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BURGLARS BAGGED.
A Fad crowd OF Youthful Thie

A Fad Crowd OF Youthful Thieves.
For a number of years the Little Nj /
ami Railroad has been suffering severe
ly from the raids by gangs Of thieves
aud burglars, who have robbed the cars
in the eghborhood OF the depot of large
amounts OF freight.
A few days ago Officers Kline, Sheedy
and Streeter, and private watchmnn
Harmon, captured one of these gangs.
Their names are Frank Kamp, Charles
Schrei, and William and jackson Tyn-
dali.
The two former seem to have been the
boldest of the gang and the most sue
cesslul in getting away with the goods.
They generally operated in the night
time, by taking off the doors of the cars
in sklllful manner, take out what arli-
cles they desired, and then reclose the
doors iu such way that the railroad
officials would have no suspicion that
they had been tampered 18th.
The men went ON with their game
once TOO often, for a few days ago, "a
caddy of tobacco, bolt oil valuable
cloth, and boxes of cigars were found in
tueir possession. They mad also stolen
case of oy sters. A lot OF other articles
were found hidden in various places
around the depot yard, all of which hau
been placed there by these young
thieves.
Kamp and Schrei and the TyndalIs
were arraigned IN the Police Court on
a charge oil burglary.
The former Two waived an examina-
tian, and were bound over to the Grand
Jury In the sum of $1,000 each. The
Tyndalls were dismissed, but required
to sign bond to appear against kamp
and Schre.
The officers are of the opinion that
they have broken up the worst gang of
thieves that has been inGesting their de-
pot and yards.
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

DtEACHING AT ROBINSON'S OPERA
j HOUSE, Ninth and Plum streets, Tom r.
now at and 1880 p. Nj. Subjects-The Time ol
Trouble Daniel 12: l, The return Of the
Jews: dawn Of the Millennium; and the Three
Worlds, or Bible plan of Redemption.
The signs of the times clearly Indicate the
approach of great events; the disintegration
Oi present Institutions, social and pol tical |:
the ending of the "tlmes Of the Gentlles -
Luke 81, u. Tho return of the jews, and the
inauguration OF reign of righteousness the
NIL l}nnium.
Az the above meetings it is expected to show
shat we have already entered the "tlme Of
trOuDle." of which so much is said in Scripture
(wh ch Is to continue forty years., during
whi h every mans hand will be against his
mel shbor, when "there will be no hire for man,
nor hire for beast" when "the slain Of the
Lord will be from one end of the earth even
to the other" The object Of which is, that
"every knee shall bow, and every tongue con-
fess to God"
Services will be conducted by DR.. N. II. Bar
bOur.
The above subjects illustrated by means Of
large painted charts. Seats free. All are
welcome. lt*
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Hon. WIN. E. Davis' Successor.

Mr.. A. Nj. stem has been appointed by
President Hayes Assistant U. 5. Treas
urer at Cincinnati, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Hon. VIM. e.
Davis.
Mr.. Stem has been in business for a
number of years in this city, and is at
present Treasurer of the Greenwood
Stove Company. Ii is an old acquainl-
ance of the President, having been
raised with him near Fremont, Ohio.
He resides at No. 1858 West Seventh
street,
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RaNesball.

The Syracuse Stars play the Cincin-
natl Reds this afternoon at the Cincln-
natl Ball Park.
The Buckeyes, of Columbus, were
waxed yesterday by "our boys" to the
tune OF IL to2.
The indianapolis Club got away with
the Syracuse Stars yesIeruay by score
of 3 to O.
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Following the Robinson Failure.
Flashes.

D. c. Washington, a Cleveland stock
broker, has failed. Cause, cornered in
wheat.
Attorney General Devens refuses to
recommend the pardon of WHISKY ring
Joyce.
Louisville on Tuesday night will have
a meeting to ratlfy the Presidents
Southern policy.
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Getting Down to Hard Pan.
The Cos Cob Bridge.
nal Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. April 2s.-
Work on the temporary bridge at Cos
Cob is being rapidly pushed, about one
hundred feet having been constructed d
yesterday. 1t Is expected that before
the end of the week il will be completed
In the meantime trains are running
very irregular, and commuters whose
business requires them to be early in
the city are very indignant at being
compelled TO wait from one to two hours
or transportation,
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Phllip Kuhn from Reading, and Chas.
Taulman from Lockland, both cana
boatmen, were locked up yesterday eve
ming in Bremen-street Station by Olicers
Ell &, Woebber and Henuekes on sus-
plcion OF highway robbery,
About eIgnt days ago resident of
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u. S. DISPENSATORY.

