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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-16
LEoAL
IN. =. A3s2.
Chancery sale Of Real Estate

Chancery Court Of Shelby County Newton
Ford, executor. etc.. vs 7 B. Iredaleet 81
DY VIRTUE or AN INTRRL0cUroRl
ID decree for sale, entered in the above cause
on the I'd day Of March. 1875. and renewed
December q, 1875, will sell. ct public Anc-
ton, to the highest bidder. In front 81 the
Clerk and Masters Office. rev Court-house
Building. Main street. Memphis. Tenn. on
Saturday, March IL, 1875,
within legal hours, the following described
property. situated IN Shelby county. Tenns.
and In the city OF Memphis, to-Hit: A lot Of
ground beginning at point on the east line
Of Second street 10 feet north OF the norths
eastern intersection Of Beal and Second
etreets, Rnd 80 feet south Of the southeastern
intersection Of second street with the. hfst
alley north Of Beal street; running thence
eastWardly at right angles with Second street
100 feet thence northwardly parallel with
Becond street 30 feet 70 an alley; thence
westWardly with the same limo Of said alley
100 feet TO Second street; thence southwardiy
with the east line Of Second street 30 teet to
the beginning. 4.-l.-s
Terms Of Ssie-0n credit Of seven months;
purchaser 10 comply inatanter By executing
notes. with approved sureties. bearing inter-
est from date OF sale; lien retained 10 secure
same, and equity Of redemption barred.
This February 8, 1876.
Ht EDM0ND A. C0LR, o. and n.
By r J. BLACK. d. @. and M.
EsrEs JACKSON and ]. n. BoRD. Sols.
l28 10
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fHBIIc LEDGER


TIM PUBLIC EHDGRR Is PtBLIyHRp
every afternoon (szeeDt Sunday at No. Is
fS.sfT faS Pus1iS Z Absss Is s.rJei iSetfASsc,,-
GERS bX faithful carriers at fIPTHHN CENTS
PER WEEK, payable weekly TO the carriers.
By mall In {adyonqe(f One year, "; gix
months. n; ithfS6 months. OK one month.
-NowsdeAlsrs Eupplied n ~ cent? PER sOpy.
Weekly % 4! Public I1lg / B Ledger
PublisAsd sy.cy Tuesday at o per annum IN
adyAnce), Postage free.
.0ommuAi Aicatienp lpRdn sablscts Of ronefap
interest 70 the pubiie Efe Of Autmss sccSpt-
Sbls.
RATES OF ADvRRTBNG II DAILTi
kirst insertion o. per square
sdbsequcnt iA1eFtion nI...,..-.,. 30 :" -
go9 one week .2............ -. -. SeO0.~ -
aor TWO Week1 : y
EOr tnree eeks.....-''.-.----..---. W
Tor one month"; ----..----.---... 30
RATES OF ADVERTISING IN'wEEKLY,
Risst lnssgsI:Sn Z: 81 g pr s0eAss
--Risht linea.of nonnaRsils keIlA. .aontAltats. .
SQUARE.
Displayed Advertisements win BE- ehRrged
according 20 tho EAcn occupied, 81 above
rates. -thefe being twelve lines Of fsoIid type n
The inch. -------- ----.-.---------'-
ToreEulhr adEsrtisers Ne offer supcriof In
ducements. both rs .toi rata Of chalkog And
manner Of disDlayins their favoFes aM .fisr1
huucoB IN local column inserted fcS tRenN
oenta pef,1lno for ekch ihaoraidh. Ah'W a.
Dpec1Ai notices inserted for sSu een's PEI lfn'
l1.s-s--. n Is.r.u "a, u. L s,,sfo II A.. u
oonts per line.
All bills fol. sdyvrtssIng are dne ,VAsn oon-
tracted Ind payable on demand, q Hf
An Letters, whether upon business o. other
wise, must bO addr0ssedt0
| hrfl hsTlfcN ReWHtfMOnB, 4
PubliPhef and Proprietor.
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TRUsTRRg or mANACER.

