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New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
CIVIL NOTES

Tn the suit Of Mary Z. Hasslacher against
LOUIS c. Has.laclcr judge Lawrence has crane lhe
in amouy.
Judge Lawrence has referred to John G..
henderson, tre suit ~ James II. Turner against Hen
rtta Turner. for limited divorce. on the ground oi
The wifc's cruelty
The suit of Clinton II. Sage against the
louisville aud n hvie Railroad Company for $4,000
damages for injuries from rroaf accident ~ i9''
LIS trqus erred by Judge Lawrence TO the United
States Circuit Court
A motion TO enjoin Francis Girard from al
loving Mabel LEONARD 70 plag ~ amy variety theatre
was % have been argued before Judte L7wfcnce yr-
dav but owing tHe continued cng1g neif' o cNl
u tenhp,fer tho counsel fnr Mabel Leohaiu '"'"'4 ~
was adjourned to Move nber p.
William Harney. as counsel of Chri5to-
pber Currqn lunatic obtained yesterday from Judge
Lawrence leave % sue Mary smith for 5000 lie says
tbat ffer Currau's mind impaired ou before he vas
d-caraq a. Gas ,. e. in , % and s2foI. which he had
fin savings banks % hicA She las returned only $500
The second trial of the suit of GUstave
T-edsndc- against he city. before Judge ko"nSon' re-
suited like the former sui-, u ds7grc-meut Tie pam
tif .lppel the &C." ia Cntonpiace March D. 1873 re-
ceiyng severe injuries, which have mad" Bun cripple
FOR uf'. asked $1,000 iauases ilnaco5 y 7.'s ,rs
and simon Srprue appeared TOT tue pauiil' G. T. 9eI
and john J.. Fellows Tor the CITY,
The contest over the management of the
CHd-cns Fold. between the managers atherins to Dr.
Peters and those adhsrnc 10 Edward Cowl'y, was 70
have been heard yesterday before Jud-e Lawrence but
The referee was NOT ready though more than sixty
d4vs nave elapsed since tie testimony was co.ed
Jrd-o Iran directed that the rcf-rec hand his ro
uo-l y Monday, and that the matter be argued next
Friday.
Judge Lawrence heard yesterday a motion to
amend the answer ia the suit OF James e. Hode-icn
Against A. J. Carun and Others, The su is on an al eyed
guarantee that gold bon as of tho Memphis E Paso and
Pacific RairoaG Com panv. Of which Tie plaiatt holds
5000 were first lien Oh to ro id wAru ln ct .Hcrt
lr lff l
ullrIy i.t.d aud the plaintiff knowing tHat i'cj o'ns
them FOR uihc. fudge Lwreoer reserved hs decision
The suit of Isaac II. Reed, and another,
AGAINST William T. Roberts, for s59lo. the price Of
bc,t-oaI of corn. was tried Yesterday before judge
Darrell Tho debt was disputed. but as tue defend
ant lad gone through bankruptcy, the question Was
whether h, purchase OF tn corn was d9tu'nt, ln
which case the .chlt-- bankruptcy Wput uct avail
him The Jury fouui th-t was fraudulent, and gave
verdict for te plaintiff for SG7~f j6 jaime, W Gerard
auuearrd the plaintiffs; IlOludae saunders IOi lhc
defendant.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
SHIP NEHS.


