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The Russellville Democrat., 1876-09-28
TERMS:
Congressmen Who are Not
 Popular With the Republi-

COngressmen Who are Not
 Popular With the Republi-
 cans.
 HoN. s. s. Cox, of New York, chairman of the Committee on Banking and Currency, the ready and facile champion in debate, and who finally matured and car ried the bills solving the resump- tion question.
 HoN. William R. Morrison, of Illinois. chaiaman of the Commit tee of Ways and Means, who de- sloned and recommended the sys- tenn of investigations which has resulted in exposing Republican frauds, and secured retrenchment and administrative reform.
 HoN. Samuel J. Randall, of Pennsylvania, chairman of the Committee on Appropriations, who has cut down annual Gov ernment expenditures $30,000- GOO, and but for the Republican Senate would have secured re ducti, of $65,0 1000.
 HoN. Washington c. Whit thorne of Tennessee. Chairman of the Committee on Naval Affairs, who hunted down Robeson, and exposed his partnership with the Cattels. and hence is hated most cordially at the White House and Navy Department.
 HoN. Andrew II. Hamilton, of Indiana, who worked so ably in the exposure of diplomatic delin- quencies, and became especially distastful to the radicals after his renomination for the Fort Wayne district had destroyed their hopes of gain in that part of Indiana
 Hoy. Erastus Wells, of Missou ri, who so ably assisted MT. Ran dall in his appropriation esti mates, and whose large minded business sagacity and experience were the terror of Republican Jobbers whose schemes he defeat ed and exposed.
 HoN. Fernando Wood, whose long experience, commanding el oquence in debate, and inyeterat' habit of carrying all measures h' advocated made him as feared b, the Republican members as he ii respected and admired by th' Democrats.
 HoN. II. B. Banning, of Ohio Chairman of the Committee oi Military Affairs, who attacked and exposed the Indian Ring, ant forced the consideration of arm, reorganization so as to increas efficiency and stop extravaganza and speculation. As a rule Dem ocratic Union soldiers arc espe cially unpopular with the Repub licans, who prefer suffers ant contractors.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

Cards or communications of personal character, if admissible at all. double the usual rates, and strictly in advance.
 Communications for the Agricultural de- partmont should be handed in by 12 m. Fri- day. Those intended for the Editorial or local departments by Wednesday noon. Advertisements by Wednesday morning.
 Special notices double the above rates Editorial notices twenty cents a line for the first and fifteen cents for each addi- tion insertion. Ail transient advertisements cash in advance. Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed four lines, free; over our twenty centt per line.
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Official Directory.
STATE OFFICERS.
Pope Court Calender.

County Court, Co. JUDGE I'HAcH, Pre- siding: First Monday in January, April, July and October each year.
 Probate Court: Third Monday in Janua- ry, April, July and October,
 On the Fourth Monday in october. each wear, the County Court, constituted of the County Judge and majority of the Justices Of the Peace shall meet for the purpose of lrvying county taxes anl making appropri- 4tions Tor the expenses of the County.
 Circuit ourt: Twelfth Monday after t'nurth Monday in February and August.
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AtI, Senatorial Dist.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

METHODIST CHURCH South-cvery First Sabbath. All are invited to attend.
 Rev. ". !. DODSON, Pastor.
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2 2 \ Z \ \ 9 \

To the Working Class.---We can furnish you employment at which you can make very large pay, in your own localities, without be- ing away from home over night. Agents wanted in every town and county to take subscriptions for the Centennial Record, the largest pub lication in the United States---l6 pages, Gi columns; Elegantly Illus trated; Terms only $l per year. The Record is devoted to whatever Is of interest connected with the Centen- lial year. The Great Exhibition at Philadelphia is fully illustrated in detail. Everybody wants it. The whole people feel great interest m \ their Country's Centennial Birth day, and want to know all about it.. An elegant patriotic crayon draw ing premium picture is presented free to each subscriber. 1t is en- titled 'ln remembrance of the One llumdredth Anniversary of the ln- N dependence of the United States. :" T Size, g by 30 inches. Any o.e can become a successful agent. for but show the paper and picture and hundreds of subscribers are easily obtained anywhere. There is no business that will pay like this at present. We have many agents who are making as high as $2O per Il day and upwards. Now is the time don't delay. Remember 1t costs nothing to give the business trial. l Send for our circulars, terms, ana
 sample copy of paper, which are >@ut free to all who apply; do It to'
 day. Complete outfit free to those
 who decide to engage. Farmers
 aud mechanics, and their sons and
 daughters make the very best of
 agents. Address,
 THE CENTENNIAL RECORD,
 Portland, Maine.
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Errp IF nrE0Rn uun pE.

