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outside Of irregularities in its manage
ment was lock up of coin by Flood
who wished to break the bank and build
the Nevada Bank on its ruins. Keens
alec admits that the present. issue is q
question Of veracity between Flood and
himself.
The Pacific Mail. yesterday applied
for a discharge OF the attachment on its
coal and stores and the steamer City of
New York. The court ordered the com
pany to file bond for $500, 900, when
The attachment will be discharged. The
bond ia not yet filed.
SAN Francisco, April 25.-The Stock
Report to-day credits ]. G.. Fair with an
emphatic denial of Jip Keene's charges
concerning the condition of the Consoli-
dated Virginia mine.
| A number Of delegates to the Republi-
can State Convention are in town en-
route to Sacramento to attend the Con-
| vention tomorrow.
| A dispatch was received from Stockton
to-day requesting Warren Leland to re-
serve seats at the Pavilion tonight for
Dom Pedro and party.
Dom Pedro and party arrived this
evening at Pleasanton, forty miles from
the city. His car was detached from the
train, and put behind another engine and
rushed over the road half an hour ahead
Of the overland train. The object was
to avoid any demonstration on arrival,
and the object was a perfect success.
The party passed through Oakland with
out attracting any attention. went across
the bay and, arriving at the wharf, took
l Ill
they entered without half dozen people
knowing they had arrived. On the ar
rival OF the regular train at Oakland {
great crowd was in attendance will
bands playing and colors flying. Will.
Dom Pedro was already ensconced il
apartments at the Palace Hotel. Seats
had been engaged by telegraph for the
party at the Mechanics Pavilion TO-
night to hear Gilmore's orchestra. Or
the arrival of the train at Sacramento
Dom Pedro and party hastily examined
the workshops vi the Central Pacific
expressing regret at the briefness of III,
inspection. The party will remain il
the city four or five days, and from theme.
will visit other points of interest.
SAN DIEGO, April pa dispatch wal
received this morning from the Sergean
commanding the guard at Campo stating
, that reliable information had been re-
ceived from Tecarte Valley that Chaye,
and Cruz Lopez were organizing bant
near there, contemplating another rait
, on Campo. There are about dozen o
them armed with Henry rifles and revol
vers. Colonel Bernard, commanding th
post. Immediately sent Lieutenant Ware
with eighteen men of the first cavalry t,
reinforce the guard.
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LIST OF LETTERS


DEMAININe IN THE posToFFIcE AT
III Phoebe, New, April -, 1916 II not called
for in four weeks they will be sent TO the Dead
Letter Once.
Atkins JssJ2 Algain Mrs Sarah
Ayres .os CallaghAn Jas
Cummings Geo CrAndal HO
Clark Ell Copeley John
Demo Henry Devro Jas
Dahley Jnol English RI
CULLEN John Haywood INA
Kendall John Kenyon Frank
Kennedy Kaiser August
Kelly L A Lesvitt L
Loveless Joseph Mckenzie Geo
Merrill Mrs Maya oNeil Cornelius
0'Brien &c Paulding VIM
Rich R Scott Jas
shepard r Taylor VIM
futile Pw Whitcomb NJ
| Wilson FIG wilsonSE
Piarrie NJ
REGISTERED.
yiolette Peter
please say Advertised"
CHARLES F. MEYERS, p. NJ.
REcEIvEp.-A book containing a de-
scription of the Andersonville Prison
Pen, etc. W. r. WILSON.
FULL assortment of groceries and pro-
Visions at L. Y. Poulade 2, Meadow Val.
ley street. IF.
CoGNAc, brandy. fine whisky, Holland
gin, and old Jamaica rum, at T. c. Pou-
jade's. If
FRESH Garden Seeds at G. r. Alexan-
der's Drug Store.
BEST brands Of Tobacco and cigars at
Poujade's. If
FREsH imported Cigars just received
by W. r. WILSON.
l AM prepared to make contracts to
furnish ice. [2t W. r. WILSON.
HAVE Saw. dust to sell.
W. R. WILSON.
IMPORTED sherry, port and claret wines
at Poujade's. If
A house to rent. W. R.WnsoN.
|
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Dispatches from Lewis Valley report a
reign of terror. The local officers are
unable to preserve the peace in Wayne
and Stark counties. Five cases of burn
ing mining property have occurred within
week. A special says that the tele-
grams of the last few days give but a
feeble idea of the extent to which this
spirit OF terrorism asserts itself, Sand the
paralyzation of business and trade.
