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10 laka tie Seuth Pal aaod.

Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, is very
patriotic and wonderfully fraterual. He
thinks it would create q better feeling at
the South if the North would consent to
pay Southern mail contractors for services
for the quarter ending April l, 1861, just
before they arose in armed rebellion to de-
stroy the Government for which they had
performed service. He thinks all claims
for services before the war should now be
paid, and that will make the South feel
good. But if this innocent little wedge
should be entered, the next thing to be done
2 make the Southern people feel good will
be to pay for their lives lost during the var
for their slaves liberated BY il, and finally
the sRumPtioa Of the Cmfederate debt
The North, Of course, are pleased to zee
their Southern friends feeling good, and
cherish The kindlisst ieelines towards
them, but it is not proposed 70 hire them to
feel better BY the admission Of any such
unjust claimA They took up anna asainst
the Uliun, sDa must suf5sr De cooae1uan.
c.. = h.sa asd bitter a they nay A.
C&iea9o RA. J
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Send Men We Can Trust.

The feeling among the leading Republi-
can papers and Republicans of Kansas
seems to be in favor of sending an unin-
structed delegation to Cincinnati. If this
is done, the delegation should be selected
with great care, and should be composed Of
men whose Republicsnism, honesty, integ-
rity and patriotism are above suspicion,
and whose judgment and firmness are equal
to any emergency that might arise. If We
send an uninstructed delegation, we should
be careful to send delegates who need no
instructions; men of character and stand
ing, who cannot afford 10 be, and who can
not be bought or sold, deceived or corrupt
ed. We want Kansas represented by able
and honest men at Cincinnati.-Salina
Herald
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Is Gov. Osborn going TO let the peacea.
bic citizens of the Southwest be mercilessly
scalred? We see by the Troy Chit Whose
report we publish on our first page) that he
has returned from his campaign in the
Northwest, crowned with laurels; but in
stead Of coming down this way, he made a
detour and struck of toward Fort Scott
Perhaps he'll come marching up through
Harper, Barbour and Comanche counties,
and fall upon the Indian like thief in
the night, or perhaps he thinks his ex-
Adiutant-General can take care of this
country.-Iarned Press
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Woman Suffrage.

The lecture by Miss Susan 3. Anthony,
on Monday night, on woman suffrage, was
very interesting one, and deserved larger
audience than the one tina: listened TO it 50
attentively. 1t was an intelligent audience,
and probably, in the main, was well sat
isfied.
Miss Anthony is not an orator in the usual
sense of the word, but she is good arguer.
Her points were well taken, and extremely
well fortified by indisputable facts.
The speaker is keen at thrust and parry,
and, at times. INDUCED in it to the edifca-
ton of the audience, who applauded her
hits, heartily.
Miss Anthony has been much decried,
and made the butt of much senseless ridi-
Guile and pointless wit, but it will take solid
argument and incontrovertible facts TO
overthrow her position on the question she
ha. at heart. In our judgment, she is the
brayest spirit on her side of the house, and
deserving of the most credit OF all enlisted
in that cause. Anna Dickinson is gifted
woman, and by her powers Of oratory has
won the hearts OF the people. Cady Stan
ton has had the prestige of wealth and
noble husband to defend her and stand by
her, but Miss Anthony has had to do battle
alone against poverty, against the lack OF
the rare persuasive gift Of eloquence, and
she has won a justly earned distinction and
fame, which no jibe or Jest, a Ia Chicago
Times, can wipe out or tarnish.
She has been lecturing since the suspen-
sion OF her paper,-and for the past seven
months, five nights week-not for her
private purse, but for her creditors. When
the Revolution, the organ of the woman SUI
fragists, suspended, it was loaded down
with So, 900 indebtedness. Instead of tax
ing advantage Of the bankrupt law, and
paying five cents on the dollar, or less, as
is done in nine hundred and ninety
cases out of every Thousand by men, she
went to work to pay it, and last March
paid the last cent Of it, and is now free to
work for herself, and we would advise her
to do SO, and lay up something for the in
evitable "rainy day"
The Library Association neither made
nor lost anything by the lecture, a. Its off,
GERS "chipped in" the necessary amount to
pay arrearages, which were simply the
printing and posting of bills.-Generd, (N.)
laper.
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Drev's Decentralization and Wander bits De-
clina

