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MILES. HORSES. &e.

NOR SALE, A LARGE, SOUND, On
Il GENTLE FAMILY HORSE. Apply at tZCS
Bossicux's stable, No. 1906 Franklin street. >.
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FINANCIAL.

TFNO LOAN.-I have s., 600 to loan on Rich
l. mond city improved real estate for 1--we years,
interest payable quarterly or rScmi.annnaiiy;
FRANK ID. HILL.
mv73t 1l0S Main street.
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HATS, CAPS. dc.

NOTICE. = THE WESTERN UNION
~ TELEGRAPH COMPANY re.peclfully an
nounces = reduction of its rates to TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS from Richmond 10 al principal points NORTH
Omaha. Seb.
In addition 10 the facilities heretofore sessed by
this company circut has just been established be-
tween Richmond and New York. on which lua trG.
plcx apparatus Is employed and by tile use OF when
four messages are simultaneously nansmitt.d over
the same wire j. w. kATES,
my7 superintendent
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Thc follow
ing is a list Of the conreyanceS OF real estate
for the week ending May 5: Lots fronting
81 feet on Green street corner Spring for
$3.50; 33 feet on Marshall street near Henry
for 1925; IS feet on Main street for
81, 1000; so feet on Eleventh street corner
Marshall, feet on Byrd street corner
Fourth; 80 feet on State street corner VIII
iamsburg avenue for $495; so feet on Jes-
samine street for 1000; 81 feet on Clay be-
tween Adams and Brook avenue; 81 feet
on Twcnty-tifth street corner 2 for 1915; 10
feet on Marshall between Third and Fourth
20 feet on Franklin near Pine for 81 600; 30
feet on Franklin street near Pine for q, 175 !;
81 feet on Twenty-ninth street near Frank
lin, 43 feet on Thirtieth street between
Franklin and Main for So, $50; 55 feet on
Williamsburg avenue near Seventh for
$500; S2a feet on Eighth street between
Franklin and Grace for S1,072; 81 feet on
Louisiana street corner Fourth for 81 900; %
feet on Seventeenth street between Marshall
and Clay for S2,501 interest in William Eng
liSh's estate for $1,000; 80 feet on Canal
street between First and Second for S637 !;
foot on Seventh street for $3.50; 81 feet on
Duval street for 800; 16 feet on Fifteenth
street between Main and Cary, 56 feet on
Campbell's alley for $500; % feet on l.
street for S131; rs feet on First between
Cary and Canal, so feet on Sixth street be-
tween Leigh and Jackson for S5; 10 feet OH
Floyd street near Cherry for 81 900; 90 feet
on Laurel street near Floyd for $4,000.
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NV Al III

OFFER FOR SALE PRIVATELY,
4 EIGHTY FEET FRONT on west Franklin pc
tween Full and Adams streets. doubt whether
another uca lon FOR private residence in town al
Together 30 desirable this could now be bought
mv3-1u, JOSEPH Il. ANDERSON.
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POLICE Court, SATURDAT.-Thc following
cases were disposed of:
Martha Thompson, charged with stealing
one lot OF coal from the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company, was sent to jail for
twelve hours in default Of surety for good
behavior.
William Holmes and George Harris were
fined one dollar each for disorderly conduct
in the streets.
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4 y ID 5