The long looked for U. =. DESPEN-
SATORY! 18th Edition, thorough
ly revised and enlarged. Royal
SvO., sheep, strongly bound, sent
carriage free on receipt of price,
SO. Address
GEO. Il. STEVENS & CO.,
80 w. Fourth ST., Cincinnati, d.
ap27-2C-1p
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Heavy Failure in Boston.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
BosToN, April 2S.-May & Co., the
here, suspended. Liabilities, 100000.
The failure is occasiUned by bad debts,
and the general shrinkage OF the past
four years.
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Local Personals.

Professor Benedict, one OF the most
accomplished scholars OF our city, will
preach tomorrow morning at the Ninth
street Baptist Church at II A. Nj.
Mr. Joe Cox, General Baggagemaster
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Railroad, was in the Police Court this
morning to see Judge Wilson dispense
Justice,
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SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL %, 1877

oration to take place just previous to
dissolution, but not afterwards"
The bodies had not been removed up
to o'clock this afternoon, nor had Mr..
f. j. Brickley been to look after their
burial. Mr.. Habig will not keep them
LONGER than tn-mOrroW afternoon.
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Third Edition
THE LATEST
News from Mexico.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 2S.-Dis'
patches have been received at the Navy
Department from Commander Schley,
dated off Vera Cruz, April 10, on
board the U. s. steamer Sussex, in
which he reports that tranquility
exists throughout the Republic, peace
and confidence are restored with the
acknowledged election of General Diaz,
and that the interests of our country.
men on the coast are in no way
menaced. The Government and other
officers at Vera Cruz have been ex.
ceedingly courteous to the officers.
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issued since our last report:
John Daley and Bridget Morrison.
Henry Nepper and Anna UGrup.
Alto lnman and Louisa G.. Young,
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WASHINGTON.
Yesterdays Cabinet Meeting.

Yesterdays cabinet Meeting.
| National Assocl ted Press to the Star
AsHINGroN, April 28 The session
of the Cab met yesterday was mainly de-
voted to the consideration Of civil ser
vice appointments. Owing 10 the alb.
sence Of Mr.. Eyarts the foreign appoint
ments which were under consideration
at the meeting on Tuesday were not
taken uD, and will not be until his re.
turn. The appointment of q new Col
| lector for the port OF New Orleans was
considered. Five or SIX names were
presented. bus no selection was made.
Secretary Sherman
will ask. Congress at its extra ses sion
| in June for authority to employ ten adj
dtional Special Treasury Agents, the
iorce now allowed by law not being suf-
fcient for the security OF the i'll erests OF
the Governments.
Commissioner Raum
will renew his recommendation made to
Congress at the last session, Tor author
ity TO employ fifteen addit onal Speci al
K Venue Agents.
No Official Announcements of the
War.
NuJW ltuSGu uulu5 bue ldCG G0aC D0Ll
tue Russian and Turkish Ministers have
been informed by cable of the declara-
ton OF war between those countries, our
Government has as yet no off ,ial ad-
vice of the existence of hos tillties in
those quarters. The official announce.
ment is probably delayed to await Lhe
arrival OF Instructions from their Gov
ernmenls, which will be received by
steamer.
Getting Down to Hard Pan.
Attorney General Devens will issue a
circular next week by which he will
make known his determination to re-
duce The expenses of his Department
S4s, 600 per annum, beginning ON the 1st
ol July next.
The reduction will be brought about
principally by reducing salaries, and in
some instances dismissing Assistant
District Attorneys. AS the department
Is now run, there is a number oil AS
sistant District Attorneys whose offices
do not pay tor their salaries.
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for the alleged embezzlement Of $750,00(
belonging to the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
EX-President Grant
is expected TO arrive in Elizabeth, N. j..
tonight. on visit to some friends. He
sails for Europe on the 17,h OF May,
from Philadelphia, accompanied by Mrs
Grant and their son Jesse. MIR. and
Mrs. Sartoris will sail on the same day
from Baltimore. " is said president
Grant will remain in Europe two OIL
three years. 0a his return to this coun.
try he will probably take up his abode
in Washington.
Following the Robinson Failure,
Considerable stock, principally Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western, Rock
Island, Michigan Central, Illinois Cen
ira, Lake Shore, and st. Paul preferred,
is being bought in at the Stock Ex
change under the rule ON account OF E
NJ. Robinson IL Co., who failed yester
day.
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A CARD.