KEEP TT BEFORE YHS PEOPLE. "H iS nIy prQfoHi,f conciction thdt tAe 'eo'st "Democrat achose nO0iHdtiOH dt IH. Louis fS "poysiJle, x stfer Jor he country han he "besi ReDublican rhoso noa,faation is Iossi- '1ieat Cincinnati. The iHpeyGticc, fhe sol- "eaA ned of ths coaHfyy is a change iR fhe "HafioRH administration. .'-Hoa. /. ". Bird, 0 Massachusetts RePu6iiedR.
 Let every Democrat In the United States commit the above lines to memory and act upon them. It is the only salvation for the Country.
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UNDERTAKES GOODS III grest variety
" kept OH band i. IS King stroet-ior safe at
emsll advance.
oct % J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY dc.
YCHOOL BOOkSl SCHOOL BOOKS

SCHOOL REQUISITES.
HEADQUARTERS FOR tn + PUbLlo
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A full supp)y OF All the books used just re-
ceiyed and Will be furnished at the lowest prices.
For che more advanced schools and seInlns-
ries 6ne assortment OF al! the leading IEAI
BOOkS-Anci4nt and Modern Languages
Ist,n. Greek Hebrew. French and Gerinan~-
furnish ed on the most favorable terms
Fine Stationery specially.
New styles Pnpetcrlos Just received from Zor
to 81. 50 each.
Mourning Paper and Envelopes, new patterns.
French Quadrille and Rep papera. with En-
velopes to match. Very handsome
Paper and Envelopes OF American manutac.
lure; 4 full line of Eoto Letter and Cap, Legal
Cap, Flat Letter Deny and Folio Post Paper !
also very thin Note and Letter Paper for foreign
correspondence .
Blank Books, Pass Books, Time Books, Mem
orsndum Books, Compassion Books, Bills Pay
able and Receivable, DAY Books. Journals
Gosh Books, Ledgers and Journals, cap size,
Crown, Denny and MEDIUM, from TWO 70 t"e''c
Iuires each, lui: and halt bound:
Fine Portumonnies, in Russia Leather, Ses
Skin and Turkey Morocco; also Card Gases, III
kussia Leather ma Pea-i, Opera Glasses, sc.
New styles English Bibles and Prayer b oks;
u vory handsome assortment just received.
New Books, Magazines nd Reviews receive
rs soon rs Issued.
owing 70 the new postal law increasing tnt
postage on packages Of merchandise !ron nal
cent TO one cent per ounce, when W:at lhto ci'
feet April J. the price of lot No. l, five 4uirrs'
Note Paper urcpad, will be 35c; lot NO. z, 3Ot
lot No 3, 6Gc; lot No. 1, sue and 81. french
GEORGE +. FRENCH,
sep6 No. 95 King street.
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1876 .:,sEAp iSl .
pEANSf14SsN5.A K0ETi.

