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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBABIL1TIEs.-W Var Depart
ment, Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
ngton, d. c., Hug. 80. lS77--lU30 a. NJ
For Tho Middle States rising followed By ling
barometer, cooler northwest backing to south.
west winds, clear OF partly Weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

FATAL BURNING.-A young lady named
Mitchell was fatally burned By the explosion OF
a cosl oil lamp, at Gordorsvile, last ulghi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

SALE OF A VhhU
CABLE FARM IN FAlEFhA coy M \
Pursuant TO tho decree Of tho Crcu:! Court OF
Fairfax county, pronounced ct june tenn. l9;r.
and June term, 1877, in the suit OF Harrison al
Simpson Vi. Charles w. Kstcllho, the undar-
signed, commissioners named in said Decree
will, on MON DAY, the i7Lh day OF ooptom1sf'
1877, court day. 1T l.! o'clock nj. OF sa'd Day.
sell to the highest bidder, bypublic sale, III lcont
of the Court House door Of gaiu county, lhat
valuable and improved farm Oh which the aa'd
Charles W. Rat ciffe at present re AdCs, CONT
ing about FOUR HUNDRED ACkEo. 1his
lard lies about II miles northwest OF the village
of Ccntrevillo, on the Bra1dock road, shl heA:
the Werrenton pike. The soil Is OF the chsrac-
Ter known 80 red, is OF the bos! quality produces
heavy crops Of whout, corn and g!Hss, ana Is not
excelled By any farm in the county. u Will o'
sold in parcels or al private sale ahpud 1t not Or
sold on the day named. ,.,,
Terms of Sale: SO much c.sh IN mana Ga VIII
be requisite TO pay tho costs Of ai! Ind eZpsnso3
of sale, and the residue in three equal snnua.
uaymonts, 10 bear interest from the day OF saic'
and to be secured by tho notes Of Tie purchaser,
with good personal security, rnd To!onlioh o'
title Until ibe last payment is made.
II. w. THOMAS, Comn'r
THOMAS MOORE, ! OF Sale.
=. S.-The above property vii. be soid on &C.
Communicating terms at any time before the DAY
of ssIe. and if sod the above notice vii be dis
continued. ~; W.. t - GnN2
Fairfax CO., y 16-w4w THOMAS MOORE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

TIE Coal WHARF STRIKE. The proposed
meeting of the coal wharf strikers vas not held
last night. This morDiar the American Com
PAW, 10 view of the long time vessels have
been lying here aud the necessity for their be
ing loaded at once, made compromise with
the men, allowing them IS GENTS, the medium
between the amount formerly paid and the
strikers demands. The laborers accepted The
compromise aud went to work at once 1t is
e,p cted that all the vessels now 10 port will be
loaded within a week from this llu1c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30
EDUCATIONAL.

M i&S SUMMERS
I'VE Will give instruction
IN TEE PIAEG AND GUITAR
to 2 limited rumbar oc pupils Apply at No.
2i5 King street. aug 27-3t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

tag TO THE LAD1Es.--We have just receiy:
OIL a very large and superior stock of LOW
QUARTER SHOES, in all of the late styles.
They IRE handsome and durable. THESE
GOODS ARE FIRST GLASS, and they will
be sold for much less than they can DO bought
elsewhere.
nv lS WAUDE "a hlnE st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

THE FAIRFAX CAMP MEETING will
l. commence on the 7TH OF SEPTEMBER,
in GIBSON'S WOODS. Persons wishing to
tent will meet me on the grounds on The 4:h ard
9th of September.
aug 2O-2t y. A. JOYCE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

a%HARD TIMES demand economy. Prac-
tice it, Renovate your soiled Gloves with JOU.
CLEANER. It will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold By druggists. rs cents per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30
By Green - Wise,
Dy NIeOu
rResl Estate Agents and Actlonoocs.l
KING ST. PROPERTY Al
Y AUCTION.
nMNTSST0ME RS' - h.

