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, 1874-12-06

homestead. the sale of which We noticed week
before last. is to be built upon. New dwellings
Of fine character are spr1ugln5 up IN every d.
1ec.lon. The Improvements IN and ABOUT Lin
coin Park are sdling greatly to the value OF
property in its neghborhood. Iho bonds
for tie loan Of 5900Go0 authorized for
the improvement OF Lincoln Park era
now. being sold, and tue proceeds
a2plied to their object. The Commissioners it,
lonl 70 p,1el the shore driveway as rapidly as
ro~sib1e ucrtl to Dversy street. and to Carly tie
park to tie game limits.
ON THE WEST SIDE,
in the neighborhood Of the Northwestern hall
road c4r--!lo;.s aud along Madls1u street. tue i'm
rrovement las been ie:5d. Within AMI without
the city limits there Las been great deal Of
bulldog. Tho reason for this imoroTement
w.Eck IL equally married. on the South side. IS
simply that capitalists reallzo the TACT that
a: present prices there ls no better 1nVestment
for i!.eir money Than good business or dwelling
STRUCTURES. We are told cf a case III which d
firm of responsible architects have contracted to
erect for 517,C00 stora that year ago last
summer thcv cstimate would have cost BIG, ,030.
Building materials aud labor are extraordinarily
cheap and those who have the means to do so
are wisely investing their noloy III t11eee COM
modities, now go cheap, but certain to enhance
in value. Ono explanation OF the d:unntion in
the amount of moneY seeking Investment in un-
productive property il the largo amount gong
into buildings. A large par: Of the surplus h'ds
its outlet here. through Individuals, bankers,
and 1oauinS corporations.
BUILDING PERMITS.
3. 81. Moore t. Co., folr-storv and ba5e-
ment stone, 1lx54325, Nos go to 230sLaSalle.
Dr.. J. d ". J. i s. $. johnson. throe-story
aud basement brick, 85x35 Oh Johnson place,
near Thirty-uintl street.
Stescnga Bros, two-story and basement brick,
2O2<x44, No. aS9 South Morgan street..
Goodrich d Drew, two-ntory and basement
b-;cli, c3x3s. on Loavitt, near Polk street.
Thomas Oowliug. two-story brick, 22140, on
McGregor, near Wentworth street.
C. ", R;edon. two-story brick, 34015l, on
Ogden avenue, near Adams street.
H. B, Taylor, four-story and basement stone,
25x10O. No. 1888 State street.
Anton Temple, rwo-storv aud basement brick,
40Ai6, Goethe, near North Clark street.
Eugene Q. Sullivan, three-story ana basement
brick, 22x45, No. q Price place.
, 1874-12-06
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

| SATURDAY EVENING, Dec s.
| The movement Of curreccy to the country MSS
smaller to- DAY than it has been this week. The
| receipts Of hogs llnye diminished. BIS will be
| scen bv reference to our commercial columns
an;! the smalinass OF the orders for currency in
! licates that the receipts will continue light Tor
| time at least.
Tie upward movement in exchange continues.
ss1es wero made to-day at par and 75o discount
| between banks per 81, ,uo0. The ruling quotn-
| ton WAS par to 25c discount. The country banks
are ordering large amounts OF exchange to Ne"
York ON account OF country merchants. This,
| with the diminished shipments OF the hog pro-
duct fully accounts for the tirmness Of the rate
| OF exchange.
Ths clearings to-day were 81, ,927. .850.12. For
the week the clearings are $50, 2sl ,160.47; the
bnlances are 80. .541, ,9l073; the tigures for the
corresponding week OF last year are s2i ,375,-
| 841 25, and 50, 1G2, ,3o50l.
Tho bauks report the demand for loans strong
and the volume OF business increasing. Dls-
count lines havo, IN nearly all casos, reached q
point where the banks prefer to keep any sur
plus funds thoy may have for the use of GUS
toners, First-c1ass outside borrowers are not
numerous; with prime securities they can get
loans on short time at per cent; to regular
customers. the rate OF 10 per cent the year round
is ma.nt aiued street rates ATE 8@18 per cent;
real-estato loans are 9@10 per cent.
A recapitulation of the statement Of the pub
| lie debt for the mouth OF November is AS fol-
lows:
Debt bearing interest IN coin
Bonds Mt per cent - ooooo oo., 90
Debt t'ina bearine Int interest in lawful money
Certificates Of Indebtedness at per
Navy pension fund at per cen:-. 1900 10000
, 1874-12-06
BUILDING