/ nar. i'm NV charge for sale large number OF
FiR>T-CLASS EST rATi;S. with splendid Improve
mrnts, and LARGE. and SMALL FARMS. with ana
without buildings. in every section OF The state.
Many of the large estates are situated on The James,
York, Rappaiannock. K. and other rivers ana many
OF thc small farms lie the city. Also MINE
RAJ, TIMBERED. and GRAZING LANDS III
Virginia and West Virginia. ~
GEORGE VI. DREWRI.
my Aim lOl4 Main street.
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LASD-SALEs.-Mr. George N. Drewry,
land-broker. has sold within the past two
weeks the following: For Mr. John q.
SPOTS, "Centre Farm" in Charles City
county, 430 acres, So, 750; for Mcssrs. Stuart
& Palmer, "Lowcr Buckland." on James
river, in same county, 500 acres. $1,000; for
Major A. II. Drewry, "Westbury,' on
James river, in same county, G5+ acres,
$4,000; for Major Robert Douthal, to Mr.
Robert Avis, OF Richmond. Weyanokc,'
on James river in same county. 1,GS0 acres,
s34, 200. Exchanged for land, improved
city OF Richmond real estate priced at
$4,000.
1t will be seen by the above that the old
Colonial estate Weyanoke" has changed
ownership, having been purchased by Mr..
Robert Avis, Of this city. This estate was
acquired by the ancestors OF Major Robert
Douthat, the late owner, by Crown grant
under Charles the Second, and is renowned
for being one Of the best landed properties
in the State.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, SATrR-
DAY-Judye Hughes presiding.--In the
matter of B. Catosni. General report OF
assignee filed.
In the case OF Valentine thinner. Order
entered directing the goods claimed by j.
NJ. Duesbcrry to be sold for the benefit OF
the estate.
In the matter OF r. Burgess. The bank
rupt was allowed property to the value OF
$3.50 as an exemption.
In the case OF NJ. Lichtenstein. The
compromise between the bankrupt and j.
b. Ellison & Sons, judgment-creditors, was
approved and the bankrupt ordered to pay
said judgmen:-credtors 1886 in full salts
faction of his note for $500.
In the matter or Fl. w. Quares. The
rule against w. II. Bibb and P. VI. Hitter
was discharged at the cost Of the bankrupt,
and the clerk was authorized to issue an eN-
ecution for said costs.
In the case OF w. III. Gwathmey. The
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany was enjoined from selling the pro-
pcrty OF the bankrupt under certain deed
Of trust until the further order OF the Court.
In the matter OF Robert Marks. Order
entered to pay marshars fees.
Court adjourned to the 18th OF May.
1877.
The regular term OF this court at Norfolk
commences Monday the 7th instant.
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young Mems Christian Associatio

81 EMBROIDERED ooRsETs at L. STERN &
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---------
Al PERCALEs ut Sc. at l.. STERN L CO.'S.
soc. ALPACA at 21c. 1T l.. STERN K CO.'S.
25 aud soc. DRESS GOODS at 1876. at L. STERN
6 CO.'S.
2Oc. VICTORIA LAWNS at l2tc. ut l.. STERN &
CO.'S.
81 BLACK SILK at 75c. At l.. STERN 6 Co.'S.
81 LINENS only Soc at L. STERN & Co.'S.
The cheapest DRY GOODS In the city at l.. STERN
& CO.'S.
PARAsoLs-very eheap--at l.. STERN & CO.'S.
soc. GRENADINES at 37I4c. at i. STERN & Co.'S.
4Qc. GRENADIHEs at 25c. ut l.. ST ERN & CO.'S
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS ut l.. STERN & CO.'S.
MoHAIR LUSTRE f at 2bc. at l.. STERN & CO.'S.
PURE MoIIAIRs at 3lc. at L. STERN & CO.'S.
20c. TOWELS at 12c. at l.. STERN & CO.'S.
FRuIT-NAPKISs, 75c. dozen, at L. STERN &
CO.'S.
15c. PIQuEs at 9e. at l.. STERN & Co.'s.
BEST PRINTS at &c. at l.. STERN & co.'s.
Bargains In LACE tURr,ISS at l.. STERN &
co.'s.
BEST KIDS ar soc. at l.. STERN & Co.'S.
FREECH-woyE CoRSETs ut 42c. at L. STERN &
CO.'S.
LOOK AT OUR
Ten-Doilar suit.
The best suit for the money
In the city.
T.. SPENCE & SON.
will buy good
GaUpc Undershirt
from
L. b. SPENCE & Son.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES
to be as low as the
lowest.
Call and examine our stock
of
Clothing
and Furnishing Goods.
f. b. SPENCE & Son,
Merchant Tallors,
1900 Maiu street.
NEW ADDITIONS,
o NEW STYLES,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

READ what WISsToCK says in WANT
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TRUNKS, VALIsas ana SATcHELs, at
BoscHEF's, 500 aud 61i Broad street.
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RT;~ on az safes Of ReGi Estate ndd' 5ttrfsi
ne Ist Of Jnn,t,irp amt irst Of Jane III" t"t'sfo
he present ytur Hncc To he Dnid tyhe p"rchasc1
On uy SGIeS mnie bet,Ceen the 1St Of Jniy dH"ias
NJ TIE gcar Mt tHcrS hare 10 be pnid by TIE ycife1
iTniS cuStos was adopted about fifteen !t.:r.ags
Iy al! Tie real estate agents in Richmond. ani air
pile, 10 Richmond aud "icinitY.l
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soc. ALPACA at 21c. At l.. STERN K cos.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1877-01-05
4 Practical Witness in Conrt