Y AUCTION.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
By virtue of a decree Of the Corporation Gour!
for the city of Alezsndrie, Va, rendered at ITS
j uly term, 1877, in the chancery cause OF Ar
mold VS.. Arnold ct a. , the undersigned, com
missioners therein named will ctfar for sale b7
public auction, in front Of tao ENTRANCE TO inc
court room, on fairfax street on 5AtU EDA 4,
tho first day CT September, 1871, q: Il 0,G;ock
a., the LOT OF GROUND with tho BUILD
INGS ard appurtenancos thereto belonging
and situate in ssid city, At tho north| ,;torn IN.
teraection of King ard Royal s,:neLs. fronting
thirty feet on King street aud forty eight leet on
Royal street. with the right to the use Ok q ihreo
feet alley and o cour. in tho rear. Subject, how
ever, to ground rant of SOL IS por snnIm,
Terms of Sale: Ten per csnt Of tho purcha.9
money to BIZ paid in cssh; the residue in equal
inetalments st six, twelve and cIgh.eca months
from d ~ of sale Tho deferred payments t. %
secured by the bonds Of the purchaser, with
good security, and 10 boar later ct from day "'
Sale. The title to be retained till tho purchase
price is fully paid.
CHAS. + STUART,
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
ALBERT STUART,
IN 90 otts Commissioners OF Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30
WANTS.

MTANTED-A GENTLEMAN to take
w charge Ct = public school for term of s
to 10 months. Applicants will please give rSf-
erences 81 to qualifications character and expe-
rcace Adde'S SCHOOL TRUSTEES, Cen
treville, Va. sug 29-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

ps- TEETH, if not kept clean, 5000 decay.
Young people, remember this Use daily
THU RSTON'S IVORY PEAKL TJCIH
POWDER. 1t will preserve them through life
Sold ;y druggists. 25c per bottle. feb 2S-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

New YORK, August 30.-Stocks huoyant
Money! Gel l0l Flour lin. Ii ut !a5c
better. Corn ~ h .de frmor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

At the Baltimore Stock Exchange yesterday
railrca al shares we're steady. & O..closlng ct
100 BID lC3 asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

4.ORT OF.7LEI9.VUssfE,.a OG UsT 30.
Sun rises .......... % Moon rises......... 80
Sun SETS. ........ 6 80 High wator........ W
ARRIVED.
Steamer Express. Baltimore, to Broders = Go:
Sthr New Jersey, Tsppsh annock, to Smoot
s. Perry.
SAILED.
Steamer w Thompson, Leonardtown. by
+ a Reed.
Steamer Msttano, Nomin, by Jos Bcoders
s. Go.
Schr Corne illus, Norwich. by Americsn Goa |
Company, mot as before)
Schr Uncas, Norwich. by American Coz 20.
Schr Herschell, Groton, by American Cos Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

ASSAULT day or Two sioce quarrel AT s.
between negro man pameh Ga1rsc More aud
his wife, who ,esi!r near A 'ctt k, vi ich wax
ed quite warm, aud was t'r,nna'rb by h!onre
seiziug heavy hickory c!ot!'rs prop aAd srik
Jog bis wife nv..r the bead. 4 very St vs'e
wound was rh ctel FROM the Fecis OF which
the woman is still suH rivs aud said TO be in q
dangerous condition A warrant has been issued
by Justice j. Oven Kirby for tue arrest OF the
husband
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

The City DEBT. The Auditor this mornlng
received letter from gen'la;nan who holds
$4,000 Of Corporation bonds, acknowledging
the rec pt Of the address and plan OF adjust
ment of the city debt, and his entire concur
renee therein. Letters Of q Ike purport are
being daily received at the Auditors Office 10
response to the circulars sent out land the friends
of the plan arc sangune of SUCCESS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

EOR SALE-A very foe IRON GRAY
IL MARE, six years old. perfectly gentle,
works and rides we'll. Apply at IS King street
aug 28-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

ALEXANDRIANs ABROAD The Barocsrll'e
(Ga.) Gazerte contains complimentary notice
of Nlessrs. George l.. aud Wuppello Summers,
formerly Of Alexandria, but for several years
past, established 10 BarnesviIIe, where they COW
are engaged ia the carriage nakicg business,
The mauy friends Of these gentlemen here will
be glad 10 hear that they are DOUG we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

T Z. PUGH is a candidate for the HOUSE
- OF DELEGATES from Fairfax county
and will be supported hy
jy SQ-f MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