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The Mexican War Veteran Centennial
medals are now being furnished to appi-
cants. The medals are formed in the
shape of a shield, and are about two and
one-half inches in length by two inches
in width. The border contains the names
of the plaoes where were fought the prin-
cipal battles of the war, and on the face
are represented man-of-war, fortress,
cannon and other emblems, and wreath
Of cactus and other Mexican plants.
They are inscribed with the name of the
person receiving them and are manufac-
tured of cannon captured during the
Mexican war.
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And now comes the story. more or less
plausible, that Omaha and other Western
towns, in connection with certain rail-
roads, are keeping up the Black Hills
gold excitement, purely in their own in.
terest.
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transacted the following business
CULLEN W.. Arnold; continued until
Thursday at 10 o'clock.
Court then adjourned until to-day at
10 a. m.
We heard it as general rumor yester-
day, but do not vouch for the facts, that
prominent merchant had proposed and
been accepted by young lady to whom
he has been paying attention for some
time past. The news soon spread around
town, and before long large conclave
OF ladies had met and held an animated
debate in regard to the time that should
be named for the affair to take place.
What decision they arrived at We were
unable to learn, as the intended bride.
groom took a trip to Panaca so he would
not mar the harmony of that ladies'
meeting, leaving them to name the day
when he should be led like lamb to the
slaughter. To keep up his dropping
courage for the approaching trial we be-
lieve he tried the invigorating waters of
Panaca. More anon.
DULL.-Yesterday was dull, not to say
the dullest day we have ever experienced,
but it was dull enough to make a local
itemizer tear his hair frantically and yell
ont for something to turn up out of
which to make a lengthy local. Our
business men generally are complaining.
but Notwithstanding the dullness of the
times there are plenty of rash men in
Phoebe who are about to tie themselves
to one of the opposite sex. The times
seem to have a wonderful effect in that
| direction.
MILLINERY Goops.-A glance at the
advertisements under the head of New
to-day" will appriss you Of the fact that
Mrs. Mahoney has on hand the largest
and handsomest assortment of Spring
and Summer millinery goods
that has ever been in Phoebe. to which
additions are being made weekly. A
large assortment of gloves, silks and
ribbons of every shade also on hand.
RENovATING.- AS the summer weather
is opening fast our saloon-keepers are
busily engaged in cleaning up and reno
waiting. Yesterday the Philadelphia
Brewery (Shustrich & Klein) was hav-
ing layer of whitewash spread on the
ceiling. after which they will repaper
and otherwise adorn the saloon.
DEPUTY SHERIFF BIRDsALL yesterday
handed over to the County Treasurer
1000 on account of county licenses re-
Gently collected.
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: FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
sAS FnAscIsco. April %.
MORNING SALES.

sAs FRANCISCO. April IS.
MORNING SALES.
"a, o,,hir-5s $50 sss
s,SS Mexicsn--S7s 81 = 81 >. do ,.,.
* could curry-l1h ia IL ioS ia ie's
-. no. TO- Beleher-so 4sa AN 40 a9sbs 4ss
ABS 5lbe0
,aao ssyage-l6A l6 l6s a.. -
ieso SSslifornia-76 75s 76h - IN IS 7sh 70
c6 ss1 TS,TTss Ss 81 IS I,s 20 AK .s
49, csoii.r po,osi-96 81 90 s9A
S1S HALE 4 Norcross-o0 Oh 62H
~, ~ n Hs Point-l7h 10 TN II Is l6is
itSS yellow Jacket-27 q 26s
seSo fmperial-547s iAb5 ~
Al Eentuck-l3
90 ainha-52H so 81 50 52bS0 52k
go Reicher-24 2sx 25 OAK
ga contidence-isk Is IN
,o-s sierra Nevads-1sh 11S II IGN
ss5 Utah-2l 90 p an
,a5 Bullion--50 SIS
500 Exchequer-is 10 Il
"a Se, Belcher-I5 IS
e,s oyerman-57 Sc TH
o,5 Iustice-25 "a 26 % y
, Io,0 Union oon-l5 15A 15Abse l4k lik
AFTERNOON SALES
100 Meadow yalley-2
Ak RAYMOND Ely-l3I Ia
az Eureka Con-llA IL
30 Belmont-lA
aSj Leopsrd-394 ~
$40 Jackson-3s ia
g70 Jeferson-1S y y Ia
9aO (iils-ls IL lalbl0
80 Panther-l& Ia
$50 Hussey-h
IS Typo Con-9S 9s
"A
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As the workmen at one OF the hydraulic
claims at Iowa Hill, Placer county, were
piping last Saturday they cut into an old
shaft. and out OF what had been the bot
tom, but at the time covered with about
twenty feet of dirt, they washed the re.
mains OF man. pair Of boots and roll
OF blankets. Who it was, how long he
had been there and how he happened
there, are questions shoruded in mystery
The shaft was dug as much as twenty
years ago.