114 AAocH of BUILDING TIL AT IS GOING on
N every DIVISION Of the city is wonderful. Every
street has its new improvement. This is tha
ease in the business district, where lots loor
vacant, like that on Dearborn. near Washington
and shat on State street, near Adams, aro bc,ne
covered with Stores, and in the residence ona7.
te:s aod the suburbs as well. These who stav in
town and never pass near the outskirts Of the ctv
have no idea Of the growth Of Chicago. Rapidly
aod silently it is extending in every direction. On
tie North Side, fine residence streets like Dear
born: LaSalc, and the cross streets, are steadily
being improved The plat Of the old Ogden
, 1874-12-06

-&n %r4x% w.. r. l,-t,@o 81
1ne eApo''e t.o.u e" 1o'n ~ o"t..s n.a 'Ao p"a*
week anclude 4'ooo DTS hou1' =3o ooo oo wheat,
and 179,635 bu corn.
The managers of the Baltimore l. Ohio Rail-.
-o.d h.vo arranged for +1a ra,.o,,,t NJ t.,ao,.ms
,o1s1 t@'o .1',o H''l: ~ - .. 49, d.;
ueAe o"'4s' "n'ea1'An6 'A'o 's0Ao " Wv o"4s'
more markets.
The usual .l'scuesions about the Presidency Of
the Board of Trade are being heard already. A
month henca v,j, occ,,r Tho election of officara
n4o"'n "0Aoe "'1' e~soA Wv '. so'
oeFcEa1 eentlemen nave oeen proposed lot tne
loading Office. some Of whom would not accept
it. and others who could not bc elected though
,ho;r friaods .hon,a ran,,c1k heaven and earth
Nv. sno.o .. =. sa.,u ~ 49,. rha 49,, 49, 1.r
1o' 'o'e" - 10 0"A' .o'' AAo A1sA* AD"NA AD"'
come up at the flght t'mo.
The following resolutions. offered BY Mr.
Henry c. Rev. were posted On Change and will
.s w. sa. upJu h',Int ~ ~
'4o .uss 10 49,. 49, -. ~ ~
o,.n. .d 'no n,a. W t fr,sI1.snt ~
corIrscts ndrr 1nv crcmsances Int viii in.is, thnf
liable to suspension from tbs privileges IT Board
Resoirea, That no corners can possibly occur
when dealers refrain from selling what they have not
so: aad We s sns u 10 YIN ths
eh,rc,er ~ ns".n .u' 1' aAA - 'A1'
~ -. ,,,
~ dne sasai y tHor .ara 1o1ar "e; III; I' ,1
."e auo ;.' ~ . asa' go ".' "o;-.a -
.n;,. 81, xii H. .h;,,en. -;,h a,a ,1 80 ~
y.sions. ST. tended to heayincss ali rouod. making
BUYERS hold of. Thee was very li:rlo demand
~ rcash nrod;,ce .nd snecnlarira dcalera wara
,athe~ inrl,,cd tn sell than to nnrchase aa ia
,,.no1 A. t.,s commencement ~ wintar The
usuat a. aue eas son.uese.eut m H. VI "tnte ne
Sntnrd,, ~' - '''~~ :" '<~'
T.,ern ra, liberal distribution NJ domestic
srd f,ra'nn drr 1ao5, iac, ra,o,ia-s Ia rr.'o ~
M iate heva l,enn d,'nr o,,ito hr'.k ins;nn.s wcre
nrderino fTsaIr nnd eo1rder. received rhronch Tia
ot1sa" 'rsG'y' auu oaassh snsouEh % .u1
~ An H. r.d',,,;ar a. 1,I 60
W;co,n tt;0 "a W,i,o1d neavv hrown cottons il
,n,aI ht he aenor.i tcnor :, nr;ces !. unonai'
1oae era pn No,s VII v;Is he.chcd as heen ~
,eunsd - - ~ 1eo r1e .,nat,or 81 10 <-racary
ket % WIS u urchapeed cha in % anv importans m m psrtcuiar
sonees anu sugA,s SUI sneM ess 41ch .. ntness.
are otaod . u .. arect ,at
aos.'uG . a1e sssa n'aune'9 a1sU eal.eso n."a%h
l1es tue "uarAet iot hoapo' eAoales, htafcu:
SPICES. ana moss otnel Anes: lne Quotations o.
cat7loa1' glanolatea. ano sugars were oIoppeo
an 1Sc: Continue1 acel''ey Is appateh1 10 tne &C.
haho lo1 1olelen a1u1ss. anu iolmer qnotasloue
were thoronenly ma'htalnea: Domessics re-
, 1874-12-06