lBarleigh's New York Correspondence of the Bos-
ton Jonrnall
The friends Of Daniel Drew saw that he
is completely demoralized. His style of
business has been very peculiar, and in the
end, mas been ruinous to him. Having un-
boun,' ed confidence in his own Judgment,
he kept his money in his own hands, paw
ing @ Y the interest to parties TO whom the
money belonged. He did not even provide
for his own household. Instead of settling
his tine mansion on his wife, as he might
have done, he covered il with heavy
mortgage. A foreclosure of $4,000 has
just been filed with the clerk OF the court.
Another mortgage, equally large, is ready
for foreclosure. Instead of giving his
children property in their own right, he
gave them notes His sop has secured n
place in the steamboat office where. for
many years, his father ruled as a magnate.
OF the sad consequences of his style, Mr..
Drew was fully warned BY his business
friends, many of whom are among the first
business men of the city. He expresses
himself very plainly about the folly of mis-
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g Ratocrscy."

Notwithstanding the printers strike
which occurred in the St. Joseph Gaseti.
Office, last week, that enterprising pape,
manages just as well, and better than ever,
under = ratocracy. The longer We live, the
more convinced we become that the Typo.
graphical union is a curse, instead Of q
blessing, to the craft. The GaseHe promises
to manage its own Affairs, after this, AZ
every sensible newspaper concern does-H-
nfnnfha Herald
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Too HiRh.

The universal expression of opinion
throughout the West il, that the rates Of
fare to the Centennial are too high. We
believe our Western roads are ready and
willing to make a reduction that will meet
the popular demand, and we think the
Eastern trunk lines will be forced to make
some better arrangements Thousands will
not 60 At all At the present rates, who would
60 if the fares were put at reasonable fig
ures.-Larrence Journal.
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MEDICAL.
OVARIAN TUMOR,
Of fen Years Growth Cured
By Dr.. Railways Remedies.

HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMOR IN Tel
OvARIES AND Bowels FOB TEN YEARS
ASx ARB1R, DC. q, 1878.
DR.. RAILWAY: That Sthers m y be benefited,
I make this stat ment:
1 have had an Ovarian Tunor 10 the osaries
and loves Tor ten ye,rs. tried ths b,st Physi-
cians Of this place and 9th . With Sut any q
6t. Il Vas growing At such rspidity that cou d
not hav 70 lived much lonxe A iIiend vi mil
induced me TO try Haduay's Remedies ha :
not much faith in them, but finally, after mu h
purchased six bottles Of the Resolvent. two
boxes Of the Pills, and 100 bottles OF the relief
used thoss without any apparent ben-nt de-
Of toe R-soisest, two OF tn Relief and two box
e. 4 Pills. Before they were gone ! lad lo I
twenty. I've pounds.
/ continued 70 "a the MEDICINE until l was
cine about i've onths and curing ,ha, Il ne,
lc-t iorty live pounds. 10 ala took three dvzen
bottles OF the Re-olvent. six bottles Relief, ard
ak boxes Of the Pill.
gratitude 10 God for his nelp in nv deep affi c.
ton. To you, Sir. and your wonderful med cine
! feel deeply Indebted, and my prayer Is tina, it
NAV be rs much Of q blessing 10 others As has
been & me
lSigned, MRS. Z. BIBB1Ss.
Mr. bibbins, who makes the above certif ate.
10 the person for whom l requested you 10 .erd
medicine in June, 1875. The medicines abo e
stated were b .ugnt OF me, win the exception OF
What vas cent 10 her BY y.u i MAJ say that
lSigned, l.. o. LERcH.
Druggist and Chemist, Ann AIbor, Mich.
This may Ger ify that Mrs. Bibri"s, who
makes the above Certificate, 10 and has be n for
In 9. ated are undoubtedly am undsniaLIy correct.
Any Cne Sho knows Mrs. Bitbps, will believe
h. stat. men ISnzei.l BssJ d. COCK r,
z. B. PoND, MAlr b. PoSD. MAsr CotKKR.
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Parties from the west part of our county
say that the farmers have got their wheat
nearly all in, and that the acreage is twice
As great as any previous year. In fact the
farmers OF our county in general are doing
more this spring than ever before, having
had ample time the winter to prepare their
wheat ground and only having to SOW their
grain this spring. Corn is also being plant
ed largely, many farmers having TO break
extra ground and plant on the sod
Washington Republican.
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pilcateu forms It il . ell known that Dr. james
b stO0r At tn, head OF the profess on for 80
.ear Age and experience are Limp rfs,r.
senfnal Weakness, night loss Q BY dreams.
I.impie IN the face. 10 manhood, can roeitiv.
ely be cured: Ladies wanting the most d lie ate
attention, call or write. Pleasant home for D ).
tients. A book for the million. Narrisse
Gulds. which tells You all about these iseases
-wh3 should mary-wh- not 10 cents 10 Jav
postage. DIR James has 80 rooms and pirior
You zee no enc but the doctor. Once hours 8
n. to- Sunday, 10 to Il. All bust
nees strictly confidential. mayo dGv-IiI
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Our Ordinary Capacity.