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TO L Z r.
rToUsE ON MEADOW VALLEY STREET.
III adjoining the house Of W. W. Bishop
This house 10 hnely furnished and csntrslly
located. The premises are In nrst-claas condi.
ton. For particulss apply e The
ja1ta e3ATx RANK OF NEVADA.
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The citizens Of Sacramento have
grasped the Chinese bull by tho horns.
According to the Bee many merchants
and others have totally discharged their
Chinese employees and engaged white
labor in their stead. The heather cook
OF the city prison has been given an in.
definite leave of absence. his place being
filled by white man. This ia the only
practical solution of the perplexing prob
lem.-[G H. News.
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District Court.

The District Court met yesterday at
10 a. M. pursuant to adjournment, and
transacted the following business
CULLEN W.. Arnold; continued until
Thursday at 10 o'clock.
Court then adjourned until to-day at
10 n m
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Sacramento county is to have another
sugar mandatory, company with that
object in view having been formed. It
is designed to manufacture the sugar
from melons, it being held that there is
more saccharine matter in them than in
beets, and that the establishment of the
mandatory will furnish a market for
the many hundred tons of that class of
produce that are usually left to rot in the
fields after the market becomes glutted.
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>-~-
Sole AGENcY.-W. R. Wilson is sole
agent for San Francisco Post. Daily En-
terprise, Salt Lake Tribune and Eureka
Sentinel. Also dealer in California and
New York newspapers, school books.
stationery, music, cigars and tobacco,
Press Wand's Saloon. II
DAILY ENTERPRISE, San Francisco
Post, Sentinel. s. F. Call, Salt Lake
Tribune and s. F. Courier sold by
W. b. Wilson. dealer in music, music
paper, school-books, reading matter,
cigars and tobacco at Press Wand's
Saloon. #
TIE immense sales of Hales Honey
of Horehound and Tar proves that the
people consider il the only sure remedy
for coughs and colds and all pulmonary
diseases. Sold by all druggists. Pixies
Toothache drops cure in one minute. =
Ice Ice |! Ice is. B. Martina once
more announces himself as being in the
field with large supply of fine, clear
Ice, which will be sold at reasonable
price. Leave orders at Fulks Il Mo
Alpin's.
If You want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
cd, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to J. j. Halpin & Co.,, who employ
none but 6rst-olass workmen. II.
CONVINCE man against his will. o
the same opinion, that Panaca Saloor
set out fine liquors and fragrant cigar
for One Price, One Bit! I'm
DURING the late wind and dust storm
in Phoebe. nip of the celebrated Cyru
Noble whisky was said to be excellen
for parched throat.
The boys" of Phoebe have been bust
y employed since payday in drinking
the celebrated Cyrus Noble whisky. 1w
DR. J. s. HAMMOND has established al
Office over the State Bank. Residence
+. 4. Clute's house, Cedar street.
l DESIRE that orders for ice be left a
Press wand's Saloon; in Bullion, q
Gillan's Saloon. W. R. WILSON.
IT
Houss to rent on Lacour street. "
] B. Wilson. u
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u. .. l.. d
e1'h '''nI class xss0i; 5nos GOODS
YARD: i tssai 1t s,s so ,s, ;s.s
9o.aSo YARDS flannel fisei rsS isilisd.
$50 yards Linssy plaid
i,os7 dozen Hose chiidrsns
81 81 Dozens dozen Scarf.
80 N..s Stsss NJ s%sSrTSS GOODS
2sooSS 900 YARDS YARDS cs H' standard prasa ''
$3.50 yards Drilling indigo blue
III 1855 yards Duck t Standard " sounss s 'A'
7' 7Sa Ssrss p hansssr Slasr
239oO yards Kentucky jeans.
a .,ssa
$500 ara; CLASS h,sss'' NJ sD''' 4'"sscLorn1sa
ss,5Ss Coats. sack, for men. assorted sizes
.32s Overcoats sack for men. large sizes
1850 Pants. for men, assorted sizes-
4ss suits Jackets and pants for boys to 10 jean Of
300 Suits coats pants and vests. for boys 10 to 10
2,23f Vests tor men. assorted sizes
e.oas Shirts. hickory.
