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The Osceola times., 1877-02-10
Beautiful Pictures.

We have received from the Fine
Art Publishing House OF Geo. Slin-
son & Co, Portland, Maine, several
pictures recently published by
them. The subjects, rs works or
high art, deserve the highest praise.
Sunson & Co., were among the plo-
necrs in the Fine Art publishing
business IN this country, and year
by year their business has grown,
uutil at the present time it has as
sumed colossal proportions.
A short tune since they publish
"a chromo that had q run Of over
one hundred and twenty-five thou.
sand copies. The weight OF them
unmounted was over nine tons. IN
The selection OF subjects. Stlnson &
Co. show correct Judgement Of the
pubic taste, which natural talent,
aided by long experience, alone can
give. They publish every descrip-
ton of fine works of Art, from a
chrome TO IA photograph-irom a
fine Crayon drawing to the most
elegant Steel Engraving.
/They bring into service the skill
fof the most talented artists.
Messrs. Stinson 4 Co. are at
present in want of II large number
of new Rgen;s, 10 whom they offer
the most liberal inducements. We
call attention to their advertise
ment, headed, "ro the Working
Class" in our advertising columns,
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OUR CLUBBING LIST.

We call the attention Of the pub
lie to the following list of publica
lions that we are clubbing our pa
per with, and at greatly reduced
rates
The Little Rock Weekly Gazette,
price g, and the Osceola Times,
one year for IS so.
The American Agricplturist, 81,
so, dnd the Osccola Timos, one
year for S3,25.
The Scientific American, price
S3 80, and the Osceola Times, one
year Tor S4,75.
The Saturday Evening Post, 50,
and the 0sceola Times, one year
for E3.25.
DemorcSts Illustrated Monthly
Magazine, with fuc premium So,
and the Osceola Times, one wear
for Si,OO, Every Lady should
have It.
To those who are already sub
soribers to the Times, we will send
the Saturday Evening Post on re.
ceipt OF sl,75.
Now is your chance to secure
reading matter cheap send along
your orders, friends.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10
--s -st

AN exchange sasgcstiyely says ;
f" Never go into store wherc.you
are not wanted. II man wants
you TO come to hisroom he will in
vite you to 90 so, and il Il merchant
wants you TO visit his place. OF bu.
slness he will invite you through
your home paper. Ills very wrong
to intrade upon privacy, so dom
do it. i
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10

The Dramstics last Wednesday
had up for debate: q" Resolved that the
miser is more beneficial to society than
the spendthrift," After holly con
tested debate in which several Of the
members took part, the lady judges
who were selected for the occasion
gave decision in favor Of the aflirms.
tive side.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10

What wiih replcyin and ATTACH
ment cases, assaults, assault and battery
cases, debates, dances, town talk and
the proposed visit to His liighpess,
King Momus and Sublime Oaro, our
town has been in state Of q1iyipe and
presented more activity than has been
manifested since the 'ffeczade.'
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10

The stated communications OF Osceola Lodge
40. = r. & :. NJ, Will he old the saturday
on or acNt 5eiurs. each ful moan. VIZ jan.
q, Feb. "a. March "a, Apal ~. MAY -. june
3. july 2l, Aug. Is, sept -, Oe~ y, NoY. u,
Dee p
81. John the Evang,tfO
The NJ uhcrs are uFJvrcd 20 attend IN accord
an with The liy Laws
Al Master Masons IN good standing are cVrii-
ally invited to attend. ~ ordcr uf
L.. A.CAhLlCh, W N.
! ". CLArP, Sec'y.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10
,.,.,.n,.I,..,.,.rnry

CHURCH biGFCrORY.
TIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH REGULAR APPOINTMENTS fuis
rlIt O~t tEoLA CIRCUIT
Oscepia--Fit-t amt fourth sgaliys
Ai'll Eal oU and v iiiigms' school iiuusc-Sec-
ond Sunday.
C1rson's 3 I.akf and SANDY Bayou -Thiid san-
dly.
sionewa,l- Fif.h sunday,
+. ". PtTTEY, PC.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10
General Items.