L W Winchester. Treas. Nationsl
ExPEe,s CoTpsn{, I, :; :; ,y,:;....:;..-' ggiIE
NoFH- H-t6 will purchase Fraction partioi
mating In
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Hell TAN ;,,,.,,..,...-..:,,-. SD u.9
HashvIlIe kocommod n. 80 l.1b
Oebot u head Of MAin Btro9k
Ticket 0iaoS, 81 Main SsTsss, corner Of
Madison.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-16

TNoR poeA\ YRS, SHOW BILLS, OANsuS
II 6iranisr1 Ate, ! sotteuidP With ths 4alost
4fe tbs srlUI lsdSs, pegss osrs o. any
Rn5na stOek ahd pTiNN'
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EAtLk01B TnEE FlBEEsI
EzMFHIs ASp L0UIEvrLLE tAs1R6Ap.
- - Arrives. Lo9vos.

- IN, An. Pm. A.x.r Pm.
Sunday ......... ,..........--.. 9lb
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LOUIS VlLLE AND5lVASNFiAEGE
p'AA - AID .'aiIt. sr,
Great Southern RailrOad.
MElapHIs AND ChARLESTOM
RAILROAD.

Ok,AND AFTER SUNDAY, JANUARY Q.
1f Leaves. Arrives.
Mall train daily-............ll;0o am. 2;l0 p. m
XxpTbsi train daily.......,.- 4;l0 am. ESQ a. m
Bomefyllle train daily -l..ls 81 .a.. a-i 4
IexeApt Sun lays )-.....,.. 500 pm. $50 I'm
No change OF cars between Memphis and
Bristol, and only one change Of cars 70 WASH
Cicss connection for all points East and
Southeast. NHl. e-u
RSiEEoad time is twenty minutes faster than
T7o WI. ROSS. Gen'l sup't.
TOMB. DUNN. Ticket Agent. Z,S Main st.
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Bny q Bond Now and 1t Participates
Ia Every Drawing Till it
Is Redeemed.
Fractions Of Drawn Bonds in March
9th Premium Allotment, IS each.

SEND FOR INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-16

Tennessee farmers object to what iS
called foK,hunting in, that part Of the
country on the ground that the hoSnds
run down many more sheep than foxes.
ope indignant stoOk-breedsr Aaserts that
be has lost 200 sheep in this manner.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
son of Dartmouth; D. Kellogg of Yale; A L. Morton of

DartmOuth.
Three Mle Ran.-E. c. Stimson OF Dartmouth:
Hn,f Miie Rua.-Stepben Young of Dartmouth - .
one Nile W0ik.-C. W. Eager Of Dartmouth T. A.
Noble, 70 of Princeton NJ E. Drscoll ~ OF Wilams'
" NJ Watson 10, of the College OF the City oI New.
York j. NJ Taylor Of Princeton Ernest Law, 20, OF
the University OF Pennsylvania E. s. McIlyane 7S, of
the University Of Pennsylvania.
Three Hae Walk.-C. W. Eager OF Dartmouth T. A.
Noble '7G of Princeton NJ T.. Discrol 76 of Williams
W. NJ Watson, 70, of the COLLEGE Of the City oi New
York Ernest Law, ~, Of the University OF PS1hsy
vauia T. 5. Mcllvane rs, OF the University OF fehu
syivana. w p.,,
Hurdle Race-J NJ. Wood Of Princeton; A. W Biddle
III University of Pennsylvania IL. l. Geyein, ~, III
versity OF Pennsylvania.
Running High Junp- j. n. Mann, 76 Princeton.
Rnunin1 IrOad Jifnp.-StepHc1 Young o. Dartmouth; {;
H. t. Willoughbv ~, University OF Pennsylvania.
puting the S,rtceo- -po,taG Shot.-J VI. Mann, 10
Princeton; W Is. Van Ieunep OF Princeton.
Tbr0u,ng ttc Base Bdi-J. NJ Mann, 70. Princeton; j.
O. Denny Of PrncetOn f. W. Andres 20, University OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
CoCNgiA PEgsHsT
HARVARD TREsdVES