In Coxs Court there was a chs = as
sault against that old offendsr ~ -. o'l1e
tavorite, John Doc, 20 M. pleason'
the attorney, was z,'4nl's "'s,l1se' ~,
Dickson il,,.o - g. u
man Whessn nonst know Prettv hard
.ilsl.saa Whist ID Won call lsnrattv
hard -
w;tnas<-Wal1 i was nrettv hard
+bo+,s ~ can 49,
n;ol.saa Come now Won snrelv have
$3.50 a.a,,aB : Ia tba conrt laas what
!, .s,na44, b,.7 ,.
w;t.asl a,ass can show the conrt
:. III. a. a.
: H. tho w;+nass rasa from. his seat and
grabbed him BY the collar, anu,
strong, lmpulsive jerk, landed him on the
floor. lhen ne gathered MN UP across a
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1877-01-05
Poker at Washington.

Washington in the winter, after Con
gress gets fairly At work, is one ofthe live
liest cities, socially, il the United States
At eleven o'clock p. M, Wizards Hotel
that hothouse. of intrigue and poor dinner,
is usually very quiet, All Of the Congress.
slonal habitues retired for the night or gone
up to John ChamberIin 5 mansion to enjoy
quiet supper and perhaps play a game Of
poker Poker is the game in Washington,
although some Of the staid old gentlemen
prefer whist. John ChamberI n bought
the residence formerly occupied by the
British Legation, on the corner of Connect
icut avenue, and Seventeenth streets, two
years ago, and rumor says-John won't
telI-thst he paid $4,000 for it. It was
an elegant brick building, with broad bay
windows, Nansard roof, turretted teys
and massive gables. Tie hous~1 Janus
back short distance from t1~.sitses' ailo
the intervening space 51fllled with ever
green trees, shrubs flowers and English
ivy, the latter climbing up the portleo
which surrounds the front door aud shad- /,
ing a greater part Of the frant Of the build |
ing. Mr.. Ghamberlin conducted his estab-
received an invitation from Mr. Chamber
lin. Supper at ten O'clock was the word
ing Of the invitation, and to lose the supper
was to lose everything. The front parlor
was the first place visited, and hasty
glance quoted my apprehension that a
game Of faro might De il full operation
there. At II O'Clock the party were invit-
ed to walk into the dining room and take
what was termed lunch, which proved to
be a magnificent dinner. Around the table
were an admiral, four M C's. and a Wash
ington millionaire, a Senator, All ex-Judge
Of the Supreme Court and others.
Colonel, % you play poker?7 said the
admiral.
my dear boy, have tventy-six reasons
for not playing that little game, replied
the Col
'eTell them, responded The Admiral.
"WelI, the first is | have no money.
"Never mind the other twenty-five"
shouted the party in concert. aad some
other joke would bein order.
The upper story Of Mr.. Chamberlin's $
house is divided into small and large cham
bers. These chambers are furnished with
black walnut tables. There are drawers
in the tables containing The necessary i'm
p!ements for poker playing. If there is
playing IN progress, one or two negroes,
tray IN haud, will be seen ready to ex-
hscute whatever demands for drinks may be
made. Every night At twelve o'clock a
lunch, excellent, but less magnificent than
the one spread on the opening night is
served to the players.
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A Timely Rescue.