Ii looks very much Ike We never
would &c, on time again; our paper
never reaohing rs, sinee the freeze,
until two or three days after Publica-
ton day. However we hope, to get
fully straigh;ened on, by the time the
Buffalo ena,s are or the wing.
Mr. John Avis, Jr. son Of sudge
Alvis, OF Carson Lake, died last Wed
nesday.
-B'sc; and-rcd was a passenger on
the Osccols Belle on herlast trip.
Tax collecting don't pan oct very
well. At least, SO says our Sheriff and
Collector, and he ought TO know.
Spring fights have commenced,
the town treasury grows plethoric, and
our town Marshal is happy.
The work Of grading and filing
up the mud holes in the streets, has
been resumed.
On account of the caving in Oh rhe
river hank, Mr.. W. p. Hale was com
PEELED to remove his warehouse.
Mr.. W. Custead left for Hot
Springs last Wednesday, with the view
Of locating and engaging in the Family
Grocery and Hotel business. We wish
him unbounded success.
The Whitmore and Fan planla-
tons were re-rented on last MONDAY,
Mr.. John Matthews becoming the ren.
ter, the former at sixty cents, and the
latter at two dollars and sixty cents
per acre.
1t is claimed that you cut off the
spray OF lilac bush and put it INTO
warm water, so as to force it, there
will be perfect bloom, This is pro-
.baby another election lie. Don'r spoil
your bushes. I
Ash Wednesday this year fallSbn
the '4ih ofFebruary, which is also St.
Valentines day, and the date fixed tor
counting the Ecctoralvo vote. Religion,
love, and politics, all mixed up on the
same day.
From DR.. H. Nj. Carrigan, who
called on us during the week, we lcarr
of the sudden death Of Mr.. Isaac HE.
gins, or Saturday, the 3rd, inst, at hi
home on F'enchmaas Bayou Ny
Higgins was good, honest, hard worla
ing citizen. and his departure i, mus +
lamentcd by large circle of friend,
and aeqiaii t.nces.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10

Now that the river is open, way
can't our mail boa;s resume their wont
cd trips and regular places in the An.
ohor Line and deliver US our mails
promptly and according to contrac, 7
As it has been for the past two months,
and as j; still is, no one knows when
to look for his mail. Sometimes he
gets it, and then again, sometimes he
don't; and most generally he don't.
Besides, every body is getting tired Of
hearing the Postmaster continually
singing his li,;le song, (vhen the girls
cllD: "No m-aGD'(e) for you"
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10

The dog law is settled, chawed,
and laid up fer another two years. We
bespeak distinction for the next repre-
sentative Of Mississippi county, and
that when the time comes to hold an.
other state election, public sentiment
under the Tillen administration, will
have SO changed, as to COMPEL every
candidate for legislative honors, to IA
vor the introduction OF a bin and ad-
'eoatlng its passage, to the effect that
6ogs are bora free and equal, endowed
with certain iralisnab'e rights, special.
ly defined, with proyiso, making i
a renitentiary ofeHso for any man Of
lawful age who meets dog on the pab-
lie highway and fails to shoot him on
the spot
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L-,-,oTrzDc,rr,Ts
We are under Obligations to c

We are under obligations to Col
Jacob Frol.oh, Ssc'y Of the State Sen
ate for copies Of the printed Bills now
before ,ha, body.
Cox L. c. Cause will please &C.
cept our thanks ior copies OF the Con
gressional Reports.
Our thanks are also due 10 Mess.
Webb & Burrows, Publishers Of the
Arkansas State Grange, for n copy oI
the Report Of the Commissioner cl
Agriculture. I
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10
IsEVIckS Mo w -.

Our first attempt at reporting on
the river -ra.her big thing to tack!e,
the river Is. but here goes, if we get
soused for il:
RIVER. WEATHER, AND BUSINESS.
The rivers head is about level
again after having been on big tare
and cavorting around to the terror OF
the denizens Of the swamps and cane
brakes for several seasons, it became
exhausted and dropped off to sleep,
and old Boreas applying iced Poultices
and giving her two months rest, she
is as clear as bell and ready for busi-
ness sgain.
Weather same as in China.
Get ready your Linnen Duster and
Granger Hat.
Business Setting on the corners
watching for customer.
GENERAL ITEMS.
How is your Valentine?
Are you going TO Mardi gras?
is the all prevailing query Of the
fday.
State Script, is quoted, in Little
Rock, buying, IS q 10 cts; selling at
Is Ia O. II Ia CTS.
All who have not qaite enough
money to go to Mardi gras, will please
come and let us have tive can cut a
swell on less mJney than anybody.
The Osceola Belle went down
last Wednesday with another big trip,
and for that reason, perhaps, suck on
a sand bar below here
The Helena and Colorado went
down last Thursday, but failed to nose
our bank.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10
10 COnsumptives.