What .,.. 1n,. ,o+,v. ar5 xant 3rr,nr
Wheat Nas less g.. aetave, ana "eas uano anrlng a.
greater part oi me sesSon' n an aeeraRe s's oe-
Gins or 1@)1Ac per ba; LiVerpool was re-
Ported firm aud New YORK STEADY, but our ro-
eepts were ana T. tue out~a IN bsa
tsrest, and Que finn, which is noted Tor haylns
4nausurated au extensive bear movement last
rectloa, while their influence induced great
many other parties to saSe the selling slde:
Hence there were more sellers than oayera' nna
tho latter cass operated srarlnx1Y- loo
general expectation seemed to oe
thai tie marset - ~ go,ng 3aea some ~. a'stance
below 9oc. To"aFds the ciose OF tho session
the short interest took hold rather freely: in
ducng comparative iirmuess. Tue indications
now are tnat wheat vii come forward more Tree.
will be very light, At least for few weeks to
come. This means that the grain mast be taken
hold Of aud carried through part. Of tho vim
ter, and capitalists will only do that wnao it
p.o .omiscs to pay. The prospect OF profit
on holding till spring, on present prices.
il not vely fattering ono, aud the premium on
options for luture delivery is not large enough
, 1874-12-06
ri,o without COMPARISONS:

withdrawn from store Friday for city con-
sumption: GIG bu wheat. 2, 1S4 bu corn, 699
bu oats. 1883 bu rye, 1927 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 10 cars No.
spring, lat cars No. 2 do, 45 cars No. do.
5 cars rejected do GIG wheat); cara high
mixed corn. 2S cars No. do, 1o4 cars rejected
do, cars no grade do Gao corn, Of which arc
old); car white oats, . cars No. 2 do, cars
rejected do, cars no grade do rs oats); 8 cars
No. 2 rye: 5 cars No. barley. 8 cars No. do.
2 cars rejected do Total. 392 cars. or 144, 900
bu. Inspected out: 5.1G7 bu wheat, :9,042 bu
corn, s,sG9 bu oats. 1,7H bu rye. 10,6s6 bu bar
Icy.
The following wers the receipts md shipments
of breaistufIs and live stock ut this point dur
ing the past week. and for the corresponding
, 1874-12-06

