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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-03
IT PAYS

any smart man who wishes 10 make 5000 a
year on a small capitol 10 comm . ce In our
line of business. Roofing is Specially.
There is no one In your county who carries on
the business. You can learn { in one week
by STUDYING our Instructions. which we seno
To all who ask for them. ANY man having
SiOe to start with purchase material
TO REQ three ordiD airy houses. fne ST m real,
lied from sale and pr nt % this supply, added
amount 10 not less than $500. An exert
man could easily do the wo In nine working
DAYS. Two persons OF small means can join
together to advantage, one cenvass1ng, while
the other attends to The work. Send for our
Book of Instructions Tree a you write az oncel,
and xulD IL. Ask fol tel ms. yeu are I'M
able 10 advance the money present the matter
to the principal storekeeper IN your place and
talk IL over with him. he will b. glad 70 fur-
nlsh the stock and divide the profit with you.
We Will guarantee the territory 10 the grst re-
sponsib's applicant. ADDRESS, N. 4. SLATE
ROOFING COMPANY, LIMITED, 8 Cedar
street, n. Y, and mention Indianapolis Sen
tinel.
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INDIANAPOLIS HORSE AND MULE MAR
KET.
TUESDAY EVENING, Nay 2.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nay 2.
Receipts of horses and mules during the
past week have been below the wants of the
trade, and good prices have prevailed through.
out the week. with a ready sale for all that
Heavy draft horses at sl5Oal75.
Light harness horses at $85al25..
Plugs range from s25a50.
Mules, fully Is hands high, com mand SIPS:
unbroken mules, 8 TO years old, sell at from
SIS TO SIS.
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ALL RAIL, FROM INDIANAPOLIS
EAST.

Our table showing the Chicago option mar
ket, morning and evening sessions OF the
board, is attracting attention, and evidently
serves a most valuable purpose, since Chi
cago prices rule the markets East and West
They are prepared by Messrs. ]. H. McMahan
& Co., and may be relied upon as correct
CHICAGO OPTIONS.
The following shows the condition of the
Chicago market at the morning and afternoon
sessions of the board, May 2, 1876:
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, May l-CATTLE Receipts $500
head; very few sales were made; prices are
almost nominal and unchanged; shipments
5000 head.
HoGs-Keceipts 10000 head; the market is
dull, weak and a shade lower; sales were made
of inferior TO good at 81 O0a7 g, chiefly at 81 80
al So closing weak shipments 3. iOC head.
SHEEP-Receipts -: head; the market is
dull and neglected. at 81 25a6 Is.
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IS IS; lOxls IS Is. with 40 per cent. OF to the
trade.
PIG IRoN.-The market has ruled quiet and
dull for some time past, with a limited de-
mand, confined almost entirely to the i'm
mediate wants OF consumers. The following
quotations fairly represent this market:
HOT BLAST CHARCOAL
Hanging Rock, No. /, per ton-..s23 O0aA 90 Am
Hanging kock, No. 2, per ton. AZ GOA
Hanging Rock, Forge, per tom 20 COAL 90
Southern Brands, No. L, per ton. ~ OO6
southern Brands, Forge, per ton ~ OO@
Virginia, No. !, per ton ..-......... q GOES 90
Virginia, No. 2, per ton.........-..... 81 COO
virginia Forge, per ton-.-...-..--.... 20 GOA
SToNE-COAL AND COKE.
Hanging Rock, No. l, per ton.-... Fl O0a22 90
Hanging Rock, Forge. per ton 10 Ooa2O 90
Red Short, No. per ton. ............ Is sOtd2S 90
Red Short forge, per ton ............ y COs23 90
Am. scotch, No. l, per ton .-...... 20 O0924 90
COLD BLAST.
Hanging Rock. Car Wheel, ton 20 OOa4O 90
missouri, Car Wheel, per ton. "a O0a35 90
southern 81 ands Car W heel, ton 20 OO13J GO
Machinery and Forge, per ton 2g OO6i34 90
Blooms, ton
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COMMERCIAL.

