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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-09

CONNECTICUT.
THE STATE GONE DEMOCRATIC
BY 1000 MAJORITY.

HARTFoRD. April o ght-Fort
towns IL the State give Chas. Il
Inge soIt, Democrat for Governor
II, 1913 votes; James Lloyd Green, Re
publican. 6,3VS, and Henry d smith
PtoLib,iiou,st, 1872 Last yer liz
same towns gave IDGersoll. Democrat
1855; Harrison, Repuh.icap. 7,S2S
Smith. ProLibitioDist, al. Insersoi
IS probably q cted by the people. I'll
Legislature, as far heard from, i
about the same as last year.
Hartford cou ty, with Hartford
! Rocky Hi, CRANKY aad SoutnIngtoi
! a. Ietr froIn. gives JAS. Il. haw!eT
/ R'DabllCan fer Congress from tie "A
District, $3.50 aHd Geo. II. Sanders
| Dem, crat, soc But Httie mas yet
ben heay1 from Holland county
/ Hav IL 5 pr 3!)ahIy defeated ia this
District by from 300 to 400 ot"s
Iater-6I towns give lrger,al &,
! sat, Gr, e1e I7,9iD ami Smith .aG5
the same towns gave last year InEes-
sail Il .JIG, Harrison. nrpuoi:can Is
1872 aud Sc1ith, P,olrot5tion. %
Ha~''v 81 Del: atud t,y about II 800 "a
- First = strict The Rtpub.ic Al
make some guns III the Legislature
~ P''''''+':> nov tH~o7i' - o'"'',' y.
the il'uI, .c.itrc .uni my ii lat - -
Hartford county, all but Hrtf ri
Gi,I,!g aun s5O.s LfllIt'.L g.V,s Gtr,-!.,
jtept.h ..rtu, $3.50. Igg"r>a!!, neu.@-
crat. G,9I6; Susfh, Prostitution, 80
For Congress -Landers, Democrlt,
:: -;iI3; H,a.gy. IL rtits.Gcao, 6,&Hh,
LYON, troh,b.. :oI. Iri. I. i. b
=. Il ti@'s'si MAYOR 90 10 lfiHs-[t
= Deu1"'s.sslc "a 'J.'F"V n TN
- q - Itiee OK IoU1 i"oti7oid. H.
C"i'sf.'-@mFn are sm"tFat I i" IN
|. 'r7t. Soe''.s' 49, i'"''fih Dt-'rlc.s.
Boz g. to i,-ii t'tHF"7 t'-itE-
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''.@ CO e'~c'A"+ Z" ".t] "'t' F'ff ~
..I;ing "i-'i lie E"t" y '''.d was ~.
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= lrvei that ids' j. ui'''"Ats '&F.
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ICES ranging I'm "1e t",.'''.'''d :" -
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tu.HS * G ';iiaS =: S'"',t y
hhL1l2iol;i' -fp'1 quits q"
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= < IA Uni u 'A-l+i'' -'.is 't' !@%ti''''
2tS"ta oil 4i'ie>lF mp 20 > " c'"%k
"n"N H:0tn; naAc> r;@ItFtd III -
80 Ward, ai3t = e'hHlcN beiW-'n Ili@
> 't.t' > ,,i.tt !'tf''-% tAlrdttt, t.i~- Il =
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-09

then and up to the close, the market
has been firm at "a cents.
The receipts for the week were
9S5 casks, against 1,O74 casks for
last week. The exports for the
week were 200 casks, against 159
casks for last week. The stock is 9, 455
casks against 8, $40 casks for last week.
The sales for the week were as fol-
bws:
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El41JTION isEHHUGt<S.

