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, 1875-05-24
4 Now MotIe OF Ventilation,

Tho London Times recently ghye a valuable
account Of mode Of ventilation adopted BY lIr.
Tobin, retired merchant Of Leeds, and which
rosts on she principle that narrow stream Of
AIR eau bo sent up through lighter a1r, like tho
jes Of fountain through tho ordinary atmos-
phere, by atmospheric pressure from outside,
and that Nhcn 1t reaches Tho ceiling it will be
reflected OH In all directions, just as tho water
falls back in . number Of inflnitesia,al rills
aud so molt AWAY worry gradually into tho less
sonn Who need II. Tho mottus opcranll IL To in
trodncc vertical tubes, communicating With tho
outer air, III parts Of largs room or public
building whero people Aro not likely to cit or
stand, tubes rising, Say 4 or s fcet aboye tl1o
floor. Directly tho air In the rnom begins
to DO 1nritiod tho pressure OF tho mir out
sido sonds streams Of htr up these tubes
which continue to rao in parrow at1earns,
just liko tets Of water, and without Dispensing
Jill they roach tho ceiling, where they aro 70.
t!ected back In spray, ~ it were, Of puro ntr,
~ to avoid all draft, with tho sari2c. ar Of the
room, and gradually e9pes Ill tho bad air BY way
Of tho chimney. Tho sYstom seoms to
havo worked almost mirnculously In
tho Locds Borough Police Court, and
also in the Liverpool Police Court.
whoee Streudtary Magistrate. Mr. Katllce, has
bo1ne tho most gtataul tcstin,ony 10 tho results
Of tho experiment. and Atr. Yoba is now Gu
gagged In Introducing 1t into London, What q
pity that It had not been inyonted In tImo for tho
Tichbolne trial DR.. Kenealy, for instance,
bis caae. How advantageous 1t wonld provo ii
introduced into tho Brooklyn Court-ruom, whern
the interniuAble Ti1ton-Dceohcr trial Ii dragging
tts atuw length alonct
, 1875-05-24

4 French expedition ia soon to loave Senegal
for journey through Africa into Egypt. cor
respondent Of the London Tin1es, giving al ac-
count OF the preparations, says:
ut is the garment desire Of NM. do Drazza
and Marcio to introduce tho French i!ag into
thcee unknown regions ~ peacefully AZ possible.
though. of couree, they desire to create An i'm
proseon Witch shall be lastlng among a poopto
who have MI osCctial royoranco for tho myatio
deity Fetish. Hence N. de Draxza will
carry in hks own pocket al ingenious
electric battery, communicating with two rings
placed On tho fingers Of Ills right hapd, and with
a glass tube placed in front OF Ills cap. Wa will
suppose that he is about TO ratitv Bomo agree
mont with native Chlof. Tho European nd-
yancea aud holds out hiH hand aud sets tho
hstterJ in motion. Tho unHuspocting Chief
takes tho prof{oEea hand, aud At tile samo timo
ho not only Rees fearful lightning playing about
tho head or tho visitor. brt bis own arm receives
ahock which naturally inspires him with be-
lief that huporl,usnAn parsonage Is before him,
and ho and hts tribe do homage to the awful
white deity"
, 1875-05-24

