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Come, Now, aud lie, u. Reason Together

why do people so frequently say 10 DR.. Pierce: ;
-uftp iultu Mr,ilNhl iilri cures every
tNiug B,,auS # hA, been Nc utc u knakish
rlmrntans to Manufacture worthless nnstrims. AMI NJ
ruut tulnc the ilunraui and crculouS N zee uuiu' MI
ut th,l tnrirc rNrtN form 10 disease lu sutu
toni na. TINS praeusrd that II ~ no wundvr tlh
nnnN have hrunrrl prriuucrs against all advertised
rrnuues Buf nr Pierce dps not hdNtfu>" MS standard
prrlnAtut, As ,urt all. du not clan that they VII
nerinrn miracles hat -imlY publishes the tact mat they
have rKtlu,rd sIttinrs tor rrfLuu forms at dis
,l-, hf which ne umnumis them after having tested
ihrirt oHrv m many hundred cases with the most grat
i.if success ltisA inct known every Nciinlnnucd
p .i,Hu that many Single remedies possess several di
icr.nt prnirfuOs Qunine, iuf Hi~ttico, has tome
uIifN Winch suggests is use IN cisrs "a dt hlilN, An
nu frroiir, ~ Miirh n Is rirarious m aguc, Hi a
thriusC PROPERTY, Wht frhi r-t tiitArions IN
u t.ttr Iiir result NJ ts administration VIII Also wary
lhH uulIlN riNtu AMI 'hr circumstances urlt 2
wurhit euIuoyed So Ike wi>o, the iuldru Mcdloa'
Discovery nus,pssO, hnth lnNtoru and Alternative, 90
h.tl Nin.in properties nj ihn hifn-t order BY roH
-Ou ui tliI 1850 if.uiurut lHn"rirs n cures Two
,lI.,~ u il.. tl. ust those ct t.O respiratory on
anus. ID. throat. hron hil and lung ah ruuus, ehruNc
,.n.l, be- unt l.fnui and. errlud di.rn o tho b Ioi
ami lluliutr -.tlu. 40 which affections ON skinu
plA .riNn- cinu1 trfhiNrs "a, ln sa-cs ol hl"t lr.
,rlU tDur. u'lDls, Ni-s, iuWnl abe ti W
torn urui tho ht,r ol 'hunsiH- WING It's i.' 90 y
~. rrnihtnhauo l 1901 ftc-, 't rsed ln elsi' i u
un,r, foii-ininn. set Nnlnrri not take II rN"ri h-
iiN flv fuGu Nuiir itu- Hfr hA CON iur I, nNt i
eau. Il d. rrrunun, aided az Nooi medicine Wuhld ne
prnnHrfnr advise Won to take II rNlrcuu ~ n rHir can
t,r Ail not perform miracles, b~t Il wi are many
grave lvIlns VI do ase'-.li.'
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VIZ. Dryciy srn.rKs roR HIMSELF.
His Recollection OF the Hyp"thccation Of the
Firms Securities.