A French statistician says that the or.
binary man, SO years old, has slept COCO
days, worked G, 800 days walked 500 days,
eaten 5000 meals. played 1000 days, and
been sick 500 daya He has eaten II. 600
pounds OF bread, $1,000 pounds Of meat
1900 pounds OF vegetables, eggs and fish,
and drank 1000 GALLONS Of LIQUID.
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Not Altheleie.

The Kirwin Cii5 says: "we have au-
thentic information from Washington that
W. A. Phillips is making arrangements 10
be in Topeka in Nay, to force the State
convention to pass resolutions endorsinp his
imitation speech" Col Phillips never made
an Imitation speech, and the Kirvin O;s
has no such &auAhsntic infoemation,I.Sa.
lixa Herald.
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SS IN con per day. Agents wanted All
- " @6O classes Of working people Of both
ssxes, Young and old, make more money at vorh
Tor us, In their IN localities, during their spars
We offer emI loyment that viii pay handsomely
or every hours work. Full particulars terms
nc, sent iree. send your address n once
Don't delay. Now Is the time. Don't look Tor
sork or business elsewhere, until you have learned
shat We offer. Il. sTIssoS 4 Co., Portland, Maine
maylS.4S-
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HAIR DYE.

ID ATCHELOR'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
ID test in the world The inventor has used
this splendid Hair Dye for 81 years. With bene-
fiji TO the hai and no injury to his health: prool
that it is only true and perfect Dye. Ham.
iess, reliable. instan'an.ous. No disappo'D
menl no ridicu GUS tints; remedies the I'll ef.
fects OF bad dye; leaves the hair soft nd bea 4.
tiful, Black or Brown. Sold and properly sp.
piled at BATCH ELOR'S Wig frctOry. No. II
Bond street, N. Y old bv all druggists.
fatchelOr's erasive Soap removes stains from
the Il gers shin, &c.
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Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Inflammation Of he
Bladder, L. hAmmatIoi If Inc ooveis. Aumps,
'~nststion Of The Lurgs, core Thloa', Dif-
icuit Breathing, fslpiia'ion OF the
Heart, Hysterics, TOup, Diph-
ther.a, Gaia h, InfueDzI
Headache, Tooihsche, Seu-
rsl.ia. kheumStism,
Cold th,ls, ASue
Chills.
The opp ication Of :hs Ready Relief 10 the part
or parts where the ain difficulty exists - i'll az
lord a . comfort
Twenty diops In half tnmbleF Of water will. In
Q lev minutsa, cure Cramps, Sprans. souI
onach, Heartburn, SICK Headach BiarThea,
Dyssntery. ChoIc, y ind in the bowels, ana all
internal pains
Trave!er should always carry q bottle Of RAD
WAYS ktADY RELIEF with them. A lev
drops in water will prevent Q csness OF pains from
h.nge Of va,er. IL u better than French Brandy
or Bitten - stimuiant.
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Mn0gV and Little NO l. Or Soc ems and \
4vNbl stamp. viii send srfi les that every.
6ody Wa10 - buy II siahs. Juss look ss tpeS .
1aasee He0ea 9evay Co., PnovIDMcB, z. L
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DIR. Railways
REGULATING PILLS,


