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HORIZONS MEMORY,

6Dkt101 7N1tH9c8 70 1Hz Ealcu11 1v76Q1s*
lkpiAhArolls, lpA, Nov. la-The Trustees
Of Crowu Hill Cemetery donated today site
for the blorton monument aud lot for the uso
OF the seaatoT's family. 1t u located about
midway between tls chapel and the little
mound covered with soldisrs graves, being one
Of the most eligible mud xous plcuouS spot& IL
these beautiful grounds. The otli.vss Ut tha
Assoeiattot.llaSc goue TO rosk with cotnueu,ia-
ble ealncstue4a' 0rEanixin. the State, aud
handsome fund u expevtcl u W Oh hanI lefore
tue psrscut year Is Vt al cud.
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fnccndlary fires hare ocrnrrc.l hers rccrn,r
AMI 30 Thoroughly alarmed have lt, ~, =,
become at the repeated Lepsciatlnus thai ,hc,
tnlk OF organizing 1ur prot tcrtfnn The ~
eecns 10 be infested With gang OF bus.laf,
and incertltaTtes. 6A'"
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iou1sv1,tr, Ky, Nov. 13.--Jawcs Grow ifc
tllis morning lrun, tho effect Of scultlinR By h
lard, all entire tankful having sutlicu'g
poured Itself upon him while at vurk ID cork.
los,se yesterday.
Tl.o1naa cresl, aged 8 ycars, dol thls morn.
tl,lctal by Ir'nk,u. wiIIsisy foulsu lii tlc lctr,
OF The RECENT lire.
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THE INDIANS.

CAMP ROBINSON, Wy. Nov. 1a-clay Dear,
post-tTadeE for the military with tho Spotted
Tail luaiaus En- Foute to Poura. has just arrived
here, and reports them stout half way to their
destination wbrn be left, and everything work
Ing - we'll ii could DC expected. lted Clouds
column bad reachcd ht.ite River, near Wounded
knsas Cs.ek. Dakota. in Nor. III
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8yec1at nsuatcA to Ia Chicago 7tttsxt,
KEoKuX, Ia, Nov. 14-A bold attempt was
made at III early hour this mosuiog 10 plunder
and burn the residence o1 Mrs. Gen. Aesd, one
of the anest IN tho etty. The parties lsst broke
lu.o the ho4sc, aud, failing To see1re the vslus-
bls1 they were in search Of, 6scd tho building
III two plsrcs anl escaped. The QEe wRa lii.
covered aud exuusuished. No less than ten
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INDICTED FOR MURDER.

WILxRspARHE, pa., Nov. l3-TLe Grand
Jury OF Luzarne County have indicted Michael
Lahcy aud Patrick Cunnor for tho murder OF
John Honlo In juno ]aat ut Ebefvale; alsu John
Aala for thu murder Vi Michael Walsh lust Sep
tculler at puuMorc-
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sprc4oi y,tspa!rA to Ths GAjeaoo T11tuns.
DunuQrn, la., Nov. 13.-Sunday morning tho
body Of u Child WA found Among some logs ut
the end Of rift near sahnia. It was full
grown child, naked, with the unlhilcul cord
severed nnl tied, and had evidently been born
er 1t belonged about 6abula, or aoated there, Ia
not known.
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eeourcs no right. Under local law, any ons can
make nlul vcntl hta invention there; anA Mr..
Post draws tho conclusion that the American
patcn. law simply hs1,ticrs native manufacturers
llo.n o;nfrtil;on ahe,fa1. mil DEVELOPS foreign
tton. lie advocates It's amendment 40 as to open
Tic way to foreign competition without altering
Tue inycntor's home rights.
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I'VVtFt{ ~'t3Ez13V
ST. Josuru, Mo-, Nov. l3.-Ycsterday the
Board OK DIRECTORS OF tls ST. Joseph j. Dcs
MoInes Narrow.uaugs Railroad Let tho contract
for Eraling the .1rst twenty miles Of The r.a,i
running out from ut. Joscph It waB awarded
ciyti @ engineer and heavy contractor. K Xi, iuigo
fnrce will bc put on Immediately, and the work
~ to bu completed by March Is. Tic Company
havc also contracted With the Krooks Loco,no-
tiye Works Of Now York for Broolss engine, to
be delivered a soon as puxsbe,
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nos7oa, Mass, Nov. 10.-Edxasd and @. W,
Day, Jr., brick manufacturers, Of Dauvers, are
reported abscou1ed. Liabilities, N.o00.
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LouIsv1LLH, Ky., Nov. la-Shct1n Myrck
and three tnen who were concerned with lin
in tho assassination Ut Carrie Anderson At
Worthwhile, KY, weru acquitted today. The
trial took p1aee at Cars0to!,, aud lts rcsult WIS
ncGUfed.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. Ea-A special to the NAh-
yillo +amerteat. irum Decatur says J. Il Stuart,
rounz lawyer u thls place, shot aud lalaily
evening. The act WAS .iono u aclfdefense.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