IL +. HENRG'S SCHODI..
This SCHOOL FOR BOYS, e!isibly situated
on Quoon between Washington and Columbus
streets, will commence its Sixteenth Annual
Session, Monday. September l0ta, 1877.
The course of study comprises tho ordinary
al Sciences aud tao Ancient and Modera Ian
suagc7 In all the branches, excep. the Ancient
and Modern Languages. instruction will be CIV
en- By tina Principal exclusively. and for the
other branches c1:lp9t9HL teacher will b. pro-
Yided.
Tho terms OF tuition vary according to the
branches taught iroro S. to Sis por quarter, in
advance
The Principal will DC q his school room every
day after the 9Th of September from o'clock To
II H., to receive ard classify pupils.
aug 20-tf II. F. HENRY.
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NIT. VERNON INSTITUTE,
lFA No. J. south Washington st.
ca iaass

E,OR TIE HOUSE OF DELEG ATES-To
e tho Voters Of Alexandria city and county:
announce myso: As an Independent candidate
for election to tho House Of Delegate; for the
ensuing tern. Ii eccted, promise the devotion
Of my best effort, in behalf Of your interests.
aug l6-tf q. Ii. KAN q I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30
A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY.

A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY.
The twentieth annual session Of this school
will begin Oh Monday, September 81.
The subjects CONSTRUCTION include sll branches
taught in q first class preparatory school, end
all the teachers arc gea.lemon of ability and OK.
pcrlnlcG.
For catalogue address
aug 22-tSlO JOHN =. BEACH. Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

MISS MARY t. JOHNSON will open her
IXl SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AID BOYS on
September 18th, al her residence POI Prince
street aug l7.lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

SICILIAN PEACHES, very Gne, just re-
~ ceved by
myl7 g. VIM. RAMSAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

TXAMlNE RAMSAY'S SUGARS before
~ you buy elsew hsre aug ~
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TWO FRENCH DUELS.
Pistols and swords Th-eo Principals Wound.
ed and One Killed.

From The CbtsrfeI dss Efoa Uris
The cable has already announced that
Il the &sss and Re
Ghetto. both elected from. the Department OF
Loire-Infereure; The following is the official
Lsisant, Deputy from Loire inferienre having con.
r sS@ the sh and a1h q
Se k"chsi,e r rsSSc.iSG ae.s 3" bemos and
Perm and cemsssesu A a,Saso Re seconds de-
fa I'D combat as ss %d w.s s
rhed pistols the combatants To be placed at distance
so E rhs oc. place GaS
At 10 0S aS on me morning ct Rec rhs d sw
thigh pierced and Laissnt hit in the side. The
the body aud produced confusion
In proof Of which the four seconds have signed this
bon. atr.ri; III. 2aday of December, 1877.
b'h "a %sA0''' g cSss.s rssS.
The wound OF NJ. dc Ia Rochette Is serious. al
NJ. LaisaDt suffers from slight congestion, OF
TIE liver DR.. Paul Bourgeois. deputy from La
the has the
.assea fSs bail and The pieces cloth tn rom ss
% duel took psee aspay second oi
ne b, aid inmy name AMI ~ Tie name d my FOUND s
ed friend am happy 70 be able to express to him our
sent for Prot Choufard. and the friends Of NJ de la
Rochetc will be happy 10 learn that the wounded