Commissioners had made similar offers lass
year, but that the Committee MORE unaele to
eccnrs single fowes when tlioy inquired foE
fioworn, and thought that lilo ofIer Of y sfrs.
snTder to supply 210 boxes Of frebh foHoss At ~
conts per box atould be accepted.
Comrade Hook also rpoko II, favor Of purchas-
Ing flowers In no instance Within hts focolec-
tton Of Decoration Days. tsd promised donations
OF howort over boon n'ado. Such oacra nere
delusiyo antI taconragtnR In the estrome.
Conrade weho thought that plenty won1d b.
contributed II a proper anu authoritative call
wero made for aucfl donations.
Col. lItliiard thon introduced The following
resolutions. which ~ero unanimously adopted:
.R.soirtd. That cordial invitation b. attended to
"sien tho ceremonies It tecornting shs graves Of tho
soldiers and saiora Of tho 1ata Wat; and thu. thc
officers and r,tmsers Of TIM Fisst Regiment 1inni4
transportation for i. viii Go made BY tla co,s'nce
eesse' q r rsI ia sRsis " '''
Rssape Inas sae sic; 81 nf tt s.ty arr n'sa 70
sy osnns 70 ii NJ IL r9epsrs a~srs
ropay for tasors Of similar kind IN tic past,
but. relying on their generosity at.l unlr1ng armna
th!cs. NO feel that sha not ra In rain for the!r
assistance Ia our high snl n'bla effort 70 com
monorate fhe deeds Of our coh'riuoa VINO nase 9''o
Rt.ortd That tho eltizena Of chcago an requested
ese1 tss It NJ 5oi s
Committee on Deeosstiols, oE which ihp Erdtra Ia
Chairman, aa to where they CAN 10 cbtaiuel At ILLS
schlenoe, No. I'll North c1aeE s:teot.
On suggestion at tho Chairman. 1t uan re-
soIyod TINT tho CotninittEo On Decorations, aud
such AZ might wish to aid them, would usect thia
evening in tho Grand Pacific 1lotol. Hanson
Post will meet for further arrangements at their
hall Thursday evening. After komo further talk
about decorations, tho Committoo adjourned to
meet again Wednesday evening ut No. ITO Wa
bash avenue. at which place tho ovcrg. oons and
other decorations loft from tho reunion are stored.
All Comnlteeod arc instructed to complete their
arrangements OF spcakors, music, decorations.
esc., in order that a suitable programme mar be
printed for zach cenlctcry.
, 1875-05-24
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,


Emery A. Storm will eivo lecture upon "The
Drama" 10 the Athcnnum Dina Course this
eyon1ng at tho rooms Of tho Athonnnn, No. 6b
Washington street.
A Mrs. Allison, living Mt No. 145 South Jsffer.
son strcos, 1iod snddon'y Saturday night. Two
doctors who wcgo called In wero unablo to toll
why rho died. Ehe waa &c yoars old.
Young man named Frank Paddock foil OF
tho lug l]rot Harte Into tho lake, of Lincoln
rark, yesterday afternoon and narrowly eacsped
drowning. 11o lives on 1temlook street, noar tho
pA,k mentioned.
Tho Directors Of tho Courier Company on Sat-
urlay choeo tho following named gentlemen
from an,ong their number to soryo as ollicers for
tho snsung year ]. r. Wi'e.t, President II.
C. Saubnrs,, Treasurer Il. j. Percy, Secretary.
Maxwell I.afoptnlno mud John Cotlins wore ar
fcBtets yesterday on suspicion Of having stolen
quantity Of plug tobacco nnd about 100 tickets
,ito., which is psiutcd - too1 for cents At II.
Madison Street Station
Arrangements hare tean made for tno pro.
Rcntntlnns of tho al1cgocical pnnorana, "Ths
lilRrna." Oh tho South Sida dns,aE the coming
week The panorama, togother with ths
n,lnic, and readings by Whitman, will DO given
Wednesday and Thursday evenings IN tho
Michigan Avenue baptist Church.
A!ltt1c gr1 Of 9 years. named Anna Krnegsr,
rnsiiing Mt No: 5s1 Laflnboo stEeet, was run
over bg car, No. IT, on that tloroughfare last
esening nt o'clock, and received terr1blo
injuries. Tho right leg WAS 40 badly torn that
Dra. Miller and Williams fouud 1t necessary to
amrntate 4. Tho loft leg waa also Severely
injured. The doctors any she cannot iecovcr.
largoly-attouaol mootinr Of prominent Iris1,-
,npr 7ynH hntI in thn roonta nf Inn J1nior
catholic Itbrarv AasociatIon vestortiar aftor-
nonl. to make arrangements Tor lecture to bo
delivered sunday o9oning tn Hooleys opefa-
House, h5 thu Jsev. Q. htcneon, on " Tho Life
md iimcs Of tho Archbishop, or I'uam. Tho
procccslB Of The lecture. which Wtll from it6 ma
tnre b0 MI Interesting ono, arc to DO devoted to
the co'nn'o.ion OF now church Ia that dlocoso
N tho Old country
..uot,,er s.t end Rutden t1eath occurred In n
church Yesterday noon, Aatthew +, Marsh, on
old citizen aud retired merchant, living 1T No.
577 West Washington Hkroet, died in the Catho.
drnl Of IS, Peter md Paul, 1t tho corner Of
Washington anil Peoria streots, during tl1o Hcs-
yices, Medical aid was summon ID who,t he began
to show slgns OF faintnnas b,,s it proved I'm
nyailiuE and ao died iu fow 71linutca Ucnrs-
disease IL said to 10 tl,o cnrgo Of death. Sir.
March was G5 years OF ago, aud leaves family,
,.,o. r,,,.. ". =, Iii.
.l@ io WHIT ;ur! ~ at,est o se - att e
, 1875-05-24

