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oo.CENT STORE.

DECEIVED AT THE i, ~ ~ =
9e-CENT STORE: .;.,s.
rs NEW TIN TOILET SETS, 5Css1.
LARGE JAPANNED TRAYS, -
80 COAL-HODs, galvanized and jaPanned:
LARGE MIRRORS;
80 barrels GOBLETs-fve styles;
SO FoUR-WHEEL WAGONS, III IL r,r
NEW SUBJECT CHRoMoS, ANS i Isl
NEW VELVET ALBUMS, asr
IL NEW SUBJECT PANEL PICTURES for &c.,
25 LAP-BOARDs, =
: Splendid bargains i'll TABLE CUTLERY,
Great bargains In LADIES and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR-sel selling two for 99c.;
GENTLEMEN'S HEAVY FLANNEL SHIRTS.
We have added to our stock good line of La
DIES, MISSES, and CHILDREN'S SHOES and
SLIPPERS; also MEMS HEAVY sHoEs-all to
le sold at GOO. pair. This is something new for
us. They arc great bargains at
oc 10 800 BROAD STREET.
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Applcton's Journal appears in new and
much-improved style under the announce
ment OF ssnew SERIES" Tho November No.
displays increased energy and talent. 1t is
without competitor now as strictly litera-
~ monthly. Il.
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the amendments to Constitution.
For Congress-:

STATE Executive COMMITTEE Rooms, !
RICHMOND, October 16, 1876.
On account of pressing business engage
nents the appointments made for Captain
P. W. Mckinney, canyasser at large, are
hereby withdrawn for the present.
N. Il. MEADE, Chairman.
j. Il. Fisher, Secretary.
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Sad sInde Ss
The Philadeiph Aheo RersiE-5
1ican Is driven byrecent Req ssssean disas-

t.l ~
g To Impress the loyal people Of the North
with conviction Of the great danger that
impends from the attitude OF the South.
There will come time when the rebelswill
control the nation whose life they sought
through four bloody years OF war and hate.
Then the people viii see tho plot with the
same clear vision that they had when sumter
tell. But It will be too late then to release
Government 80 Isl .f35 81.
This Is q yeritable case Of "nightmare"
that haunted the iliustrious editor at night
after reading the Indiana returns. The
stranguiation was Of the editors own throat,
and was so sharp that even in his waking
moments be inagincs that the grip about his
wind-pipe was from a rebels hand. 1t will
do him good Cor some one at his elbow to
cry out, g Fudgei y
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WISCONSIN FOR TILDEN.-An exhaustive
and apparently carcfulreview Of Wisconsin
politics is given this morning by corre-
spondent, who has pushed his observation
without partisan bias OF a pronounced sort.
His conclusion that Wisconsin is likely to
give its electoral vote to Tilden finds many
sharers in well-informed journals Of the
State.-Ch Chicago Times, 14h.
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houid have referred more especial

We should have referred more especially
to the entertaining article "Sportsmen
OF the Olden Time" published by
us yesterday, Us being copied from the
Forrest and Stream, OF New York: That
paper is the best Of its kind ever pub
lished in the country. It is edited by
Mr.. HALLocK, son OF the late editor Of
the Journal Of Commerce, of New York.
and merits the kind feeling Of southern peo-
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Deaths.