HAuTroRp, Aprit 7-Night-Tnger-
soils 5 ptursl.ty is s, 153 :-?toa s4;
the Repu nlicans have g~ined two
state Senators
At Schenectady the Democratic
Mayor was elrcte} by 100 majority.
At Leavenworth, Kansas, the Re
publcln ticket was elected with Que
or two exceptions
At Topeka, Kansas, the Republicans
were success fal.
1t Iahica. n. Y, the Democrats gain
three Supervisors.
At Omaha the Rrpublicans elected
lie Mayor and the Democrats elected
the Police Judge.
Tna Board of Directors IS the
Panama Railroad have elected /. W.
?arke President, ana j. Mccullough,
Vice-Presidtnt.
Officer Shelby has arrived at Now
York from Sherman, Texas, With
counterfeiter Isaac Baxter, aud rohber
George VanVelson,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-09

SPIRITS TURPENTINE- firmer
and more bouyant feeling has been
characteristic of the Spirits Turpen
tine market during the current week.
Friday, the first day of the week the
market opened firm at 35h cents, and
remained SO up to Tuesday, when an
advance of ! cent was obtained. Since
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-09

HOSIN-There il, If anything, q
Il ght change for the better IN ti;t
general tone Of the market and GuriIi <
tie week considerable trading Ia,
been done both i'll "spots and futures
and whIie "spots' have ranged steady
81 81 ~ the latter have been firm, and
for The present aid next months d.
livery small advance has been OIL
tanned Holders generally exhibit
mere Il ynuesa, and ask full prices, in
view O. the fact that the stock Is no..
excessively large, that the daily r.
,rip Are lght and that there is large
supply OF vessels at baud awaiting
;rcigats Fiue resins are also firm at
former Quotations. Some small lot
~ iiitiS Y, as manufacture have been
r,.s-ei wed bus tsie rec }pas for the next
mouti. Y so, W ii be very ilght At tn
close to d"Y ti1e market Is firm at the
quotntiuii> given bcow.
iho sales for the week were as fol
lows:
Fr,day-S:les of OG0 bblB Steamed
at 81 20 = biol and 800 bb;s Good
STRAINED, BUYERS option, April de
livery at 81 so T. bi,i.
Saturday-S,,,ts of ], 900 bbls Gcoi
Strained at S 70, 1000 bbls Strained
at 81 10 and $50 hbis at 81 % fo5 Low
Pale, So 2 ) for Pale aad s. 10 90 S. %
.or Extra Pale.
M:nd+y-S lies of l 900 bb.s Good
Strained buyers option April delivery
* ) - 4 biol.
Tu-s Ia y-Sales of 300 I BIS NJ. 2 at
i 80 = bol.
"Wednesday Sa'as Of 1000 bbls
>, q Strained at s - p bbI
fiursiay-No sales reported.
The receipts for the week were
1852 bbls. against 1922 bbls for last
week The exports for the week
were BOSS bbis against 5,O46 bbls for
last week. The stock il yard and
ahoat is 81. 1919 bbls against So, 500
bbls for last week.
The following are the official que
tations to day:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-09
Accidental ENrnrnii1n

\ eCiored boy about 7 years Of age.
by the name of William Foy, son OF :.
mau VINO works at the UNION Depot,
was accidentally drowned yesterday
tenoou, about 4 O'clock, at th= foot
Of Castle street. He was sent 10 thai
u7iSntorhood to gather chips ard.
having been missed, ii search VA n
tl-ed fer him when his hat and Il ba--
lie: OF chip We've found uear the eds.
. the water. There wa 70 witness 10
tn ace dent. but the reasonable .-uf
,..,ition is tia, he feiI overheard ara
va. drowned. Efforts viii h- mad.
I. div ID r.-cnEar Tie body
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General IMarket Reports
BE TEL CRAP n. |
Comm rciQE.