Tho Michigan aouthoru-ohauge Of Time,
From ami after May - trains will depast from Van
Dusen street depos ~ foows GAO i. m. mail, 9o0 T.
H., day e1ptcaa palace seertng coach this train
for RocheateE; a:l6 r. m. Atlantic o1prcss, palace
sleeping coach for New York on this trau daily; also
oae for Niagara Pals. This through car from Chicago
to Niagara Pals IL = new arrangement, md ono we
trust will rrots satIataetory 10 our patrons aud ta
trarcing public. te:91 p. in. u!ght s7pscsa sleeping
coach To Toledo, drawigroon coach Tolc,io TO Daf-
falo; $40 r. III. mall and accommodation. Trains for
South Chicago ieAva At l1:ol Ill., aud g:9' r. tn 5.ln-
days, $40 sn leo r. N. i. l.. Mo5se Gepsrsi Wcgt-
efn Passenger Agent.
, 1875-05-24
Il Valuable Discovery.

Or. @. N. Bonson, practical physclsn LOT North E1,
tAw+. Naitifrosa "ho has Dssd aucL seu to astv
ehao,ils eombn ID 10 certain p<opotsG. ln7sils6iJ
nsuTsaa 1p3 nsFsopsns.. 1his i tamDh IL sa
ehsnia4y pad III the country a1y efssiax
b n2 H. Il IN pi4 81 20 eoas pot box Ths
bo1tof sr6s!i .5new4 md hsky sssp@stsd ID n4iti.
&Sl bs w ac{J xAEk, szav4xsoN 4 REID, ",
, 1875-05-24

Ask to Soc Those 50 Lace Curtains.
You will Ia asientshcd 1t The quality aud pattern es
Nottingham lace curtains We sell Ut 80, lIlgez,
Ieuklps h fs1on, 10 aud I'll State utreet
, 1875-05-24

Having determined upon a chsuge Ia our piano.
renting department, We hass decided to sloso cut ali
Of our aeeondhsnd or Fcntlng p.anos st oonsdesabe
nelo" 1hsr sa'ue Partiss intending to buy will rtes.s
make note Of this. Lyon ueay, Stats md 3ontos
streets,
, 1875-05-24
Hurdatt OrQnna.