Died, OF diphtheretic Group. Saturday night octo;
Der Ii. 1876, ELVA NEY, oldest child Of {. f. and
NJ. Belle Johnston; aged eleven years ant! three
months.
Died, October Is, 1876, of diphtheria, EUGENE
D.. infant Of Constantine and Mary Gallagher.
New York, Norfolk, and Portsmouth papers please
copy. -.N.
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CARL ScHURz commenced his labors in
New York city on Saturday night. He
ought to be well paid for his services out
doors. he will not be needed "inside,"
again. CoNKLING has him where he wants
him: doing drudgcry as a first-class servant.
ScHURz's eye continues to be q "solid
South Pa thing he desired and deemed both
proper and natural in ~. ~
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WHAT THE DEMOCRATS HAVE GAINED
Indianapolis. Ind, October 13.-The cleo
ton Of our entire State ticket, including the
Supreme Judges, is now conceded by ma
iorities averaging from 5000 to 10000. j.
H. Smart, candidate for superintendent OF
leads ai'i his ticket by. a large majority. We
concedc the loss OF all but four Congress
men, but claim control Of the Legislature
through the election of Independents OF
Democratic antecedents, in the event that
they don't bold the balance OF power.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-Thc men,. &
lVI beers OF RICHMOND RAN Xxx
LODGE, No. 10, will attend stated meeting W
at the NIasons's Hall THIS tTues sayl EVENING at
o'clock. Members of sister lodges and visiting
brethren are invited to be present. 80
BY order OF the W. NJ.
r WILLIAM j. RIDDICK,
oc 1T-1t& Secretary.
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e Even BRasTow Secretary has learned the
llarrotrcry Of "a g solid South and INDUCES
I'D the scHCRz sophistries aboutit, as il any
thing but opposition to persecution and the
persecutofs could be expected from the
South Southern support Of It's tofmen:ors
could show only one Of two things: SER
Witty or ocrisy. Does Mr.. BaIsTow
Expect from Tic South eithero OF these things?
He y q Kentsic khan, and rye took himt.t ID be
81 gentleman. 3.
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4 SHOCKING IsAILlsoaD, IDENT-A WHOLE
iFAMILT KILLED. -O Omaha, Neb., o october ID.
This afternoon a man named Russell from
Cedar Rapids, iowa, attempted to cross the
railroad track at Lincoln, Nebraska, when
switeh-engine, making q flying switch OF
cars, dashed into The wagon, completely de-
molfshing it, and instantly killing Mrs. BUS
sci, daughter, and son. Russell was terribly
mangled, and Twill die. Il. I, s.,
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ur COHEN BROTHERS are Offering

m COHEN BROTHERS are offering
1S[ Icf G115 Sea SILK in all
new shades, at from IL to 81 yard less than
so atke large va lot of vELvErEENs, black and
BIAfk k5 s sSo 4 sS s7 S aSa S u.s. Ii g.
them fully so per cent. below present value
CoLORED SILKS in all the new shades, including
A very large stock of the finest BLACK CASH
MERE imported-all-wool BLACK CASHMERE
at 62kc., S5c., 90c., $1.05 and sl.25, for such
qualities rs would generally cost At least zoe.
Also Of full lines of CoLoRED cAsHMEREs from
rne 45e ss t 1 4 af fac 1usrREs in black and
colors, at 1870. cannot be found anywhere for
See i he r pREs G6ops at a5c &c., and ssc
BLACK ALPACAs at 25c. heretofore sold at 32c.:
gara SR less than S Hey Formerly e IS sold
A large p stock of cAssIMEREs for mems and boys
wear a! 3Se., 45c:; egc, Too, soc., 81, s1'2o,
200 cR fG + ; VG Is at $50 90 GRAPE Wells
or aaa hi Se1Fs p sads s i f1y
BolBAziSEs 1t 75e worth fully s; Is and s1,s5,
XII i = &S5,n s
PARIS WHITE FLANNEL at ST. heretofore sold
ALL-WOOL FLANNELS at 20, 25, 80, So. and
doc. for full yard wide, tinc quality, and all
wool; -...
A large stock of INDICATED FLANNELS at re-
due ed prices; E,.
$50 dozen KID GLOVES in myrtle green. navy
blue. plum, seal brown, and all other shades, In
Guiding Apcra & Co.'s, at considerably 'le9s than
usual yaluc; 49,. ...-Ek -...
Four-button BLACK KID GLOVES at 81 worth
50; tbree-but.on at S5c.; olle-button BLACK
and COLORED tprincipally small sizes) at
--- 37kc.; -. :. :. -.
4 very large stock Of Il AAIBURGH EMBROIDERY
just received. See their prices.
so pieces NOTTINGHAM LACE at l21s, 10, 16ss,
30, 25, 35, 45, so, and e0c.; the best assortment
and lowest prices ever offered IN this city;
GIMPS, PRINCES, and LACES in great variety
and ut lower than general prices;
500 LACE SHADES, very handsome, at fully half
$50 I piecess FoULARD's BLACK PERCALEs at
Two-PpLY. INGRAM CARPET at SOC; COT
TAGE ut 25c.; TWO-PLY at 35, 374, 40, 40,
so, 65, 75c., and 81:
NURSERY-RoOMC CARPET at soc. just reduced
FLo dfSe omsscLoTH, 1, II, II, 2 and 24 yards
factired. '.....s ~ @ .oc II
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I|r,oIsIT.IsyAEI|
Tar IEpa Nous GRxay,fASp IN Isspl4NA.s
Read the following figures, and see bow it
awas that the Republicans elected nine con-
io,,ressrnetrin INDIANA:
Comment Is unnecessary. /,

