. Pomoroy
and his friends pronounce it an Infamous false
hood, not worthy Of denial.
The Liberal members OF the Legislature arc
in consultation tonight, and profess to be
strong enough to dictate the choice OF Senator.
Pomeroy clains tonight that he will receive
sixty votes on the first ballot tomorrow.
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Almira stick1ey, the girl who shot Wright At
GedaE Falls, Iowa, is reported to be trying to
-dove1nor austin, Of Minnesota, has ap-
pointed Colonel E.. ?. Evans, Of Garden City, Is
Commissioner to visit aud examine into cases OF
suffering cansed by the late snow-storm alonr
the line Of the St. Paul 4 Sioux City Road. An
northern nart OF tie State.
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states that Luther Williams, who has for years
resided here, sad has borne IN excellent reputa-
tim, has alscondcd, leaving the affairs Of two
import aar estates Of which he was administrator
in sadly mixed condition.
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LITTLE RooK, Ark, Jan. 27.-The Houze Joint
resolution, asking for increase OF mail service
between this city aud Fort Smith to daly
service passed tho Senate to-day.
The GoTernor has issued proclamation ORDER
Ing ~ election for March 8, on the pending
a. 'endment doing away with the disf1anchising
clause OF the Constitution.
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NesV York DRY Goods Market.

New YoRK, Jan; IA heavy SNOW storm rendered
representing prints, dreas-goods, and woohens vera
well employed Cotton goods are very strong q IN
changed quotations. The jobbers haro partially tol-
b1eached sheetings. The Iacidc Mills showing
splendid lines Of dress fab1ics 1ereaes, creto1nes
2ud lswns. Wooleu goods quiet bus steady in
price. Prints In fair jobbing demand fer h1lus
orders. Foreign goods rule very dull
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A Horrible TRAGEDY.

Branch Station, Rock Castle County, on the
Knoxville branch road, George ". Murray, man
agez Of the tramway connection with tho coal
mine, in quarrel With ! young naa named
Walker Bledsoe. knocked him OF tie car Oh the
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MADRID, jan 27.-The Miuister OF War ia III
and confined to his bed.
The report OF the Committee On the Abolition.
OF Slavery aad other reforms in Porto Rico wiu
lie read tomorrow In the Lower House Of The
Cortee.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Jan: 27.-A meeting Of the Ttusteea
tves ha coon 1g ,sna Q, sae
Manchester, last night. The amount On hand
was reported to be ssh, 900. Earl Derby offered
resolution thst the fund be applied to the
foundation Of . hospital for conya1esceuts. Tho
tesolution Nss adopted.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

------ H9FtlI*~ItO0El D
BosTos, Jan. N.-The majority Of the Legis-
lht1Te Committee on the liquor Law haye reported
the Houaa bill to repeal the bear clause.
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NrLK, Jan 27.-Ihero have been alieht
srIptions from Mount VesuTlus la:ely, No
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Co1S1.a THEx7x-szooSD STREET AND WAn4sa
AVENUE, Ian. M.-sa1es $50 tea lard at 7t:c, Feicr
February $50 tcs zrd at $780, eeIcr March; $50 scs
lard at 7c se1ler April go tea lard at Ike seller
April.
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SHERWOOD-OE the 24th Inst, 1t bridgeport, CT.
Dca Dsvd Sherwood aged 81 yea1. father ct Mrs DR.
, 1873-01-28
The Anglo-Russian Complication---
England's Attitude.
Russia Favors q Neutral Zone
in Central Asia.
Bismarck Worsted in His Political
Contest with Won Room.