The examination Of William Butler Dun
can with reference tr matters pertaining to the
failure of the firm OF Duncan. sherman ~ Coz
WIS continued yesterday before Register
K,t-hum. Mr.. W. Il. duncan took the stand.
Iii attention being drawn 90 check drawn 10y
his firm on the National Bank of the State Of
NV York for SOP lgold dated Feb. %. 1875
ana when asked whether he knew when the
check WIS drawn. that his firm WIS insov"rt,
he rruliri |. don't know when the check wis
drawn. The first knowledge had NJ tn" che X
If Wis drawn AT tho late stat ii on ts face, WIS
when ! feared ia" Insolvency oi my firm and wis
'n-' god in cud'aNuring g. supply tho means
n''.,~-irv tn avert ~u.h Insolvency. / do not
T. r~onullv know III" joel Cook named IN In"
che he lives IN Phiadc phih and l. a lawyer
| h"AvNr'
Q.-r~a.e icoA at ExhuitA Feb L. 49,. attached 20
,u know anything about the alleged sale IN. aah
ini, -75. cot the -to,A- ami securities therein mentioned
sod with Your sir d, Your authority A-Ths
" +, Il fs'G1 s Sss n s s sai S
MIN W. ~, n,, sbc p w, T ,,s ,r,i,r
,aini Now recall g. pa, r,coi.c on Tie dat. Is wrons
NJ was not ecs>'rs and 10 the best 4" my knowledge
V-D.d you li,c any instructions or anv suggestion.
ahou That une ~ rei,rcn,e TO their being schi A-Nni
,a' ,ie wt"g; TO ins e' Of your r,'ol-
Q-Nasrh,rorc or after Jun, ~ Amer
the RanE u N, sia,, OF S,w YORK k-No
Q-p4i NotlANr ANYTHING 90 du. by diry unn or other
" -. will m,ir h,lwi',cation' A-Vnioao'edN, |
Now. please state an you know in reference to their
hyi uthoe atgn amt Chg d To- W. they Mcrs hlp.i"g
9S' a. "ni ".. ~ 49, ,in ann ss,, u, ~ VA
rghi At u, time. The particulars have passed from my
~ YOU kg.w ag,'hin. ahoa, balance II Your
VIII DO, as.i.r,e ha. IS VIII cia.u
Nj. Brown. at the conclusion Of Mr.. Duncan
a. a. i
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NEw YORK. Wednesday. Feb. 21-Reccipts Of
hccNcs b car loads 500 head. against 100 for
the As last week The quality good. and tho
market VA. slow a. about Mondays Prices raniins irom
to re. r H.. to dto To- - rs tu tie
Rec inf NJ sheep and lambs ~ ear Loads 4hin
hcad making 4.7ip since MONDAY. Hgnns 2'ip for tho
tius Ia. week. frIra. were 40 n hrhcr
AMI the market fairly ilm at js-c. No. ordinary
tucNtra Sheep lar 10 good lot, generally selling al "a
Go r. m
Receipt. of hogs were ~ loads 1870 head. max
in- 40 since Monday urain-f NNiN for the tlmd
lat wt' About ear loads were offered alive" hut mot
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Arrived-wrpsrspAr, Feb. II.

s. Tlcnnorn, johnson Portland
- NJ plume. Berry. Hp>tun
;. Alhcmarc. Gibbs. Isswrs. Del
;. Allentown. futile. Phiadculia
:. Hudson. Eager. New orleans Fob Is
Sup Freedom. Lawrence. Liverpool
snip QUO Antoine. Guuder>on. Liverpool
bark Auna Mar-hrrthc, Jacobsen, Antwerp
Bark Midas Frost tatnuH NOV II, Via Gibraltar Jan q
Bark : Bu.hn N MAhu. Trieste.
BHrk Padre Nula>cu. slaughter. Antwerp.
Bnrk Andrea LnNieo. EIiu. Palermo
Hilh kun- earl ilnu>kiu. BorlcauN.
Btrk a., mentit. lot.io. Glrgrnu.
Rhrk Richard. pnnirlscn. London
BARK IoroNa. Scarlet Manila Aus .
BARK Lyman tann Graves, Antwerp.
Bris DaNllsht Gibson Drmcrari
Bri- trnus. Olunans. knJHucirn
Schr Anne Barker. snowman. ~ rnnmhuco
Also thr usual river ant cpastwI~c vessels
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pnrLAnrLruIA. Fob 81. An interesting ooro-
mon, l. tolnnlk nc c,llru0n oi Masmu- inu 49, ih
Il y IN uit,iiy tomorrow morning MAYOR si"N'Y ~
hlai ui tly. uil nirNut N4iaum Welsh, l-l WiN
itiHtk fNusln~ a tNs'nui tine th'fNNn in .ir d
! ln| l'IiI hNIi- DO. -DfN' l,'NAHn0 900 ~" .l' 3
,heth Wal gt,'ii iotlr mN r.ii} 40 rrn.t n"n t.
~.htit.lilN ric ttAf eel. .hn lul q WI. il.i. Z, 81
tuh. VI IS expected to taN' prvn.h'"t pan an W.,
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MURDER IN THE CORN FIELD.
THE TRrtI or NCoNfoIH FOR THE
JtLLEI STREtN CRIME.
The Prisoners torfe-sion to the Jan Keeper
and 10 IL Dctecti,c-Wns II Forced by IL
Threat of IN nching s-rhc Defence Begun.