Commercial.
New York, April Noon
Cotton quit; sales OF 686 bales; up
lands 165c Orleans 17c Flour steady.
| Wheat firmcr. Corn active and ad-
vaucing. Pork heavy at 800 90 to S22,
Lard 1eavy-steam 49, to Is 9-16c.
| Spirits Turpentine heavy at 36lc.
Bosln heavy at 81 OF to 81 Is for
strained. Freights heavy.
! Cotton--fUtures opened quiet and
easy Us follows: April, 16 GIG to 1esc;
Aay, Is 29-32c; June, II 1920; July,
II 1892 TO Il 1'-32c.
Financial.
New YoRK, April 7-6 P. NJ
Money in good supply at 3 to per
cent Sterling Exchange quiet at 1876.
Cold dUil bu5 firm ST la to 114a
Government Securities active and
strong new lives 151. State Bonds
IHle1 aud steady.
Commercial.
Cotton quiet; sales of S66 bales at 16s
70 lie. SOueh-rD L. our firm and in
lar enqnIry-c0m aun 20 fair extra
- % - = so, good 10 choice do. So
- 10 &- Nae&t I to PC better and
;" lar 9-u&ad at 81 Is to 81 80 for
water rcd Western; 81 30 to 81 SO
f9e amt1r 10; and 81 80 to 81 AZ for
while y Western. Corn active. 1c bet
-eT ana IL fair demand-Western
n'Eea g 70 see; yellow Western 92c;
W. fern mixed IN store 94c; old Yves
5..n n.-.d ati9a5 500. Coffee quiet
1.t firm. HHCf- steady Rice quiet
a...5 unchanged. Resin firm at 81 10
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Being {. total Of 929 bales, against
l .526 bale- for last week. The exports
we're 1884 bales, and the stock in
yard ,,ni siyat Ia l,615 bales.
tn. g~utrat Cotton movement for
the week VAS as follows: 1t appears
tat the total receipts for these days
have reached D, 531 bales, again It
Il. 433 bale, last week, 81, 3O3 bales
the previous week and 3.2l1 bales
three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first OF September,
$50, 3.I94 3t!7 bnles, against 8, 42l 16i
b:.ies ioc thu same period of 1873
7t,>ho"inGa decrease since September
|, 1874, OF 20. ZJl bales
The exports for the week ending this
-venlnQ reach II total OF 90, AT bales, OF
which 81, 573 were to Great -Britiap,
l2,472 10 France. and 10, 4Ol to the
rest Of the Continent, while the
stocks az made UP are now 6G6, 9l2
bnics.
The following are the official nomi-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-09
40 the voters oE Fender County.
Me8SrS. EuifOrS::


Me8srS. EdHorS:
Permit me through your columns 10
address the voters of Pendor on the
relative merits of the three points
spoken OF rs the location OF Their
| county ste, Burgaw, Ashton, ai4d
Rocky Point.
A,oky Point. presenting fewer
advantage, at t. location, viii he 10
tice,; first. situated on the Extreme
,Uutiern boundry line, on the II l.
road. has nearly ali tue disadvantage
that were Claim d by the 1.Ieuts u
tie new county, fer the division o.
the old, in distance to be Travelled 10
reach your Courts, only short ming
tuat distance some 10 or II mikes to
all the northern portions OF tue
county. The situation itself las lar
less cIs,imS 90 yonr consideration. No
g.-i.er.ls offer on the part Of It's !apd
.,n:.efs To your infant county. Low,
wet, and very disagreeab!e IL Winter,
aud III Summer, ths water which IS
always b6d. is often very scarce, ana
to my taste, simply horrid-
Ashton, three miles nearer the ceI-
ire, his tE"t much distance, better
water, higher and dryer land, and d
very LIBERAL off I ON the part of its
i..rH ouii.rs, to recommend 1t to your
woes.
BuIgaw, owned 10y the ". & W. L.
T.. la, 10 v,,5er interested III the sale
III liz Its to present It's claims, there
ere tiIsy VII! nave to be present+;t hy
one " 10, TO some eXtent, UllghS tie ~
jure& i,v it's seicct;Uu 10 your rDu 'ty
s.sr. Nu!ga has the hist and rhy
claim Oh yonr suffrage thai should
have any weight with a generous PEG
pie: - is the centre Of your county.
h,refore, in voting for 1t you are just
to all and unjust to none.
3usg4w has more natural advantages
tn n either Of the other two points,
good roads from all points, higher
LAID, easy dr. ined, with soil IN
equaed In the State for high state ct
cultivation, excellent water; and III
the heat Of simmer always enjoying a
pleasant breeze, making 1t one OF tie
best E,itc. : for a summer Teb1dence IN
the county. And to this we have To
add the generous, [ may say. mnnln-
crnt Off OF the Wi!lniDgto on d Weldon
L. r Go.
Now. fellow citizens, the generous
and maguauimot ; spirit that animated
you at your first County Convention
bespeakr for you united front and a
glorious victory on the 18th of April,
"a victory yo1 are all working to Sc
cure, a victory cl arly within our
reach if We but use 1.-THE Of that en-
ergy with which you are endowed.
But do not let'us awake on the morn
ing of the 10th to find that We have
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-09
COMMERCIAL EPIrOME-,5ene-