az III u jIz zsS-5ae : -. 5assss
~ LIE NUkTH, w ESr y $|Uyt. -, :. j.
DOUBLE TEAHk.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SChN5hl
MAGEIFICbNr GQUiPMh,,i.
Trains leave Washington, from u"pot %! & = l.
TIMURh s. POTOMAC RAILROAD. -
ner Of Sixth and Is streets, :cii,H>
For Philadelphia New York ;.nd The :...5:, . il
y. IN da,Iy with f,.i&cc Cars Gtiacie.. LIN.
tied Ex press ci Pullman farlor C:.rs ~ a.
n. daily, except >i:n,tny. rJr fh!Aic.p,i6
and New IorK l.&o = IA daily, c%c"pt 80
Psrlor Cars aL,achc!
For Pitt.burg and the West, i H. N. ally, %i.l
parlos Cars to pi;tsburg; 40 =. n. dan%
with Palace Car TO Chlcsgo, ana ll.oo ~ ~
daily, exccp. sunday.
For Canandaigua ANA the North, -. n daily,
except Sund'.y; snd I Az p. n. 4nily, "-c.p.
saturday, with Palace GGr t" H'chus.'. i''
EIu!ra. !l.35 II. Ga!ty, eAcep, '..n'ay.
For the South via nicl!ao,.. o.W !. III. a''
1913 y. n. daily, exccp! sunday, An 'i'
Lynchb.rg IA. II. l. 50 J.. III. c"ily, "Ac"2.
LOCfA TRAINS.
For A lexsldria, &, :. 5, {" 10 arG II :. u, n'i
], g. an j. Il + and ] / IS T. IL, Tn ;,u:a"y q"
8a m, nnd nnG q p. u.
Trains le sc Alex4rd.& Tor Wasuis .."n, D. !,
g. 9 IL ,.n,: Ii =. IL. !. 5. 4 y. ..1"r = n
On sunday q. ;.nd i'". ~, aud , pm.
tickets nLt iEing uatlyL CAL b. p1ocI.@. ".
principal ra! rvau s.4.oTls and t'.HC; ytAc''
Southeast D. Y. bUID, Jr.,
Gc:.'!. Passenger gent
FRANK THOMSON
no.crs. Na".ger an
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ALEXANDRIA 6azette
TIJES. EVl.A'<.., NOVEMBER Il.
~ ON An.

Thoughts suggested by the beautiful tribute to
worrsn 3. the banquet of Gid dominion Com
msndery. h. r, No. H. in honor OF the An.
nu.l Assem- oily of tho Grand Cnmmandcry OF
Virginia. *. Alexandria, Va, on November
lbln, SO
The Morning Star of infant days,
Our guardian bS the way:
Who with her iager ever guides.
Lest heedleSsiy we stray
In ali the Slippery paths Of youth
Her wst:nfu eye IS tnar-
And with tender Ta"Ih"r's '"Eo
Guards we'll, lest in "l!&n"ro,
The Day Star Of our manhooTs prime,
& help.mcet BY our side:
The guardian angel ii oar home,
Where love and ycice abide
The Evening Star, w;1sn bsnt with age,
When hea!ts: and strength decline;
IT'S then she in !uli iustre shines
tin radiance sublime.
sGod. bless our stars ~ amen, anon.
Be Jointly this our prayer;
Thu, Sir Knights, wives and children
May in the blessing share MAUD
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GROCERIES. &c.
Notice! Notice! Notice!