and 10 IL Dctec,i,c-wns II Forced by IA
Tire" Of I'"rh'"a'-i" "e'e"ee '''E""'
,'.,,.'..,,...s,., ,saa,,,.
MrConichi for the murder Of Maggie Bauer, in
the Queens County Court House yesterday, and
the proceedings were frequently interrupted
by the rylng ana rrauhns OF inc nttle on','
George Bauer. father Of the murdered girl,
,vn- chilled tn tho witness stand He identified
,hn. .,,r homo, worm Lv Na,yi, Mt the time ali.
tl' sun "phh'l N"rh y! h"SEl' at wv ''n' ~
was murdered ~ belonging 10 MS chlld' MT.
Hnuor il nm Intelligent German and gave his
evidence in "A very clear and straightforward
manner. although he was ut times severely bad
serru ny counsel ne sa,u; .,.,...,.,.. ,,,
wa. 4W, , l i ", n1n, WIN i,. IN , , ,, ,c
ni..n. cna Xd,l Franz ni,i had nee9 arrested.
aigr Tie prisoner Nhe Wa confined ~ the Lookup IN that
yilts After taking NeConich into he wasgn we rode
,i "'' Ill., ~ ' pncT .ei he hI Wssd nnn"'i,a,dlv be-
,r ,,, ,r, h. Inurier ss,,rei i.f.,,s To- whom the
nv .omcr va. shown rec,smi.ri hn, a. ha,ns Iccn at
their hou.es aer iond st before and after the murder
showing That Mc'omsl VA IN tue Vicinity At ", un.
t w., irimn WmI @ r ''v III % f,," snj Mr.,
Biuor the mother ci Gassc ave IL, priSdcf icod
ownhanl .,,
-pii .hc throw ,hG f"d at him' A-No that would
Ice ir ,ui- MN ~ IN, a nT po ,,, ~, ,, and
" mt viii, Mn to S eG. oas HE dr and
a.@ Ss G ne" Ss A ES af % G %hs 2r to
tie he hor-e
Mr.. Richard Bu-tccd. counsel for the defence.
., Iii,
,nt,.r aim, win which tn threni1r Nicoopirhi
with hanging Il he lid not confess the murder.
or; Va,' , 'iii, H., rinu,.r
conics-ion.'
Jamlira lo.k-up. and VINO had TN inlrryi.w
E IN thc pT Hs9.P ta-i hi cell "n ' was CONN" "
Mtran.. h toll M. tnathe hnrl Maggie Raucr hut he
f I'D N
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The Fraudulent President Biarncying tbs
South.


The now tender feeling Of the Republican
oreuus and irnders toward the South Is touch
WIS mainly FOUGHT cHn doubtless 70 INTO irral-
dent Hayes. Cannot. If hr W,li, ia" average
voter on the k.uuhli an side must lmgln - hfl
. hsuiug whitehead pra 10, Nud W'nt ,nip
~u.-f.~ urcbr. llnsly, but admitted ON ilni n-
h u stake" that he had rolled hinis' II III the
dirt .I. nothing.
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plLlNG rP THE EXPENSES.
mar rNoREtsE or .fPPROPRIi TiONS
IOK VIII NIRIItE
Nancy fur the Great Railroad Lines sno thu
Pmc,Gc Mail steamship Company Increns-
ing salaries all Around - Voting Away
she Money Of the People In the senate.