Not content with ths vorld-w1da reputation 1t tho
organs bearing his nAs, Mr. Busdett hAa ss. further
improved It BY ths recent Introduction OF sersr.
sanabo snvsntous which largely iacrsAso Its capacity
and improve its quality Of tons, For sAla by Lyon
Hea1y, lG1 Etats street,
, 1875-05-24

Has reesysd Tho award et tho American nsuts Of Nsw
Yotk tho hest article kno.n for clcaunx posainS
sdIutIrr. VII not scratch q Gostpde, and produces
tss ri. s w huass ss' y T.
uisiers, nruxxtaM, Jerehrs snd GEocsfs. ATeutx
, 1875-05-24
Pianos And QrRaus.

ons hundred pianos aud organs To rent, also second
haad pianos for sale a great bargains. 10 mako room
for nsw stock. ". ". K1nsAIi, stats aud Adana
streets,
, 1875-05-24

about splendid teeth Therefore, fair lsdies II b.
hoovea you to know that so4olont makes them glitter
Ike orient resrl, aud Il pure vegetable AGENT harm-
lesa ~ spring water.
, 1875-05-24

a Woll.Informed Woman
will sop uaiug cosnstlca, Aad clear her compilation
With p.l!sy's Hagest raia Extractor, 4 few app1In4
Aoea I'LL make ih& eGin EslIa Nd HhlAA n &a8 u
, 1875-05-24


coatan Ill latest Improvements. oyer 1900 persons
haze testified 10 thelr supsrtosty. Aeeds Temple II
Auaie, n Van Bufen strea*
, 1875-05-24

100000 A0RB VALUABLE 1.Aupe IN KAygAI

100000 ACRES VALUABLE LAND8 IN KANSAS
Of all Of tho nuaold ands Tho Nooso Riror
along ths southern uu o. tho State Of Kansas ebrzcsd
HHtht1, H, Whit generally known a. tho "Chozokee
THefe lsnda offered for ra1e In compliance thu
ss 70 III b{ader @ r o4 orc es:l in au.u.
tiiot not nsocGdng ono hundred and si1y not
POI .ore ~ such Lind. 81 10 wost u sa!d ri!st
e. e.
minlrn prfco which each tssct Il held viii be eni
sn i s Se
Wichita and 1ndopsadtnce. Knnsas:
~ ut eas III ms b. .ep.1asy saa
aud eoato and must bo for not Than hundred
oa ;1:1 a |s5d 'ono to tho legal
a ma %n;: b ssoompaaled ey ~ per ssas q 10
shs sam doRoa!ted vl bo souaed e the party
eahlo M within f9r{ altar sach notco has bsen
sonor of tip uaao1a aad 0lco Of the amount bid ho
land npoa Which such bid made viii BE- asaln hu6sot
Ths ten per cent 4spost required to accompany b!da
p0sl eortlhed caeok. on souo Government depo4tory
70 tho order q tie Commsafonor OF thu Gsaofsl
Tho right to rsadt any and s bids IL s1pre.sy r.
Al! bids Enust bs sailed and addressed to thu Com.
O md in!ofssd sTld: To- Ghs1oies ssrtp I1nds ~
nonn Of second day o August ls6 after which tlsy
stll ho duty opened and acted upon. ,,,n,,a.,,,
Commissioner ut tho General Land Duseo,
WARRINGTON, u. t.. april 10. Isis.
, 1875-05-24
TELESCOPE.
A Visit to tho Workshop Of Alvnn
Clark 8 Sons,
And an Interesting Talk with the Senior
Clark.
" Design " In tic Works Of Natnre..-Tllo
Mysteries OF polarizcd Light.
Tho Groat Mccormick Glass---A Re-
tractor for Drs Draper.