NUllUt. IUtiCC. ltVulOo'
At the old stand, No. 2z6 King st., SUGARS.
COFFEEe, TEAS; and ali other GROCERlEo
are sold at prices that cannot tail to give sal's
faction. No house in city shall undersell me.
nov6 K. w AVERY. rs King st.
rKOCERlES AT Low PRICE.
~ Goods Retaied 81 Wholesale Figures.
CUFFhE.5- Old GOV Java best quality s5c
Maricalbo. ,...z'c
4agauyrnr -
Rio. ~. :.,C
good, .,...E)c
SUGARS-Good Brown .......................3
Light Brown..".......... ........ ~
e. ,ulfee, nearly White......... ..lo
A Coltee.. ....."",
Standard A............ .........1i2
Teas Of ali yrAC ss, hi lower rates tnail e'sc
where Very best Sugar cured Ehms, ohouiI
crs and Breasts, at extremely low prices, al
ies ut prices which cannot iGl to please
now + j. DAVIDSON, lat King ST
NEW BUCkWHEAr F 10 U K
Received and Tor sale by
oc,2s DAVY & HARMON.
MAEACAIBO and
RIO COFFEE
oc, 2s DAvy & HARMON.
NIFTY CENT TEAS guaranteed equal It.
T. any sold i'll the nark1t; -. ,-:
oct + h y" = ' ~ l, ~ iAi''s ~
BOTTOM PIECES o. SUGARS : 2z6
o,, 17'''S S''0 r. w. avery.
xx; HlTE WINE and Old Appio Vinegar IN
oct IT r w. AVERY, 226 King 81.
spAKER and other brands OF Did tyo WINS
- key Port Sherry and Mmde'ra VINE III
ways on hand al the old stand, 20 Isl 3 st.:
oct Il. W AVERY
.IIUICE MESS MAuKEkhL; also Nos. 2
I, an 3 Msckerei, in bbs aud haif bois, re-
cev d by ,,,
LuV s DAY 1 " nhi'hAON.
II 4CUN-plsin snd Sugar cured Shoulders
- snd Breakfast Bacon received by
nov8 nAVY = HARMNE
r1Ht,u uAT Ma i and BUCkW HEAT
nov DAVY Il HARMON.
" AISINS, of all grades, OF the new crop, just
La received By
nUv 8 " =" NJ hAHio1. !.
g7IsHEps UN klvALLED MINCE MEAT
4 is the VERY BhSi For sac by
nov E e WM RAMSAY.
Homeopathic CHOCOLATE ard AL
nDy9 G. " il. RAMSAY.
7z.sh CASES Is fE 5 I i IuM 4,
lOO TOES, the lnosL brand packed, Just
novS g. WM RAMSAY.
> Z MATS prime Cid jazz sn1 20 b@s= BIO
20 and Lagsuyrs luFFE L Just rece!yed by
G. WM. RAMSAY,
sep % Corner King "nd ST. Asaph sts.
TyA;,A4yaSED Sugar-cured shoulders
| u and Breakfast Pieces just receives! ty
| sepl2 J G. i Il. mILbUEN.
NEW ORLEANS MULA5SLS and prime
| ~ Csrolirla lice Just received hy
sug Il j. G. Y +. MiLBURN.
NEW CURKANTs, Prunes and Rslsin= re-
oct 10 ~ j. c. 81 f. MILBURE.
CHOICE BUTTER, flesh. just receives by
| ~ nov s j & i. MtLbUk&
= MOTHER LOT OF BUckWaGAT
II FLOUR received tod J. by
nov 10 j. Z. s. +. :aIL8U HN.
FULL LINE OF TOILET and LAUN-
sep IA j. {. s L MILBURN's.
UNCH BASKETS, Brooms, Buckets.
IL " nsks, Snoe and scrub brushes, &c 80.
..r ssc 1T j. G i + MiLRUkN'S,
| tbs 10 north kuyu street
soEARL HOMINY and GRlT6 for sale ~
| 4 oct - GEO McbU nN E4 y son.
ThRY SUGAR CORN just received by
| - row. GEO McBURNb 81 u SON.
| ENUiNh ENGiioh PLU ii i: IL
| " DISC, from "a old English receipt; pat
| up in one and two pound cans; saves t..le and
! troublr.
nov GEO. McDUKNEY s. SON.
TUSr RECEIVED-Scw Layer Ra.sins and
| y New Currants. W. Il JOHNSON,
| oct2O n f. cor. Cam ana i>oyal It's.
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- e 50 as5:;sa s Ne E. = =.
WINTER ARRAr Gt VI L. j.