,,....,..,,ur,>, I,ot % ~, p,,.iou of Ar
WASH N"i"N' h0'' 80" VII "' " "
Allison the senate concurrcd in the amend
,t-of the House to tho hill to ratify an agree
h'" - - A., st. 1T,
mout with certain hahds OF inc Si"uN h"'o"
of Indians. and also with the northern Arapa-
,l rhrv.unr Indians md the bin was
hoe anu 'h'S''lV ih"'""7' "'i' ''' '''' ""7
passed.
The senate then took up the Post oficc APP
Ii"pr'"'"n "'"'
committee were "sr''u TO "s lohoWs' -.
tit"@3iiopt, No, az, sIu.ins from sileo 70 si
o. ior ,'l i-.W a., ~ I'm ~ t,,f,,. ram
$500" i IN, ,.H eo cy n,n' II n Ssr ,n
~, .l,utai rsrcn-.. noig $50 70 siotns ler ihe
Transportation rinil-. from S'n~n TO sa"@rn IN
comp nsiii" W '"NaN ", w, NV, , si p,n
M mai M, ~. n,,r ~" tron sanrsI tn s7s,,s1
sn anG ,, NJ c arrami,usn rom y $50
o. b. $I'hi 81, nom any money IN the rca;ur, to
meet the aprrianous made ~ ,he NY IN &C the rev
The committee also reported an amen dmcnt
nnnronriotinc ,lOo ~ enable the Pos, ON
Commission organized last year to compet" it,
work. and it was agreed to-
Mr. hamllh 'hep" NO. sunhu'u "n "'"'n"-
mrnt. allowing the Po-imasi'r-urn'ral 10 use
f25oOOO of the amount appropriated for mail
~" ,.,'',' ~ , 49, ..r
y E Ivic .ru dhrin NM ,b n. nj var mu
iH,S In GNpa . Of The ngndp 5 Mr.
money To place service On new roads. and To-
d., MS country is transporting it, mails ulon
m wn ao IS ID, 'Ilcrn yfar. ofI G oi
ia.l year was the ,Iu-e OF IL
rnr amendment was agreed TO without d.
viz nu,o,itn ,,..n s,,,oi,,.1 ,h, foilo,vinc
hat, sum- %, s,o,ooi.ncr,i, anlroprs,,a on, Of
ne ihe =, .un9.., ,,nr 4, .gunar H. ., ,l' s
.' man ,'r,ie' hrtNu"h Ely st''' '''a" ',,l
W,"r1i ' 70 con n-' y" win he rasa' i steam
I h. is,., inl FL IT, Ii7 IDS ir..lori4n- duuutl.
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Susin,ss Notitcs.

u Operates Like Magic. Mrs wINsLOw'S
Sonl- Nrup Tor clldr trcillns, slnns the sums,
reduces inflammation, alay> all pam
Communities and welcome relief and stead
rs sam strength from the use Ul fAKkEtS GINGER
TONlC.
Those suffering with Coughs or Colds win
md ~ lici b. Using Porter litl-tiu
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M.fRINE INTILLIG E.NCI.

sVfArrRf ALutNAC-rGis nay
sun rises. d ~ set..... - Moon -
Hleu WArfg-rts
Sandy Hook 81 Gov island Al Hell Gate, VI
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Unlaundrai shirts, Wamsuttt muslin inen
hu.uu.. n ,arh rlil. II hlll hn.f ~ cont. lnf D.
" johnston 900 Grand street also ~ siAu, aNtnue,
corner VI Twenty slAth stseet-.ias
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nal rates 20 Mss,l and q IS for ,,me

duc,cn in TIC nominal rates - s3if and ~ rs for time
and demand draft respectively.
Money on call was shade hrmer, with the loaning
approved stock collateral at 3s3h Il cent and
closing at tie higher rate Prime mercantile acce pances
passed at 800
Government bonds irregular and closed fevcrish.
w. consequent upon the lower range " gold. which
checked rnnts added to the weakness u exchange.
ThefOlOwing were the 9 T.. VI. closing prices.
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CIN,rSNATI f. d. n The boiler in the elm
inu hlrr,l work. Boa lurtuf. ONO. rNpl"led uns'Nrn
ln.. AlI..u- t0ur l0rtni- git Nuadin- WtNt ulh -
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HIIE GLASS
Read nn about D.. Wouicrm cuics in the WEEKLY
MAIL, cNtra cdiuou, out oAiy Price scouts. AeN+
men hive A.
KEEPS PATENT partly. I.ndc pEf-s slfHrSi
the Ntt r,rt ,iN inl 20 tnn lr uH.-ADl d,t.-4A 20
hruun,us a IiHuihel. Aici "a HluAAaN.
GRAND ENira Society s.DaDlc "Wil. .,Cni
BnNiAay,' lannlan5 Hal. Attrunnl and l.tNluN4
tANiltk co, Managers
, 1877-05-06