1913 shirts flannel, red.
Icy CLASS ss.''' No. "snn sss daS QUALITY
2,2lo pairs Mems, assorted sizes.
pairs PAIRS Ss%s? 81. ';'s s"s '''''
ss5 pairs Misses, assorted sizes
~, '.!'i Ss'sss .iis!s:s s ;ss CAPS
l.s22 Hats. boys wool. assorted sizes
cashmere.
CLASS NO 7-HARDWARE, &C.
5ss dozen Axe. hes,
ass dozen * h.ndlss ss.neS. No. l. '-''
&C., dozen Sewing Avs
4S6 dozen Sewing awl Handles.
l,437 dozen Cups, tin pints and quarts.
22l dozen Dippers. tinnediron. long handles.
2ss dozen Frypan.. short handle, Nos. /, . and g. IN
e4s dozen Pans tin iron pressed, 2. and sparv
in equal quantities
41O dozen Plates, tin.
5ss Camp Kettles, in nests Of three.
1872 dozen Hatchets
300 dozen Planters Hoes. No. 2, best cast stoa
2O9 dozen Hoe Handles
s1 ,5 dozen ,Ha Fish Fish Hooks, assorted sizes
- dozen mill saw Files
23s dozen Saw Files taper. AZ inch.
LOTS dozen Butcher Knives, 8 inch.
400 dozen Hunting Knives. 9 inch.
80 dozen Skinning Knives. 6inch. 49,
347 dozen Knives and Forks good quality
s.s dozen Spoons table. tinned-ron
$40 dozen Spoons, tea, timed iron.
PAS dozen Shears cast steel. IN and inches
169 dozen Sleeves, wire.
IL Beaver Traps, Newhouse, No.
"a Mink Traps Newhouse.
CLASS NO EMOTIONS &C.
TOPS punches Beads assorted colOrsL
654 dozen Combs. coarse.
424 dozen Combs, H. tooth.
~ dozen Mirrors zinc.
4.cO0 Needles assorted sizes
1900 Needles, Glovers.
PAL dozen Thmbes. open.
1,2T0 dozen Spool Cotton, standard make. 2oo yards.
3-coru and 6-cord. equal quantities.
1872 pounds Thread, linen, standard make, Nos 30 30
and 40. two.thirds dark blue, onethird Whitley
1,sOO pounds Giliing Twne 2 and 3cord equal quant
ties Nos. 80 35 and 40
1915 pounds Cotton Matre. for Sencs -
CLASS NO. 9.-MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND HOSPITAL
Schedules showing in detail the character and quantity Of
the articles herein called for w, be furnished on applies
CLASS NO. 10-GROCERIES
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HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANIES LINE
4 for PLYMOUTH. CHEkBOUH i aud HAMBURG.
fhdsiA. ....August 81 GhLLkRr........... sept. II
ClNBRlA .-........ sept POMMERANlA.. Sept II
Rates of passage Plymouth Londsn Cherbonrr Ham
burg aud all points In I'm gland Firs, Cabin 500 gold:
Second Cabin. $50. god: Seerage. $50 currency
kUNiARDf co, G. y. RICHARD 4 BOAs,
- General Agents, General Passenger Agents.
81 3road ST., New } ork. Oh Broaaway. New York,
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COAsrIyIsE srEA,rxt1,px.

l. STEAMSHIP LINES
FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA, AUSTRALIA NEW
ZEALAND BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON &c.
Sailing from pier A. North River,
. For san fkANclstO. via lSrHMuS OF PANAMA
connecting for Central America and South ports
From SAN FRANCISCO to JAPAN and CHINA.
steamship GREAT REPUBLIC. -. friday. Sept
From SAN FRANCISCO 10 SANDWICH ISLANDS. AUS
TRALIA and NEW ZEALAND
steamship CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO We'd Aug 10
For ire ight passage apply 10
WM. 4. CLyDEk CU. or ii. J. RUILAy. Superintendent
No Bowling Green pier & North River foot st.
ENOR HAVANA THE SPLENDID NAIL STEAMER
LEO sails saturday. August % AT o'clock. For pass
MURRAY. FERRIS & co.
81 South st.
n y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL IS LINE.
~ Steamers leave pier No. < North River 4. NJ.