Man overheard T said an ola seafarino
man to reporter yesterday. "Do YOU
want to hear the story? They are onIg
two words, yet doubt If there is any cry
that sends such thrill through every one
on board Of ship as does this. The erv
OF ire or of breakers ahead is no doubt
4..s.,,-.-a>.--.. -
tells Of ore Of the ships company left be
hind to struggle for his life in the vide
waste Of waters.
IF It's in the night that man falls
overheard, the chances Of his recovery are
very remote, and il the daytime, if the
breeze be fresh and the sea rough, the odds
are fearfully against him. Much, then de-
pends on the GOODNESS of the officer Of the
deck, for if he lose his head the man IS
gone.
Il was a passenger once on a packet
ship bound from New YORK to Liverpool,
when one afternoon at about 3zo'cloek that
cry was heard. The wind was about north,
fresh breeze, and there was considerable
sea on. the ship was heading east by
south, carrying all three royals and top
mas aho so3.sss'1'a'l' s'"aai''s o'''ls' r. :
about ten miles an hour.
II was sitting on deck reading when the
cry was heard. The mate had charge Of
4
'ae oeoA' - o'a ollIe', "H9se ''.l'l'nl
= s'neise"s1 so'ia ,.ls.1l1. tl: t<.l -
4la! Dsio,e lle -" uisS'n5s'5' ''i1 D9e- :
fal'1o oFoe's. low "'s'' .sHs ne.'l go
ne 70 ehe man a. 'le @heei' s''' - ie 11,a
sea sefahs . she .anfa'' aA4a - a.''s -
l4e-ouoss' - 800 - - -.
~ II : ~ : - - : -
aRa Ns9p -" - ~ - ~ - -. :
hal,latos ,91e Ssna g. = = 'n9 'of' -
a',a 'opsall1..s s'aaqia5 81 go '.''-
'se 'as1s =. ~ !. u 80 - 49,
1a.''' -" ll''ss' - 80 ~ :, - o@ : ;.. -
'4@'s9o ils''... -. 80 j., .s..asza ,1,aae
n9''o es'ls i9a'.e : - tls -. u
3. 80 Z" - ,'l - 4Ea bsaa
Fo'ee we as5'sA ls1l0 ta+ H..
sas4s s'asis' .eas9 - .,ss4 -. - 80
,as 0i0'l '."' 80 - 4a,,' - .l r.
- 9oues' alAp ~ =. 80 80 -
gov -. Wv - 80 = n lf5 m j
,sss ~ , 90 ! - 8 IL H.,
VOW '1sn' 'ossl 'Na5 :n.,a az - - 4o g.
'oa''4a ~ -. e. -, - - :.
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so you propose to off with the old name

$50 Won nrano.a = eru;4l
and on with the new,
9somethin' ike dat, I s'pose. boss. Al
I wants to ak You de favor 10 Seiest som
disappropriate name dat'II do for j eullu
pusson OBJ standin, don't sosbi,+a -,
de common, lov.elass niggers, an, T want
name. out oh dar ancomnrebens;on-v,,
deg can't steal, you know
How'll Benedict Arnold do ~
aDe Arnold am topish for suah h.,
dar.s too many Bennvs an, Dicks aronna
Try anudder one. boss:
aWell, Algeraon sartoris. boW,s that o.
Oats supellaoantI 4loeraavr,. !, g..
toris Arnold-datu do for some Oh De
sah.7
.sWhy, that's name enoaob H. 81
do ron want for eaadnsss s,l=a 90
IN. eos.s-'.',1 save
~, 80 'l.s7''l''7' ess' ! ; ueehlIl
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That was IGNORES love stors, passing
snahg5, passing sweet, but the beginning
Of a life SO crowned with every blessing of
Naalee,s love, that often in after years,
Lenore, wife and mother, with wonder
ing face, and bated breath, al 4 awesome
eyes, asks her heart if it can be true.
And that fond, true heart answers. .iubil-
antly, "4es!" and Maurice's ardent eyes
echo the glad answer; and her babies
sweet, cooing lips re-eeho it. And again
she thinks Of him as he has always been to
her, "A King Among Men"
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Al !vat . blessing ze cole winter be,
Ven he kill al Of ze skeetare and flea !;
Zen till ze spring time warm vedder sail
bring,
Monsieur Noskeetare, no more you viii
SING
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Y, she whom world Of money could no.