AUDITORS OFF.CE, HAMILTON Co, O.,
April =, 1877.
d ELIABLE INFORMATION HAVING
III reached this office that certain ASSESSORS
and Assistant Assessors throu hout the city
are extorting money from tax payers by re
quiring the latter TO pay for the verilicali IN
under oath Of their tax returns, | take this
method of informing the public that this is in
no manner permissible under the law, as AS
SCISSORS are required to admin Ster the oath in
all cases WITHOUT CHARGE. The Aud tor
would esteem it Il faVo' II any such unauthor-
lied acts on the part of Assessors or their AS
sistants were reported prOmptl,'SO this Office.
JOSEPH Il. HUMPHREYS,
1t county Au litor.
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NEW YORK CITY
Irwin,s Case Dismissed,

National Associated Press to the STAR
NEW YORK, April 2S.-The Grand Jury
has dismissed the complaint brought by
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS.

EOR RENG-ROOM-A nicely Furnished
i room for two gentlemen, at 246 Plum street
between George and Seventh streets.
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M ANTED - SITUATION - To do general
wv houscwork or up stairs work in a small
family. Call at SO Longworth street, second
story. 26-3t
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FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALR - FARM - Good farm Of 91X
I acres. situated ~ miles from Williams
burg, in Clermont County. Farm In goou
OTueT. Will sell on VERY EASY terms A gool
chance for any one DESIRING 1t 10 get good
home Address b. b. s., Star Office, 23J Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, 0.
iy2id&iy21W-h
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VNTANTED-SITUA ATION-By one skilled
w in composition, ornamenting, preparin <.
gliding and painting. Address DENNIS. 239
LOngWorth street. 25 .3G
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WI 7ANTED- -SITUATION-By young girl
w to do up stars work or assist with house
work; goou reference. Inquire at lOl freeman
street 1886
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UJANTED-SITUA cook, wa sh
w and iron; city or suburbs. % Park st.
27-3t
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WTANrED - SITUATION TO do farm
w work, by sober and industrious young
man. Address j. FAINGES. 57l West Filth
street. 2i-5t
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VNTANTED - SITUATE IN - by a young
w man Of 18, willing to work at anything
or TO learn trade: best OF references given.
Address j. L. g., care OF Letter Carrier No. =.
sb-3t
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VITANTED-sITUAT boy sixteen
w years old. TO run elrands, or IN an Oifice;
writes fair hand, is willing to do any kind Of
wOrk and will work for low wages. Address
J. o. n, this ONCE. ap23-3tr
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LNOR RENT-HOUSE-Near new two and
II half story brick house, six rooms, gool
tttic, all newly painted and papered, with
bath. Apply at the south east corner Of Pop
lar and Baymil or streets. 26-2t
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FOR RENT.

L OR RENT-HOUSE-No 43 West Eighth
j street, nine rooms, bath, gas and wash
house, in 60 ID conrition. Key uext door, 81 At
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L'OR RENT DWELLING - Containing
J. thirteen rooms, Sc w. Seventh street, north
side near Vine. Inquire at Sc, one door east.
27-4t
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TOR RENT HOUSE - Two-story brick Of
IL six rooms. in good ord r, at No. 201a Chest
nut street. Key at No. rs Clark street. :6-3t
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LOR RENT-HOUSE-No. 3T Garrard ST.,
Il COvington, KY; a nice two and half story
brick OF eight rooms, hall and attic in goot or
der, three squares from bridge; rent only $25.
a7-4t
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Alefa1oria 6ax&tte
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25.