perfectly: tas,elss, Oh g,nily coated With sweet
gun, purge, reul.t- purify, cleanse. and
streng ben. Raduay's Pills, for the cure Of al
die rue,s Of the stoaisth, Live. Bowels, xidne, 8
biaader. he vous Diaass. beadacbe, ConstiI ..
ton, Cotivepe.s, Indigestion, Dyspepsia Bli.
iCusnsse, ii ii0us Fever. Il naa mziiou Of the
Bowels Pies, d al Deransenents Of the lnteI.
nal vrGerA MauaDteo to eject Do hive cure,
Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury, miner.
ais or de etersous drug.
oO'Ubs rye he following syrptoms resulting
n n " orders Of the D Ee,tlve Organs
Csnstpsnon, Inward Pfes. fullneo Of the
Blood il. the Head, Asidiry Of the stomach.
ssas.a. aeariburn. Disgust II Food, Flu lnsss Of
WEIGHT 10 ths tons. b. sour Eruption-, sinking
OF SlGtsefings in the Pit Of the Stomach, swim.
ming Of the Aead. Hurried and Diiheuit Br a,h.
ing. fiuitesins, at the Heart. CAoAing o. suocaf-
ing Sensation when In Lying Pcstsfe, Dimpess
Of VISION. Dots Of Wehs before the sight, Fever
snd Dull Pain in tbs Head, Deficiency Of Pss.pira.
ten, Yeliovnea OF the Skln and kyes, Pains in
the side, Chst Hmbs, and sudden Flushes Of
Heat Burning in the Flesh
A few dssas Of 8AOW yrs PILLS will free the
y, TEN 6foa all The abJve nansd disprders. Price
Is cent Psr box. sold By druggists.
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DRESCRIPTION FREE. Instant relief TO
l. young men suffering from SpermdtOrrhec,
Nervous Weak ess, tarI, Decay, and luss of
Mani cd by tn. srror and discretion eff y nth
Send stamp for Prescription, to DIR. j. JOHN
son, Lock Box 1s56, Providence, X. 1.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

NOR the speedy Cure OF Seminal We1kne Q,
IL Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on BY
indiscretiOus excess. ANY Druggis, has the in
gradients.
Address DAVIDSON 4 CO., Box 229s New
York. septl-eojA v-5e.
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DR.. WHITTIER,

ONs WIFI utEk,
eI st. Chsrie. street. st Louis, No.
Ia been !o-;Zr casassf Ia he special tEean~nr % n
voneroa', Sexual ana Chronic Diseases
s.2hl;is, o onorrhDa, elect, Structure,
orr,i-is, Hernia. or Rupture, ell Urinary
O'ocascs and syphi!;tico or nnercuriai a1ec.
lions .: tss throat. sain or bones, are treated
prrac! fsIescSs. &C i1est sei, ntiac prinGpss-
Irfpotency, astLs result 81 ssy eSessin yosth,
aa yeara other srd sh~a
produce 81 the folissins edets ssossnsss sesir
ssnons. Debility. dssas Of sish Ssfses,ss memoir.
i,iiss. eogioa q i1ess. fse.ssi Seser ste
nag rna.IlaEN lnnpsoper Or unhappy, .n
ss.ye s"nt 10 sss:si sarepe fer po-tass s,anpI
Dssases necnilar 60 Eomss &c.. .ssa >;
sh CT Disessss and Of rons.
So ef:.. ssfally treated Descriptive pm Ut
sat sesied FOR stamps. Age With experience
LED u:sa hissef treat ns thcr'
arfs d cases every year acquires great ss PhJesI
tuo.ins tls freqaenty reccunsnd persons 70 my
csnadsnAl per on:y Or By letter free
iyiet. Wh-a Measurement 70 visit the city for iies
Car-abls c,ss saarast.eL sliss it.frac,y
.a:cl oa:s hsus: A. u. to =. u. Sundays, !. &c
Up. 4. PersD osyssns IN hs city 81 arg AoH, nag
dir'si &c the oTcs. Hat nicst RUG the Door Bsu
."asise in The country, embracing Reception =
Co I;!Sa rooms. Barring and slcepne apartmrE'S
~ 4 ana vapof Bs hs; comprehensive Laboratory
S9're IL c:r-s 1sed E the bishent are prepared
Ia-, .ssi RI Of the schools Of medicine
Gsnr a-a al Fi, Ifs and ee,ored to life.
Haste cs-t-i"a.. which have been procured
f-"n -, !! r~,aElEss a: sxpease Snd net To b
IT, ~ 80 20. l~-:.rr.. Atd,os O. aso..
ASs--.- -Sskkea41 - =
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DIR. RAILWAYS
SarsapariIIian ResoIvent
The Great Blood Purifier.