er, she whom world Of money could nt
buy.
"Lenore.
She looked Up from her sewing in hi
radiant face.
"Yes."
He pulled her muslin from her hand,
laughingly.
"How long have We been engaged !? a
year or 50, isn't it ?'
"A year2 Oh, what makes YOU 50 fool.
ish, when you know it hasn't been a
month"
And you've been happy, dear? Per
feetly happy in the anticipation Of beins
poor mans Wife?'
q great solemn tenderness dawned Il
her eyes.
"oh, my darling, you can never know
how entirely happy and content. | would
have nothing different nothing better than
'oa 1ie' ny Alng among
He lifted her sweet adoring face 10 his
own, paler than Lenore had ever seen it
and radiant with some wonderful pleasure.
"Lenore, it almost makes me trenble il
think how undeserving | am ofsucb love
'nt, Heaven my helper, you never shall re-
'snt giving it to me. Lenore, want to
'sk you something. How would you like
9 60 back to Pendleton2 VIII you 60
'aek-Wi'h ne? Can you believe me,
Fhen | tell you that am oil Mr.. pendle.
on's heir-I, Maurice Rowland Mortimer
-enore, love, isn't i grand, glorious-tlis
aaatltui romance Of ours !? And you and
and Herbert will be 50 happy, won't we, !
airing y
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something, and the next minute Fe sar
her heading towards the ship.
Now, then, said the maze, get a whip
On that davit and stand by to run him up
quick when they get alongside. Nearer
and nearer came the boat, and soon round
ed to under the quarter Of the ship. In the
stern sheets lay limp mass, bat whether
alive Or dead we on board oftbe ship could
not tell. Bend onto him careful, said the
captain, and two or three of you jump over
the side and steady him up. In triee the
second mate had passed a couple Of turns
OF the whip around the mans BODY, and as
the word was given, the men on deck walk.
ed away and ran him up to the da4it, the
man over the side steadying him carefully
to prevent bis swinging ii against the shin
On his passage up. As he. came IN on deck
he feebly opened his eyes, and the stew
ard, who was standing near with a glass Of
srog, put little of between his lips
housing up he took down all there was in
ne tembler, good three finger nip He
f1il dc, said the captain; I'll risk him
low; hook on the boat and hoist her up.'
As she came out Of the water he shouted,
put Up your helm I'll away the head
ards; stand by your after braces + and
way the ship went round on her heel, and
tfeen minutes later vas going off on her
curse again at the rate Of ten knots. with f
.addlngs sails allow and aloft.-Net0 York Il
K0rzd.
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Poetry.
FLIGHT OF TIME.

On! on our moments hurry by.
Like shadows Of passing cloud,
Till general darkness wraps the sky
And man sleeps sengeless in his shroud.
He sports, he trifes time away,
Till timc is his to waste no more;
Needless he hears the surges play,
And thea is dashed upon the shore.
He has no thought Of coming days,
Though they alone deserve his thought
And SO the needless wanderer strays,
And treasures naught and gathers naught
Though wisdom speak, his ear is dun;
Though virtue smile, he sees her not;
His cup Of vanity is full,
And all besides foregons-forgot.
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And Mr.. Maurice Mortimer bowed and
smiled as he Promenadei up Regent
street. and scores of fair faced women felt
their hearts yearn towards him in his grand
perfect beauty and manly grace.
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9 bog at Easton, NAile attempting 10
stop arolhng barrel ofNhisky, vas knock
ed deleysn aId had his nose mashed. Hhisky
aiWars aisi haze marked effect 81 the
noses and thai boz wants to let tie stuff
alone hereafter
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SIC6& HEADACHE.

SECA HEAD.ACHE.
EDITORIAL-We have
tested its virtues, personally,
and know that Tor Dyspep.
sia, Eii;ousness and Throt-
Ding Headache, it is the best
medicine tho world ever saw.
We have tried forty other
remedies before Simmons
Liver Regulator, but none
Of thcm gave us more than
temporary relief; but the
Regulator not only relieved
but cured U.s. Editor Telc-
graph and Messenger, M"-
ron. Gn.
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Leave Washington 30 -. N, Aloxandr,s
45 q. m. and mako connection NJ DanF''Ic .
South and South West.
Leave Washington 10 r. NJ, AIoXSndris
s as a. NJ, and connect at Lynchburg to NJ onl-
pbis Little Rock ard Texas and 10 AtlaEta
and all points in the South, and, via Now Or
lean, t. Galveston and Southern, Texas; also
conect with Cnes s; Ohio Fast and West
Leave Washington at 8 ~ p. nj, > "ni!ria
at 10 20 p. m, get to Gordonsvillo at 81 &" NJ;
and connect with Ches. s. Ohio il 4. westward
to Huntington, Cincinnati and all tho NORTH
wes., and Eastward to Richmond and beyond,
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Wash,
nrton at s ~ q III. Gai:5, except Sunday, aod
aet TO StrssID..ro st 5 p. m. Leave osrs2DHFS at
/ ~ NJ NJ, and arrive at .A.lloxandris Sp. III. ,,
For WARRENTON leave washington ua''y
at s 10 8. Ii. ,,:;o, .,
Trains from South arriving at Washington ~
So a. M, & D. m. and T. 40 a. H.. make g0oa
connections with Bait. " Ohio and Ralt g 70
tomac trains to Baltimore Philadeiphls ana
New York, and 20 AL points North ana NORTH
west c
Accommodation leaves Alexandrla Tor cor cor
donsvilleT Thursday and Sati!r a. .. ~
d. m. and Ioaco5 Gordonsviile for AieXandriS
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, st .. m.
Through tickets to tho South "nd west a'
lowest rates.
'>''' q. j. FOEEACRF, Goa, Manager.
+ HI. BkDh;EJS. Il. J. Jan 70
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1877 GREAT ISs i
PENNSYLTANIA ROUTE