beginning Ccl. ~. 1910.
The Mai Train will leave Washington NJ =
Il ~, ana Aie%andri. 1T 9:iG Z ~. ca !y. cl-
cep, Sunday; pass Lecsburc, going wc.,w.ri,
a. il:2J >. H.. and STRIVE q. Mound III. 81. l.
IN. Leave Round HI! :. ,22:30 =. M; pass Lees
burg going cs=tword, ~ III" +. NJ. ,.ao ~g.!,@
81 AiexenGri. at }:l5 J. m. and - " Washington
e.! $50 =. IN.
The accom- mediation Train will lcnv" W,.s.-
ingtor b: 4: 20 T. H., and Alexandria nj i2j ?.
n, daily, accept >unIny, nd arrive at i."c.-
bur-; III $40 !, II. L"svc LcosbGrS IT u i. II
and arrive ri AlexaI dr!@ ut $40 u. NJ, And
Washington nj $50 y IL.
n:ts" Passengers rom Washington VIII Lake
the Washington nH,: ohio lal. s.: the Baltimore
and polr1nac Railroad st.tirL $. e. p. ~1.: 80
~. sr4 20 tarough TO Round ill! wi.nsH
change 81 cars.
Tncglua ~ traln from AlexaNdra m: 30
o. H. .ra;n from Round Hii! copEec. / Hc4:d
Hill witt. Harri$' Dally Line OF Ce"-a":
for Snickersviilc. bcrryvllle ana ".uca,sl.-;
also with Rcaner'2 Line Of Coaches, ~l.Icn .esVe
Leesburg daily Cor Aide .ad M!ddleburg.
Both trains westward; make close CORRECTION,
at Vienna, with Slssou's Line CT .'tngca Tor far.
fax Iour: House.
Concentration ejs:leas. 3 css. 5'eE sniIe
a2sn.t..S s;&sZ"ss. fs&i.
g. L AATE4hk,
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80. ~ s,Tr;ysj
Agents Tor D4p3n.'s '4unpo"do..
A. h'e "ii0 tott"' "'".'+ % n'-''
n'IIst:os In. mi of
FOUNDERS -ANDNACUINISI.S.
~ 7,..,
80 ,.-,-.r--.
ip;iS 4 MI Xxi: ~ W AK Il -
y ~ ~ ~"
JAMESON i COLLINS
Prprirtcrs
Corner OF X oyaI a',d Wilkes STREETS.
" are prepared 20 iGa"MSt.uFr 0:1"iS IN
g!2es, :baiilng ana III "au$ q Machinery; rs"
nu.I;,. nd w,rEt,,ns.,r. Hn,:nc an ,ats,,
4iy i.rge md varied assortment - Patterns, we
c.l urisD Castings hi reasonable pric:s ~;a
81 or i'o'te. Ny
Az :. q GORE:
w. .,,-. 80, ,..,.s>..,.,,
MitCHIN lSi a>'D 5a-hCAS-1ii.
0'''o'' y,;e y.
Where ne /. nrsnsrcd - f,ItI.is; j; Kind. Il
MAC5iN e:.4, WROUGHT "od CAST
I'm : = : 'IAc u:
hepai1Hag uo.-e VII 'iiS:''.cl!' hA1 .. F..Sca
u = wore 2ssi,o1 ~ 'i.'2 - III 81. - -
~ LIZ EAHAs
>. ,r>.,...,.
y - : :! = = - =. : = | a D - a.
r, ~ 49, '''- = o. ,,,,,,-t,..u
establishment. in the city. III "orE 19a@ wish
d.spntch, md IL tbs most d able sAI vorHn'an'
ljka manner. ,3,.t!stactio1 iaranteed.
1"Dbi nv cone VI &norl Ho.ice, 4an - Ii'"-
-. --- -
RDDTN A. IN NJDES
---.
1888 s1"ciIs 81 EiTE nttT,r,,T nnd
- GE H,JITS ever Inferred in his rn4ri;c.' .,
.,Dcrinr ousiIty, handsome IN str,e.. yii.on vail
DC sod at itnNiI adv'ne; On in1 ~ :" ;A"ilu-
,,'cture' 1a'' aii1 Sco ~ " 'I11h l. - - 'N't
S'''e'' -.
W 4 HVW 80 : - ~: Hl1>N "a: :, /
40 - u
;entenniai and un:inea Al Iics srd Congress
Shoes in ali tho latest styles at WaDDEtiS, II
ENG street.
- 1-1,>, NJ, ro.,r, ,-,--I1o
| 5I 10 - 80 E "a :er ~
ladies Lasting 5ro=1 way, iurtey horoeco
broadway, r II hio 1oliG!' t.Ss:a.e Si; 90
iet, hss1'ls l"llcs' ocrs' &"u ~ Pc.
n every sIyie ano q""'itS' d. " @A'Ii- - -
h'hg street
NEW STYLES LADIES' CATERS at
~ anDkIrS ~ Kiar s,rn.t
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At n aehngLoI, Close conaectluEs with Eor:A
and VEST. A. Uaavlle dsily with ;3ou:1
snt Southwest, and At Lyrcnbarg, twice tsi!y,
/; South and Vest
DAILY connections with Ehcs. l. Ohio
X. T. eastward TO Eichmond, Lau westward to
,;taur!on, aile Sulphur, Charleston, Hunt
iugtor, Cincinnati and The West.
Both trains from South cDnnec. with ChcS.
s: ohio ~ Characteristic ior he West This is
Is the only Inc aHnI1g double uaiy trains
so-.h OF WaSfl! E;on, ma MAKES now the quick
:sl Inc eve" !naGe-ess than % nour;- between
" ssnirgLuu und Sew tr!ean.
MANAS> A. DIEISlUN, Il sill Tca;n-Pss-
seng"rs ie,.vc Washington daily, cycop. SUI.
day 1.l5 d. Il., .llcxandria 80 &. M, "nt .r-
rive s. SLrssau:g Al y N. Leave Stras5uFg
6. 10 u. m. scclvc IL alex az !Ii. 3 10 D. II.
NAhHEN1UN ANtb-Coune>tlon -
and from " arranton with Mai Els. ds.. AID
with south bound Accommodation Saturday II.
tcr,o0E.
Accommodation leaves Al'XGuGrs Tor COR
doEsvlilc Tuesday. thursday III ; tu7 ~ II
D. m. and leave. GorlonsvI.io for ,..eZa:.l:Is
u. 5 y. IL.
iulrasn Sleeper daily, ,oithout change, be-
tween Baltimore and New EGeaLs, .c.vI.g
Baltimore 1915 p. n.
Through tickets to the South and W.>l 81
lowest rates.
&. ). FOREACRH, 'i5il H>nagcr.
j. II. kkC hDUS, u. !. =. AovG
aoa!N4TQN & OE1C &AIL,a,,.-L
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For NE " YORK