The week ending this evening has devel-
oped nothing unusual unlocked for In
trade affairs. The general markets have ruled
quiet There has been no special movement
in any of the leading commodities, and there
has been no fluctuations in values.
The statistics obtained by The Board OF
Trade show that during the month
OF April indianapolis received 1898 car
loads of freight, equal TO lSS,9SO tons, an
average OF more than 100 cars, and OF more
than Zoo tons of freight for each working day
in the month. The shipments OF merchan-
disc for the month required 10, 500 cars, giving
the outflow freight lS9, $50 tons by rail.
In the department OF groceries no changes
have occurred in prices for the past week, and
a fair order demand with steadiness in values
are the distinguished features Of the market
There is a firmer feeling ia coffees, but prices
have not advanced. In dry goods we have
no changes to note in any of the
leading articles. Prints and cotton goods
are down to the lowest possible level,
and the indications are that an upward ten
dency in values must occur at an early day.
A fair trade is reported.
The boot and shoe trade is moderately
active, and prices are steady. Stocks are al
that is required In quality or quantity, and
dealers prepared to convince buyers that
the Indianapolis shoe aIket is equal TO that
Of any competing city.
In other departments of trade fair season
able business is reported, and expectations
which, in well informed circles were moderate,
are realized.
ON CHANGE.
The attendance on change to-day was ex-
ceediDgly meagre, a fact which every body
was prepared for; and IL would have been
quite as well TO have had no meeting at all.
The call board was omitted, and nothing of
importan transpired.
Advices in regard to grain and provisions
were dep essing. and II the tone OF the mar
kets was respondent, their color may be set
down as exceedingly blue.
In the department of grain, the tendency Is
to a lower range of values, particularly for
corn and oats, for which the demand Is light
and receipts lib raj. Wheat is fairly steady
but transactions are unimportant.
The condition OF the provision market puz-
zles the best informed dealers and the future
of the market is all guess work One tning,
however, is pretty certain at present prices,
there are thousands who can no: use any of
the hog products, and unless there is a speedy
revival of the industries of the country or
prices materially declined, holders will Ind
out that Notwithstanding the great falling on
on the winter corn, as compared with the
previous year, that stocks are too large. The
reports from ali points in regard to provisions
evidence great depression. The question is not
who is rich enough TO carry heavy stocks. but
who is able to purchase them for consumption.
SALES ON CHANGE.
The sales to-day on Change. as reported to
II. ID. Carlisle, ESQ, secretary, were as follows:
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, May dry Goods-Businees
was quiet with domestic commission houses
and import rs, and the jobbing trade was only
moderate cotton goods in steady but limited
demand at unchanged prices; prints con-
tinued irregular, and Pacific and Manchester
fancies declined TO &c; Pacific fancy percales
are reduced to l2c; wooden goods for mems
wear inactive.
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NEW YoaK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK, May I.-Cotton-Dull; mid
ding upland I2n@l2lS-l6c. futures-Closed
steady.
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The following tables show the current rates
o. freight TO various points:
FRKIaHTs TO SOUTHERN PoISTs.
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srATB STOCKS.
GENERAL STOCKS.

zine purchasing price for government bonds
in Indianapolis vary from the New Nork quo
ations kal per cent.
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Meat I'M Meat
Bulk Packed Flour. Grain.
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STOCKS OF GRAIN IN ELEVATORS.
5000. 5000 l07.484 30,2l9 ..... ......
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

The followngis an exhibit OF receipts and
shipments of leading commodities for the
laat tWeuty-fOur hours:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
POST MONEY ORDERS

I OO mOXNu1 OhOGIeO
iinb tas fi@erfe unb btatBfe Wittel
aur neberlenbuns bon @elb unb iplIten
100 fe su baben finb, ba;u eebrau@1
trerben.
Bentt etne 3ettuns ron etnem pcffs
amt an et1 onberss periebt tperben iOll,
70 mus INNER au@ has Ypfumt uneee
Geben tperben, 100 bte 3ettuns frdbe.
empfansert rurbe.
@enn Semanb fstn glutt nt6t re-
selmdStS eu,pfdn8t pber ft@ auf tr8enr
etae 8etle Gebler einf@let@en, 70 iDats
ber betreFenbe &sent fuwte bte .5ere
ausssber foslet& baocn bena@rt&ttet
werben.
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Musldnbti9e Wa4rt9te,t.