The advertiser having been permanently cured
Of tiat dtead n ,taSc, Consumption, by simp e
remedy g. .uNiuu. ~ mike kiuwH 70 his fellow
sufarsis The means of cure 10 ali who de ify
il, he VIII send a copy ui the prescription Used,
Qr.e uf chas.,l With he directions for prcpar-
lag AMI using the SANE. which they will Nod q
sure cure ior Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis.
etc iar,ivs wishing tine lrc6l ~ ipi Will
please address, Prv. i \ WILSON,
Iyi rcin St.. Williamsburg New lo ork.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10
pinapleg.

Iwll mail (Frcej the rccipo for preparing u
sim!lc Nosctaiic Balm, that will remove Tan,
trvcblcs, pimpltS end hiotchc-. leaving the
skin soft clear a',d heagIiit ai-O Instructions
for prOduclAg - iGxurlau4 giOWth Oi hair on q
hrli hes of -ni4aih'ftcc. d9ress Ben Van
dolf & CO., Box 5l2l, No Wooster Ct, y y
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10
Local Column.
Spa.ial Nati:es.
MASONIC

f The re sglar stated meeting Of Osccol'
~. j.. A. Lhapfor, No. %. h rn tl,
NJ Thurs iay nrNi before each fDl
y neon. VIZ: Jan ? lob. q, Marcel
p April ID. MHy 70. Jgne 81
July ~, AuEusi iB., Sepienbcr =, October -,
November y, DeccmhGf 20.
A fuii atien1 sncu Of the members is al al Time
earnestly requested.
All r. i Masons IN good standing are inv;
tel io aurnd.
Bf order pf c l. MOORE, H. Il
J W. CLAPr, Secretary.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10
Errors Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered Tor ycars
~ from Nervous nphiity, iruma-
Tar, Drcav. aud al the Dc, {. Of Youthful indis-
erection. viii. ia tho sake OF suffering human
It's send ir-e t. al who need u, The ttcipe ana
direction fur making sc simple comedy By
which h. was cured. sGferei wishing iurruilt
by the udNpfu-cr's experience can Go so b. nd
dr,saing ia iscifect confidence.
JOHN J.. OGDEN, AZ Cedar St, \. y
eO-Gm
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10
A Coo; Move.

AT the meeting Of the Board Of Al.
dermen. Tuesday night, a resolution
was adopted, empowering the Street
Committoc to erect eight Street Lamps
in the most public portions the town.
This is a step in the right direction,
and another evidence Of the advantages
of interpretations. Oar municipal gov.
ernmcnt has now been in operation for
over a year, and 50 far, the city Fathers
have kept the streets in good repair,
fixed crossings, made drains aud sun
dry Improvements, without, as yet, the
necessity % leyying any taxes upon the
people. The Reycnae derived from
dram-shops, and fines and iorfetures
being amply sufficient to defray all ex-
Pegscs. What town can boast the
same?
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10

\ The Kansas Legislature is served
y little female lagos, who chew
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10
Laws Governing Subscribers.
OFFIOIAL DIRE0T0RY.

STATE OFFICERS.
Govcno, W. r. Miller.
hrcy Of siutc-B. D. Beavers.
Auiitor-Juhn Crawford.
IN Asurtr- 4 j. Churchill.
Att'V. t,cnI.-N. y. icuderson.
Com. Strt. Iuuds--J. y. oAIthee.
Chlnecilor--J u. Eak.1.
Charcpry Ilrrk-A u. Wit.
chief Justica-E II. Euriis u.
Aa-.iciafG Justices ~. NJ N4ffson anu
David NalIrr. -
Io1zrsssiaan, ist Disti'ct-L. L. Cause.
JUDICi AhY.
S,rond Circuit Oorutics OF Mississippi Nross
Critlandcp roiEt4c.;, Craishead, Greene tl.y-
ton and Randolph
circuit Judge Ia. l.. MACK.
Pros Att'y.-J. l.GdieK.
LEGISLATIVE
9Qu Distttrt-LuGutits vi Mississippi, Jackson
pointscit and Crui ctts,d
state .eu.tipr-B. Hmris
Rcprpsent4uye--J. IL Williams
COUNTY OFFICER
County judge has. B'Wch.
-heili-J. Driver.
County a III Il =. balc.
TfrisircI-J l. Driver.
SuYyeyor--la-. hLshuny.
Assessor i Dickson.
GurlGcr-N W l.uoas.
t-'.---ss------ -.s7=- = ''- - ~ >. : x
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10