PORT or NFW-YOPK .-...............-N -NOv. %.
CLEARED.
etcq-nship W A. schot H. CDutch) Janzcn. Rotterdam
Sl Sl-ss,T Hertcr cor, Rrandt Hamburg VIA Plymouth
srearshi2 Tiagar5 GuT;. Havana Crb James T. Ward
steamship civ Of Washington Zimmerman, Havana Cuba
.,camsai~ Gamma ,Br) Ledlicoat. Hamilton Beunrda,
steamship Hanian Kemp:on, Savannah. Mur-av. Ferris
stlo NORMANDY Tgkey. rycrool p F Mecali Co.
Bark suez 1ta- Umani Fhlhpvhe Aiger'' r1n'h' Llye
}s-J paeua (Ccr1 Fls-tsen Bristol. c. Tobas CO.
Bark n nad.s or. d. Gloucester, Eng, O. Tobias
BARK Jennie Armstrong C3r.l. McYut, Dunkrk France,
HarE Pro D5mo or) Jacobsen Cork or Falmouth. Faaef
B,rS cecilia Ial). Bsso. Cork or Falmouth Beoharn q
Bas Louisa Iuoeke Gerl, Rossensacs Cork for orders
Ps.k Atlantic l8r) wgman Limerick, Iro'd D. p. Dawof
Bsrk I;ebecca Caruana johnson Mat waylen Co.
ARRIVED.
steamship Pommerauia Ger. Sc'weusen. HAMBURG Nov
oar w. aF D, p, W I yotso Fio Iine'ra oct 2s and
Raha Nov. J. with cofse ana pas To- bask 81 j. s''s IS
winds ani iel sca beavy Equals ami 70 h.. 81 y
a-d rasse1-crs jas Eward 90. Fad strong ~ F. "n IS
Saa.s,fp Cortcs Bennett 81 Johns y F.. Nv ~. via
Hefax, y. S., 18Th, with m-se. ana pass To- N''iN '
aars Enigma (o So John. y -. Walker Liverpool So
Rars Airah.o Yonr- ~ -, Iobn. y Bl Kerney, Dnhin
Oc'. 3 iu hau.s 90 James W. L.veL d. co. Anchored '
Eark WIN. lttt rson .oi Greenock' cray: 1aI fr ~
D., ~. ''' ~ ~
B,rt sanuee ual R4Io. Iieat = dave win sulphur
BARK Trlf dJ-roa ~ rrrs I.'aud Bsion. St Mare Is
days Nt. 's ,, q" r. ,,o 10 s,rs with mise 90
=, a -l l.I to -,a.i,T Ta-s. q Gibraltar 0ci.
-
'wG,;D-sanset- sandy Hook light S. f. cioady At
N'- ' ,,o,-r
FoHEifN FohI.
ro,-ly N,v % sal ae 1q-l inst. Matilda Wizard f0r
I,.sr.rIu-l.. % ih in.t Jason. Can't -fn
r,-o N tostna Ctro,e- latter Ncv-f "rk Bolivar.
cant Gfri intcn. t.r eH-pfign, -l- ,,,'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY. y. Y. Nov. 22-Procecdings in Court of
Aprea.s Thursday. November - No. 2Il- hlnsey ggt
Iteg.it argument resumed and concluded.
So Bac-e J., Farmer, JOINT stock Insurance Com
pauy argued ID. Pratt lJI apieDL IT, ID. lomsOck ion
Tc.Iirf
-UJ--Cohh a-f kn7Ip argued Dr. Vim. A. COusen for
anne. .aHf. Ntflcws respondent.
Ma iBe Bans ~ Buffalo a-t Fiske; argued by
VIZ Green for appellant S. s. Rogers for respondent
SON uu.
THrcav calendar Friday. November %. IS follows
Nos. 1876. lSi, l54, ZJj, 2lJ, l--. l2O l4J.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

order for reference may applied for a Chambers 70 INC
re there pres ding. denied with 80 css TO de-
fcndant to abide event mem The sncul Lam az,
denied with - costa % DEFEND int n ane
of In the matter " fkIhe acc uhts oi t
referred bacS a. the referee See heu Mig
agt PAeps.-M0tlOn 10 set aside execution sian-e'-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
DoGro dno E0Cms.
West Size.