Fos THE CUBE OF ALL CHRONIC DISEASES,
SCROFULA OR SYPHILITIC, HER.
EDITARY OR CONTAGIOUS,
BE II sEAfED IN TIE
Lungs or Stomach, skin or Bones, Flesh or Nerves,
CORRUP Inc Tue SDLlDs AND WHAT
ING1Hn FLUIDS.
Chronic Rneumati.m, croiuia, G andular Swell
lin, Hacking Try Cough, Caueer,us Affections,
eyph'l'tic Complaints. Bleeding of the Lungs,
D sptpsia, alter Brash, Tie i'ooreux, " bite
swei ing. Tumors. Uc,rs. Skin aud Hip Dis
essas, .sercuriai Diseas $, Female Complaints,
8out, DT0ps,, kickets, Salt kheum, Bronchitis,
Consu option, Kidney. Bladder. Liver Com
piaint, Ac., PRICE sI PER BvlTLE.
Sold by Drugg,sts
DR. RADWAi ACD., 81 WARREN ST, N. Y.
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!. A. Bachelors New cOSmetiQ1e.
SNS2IlIzZ5zIISS \ ); z!EIS!z!E \!

In all Private Aatters consult
DIR. CLARKE, 1856 South Clark Street.
He is an Old Experienced and Reliable Ply
sici1n- Ladies may consult ON all IRREGULAR
tiles AND DISEASES OF A CHRONIC OR
DELICATE nature with the assurance Of relief.
sH Send two stamps for Safeguard Of Health. "
Dr. Clarkes Celebrated Female Pills. 81 80 (extra
strong) $500 per box. Periodic Mixture, SO
per bottle. :" Pesearie PreventiG" $40 each.
Warranted Private Home accommodations and
nursing when required.
ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS. Dr. Clarke ad-
ministers Medical Electricity, scientifically On
aid Of other remedies) for Rheumatism, P0ralvsis,
Chored (St Vitus Dsnce) &C.
Sp~mdtorhed, Seminal Weakness, Nighf
Emissions, and all nervous and sexual effects of
early lndiecretion or SELF-ABUSE speedily
cured @Send two stamps for Book on these
subjects. Orders for all kinds of Rubber Good"
filed at once. Consultation free, eacred and con.
6dential. Call or write. Address letters, DIR
). d. CLARKE, 1856 South Clark St. Chicago.
fsbl-ss
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Dr.. JAMES
Lock Hospital,
COINEH
Washington
mfr Min

q hicago. III.
Chart red BIZ the
State Of l linois for
the express pur-
pose OF giving I'M
mediate relief in
all ca e. Of p-i-
sste chronic and
q mary dis ass,
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AND AGUE.

Fever and Asue cured for my cent?. There ID
net remedial agent in the world that will cure
lover and aGue, and all other mala.ious, bilious,
scaflss, typhoid, yellow and other fevsr1 (atded
BY kedvly's Pius) % quick - Railway Ready
ksliel. Fly cepss per Bottle.
sold by Druggists
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0. 5. MEDALLION CO., 2l2 Broadway.
mIys-lO6-Icd&w