frnnfnr, frr YH, Trns1a
t't''e''1 4's 0s' "faps1'
.of't'no"a1nfs " 1he ch'eaos tribune
~ En- !ot1s, @ ~ bos7oS 1,, : AhnASr m AoAn, hay
bany Railway, tue travoler flada himsslf just
s.aH'ns .no .Aas'ss lnvel; anu Jus, ae'oss sno
hse ~ he ., ,sna as
observatory with revolving dome largo
enough for tho naturalization of Al B.fnch In
strunout. A feu roda from ,ha obsarvatorv fa
49, ;,n,,,.,. .a1..u 49, 's" su ..s..t.s -
~ Immense 'oeecopo,nsffel. meoo appAtohsIy
Of shoot-'soo. and looking, for all tho world.
like gigantic stcam.boile7, 1uloly mounted
on tbo ground. or rather on a
framework If Youoh snd honvv t,mhs,.
tho AXE o. motion being some 70 fost IN tho air.
4 abort distance, aud smaller barrel, IS or 20
foet In long,h aud mounted In similar rnanucf,
Near By, Low .uo..tory building, Of moderate
"."en',uu's ~. 'o'h.'s nueu "@o . carpenters
shop. Thcss are the grounds and the
WORKSHOP OF A1vAN CLARK I HONS,
makers OF tho Chicago telcacopo, The grcat Wash
'S1'u 'u.'as.os' soa o,.s.".ao ".uo,5 Known.
uaa p'o"'eeu u5Do't tnat my n1s' ielsufe aAy
In hoston should be apons in visiting this ehtab-
lishmouk which Ia rejecting 80 much crottit on
American r1tifI. Yesterday found linn IN nj.
I..ss s :. -.a:at. |,',' "aa so, ~,
was eoofseous!S feeaisea saa ohicagoans Afe Ill
tho world rouna), and couple Of hours Wero
very kindly devoted to my entertainment. The
:, tn n-ora ~ r.oh,h,v n,,,. ,t.,ta 49,
ssr,.., roa' e p''DTn1' WI WI, aIs.s i'1o
a1'',ca than sho alle: 1ho senior clafk IS
genial. Tivacous, and interesting old gentleman.
with vcara o,,d with tn,t but ancroot,ris nd A..
ts,,s,. s.ta.i,,, do..o.,a T., L. .,s.,. -,
, 1875-05-24
HARDWARE
IL IAk8-st. Established 1877,

HOTEL
hfkRCttANT8. 1IoTEL-.C0RNEn CLARK AND
lfl Iake,atA. DestcoAtod hotel tor bua!nesaunp ia
thS ~ NS.l5 i'tted tGs sp1aa tFado Aeq9mmods
TEAnalehA. II par day. 3. Ii. iiIi.i. MSnaxns. N.
, 1875-05-24

ACCIDENT INBuRAM1E
THE nAHrhonp AcGlnhNr INSURANCE COM.
tins frnfn ons day To mo Yelr. OMee nf Woatesn le
pArfmAnt. if8 DaefboFrAE. Chicago. q. D. PALMER,
Manager.
, 1875-05-24

HUMAN HAIR GQ0DA
nf dLAssBnplK--
Ill. WIIOLKsALE AND RETAIL
Dealer in Human H4f Gnodgt
ID 8btAto.bt.t oppostts
FIE1,3 Il fEtTRnfR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-01

T EADBEATER'S COUGH SYRUP, in
IL vials, at 25c each is article Of our own
make that we can recommend as being most
desirable preparation tor ordinary Coughs
Colds, &C. We have b.en selling it for a long
time, and it gives general satisfactory. Also
our we'll known ANODYNE PICTORIAL, in
bottles, at SOC each. A full supply just prepared
and for sale by
ian d +. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EvENG., FEBRUARY !