The above quotations. are from 8 to 10 per cent
higher taan they we're one month ago, aud the
bonds Of most Of the roads which have paid
their interest promptly seem to be rapidly TO-
gaining the favor in which they were held by
Eastern investors and capitalists before the pan
ic. In fact, the boids Of soma OF the most
prominent roads are higher now than they have
been for several years..
LATEST.
NEW YoRK. Dec. 5.-ALoney easy at 311@4.
Foreign exchange dull and firm, with }5i194@
3S5, aud 49o@430lz as the actual rates for lr.iae
bau6era' sterling.
Prime mercantile paper 5@7 per cent good,
Cos; miscellaneous, 9@l5 por cent.
Gold opened at 11196. fell OFT to 1111f, rallied
ing rates fiat. 1@2 per cent and I-64. To-day's
steamers took out 81 .050, 900 in gold com, the
loss Of which does not appear in thus weeks bank
statement. Custom ece1pts. @237 900; Treasury
Disbursements S690, 600. Imports for the week
Dry goods, 511. .17G, 900; merchandise. 1884,
600.
Governments dnl1 and steady.
The Stock Exchange closed at 1900 M. owing
to the funeral OF Alayur HAyemeyer. Market
irregular. bat, in the main. firm Michigan
Central, Pacific Mail, Western Union. and North
western we1e the strongest stocks the list,
with the chief advance in Michigan Central and
Paclflc a1all. the latter advancing q per cent.
and closing 1S per cent above tie opening price.
Tho weak stocks were Wabash. Lake She1e, and
Erie. The transactions include 80 900 shares of
Pacific Mail, $500 Western Union, G,000 North
western, 12,000 Lake Shore, 5000 Wabash, 1000
Union Pacific, and 4. 100 Erie.
WEEKLY BASE STATEMENT.
The weekly bank statement is as follows
Loars increase, S3,785. 200; specie, decrease,
- 8u2 100; legal-tenders. decrease, &C. Ob0 200 !;
deposits, decrease, s9,135 200; circulation, de-
crease, s125, 500; reserve. decrease, 5,15s, 800.
, 1874-12-06
No 10 DowSISG s1KEET. |

NH1TLHALL, Nov. II. 1874. I :.
DEAR SIN HENRY RA~11ssoS: Her M.jery's Gov
ernuent have had under consideration the rcpreseu-
tat1ous ms de b. you on behalf OF the IN ii of the
Royal Geographical Society, the Council u the Royal
sorie:y the British Association, and other eminent
scendc bodies, In favor OF renewed expedition, IN
der conduct of Government, to explore the region Of
the North Pole. I have the honor to nicr1n you
that having carefully weighed the Set forth in
support Of such expedition the scientific a1rau-
ta2es to be derived from its chances Of SUCCESS as
well a. the Importance Of encouraging that spirit Of
mafiime enterprise which has distinguished tho
English people, Her A1jesty's Government have de-
tetnned to lose no time in organizing suitable ex-
petition for the Fu11osea In view. I remain yours
faithfully, B. DxsRAEII
, 1874-12-06

Flour was again in active demand from the
local trade. With or two lots wanted for ship
ment. and the aggregate OF sales was about
equal to that OF Friday. There was no particular
in sympathy With w1eat. Bran was easier. The
receipts Of 1ou4 are on the increase. Sales were
recorted of 100 brs white winter extras
(,i.gnolia) At s6.75; 200 brls do on private
terms; 500 brls spring extras At S4.624; 500
brls do At 54.50; 100 brs do at $40; 81 brls do
dow 1t S3.75: 100 brls do on private terms
50 brls buckwheat at $3.50; 10 brls do 1t els.
Total, 2.657 brIa. Also 80 tons bran at 516.25;
20 tons do at $500. on track 10 tons middlng,
fine, at $1,000, on track The following Nas the
, 1874-12-06

The following letter has been received by Sir
Henry Rawlineon from the F1rst Lord OF the
Treasury, announcing that Hor Majestv's Gov
ernmeut have determined to send forth now
Polar expedition. Sir Henry Kawlinson EXPRESS
es his OPINION that this "annourccmcnt will be
received with equal qualification bc geographcrs
aud men OF science, by the naval service, and by
the uatlon st large":
, 1874-12-06
COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY EsEA1Sd, Dec, 3.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments Of the leading articles of produce in Chi
, 1874-12-06

THERE HAS BEEN MORE DOING In THIS LINE
the past week than for come weeks past and the
aggregate consideration Of instruments filed for
record shows an amount in excess of the usual
avera:e. The humber Of 1eieases also shows i
slight improvement. The rates Of interest re-
main the same. 9 to 10 per cent.
coMpARA11yE aTAIEMESr FROM nov. 70 xov. 50.
, 1874-12-06