Mus Gom ptrb pom q. Stpt BE:
rihtet: 9nfclee eineS pom WintifeI
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Der General. Secrstair TN Mtniifertum
res s1nnern. Ga Gapa, an bte prdfecter
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ii6tteune rer aIOfereeiifltden, Rlcfters
frausn uno NoDisen YDr3unebmen iet
Oils alter Yoltaet. Neent uerifebt itb 2o
@ouo ouf iol6e Dtnes. SOmit baben
ote Yrdfscten uno reren 8eamte eriino>
lid tnipictrt uno beri6tst. Die @cten
fnp elmer @ommiiion iibtrDteien nor,
ben, unb Dem @utahten cerlelben ents
lprehenp miro Nieotera eine ge,fGaune
erloHsn, psl6e bie Nouisen loDte ote
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aus cen nod beRebenoen SlSfern ents
fsrnt. Dper iie, ME Der aarte OfTcieue
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unterriGttten Bilh5fe StalienS baben
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bat seant,po,tet Dab ct Die Wtttel seben
werce. um Nue obne Nusnabme In
8l5ifern ibrer Oreen In Jranfrei1 unp
8elaien unter3ubrinsen. S@cn fno
bttrfir pte n6lbteen Ginlettunsen ee>
ttrfen.
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rem popfte ben 3ntwurf zines @oneprs
bates, pur6 wsI6es bic D,ffsren;sn be-
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ben pra1tpouen Nhumen Der taifers
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cSob-Mrbeitea

feNer alrf
werben 70 @Bn. pr mpt unb
btlIts SeItefert wts fis trssnb etns
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Banoerer" abcnntren.
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ATGTION SAILS.
RyF. A. kerby, Aucl'r.

TRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue Of d deed OF
L trust from Cassus Augur and Jsnnlts, ms
wife, dated the 18th day Of May, 1870, ana OF
record in Fairfax county, Va, lbor 5, NO A.
page 275, the undersigned, trustee therein
named, and al the request of the creditor oy
said deea secured, will sell by public auction, IN
front of the Market House, on Royal St., Alex.
andris Va, on SATURDAY, the 9th day CT
Decgmber, 1876, 1T II o'clock m, tho property
conveyed to him by said deed Of trust name y,
= certain TEN MEN t and TWO a Ores. d.
roods and 81 95 100 poles Of land. situated sEa
on tbs north side OF the Little River turnpike,
near the village of Wet End, Fairfax CO, W
and lately occupied by Cassus Augur. The
land is fertile, and has been for several years
used us msr1 ct garden. On it there are young
tesrr orchards of apple, pear and peach Trees
Terms of Sale--So much of the purchase
money in cash as will be requisite to pay the
sum Of S745, with interest thereon from the 18th
day of May, 1875, and the expenses of sale, and
the re.due on credit Of IL snd Is months, with
Interest, the deferred payments to be secured to
the satisfaction of the trustee.
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR., Trustee.
Memo: Tnere is prior deed Of trust on the
property, but an arrangement can be made with
the creditors secured by both deeds of trust Tor
a reasonable time for the payment o: most OF the
purchase money. nov 10-2aw4w
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In the CLERKS office of tho
Y Corporation Court of the city ot Aiexan-
dris, on the 9th day Of October. 1876 Charlie
G. Boyd and Cece IL Virsinu Boyd his VII
plaintils, vs. Elizabeth 5. Alexander, Char IS
William Alexsnder J. Robot Alexander,
Clarence Lee Alcxandcr. Betty Jackson Alex
andcr, Edwin Reed Alexander and Elizabeth
Alexander, guardian, and }. B. ilodgku I'd
minstrator d b. n {. I. u. OF Robert Alcxander,
defendants. In charccry.
Memo: The object Of This suit is to have the
real estate Of which Robert Alex ,nGcr died seiz
ed and possessed divided an ongst those entitled
thereto under his will or should the same not
be susceptible OF division to have it sold ana Tie
proceeds distributed to said parties.
The defendant, J. b. uoJskin, not hay
ing entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act oil Assembly,
and the rules of this Court, and it appear
ing by affidavit that he is not resident OF
this State, 1t is ordered that said defendant ppc.r
here within one month after due publication Of
this order and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Aiexuudria Gp
zette a newspaper published in the city OF Al
cxandria, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of the Court House
Of this city. A copy-tcst:
MORTON MARYE, Clerk
Kemper & Mushbach, y. q oct 2l-w4w
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1876 GREAT lS4 q
PENNSFEVANEAE ROUTE,