etai Trade Is progressing quite actively
and the business situation IS, on the
whole, satisfactory aud encouraging.
La several of the leading staples, no.
tlceably cotton and naval stores and
corn, there Is strong and buoyant
feeling, In fact all branches of trade
! begin 30 derive al impulse from the
genial weather influences. The pro
VorO that 1t Is long lane that has no
Iiiiuing, holds as true in regard to
Ihe business interests to-day a. it ever
did Confidence, which, above every
!;i:hg, has s'een lacking since the panic.
Is no" rev1vinG among capitalists, WHO
are again making investments III the
T"rIoCa enterprises Of the country
haliruad traffic IS largely increasing.
anal ali tue Signs u the times Indicate
ii Gr,sltly Increased movement in com
tn~rcia! ard industrial affairs ali over
the land. The saI.la iIt;IcItlons arr.
Observable Throughout the civilized
world, aud Ii may, Therefore. be taken
!5r R!aiftcd that we are soon 10 sec the
lawn Of 4 s"aeon of renewed prosperi-
ty IlI~ cailaes which operate through
rilt t." wUtIu IL overcome the cOuse-
queict If ttIe panic are r. general as
tunse. which produced tina. remarkable
catastrophe. Prices. az general ~
1',e-rk, have about touched bnttnn
n4i tie trauS pDrteti,ju chang *, by
lad ana water, have rarely been s..
los. these are important factors III
the trade problem, and cannot fail Ia
make themselves felt in the inter
,.:,ou3s" ~ the products of the world
HI. money Ii irket remains easy,
though there Is an increasing demand
t:can tAe nelcilants. which is II far
'ui,cafion that trail is increasing
The export movement for the week
ending t,-Iay, As compared with the
siIIp;uetttS Tor the three days OF last
week, were, as follows: Cotton 1,2S4
bales, ~i,i lis tnrpentine 200 caska,
r0Siu 3,uo8 bb;a.. crude turp-ntine II
Dbia tar =, lG6 bbS., against: Cotton
,O3S bales. spirit trirpantine. I59
&ll.k5, IosIH 500 bblS crude tur-
. cn5iug 400 bbis, tar 81 bbls fer
tue three days Of last week
Ocean freiglts have beeD very act We
this week owing to tho Increased sup
ply Of tonnage at hard, and quite II
act We has ness has been transacted III
the chareri3g lie. Ibe rates direct
ore unchanged, and a numbe. OF yes
-t!s were taken ut %. on roain and l..
Oh spitsts tucpentlne.
The chief features # the market and
the changes Of prices OF most of the
leading products aud manufacture fox
She week were "a follows:
COTTON i. Very littie stock has
ba@n Offering In the cotton marke5 this |
Elk; the etock principally being held
by xpp.tars and the receipts very
ilgh5; hIlt nO>H outstanding this there
Il ise been Soil,a Intersections and quo |
ta.i,'u ooIAire,i. were fully mp to last |
weak ut, 5u~ lower grades, while good |
taI.2il:ng has been placed up 10 ! |
c.nt, L,v1rpool has exhibited more |
iirnnesa, blt While spots were only |
STEADY there WAS i good advance Ga |
future" which Indicated a irmueso |
for the future months. At the close |
t3-day tie market is quoted firm at the
quotations below:
Fac receipts for the week We're as |
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-09
HHEEllD springs.

neg leave to call especial altrU-
" . the advertisement OF Co.
'o1e' The proprietor Of tue now celr-
DRAFTED Buffalo Springs. Wnen We
We believe that for many forms OF
NsTaS4 the Butftio waters afford
L - Certain relief, we Int u,trr IN
On formed IL Part from eAy.-
~ az" u ptIt tcuu ou9.lya,.ou,
'sI summer ve spent SIX weeh, IT
'iiaio' driven there Ter r-Iief from
0'7i0 attacks Of rheumatism. and y.
a< we're certainly greatly benefited. And
zoe many invaliGs tI.cre we noticed
nail dozen who were no. gr, atlv
~ P'o'ed ~ the use ii the waters.
1t iafe was good and the quarters
90, -''f'"bie. We unheaiss;lngly adj
va. '0 all who my be s. frering from
va. paints for which the Buffalo
sa a'7'S are indicated, " as the Doctors
~ 10 go to Buffalo. Passengers
p~m .Lg here III the morning reach
RI n@'o next morning, riu Goldshoro
e'gh' Greensboro aud 6cottsbuso
Wv we Richmond aud DanviIIe Kal-
,sI at which station the passengers
axe hacks for the Springs
the cora all of our exchanges we see
effects pialnt made that the saddest
patio" CT the hard times is the stao.
'0n OF the matrimonial market
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-09
SPECIAL.
N1echanIcaI rinkurimr