4 VERY desirable, sunny front ROOM. with
y small room c0ur citing. crc7 T iufn ri 'ln uf~t
cass 10 And Frca.h family also single rooms for gen
Al HOUSE and TABLE-10 fine rooms /;
way. and heii BLOCK rom f. Il. r. de.ot
A PRIVATE FAMILY will lct to gentlemen.
- without BOARD large small. neatly furnished
bedooms' references hanged SO University place near
DOWN-TOWN BOARD-33 Cliaton-place,
Rooms TO it, with r.od Substantial b1,r' a. So peg wek
and upwarii warm ha-, uati gas, h1i and cold water
ELEGANT PARLOR FLOOR also choice
~ on 81 and SIN foors without board NO Il West
ELEGANT ROOMS and frst-cliss board for
cn-es rcqu.r.i s55 w. 3iti.st Urs. janis BTEDsALL
ELEGANTLY furnished. 2d floor with other
h rcoms Desired on 6thav' ARD ad onne reels Win Win
MIIahIi.y. II aas s' cr'ate Ia @.'-'.'' " 'p' '-' N - -
ElRST-CLASS accommodations for invaids
10 @ o reaas agl @ o7 ~ i6 TI5ae T,s G r5loWa
ode. L23s Broaiway
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, en-
a suite or singiy; also an Office % West -5th-t
40. 10 WEST 42D-ST., Morns-p2ce. -
y working lad.e. and genlenn cln n acc, & i,. .' N
rrO IET-Elcgauty furui he'd parlOr suite,
wiz or without private table; also single rooms 23 Gram
STH-AYE., 222.-One desirable suite, three
> rooms. bath Sc. fourth hsor 'rlt steam beat Ji'o
%TII-AVF., -. near lGJi. good sized room,
- iourtu noor fora genteman with b'afd reirre''e+
sNCTH-ST.. 30. near MISUNDERSTANDING
80 o. family ma PHEASANT home with board also ti'e
M WEST 11TH-ST.. near Broadvay.-T
all io- f.ur gentlemen: prcs. vi,h ary s'op ~eeA
.bn WEST 1sTH-,T.-A geutlomlu and wife
-. l b5 NJ. m a qu.'i family li,o tvi sagr -antemeu.
DS WEST 12TH-ST-Nrwly furnished see
30 ond FLOOR, cu ,Hite or sur,. with oo1Id 'c@oh
good Table ,Nc. o $40. taois uoori given.
f.i WEST IgTH-ST-Sunuy furnished i AR-
~ iou auI bedroom. with or without board in a
~ BEACH-sT. - Pleasantly furnished
.DA Roo,i-. v.tl az without BOARD. term. reasoal2e
100 WESr , 27sT , near l t5nss G{aaysm2a@- and s5
.ao ar al DO r rooms Tor gentlemen without board
private fanny.
East Side
DC Fast 23D-ST., near Madson-square.-
AM room ,, Or iarllr dos rsicren tschaa
* BOND-sr.-small furnished RoOMS 10
e'5 9 se. si s s, 5ts Sn snl osioa Is osa4 " ~ 80
bIS EAST 23D-ST- Mrs. L. II. JENKINS
- has an4y 1 io oe 81. 5i iS2l Soared Ti board also
I.(.5 EAST 18TH : +, in private family, one
3D. large aud nall r'ons se 'ni foor iiouI WIN
hrst.ilss boa.d terIus uoleraiei references.
I1A EAST 4OTH-ST., one door from Lex
lsel in.tonave-To let, a neatly furnished hoor 10
mar aud wife housekeeping family private terms
reasonable.
I.bS LEXTNGTON-AVE. near 29th-st.-A
setb sul paror floor house ia"l am
IN neus r,cass IA every particular references gwen
and required
ISf2D AVE.-To let two nicely FUR
lsI i nished rooms for single gentlemen
Board and Rooms Wanted.
A Ncw-Fngand young lady desires board IN
y family; piano lessons and 9tner st H'il2I 70 20
children u flyueut: r,f-r.ute given ahi lu 'li vi
asdr,ss with aclrcss Miss BLANh ~ -up''e'
Broohiyn.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALM MAC ,,
-u- -s,s 900 G5T euu SETS. f,7 clock slow lH
Voe. 1.es G.55 Noon rouths 1850 Noou'saeo days Is
HiaH wATrE TCuAl-N' ..o
sandy Hook q17 GOV island. ei0 Hon Gdte-..l I;5
WATER To-nsY r 81.
sandy Hook 9lS Gov island. 1920 Hell Cate.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
Brooklpn Rsal Gsials for Sale.

nWELLING-HOUSE Nos A3 WillOw-st,
- p HcAsgt - o. and o. Na-ssu. 100 and loz Pms
appett 10 .ud Ig- y. lloushbys. - Isiay yceaye.
GOEJOE J.. FORD. 81 Clark st, krooklyn.
{. - sbSN -Thrce-stOry. high-stoop. new
- - sZ'FO. brovn.stone HOUSES. ihei DE ocllon
u- Crr.u and Fui.o twenty minutes 10 lcII1
KULAND g. WHITING, Beckmau-sL
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
Gin ReaI Cstatc Tor Sale.