Tic track ut College Park where the inter colleague
athlete sports g take plac" completed "n -atn.-
day Ia t. and work will b, begun tee grind stand IN
redietly The athletic sports viii occur IN u' above
park Thursday and Friday, jay 20 and IL sixteen
colleres will be observation-disclosures BOw3on, krown,
,olu.oL.. Cornell. College oi the city Of New-lor6.
Dartrott IA, Harvard, Hamilton, Princeton, IHr'tE'
Union University of Pennsyl'su'a, Wimma wesleyan
end Yse The Athletic Association Is III very houlsh-
fl condition and other cOescs have applied ioi admis-
81, L. intending "a take part IL h-1 years contests Ih2
cntres .ol the sports O. "a soes,n VIII not cosc u'
the evening OF Jul" - OF lG Ih' Committee OF h'h
l.tic SHORTS g. Creighton webb Of Yale, Geo walton
Green OF Harvard aud William C. wallace OF wesleyan,
are in town. and located at Congress Hail. their head
nnnrlrTS
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
TIE CREJYS AT S1RATOGA.

THEIR PERSONNEL, WEIGHT, AGE, AND HIGHT.
IFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE'i
SARATOGA, July 13.-The minor details OF
physique and diet connected with the regatta nave peen
thoroughly discussed in years past and have served he
turn fully. This year it does not seem worth whie 10
20 into these details The questions as to selection o
snd regulation of diet have been reduced ny e
experience Of past years principles which are now
generally acccpted and discussion these points Is
unnecessary and unintcreStng. The following tahlcs
give all the points of the personne Of the crews
which have nnhlic intrrest
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

PEIHAM-''be dedication services attending the
orcning Of tho Bugaen5t Memorial Church at Pelham
were largely attended Dr. Tay or OF New Rochelle
al the Rev d. Roosevelt Of Pelham assisted the pasor the
Rev. T. Lofi ID. The sermon was preached BY MI Lord
Tbe c,, augmented for the occasion included M~s G. j,
s,ephers Prof F. Thwlng and Mr. Anderson, lately c sr
Noody choir Tie architecture Of the efcc Of mo
Nrm p1eT with winOws Of stained glass with only ono
icy - rh VII used by t'.e Choir. The pastors study
nd ysiry room IN the Of The pulpit aud open INTO
no audience room The building Will seat about 400 persons
N stands open and IS suIOunGed " Nehei-Dc
i-iIit irecs almost ealing 1t from view
u,u.rrNrry-A man OF respectable apprarance. nanc
unSnow supposed be teacher Of sCeiman school whe
or 20 Thursday afternoon, seepp-d from
ono track he Haven Railroad out Of tbs ~ o "a ap
ptbacfug train To- the other tT'k almost hnhcAtey IN
front ~! another train, aud Instantly killed
UHusT CKrThe ladies have Just coInpieedthe nonunons
a. side Park erected honor ~ the tOnnecticut Ytli
,r y mo- fr In the late rebellion. The ladies have paid for
m, structure Ia TAN and a small sum lef with which II
i DrGposed 10 construct q suitable fence around The mona
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

All" sad the worthy old lady, as she stood
staring re- the plaerd which had caught her attention
un which was inscribed Youth wanted, "ye"r des'y
Mos ON ma who have got a bit oGish as you may say
mt carry q ticket 8OOut with Youth wanted printed
ON H. Bu' what with old Father Time, and what with
thc school Boards most on us will have To go say
iur Youth wanted / Apcct ior long time 10 come"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