The IL .teamships &. G. KNIGHT ,-..:ssn.
AID JOIN GIBSON leave the com e .1sas ss &
pa-y'= whG-t, AlcxaFdris, EVERY I UE3-
IAI MOANING, ana New York. from pier
Il East River, ~ ERE TURDAI, ut four
cock y. IL.
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. TONS LEWIS PURE LIZ a i, 10 barrels
bpls Spirits Turpentins; also Cop;.l. Coacn
Dsmar, Asphaltum, japan, onellac ard Paraf
ine Varnishes, in store in large stock aud .or
ssle in quantities TO suit purchasers 1t lowest
market rates. JANNEY L co,
nov - and l45 King street.
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TLaSS CUTTERS, better !. mn Diamonds;
" for sa:e by the dozen or single one gooa
article for pedlars. :,
j. Y. CREIGHTON u SON, IS King St.
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cHOE, Stove, Dus.lrg, Sweeping anc other
- BRUSHES, Stove Polish, Shoe Backing
&c, y. 50 King street,
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of tho
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Tins company oicTa unr!vslled facilities for
the tr..cs poltat.on q freight and passengers,
ana viii run Their steamers regularly rs follows:
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NSFALA PROTECTORS AATJH SAFES u
w nice article at very low price, by The
dozen or single one y! 81 King street
IT CkEiGHJON - SON.
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The :.agant, new and substantial ~g~sss
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX L .ssisesssssSs
ir,ves the "ompauy'- wharf, Washington, EF-
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aad FRI
10 \ ~ three . clock p. III, and Alcxandria al
3 81 D. Ia; returning, leaves Norfolk EVER.
TU rs DAI IL RSDaI and SATURDAY,
1T } occcl; p. m. Tbs lino connects 1T Nor.
folk with tho ships OF the " erchnnts' and Mi
n"rs Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence and affords Ice cheapest and best
route IT, these cite: and thclr connections
throughout Eew ne:suG. Fareto Norfolk 81
Fo"nd "Trip 81 Tickets good untii used.
FUN TBH POTOMAC EIVEE LANDINGS
steamer on ", THGMpsoN, S i .ssszz
bG!it oSpe"ls!iy for this route, leaves the com
pany- wharf Washington, EVERY TIL ES-
Is ]! ant: FRIDAY, at I O'clock Il. H., and
EVERY WEEN ESDhY and U&DAY, ~
4 u'cl"cH y. n.
Th. company n,akcs close connections at Al
exa3tr.a with the ". g., V. VI. 81 G. :, 4: Z.
Co. AID with tae w. so. K Il. TO. Freight,
received Tor all poli.ts, North and South,
ness s!!d dispatch.
For lurLncr information apply TO
+. Z. REED, Agent,
Janney's wharf,
or at Tue oEicc 81 LHe company, uHier the ~ 4
tio.al Metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
tho Tf"ssury department, Washington.
nil 10 } W. THnM PSON, President.
~:---s, CLTDN'S STEAM LINES WEEK.
- LY 10
1t.4..>pELpdIA PROVIDENCE AND
3OSTGG.
otoain4rs irsYc AexanGria EVERY TUES
p.}I aaa leave Philadelphia EV Err SAT-
UEDA \, at IL 0 clock ~. from Pier To- | \.
y .iarTcS.
Ihls In" connects al AlexandrA with The O.,
4. IL II. and ". y .. i. Rs, and al Philadel
phia with ti.e AMI popular Iron Line FOR
2rovitaDcc and Boston.
Freight forwarded with pronptness and care,
tr,c .: commissions.
NO charge iior transfer IN Philadelpn .ud
n Wharfage III Boston. Through TO Boston IN
sixty-tve hours. Through rates and Though
biis 81 jsding given. 1nsuranc" guaranteed ~
loss LE an usual rates.
Agents
Z. 4. REED, !iIrx.ndrs
VIZ. 2. CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. ?. HYDE, :Ieor getowE. ID. i.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
ian S-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-21