FOR SALTWATER FRONT FOR REFlN-
1 ErfI-. CHEMICAL WORKS.. FACT IHl.-, &c.
large blocks wish buklead wItcr pui o sa, low terms
els. Atr5 90 ". L. BLJ"ER, llo Wii.al--L.
[sURBAY HILL.-The foHr-sroIy high ,toop
VI buwI sIrc ho1.c I2l fast 3ch5t; elegantly iur
Iisucd pO--c-suu immediately.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

ARR ,IGNED FOR MURDER ON ELECTION NIGHT
ON the evening of the recent election-day
vy,ri,ui thomson watchman in the cmnioy Of Wood
81 q Rahinsou. OF BroohYn. shot and killed George
Nrg~i.o WHO had been annoying him with threats OF Vo-
lenos Thompson wo arraiened Yesterday before Juase
= lr ON an indictment FOR murder IN The frs: degree
,,,er -oe. and n o. Arm voice said: o. Not guilty
"a h. aout ta'rtV wears Of age and OF ord nary 1nga
~ - THO trta w1s down flr the third Monday in
T6r n the 10y Court As There is no session o " q
6,er and Tarmincr I'm December strict Attorney LII
80 i1 Inv. an ouuor'tYuifv before giving up his once
ce-e ,atIiD % irving another murder case making
- tietl during the SIX year, OF ms term.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
ANerc!lGncnns.

E0R SALE-A double engine. made by COR
LI~~, 81 Provi ence. new TUBULAR NOILIB, . tcct
ia ameter ami 10 ieet m length Ap 20 e Tribune Office
pOTTERY DECORATING MATERIALS
Just ed SAMPLE pictures mailed ior - cs; cuoice
collection, 81 Address Es EtIII LIBRARY, GGG 6tlaye
DATENTS, CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS,
4 Designs. Copyrights promptly secured, on Moderate
terms by MUM & co. ~Centfe american Patent
Agsn y. 81 PARK row, corner BeckmlneL, NeE-iork
ILlr-y years experiences
THE BEST-THE CHEAPEST.
THE AMERICAN SOFT CAPSULE CJNPANY'S PURE
CApSCLArED MEDICINES.
In metallic boxes with ful. direction, FOR use.
CastOrol cr D-. : -
O ~ tITpeItIus bli sl cupdIi %
o OF cuDris WITH ha c1 abba 81
O O with -
dlldll W0Dd 90
.4frtse American star trade .lrs, and get IT,
IUrslr Boy tl drugs4-ts.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
60 t0bom It man Concern
IPIRE TRANSFORMATION co.
CorUoranon 3 oilres.

DROpOSALS viii BE- received bv FIRE De
} FAUT8f.>T unu Soy. - 1877. forage also Tor
wood trcsl apparatus Fan particulars Tho
rity Record. FOR fa.- 10 SO. Clty Han.
PROPOSALS Will be received by the De-
paruucut - Public Charities Correction until DE
ceubcT ST. for Groceries &C., Ton 5000 barrels 0f
-Four Phi particulars il ihc city Record fo sale a. No.
Ciiy Hall
DkOPOSALS will be received hy the De-
parment " Public On t-s Corr on, uutil NO
yember - 1871 for C5IO I~uuls a. turkey aud 1000
pounds OF chickens Ful PARTICULAR 40 city Record for sale
az 30. . CIty Hall
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

.qoo. drawn to her order. to dry-goods deder'
yhose store near the store OF the nra oy "n0u1
purpor,ed to be drawn sne oil po' lauo's'
,4 cot a. from her after considerable persuasion,
in1 ,i fhai d. was going 20 get nS'zhnof 20 cutn9
a. a. s6e yxoitei patiently until he came hdch SIC sau
i, ~. N In "A letter purp0rtnS 10 contain reiil,
So, h.r afhcr's estate, aud Kept II * WcsAS,
-.r Sophiing ihat 10 was good W seems ahe "a"
us , S,r..ci some money 90 the time II came Az
llr, ,tsee of her fani'y testified that she was iWy :
to'5i NE ,k,iuled Judge sutherland ru4cd tA@ !
coA- ,.oi me check could NOS be convicted
l...,i, forged 3per, ana the rv .'lu ttu ue, o
.yu- he paper herself without leaving tg" So. ts
lu' '- ,rh ,IfrI evidently lulL.c4, uleih-o't tIo
S-r Win warming not Go use any more such chcoAs'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
6ouses ano farms Odttco.