COLUMBIA, 8. G., Nov. 13.-L Casa Car
pcnseF, OIL trial for forgery, has beeo found
guilty. Counsel gave notice for uew trial.
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DAKv1LtH, ILL.,, Now 1y.--RIchasl lsuas, 1iar-
land Boyd, aud OseAr Miller were brought bc-
foro Justlcu McHahon today on cl,araeoi hav-
ting waylaid and robbed 9ilaa tlall IN Saturday
night last, and bound over to the Orlultual
CURT tu the stttn at $:xN each. They were COM
United to Jail In delault ot bail,
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ISTO ,ritE RIVER,

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 13.--an engine, with
saloon mud three empty freight rars, plunged TO-
day through un upeu tlrnw, which The r:lef.
nccr did not seu II time, lntp tic rscaiaiais
lstser. Nobody killed.
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OBITUARY.

Special nsootcA to 7As cAteago TnAxas
RELo1x, Wis, Nov la-Strs. Martha Deunt-
son. widow Of the lats Rev. btepAvu peet, the
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III 41.1E0 0053 Es3K1 ZEE
NEW YonK, Nov. 1o.-RepresGutat!vc Of tho
Lakn shore, Michigan CeutTal, Fort Wayne &:
Chicago Railroads to-day agreed. 1t Ia said, upon
a new superintendent at Chicago Of Rast-bound
lire Stock. A readjustmcnt Of tho former per-
centnges beca!ng necessary upon. taking the
Grand Trunk Railway into tho pool.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
THE EVENING SCHOOLS OPEN.

CROWDED CLAssRs AND PROSPECTS OF sue
CEssFUL TEnM-NEARLY TWO THOUSAND
PUPILS IN THE HIGH SCHOOL.
Tho hearts OF thousands of working boys and girls
and hundreds OF men and women who toll for daily
bread gladdcncd last night by opening OF tho
free evening schools under direction OF the Board OF
Education. Seventeen opened for males aud
fourteen for females besides two schools for coorcd
pupils OF eithor and the Evening High school,
which, under direction OF Mr. Jared s, Babcock,
auguratcd its twelfth yesr. those schools all held
In OF the cdiccs OF tho regular day schools
designated for the purpose. and scattered through
out tho city at points no vicinity OF the
Battery to 158th street Tho teachers arc for tho
part, selected from tho ranks OF tho trained day
school instructors, and arc experienced and compc-
tent ladies' and gentlemen Tho evening schools cor.
respond respect to tho stndies pursued with Tho
day schools, md the Evening High school stands TO
The former in tho same rotation which tho FREQ Coll
lego holds 10 tho lattoL students who attend tho
ordinary evening schools regularly and progress In
their studies arc furnished With diplomas which On
title them adf6ission TO tho Hgh School Tho lat
ter Institution presented stirring last night
when very nearly Two thousand pupils crowded It's
LOFTY and well lighted apartments and marshalcd
and assigned TO their classes by Professor BabcocK and
his assistants u stt.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
THE RETURNING BOARD.