Cannot arrest the decomposition OF 5h2
teeth. Nothing will do thisbu that pure d
infectant and presar vative which, under th-
name Of SOZODONT, has become a "a. Fa OF
the toilet throughout the wcrld
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-09
Coast turnpike Company

\ meeting ot the corporators OF tho
Wilmington aud Co4st Turnpike Co,4-
rany vas held at tho PARCEL IFou,c
LIT evening, With Hon. Z l. BRIG gers
j.. he chair, aud Capt.. y. \. Gun
ming as Secretary.
the principal business transacted
Va the appointment of the follow ,rs
Gentlemen to opens books for suit
ser'ption to the stock % tie CO miary.
W: Wm. 4 Wright, Chairman.
N-~srs, Chss. D Myers. Clayton
Giles, ", A. Cumming and T J.
oottheriand.
We viii have more to say hereafter
lfF"Eard to tine objects AMI pnri oscs
.. his corporation, any ext@pde d
co nnents being necessarily forced
oat Of this issue.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-09

Phi ls which CO. tain antiInonv. qafGire end
calomel, should be avoided, a severe ii ing
pains would be Their only result. 2he - .
surest, anu best pills. at Parsons Turga Ir.
anti Bilious Pilla
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FIR the journal.
Ehe Convent oa-17eiaior G"unty.
jIFSg;.X rI}jtI.S-

FIR me journal.
she vent.oa-2emdcr County.
-uess,'& :djtDrs::
The relentless opposition t. CouveI-
tIOn, so tract IS and stu born, has Vi
/ last succumt'o,! To the unanswered t
! argameD. and stunning blows Of iht
JyUI:NAL. TErs It is through iz6 IL
! straue,taity Cur people ana State are
! 10 be deIIYeret. irJm the Duldeus ana.
| lettering AIEGraucus '1tt.ideLt 10 our
! present system Of o. galic laws. Dv
! LIS perai> Eeut eiiJIto IN Oohulf Of tie
, ptrp(c tor Convention. tue Journal
has HOt Guty secured the admiration Of
/ tie LI4a8s---, Uu- Iu3 displayed that 81
Iacify al; strength o. ntIv,. SO mani
testify nyta by many Of It's mere
timld contemporaries. All nail then to
tie Jor.,-*t,I4 a. the ~; Il sentative pa
per, ana ~ED3uader and defender Is
Bono attic truths an pIsnsIpies~. Il
It's '@9t aEuuUiI> aI.tt iIhsJino, IIuC 81.
cesa1u! ans; patti@-5c Uu ertahuI5, Z.
il"S eaitp'i-h-d irs",t rs lrreIre,aIUse
III Is exert GUS .or tbs people.
Bu. "isi:e much has been RECON-
- sirei a greto ,!rel more rem-ln, 40
be q ne Oar state = largely Dem
oc:a,tc; oIt IL 2 uite i.tla.t. Llct bc
d"celv. u j.. t4t~ d ius -: phantom, il
IL only D"utuci.itlc wn,n We do our
drty lt IT, haiiu1,U'N. NJ s;,Ull -
6 II tnen 20 ',eiA OF orgII:zati"i- Tor tn"
;mp-adlng calElst 81; import a.. is SUI
I = tt.,s' h.iTe bvGu D-tore ihe paop.e,
nnt '"ue iate, tt,.tt Involved tne II
future 'ib~t'y atod prosperity.
iae totlu.,tiDn - ne nr; culnty ~
Fender WA L2Y1 - t,isi.E r!fr,-t apo
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.,. written by an ill=naiured "whit 2
.,.I,-yl" OH Ia1uy Day {%iI"F SIX
tv.ths, IF the SAME FEBRUARY, 1910.
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New YoRIz, April 7-6 P. NJ
Money in good supply at 3 to 4 per
cent. Sterling Exchange quiet at 1856.
&o,d dgil bu5 firm st la to 114a.
Government Securities active and
strong ives 15l. State Bonds
.LEl.E ID stEaHE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-17
THE GAZETTE.
EVENING, NOYEMB. II.