WANTED TO I.EASE-And would buy tn
Cl,y 1y hoisi MN. Addrtss A. sTONE, Fh'sniX houh
Hroadwav ana I2fh st.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
prookInn propcrln % "a.

4 LARGE 2d-story room with all the modern
n Convenience ant neatly rnishol at 80. tist place.
bt tween Henry and DIutol---e
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
Gin Droperrn Go Eei.

INTENSIFIED FLOOR suitable for house
Lc-piug also furnished and lu'IrnsAc- houses Aei'
er-uces at fsr-ctt Library, bdo 6iliavr
HANDSOMELY and newly furnished house,
L n Murray HiI. To LET for the winter or Aclf. OF
would ayc ole family private table bst rcienc,s al Oo7
Gth-agt. a. DALEY.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
Gonnirn properIn DO CeI.

VonnItn DropcrIn 70 1T.
4 GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY PLACE
y t0frut a. Lace ab'c erus near Engle"ofi
ptt.fe rcsilc.csn. Hon M. N. fEclpr, Cuf thl
g .orlal ois furu ,er alfA water aud l ttH
d. m l.r.e able house. ana barn, auf cutlt- N'
rt, 1yh 90 lcrlg 4 aud gaieu ard plenty Of ui
Inquire II .,. =, y - -, t-a, t,..l f,',rv
&.b[ PER MONTH will rent the house 249
- 80 WA-huro ays. Wooside Newark. nom Oct""cr
j. Apply Sic prrures OF o. j. H. DEN iHo"' lou N'e
ylils ave. HOwarE ~. ).
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
gounirn 5nGro.

Gouulrp 5nGr0.
A + MORRiSTOWN-Ad delightful home for
~ Winter ma private fa1ir an the surroundings u a
gsutcmans residence TERMS from g to lO week.
lox Do, MDKRI-TOWN. N. y. J.
COUNTRY BOARD can be had at an old
y f1hiourd farU. Nncr. home pure rk
lIcr e~ls. and IuInff table ef ktp by
the month at low Address OSCAR BROWN -1n'rs,
LNGLkWOOD, ,NeW-Jersay First class board
Il sat" fam'. llr Fail a-i Winter moderate pre- So.
Atdi 5 Pos, Ofe Boz NO. l73. inseWo0d Highest r. er
cuccs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-25

@ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY will
receive special attention.
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A'lefau0ria 6az&tte
THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 20.

NEGRO HUNG.-On Friday Simon Ragand,
colored, convicted Of the crime of rape upon
the person of Miss Caroline Bedgood, at Whit
aker, 10 Edgecomb, n. G., was conveyed from
the Jail at Tarboro to WILLIAMSON to be 10
readiness for his execution at the latter place.
Ragland was visited by all the clergymen OF
Williamson, who left nothing uudone to bring
him to realize tho sense Of his awful condition.
Monday, ut half: past 10 o'clock, keV. L. d;
Houshton, rector Of the Protestant Eplscopa'
Church in Williamson, III company with MT.
J. Nj, Sitcrson and a correspondent, called at
the prisoners cell. They found him 10 mo-
rose and cynical mood. lie manifested much
bitterness, and cOdcavored to show that his
conviction was procured on .nsuthcient evil
dcncc. lie alleged, furthermore. that nc re-
ceiyed an injury in childhood which had been
the cause OF occasional fits Of insanity, during
which his acts were unconscious and irrespon-
siblc. lie was at length brought to better
state of mind, and finally confessed his crime
to Rev. Mr.. Houshton and Mr.. Siterson, and
was baptiscd by the former. As the time ap-
preached for the execution he seemed to grow
moro calm, expressing the belief that his soul
would be at rest. Before leaving Tarboro jail
he bid all his fellow prisoners farewell, saying
AZ soon as his soul left his body it would ty
right to heaven. at 3p. II. he was conveyed
by the sheriff to the place Of execution. The
rope was so large and the knot SO awkward
that when adjusted on the neck it would not
remain in place, and when the drop was made
the moose slipped cut of place, leaving the
BODY dangling in horrible contortlons and sui
tering. Eleven minutes elapsed before lilc was
extinct.
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WINTER AkRANGE EN- EFT