PREPARING FOR THE TRIAL or WELLS AND
ANDERsoN-wHAr THE BoURDoNs ARE SEEK
ING TO ACcoMpLIsH-
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
NEW ORLEANS Oct !, 1877.
The Returning Board matter Is again on the tapls
The Superior Criminal Court, bcorc which tho casc
Will bo pursued, opened to-day and tho case viii bc
set down Tor trial at as carly day possible and
considerable sharp work is expected both sides.
The State will be assisted by the Hon. Jeremiah Black
while Wells and his colleagues have called Mr. Shcll-
bargcr, OF OHIO, and Mr.. Wilson, OF Iowa. now
prncticing attorneys In Washington to their assist
Tho case has even created bitter dis.
cusson, the conservatives contcnding that tho case
Will be abandoned at carly stage OF the proceedings
The democrats, however, aver that tho prosecution
will not to DO any way lcnicnt but must forco
tho matter to tho end. rhcrc Will be an effort
made TO in somc way get in Secretary Sher-
man, anu the Bourboos aver that this will
be done II possible, the desire beng 10
In somc way open tho electoral fight and give certain
congressman something to stand upon in case an at
tack is made against tho adm nistration The only
way this can bc done Is to hold Seer rctary sherman
and Hon. Stanley Matthews accossories before and
after the TACT Tho District Attorney here who has
turned from trip to tho North where IL Is said he
received certain instructions and advice which has
much to do with tho determined prosecution OF tho
eaeA
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
POPULARITY OF RAPID TRANSIT.

The New York Elevated Railroad carried In tho
month OF September Just passed, $50 093 paying pas
scngcrs against l9s,6s2 for the corresponding month
Inst year. IL s understood that tho management
put from twenty to thirty trans
during certain hours morning and evening
possible.
Tho supreme Court General Term, judges ycstcr.
day received rcmitttur from tho Court OF Appesls
IN tho matter Of thc petition OF the New York Eis-
vatod Railroad Company Tor the appointment OF com.
mssoncrs under the fourth section OF the Rapid Tran.
slt act directing iA judgment 10 be that Of tho
lormcr Court. An oruer to this cfcct entered.
ltwi be remembered that tho supreme Court General
Term, granted the petition, from which appeal was
taken 10 the Court Of Appeals which Court now
brms It's action. FMS decision calls appou
o three commissioners, VINO nrc 10 proceed 10
appraso tho value Of properly taken for tho OF the
road irrespective ot the consent Of the property own
era
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
SOROSIS' RECEPTION.

The first monthly eocial meeting Of the season OF
was hold yesterday at Dclmonico's tho occa.
sion being reception 10 Mrs f. b. Wilbur, the former
president Of tho club, who has just returned from a
long soourn in Europe The beauty, intellect and the
exquisite costumes OF the ladies and Dclmonicos IS
recherchd lunch oil that could be desired Mrs.
Wilbur made forcible address, full OF strong vigorous
thought. givng synopsis Of educational matters
IN europe and strong appeal 10 Americun
womon " I'LL higher stan lard in art, literature and
all thngs Mrs Croiy, the president o tho club, gave
account oi her recent trip 10 Europe and her stay
abroad. Mrs. Scovilc sang cxquisely one oil Walters
songs, "ihcre's dar tncss the mountatu,' aud
Nine Narlsn gave a selection from Gounod In her
usual artlstic manner.
rno paper read ior discussion was .scicncc az ap.
Piled 10 Education oil Children The debate was spr-
ited In which Mira Marvin, Mrs. Doughty, Mrs. Van.
dcLhon, Mrs. Bronson, and many others took part
Miss Minnie sway anu Miss Minnie Crocy gave rcci
tations, and the meeting closed almost In the twi-
l,vh
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
no rIDINos OF PRANK n. EpsALL, WHO HAS
BEEN MISSING FOR TWO WEEKS.