49,. 49,. -. FOR HAVANA DlnLCE
lncsuaf. reptenbcr
W. ~ H. urstay. september
-, =, fOk NhkA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS.
va yhayana p5ogesc. CampcSehy. Tuxpan and rampico
VI ~ MhAi CO.........-...s Tuesday, September
For freight ard passage apply
g y ALENANDRE 4 SONS. Al and 30 Broadway.
steamers VIII leave New Orleans september 10 and DC.
to5cr ior Vera Cruz and all the above portA
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RAILROAD

LEANS LN An r..
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
street ferries. AS ioliows:-
NJ, sunday. . ana $50 +. II
IS, NJ eonnecting at Cory for Ttusvillc Petroleum
For Baltimore washington and tho South. Limited Wash
nsGn Express of rams9 parlor car. daily except
s sS%d a. 20 aF, AND p Sunday Reg
EspIs; tor % 7sp az s 9iss, M l3s
sa!ion Ia u, ,.nd : 20 7. III. sunday $ a: II, s,si
For Centennial depat at 40 30 80 NJ and NJ
On sunasy A. n Returning, ieaye Centennial depot
and IN b. 80 g. and 7:Sr. On SUNDAY 7'o A. NJ
points, see scSedue ali Offices. ''D''
10 10 p n daily; 10 40 A. NJ and 90 daily except
1udsy r aSa WsfnSt09 sunday nas sn ha
selphia % $40 80 lo;i9 i 20 II go NJ 2i9
ss g. ss e 81 q ' I'D 5s s. 90 and
Ticket Offices 500 and s44 broadway No. Aston House.
AND foot pssOrn:sfs and CTaqat sts No ccurt st.
place. b. NJ BOYD Jn, General Passenger As Ss''
FRANK THOMSON General Manager
PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BHANCu AND THE
l. New jersey Southern Railrosd Fare lower than by
any other route eommssncing June ~ 1876 Leave New
Long Branch and Sf' s Tor
for ons and
4:4or; for Long branch, Toms River and wareewn:
n'ansn sunday, $50 Tor 'es sSEDEs is;sraMns
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
steamers RHODE ISLAND and N.ARRAGANsETT. from
pier 81 North River foot se',. Of jay ST, at5r M
ELECTRA aud GALArEA. a. 4:}O +. NJ
CHARACTERISTICS MOST POPULAR AND DIRECT
- route by the splendid steamers OF the Peoples Line
nRaw and ST. JOHN leaving daily from pier Il North
tickets to Albany. Saratoga und Montreal.
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DENTISIRN-

A RfIFicIAL TEETH A SPECIALITY -pIfape5~
n sets from 50 upward subx.,nti,v a.i. Ins
fitted aud guaranteed TO rive xatissact,r "'9iutys
NEDf, o3 Bond - ~ hS1s~
4 SET OF 49, IN THREE HOURS l2s wKs1.
- JIM 80 ,o4Nnway NkwRRoU0A
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INAlL RIVER LINE To BOSTON.
II via Newport and Fall ,kver-Thc world renowned
steamboats, BRISTOL. and PROVIDENCE leave pier -
North River. foo OF Murray ST. daily
T. NJ Through tickets sold all the principal hotels
the
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PROPOSALS.
pEof0sALs ron INDIAN GOODS, MEDICAL s0P
i plies and Groceries

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
WAsHiSoros. August 16, 1876
SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed Proposals for Indian
Goods Class No. -" q. 2 8, 4, 9. T. &. or TO- tho
bel. will be received Nos ~ and ~ Leon
st.. New York. until IL O'Clock NJ Thursday September
H. 1876 for furnishing in the quantities herein given
or all of the articles named in the following list;
The above place will be open for business and after
Tuesday September 3.
1-MACkINAC
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LOR NORWALK.


will positively her trips Saturday afternoon leaving
Jewels Dock near Fulton Ferry BROOKLYN at 80 r. NJ
pier 81 East River, foot Of Marke slip New York
r. NJ and from s3d r. NJ, and continue Though the
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EACSES1ONS.
A -A.-ROCKAWAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.
Regular Line. established 1871.
FIVE EXCURSIONS DAILY AND SUNDAY
by steamers
AMERlCuS. NENEESINk and WILLIAM COOK.
Musical entertainment every day by
- MENr BAND
THE ORPuEUs QUARTErTb CLUB.
PHILLIPS GLEE CLUB and
PROF. SOLTAU. the renowned Cornct Player.
Twenty minutes sail ON the Atlantic Ocean,
and three hours TO enjoy the breezes boaoh
Observe the Time Table.