W H M - Ezs.szs=s:H==Sss
TOIHE NORTH, WEST & SOUTH VEST.
DOUBLE TEACk.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDlD nCH "A sk -
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
January !, 1877,
Trains lesve Washington. from depot ol bAh H.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAJ lLRGAD, cor
nor Of Sixth and B streets, as follows:
For Phila., Now York and the East. 2.05 III
snd go D. m daily, with Palace Cars. LIN
itod Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars go a.
n. daily, sxccpt Sunday. For Philadelp phia
and New York l.5;, p. i.:. daily, except sun
day; for Philadelphia $50 p. III. dsily.
For Pttsburg and the West, 50 Am. daily, Wi.ii
Parlor Cars to Pittsburg; T,4O p. M. daily
with Palace Gar to Chicago.
For CananIG: gua and the North, i.4o p. IN.
daily, exccp! Saturday, with Palace Car t'
Watkins. For Emira, 9.55 .. n. daily, oA-
cept Sunday.
For hloxandris, &, I, ), 8. 10 and II 3; NJ, aid
/, 8, 4.2O D. GU5 ard pm. Tn SnTdEy NJ = a.
M, snd l and : p. ID.
Trains loAvo Alcxardria Tor washington, o. I,
SlD, 9, 10 and II a.1l. |, 3, 10 b,G anI pm.
On Sunday Ut :. ard 10 Il. nl., and = T. M.
Through TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH VIA
Oaantico ani Richmond, will loavo AiGxAn-
dra at = ~ n, Ill. daily, and G.l3 p. N. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procurc,i Il!
principal railroad stations and tckot nilo"S
Southeast ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr.,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON :,
General Manager. lan | |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05
ATEXANDRTA VA MONDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1877.
MEDICINES.
TAKE;
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

VT WEsVHEES II IIC I-IN CT, .lIUIEECH IT H!!U
WILL CURE
sbISPEPSEA.
MUST OWN that your
Simmons Liver Regulator
fully deserves the populari-
~ il has attained. As u FAM
lily medicine it has no equal.
1t cured my wife OF mala.
dy l had counted incurablo
that wolfsDan Of our Am
cricsn people. DyspepsiN.
A. +. p. ALBERT,
Professor in Nicholas Pub
lie School, Parish Of Ter
rebOnne, Le.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05
RAILROAD LINES.

On and after Friday, Jan. N, 1871, faSso''s''
Trains will rnn as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05
FANCY GOODS.
NEW GOODS AT BERRY'S.

DOLLSl DULLSi from ct TO So
Tho undersigned nAa lust returned from the
North with full limo Of Holiday Goods, con-
sisLing Of Wax and China Dolls. Doll Heads,
Rodics, &c. Rocking Horses, SleIighs, wagons,
TrSsss, Pocket Books, Motto Frames, Toilet
Sets, Vases Cups and Ssuccra, Card Baskets
and Cases Scrap Books, Bohemian Ware in
new and beautiful designs farlor Croquet S9ls,
Tny Bureaus Trunks and Work Boxes; bis
stock OF the above goods has been carefully se-
dc dcE ii y O. BERRY, 72 King st.
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FOR NEW YORK

,,,, \, ::,e.:nslips Il. G. KNIGHT 5eSS
'"n I6HN GIBSON lesvo the COM ssssssasazs
.'nu,.'s :','u = whsr!, Alexsndris, EVERY SAIUk-
msA,T% MORNING, and New York, from pier
y Esst River. EVERY SATURDAY at four
,ciocE y. il.