Pork, Lard, sHap,s SAouid't, tHfddles,
ar's. te*. tes. h'- To-.
, 1874-12-06
RAILROAD bonds

RAILROAD noSD9
Tho following quotations are furnished by A..
0. SlauEhte: as the present price Of some Of tho
uost active rail oad bonds:
, 1874-12-06

4-Depot corner OF Wells aud Klnxiests.
.h-Depot corner Of Canal aud Kinzie-sts
MICHIGAN CENTRAL GREAT MEsTERt RAiLqoll
Depo, Joot u Ldke-st., and foot u Tresty....s,{ {
1;<kee:5~e, II ciark-sf. .out1eas eorn<1 ~ Ra.I.
and Is fuaal-st., et<Her eJ Hadtson. ~s
, 1874-12-06

DGb{, c880 III ING ITb4BH1y OeC+ -
1874 1sa. s3s, ,3a4.N
Debt, less cash in the Treasury, Nov.
!, 2,lss, ,o6l 50
Decrease Of debt during the pas: month 123421 .6s
Decrease Of debt snce June ~, 137A... ll4yW7. "a
BONDS AND GOLD.
T. ~
, 1874-12-06
music b0XI;;21

Ever opened in Chicago, made II
order by the best Geneva, Switzer1,nd ~ oTs
utacturers, with special regard TO ona,,.la. aaa.
material and work, and choice and dalss ot
pirate selections of music. appso-
Early purchasers will secure choir. g..
an unbroken stock, md leisure 1or o, ion
selection. Also, Fine Flutes, Gu;,os" s1al
cosdions' Harmonicas or Mouth o. ac'
Music Folios, &c. o5saaa
J.HoWARD FooTE, 1mpo,te,.
u.mvo ., 154' 15e clask.r
, 1874-12-06

CHICRG", BURLINGTON L QUINCY RAILROAD
Depots fpot Of Lake-s, iniiana-av. and SiueealA.&
and canai and Sixseenh~sts- Ticket 0He<' s. carks.
aud al det-ots-
, 1874-12-06

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND l. PACIFIC RAILROAD
Depot corner qf Von Buren, and SheF1!aasef 7te&ds4
Grand Faeite Hosef-
ka..: 11.":
nn,h. T-svenv'thk Atchson Ex -lua l. m.,s 3:0p q.
Psru Accom1noda dat:on,.,,-....-' $40 0. n. ?:nA n.
Mont + nrena tlu H. = 8:t9A II
, 1874-12-06

Fine Goods at retail, from a v
wholesale Stock, and st strictly wh.,fz ,1afzs
Prices. Selections offered from ~ tsaoessla
and finest stock OF wa laszea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-27
THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 81.

VAN Ness PREPARES TO HANG HIMSELF.
On Thursday evening, when the jail othcer
who locks up the prisoners at Dlght went
through the yard which is set apartto the white
male prisoners, he was informed by prisoner
that something was wrong in cell No. |, and
on making search he found that Mr.. Van
Ness had made preparations for leaving this
world sometime during the night by hanging
himself. He had torn up shirt and plated
four strand rope about four feet long, aud
made regular hangman's knot, and had fas-
1cned it to a stout nail which was used to hang
clothes upon. It was taken outside by the Jol-
ur, and for the future MIR. Van Ness will be
watched more closely. Some of the members
of his family, it will be remembered, are now
in Jail charged with being Migrants -Rtch Dts.
What can be peasanter than the lite OF a
Missouri farmer At daylight he gets up and
examines the holes around his corn hills TOR cut
worms; then he smashes coddIlng- moth larvae
with hoe handle until breakfast. The fore
noon is devoted to watering the potato bugs
with a solution Of Paris green, and after dinner
al hands turn out to pour boiling water on the
chinch bugs In the corn and wheat fields. In
the evening a favorlte occupation IS smudglug
peach trees to discourage the curculio, and at
ter briet season of family devotion at the
shrine Of the night-Ayiug coleoptera, all the
folks retire and sleep soundly till Aurora red
dens the east and the grasshoppers tlnkle
against the panes and summon them to the Ia
bors OF another day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-27
conservative Congressional COnyen.
lion for the Eighth District.