no TIDINos OF PRANK n. EpsALL, WHO HAS
BEEN MISSING FOR TWO WEEKS.
Detective Kcarns, who was detailed by Superintend-
en Walling 10 discover tho whereabouts OF Frank H.
Edsail, tho son Of ex-Shcr,1 and cxStatc Senator
Richard T. Edsal, Of Hamburg, y. j., who, IL will be
remembered 80 strangely disappeared In tins city on
the 10Th OF September, has not as yet reported any
success to his supcriors. The missing boy camc TO
this city Tuesday, the 18th OF Scptem-
bcr, and with his cousin, hired apartments At
tho 81. Nicholas Hotel. He was on his wny
to walthan, Mass, whero no had attended
school last fall Tho morning after their arrival
this city Frank told his cousin that hc was going 10
have his photograph taken, and would then proc cod
his journey by one OF the Boston steamboats, IL
tbonght that hc had arrived safety at mis- desaa
tion, but tidngs of MIN were received by his
parents they became anxious, and sept telegram to
the principal of the school, asking II everything was
right. In response TO this despatch the parents were
informed thai their son had not put In appearance
at the school, Search was made tor him and
the police were informed OF his disappearance. The
passenger lists oi all the steamboat lines plying be-
tween tnis city and Boston were carefully examined.
but his name not on any Of them. II learned
that he gave ny his at the ho,oi +. NJ on
september 10, and had his trunk removed by an cx-
prcssman, but tnc trnpk Is not among tho unclaimed
baggage at any OF the steamboat whaTvcs cithor at
Boston or this city Inquiries were made at the gal
cry where hc said he was gong TO get his picture
taken but traces OF HIM wore found theie.
The INSCRIPTION furnished to the police OF him Is as
ioows-Apout fifteen ycars OF age, rather large Tor
his age; has black hair and eyes. lie wore a very
valuable gold watch and cnoin, and had, when last
seen, SIS in bills, with which TO pay his school
expenses. Tho general belief OF the boys
iricnls Is that no has been iouIy dealt
with, and the fact that his baggage is also
missing gives 10 tho suspicion that no has
been captured by sharpers Tho police deny this as
scrtion and yesterday sergeant Kcay said that from
the that Franz T.. Edsall expressed some
Willingness to return to the aitham school u may
he surmsed that hc is playing truant somew hcrs
VIII probably turn up ali rignt wbcn his iunds glve
out rhcy have, however sent out general alarm 10
all the police precincts in this CITY, ordering that
sharp lookout be Kept Tor him. II stated that hts
friends had onercd afgc reward Tor any Information
that would load 10 mis- recovery
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
OF JUDGE PRATT.

The delegates TO tho Democratic Judiciary Convcn-
tion met at noon yesterday In Part Of tho Brooklyn
City Court for tho purpose Of nominating a candidate
Tor Justice Of tho Supreme Court in place Of tho pres
ent incumbent, Calvin E. Pratt Henry J. Cullen
elected chairman of the Convention and Thomas G
Lyons secretary. Mr. Abraham s. Cassidy nominated
Calvin z. Pratt for the Office, and delivered
brief speech in commoAdation OF tho
nominee. Tho nomination then made by
reclamation. committee OF three was ap
pointed to wait tho Republican Convention,
which was In session In tho supreme Court room In
the same building, 10 inform them Of tho nomination
OF Justice Pratt But before tho arrival or tho
ocrntic committee the Republican Convention had by
accamaton conferred tho nomination upon Justice
Pratt The Judge thcn entered tho court room and
took his scat tho bench and returned his sincere
thanks TO the members Of the Bar
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
ACADEMY OF THE USEFUL ARTS.

Tho New York Society Of Practical Engineering has
changed It's name TO .'Thc Now YORK Academy OF tho
Useful Arts," and proposes to hold weekly meetings
on Tuesday evenings IN room "a Cooper Union begin
ming Tuesday evening, october =, 1871. Tho
proceedings OF each meeting win comprise
an elnborabc paper on somc subject OF SCI
cnthc Importance, and n discussion OF such
discoveries, inventions, &C., In tho useful arts
as be doomed Of interest. AT the meeting this
evening Gcncrni Dahlgrcn VIII read an essay tho
Of tho Mississippi ana notes OF new processes
nd improv originated this country and In
Europe, ten or fifteen In number. will be presented by
Professor vanderweydc, by J. w. Sutton and Others
for consideration and discussion. Tho meetings are
frro Ia ho puk
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT FIGHT.