FROM INDfAaA.--A. Virginian in Evans
Vile, Ind, sending for the Dispatch, adds
"Our city tonight Is wild over the cleo
ton OF Blue Jeans Wen give Heh-
bricks 10,000 majority next month" =
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MARRIAGES.

3farried, OIL the 9th Of September, NJ the resi-
dcncc Of The brides father, Dir. A. F. Faris Char
ottc Courthouse, by the Rev. DIR. z. A. Gibbs, Mr..
G. +. DELARUE, OF Richmond, to Miss LAURA E.
EARIS.
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GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER

BLACK ALPACAs,2 %, 80, 50, 40, sc, 6Oc., and up
to 81 per yard; -,lGl.. e; itE
SEAL Drown IRISH PoPLINs at so, 75c, and
81 worth 75c., ST., and SLIGO. per yard;
25 pieces of those STRIPED DRESS GOODS at
2oc worth 80 and 35c. per yard;
so pieces of those 12Hc. PLA1Ds worth 25c. per
yard; :ssrr.Ds-.r 5s1t.
BLACK SILKS at $1.1e, $3.50, Sits, 81, land up
to IL per yard; :... r. si.ss;. 80. -
COLoRED SILKS from 81 to $3.50 per yard;
A new lot of FURS just opened; ~. -
BLACK CACHEMIRE at so, Toe, 81. and s1.25-
very cheap; n, eng.saT 4 s........
BOMBAzINES, ,BIERETz, and HENRIETTA
CLOTHS extra cheap; ~
500 pieces the latest styles DRESS GOODS which
will be sold for very small profit;
FLANNELs, Plain and Twilled, in all colors, at 90,
25, 80, 40, and 5oc., and up-we guarantee the
cheapest In the city;
BLANKETS, in White and Gray, $3.50, 81, $3.50,
1884, and up to 81 per pair-the cheapest Blan-
kets in the city; ~
Our DOMESTIC STOCK is complete In every de-
partment, and retailed at wholesale prices;
CARPETS complete assortment 20, 25, 80, 40,
so, go, 75c., 81, and up-very cheap;
BALMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS, SOC.
to $3.50;
CASSIA1ERES-w have a large large assortment
from csc. TO So; -.......i.'
BLUE CLOTHS, extra heavy, and very cheap;
10000 pairs of LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S, and
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR from soc. to
$3.50 per pair;
A complete assortment of SHAWLS for ladies and
misseSlatcSt styles; .. .s..
il. ., LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS.
FRUIT-CLOTHS, 55 $500. =,
s.. NAPKINS-extra bargains; 1855
CANTON FLANNELS from o to 25c. per yard:
A complete assortment of COMFORTS and BED
QUILTS;
A large assortment of CARRIAGE-ROBES and
HoRsE-DLANKETs-s at astonishingly low
prices; raagu.. n.
All the latest styles Of SCARFS, RIBBONS, HO-
SIERY, GLOVES, LACEs, and EDGES in the
the city-vcry cheap. 7. =.
Don't buy your DRY GOODS before you look at
our stock. You will save money by giving us 81 call
sYCLE BROTHERS,
oc1A No. 429 Broad street.
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROOMS, I
RICHMOND, October 16, 1876.