In accordance with the recommendation of
the State Committee of the Conservative Party,
we hereby give notice that q Convention OF the
Conservative Party of the Eighth Congressional
District will be held in Alexandria, on the 10Th
day of August, 1874 for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidate for Congress from this Dis
trict. The State Committee have recommended
that each township of county and ward of
city shall be entitled to one delegate for each
one hundred Conservative voters and one for
fractions over fifty" We therefore, earnestly
recommend to the superintendent Of the several
counties in this Congressional District to take
the proper steps under the plan of organization
1or the appointment of delegates from their re-
spective counties, and in case it be thought ex-
pedient to appoint the delegates by townships or
wards, we then recommend to the County Su-
perntendents to call the meetings for the same
day and hour in each township and ward
JAS. p. RELY,
EDGAR SNOWDEN, Jr,
Members State Com. Sth Cong. Dist.
iy ltd
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WUGD HgNU C<fdk.

COAL COAL
We have now on hand and are constantly re-
ceving vt our wharf and storage yards, foot OF
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known to
this market. We name in part:
LYkEN'S VALLEY.
SHAMOKIN and EAST FRANKLIN LOR-
BERRY RED ASH.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colliery, es-
teemed the best in the market
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, of Steamer, Broken,
Egg Stone and Nut sizes.
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD.
Having ample space, each variety of Coal is
kept distinct from that of others, and is es-
peclally prepared for family use; Yards floor
ed aad Coal sent out well screened and free from
slsre, 224O lbs to the ton Orders left with
Messrs. Clarridge s. Grigg,. corner King, and
Royal sts., or at the yards will be promptly filed.
I. j. MEHAFFEY u CO.,
jy17 Wharf and Yards foot OF Queen st.
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NOR FOLK AND BOST N.

ATORF FOLK AND OSTON.
The steamer LADY OF TIE LAKE, con-
meeting Ell Norfolk with the steamers sT~ :.
of the Nj erchants' and Miners Trans. zaassss
portatior Company for Boston, will leave her
wharf, No. south wharves, EVERY MON
DAY and THURSDAY at 2.30 p. M, for Nor
folk. Returning, leave Norfolk on TU ESDAYS
md FRIDAYS at 3 p. M stopping at Fort
Washington, Glymon. Piney Point, Point
Lockout and Fortress Monroe.
This line, connecting 1T Alexandria with the
o.. ~ & VI. snd w. s. 0. +. Rs, and st Nor
foil; with the Boston steamers offers superior in
:lucc.ncncs for the rapid and careful shipment Of
sll riuis oiircigh. to Boston. The rates being
low, the attention of shippers is particularly d,
free Of commission, and through bills of ading
given.
V. D. GRONEk, Norfolk, }. &. WATERS,
Georgetown, or
+. A. REED, Agent Alexandria
A. G. PLANT, Gen. Agt.,
Coz 18th ST. and New York ave-.
Washington D. G.
First class fare to Norfolk, 81; round trip, Sc
Second class fare 10 Norfolk, ST. round trip So
ap N-Ll
ae MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
sSgIG STEAMSHIPS.
The inc consists {: the following Grst-clsss
outside steamers:
L. c.. KNIGHT. Capt w. S. johnson
JOHN GIBSON. ......... Capt. w. h Winters
AND
VALLEY CITY ................ ....... Capt. Bedell
VIII leave New York EVERY SATURDAY
for this port and, returning, will leave Alexsn
1ria EVERY FRIDAY, at 10 o clock.
All freight must be on the dock by pa. m.
For freight apply to
HOOE s. JOHNSTON,
Agents, No. Prince street.
Agents in New York,
GEO B. MERRICK,
apo 226 South ST.. Pier No. 80 East river
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s. OHIO RAILROAD
M n III III - 49, ssssss 5e
SUMMER ARRANG ENT, TWO DAlL1
TRAINS, (EXCEPT SUNDAY BE-
TWEEN AIENA NDR[A y ID