PARTIES desiring lands surveyed
or lines established, viii. please at
dress me atOsceola, or orders while
absent lcft with Br. +. l.. James, al
Osceola, will be promptly attended
to. Very respectfully,
JAMES ANTHONY,
. % 3m Surveyor Miss Co.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10
Rental Notice.
Rents Reduced Away Down.

hlv" several hundred acrrs ~ cotton end
corn aui~ 80 rrui iir hi.. Laud, ~ 'i;'J on
orucl Icuchman'- haNpH, NJ - npi 1uniy,
ATS. Iur 'u lhpf turaa 9u g4 t4 .." uu-
trr- rlcd 20 ..s gt..uyLtr nn 81 ID ylTou. or by
.ytlIlo llH y b DAVIES,
C1l0cu's Lake, Mis- Co., Ark.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10
On account of the caving in oErhe
river bank, Mr.. W. p. Hale was com
PEELED TO remove his warehouse.

Mr.. W. Custead left for Hot
Springs last Wednesday, with the view
Of locating and engaging in the Family
Grocery and Hotel business. We wish
him unbounded success.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-10

Our first attempt at reporting on
the river -raher big thing to tackle,
the river Is, but here goes, if we get
snuscd for il;
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|Alffauorla 6azette
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL a.

AN MIcAL,REVELATIoN.-Ih Lon
don News ssys:-
Strange news has recently been received from
an Australian observatory. 1t might DO de.
scribed as notwithstanding our idoss respecting
tho largest Of tho planets, were it not that the
csreful study Of certain much older observs'
.ions had already led the moro advanced students
,,f astronomy to adopt the theory which has now
been demonstrated bydirect observations. during
the last eight or nine years the belief has been
Gaining ground thst.the giant planets Jupiter
End Safurn are in state Of intense heat and en-
wrannad in stmospheres Of enormous depth and
tansitv. In fact, it may be said that according
IN tbe new theory we nsver sea the actual body
of either Jupiter or Saturn, but only the outer
most surfaces of their outer layers of cloud; the
real surface lying not few miles or few hum
dred miles, but several thousand miles below
he cloud surface measured by astronomers. 1t
nas been shown that oil tho phenomena present
ed by the two giant planets correspond with
this theory, whereas not ono in ten can be ei'
blamed by the older theory fortunately, IN the
case of Jupiter, we have evidence which every
one can undertand. For, at the &C elalde Obsor-
yatory, where tine telescope by Cooka has
haan erected and where o singul ar purity OF All
greatly assists astronomical obIeTy alton, two
practiced Observers on two different occasions
both observing on each cccason,) saw the near
est of Jupiters satellites through the Otter layer
ofthe planets cloud. laden atmosphere. which,
must, therefore, Of necessity, be at least tWt
thousand miles in depth.
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SxYASHINGTOM & OHIO EAil,N'%i
WINTER AKRANGEME.;r
Beginning Oct. u, NJ.

beginning Orl ~, lH'''
Tho Mail Train will leayo W",hiiGi''. =:
a. H., and Alcxandria st 91D 81. NJ dH'!'. "'
cept Sunday; pass Loosbnrg, gcInE w",'"@.a
1t ll:2O n. ILL.,, and arrive aL hOunh fi'| ."
H.. Leave Round Hill at l2::.U p. III p:1al H..
burg, going eastward, NJ l:lU p. III, :n@ 49,
at Alexandria ut 3:l5 y. IA, anal ~ " ii''!'.'..
at 800 p. Ill.
The Accommodation T:alu vii tcayJ 80
ington ut 4:20 j. H., and Alo&anitiE :. .
NJ, daily, except SUNDAY, and ":ri'1 = e..
burg ut $40 y. III. Leave l.ccsbi!:.. n "a .
and arrive ut Alexandria ct 80 =. b.. .
Washington ut 80 III.
re- Passengers from WAs!.:HGt"' ,'"' 20.
tho Washington and ~ cas- Ii. i!''' 'f''.,'''.
and Potomac Railroad >tntom L! "a. Il. ""i !.
pm, ana 60 through - Round hH d..
change Of cars.
The g. 10 u IL. tram from Alo*nit:t''' -'' -
D. N. train from Round HUI cDEIe.l Il! f'''.
Hill with Harris Daily I.iro II t'r5".
for Snickersville BorryVllle .EI "in'!.',.. ..-
also with Reamer's Line of Coaches. %A'" ''"'
Leesburg daily for Aldo ind Il!hi"D"LS.
Both trsina. westward mahc cloaa con 90
at Vienna, with Sisson's Limo 81 t"g@S ~ ''
fax Court House. ..,,.
Communication tickets, i ut.. 49, ''''''
ANIMAL tick els, $50. ....
K. II. HAv auEN.
Get l8--tl General !'""'-
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r,RnEESsiONAL CARDS.