ANci O.RuSStAN AFFAIRS,


T,osnoy. ian. m-The latest roDort IN the
.-.1o pr1e;.. tronh,as r. cc,tr., e.. - 49,.
"oo4Au .o |tou - 80" - ."",
hoss1& nas pfoposea estao11snlng neutral
zone, guaranteeing the independence and neu-
tra1ity OF A3ghanistan. Tie Russian Grand
nadit;o,
f04A
, :. epse'ot Deepaten 70 tnc t"'edgo 174ou"e'
NEW YORK, Jnn. z7.-It ia evident from the
latest letters and nowepapers from London. that
th,Tno,iah Governmant In. talnn . varv c1aa,.
1~aeaeas 49,, 4n.aato,;.,. .t4;.sa .;.st D..
'5-oenneo anu 1nfeatenng aeatuoe AGAINST nus
sian aggression in Aaia- The extremely decided
and impressive tone Of the English des-
latch to Rrssia, announcing the resolution
If the British f3nvernnant tn rafr.in
--ov, ~ intarfar.nra with pr..s;,-,
s1o,o ~ .,poa. .oa SAL p;rara -
os4oe: @aoa6 40 noo "na .L;at I.et ta'otn, eo
h... Va H.; WY aa otueio
stuA'eo oelMeen hnA'3 Auu a1enAMstan, "as
tcsa SURPRISE 10 sne RUSSIAN fflme minister
ana 9is mas191. IN common Win other great
@Eons4neu;ai @ EoWeIs, .S Muss.i ~ % anuelssoou 70
e4;1r ra1 .st Dnef ~ ~ si~ Rnass
s,ected 70 n},sb her p wsv in centrsI 4sia mncb
1otteer tnan an9 mas yes gone T1tnoo1 naMng
ahs s 1uss toaao 1oous ~. :. n1s e ueen e1'o tnas
20 eoonteu VI aoSancMs "1'nous 1enon-
o4aISo ~ Pout "Aefo 1e1nonns1anco
eu. mouln. na'o psG"n'o csesess, anu "neIe armed
en.e.nSe ea-;Si "9Iua n1so uec9tae olacuI, no1
~. apo71.oie; % Sne ~ peen unuece''9u II eooo eea-
s*ss-fo-ne MaJe. 20 4Aa "aaseo ILL tne
~ ~ t.ata;a @nrb % .t, uau oesoag at
- y! Au'o4lotJ' 1uo4, WIN eue1o PoAtsness,
uu1 ereat ntmness' 10 nIs polnteo ont 20 huss1a
Inc une On "p1ca, ano me polnt 70 wnich, she
naY'co9Inue ner aaFance 9nmoleetea and un-
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 27.-Robert B. Crana-
ton, ex-Congressmau, died this morning.
NEW YoRK, jan. 27.-M. Paul Messnut, = we'll
known French journalist, and q resident OF tho
United States since 1863, died on Long Island
yesterday morning.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 27.-D. ". Norris,
ex-member Of Congress from the Third Alabama
District, died this morning.
proprietor Of tho Cul6rator aud Country Gentle
man, died yesterday.
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Matters at YOkohama---The New
Order Of Things Still Going
Forward.
The New Calendar---A Corner
on Head Coverings.
Abolition of Heathen Hoiidays..-
The Sabbath Recognized.
Clippings from the Japan Herald
Commercial and Busi-
ness Facts, &c.

Special Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
YOKOHAMA, Japan, De6. 49, 1879.
Our American friends should know, and be as
sured, that there is no truth in the reports that
progress here has been checked and the new re-
gime overthrown or impeded~ On the con-
frsrv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-23
THE GAZETTE.
WED NsssDAY EVENING, APRIL %.

WRITES OF OATMEAL Oatmeal, says the
Edinburgh, Medical Journal, according tc
Moore 5 Rural New Yorker, is rapidly growing
n fav5r On the other side Of the Atlantic. Ac'
corinr to q contributor to our contemporary, 1t
is made into delicious breakfast cakes, cracknel
livery palatablc), cocoanut crackneis (a'so pleas.
ant to the taste), AND plecgsts which are SWEEP
and crisp. But we arc Informed BY. the same
authority that in its raw state, when 1t Is mxeo
up with water, it is becoming tayorra olsn;
The brosc of Aud Scotland" is being relshed
and We arc glad to note this, because we pc
licve it to he a healthy and muscle-formlnR
commodity-by hehuuters and trappers OF tne
West, who are substituting oatmeal 10 THIS
form for parched aud Indian corn. The same
brawny fellows-whose powers OF endurance are
provcrtial, whose scorn Of fatigue IS known to
all readers OF travel and natural hlstory-haVe
found out that a very acceptable drink is made
bv putting about two tcaspooufuls OF oatmeal
into lumber of water. We have often estab-
iShcd the excellence Of this ourselves. This,
they-the hunters and trappcrs-aver to be the
best drink they can use as it is at once nourlsh-
ing, discriminating and satisfying. The drink,
we are also assured, is rapidly coming into use
ia large establishments where men work much
in the heat. 1t has long been nsed 10 the large;
glass factories and iron toundries OF Europe, and
Is coming into use in our own county. 1t Is com
mon to fud it in the large Government works.
Iu.the Brooklyn Navy Yard it is great favor
ite-two and half pounds OF oatmeal being
nut into pail of moderated cool water. 1t is
said to be better than any Of the drinks made up
with vinegar, molasscs, &C., which farmers use
In the harvest field.
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E.oOk to your Interest!

At this most unprecedented money stringcncy
in our commercial metropolis and correspond,
ingly dull times most all over the country, 1t
well for each and ovory individual to look to
his interest. By paying our enterprisng Cloth
iers, l. Schwartz s Co., at Sarepta Clothing
Hall, visit, you can save at least 20 per cent IN
buying your garments there; besides the extra
ordinary advantage Of having variety of styles
and patterns to select from, immense in quantity
and far superior in quality to any others in this
city. They say they will sell remarkably cheap,
and, as is generally known, they moan what
they say. You will do well to call early at 80
King street, Sarepta Clothing Hall. ap II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-23
Alexandria Streets Cars!
LOWERING THE CORNER OF KING
a. AND FAIRFAX STREETS.