A reminiscence of the great ball at Guildhall.
Street Arab Ito guest just sghtng from his csrrsse);
"Yed better look sharp, my 0d, II ye wants 10 be 10
time for aupperI Why the trpe and onions Ia ali gone
sos the liver and bacon and blest II they hain scnd
round for all tho fried fish they lay old
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hoel-R. Fouret and c; r; Null ail.
mann Of the French Centennial Commission ana Judge
Porter of Missouri Holman House-Aexander Mii-
ca President OF the Chicago Milwaukee, and ST. pa1i
way Company BreUoor H0use-L. Simonin OF the fench
Cent Commission.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
LONG ISLAND.

hMucA.-The Democrats were called to meet at
the Town Hall on Thursday evening for the purpose o. orga
zaton Lewis J. Fosdck James L. Brenon John ODonneii
Richard Busted and Sutphin apPo nted COM
tee TO officers for iden and HendLlcks
Club.
PNPsTFAp-A negro named John Alrrtson was tired las
THIN say on charge Of burning several houses 1s WINTER
I'm laces on the Of Long Island Ito was stneoed
lnur since his sentence ne Hds Drch
k,ut i'm The County till yesterday. lie said |" fCllOw
prisoner ihusdly that be felt wen excepting IRON o
heat which he expected 10 be 0e De ore
mor.ine Noihng thought Of tAs remark a. II wa
common comIlsi among 'he prisoners. Who during ho
heated term suffered te~bly from c'ose ,0nnnthch
ystrqy pog Alh~rtson found upon his Ded IN BIS
c.lI al IL was supposed he had committed suicide
f4c 10 determined WltiOnt
Yes; Tlr genera suppo-ii.ou that hc died frOu the effects
of the ,Cat and * -ssiye wstertr.nk.ug.
EasInAHPICV-I'i il understood that within cay or Two
"a
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
BROADWAY.
sansBo Noon. S4o. Spmr S3'. hdnlghh ~
Highest during the day, SS~. Lowest, IT,
Average g. Same day, 1875, 1877
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
Jersey CITY.

Tie City Controller reports tho receipt of $751;
O74 90 during tho past week the CITY reported
the balance In bsnf yesterday ss Sl02360 &c.
James Woods, a New-York soda water yender.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
Announcements.! !

Throat and Lung Complaints disappear when
WsTARs BAsAM WILD CHERRY is used. so cts sns -
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
BROOhLl y.
Music in Prospect Park today at 4 p. m.

Music in Prospect Park today at p. m.
On account Of the lack of money the Board Of City
yerNs has ons na o. the saGss g engaged in street
Application will be made at the next General
Torn u n Supreme disbsrmcnt Of George A.
account OF his connection with the Kate Mott case
The Atlantic Railroad Company laying
Of the Court house to accommodate the crcas
Ing Conoy Island and Greenwood sundays from
th" central part Ui The Guy.
Controller Powell yesterday advertised for pro-
posas for 100000 Sewerage FUND bonds per
cent and bonds Water and Sewer
age ot per cent, payable In three years from date
E1-Judge Daniel X. Smith died Thursday at
ms residence n Dcan.t For number OF years he
Police Justice and while Iohn winsow District Ator
70 oino,roS
As Mr.. Tolbrook Of No. 4G Court-st was passing
the h,th house OF Henry Jenc gardener No 81 scher
merhonst he saw Jcncks hanging the neck from
Of the beams q the aloy lie effected an entrance
90 ytsrs age. 1he OF his suicide unknown
In Greenwood Cemetery, Mary Reuhl and her four
to children found yesterday They had been for
tsys without food. Having home. the mother
with lt'le ones from NcwIoIk CITY to her husband,
i NE lei, IN .,m When ionnS Fhry % were taken to The
9elsysG to be Of nsaa Sou mind Vas ed for oHamnaon aud
The steamship Nellie Martin of the Brazilian line
lying st Harbec.ssores ready sail for Rio Janero
several dav. ago by United states Mar
sns f t?uF Ses INy,d ThPs GO q SewYoS have
Berwnd White Co o o. 500, and there execution
against the O the line In the suit Jf Charles r.
of $500 The O the Inc has clegI
onnels In England for money " pa, IIc claims.
james Whelehan of No. 52i Myrtlc-aye Is one of
the members OF the Jackson Hollow gang" who
rssed week being implicated In causing death
oGccr scott As the funeral procession OF the
passsing MheleEaus house Sunday Of the window
sashes Of the fell al street This in
seized by sOus persons the
A. pointing Whelehan tho who threw fatal
stone AID numerous procedcnts cit " tho
rrca.su OF the theory.
The presidency Of the Dept ut OF Police and
Excise made by the death OF D. Briggs has
yet been filed Mayor Schroeder Is from the city
applications ior the position do not In addun TO tho
names that already been mentioned nectn with
the vacant ONCE Col Rodney O. Ward Of the 23d gimont
urged by rumber Of prominent ritizens The oOklyn
Temperance Reform Union the " James Morton
The Temperance brotherhood OF Christian Churches also ad
the nomination Of temperance man II likely that the
meeting Monday evening The new ProsdeAt heug Re
publican and beng oeo member of the POar Of Health,
will throw OF the Republicans some
feeling Therefore manifest among the employees OF the Health
Department Who doubt whether they VIII
bo retained In their positions.
JERSEY CITY.
Tie City Controller reports tho receipt of $751;
O4 during the past week and the CITY Treasurer reported
balance in bauF Yesterday AZ SlO23bO 90.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