beginning Oc: ~. IA'".
The Mail Train VII! leave VA hinE!'; q.
8. H., and Alexandria At 90 =. t.. daily,
copt Sunday; pass Lccsbnrg, g"ing ,wc..*..-
at ll:D q. M, and arrive 81 hoUHd u! g.. .
III. Leave Round Hill 9: l:::,,1 i. H.; i,s, g..
burg, going eastward y. i:iJ =. III. HH' "-.'
st Alexandria 1T 3: - y. tn, "aG :. 't"..,'..
Ut $3.50 y. m.
The Accommodates Tram viii 'rsY' -.
ington at 4:20 y. m, and Aic%"nbr!H - '..a .
In, daily, except Sunday, aal arrive .. H..
burg at $40 y. IL. l.cav" ic@shurE e. na.' p.
and arrive at Alexandria 81 SD e.. @..,
Washington 81 $50 3 n.
~ Passengers from Washington 81. ..n
tho Washington and o. 0 cars Il, The HH.t'l,."
and Potomac Railroad station az" II. 1T ~
pm, and go through 10 Round On s." -&..
change of cars.
The $40 = III. train from Alexandra ..Hd j-..'
p. H. train from Round Hill corEcc. - Ho.H.
Hill with Harris Daily Limo .! """u-'
for Snlckorsvillo, Bcrryvillo "nI MHcle.'.
also with Roamer's Line Of Coaches, rMIcG 2s'<
Leesburg daily for Aide and MIddIebnrs.
Both trains. westward, make close coaI."' ....'
At Tienna, with SisEon's Line .. si!Gca -. :..''
fax Court House.
tickets, Sets. s'H5 e.. -
hRnEisl tickets. $3.50.
K. u. I!hfHFE..,
oct Is: :Io:,"-..! !'t,r. 49,
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OHEISTM IS COMlNGl--New, Beauti-
u full, Raro and Unique Goods for the Holt

~uEISTMAS IS COMINGl-New Beaut!-
" full, Raro and Unique Goods for the Holi-
days now opening n
FRENCHS, NO. % KING STREET.
Tho assortment embraces beautiful articles IN
Russia and Vienna Leather, Pearl, Shell, Glass
and Papicr Mache, Writing Desks from Que TO
SO each; Work Boxes, in fno Leather and In
laid Wood; Odor Cases, Cut Glass,, in Russia
Leather Cases; Portcmonhales, in KusSlH sea- Sc;
Skin and Turkey Morocco. Pearl and Hneli |;
Fine Gold Pens, in Pe%rl Cases ana doid
Mounted Rubber Cases, great variety OF
Glass and Bronze 1nkstands; Glove and H4nl-
kerchicf Boxes, Of Silk, Leather and Fine Lac &C
quer Work; Beautiful Chromos, In Sp!ondlu
Gilt Frames; Japanese Cabinets snd work
Boxes, very handsome; Japanese Trays, Al
sizes, of the finest Lacquer Work; Vases 30
quet Holders, very beautiful; Wostonholm
Knives Back CANNON and Chess. and tnoilS'
and other beautiful articles suitable Tor holiday
presents -
In the BOOK DEPARTMENT. have y very
choice collection Of Juvonilo Books, American
and English Standard Poets, History, bog,
Apply, Prayer Books and Bibles 81 %ll siZos "nd
prices. ,-u
A great variety Of Games for tho little folks
and many other things too numerous TO mention;
New styles Papeteries of the finest Paper ana
Envelopes, in beautiful boxes; Sterooscopes
and Views Prang's celebrated Panel Cnromos
and Christmas and New Year Cards Dressing
Cases, very handsome, AL sizes.
My assortment Of choice goods At very low
prices is not equa!od in the State, and cordini
invitation is extended 10 call and examine SAID
stock. [dec III GEO II. FRENCH.
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Leave Washington . 10 a. n. A!ey,r.,:
2 45 a. NJ. and make connection st Ds7y,I,o... -
South and South West.
Leave Washington 10 q. H.. A,,,... i..
5 As a. H., and connect at Lynchbu7,, H. y. "
phis, Little Rock and Texas, and e. Al. ~, ~.
and all points in the South, and, viz N,v: ., -
leans to Galveston and Southern Pa. ~
conect with Ches. s Ohio Eas. and We. -
Leave Washington at . ~ p m, h.o ,...-
at 10 ~ p M, get to Gordonsvii!n Il - 49, 49,
and connect with Ches. * Ohio /, J.. 80 g. ''
to Huntington, Cincinnati ani Ill r." ~.
west, and Eastward to Richmond -, '.''''
For MANASSAS DIVISIUN. I I,sys ~ ~;
ington at S 10 q m. !Aiiy exec ). Snrts,' :" 49,.
get to Strssburg At y. II, oryn ~
8. H.. and arrive at Alexar ,irs '' %.
For WARRENTON &c, 81 UI.s..F;, =. 81.
at s 10 a. III. '. '..'..
Trains from South ar'vir g =. W. ..,,r.,.-.
80 a. H., L p Ill. and II ~ - p, ,n... .. .
connections with Bet. =: OH" o"l E2", :. :.
tomsc trains TO sal' , ~ D.''I r" "is i, -
west. '''' 80 "'''' ''.'
Aoeommodat IN leave. AIc:xo.!r:. a.- g..
n0,ns' and Is lay, Thursday and SATURDAY, as:
E 49,; an Javo3 tio:donsvil!e for A,c&aat-..
hi SSbrSyy' Wednesday end Friday, -: .. rn
,o,-,ae, 4gh tickets - the South AMI y r. e..
'o"e l. rates.
g. j. FONEhCEE, cen. i;...ag.
j. Nj. BROADUS T. Z = ian =,
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ERESH TEAS-JspaD, Oolong, English
II Breakfast and Gunpowder Teas Of best and
medium grades, all of the now crop, received
and for sale at lower prices than the same quail
tiles can BIO purchased elsewhere by
dec - F. J. DAVIDSON, 14I King st.
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FOX NORFOLK.