In grading King street for the new railroad
the corner Of King and Fairfax streets will have
to be sunk lower sLan any other point-probably
ahout ten feet But, however low you may sink
the corner, Mr.. BLONDHE1M is prepared to
with full knowledge of how things were going
down in Alexandria, and is selling now at lower
prices than any other house in the city. ;,
In fact to be prepared for the worst ne has laid
in supply OF CHINESE GOODS, and engaged
the services of Al SIN, Esq, so that he can
begin lively business at reduced prices the mo-
ment he comes out on the other side. As he ex-
pets to begin his through trip sometime, very
soon, he begs you all to CALL and If you do not
buy, ut least wish him q kind
IN Is FAREWELL.
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JUST PUBLISHER PkESa aN4 FOX SALE AT
NO. 95 KING STREET.
'A "OUlDAs" NEW WORK,
ASCARE L,
By "Ouids,"
Author of "Strat6morc," "Idalia," Under
Two Flags "Tricotrin," PUCK" &c.
limo Fine Cloth. 81.
'Ouida's pen is graphic one, and pfge after
page OF gorgeous word painting flow from 1t IN
u smooth, meodious rhythm that often has the
perfect measure of blank verse and oeeds only
to be broken into lines."-[Phla Evg Bul.
TEXT BOOK OF PHYSIOLOGY, General,
Special and Practical by John Hughes Bennett,
Md, F.R.S.E., with two plates: 500
PRACTICAL GUIDE TO BUSINESS, be-
ing Il handbook for the farmer, merchant, me-
chanic ard AL concerned in earning and saving
money ; fully illustrated; 81.
THE NJ YSTE r ! OF METROPOLlS-
WILLIE by Edward Eggleston, author OF the
uoosier Schoomaster, etc; ST.
MIDDLEMARCH; vol. ed 8vo.; 81:
THE MECHANICS TENT BOOK and EN-
GINEERS PRACTICAL GUIDE, by Thos.
kelt; Sl.75.
and I'll the NEW BOOKS and REVIEWS re-
ccvcd rs soon rs published.
an IS e. E. FRENCH.
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Ladies', Misses and Chfldren's Boots,
Shoes and Slippers

We are this day receiving full line OF La;
Slippers, suitable for Spring and Summer, en-
bracing all of the latest Styles which we conf
IDENTIFY believe to be the very best stock. We
solicit purchasers to call and examine for them
solves, us they will be sold at low prices:
ans w. B. WADDEY, "a King st.
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CERGEANTS NOTICE OF SALE.

-
By virtue of An order of the Corporation Court
of Alexandria city, entered on the 18th day OF
April, 1873, in the attachment cause of Joseph
Broders and William Cogan against J. 7: Hell
ronen,ous, Twill, on the lst DAY OF MAY, 1879.
at II o'clock a. M, at the store room, No: 81
King street, in Ssrepts Building, sell at PUBLIC
auction, tho following goods, consisting Of
SILKS, LINEN, POPLINS, CALIC0ES,
Ribbons, Ginghams, Carpets, Umbrellas, Para
sols etc, etc.
Terms of Sale: One-sixth of the purchase
money in cash, and the residue upon credit OF
Ave months from the day of sale, with interest,"
to be secured by the bonds of the purchaser
with approved security. ;.
+ an l9.ts JAS NJ STEUAkT, City Sergt
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KILL HONDS.
A LEXANDRIA IL FREDERICKSBURG
II RAILWAY,
AND ALEXANDRIA s. WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
1I 80 III s4gaEsss5 s s 49,

hAlLhOhO.
A @MM s8s:zEs.ssE7 49,
ALKxANDRIA AND FREDERIcKsBuRG RAILWAY.
After 1000 p. m. SUNDAY, April u, 1879
trains will run rs follows:
Leave South ward from Alexandria s Frcdc,
icksburg depot at S07 q. H., accommodation
daily, except Sunday; ll.z6 p. m. Southern FIX.
press daily, except Sunday. The Southern tx
press ut I.26 p. m. runs through to Richmond,
without change, connecting with trains for nj!
points South.
Leave Northward from Alexandria & Frc,lr-
icksburg depot ut 3.l5 y. m. Northern Exprcs.
daily, except Monday; GOO p. m. accommoda-
ton daily, eXcert Sunday, connects through
North and West. The Northern Exprr:s
tmore, without change connecting with train.
on the Northern Central Railway for the North
and West.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
After SUNDAY, April 18th, trains will run
rs follows, daily, except Sunday:
Leave Alexandria for Washington. from 81
Asaph street depot, at 54S, los, 49, o.ls 95ji
lG5o and II. % d. m, and l25o, LBS, 2.53. BIS
453, So and 50 p. m.
Leave Washington for Alcxandria froni ras.
senger depot. cor. 9th and b streets, Il. Gl3
7.G3 1853, $50, So 10 SO and II "a n M, and
II So, SO, 2 So, SAB, 50, G.3S and 7.5S p III.
Es.- Alexandria and Fredericksburg kalIwA;.
trains leave passenger depot, cor. Ctr and 81.
at 7333 a. m. Quantico accom- n. and TO- D. IN.
southern Express for Richmond and all point
South. EDMUND l.. DuBARRi,
Superintendent
ED. S. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent ap lI-!