ARCHBISHOP MASE1SG's EPLY.--Arch-
ti>hnp Manning has issued pamphlet of two
hundred pages 10 reply to Gladstone 5 expostu-
lation. He maiptaius that the Vatican DEGREES
have not changed the conditions Of civil allegl-
auce. The allegiance of Catholics is as undi-
vided as that of any other Christians. Cues
toos of conscience alone could divide it. The
recent DEGREES have not extended the power OF
the Pope. The Ecumencal Council 10 40 way
touched the relations of Church and State. Its
DEGREES merely declared doctrines which were
already matters OF faith. The Pope cannot,
therefore, By of virtue either OF these DEGREES
or his supreme authority, make any claim up
On his adhereDts of nature TO impair the in
tegrily of their civil allegiance. He cansot do
an act contrary to divine law To impair civil
allegiance would be contrary to that law. The
spiritual authority Of the Church was indirect
10 its operation on temporal affairs. 1t indi
,ectly condemns and declares not binding such
temporal laws as deviate from the law OF God,
and therefore impede the attainment OF saliva
ton. 10 regard TO suppostlons advanced 10
argument that the Pope might attempt to de-
pose the Queen of England. the writer remarks
that as the Queen is wholly withdrawn from
The Catholic Church every condition is waiting
which would render such deposition iusti6sble.
The Archbishop declares that the European
Powers have entered into systematic coospi-
racy against the Church. aud warus them that
they are wreckiog themselves. lu conclusion
lie say, GIadstone's pamphlet invites Catholics
to rebel against Divine authorl y, and encour
ages schi.m, heresy and deadly sin.
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The Gazette means to be the newspaper Of
Virginia.
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uOOE s. JOHNSTON,
(Successors to Fowle & Co..
NO. 2 PRINCE STREET.
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERCTS
Dealers in al kinds OF
FERTILIZERS, SALT AND PLASTEk
Agents OF the
NEW YORK s. BALTINORES STEAM EkS
Also of tie
LIVERPOOL & LONDON s. GLOBE in
SURANCE COMPANY.
S-tf
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GHINN & CO
Successors to Samuel Hartley,l VINO
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 13 Union street,
Alexandria, Va.
M@- Particular attention paid to the selling OF
FLOUR, GRAIN and sll kinds Of COY NIKY
PRODUCE, and filing all orders for GROCE
RES. GUANO PLASTER, SEEDS, &C.,
&c at the lowest market rates.
@-A Agents for the sale of James ): "elch
celebrated brands of FAMILY FLOUR.
MeAgents for the sale of the "RO UND TOR
HYDRIULIC CEMENT" jan 5-tf
J. BRoDERs. J. LAhSoS'
u. No. II King street,
Alexandria, Va.
GEN ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES,
Provisions
SALT FISH,
and PRODUCE.
Also keep on hand q general assortment OF
Cordaec Tar Pitch. Nails Limo, Packing Oils,
Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores.
Ali orders and ccnEignments promptly attend.
ed to. and goods forwarded without delay to con-
signees on arrival.
Agents for Dupont's Gunpowder.
Xxx Ale and Porter always on hand.
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans.
portation line. mn III
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Especial attention will be devoted to present.
ing, as well from original sources Of information
as from its exchanges, the news of Virginia.
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Ia ~ ri u ssSfssSs@ - - sa sGes7
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDEKtcKsBuRG RAlL"Ar
After JANUARY: Sd, 1879, trains will run =.
follows:
Leave South ward from Alexandria S Frcder
icksburg depot at Il. ii d. m. Southern EAprcss
daily, except Monday. Tue SouthGrl h1pr"s'
runs through 20 Rcf nJnd without change, CON
meeting Ut Richmond for AL points South.
Leave Northward from Alexandria i FreQt!
icksburg depo. 1T 49, &. m. Northern EApr",.
daily, except Monday, through Aortf and
West. The y orthern Express run through -
trains on the Northern Central Railway for the
North and West.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
After JANUARY 3, trains will run us 10
Leave Alexandra for Washington, from :.
Asaph street depot, 1T 600, 100, 500, 500 i0C.
ard HOO a. m; and LOO, 800 w, 5U, co.
and 100 p. III.
Trains leaving at 500 a. m. and 500 p. m. r.:
daily all others daily except Sunday.
The trains leaving Alexandria al !, S al! Il
am, l, /, 6 ard pm. connect through 10 Bait
more The q. IN. and =. m trains connect
at Washington with through New York trains.
Leave Washington for Alexandria from PISS
senger depot, cor. 9TH and streets, al o.H
100, 800 900, 1000, and ll.OO a. M; and Los
300. 400 500, 800 and 100 p. m.
Trains leaving at 800 q. N. and 100 p. m ruI
daily ali Others daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington ut :, and ~ An.
l,3, 5, and l:33 pm. connect with trains iron
Baltimore. The a. m: and p. n. trains de.
liver passengers from New York.
@~Aiexandria and Fredericksburg Railway
trsins leave passenger depot cor. 9Th and Il st.,
at II As p. m. Southern Express for Richmond
and all points South
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Leave AlexanGria At SO q. NJ, and Hoo "a.
m, ana and p ~.
Leave Washington At 923 and ll.55 3. H.,
and 4 53 and sos y. n.
Trsin leaving 4 lcxand-ia al 4 p. N. CONNECTS
with train leaving Washington at ! % p IN. iof
Philadelphia, arriving al Philadelphia ~ 10
p. m.
Tickets to Philaaelrhis and New York can b.
obtained 1t the st As.ph street depot.
GEO. G. WILKINS, Sup't
ED. :. YOUNG, Gen. Pas. Agent jan 3
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It. coutiguity to Washington gives tho Ga
zette an early precedence over all the Journals
of the State in intelligence of the operations OF
the General Government, now of such vital i'm
portsnce to the people Of he South. The pro-
ceedngs of Congress will pc regularly reported
in succinct form for its columns, but all matters
of especisl interest in Virginia will be given in
detail.
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The past of the Gazette IS offered as an index
of its future. 1t has never failed to avail itself
promptly of all the improvements which come
with the greater growth and more extended
experience Of journalism
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Mail Train. Express.
NORTH BOUN Nd. Mail Train. Express.
MANASSAS DIVISION.