special meeting OF tho Third Assembly District
General Committee OF Tammnny Hall held last
evening at No lo4 Bowcry TO take action In regard to
William q. Rooney and John ). Swccny, MON.
bcrs OF the committee, accused OF holding
bogus convention on last Friday night
and eco,ing delegates to tho Albany Convention Tho
delegates appointed William H. Rooney, Daniel
O'Bricn ana John J. swceuy. The other portion OF
the committee. which to comprise tho majority.
headed by James II. slcv,n, appointed William r.
Roberts. James H. Sicvin and Michael Burkc Tho
moctiag iast night TO rcpudiate shc sction OF
Rooney and his friends
There wcro thirty members present out Of forty.
three and as 1t was npprchended that here might Do
trouble strong corion Of police placed
around tho entrance to The meeting room and ordars
were glvcn 70 admit none but delegates.
The meeting called order at eight O'Clock and
Micuael Fconev was placed In the chair The first
2, what
mado 10 sxpel him and John J. swecny from tho
committee.
As Rooney had good many friends no was called
upon 70 explain bis acton Of Friday evening, which
no did, and commended that u was perfectly regular
and that o delegates appointed 1t his meeting were
tho duly authorized persons TO represent the district
in tho Convention. He positively refused 10 repud
ate tho action taken BY himself and hts friends
and Swccny from the General Committee OF tho Third
Assembly district, and after a great deal OF unneces
Tns s,r, ,s1s S1s '1s nso m1sn formally put.
Rooney. Nearly every man voting made a little
speech explaining bis vote to Tho ccot that though
no rlond cf RooDey's &c, no felt II necessary,
IN order 10 sustain tho organizaon TO condemn tho
action OF Rooney, which could not bc looked upon
but As TO all rules governing the action OF tho
Mr.. Rooney again called upon TO repudiats tho
nominations mado by his convention, but he positively
refused 70 do insisting that shoy regularly ap-
pointed delegates. Tho result was that Rooney and
Swceny were expelled by unanimous vote Of the
thirty members, and resolution 20 shat effect was
signed and ordered bo to Tho Committee Or
gun,zatons Of Tammany Hall.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
ANTI-HAYES REPUBLICANS.

At the regular monthly meeting OF tho Grecppo,nt
republicans, held in Association Hail. on Manhattan
avenue last evening. it found early in tho oven
ing that resolution fndorsing the policy or the
President could not be passed. Tho yeas and nays
werc called for, and this enabled messengers
to call In sufficient number Of members
resolution was then offered directing tho Secre.
tary to strike from tho roll book the names of all
oncc-holders In tho ward. THIS laid tho table
by majority Of ono, and tho mcosing adjourned Tho
proceedings very unsatisfactory to the President
OF tho association, Mr. Timothy Perry, and tho party
leaders in the ward generally rs thay lind the ma
jority Of the mombcrs now out Of the and
longer under their control.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02

POPPENHUESEN'o LOANS.

Mr.. Conrad Poppcnhucscn yesterday entered judg.
merit against the Southern Railroad Company OF Long
Island for S374 30 as Tor money loaned with interest,"
and against tho Flushing North shore and Central
Railroad Company Tor S4lo, 100 40, also Tor money
loaned,
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION.

oswxGo, n. Y. Oct. l, 1877.
The First district Of Oswego county sends Charles
Rhodes, T. 4. O'Kccfo and T. II. Boyd to tho Demo-
cratic State Convention.
Resolutions in favor OF n now ticket, and INSTRUCT
ing the delegates prosont the OF Hon. w. A.
Panchcr. OF this city. for Attorney General were
passed unanimously,
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
KINGS couNrY's pELEoArEs.

Tho regular democratic delegation OF Kings County
win leave Brooklyn this forenoon tho leader
ship Of Hugh Mclaughlin, to attend tho State Con-
vcntion at Albany on Wednesday. II Is understood
that they favor the denomination OF the State officers
now In position. Much regret il expressed by tho
members o the Slocumitc Committee, consoqu ucnce
Of the refusal oi General Slocum accompany their
delegation TO tho Albany Convention, where they Will
contest the claim o the regulars 10 recosnition as
"thc democratic delegation" Tho independent DELE
CATION viii also take their departure for Albany to-day
The New York herald., 1877-10-02

os far as my knowledge goes, ovcry democrat In the
STATE all OF whom would be happy TO crown him with
aures beyond those which hc has already received"
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
Denial or Incapacity and Ex-
travagance.

Albany Oct !, 1877.
Tho following Is the open letter Of Attorney General
Fairchild TO Mr.. ConKlng, which gwen to tho
press this aftorp0op:-
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FOR NORFOLK.