Tho elegant new and substantial sK-~
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX + .as1a3asgEsS7E
loaves tho company's wharf, Washington. EV
EEl MONDAY and THURSDAY, at three
turning leaves Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at 3 o'clock p. M. This line
connects at Norfolk with the ships Of the Mer-
chants and Miners Transportation Company
for Boston and Providence. and affords the
cheapcs. and bost route TO those cities and
their connections throughout Now England.
Fareto Norfolk So; round trip So. Tickets good
until used.
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40 GREAT 40
PENNSYLVANIA sSEEF.

Ell III " 5a : ssi;.s.:t s. :.
TO THE NORTH, WEST 4, SOUTnWH..
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, Splendid $uUNUHs
MAGNIFICENT EQN!pMMNw.
January !, lS1,.
Trains leave Washington, from dapo. =. HN!,
TIMORE & POTOMAC EhiLEUAn. O..
ner Of Sixth and 3 streets, 81 follows:
For Phila., New York and the EMst. :0,a o.
and go p. IN. daily, with P:si&cc Gar. l..
tied Express of Pullman Par!o7 C.rs H.u~
NJ. daily, except Sunday. F": Ph!Ia,.r.ra.
and New York l.30 y. III. d"iiy, except ,.
day for Philsdelphia 80 y. in. daily
For Pittsburg and tho West, % a.la.J:.ii:,~
Parlor Cars to PittSburg; 40 :. n. 3:.....
with Palace Car 70 Chicago
For Canandaigua and tho North, 80 =. ...
daily, oxcep: Saturday, with rniHr2 tar .'
Watkins. For Elmira. 90 !. ~. I::iiy, g..
cept Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria, q, :, 5, .. 10 and II g. -, >.'
l, 3, 400, s, G.G5 ard ! pm. On Sunday =; q.
NJ, and and y. III.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washin&;'H, :" d.,
$40, 9, 10 and II ALA, 3, -, 80 AMI 30.
On Sunday at & III and ID y. nn., and i J.. 10,
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, :.
Quantico and Richmond will leave Al,,t'.
dria at = ~ q. IN. daily, and G.l5 p. n. !*...
except Sunday.
Tickets ard information can be procure! 81
principal railroad stations :!.I t!r,y, ,....
Southeast. ID. Nj. BOYD, Dr..
Gem. r":s.a2,r Ay,.'
FRAN * THOMSON
General Manager. Jan
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We respectfully call the attention OF our Gus
TONERS and the public generally to the fact that
we are always prepared TO execute all kinds OF