DR. ROBERTSON, 10 south Eutaw street,
- Baltimore, Md, from long experience in
Hospital and Special Practice, VIII guarantee q
Cure in ell Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
Nervous aud Organic Weakness, General De-
biity Impote1cy oss Of ssxGa s p s1H 9a Ek
indiscretions and abuses Also all Female Com.
plants. Diseases recently contracted positively
cured in 10 10 days, Or: r., endorsed by the
leading physicians of Baltimore, guarantees
honorable and scientific treatment to all placing
themselves in his hands. All consulIanons
strictly confidential. Can be consulted in Wash
inrton every Wednesday aud Saturday, from >
to 8 y. m, At his office, 92l d ST., between 9th
and 10Th. Call or WRITE enclosing stamp for
reuT leO lo-ly
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RAILROADS.

Nv G.. VIRG. MIDLAND s G. SRI
W. JOHN S. BARBOUR, Receiysr )"
On and after Monday Mar. 10, 1877 Pa;Srn-
ger Trains will run as follows:
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FINANCIAL.
DURKE s. HERBERT

Dealers in
GOLD, GOVERNMENT BONDS, LOCAL
STOUkS, AND ALL F1RST-CLASS
RAILROAD BONDS and other
good investment securi-
tics, have for sale
ALEXANDRIA CITY and VIRGINIA
COUPONS receivable for taxes.
ALEXANDRIA CORPORATION SIX
PER CENT BONDS.
Any information n regard 10 investment
cheartuly given. my2l
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FISH. OYSTERS, &c.

yIyM. Il. SMITH & CO.,
Dealers in
FHESH AND S A LIT u F. s II {,
Corporation Fish Wharf.
Alexandria, Virginia,
Would inform dealers and others that they are
pFcnarel to furnish them with all kinds OF
POTOMAC FISH
at tho lowest possible prices. We would call
the attention Of buyers to the fact that our brand
has stood No. in market at al times, and wo
intend to suatan cur reputation in that respect
All orders addressed to W. II. Smith & Co.,
Alexandria, Va, will receive prompt attention.
NH 15-3m
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FOX TILE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

Tho now and commodious iron eG-~
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON. lsfzsssEa1aaEESSfll.
built especially for this route leaves tho com
pany's wharf, Washington, EVERY Tu ES-
DAY, THURSDAY and SATu RDA,I, at I
o'clock u. H., and Alexandria ri 7.31 n. H.;
returning, arrives EVERY WEDN ESDAf
Friday and SUNDAY, Vt e clock y. m.
This company makes close connections ut Al
exandria with tho W. g., V. NJ. &.U. ). Il. l..
Gc. and with tho W. Sc 0. Il. Il. Go. Freight
received for all points, North and South,
handled with caro- and forwarded with prompt
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply TO
+. A. REED, Agent,
Jannoy's wharf,
or at tho Office of the company under tho Ma.
lional metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
mi 10 j. w. THOMPSON, President
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant new and substantial - sI-sse
iron steamer LADY OF TIE LAX b. .ta as9s
leaves the company's wharf, Washington. ~
EEY MONDAY and I'll URSDAI, at throo
o'cIocl; p. H., and Alexandria at $50 D. MI re-
turning leaves Norfolk EVERY III ESDA 7
and FRIDAY, a. 3 o'clock p III. This limo
connects At Norfolk with tho ships Of the Mcr-
chants and Miners Transportation Company
for Boston and Prevalence. anl affords the
cheapest and hos. route to three cities snd
their connections throughout Now England.
Farato Norfolk 81; round trip 81. Tickets good
until used.
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A CARD. --CrcImsLsn rendering II do
~ sirable that 1 should locate in Baltimore, l
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
Alexandria to DIR. ID. N. RUST. lie has been
for SO many years associated with mo as to need
no introduction or endorsement, his skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being we'll known l cordially commend HIN!
to the favor Of my frields and patients, as we'll
worthy OF the position to which ho succeeds, and
bespeak for him tho practice with which, for SO
long, have been favored.
JAMES y. HUDGKlN.
Alexandria, Vs. mar lott
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South Bound.
Express. Mail. ps::a: p.
All trains daily on nlair !,