RICHMOND, October 16, 1876. !
For the information Of executive COM
mittees OF cities and counties the form for
ballots is herewith published, the same
having been approved by the highest legal
authority in the State. On the same ballot,
ct the bottom, print the words "the amend
rnents to the Constitution" leaving space
enough to write q" For" or :" Against"
I,fIn. =. s.s ts.. N. b. MEADE,
~ Chairman Executive Committee.
j. Il. Fisher, Secretary. -
CONSERVATIVE ELECTORAL TICKET.
"a. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Z, 1876.
For, President: ~5s
SAMUEL j. TILDEN,
OF New York. :. q.
.s , For Vice. President ..'. -
.t THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, ..
of Indiana.
70 Electors Gt Large: .
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF Lynchburg;
w. nj. HOLIDAY, Of Winchester.
* - District Electors:
1. BENJAMIN T.. BLAND, Of MiddlescX;
2. THOMAS TABB, of Elizabeth City;
8. ANTHONY Nj. KELLEY, of Richmond;
4. ERASMUS Il. HARRIS, of Mecklenburg;
5. JOHN e. PENN, of Patrick;
6. WILLIAM NJ. CADELL, of Buckingham
7. B. JOHNSON BARBOUR, Of Orange;
s. II. II. RIDDLEBARGER, of Shenandoah
0. DAVID s. PIERCE, of Wythe.
For Congress-: &.
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FIRST PUBLIC CONCERT. lil!.:
ASSOCIATION HALL, No. $40 MAIN STREET.
!. FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1876.
. The Board OF Governors Of the RICHMOND
nounclng that their first public CONCERT will take
place, as above stated, on FRIDAY EVENING
NEXT at eiS o'clock. -
VOCALMuSIC will be rendered. including several
selections performed by the ENTEIRE ORCHES-
TRA. Further particulars OF programme win be
given In future advertisement. tFsstsf ~ -
Tickets for sale Mt HENRY G. WYATT's, No. 920
Matn street Price, o0c.EI No reserved seats. oc II
.DROFEssOR HENRY F. LAUBEss na
4 DANCING ACADEnIIEs are now open
tor the season OF 1S76-'77 z. Those desiring
tocnter are requested, to do SO without delay. !.
Hou1s or TUITION:
Ladies', misses, and masters, 4 o'clock "Wednesday
aud Saturday evenings. Gentlemen, Tuesday and
Friday evenings ST O'Clock. DC CIV ,f'
--
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GRAYs, MISUNDERSTANDING at B
I 7 your armory for company drill on WEDNES- q
DAY lNEXT at s. O'Clock, in nndreSs uniform. III
- BY Order t. u. BossIEUx, Captain. -. 80 = IL
(. - 'S,s:T{ }-E,.39, I, =. tS.iIRVIN SMITH,
oc est 3,-.si First Sergeant
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y. q 81 EtissER who has the PriekIey,
echnielsl sla,ne, synapby tom Az.
lnsara-rilYes near Richmond, which il
hls sost~ofilce. 49,
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4. A CAMPAIGN STORY, ExPLODED.-Unlted
States Senator John w. johnson, OF VIZ
ginia, In recently published letter, ex-
plodes one Of the campaign stories based on
the alleged intention OF the Democrats TO
nav "rebel", claims-namely, the charge
founded on his bill to pay certain citizens OF
Loudoun county, Va, alarge sumof money.
This same bill according to Senator john,
sons letter., which is toYpay the claims OF
two hundred and six "loyal" citizens .of
That county for property DESTROYED by order
of General Sheridan, was originally INTRO
duced in the United States Senate! in
March, 1872, by Mr.. Boarman, Republican
senator from West Virginia. 1t was re
ported iavorably from a Republican COM
mittee, and passed by a Republican Senate
without dissenting voice. 1t failed, how
ever, to pass the House for want OF time,
and hence failed to become alaw. The bill
appropriated S199, 22s, and had it passed,
the benefciaries would have been princl-
pally members Of the Society; Of Friends,
who were non-combatants, conscientiously
and religiously opposed to fighting. sena-
tor johnson makes the point that as the
bill was to pay loyal citizens, he cannot see
how it can be made out rebel claim.
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PHOENIX LODGE, ]. Q. G. T.,l