was arrested yesterday the Jersey City Hights for cruelty
70 animals in driving horse with CALLED breast
A Golfer dam. 200 feet long, go feet wide, and ~
feet in depth completed at the California dock
to be used in the construction piers sbutmens and FORTH
cations
George Rodgers driver of Fire Engine No. TO- died
at his home on Manning Thursday night from con
iia%VSG% ias1 %in9eT. brought on O' exposure . ''
The County Collector made formal demand on
the yesterday for the sum OF 81 oue
from county taxes, and SlO 100 o. uue iio
vile prior to annexation -
The eldest son of Mr.. McAnerney, who strayed last
Monday yet found The two boys who were re-
turned to their parepts residence on West sGeage & oy
missing boy ia nine years old
James Doran the man who stabbed Daniel L. Will
summitave Thursday night still at large Mr.
williams is conyaesc NJ 1t is alleged thai police officer VINO
vicinity when the stabbng occurred refused 70
because he did not see Doran do the staDb
John Scott age 30, residing at No. II Railroad
ave. jumped the fence and tried to get locomotive
that the Misnd yard to the Pennsyvani
depot Gas yesterday He tried to step on the po anu
ffran'G front Of his "S own INDOOR door p''''
Frederick Haug, West Newark-ave. baker, be-
enraged his noiglbOr G. NJ Harvey, lagerpeer
keeper threatened to shoot him because Harvey
had company and enoyd hmss every evening Iaas
Justice ridge put the baker under bonds 10 keep tne p
and attend TO his pies and things
NEw-JERsEY.
HoBoKEN.-Joseph Raynor, age 60, cut his throat
with razor at his First and Meadowss on
Thursday night. Mt Raynor was formerly eweler for
ong time he been suffering from complication oi ds
his mind unsettled " was dnrhS All
attack desDondoncy Thursday night that he got up ro
bed family missed him. and found tnat he Had gone mo
the cellar closing after him. HIS daughter d5coV
cred him lying the cellar floor bleeding ron %ound IN b D
throat. There three wounds, when were n-s Ves
there little hone OF Raynors recovery rev Hhues
before IL O'Clock on Thursday night Office Flabery heard
Eysian Fields and found LOUIS HlnbnB
living al the bleeding from bullet wpho III tne
head lie still revolver in his hand, an mac an
Effort put ball in ais head when he heard te o
The ball right temple and lodged IN the ba
Ninging macbiDst In the employ on tue fehns4
X H. 3D. and unmarried. he bad been despohdent on
time and reduced salary lie TOOK seytai
drinks Thursday night ana u ls thousht
he lLsIuS. He CanuOt recover
PATIE-oN Seventy four deaths had occurred tbs month
mp yesterday Two companies OF Uned 5S,es In,
faury through the Erie express train Ihursday
niVhf dStly aud held their lar 10 INFORM
with tho risK belhg
pubic school teachers and l6 appcahts
Tor p9ortnoH Just passed tie examination hela AL
nually In Peterson those whO~e ceifihcatos expire
SrhPslGllrh pier 'eing Uu opposite the sito OF
the Id ocean between Srabrght anu the ghIapdS
LONG RRANc-Ezpcrt ba h"Ts dance the InceJS ana pay
Leap trOs IN the surf at Long ETshch.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