All trains daily on nIair limo.
The Express South bound connects at Lr1rr
burg for the West and Southwest, and 81 Oar
vil!o for the South, South Ea:: and South " e.,
The Mail South bound connects st Lynch usy
for Memphis Little Rocl; a7d Texas aal i,
Atlanta and all points in tho South, aaa, =.
Now Orleans to Galveston and Southern i'nv-
as; also connects with Ches- n Ohio FA:t ~:
West.
The 20 p, H., t1aia connects win Che. j.
Ohio r. Il. westward TO Huntington, Circtrrn..
and all the Northwest, and Eastward T. :. g..
mond snd the South East.
For MANASSAS DIV l5!ON leave w..
ington at 8 10 8 IN. daiiy, except Sualsg. F..
arrive at Strasburg al d.49 p. ii. i.cs:r :t.:-.
burg at g. III a. H.. ard arrive .: 3iU.saIr..
p. n.
For WARRENrON leave Washrn1t,a l...,
at 10 a. IN. Leave Warrenton al '.:,a Ia 30
connect with Mail south bound. and u! :. .',
H. to connect with the Mail north haunt
Trains from South arriving nL Ws@h@..i ..,..
50 r.. ~, Il Oh p. Ii. and - u IL. lr..r
connections with Bait g. Ohio anl Ban. y /.
tamsc trains to Baltimore rhiniophi. s..
New York, and Il All point: Nor!h nrt = -.0.
west.
Through tickets 10 tie South uai u ... ..
lowest rates.
J. SPENCER, >up' t".a..'.
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IL ~ VI ~ E.H -
PENNSYIVANiA !.VuFE.
no THE NORTH, " E:Yr ~ .jrijllN -;
DOUBLE TRACE,
3TEEli RAILS, SPLENDID "GEN 1I,i
MAuNlFlGhNT EQulfMh.'i.
january |, 1871.
Trains leavo Washington from iri:.,: 90 IT,,
TIMOkE & POTION aE KAllitpsi. .
ner Of Sixth and b slgeola, Aa ioiiowa:
For phils, New York and tho Easl. 49,.
and 90 y. III. daily with frfaIr E.i-. T..
itoL Express Of Pullman !'nr!o: Car. g..
IN. daily, except Sunday. For :':It.;-tpa
and New iork l.m p. III. daily, r4ror!
day for PhilAdo! pima 80 y. III. Ls;i,
For PiLLsburs and tho West. % a.fn.tattE ~.
Parlor Cars to r!ttahurE; 40 T. m. J,.
with Palaco Car to Ghtc"yh.
For CAnundaiguu and tho N":th, 30 :. .a
daily, eycop. Saturday, "ilh fhia@@ "a. &.
Watkins. 10. ElnrrA. $40 /" ~. A.'r a..
cGpt Sunday.
local WTAi:,:
For Alnxsnlria, i, +, .. ., ID m" II 3. 4, ..
is, Az, 5, Goo AID p.nl GA >...H'', 8. F.
M, snd anu : y. III.
Trains loavo Alexanlra Tor Washington.
SO, q, III and II Nil, ), ~. =" "!'. g..
On Sunday NJ 5. 10 ana IL i. IN, An - =, 80.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THEHOI. III, ..
Uuantico and Richmond, Will l".,Yr A.nN,.
dria at > 70 y. III. daily And 6.IJ j.. IA. "''t
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can ~ rt"'.!', e.
urincipal railroad stations AMI ticket "..n't
Southeast. d. N. BOYD, Jr,
G!u'l. ia ser. ~ a'n:
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. l"H -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-14
FOR NEW iURn..

The Al Steamships Z. &. KNIGHT <zaess.
and JOHN GIBSON leave tho COM SEakA&
pany's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY i5A1UR"
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
al East River, EV EEl SATURDAY st four
o'clock y. IL.