.sess ..,s.,.1 ~. PHOENIX LODGE, ]. o. G.. T.,I
= RICHMOND, october II, 1876.
NNHERE WILL BE HELD AT HAIR
i MONY HALL TOMORROW "wednesday
EVENING at TX O'Clock Good Templar Degree
meeting under the auspices Of Phoenix Lodge, and
all members oil the Order desiring to receive the
second and third degrees are invited to meet with
us. Full degree members arc also invited to be pre-
sent. BY order OF Acting w. G. TT. II. FOLKES.
oc 17-ltx d. K. PECOR. w. Secretary.
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! REaEOY6XH.l
NOTICE no SUBSCRIBERS

.fhn RRgAHTHsg AGENCY efRs saDUM f&
Col have Femogef their Office TO No. 1S u i Main
gtrot stairs tgoe doors abese the old location
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WI ZIG AM OF CHICKAHOMINY
w TRIBE, No. 81, !. o. r. NJ, SEVENTEENTH
SUN, TRAVELLING MOON, G. 8. 365.-CuIEFs
AND BRoTIERs,-iou arc earnestly requested to
the above thirty breaths past the seventh
business of great Importance will come before the
Tribe, in which every member IS Interested
BY order Of j. RYLhND EPpS. w. s.
0c17-1t@ JOHN +. SHINBERGER,C G. of X.
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ncfy PURE .COD-LIVER OIL.
OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION. ,

Z We have the testimony of physicians .who pre-
scribe it, and Of patients who have taken If, that ii
is moro acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assimnated than any other OIL 4a
We guarantee 1t to be entirely pure and fresh.
free from rancdity, and fully possessing all OF the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-iyer oil. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CITY GU

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CITY GUARD,l
T., 80 =: RICHMOND, october II, 1870.
SPECIAL ORDERS.1An importantly
~ business meeting of the company viii be held H
at the armory TONIGHT at s. O'Clock: Every VI
member must be presenter be dealt with as the
law directs. '.: x,-.,
80 . 81. i. ELLETTi JR.,
~ h 11I+ :tss- - - - : Orderly Sergeant.
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VIRGINIA. DELEGATIoN.-A ueleSatlon
consisting OF DR.. Joseph Jorgensen; Colo
mel J. D. Brady, secretary State Committee;
w. L. Fernald, Esq, OF DanVll'e; and other
gentlemen, have been in the city for several
days. They have had interviews with the
Secretary OF the Treasury, the Secretary OF
War, the Attorney-General,th the acting Sec
rotary OF the Interior, and the heads OF diff
ferent departments. in reference to the con-
dition Of political affairs In Virginia. Our
friends in Virginia are making most vigor-
ous campaign under adverse circumstances.
DIR. Jorgcnsen, the regular candidate for
Congress in the Fourth district, In which
there are over six thousand registered Re
publican majority, and Colonel Joseph
Segar, in the Second district, will unques-
tionably be returned to Congress II the sup
porters OF Hinton, Goode, Tilden. and
nreform" will only permit an honest and
fair election Washington Republican, 18Th.
NORTH CAROLINA FOR VANCE AND TILDEE.
ESPECIAL correspondence Of the Gdzette.]-,
Greensboro, n. g., October 13.-Since Ileft
nv home in Virginia I have visited seven
counties in this State, and seen and con-
yersed most intimately with many Of the
leading citizens OF these counties, and l
have vet to find the first Democrat who en-
tertains any doubt Of Governor Yance's
election: and from all could learn-and |
took special pains to post myself think
there is no doubt of the entire Democratic
ticket, State and national, carrying this
State by handsome majority. The result
OF the recent elections in West Virginia,
Ohio, and Indiana will add largely to the
vote that would otherwise have been given
to Tilden and Vance, and places North
Carolina among the most certain States for
the Democratic party. ~, Co.. ~ HIS.
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AnrUsEMESFs.
FIRST PUBLIC CONCERT. ,n!s4:

MOZART ASSOCIATION.
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Cal, carly If You want to secure some of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-08
Hon. George Peabody.