tenan connded 10 the care Of our learned and sypa
thctc eonirere. BOURGEOIS, Deputs dc Ia yendee
The second duel had a tragic end 1t took
place Mt Marseilles. NJ Joseph Doime. a coffee
broker and also n journalist. published for
some time little sheet called tie Aigle with
the further title Of Petit Figaro Marse,iidis The
editor spoke rather badly Of ladies' who got
married according TO the civil law alone. One
q his nsnuations was aimed at Madam CLOVIS
HHusues, who is known as The DAUGHTER Of N.
and who was married at the Mayors office only
to the editor of the Jeune RepubiQue. A duel
with swords was determined upon. The fight
took place at Montredon. near Marseilles. After
q lew passes. there was an underhand thrust
but the weapon Of NJ Doime slipped along the
half-presented chest Of M. Clovis Hughes and
only touched the shoulder while the weapon OF
the latter was buried in the chest of his adver-
sary, piercing the lung NJ Doime was killed
outright, Tho seconds OF NJ. Clovis Hughes
were VI. Mallet and DR.. Meillan.. The authori-
ties. II i said, have commenced a prosecution,
although the report. Of the four seconds states
that the rencontre. which resulted 30 terribly.
passed ON honorably, and according to rules
and usages in like circumstances.
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The following letter TO Mr. Edwin Booth.
was sent 70 the office Of the Utica Republican
tho other day. with the request that II should be
given TO the famous actor on his expected ar
rival in that city:
West School House. Prospect December the eight III.
MT Edward Booth Dear and lieertnc that
Non ws- 4one % come To Vuca perform play called
hamlt would like 10 nv that boys citing up a
Exhibition tor The byneht of the diseased Soldiers and
their widows AMI orphans aud would lake engage YOU
too take the leading part lhavc talked up with the
BOYS AMI We vii do the square thing with YOU am
nrtrrNd to make You the following offer We will
down after you with good conveyance and will give
You AZ the rate Of Ten Dollar, per day and board and
shall want You about weak II YOU think IL ne
,ary YOU can have one or two of best wimuen
come up with YOU but cani pay them over about
Three Dollars a day aud feed You know how that IL
Norr-cr tins Kind NJ bsuns, - awful un-.rtain You
can have some uu out Il a lufung deer and foNe.
AROUND flamshurt- AMI Eli Wllksuus Please let M q
KNOW as soon you Yours
Jsmcs sweet
P Scrip n YOU come callating TO hunt get Frank
Meyers hound she Is good one Yours truly
James Sweet
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duct on your part. will have you looked up 10
her place. Ny words seemed to haze q good
effect on him. and the couple went on together
brought back. Nov wa shall have to keep her.
Another woman is the cause Of the whole Of it,"
ines herself the Virgin Mary. and gives to
visitors bits Of coal. which, she tells them are
jewels given to them by the Mother OF God.
changed from one ward To- another. said that
she could not walk-her shoes were not good
enough. She insisted that a wheelbarrow
should be brought. so that she might ride. A
litter was produced. and she was removed.
This In the last chance at n ride" she said.
be n Jolly one"
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ptrsuWIl Notltr,.