How WOMEN ARE TO GET MARRIED.-In
most countries on the other side it is the gen
eTal rule for the family to put by netting
every year, perhaps halt the income, for the
future establishment of the children and par
tloalary the girls. who as such are less capable
OF making their way than their brothers. Here,
we know, as rule, the parents improvdently
live up to their Income, bring up their children
in luxurious habits, and thus unfit them for
that lite of trial to which they are destined
They are, 10 word, softened instead of hard
ened. A commoh reply of the head of the
family to the suggestion that the future of the
children should be looked after is that they
will begin lite under the same circumstances as
ne did--that Is, with nothiog--forgetting that
the conditions OF lie are changed, aud that it
is DOW impossible for them to live as he once
did, .
IT helping hand is given, singular to say,
it is oftoner to the man than to the woman,
either IN being admitted to the business OF the
father or 10 being started on his own account.
The sister must look out for herself If she be
handsome and attractive, she may 6nd hus-
band. II she be plain, the chances are that she
will remain spinster. Now, it is the ex
perience OF the new as we'll as the old world,
that marriage settlement does facilitate the
marriage of such an one. The plumbs of
beauty are only for the favored men; 10
other woads, all men cannot marry pretty
women. Nor can all girls marry an An
tlnons. Few probably marry their beau ideal
in either sex. Many logging women wait 10
vain for Aluaviva with bis guitar and bis M 1n
song; many bachelors make bootless search Tor
her who was created for them Hence the
need of philosophy. The mao must make his
nest with what he has in band. The AGES no.
poetic and unheroic; be must count the cost of
the matrimonial venture if be be an hooest,
orderly man, desiring to pay his way, and if he
cannot get the ideal Juliet, be must content
himself with the more prosaic Mary GALAXY
for December.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-17
The Latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, TRUNKS, HATS and SATCHELS,
and other goods usually found in a first class
Clothing Establishment,
l would invite the public to call and inspect
them before purchasing elsewhere, feeling con-
fdent that can please the most fastidious.
My purchases consist in part of the finest of
American, French, Scotch and En- glish fabrics.
Boys, Youths and Mems Overcoats, Of all
shades and qualities
Suits for Boys at moderate prices
My stock is the largest and most complete of
any in the city. An early call is solicited
S. DEALHAM,
oct Is SO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-17
NORTH BOUND. Mail Train. Exnracs
MIXED TRAIN.

Leave Lynchburg daily, except SUNDAY ..
500 a. M; arrive at Danville H. Is \. m. Le,ya
Danvlle 2 30 p. M; arrive at Lynch burg s "a
2. m. This train makes good connec, on =,
Danville with Richmond and Danvlle ,rsns
North and South; and at Lynchburg, win rac'
ular Express Train on this line in both Ijr-,.
lions. w.
WARRENT0N BRANCH.
Connection between Warrenton and Mai,
Line, to and from N orth and South bound MAJ;
Train only. ''"''
At Washington, full connection with Nor,t
and West at Danvlle, to and from South an,
Southwest; at Lynchburg, twice daily to Mem
phls, Atlanta, New Orleans, Arkansas and Toy
as, and, at Gordonsvile and Charlottesville
with do't5Ie daily trains on Ches. & Ohio 4. K,
East and West 1'''
Eastward to Richmond, Petersburg snd South
ana westward to Stsunton, White sulphur
Huntington, Cincinnati and the Great West.
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Passengers for this line leave WASHINGTON
daily, except Sunday, nj 7.45 q. m Alexandris
S.35 2. NJ. and arrive at Strssburg 400 n m
Leave Strasburg st 100 Il. m, and arrive at
Alexandra At p. N.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS run THROUGH with.
out change 6elaceen Baltimore and Neac Orleans
Via Lynchbucg, East Tennessee ard Atlanta
Line, and daily, without change, between Bslti-
more and Lynchburg, leaving Baltimore =,
5l5 p. N.
Tickets, al lowest current rates to all points
6. }. FOREACRE, Gen. Manager.
j. nj. BROADUS, g. 7. A. oct 30