TRAINS, (ENCEPT SUNDAY BE-
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND
PURCELLVILLE. BEGIN
MING MAY 5, 1874,
LeAve Washington ut II. M. and !. H.
and Alcxmndria NJ $40 r. IN. and BIO =. M
bass Lccsburg going westward n ll.23 =. ~,
and G:25 p. m; and arrive nj PurccllvlIic ut L
m and p. III. Leave Purcelivlllc at 80 a; III.
1890 p. H., pass Lecsburg going cast"H.1 =,
600 a. m and l:l0 p. M, and arrive at airA-
andris at s: - Il. M, and BID p m, ana nj ""'"'
ngton at $50 u. IN. and $3.50 p. IN.
re. Passengers from Washington %'ii t".g
the Washington and Ohio cars ut the B".t'II"'e
and Potomac Railroad station 1T 9 II. N. MI" !.
H., and go through to Purce!IvIIIe without
change Of cars. ,,
The o 10 H. m. train from Alexandria AM r.
p. m train from Purcellvi!lc conncc; nj IT,
ccllville with Kigcr's Daily Line "i Co"rAc,
for Snckersvillc, Rcrryvlle and W,nch">:"'
also with Reamcr's Line Of Coaches, whlc' se'''
Leesburg daily for Aldic and MlddlcbuTg. -.
Communication tickets, 3 cts. per Hli't
Annual tickets, $50.
K. Il. HAVENER,
AID 3O-tf General Ticket Ag"'..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-27

HWARD-Leave Baltimore $40 =. IN.
and Sis D. m. Leave Washington 1:OS u. m.
and 7:OS D. m: Alexandria 7:55 u. M. and 500
p. m; Gordonsvi!e l2:25 m and l2;3S - NJ;
burg 500 p. m and 500 a, m and arrive at
Danville $40 D. NJ. and So a. M, connectnS",
Gordonsvillc with Ches. 4 Ohio Road, East and
West; ut Lynchburg, with Atlantic, Miss AID
Ohio, to West and Southwest, and Mt DanvI'lr,
with the Piedmont Rhine, TO all points III Nortt
Southwest.
NORTHWARD-L Danville 5:25 a. IN:
and 400 .. M; Lyuchhurg al $50 H. N. M"
1920 p. M; charlottesville 1900 NJ. and l;lGA
NJ, Gordonsville at l:3u p. m. and 2:l0 A. IN;
arrive at Alexandria $50 p. m. and $50 n. m
Washington G:333 p IN. and 1:O3 I" m, AM Nj
Baltimore $50 p III. and 300 Il. M, connecting
at Lynchburg, with trains from West on a., NJ
l. o. r. r. AT Charlottesville with train: I" ND
from the Virginia Springs and the Yves, q.
Washington, to he West and Nil the Eastern
cities; at Baltimore, to Philadelphia and Ne"
York.
leaves A!exardria daily. except Sunday, Al -
n. m, and arrives at Strasburg Junction at !@'i'
D. m. Leaves Strasburg Ut l:l3 y. IN, aI' ~
rives at Alexandria u 80 =. m, connecting /"
Washington and the North. Thl: train max,
close connection, at Stra>burg, with me 'h""
train of the Valley Road to Orkney and h"w."y
Springs ana MI points "'Ht"".", ~ ~ "
chester and Capon and Jordan's " mtc>"pi"f
EXCURSION TICKETS, good to October
3lst, to all the Virginia Springs, on NH''H
Rond, on Chcs 81 Ohio and Atlantic, Mis-. MI"
Ohio Roads on sale at Washington, AI"A"''-
dria, Lynchburg Ard .anvilc.
Special attention Is called to the f"ct THAT a
full supply of through tickets to nj pnInts scum
of Danvlie is now oiirrod vt the principal offices
of the Company. .,
jc lS-tf j. NJ. BROADbo, ". !. a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-27
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