AMERICCS LEAVES
oath St, North River ut = 30 A. ~. and rs p. NJ
10th St, North River, at s45 aud ~ Z. NJ.
Nesey st.. North River. at . A. NJ. and 40 +. n.
Fulton ferry. Brooklyn. ut s.: 20 A. NJ aud r. N.
WILLIAM COOK LEAVES
2tth st., North River at 10 80 4. NJ.
10th ST.. North River n 10 As A. NJ.
Pier = North River. ut III A. NJ
Fulton ferry, Brooklyn at IL 10 A. ".
- = NENERSlNK LEAVES
YIN ST.. hast River, A. ~ and II 45 Z. NJ
south LIST st.. Williamsburg. Ss15 a. VI. aud =. n
Grand st.. New York. 8 30 A. NJ and 10 r. NJ
Fulton Terry. Brooklyn . A. NJ and 30 r. NJ
returning boats leave kockaway At IL A. NJ 4:45 and
Fare. Boo. Excursion tickets SOC Return tickets are
good on either boat.
SPECIAL NOTICE-No delay from low tide Only boats
making all the landings At kockaway
A FISHING BANKS AND SANDY HOOK EVERY
~. dav, saturday excepted Ocean steamer Sc TIL LOW
leaving Harrison North River, :3O 9Th East Ever
z: pier u East River. 7l5; 10Th North River 7s6
pier q North River. "a. NJ. Tickets 81.
AL. a. FOSTER. Manager.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-26

At Washington, passengers make close con.
nection with all the lines to and from the North
and West; at Danville, dali. with South
and Southwest at Lynchburg, twice daily, 70
Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans Arkansas and
Texas, and at Gordonsvile and Charlottesville,
by Mail Train. with Jhes. s. Ohio K T., Ess!
and West Twice daily connections TO Rich
mond. "
MAN ASSAS DIVISION.
Leave Washington daily, cxcept Sunday, 81
1855 m, Alrxancria ut 935 y. M. arrive =!
Strasourg 440 p. m. Leave StrasburS st i IS
a. IN, and get to alexandria at $50 y. II.
WARRENTON BRANCH
Connection between WarreIton and Main
Line, with Mail Train only, Lowing Washing
ton 1855 y. III, Alexandria s. 30 II. m.
PULLMAN SLEEP KS run through Nth.
out change bet,oeen Baltimore aud New 0rtsnns
via Lynchburg. East Tennessee and Atlanta
line leaving Baltimore y, % q. IN. Also
Sleapers between Baltimore and ynchbug
from Baltimore 10. II D. hi.
Passenger trains between Alex4tdria and
Baltimore run only bj wsy Of W.s!.it gton. snd
without change.
Through tickets to FIorld.., nj al ne South
and West BY the many d FER, lines, at loves.
rates. &. }. FOkEACRE ZEN. Manager.
j 81 BROADUS, r.. I. feb l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-26
1876 GREAT 1876
pkSESyI.V MA KesXIFE,

TO THE NORTH, WEST Il SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Trains leave Washington, from depot OF BAL
TIMURE s. POTOMAC RAJ LROAD, cor
ner of Sixth and B streets, ss follows:
For Philadelphia New York and The East, g.
o. m. daily, with Palace Cars attached. Lin.
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Cars 81 n.
m. daily, except sunday. For PhlisdcIpnis
and New York l.30 p m daily, except Sun
day; for Phlladelphla 4.55 p. m. daily, with
Psrlor Cars attached
For Pittsburg and the West, ga; m. daily, with
Parlor Cars to Pitts burg; 7.4 p. N. daily.
with Palace Car to Chicago, and l1.6o y. H.
daily, except Sunday.
For Cansndaigua and the North, q. m. daily
except Sunday; and I 4U p. N. daily, e2cep:
Saturday, with Palace Car to Rochester. Fol-
Elmira, II. IS Ill. daily, except Sunday.
For the South via Richmond g. AZ q. III, anu
ll3S D. N. daily, except sunday, and Wis
Lynchburg q. M IL 80 p. m. daily, e4cep;
Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandra, +, 7, 8, 9. 10 and II a. M, and
l., 40, 5. &, and IL 80 y. N. On Sunday 8:
80. N and l and 6 p. In.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, D. y
8, ., 10 and II d. m, l, 8, 4, 5, = and p. H.
On sunday al 6 and III ~ H., and pm.
Tickets and information can be procured a.
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast D. NJ BOYD, Jr.,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager. jan