THE CABINET.

| AONOtS3 0s~1uc A0u1uck NHl lltGk ~
day. One story is that the Cabinet is thorough
y united about the protection Of British inter-
csts. but divided about what those interests are,
| and how far British communications with India
| will be imperiled by Russians in ASH Another
story is that there is great friction in the Cab1
net in consequence Of the antlTurIdsh views Of
Lords Salisbury and CarnarYon, which gives
rise to the rumor Of their designations.
| ORDERED TO CRETE
| The British squadron at Corfu has been cr-
dered to Crete.
CHANGE or FRONT
LIVERPOOL, May 5-The Couritr's London
correspondent understands that Mr. Green
wood, the editor Of the Pau Hall Gazetx, il
about to take q responsible position on the
1iu,ex. The correspondent queries whether
this may not indicate change in the 1Gnses' at->
titude on the Eastern question, Mr. Green
woods writing in the Pail Hal Gazette having
been strangely antiRussian.,
GLADsroNE's RESOLUTIONS.
LONDON, MAY 5.-The 1Tm<s in leading
article says: "Gladstonc's resolutions threaten
to do something worse than throw the Liberal
party into confusion. In ordinary times the
breaking OF party bonds might doubtless be
borne with serenity, but these are not
ordinary times. The Government must sooE
come to decisions Of 1nca1cu1able Importance, be-
cause tending to make. peace secure or place the
country on that slippery incline Of menace
which too often ends In var. Bitter personal
animostties are enlisted in favor of course
which would be disaster and crime Political
riya1ries are aiding reckless advisers, and 1t may
be the dissensions Of Parliament are not entire
II absent from the ministerial councils. Al
fha ~ {ha Y,T4f11
lieye. defeat the promptfnes OF passion, it Ger
, 1877-05-06
| ~ IHE WAR;. -. -.
Kars Completely Surrounded
by the Russian In
" vaders.
The Bombardment of the CITY
Will Be Commenced
Immediately.
Passage Of the Pruth by the Rus
slams Retarded by
Floods.
Carlyle Sharply Criticisas
Disraeli's Continent
al Policy.
Gladstone's Resolutions Likely to
STRENGTHEN the War
Party.
Austrian Occupation Of Bosnia
and Herzegovina Fore
shadoWed.
Russia Again Declares Her Only Aim
Is to Befiend the Turkish
Christians.
Russia Again Declares Her Only Aim
Is to Befriend the Turkish
Christians,
THE ARMIES.

IHE 'A1tM1ES.
KARS.
BERLIN, May 5.-Intelligencc s. received here
from Odessa states that Kars IS completely sur
rounded. The Russi1ns have twenty-four siege
guns In position. The bombardment OF Kars
will begin Immediately.
FLEENG INHABITANTS
VIENNA, May Son the bo1nDardment by
the Turkish monitors the inhabitants Of REM,
1brail, and Oltenitza fed
The Turks have laid many torpedoes.
FLOODS.
K1scHENRFF, Alay 5.-The Grand Duke Mich
o1as telegraphs as follows: 1.-THE passage Of
the Pruth is retarded by the unusually swollen
condition Of the river. The necessary steps,
however, have been taken that the concentra-
ton Of the troops shall not be interfered with. -
QUELLKD.
il RAGusA, May 5--The fnsurrection OF tho
Miridltes is ended. Seventy have been arrested
and brought to Scutari.
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.Al&farl0rlla 6ax&tte
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY -.