STEAMBOAT LINES.
.T-- STEAM Err KEYPORT.

nTer STEAMER KEYPORT.
On and after Monday, the 10th instant, the
steamer kE PORT wi leave her wharf, foot
o: Prince street, daily, except Sundays, ct s 25
. m, go,ug South, and arrive st l245 D. N.
(day) gong North.
no is P.B HoOE, Agent
.;i'-~ SPECIAL NOTICE
On md alter Friday, September lst, 1876 the
schedule o. hours or tho Ferry Boats viii DC as
fellows:
Leave alexandria: 1850 $3.50, $3.50, 1890 sru
ia : III +, I'D 1890, l:s0 230. $3.50, 4,30, $50
a.t 30 y. m.
Leaus Washington: 100, $50, $3.50. 1890
n d I.:30s m, ard I2:30, 1870, 2:30, $3.50, 4:30
$50 and $50 p. III.
sunday unchanged-frst trip 8 80 h. m; last
trip at p.
SIS. HOWISON,
lug - President Potomac Ferry i"
iF~@ < NOTICE
r ss:s==.SSssss ! i FOR POTOMAC RIVER LAND
On and after Thursday, July 9TH, 1875, the
~tc,ncr NJ ATTA&o," captain w ii b yles
viii leave her wharf loot o Hing street. EV Z
HA MONDAY ard III u HSDaI MORN
ING, Ut 10 clock, for landings on the Potomac
r!'cr az follows
Marshall Hall, Matthias Point,
i'yo= wharf ;lfs wharf
,-&nHy Point Wrts Wharf,
Liverpool Point Hoiilsters wharf,
:,m!E's Point ?Iassey's VAST
Cottage Wharf. CoitoI's Wharf,
>tuArt's W4act, B!ackistoEe's lsisnd,
Io.sor's Wharf, Ecmili Ferry.
!;@!ura...s. leaves y omir Ferry On tuesday
and HE4=y morf!l.Ss, !EA:is the above |a':c
:ng$; #.>u making Lees wharf aud Potomac
tl.g, r".uri !:.is 10 aloxa1dr:a about shutdown
n. BOUSR u SON, Agents,
-. -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-21

HANDSOME DRESS GOODS AT RE
III DUCED pRlCES-Receiye d this 4tb Of
November The new colors vt IS per cent less
than they were at retail earlier.
nov Ii. G. SLAIMAkER co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-21

At the old stand, No. 2z6 King st., Sugars.
COFFEEe, TEAS and ali other GROCERlEo
are sold at prices that cannot tail to give Sails
fxc,lon. No house in TIE city shall underseil me.
nnv6 K w VERY Z25 King ST.