nk. KIUOKDS EsSENCE OF LIFE store,
- mann ool 10 tho debat'd IN four weeks Failure
mposspIe ei per case Druggists supplied sole AGENT
pr JACQUES University place. New YORK.
~ days DE- DYER. 81 West IJLh a. near OH ay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

Sutton 9oiit,s
X. iira ST AND 9TH Av
IL nkRTs son.
sal, I 81 PsSas s sHa es5smPE s,SHe.
and Art Pottery, suitable for holiday
On wsSSe.d. s''h bSs ID rrSRI'S'Ga'
and = r ias 'a Dee nSqr s ISSTsasy DSe 90
at hertss Art Rooms,
'"9f 'oi HRR sTs"s' s ,ois * sucuoneer,
Hlisttllantuus.
RAKERs and Confccnoners The only genuine Al
ID mond rase !, stamped Manufactured by Horny
lriie ON top Of the paste Depot 10 Harrison At
X EATING's COuGH LoZENGEs are daily
faculty Testimonials from tho most eminent may be
Price 30 cents per box Sold by all druggists
4 foUGERA co, New York
Special Agents
TAMOUKOUX's PICTORIAL SYRUP
Non Of the Throat aud All affections d de lungs over
MY years OF increasing popularity attest ITS merits
Pamphlets free Sold by all druggists
=. FouGERA A co, New York Agents
EY i; rKEss. foe. dPowor for die. or cutting
sold cheap. ADAMsoN's M'FG co, 7ba Broadw Way
NERVOUS EXHAUsTION.- medical e ssay.
Museum Of Anatomy New York on the cans and cnre of
premature decline showing indsputaby how lost health
ments 70 marriage and the treatment OF and
being the result Of 20 years experience.
ohlce and residence 81 East 10th st. New York
POST OFFICE NOTICE.-The foreign mails Tor
the week ending Saturday, Dec % 1877 will close AT
mls ONCE on Iuesay at for Europe, by Steamship
sGPs es Rsrgaot Asrs ss on hg1ss
Gherbourg, and ham6urg; Saturday, at A. M Tor
resn1~e ne ~, ~etnaho wa 9Hesns'own cor,
dressed and at N for Scotland aud North Of ire
iand oy steamship Elhopla via hovlle and Glasgow
southampton and Bremen The steamships Idaho At
sweden and Noamsy 40 rho " mn Se @ 1 os e p91Hs
wa Bermuda and 81 Thomas, leave New York Dee ~
he mails Tor liaXu and Kinsson a. leave New York
Dec ~ The mails Tor Australia. dc, leave San Fran.
cisco Dec ~ the mails for China and Japan leave San
THos L. JAMES. Postmaster
ROUND-.houdered and nddle back persons will be.
ADAMsoN, TOO broadway
IT ~ SHIP HURON.-All heirs and creditors OF
- the men lost can have their claims collected No
a W. MELVIN. ISL South st
n. n. MURON.-Widows and relatives officers
ana crew, can get pension and pay, X. + BROOK,
a'e OF U SANITARY Com, Attorney. IN Nassau st.
WANTED-About 400 feet OF one inch rough siass
GLASS, sAuonA, New York Post ONCE.
yOSt ano foano.
%s"t %rSm%R sSRfos YIi u.dS Sr It. city
/ OsT-on the 18th, an earring black rubber gold
- mounted Return wv ohsmbers ~ aud sOtrewsTd
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WHITE STAR LINE
" FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
utkMANlC .,............. Saturday, Dec ~ ~ 4 "
bAhilu ...."......,..., Thursday Dee n, 10 ~ 4
hErubiC ,...........,.... saturday, Jan s. Il A "
BRITANNIA ............ saturday Jan H. 10 80 A NJ
From White Star Dock. Iler ~, North River.
Cabins AL nmidshps Saloon So ssp. and SiOO gold
Return tickets on favorable terms Strerngc, F2s
UORTIs Agent 81 Broadway New York
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THE SUN.

1878. NEW YORK 1873
As the time approaches tor the renewal of 'un~IP
tons, THE SUN would remind It's nicnl. ana well N'''
ers everywhere, that 1t Is again csniiai" TOR N'''
consideration aud support Upon It's record of me p''
ten years relies Tor continuance OF tha hearty ~
patty and generous cooperation which have miner"
been extended 10 II IRON every quarter Of the um'h
The Daily SUN Is fourpage sheet OF - columns,
price BY mai, post paid, 5J eentsa mouth VI so''
per year.
The sunday edition m Tug sTs Is eight p';s''N'
OF 81 columns. While giving the news Of the DAY ""'
contains large amount OF literary and mi*'elA''0-'
matter specially prepared Tor IT. rHs svsoAT Sun "~
met with great success Post paid 81. sOi Feah
The Weekly sun.
who does not know Tmt WISELY SUS li'lrch''"'
throughout tho United States tho Canala' ana ""
yond. Ninety thousand familie, greet ~ "e'""
pages weekly and regard 1t In the light II gui' '0'I
selor and friend Its news editorial. sguc ~" '
literary departments make II essentially lpufh"i'
family ana the nresdc Terms One Dollar a}''''
postpaid This price, quality considered n'h'' " '
cheapest newspaper published. For Clubs of '' WV
tlOclsh. we viii send An extra copy free AIN'N
PUBLISHER or THE sCN sou l'iN ''.
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KILLED by the Bic Of n Pet Dog.