VIRGINIA LAws.-The Governor has ap'
proved the following acts and they have now
become laws:
To amend section S, chapter 4, of an act to
provide a charter for the city of Petersburg,
approved March 18th. 1875; to amend an act
approved April 29th, 1874; to amend ana re-
enact 5rh section of chapter III OF the CODE 10
reference to protest Of notes; to amend sectlon
IS, CHAPTER IS, OF the Code 10 regard to ad'
mission to the public free schools; JOINT resoiu'
ton gratefully acknowledging munihceDt DO
nation 10 the University OF Virginia by an un,
known citizen Of New York; on act to amend
an act in relation 10 the election OF commls-
sioucrs of roads 10 Loudoun county; JOINT reso-
lutiops directing the Auditor ct Public Ao
counts to send copy Of his annual report! to
each of the circuit, county and corporation
Judges Of the State; an act to amend section 8
of an act to incorporate the Little Sisters OF
the Poor 10 Richmond; to amend section i,
chaptcr lis, of the Code with respect to imlc
taton to appeals; to authorize the trustees OF
The Rod OF Sholuu congregation OF the city OF
Petersburg to borrow money; to amend section
S of chapter III Of the Code with reference to
the rccordaton of deeds; for the removal OF
disabilities of James Barbour, Of Culpeper, and
others; 10 authorize the trustees OF the THIRD
PRESBYTERIAN church to borrow money and give
deed of trust; 20 amend section OF chapter
AS of the Code in relation to attachments; tc
provide tor erecting, rebuilding, and repairing
bridges in Fairfax county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-29

Leave Washington 10 y. ~. AIexaM,!sa
2 45 a. H.. and make connection II Dangt..a :,
South and South West.
Leave Washington 5 IL &. IL, A.cGan!...
s IS q. H.. snd connect ut Lynchburg to Mca.-
phis, Little Rock ard Texas, and 10 :.tlan:.
and all points in the South and, viz New Or.
leans, to Galveston and Southern Texas g.,
conect with Ches. u Ohio Ess, and Wc5:.
Leave Washington st ~ =. N, Alex al ir.,
at 10 - p. ~, get to GordOnsyil!o =! :! g. ~ b..
and connect with Che:. & Ohio i: i. wes;wu-:
to Huntington, Cincinnati and AL the Mo-.
west, and Eastward to Richmond and beyond.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Ws.l.
ington at s IL q. m. daily, except Sunday, H.
get TO Strssburg at p. H. Lesve Stra.bU.g u
6 g. ILL.,. and arrive at Alexandria 3 p. III.
For WATERMELON leave Washington tsi e
at 10 a. IN
Trains from South arriving al Eashiugt5. :.
80 q. H., i p. II. ana y A. y. III. make g,1;
connections with Bait. & Ohio ard Ea!t. K =.
tomac trains to Baltimore, PhiladelpAis s..j
New York, and 10 ail points North and N"::.
west.
Accommodation leaves Alexandria for Co.
donsvilleTuesday, Thursday and Saturday u. = e
p. NJ, and leaves Gordonsville foE Alexandra
| Monday, Wednesday and Friday, IT ) h. ID
Through tickets TO the South and Ne Il
| lowest rates.
&. j. FOREACEE, Ten. M.4.....
j. Nj. BROADUS q. l. \ IN >.
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1877 GREAT 1877 +
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