THUNDER LANaUAGE.-A man mighty 10
Homeric Greek, and a very able aud lesrhea
publisher of works on the classica, bu: 100 io1u
of using long words in bis pulpit oratlonsii 10
himself would style them "Se:qulpeoailaIr
terms" I oHcs heard him in sermon SPEAK %
the six days of Creation IS the 'Gosmo9onic M
Hexahemeron," ard desigaIate the booFs o.
Moses by the name of ths "Penlaseuchl'si
chives." ,.l,o boa
Nav, some college wag affirmed that he mao
heard him say to a ragged boy III M MSa
square. when alightng from his horse elain
bnlate nv auadrupeJ, and thou snail receno
necunisry remuneration" II WAS, however,
long before his day that droll and really cleVer
illustration or ready grsnd'loqnence wss gwen
in one of the college qusdrani las, III a dialogue
which took place between gaping rustic seek
ing to discover the rooms CT biz landlords son.
for whom he had letter. and one or the learn
cd 'Socii," who was facetiously inc intd nus
ticus: "Will your honor inform me IN " men
Of these big houses Mastor John, squire heiiy
son lives he's from tho County Mayo? Soc'us:
"Certainl y Cut the angle OF the qusaranele
subtle through the ostium. ascead the ii&nesn
grades, pu,sata At his jsnua, and you Will ma
him either pc, lpatounting in his cublcu'nn' or
corresponding through his fsnestrs" kust..
cas- (seratchng his head, and catching al me
last word:) "Oh dear, oh dear; snd ~has may
a 'lenesthIa' be, yer honor? Sccius; le .,
cstra is ali orilcs in the sidc OF an edce tor t.ie
intrOmission Of illumination" Rustlc coiiapsfs'
and exit. -Recoiiections Of the IRISH ChnTch
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Tho Annual meeting Of tho STOCkHOLE,
ERS OF THE a lie y A n y 4 "A AND
FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY CON
PANY will be held at tha office OF Frances l..
Smith, esq corner Of Wolf and St Asaph sts,
on SATURDAY, November Is, 1877. at ~
o'clock, a. M Election for President and Gl.
rectors ssln3 day and place.
oct 9-wtd ALBERT HEWSON, Secty.
THO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
l. Take notice, that the undersigned. who hiss
besn lawfully appointed and qualified BY tho
Orphans Court for Baltimore city. in the State
Of Maryland, guardian of Sarah E. Lincoln. =
minor entitled to property and money In the
State Of Virginia, and who resides out OF it, Will
mako application to the Circuit Court for the
county of Alexandria, Virginia, on W Wednesday,
the 7Lh day of November, 1877, inst being the
first day of the November term, 1871, OF SAID
court, for an order upon thu guardian Ct SAIL
minor in the said State Of Virgins, to psy ard
deliver to me- all personal property snd money
in his hands belonging to saii wSrj; ard s:o
for authority to sue ior, recover and receive AL
money OF personal property which may belong
to said ward and remove the same TO the city OF
Baltimore, in the State 0: Maryland, the place
Of residence { my said wssi, as well IS myself.
and where was appointed as her guardian.
HENRY CHASE.
oct 5-2awtd Guardian Of Sarah Z. Lincoln.
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| offer for salt
500 BARRELS OF FISH
GORGE Il. HILL Sc CO.'S.

~ GORGE II. HILL u Co.'S.
CAREFUL MANUFACTURES
OUENEW GOODS.
ALMOND-Fsncy Nut FIav"re;!.
COCOAN UT-Riuh Fine Drop Top tnai'"i.
PRESIDENT-lced Drop. bright llayr7.
INCESS-Iced Sheet. soft obiong.
SEASIDE-For light summer Luncheon.
BISMARCK }crman Biscuit. Caraway 4s""r
SARATOGA -Crmp edge, Mace lls:"r.
These fancy goods arc furnished tho trs,ia III
assorted or straight packages, httr"rilYry in't
up for rotail. They sro no. kept i'll stock, N"
tin. cans used, consequently they arc always
fresh and in high llavor. We respectfully solicit
an examination of these goods.
GEORGE H. HILL & CO,
nv 10 Alexandria, W.
r. W. AVERY
Doalcr in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY hHnEh
RES, WINE LlQUORS, g., Sc,
226 King ST., cor. Alfred,
sep S ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Ne" SroEf Nav GOODS!
Tho subscriber respectfully aT"onneos thst
no has taken tho storo
NO. I17 KING S'FREEr,
and ia prepared TO offer full "n! carefully 60
lected stock of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
at prices which cannot fail 10 please. GOOD:
delivered promptly to all parts Of tho city hnr
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. IN
inspection Of stock solicited
my 6-tf =. }: Day i'''HH'
GORGE McBUKNEY & SuE,
Dealers ii
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GEDtE'
EIES, WINES AND LiQuOHS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH i III; and bis'N y
STOUT.
Also, EASTERN and POTOMAC Il EEi
aud MACkEhhil.
NOS. IGG AND 40 X NJ; sri: SET,
iWashinsLun HILL h,!ii';;Hg'.j
Alexandria. W..
Orders promptly filed. NIB Il Il
lG VIM RAMSAY
WHOLElALE AND FAMILY i:tnGEi;
| TEA DEhl.Eil
&. r.. cox. ENG ANT 81 AS.4F!' SIS.
nov 22-tf AloIanheia. "a.
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RS IERDADS.
WASHINGTON & OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