la sS D. Is - sslssa:,:. szsls
IUTHE NORTH, VEST y oJUTHW t.. 1.
DOUBLE TRACk:
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID seen VEL /
MAGNIFICENT EQUlPME%I
Trains leave Washington, from dcpo! 81 Is L-
TIMURE & POTOMAC KAtL!.UAu, ~ r
ner 81 Sixth and B streets, rs TO- .ows:
For Philadelphia, \ ew York md ID" Fast. .. u
p. m. daily, with Palace Csrs attmcha@ hIn-
tied Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars ~ :.
H.. daily, except Sunday. For rn!!ai",phta
and New York l.30 p m. d4liy except ~"I-
Parlor Cars attached.
For Plttsburg anG the Vest, & A. III. .'"ily, ~!
parlor Cars 70 rittsburg; 7.iD y. u. dag
with Palace Gar TO Chicago, and !l.33 .. I'll
daily, except Sunday.
For CInandaigua and the North, Ga: ~: d"'g,
except Sunday; and $40 D. ID. da!iy, enc"t
saturday, with Palace tGr /" Richest. !''
Eimirs l.5j y n. dAiy, cA+ept ,,n''"s.
FOR tho South, Wis Richmor',. 90 y. IL. -
1913 y. N. daily. except Surtssy, md "
Lynchburg 7 a. ~. ll.3o J.. III. 4n!'y ''".'
sunday
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandris s. :. s, y. 10 abd II :. NJ :r1
l, 3, 40 8 i sad i.3o p n. GA S1,1i"j =.
50. IN, ;a!d | and y.
Trains leave fAlnxarjrIa fVT Nnsh.A3 tn. :,
8, 8, 10 ana !: Il. IL l. 3, 4, d, i all, = ..-.~-
On ,,urG;y =. + ;.:.J ia. al. End Pc
Ticket; anI InIuE"atirn can BE- proc. =. =!
principal ca!jrJt.d stn.i0ls aGI tlcEc. ':!ro.
Southeast ID. Nj. BOYD, Jr,,
Cent. Passenger Agent
PRANK THOMSON
General MAn"g"T t,n
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IL. 81 81 81 ss: III I ssss -
WINTER AKRANGtMHNT.
i5cginnin" Uct. ~, 1916

BcglnflE% lCL ~, Io,h
The Mail Train will leave W:.shias:.or :,
3 NJ, ana AlcXantris al 9:lG NJ lsly c4.
cept Sunday; pass Leesburg, going west" r,
.L lao ~ NJ. and arrive 1T hound Hill - l..
H. Leave Round Hill al ..:::30 ,. m.; pass Lees
burg, going eastward, NJ Lie T. III, s,.G STRIVE
81 Aiexsrdfia Ut 3:l5 =. m., and ,! Washington.
81 $3.50 p m.
The accommodation Train will leave WA-..-
ngton III 4:2O p m, and Aieysndrs III lbs p
H.. daily, except >undsy, an! strive ut I."e--
burg At $40 y. II. Leave Leesburg at i n. III
and arrive at Alexs!.drlA ri S:5 ~ m, NIt
Washington ut $50 a III.
;::i'" Passengers from Washington will .ase
the Washington and Ohio caTs n the Baltimore
ana Potomac Railroad station ~ 81. ~. Ana 40
/. H., ard % through 70 Round Hill w.hcu.
change 81 cars.
The g. lUa IL. tram from Elexandrlu and lZ.U
D. "a train from Round H;ll counect 4. R9uad
Hill with Harris Daily Line 81 COACHES
for Snickersvile. Berryvil)e and N!rrGcs:.r;
also with Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which esvs
Leesburg daily for Aide and M;ddleburg.
Both trains westward, make close CONNECTION,
at Vienna. with .tisson's Line Q! Stages Tor Far.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets. 4 els. per mtIs
,AHyaEs.,S tickets, ;s&e.
T. Il. HAVENEH,
nrt 1S.-.; f-rnn-a' 'rin&n. r.ar
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a " ashingtnn, close connections with Norm
Ead West. 1T hanvlle daily with So~tl
snd Southwest, and at Lyrenburg, twice dsi.y,
t. South and West.
DAILY connections with Ches. i Ohio
K. 4. eastward to Richmond, and westward to
Stanton, " bite Sulphur: Charlie ton, Hunt
ington, Cincinnati and the West.
Both trains erom South connect with Ches
s ohio ct charlottesville Tor The West. T:s is
is the only line .unnins coUoe daily tins
south OF Washington, md mnEes row h, qu!, X
est time ever maGe-iess than 50 hours between
Washington and New Orleans.
MANASSAS DlVISiON, Mail Trsin-pus.
sengers lesve Washington daily, rxccpt sun
day l.l5 q. H.. .iicx.ndria 80 \. H., IN! ~
rive at otrasburS 4 H. IN. Leave S;rastCrg
6. 10 y. m, a7riv" at !, lie yand.iA :. 10 y. II.
WARREN1UA BRANIh-Cunnsction -
and from " srfentcn with Mai! Tlaiu ,si y..d
with south bound Accommodation Saturday +
terlocn.
Accomuod ton ayes Alexandra for ,,nr-
don. lille Tuesday, Thursday end : tur 'ny ,t4
p. M. and leave7 GorIonsr!!e tor - e2a4lir.
1T u. III.
fulmsn sleeper daily, teithout change, BE-.
tween Baltimore and New Orleans, .c.."tg
Baltimore 1Ul5 p. IN.
Through tickets to the South 81: VT NJ
4. j. FoHEACRE, zen. ",s>,.r.
j Il. bROADUS, y. I. -. nov )
-! AsH1NeToN & oHIo KAlLa".b
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Ake(fa:an0rla Oazette
SATURDAY LvEt'i:,, NOVEMBER u.s.