The eisgs:it, now and substantial IL h
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX Il &skk35ll1kkss C
leaves the compsny's wharf Washington, EV-
ERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at three o'clock p. H., and Alexandria at
$50 D. H.. returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THU HSDAY and SATURDAY,
st clock p. Ill. This line connects at Nor.
folk with the ships Of tho Merchants and Mi
ners Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence and saoras the cheapest and best
route to those cities and their connections
throughout New England. Fare to Norfolk 81 ;
round trip ST. Tickets g2d until used.
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y & t1kEat & -
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
u,vHE NORTH, WEST & SOUTH w EST
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL, RAILS, SPLENDID seen ERi
MAGNIFlCENT EQUlPAkNT.
January |, 1877.
,r,,iu; luayo Washington from depot OF BA l.
TlNOkE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
,sr Of Sixth and streets, AS follows:
,,,r t.i.ila., Now York and the East. 2Uo y III
soIy...J y. IL. daily. with Palace Cars. Lln
lied Expr.ss of Pullman Pnrlor Cars go \
a, daily. except Sunday. For Philsdoiphin
suA New York l.3D p. M. daily, except Sun
,l,y; for Philadelphia 80 p. IN. daily.
For ri.tsburg end the West, 8 S. a. daily, wi.a
rs:!or Cars 10 Pittaburg; 80 y. III. daily
with Palace C.r to Chicago.
For Cansnlsigua and the North, 80 p. IL.
,tsy, except Saturday, with Psiaco Car +"
Watkins. For Elmirs, Y55 a. N. daily. eA-
'''' ''''' LOCAL TRAINS.
Fcr Alexandria, i, J. T. ., IL and ii $, NJ, aud
i,%, 42n, 5, G.pj and pm. On Sunday at n
III, sud snd ! ,. III.
.I,,,ns Iowa Alexandria for Washington, 4, I,
HlU,9, ~ and IL a.li.,l |, 5, Az, ,0,G and pm.
un i5lnday At 3. 70 and ~ a, ms and ia, , P; III.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
UI.nlico snd itichmond, will leave Aloxan-
.:r!. at 20 a. H. daily, and Gl5 p. in. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can Ge procured ~
,,riucipal rli.us,t stations and ticket Offices
.!,rthnast. t. =. FARMER,
Gan'l Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. an u
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STEAMERS.
EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

On and after Monday, February 81. slSS, 3
S77, the steamer MATTANO, Capt. sk3(E3 tssR
VIM. H. Byles, will be run as follows: Leave
Alexandria EVERY MONDAY and Thu kS-
DAY, from King street wharf, at 81 o'clock
o. m, for Landings on the Potomac as far down owl
as Nomni. Leave Nomini EVERY ~ ES-
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at O'CLOCK,
for Washington. arriving carly tho same oven
ing. Freight received daily.
feb IS J. BRODERS & CO.. Agents.
THE POTOMAC FHkBY Fss!I.ty g9MrANS "a, is7s.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Both Fer .sE-A
ry Boats will be on the line between sR1la
Alexandria and Washington on aud after Sum
day next, the 25th of February, running rs
follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
At 7 80, 8 80, so 10 80 and II 80 e. Ia, and
Il 80, SO, 80, 8 80 80, 80 and Gp. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
at 7 so, so, 9 so, 10 so and II 80 a. H.. and
II 80, l 80, 2 go, 3 80. 30, 80 and 6 p. III.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Alexandria at 9 80, 10 so, and II ~ q.
No., and II 80, So 2 60. 8 go 4 90 SO and p. m.
Losve Washington ut 9 80, 10 81 and II ~
ILL.,, and u 90 / 80, SO, 20, 80. 81 and pm.
feb % S. :. HOW1SON, President.
INLAND & SEABOARD COASTING co.
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FISH, OYSTERS, &c.

WIN. II. SMITH s. CO.,
Dealers in
FRESH AND SA L T E b 1,
Corporation Fish Wharf,
Alexandria, Virginia,
Would inform dealers and others that they are
prepared to furnish them with all kinds of
POTOMAC FISH
at the lowest possible pricos We would call
the attention Of buyers to the fact that our brand
has stood No. l in market at WI times, and wo
intend TO sustain our reputation in that respect.
All orders addressed to w. II. Smith & Co.,
Alexsndris, Va, H;ill rccoive prompt attention.
NH 1b-3m