E1 ID ID M - $50 :ss-ssE
TO THE NORTH, WEST j. SOUTuWE>,;..
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENEEN
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
January !, lS1,.
Trains leave Washington, from dcPo. al BAL
TlMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD. rsr
ner Of Sixth and Il streets as follows:
For Phila., New York and the East, 800 = d.
and go p. m. daily, with Palace Cars. Iii"
tied Express Of Pullman paylo: Cas- @.25s
III. daily, except Sunday. For rhIsaoI;'@rs
and New York 80 p. III. daily, c%&op; 81.
day for Philsdelphis 80 D. IN. daily.
For PiLtsburg and the West, 80 s.n.dally W.
Psrlor Cars to Pttsburg; 1.40 y. III. IH,.y
with Palace Car TO Chicago.
For Cansndaigus aud the North, I.4J p. a.
daily, excop. Saturday, with Palace e.: :!
Watkins. For tilmica so >. -. dairy, g.
ccpt Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandris, 6, 7, S. 9, 10 and II .. n. al
l, 3, 40 s. 6G5 ard pm. On Sunday q: g.
NJ, and and p. II.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, i, :,
$40, 9, ~ and II ALA, l. 3, 42u,0,G an pm.
On Sunday at S. ~ and 10 -. H.. snd i y. II.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH. -.
Quantco and Richmond, will leave A.'A."-
dria at 2 20 q. N. daily, and 81 p. III. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can Dc procured &:
principal railroad stations ind tickle: Ollie :
Southeast ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr.,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. jan !
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WINTER ARRANGEM ENT

Beginning Oct. 20 1876.
Tho Mail Train will leave Washington =. -
q. H., and Alexandria al $40 q. m, daily, rA-
cept Sunday; pass Lecsburg, gcing westward.
1T ll:2O 6. ~. and arrive ut Found Hi ~ J.
m. Leave Round Hill at 1870 p m; pas ic,--
burg, going eastward, At lilo p. m, and n'r!'"
at Alexandria st 3:l5 y. H., and :! asHI:E.
at $3.50 p. IN.
The Accommodation Train viii leave NA..-
ington at 4:20 p M, and Alc1&ntra NJ - ;.
M, daily, except Sunday, and arrive II. !.....
burg at $40 y. N. Leave LcesbUrg 8. D". e..
and arrive at Alexandria ~ H:lo a. H., :...'
Washington at $50 m.
gE Passengers from Washington viii t'"-
tho Washington and o. . cars s. tho Ba'Iiin';'
and Potomac Railroad station g. "a. IA. an! i-
pm, and SO through TO Round n III ".t"".'.
change Of cars. .,
The 9.l0s m. train from Alexandria sEi ~
p. M train from Round Hill Connect al Eou"d
Hill with Harris Daily Line Of Co"cAr'
for Snickersvlle, Berryvillo and W!EcncsIr:i
also with Reamers Line Of Coaches, which 1e"S'
esburg daily for Aide and MlddIcburg.
Both trains westward, make close conhcr.!"''
at Vienna. with Sissons Line u ''tngcs Tor fHh-
fax Court House.
tickets, cts. ger mig
Annual tickets, 500.
L. u. HAVENEh,
oct l5t! General lIcAcL !E''-'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-29

VHHISTMAS Is COMlNGl-New,, Besuti-
~ full, Raro and Unique Goods Tor the Aoh-
days now opening 81 ,u,,>,,,,r
FRENCHS, NO. 95 KING STREET.
The assortment embraces beautiful articles IN
Russia and Vienna Leather, Pearl, Shell, GLASS
and Papier Mache, Writing Desks from Que 10
$50 each; Work Boxes, in iino Leather and In
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Skin and Turkey Morocco. Pearl and smell !;
Fine Gold Pens, in Pearl Cases and Gold
Mounted Rubber Cases, great variety OF
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kerchief Boxes, OF Silk, Leather and Fine Lac,
quer Work Beautiful Chromos, IN Splenaid
Gilt Frames Japanese Cabinets and Wor;
Boxes worry handsome: Japanese Trays, All
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quot Holders, very beautiful; NoStcnho!iA
Knives Backgam mon and Chess, and q lhouS'
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presents.
In the BOOK DEPAkTM ENT have very
choice collection Of Juvenile Books, American
and English Standard Poets, History, BOG,
Apply, Prayer Books and Bibles of Ill sizes shd
prices. ,,, .r--
A grea. variety Of Games for tho little lolks
snd many other things too numerous 10 mention;
New styles Papeterics of tho finest Paper and
Envelopes, in beautiful boxes. Stereoscopes
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Gases, very handsome, I'll sizes.
MY assortment of choice goods ut very low
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invitation is extended 10 call and examine SAID
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