White Sulphur Springs, Va, Aug. 2, 1869:
DR.. j. s. Pemberton-Dear Sir: am graft
fed to inform you that the Globe Flower Cough
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am yours respectfully,
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Globe Flower Cough Syrup cures Colds,
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Globe Flower Syrup for sale by
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@>N None genuine unless signed MERRELL
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Read the Curious Story"-tree at the Drug
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Alexanot;ia 6a}ett&
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 8.

WHY PRESIDENT BUCHANAN REMAINED A
BAcHELoR.-In an elegant mansion near the
Arliogton house, 10 this city, reside two ladies
of the olden aristocracy-Mrs.. Freeman anc
her sister, Miss Coleman. About the latter
lady little romance olings which makes he1
interesting. She was the second love and the
afianced bride of the late President Buchanan
his first love having died in her youth, aud No.
til he met Miss Coleman he was almos. re-
cluse from ladies' society. He was engaged te
her when sent abroad as American minister tc
the court of St. James 10 Loudon: At that
time Miss Coleman resided In New York. de
returned to this country on visit, and on the
evening be arrived Miss Coleman was giving q
grand entertainment. He was fatigued, and
instead of dressing and paying his respects to
her Immediately, retired to his room, and early
next morning called to see her. She had taken
offence at his not calling the evening before,
and refused to see him, and they never met
again. What regrets were felt the world has
never known, but many an angry impulse has
wrecked the happiness of men and women be-
yond reparatioD.- Washington Correspondence
of the Chicago Journal.
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At Washington, passengers make close con-
nection with all the lines to and from the North
and West; at Danvile, daily, with South
and Southwest at Lynch burg, twice daily, to
Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans Arkansas and
Texas and at Gordonsville and Charlottesville,
by Mail Train, with Ches. s. Ohio 4. R., East
and West. Twice daily connections to Rich
mond.
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, at
1856 D. m, Alexandria at 1856 9. M, arrive 81
Strasburg 40 p. m. Leave Strasburg st 635
q. M, and get to Alexandria at $50 p. m.
WARRENTON BRANCH.
Connection between Wsrrenton and Main
Line, with Mail Train only, leaving Washing
ton I. 55 H. M, Alexandria 8.35 g. m.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS run through with
out change 6et,0cen Baltimore and Nev Orleans,
via Lynchburg, East Tennessee and Atlanta
line, leaving Baltimore at 6 90 a. m. Also
Sleepers between Baltimore and Lynchbu;g
from Baltimore 10. y. m.
Passenger trains between Alexandria and
Baltimore run only by way of Washington, and
without change.
Through tickets to Florida, and sll the South
and West, by the many dif!erer: lines, at lowest
rates. g. j. FOREACRE ten. Manager.
j. NJ BROADUS, G. T. =, feb IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-08
1916 . GREAT lS76
PEN NSVIVS MIA ROUTE

TO THE NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Trains lesve Washington, from depot of BAL
TIMOKE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner Of Sixth and streets, rs follows:
For Phisdelphia, New York and the East, 81
D. M daily with Palace Oars attached. Linn.
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Cars 9.23 q,
m. daily, except Sunday. For Philadelphis
and New York l.3o m. daily, except Sun
day; for Philadelphis 4.56 p m. daily, with
Parlor Cars attached.
For Pittsburg and the West, = 9; m. daily, with
Paror Cars to Pittsburg; 7.40 p. M. daily
with Palace Car to Chicago, and ll.e5 =. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Canandaigus and the North, q. m. daily,
except Sunday; and NJ p. N. daily, excep!
Saturday, with Palace Car to Rochester. Fol-
Elmirs, IL 55 q. m. daily, except Sunday.
For the South, via Richmond, $40 q. m. and
ll38 p. m. daily, except Sunday, and via
Lynchburg7 B.. m. II. 38 p. M dsily, excep'
Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria, =, Z, 8, g. 10 and ii q. w., and
1,3, 40, s, 6, and ll.38 p. m. On Sunday d;
8 g. N and and 6 p. m.
Trains leave Alexsndris Tor Washington, o. 7,
g. g. 10 and II g. M, l, 8, 4, 8, = and Z p. NJ
On sunday q! & and III d. NJ, and pm.
Tickets and information can be procured 81
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast. d. NJ BOYD, Jr.,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. jan