Leave Washington and Alexsndris, daily,
except Sunday, with the morning Main Line
train Leave Manassas Junction At 9. Il y m
to arrive at Strssburg al 400 p. m Leave
Strasburg at 100 a. M, Manassas Junction a:
l.50 p ~, and get to Alexandria at ! w ?. m.
At Washington we make close connections TO
and from North and West; At Danville to anc
from South and Southwest; at Lynchburg by
n all train, with Atlantic, Miss. Ohio, to sn4
FROM tennessee and all Southwest, and a.
tordonsrile and Charlottesville by 81 all train,
@PULLMAS SLEEPERS on night trains
through between Washington and Danvile
ian 25-tf i NJ BROAUUS G. T a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-01

From the State Capital it will receive early
and accurate accounts Of the proceedings OF the
General Assembly and of all the operations OF
the State government likely to interest the
people.
In its commercisl columns the especial feature
will be promptness and accuracy. The farmers
droyers and commercial people of the State
know they mcy depend up n the Gazette.
Early and reliable reports Of the Grain, Cattle
Grocery and other Markets will be furnished,
and the prices and position of the stocks which
are the subjects of business transactions IN TINS
section of the country, carefully quoted.
The continual favors Of those who have once
used the Gazette as an advertising medium is
warrant for saying that it pays to advertise IN
its columns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-01

THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND
VIRGINIA ADVERTISER has already en-
tered upon the last gu rtcr OF century OF
its existence. Few newspapers IN the coun-
try are its seniors. During all this period
its prominent object has been 20 advance
the interests of the people Of whose life 1t
is the daily chronicle. It's fortunes have been
their fortunes; it has shared their prosper
itv and suffered in their disasters. Its in
splr.tion has been tho desire to forward the
hest interests of the community in which It is
located, and its own prosperity is, as it has been
purposely made, inseparable from that OF the
community that it aims to represent when
thew grow rich it hopes for a reward commen'
surste with its labors While they are poor 1t
expects to work with them and for them, ex-
Meeting to make their success the measure OF Its
own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-01

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
IN Hostet.er's and Vinegar B!ters, 90 per
cent Alcohol, Alum, Parrafne Varnish, aad-
ways Ready Relief and Pills. Browns Sspons-
ceou. Dentrifce Jaynss E1pectorsnt, Saiphate
Morphine, Castolia, Bora1, Cashmere Bouquet
Soap, London Tablets, Bulbs Cough Syrup.
Grain Pepper and Nutmegs, just. received and
for sale by HENRY COOK s. CO.,
ian Is 107 King street