beginning october ~, 1871.
al 9 10 a. M, and Alexandria at Is am. daily
except Sunday pass Leesburg, going wes!.
WARD, at 70 g. m, and arrive at Round Hill
at II nj. Leave Round Hill at 1870 ,. m; pass
Leesburg, going eastward, at | III y. H., End
arrive 81 Alexandria st 3:l5 J.. H., and d!
Washington ut $3.50 p. m.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Will Leave
Washington at 20 p. III. and Alexandria t,
Is D. IN. daily, except Sunday. and arrive NJ
Lcesburg at 10p. M Leave Leeshurg nj Il 10
a. n. and arrive at Alexandria ut Is a. H. and
Washington st - 2. m.
ES- Passengers from Washington viii take
the Washington and Ohio cars At the Baltimore
s. Potomac Railroad station at9 lua. LII. and e
pm, and 90 through w.thou! change OF cars.
Tho O. Is A. M. train from Alexandria and l2.&U
p. nj. train from Round Hill connect Mt Round
for Snickersville Rerryville and Winchester;
also with ReameT Line Of Coaches which leave
Leesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both trains westward, make close connections,
at Etcnna with Sisson's Line OF Stages fer Fan.
fax Court House.
Communications EcSe tk, s cta. per nsil:'
hnnHaI tickets. $50
g. II. HAFENER
oct 17--ti General Ticket Ax"'ai.
xEy G.. VIKH. MIDLAND Il. <
w JOHN $. BARBOUR. Receiver.
On and after Saturday, july IT, 1877. Prs
| senger Trains will run ~ follows:
South Bound ssp,oss Mail. a. son.l,
| Washington. 2 10 n.m. Is am G50p."'
| Alexandria 900. 240 - s ~ 10 .
| Gordonsville.... GlS L.! As pm Gil IS "
| Charlottesvillc..I 7O5 80 " ;'onn'l /"
| Iynchbu burg ar 10 O5 " ~ - kiChm,
i k-lt mi
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FOR NORFOLK.

Tho elegant, new and substantial sE>-~ ,
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX II Ikafszss sssl:
leaves tho company's wharf Washington, N.Y.
ERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, al three O clock 2. H., snd Alexandria at
$50 p. NJ; returning, leaves Norfolk livery
70 E5DAY, THU ESDAY and SATURDAY,
At 3 o clock =, NJ. This line connects at Nor
folk with tho ships Of the Merchants and Nj.
ncrs Transportation Compsny for Boston and
rauto to those ci:os and their connections
throughout Now England. Faro TO Norfolk $, :;
round trip :$'i Tckots good until uaoa.
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FOB rms POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The now snd commolioua iron .,-s
Steamer JOHN w. THOM PSON Illsss ss a
built especially for this route, loaves tho com
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, a..
o'clock T.. IA, and Alexandria 81 1870 a. MI
returning, strives EVERY WEDNESDAY
FElDAT and SUNDAY, at e o'clock D. N.
This company makes close connections at Al
cxml-iA with tbs w. G., V. N. s. e. 5. L. X.
received Tor all points, North and South,
handled with caro- and forwarded with prompt.
Haas Mnd Dispatch
Fer further information apply to
+. A. REED, Agent,
or r.. tn, o;tac OF tho company, under tho N"
tional Metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
.hn Treasury Department. Washington.
nh 10 SAMUEL BACON, President.
<>asSs ULYDE's STEAM LINES WEEK
a.sEaah, LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
:::tea.nar7 loaYo Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAY and leave Philadelphia nv ER SAT-
URUA y 8. II o clock III. from Pier No. l N.
WharFel.
This line conn octs aL Alnxandria with the D.,
4. g. III. and w. s. o. K. Rs, ana at Philado-
phia with tho new and popular Iron Line Tor
Prevalence and Boston.
Freight forwarded With promptnos5 and cares
FREQ Of commissions.
M charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
no wharfage in Boston. Through to Boston in
sixty two hours. Through rates and through
bills Of ladng given. Insurance guaranteed ut
lass tEan usual rates
Agents:
y. 4. REED, Alexandria,
VIM. p. CLYDE y CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. r. HYDE, Georg etown, u. O.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan 8-tf
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EEy g., VlRG. MIDLAND Il Il. = :;
w. JOHN :. BARBOUR. Receiver
On and after Saturday, july IT, 1877. Prs
senger Trains will run NJ follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-26

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