Diseased excretions Of the mouth, which pro.
tuco teeth and fetd BREATH Instantly
by the use Of MILK OF MAGNEsIA. s"a
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
gOWEL COMPLAINTS

Iooseness Darrhcs Cholera Morbus painful discharges
stopped IN fifteen or twenty rnnea Oy
taking Railways Ready Relief NO congestion or inhanms
ton no saLness or assuds Will follow the use o, th l. r.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
nrpsoN RIVER COUNTIEs.

EasruAaPTlV.-I' is understood that within ga
Gov 1drn viii Occome tho guest Of The Hon = T.
a EIathlmnI.N.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

o H0'A
On and after Friday, September lst, 1876, the
schedule of hours on the Ferry Boats will be as
follows:
Leave Alexandria: 1880 $50, $50, 1920 and
1l:SO m , md 1890, l:3O, 230, $3.50, 4,30, $50
and 30 p. m.
Leave Washington: 7:SO, $780, $780, 1880
snd ll:3O n m and 1880, l:30, 2:3O $3.50, 43O.
$50, and $50 p. m.
Sunday unchanged trip $50 g. M; last
trip at p. m.
S. S. HOWISON
aug30 President Potomac Ferry Co
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alexandria Gazette
MONDAY EvES'u.. SEPTEMB Der 25.

MARTIAL LAW IN THE SOUTH 10! course
the report which comes from Washington, that
the administration thinks OF declaring martial
la in the Southern States, is nonsense. We
are not living in Mexico, and the Congress OF
1915 did DOT pass the Force bill. 10 attempt
to interfere, with federal arms and martial law,
in the Southern elections would be for the re-
publicaos to give up the struggle. They would
excite storm Of alarm and indignation 10 the
North which would sweep the NCrihern States
against them.
The Truth is. the republican party does not
deserve to carry any ) uthyrn State, unless IL
be North Carolina where the parties are very
eou.y matched, and where 'he republicans
are as respectable aud as certain to give the
State a GOOD government as the democrats
They might have carried number OF the other
States if they had paid only little attention
TO good government down there; it 1t had not
been SO long the policy at Washington to en-
courage and support with the federal patron
age set of graoeless and INSCRIPTIONS po!ltl-
cal gamblers and adventures, to the exclusion
Of honorable and houest men, who might easily
have been brought into the republican party by
the use of little wisdom and good manage
ment. That the South is to day unit, or
very nearly so, for the demccral: party IS IN e
fault of republican mSuanakt m'nt at WASH
ingtuu. Every man, no matter whether ne Is
rel ubiicau or democratic, who desires TO see
the Southern States honestly ruled must wish
that they shall be carried this fall by the dem
ocrats.-N Y Herald.
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1876 GREAT 1870
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