1l0Ip0 FOR LADIES only. (Gentlemen
UuUlUus reel nor spniv) send Z three e. nj
stamps and learn SECRET every lady, mar
riei or single, shou r-,ss-s5 Address Mr.
JennieJOhns1 IN Lock Box i:3 Providence, x. l.
mayo dlm-v3m
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That instantly stops the most e1cruciating pains.
aliays IN nammatiOI aod cures CONCESSIONS vhetber
OF the Lungs. stomach. Bowels or other glands or
o Jgans, on one application.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-24
1876 GREAT 1876
PENNSYLY ROUTE

TO THE NORTH, w EST " SOUTH w EST.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, splendid SCENERY.
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Trains leave Washington, from depot OF BAL
TlMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner Jf Sixth and B streets, Us follows:
For Philadelphia, New York and the East, g. II
D. N. daily with Palace Cars attached Linn
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Cars 92' n.
M. daily, except Sunday. For Philadclphs
and New York 10 m. daily, except sun
day for Philadelphia ass p. Ii. daily with
Puror Cars attached.
For Pittsburg and the West, ga. IN. daily, VITA
Paror Cars to Pittsburgh 74D y. IN. daily.
with Palace Car to Chicago, and so ~ III.
daily, except Sunday.
For Cansniaigua and tho North, a. nj. d''Iy,
except Sunday; and 7.D p. IN. 'a'iy' cAGSpt
Saturday with Palace Car to Rochester f"F
Elmra, IL 50 Il III. daily, except Sunday.
For the South, viz Richmond, o4o n. III, AM
1l38 y. N. daily, except sunday, ana VIA
Lynchburg h. IN. LBS y. M daily except
Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alcxandria, 4, I, s. .. ~ and ii q. m, ana
l,3,4M, s, i, I and l.3S y. IN. On Sunday h!
8a nj and and 3 y. ~
Trains leuvs Alcxardria for Washington o. -
8 9, 10 and II H. L. !, 3, 4, S, i and p M
On Sunday ut = and 10 a. m, snd pm.
Tickets and information can be procure: n.
principal railroad stations and TICKET olncc'
Southeast ID. NJ. BOYD, DR.,
Gcn'l Passenger Agou!
FRANK THOMSON -,
General Manager. JAN l
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NORTH BOUND. Mail Train. Express

ACCOM- TRAIN, daily, eycep,
Sunday-Leave Washington 4.20 p M, Alexsn.
drla 500 p. M, arrive at Front Royal 10 D.
m. Leave Front Royal $50 III, arrive =.
Alexandria SO b m, and at Washington 80
q. m.
MANASSAS DIVISION, Mail Train-Pss.
sengers leave Washington 500 q. H., Aleysn.
drla 8 80 a. M, and arrive at Strasburg 4 10 \.
M Leave Slrssburg $50 3. m, arrive At Alex
andria 3.30 p. m.
WAKKENTON BRANCH-Connecton to
and from Warrenton with Mail Train only.
At Washington, close connections with North
and West At Danvilc daily, with South and
Southwest; 1T Lyrchburg, twice daily, to South
and West, and ut Gordonsvle and Charlottes.
vile, by Mail Train, with Ches. il Ohio l.. L.
East and West.
Twice daily connections to Richmond
Both trains from the South connect with Ches.
u Ohio at Charlottesville for the West.
Pullman Sleeper daily, without Change be-
tween Baltimore and New Orleans, .eavine
Baltimore GOO a. m. Also Sleeper between
Baltimore and Lynchburg by night line.
Centennial Excursion Tickets TO Philadelphia
on sale from May 10th, good for thirty days,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-24

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks office OF the
Y Corporation Court of the city of Alexan-
dris, on the 9th day of April, 1876: Wesley
Makeley, plaintiff, vs. John S. Ridgeley, J. w.
Carr and G. Boyd Barrett, defendants. Action
of trespass on the case.
Memo: The object of this suit is to recover
from the defendants the sum of $S96.97, with In
terest from March %, 1875.
The defendant, Z. Boyd Barrett, not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act OF Assembly,
and the rules of this Court, and it appear
ing by affidavit that he is not a resident OF
this State it is ordered that said defendant appear
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 Alexandria Ga
zette, q newspaper published in the city of AL
exandria, once week for four successive weeks
and posted at the front door of the Court House
of this city. A copy-test:
MORTON MARYE. Clerk.
D. L. Smoot, p. q. ap S-w4w