nom ne GNrssfor NefA
Willie Davis Youngest son q J. y. Fly Of
bitten ~ q dog In short time aftcrMar the dos
was attacked win srasms aud died IN few minutes
About ten days the little boy taken sick with
chilly sensation md severe pain IN the wounied leg sup.
posed 10 be acute rheumatism After Tor days sur
i'tns tic most -'l"r' pam he became raNiug mad,
iunf ms hnscr- and trying 10 bite Those who came near
hum and when asked # he wanted water he would 20
into -pasm u, ath relieved the Little sufferer all pain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
STEAMBOATS, ano hullrulos.
prNNsYLyAN,A nAIInoAp.
UNF At TNINk IINI
AND UNITED STATES MAI. ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES NJ All. ROUTE
on and aibr Nov II. lsTi,
Trainslc Leave New York. VIA Dvsbrosses and COraudt
SIS Ferries follows
RNpre- Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and south
WIN Pullman Palace Cars attached. . A M ami 81
l. daily.
For Mliamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie at = ~
= Al. connecting al CORY Tor ntusyiile. Petroleum
centre; ami the on Regions For Milllansport and
Lock Haven, "a VI.
For Baltimore, Washington, and the South, Limited
Washington Express Of Pullman rarlnl Cars daily ex
cent Sunday. $50 4 ". arrive Washington iO'P NJ
RegI.r AZ 10 A Nj. l. 80, and r. NJ sunday d ~
Express tor Philadelphia 80 20 % 30 Idmitcdl II
NJ, l. T. ., ., u 30, 7, 30, and 4 NJ. sunday. y A
NJ, 1850 7, $50, and p. NJ. Emlsrant aud seeoud
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains Jersey city aoding speedy and direct
ter for Brookly travel
For trains 70 Newark. Elizabeth. Railway Princeton
Trenton, Perth Amboy, Pennington. BclVidcrc. and
other points see local schedules all Ticket Onicca
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh ~ and 10 70 and
lO,HP VI daily 10 ~ 4. VI and u 90 4 daily ex.
ccni Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, q 30
and 20 ", -. 10, and 10 ~ 7 NJ sunday
5oand o ~ A From Philadcl PIMA 'O5. d SO . 10
10 10, 10 ~ II 5OA 10 10. 10 80 40 10 To-
and lo2QP NJ SUNDAY, Us. $50, $40, 1910 IL 50
Ticket Ohces 526 and ga Broadway I Aston House
and foot Of Deshrosses ana COrtlandt sts Court II
Brooklyn, IA llb and lls Hudson st. Iuhoken Depot
FRANZ THOMSON =, 4 FARNiER
General Manager General PaSse nger AGENT
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Excursions.

EOD FIsHING-Finh Trip Thursday Dec % and
y SUNDAY, I'D steamer SETH Low leaving Harrison A.
r.. 10, 10Th st. n h %. sh st. r. X 81, Pie Z
"a r $40 foot Of Whitehall st Battery 4 20 A. NJ
Tickets 81. Cod bait aud tao Me board Good fishing
AL q. FOSTER. Manager.
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$ttturts.

| EREE LECTUKEby Dillon o Bren OF Minnesota,
in the basement ni - Vincent fcrrcr church oth
this (Iucsdavl evening, Dee Is suJtet- lrsh Iul
migration 10 the Land
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TO PnILADELPMIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
FOURTEEN IHRouGM TRAINS EACM WAY DAILY

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN kEw YORK.
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after Nov. H. 1877,
Express Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and
. Cortlandt SIS Ferries, as tollOws
7S, 80, Q % - initedl II A 1.45 O. o 30 T. = 80
Pm. ''r' 800
trains at Jersey city airordng a speedy and direot
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 3 ID IS 10
ssU ana ! ! 4 dimted sSpress 30 + NJ :, 4
20 3Ai Z \, R.pOA NJ T. !. - Il NJ and ~ miInirht
Ticket offices 52d and al Broadway No Aston House
sni loot OF INshros~s and Cortandt SITS Z Court A.
anh BROOKLYN Annen depot loot Of Fulton st BrCoklyn
IA IN ana lls liuusOn 81, lObOken, depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON, L II FARNRR
VsusEal Aaaaqsi. 0epI Passenger Agenk
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VOUK CHRISTMAS TREE wont l .1',- ie,
i unless you tnm II with Pop corn Sou4o' .'...i az
and fairs supptd Al wholcsAr pIleos, At tie mHn"'"
tory, - Thompson IT,, near OfsL>h
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STATE LINE OF STEA MERS
~ Io GLASGOW, BELFAST, and LONDONDERRY
5000 From Pier ~, foot OF Canal st N H.
sTArk OF GEoRGIA, Thursday. Dec "
STATE OF PENNsYLVANIA, THURSDAY Jan 10
saloon and cabin passages at lowest rates Seerage
t2e AUSTIN, BALDWIN co. Agents II Broadway
foot oi Canal N X ''-'' = ''''
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Double Track, the most Improved Equipment and th
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.