ls q Il =s-s5: $50 =:sl:::
10 lii Il NOkIn. " EST y oOU1A " r.ol.
DOUBLE TRACK:
STEEL RAILS, splendid SCENERY,
MAGEiFICENT EQUIPMhHI.
Trains leave Washington, from depot .: BAL
TIMORE j. POTOMAC RAJ LEOAD, cor
ner Of sixth and & streets, n ;o..ow>:
For PhladclpEia, New York ana the East, y. -
D. m daily, with Palacc Cars .tl=cica. Linz
tied Express Of Pullman Par.o. Tar, p. ~
nj. daily, eXcep, Sunday. For t"!"'"iPh!s
and New York l.3O y N. daily, "hr'pt SUH-
day; for Philadelrnis I.o5 y. ii. day, win
P,.rlor Cars attached.
For Pitts burg .nd the West q. N. tally "..h
Parior Cars 10 Pitl$burg; ~ y. M. dAl'y,
with Palace Car to Chicago, and !lo1 y. Ill.,
daily, oXccp! sunday.
For C@nandaisDIa and The North, a n da''y
except Sunday; and 7,4v p. ~. "alIy eAc'P.
saturday. with Palace Car IL Rochester. FOX
timira II 1j u. III. daily, cAcc., SUNDAY.
For the South. via Richmond, o.i D. III. ah'
ll.3S J.. III. daiy. except sunday, did ""
Lynchburg7 u. m. ll.3o p. III. daily, "At"P.
Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For AlexGrdria, +, !, 5, g. IL al! II I. m Hni
l. g. t. - j. t. I Gnd II 81 q. IA. Or Sunday a!
8 n m, sad and + y. II.
Trains leave Alexandria ior WssnIa8t n, D. 3,
S, 9, IL ard il - III. |, 3, i, j. . AMI =. H.
On Sunday Nj . &nd loa. n. End pm.
Tickets aiI ;!4lVI NATION ran DC procure. u.
principal ra r,ini stations nd ti"t@! "'I'''
Southeast u. N bUl y, Jr,
Gent. Passenger hg"n!.
fran h THOMSON
Genera! Manager. jan
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GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS.

EISH-New Nos. !, 2 and 8 Mackerel, and
T. Labrador, Round and Potomac Herring,
by the barrel or dozen. cheap, by
T. w. AVERY,
on. 0IG Kinn CT cor Alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-25
NORTH BOUND. Mai! Train. EXPRESS.

at Washington, close connections with North
and West. At l'savile twice daily with South
and Southwest, and at Lynch burg, twice :,
To South and West
Twice dsily connections with Ch,s i Ohio
r. T. eastward to Richmond, and westward to
stanton, White Sulphur ord ail the various
Springs on that line.
Elegant Pl.rlor ars Will b. run, with e." day
trains. between Baltimore ard Wr.te Sui.
phur Springs leaving Baltimore 1t i.lj- H.
Both trains :rom South connect Win hes
& MO - Charlottesville for The West. This is
is the only line running double daily trains
south of Washington, and mnk"s now thcquck.
est tine ever made-leSs than ~ hours between
Washington and New Orleans.
MANAS~ As DIVISION, Mail Train-ras-
sengers ie.vc Washington daily, c2cep: $W1.
dsy 7.15 g. M, Alexandria ~ =. M, an: AZ
rive a. 5trasbErg 40 y III. Leave >;ra$hurg
g. 10 T. m, arrive ~ ALEX .niIia =. ~ p. IN.
WAKkENTUH bk.A NCti-CoAnectioa ~
and from Wsrrenton viii! Nsi Tla.:! daily and
With south bound accommodation Saturday a.
terroon.
Pullman Sleeper daily, ,0:thout change, be-
tween Baltimore and New Orleans, .caVlrg
Baltimore 1913 p. m.
Centennial Excursion Tickets TO Phi.sdcpA =
on sale good for thirty days, and through tick
cts to tie South and West 1t lowest rates.
8. j. FO4EACRE, zen. Manager.
j. NJ. BROADUS, y. !. -. jy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-25

FALL GOODS
Just opened st
G. G.. BERRY US.
Kid Gloves, in two buttons.
Cambria Edgings.
Scarf Nets.
Black Silk Fringes and Laces.
Zephyr Worsteds and Germantown Woods.
Vsilirgs, tSc,,-all at prices to suit the times
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