DISTURBANCE AT V1kNNA.-The Washington
Republican says:
Judge Keith, on Monday last delivered .
special Charge to the grand jury at Fa,riaA T. II.
concerning the political outrsge al VIsnna, IN
lhs. county, on the dav OF election, perpetsated
by Democratic roughs upon party OF unotfend-
ing Republicans who were quietly awaiting the
arrival o. the railroad train ut thst place Judge
Keith remarked that the matter had Deen
brought to his attention By 81 article IN Inc
National Republican Of November ~, winch, i!
true, challenged the prompt action OF the gfsnd
jury to vlndicale the laws OF tae Commoewo alin
anu the impartial administration OF justice III
Virginia III article alluded Lc was aiken oy
the jury to their room, and sitter an 'nye ssgatlon
into tie affair returned lndlclnrhta ag"lnsa ueo'
(,u,pell.snd Ben Trulnmeii, two Of the meters,
1or assault and battery upon Judge Brsmball,
Clark Ford and others These indictments oy
the laws OF Virgins are certified TO the county
curt and then tried"
The 'cu:rsge" alluded to consisted IN an e1'
hio:ion, made By the fists Of one man. OF the
fighting qualities of the Vienna whiskey
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AUCTION SALES.

DUBLIC SALE-The undersig ned. commit
l. tee appointed by the Quarterly Conference
of Loudoun Cireut viii eel; in front of P tst
1876 at o'clock p. m. the HOUSE and EEsI9
LOT, in the town of MIDI eburg. known eEsa
as The PARSON AGE OF TIE Nj E. CHURCH
SOUTH. Possession given LIST day OF January,
1877, or earlier if desired.
Terms One third Of the purchase money to
be paid on the day of sale; the residue in one
and two equal animal payments. bearing inter,
est from cay of sale. Title indisputable, and
will be given when the last payment is made
JOHN T. ROSS,
FEETON FUkR,
b. N. RECTOR,
nov ltd Commltlee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-18
FOR The POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The Few and commodious iron ). xU"~' ;.
steamer JOHN ". THOMPSON, sa9i2, vsssssz
built especially for this route, leaves IL" com
pany's wharf. Washington, EVERY TUES
Day nn,: FRIDAY, at - O'Clock u. NJ, and
AI9E&nGrla q: ~ =. m; returning, arrive
6 o'clock y. m.
This company nakcs close onnectlnnS 1T A.
exandria With the w. c., V. NJ. s. e. :. K i.
Go. aud with the w. Il .. K. K. Go. Freight
received for ali points, North and South
handled with care and forwarded with prompt.
ness and dispatch.
For further information ~pply 10
+. a. REED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf,
or at the Office OF the company, under the ~.
tlonsl Melropc.jtan Bank, l5.h street. oppos!tn
the Treasury Department. Washington.
NH 10 j. ". THOMPSON. President
>>s1s Ci.YDE's STEAM LINES WEEK
$3.50. $50, " 70 ,,,,
BOSTON.
Steam crs 'cayo Aicxsn1ria EVERY TUES
DAI ans: cMve Philadelphia EV ERR SAT.
L RDA \, ri II O'Clock H. from Ter NJ | y.
Whsrycs.
This line connects a. Alexandria with the O.,
=. & II. and W. s .. il. Rs, snG at Phiiadoi-
phis with the new ard popular Iron Line Tor
Providence anG Boston.
Freight forwarded with propptneas and care.
free OF commissions
No chsrge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
n wharfage in Boston. Through TO Boston il
sixty five hours. Through rates and through
bIiis of lsding given. Insursnce guaranteed 81
less than usual rstes.
Agents:
Z. A. REED, Alexandria.
VIM, P. CLYDE & CO., Philadelpbis
GEO. F. HYDE, Georgetown, D. g.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan 6-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-18
FOR NEW YORK

snd JOIN GIBSON leave the COM :s:s.s,satss; {;
p.ny's wharf, Alexsndria, EVERY TUES
DAY MGENING, md New York, from piel
Al East River, EVERY SATURDAY, at toul
o click p. N.