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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-01
The New Democratic Recruit In
the Senate.

Patterson, the South Carolina carpet.
blsger, made quite a speech in the U. S.
Senate Yesterday, which everybody inter.
e.tsd in bis case will of course read.
There is something peculiar about the
present Democratic statue in the Senate.
Taere was great anxiety on the part Of
Thurman and others early in the week to
rush Buslcr's case through and have him
sworn in, but since kellogg has got ahead
iu the las! day or two they are anxious to
90 slower and do little investigating.
ltis not Patterson, however, whom they
desire to investigate, bat Kellogg. No
doubt a rigid investigation into either
case would be an odorOus job, and in
PluersOus case particularly 80. The
special investigating committee Of the
South Carolina Legislature appointed
la't spring to examine into the election
Oi Patterson as United States Senator in
ISL, submitted their report on Wednes.
dnylast. The report gives an epitome ol
the testimony given before the committee,
including that by about forty ex-members
OF the legislature, white and colored Re.
publicAn', whose evidence concurs in the
statement that Patterson's election was
secured through bribery. About 90 testi.
.dIhat they were bribsd either by Pat.
se'son or his agent, WOrthingtOu, receiy.
ing amount, ranging from one hundted
to twenty-five hundred dollars. About
twenty more testified that offers OF brides
were made to them and refused. Elliot
tcolOred), ex.member Of Congress, who
va, PAtterson's most formidable oppo
nenL was offered $4,000 TO withdraw
from the contest, which he reiuscd. Tit
offer Was made by J. 3. Dennis, in The
name Of Patterson. Maj. Martin h. De
IAney (colored) was present, aud corrob
Grated Elliots statement. Gov. Nose
aftervard appointed J. B. Dennis iury
commissioner to draw a jury to protect
Patterson when he was indicted in 1875
toF procuring his election by bribery, AMI
the arrangement was successfully com
pletsd. Every witness testified that Il
vas generally known and unldsstooi
among tho members that Patterson WA
purchasing his election. The evidenc.
also shows that votes were bought whiIs
The election was in progress. Maxwell
a cOlOsed Senator, was paid to chang;
his vote to Patterson, which gave ms
loFi'y in the Senate, aud avoided tha
necessity for joint assembly the neS
day.
Peterson tells the story Of his electio,
to the Senate in a very agreeable style
With all Nllusion to the bribery and coz
tnpt'on Of members, Of course, left on
he'ays that Gov. Scott was very cOua
dent of an election, and Elliot, to.t
thought his chances good. on the nigh
before election he, however, succeededu Ii
getting nearly all the members Of III
SatE'hued Legtslature together at bill
house, and provided them with a banqusI
The darkiss, he said, must have muait
and he had song written specially ~
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IaegnteIIiaetreer.
The CleveIand Il PiItsburgh
lkAilFOAll,

The earnings Of the Cleveland & Pitts
bo,rb R.iIrosd for the year ending June
0,b. u reported in the Ra1Ruy Ga.ttie
,,,. s.9sS, ,O2S; tho e1peuses 81, ,Ssl, ,25G
n. net e,rniugs s9O6,767; earnings pei
All. :lO,lS4; per cent Of operating ex.
D.n.ei,o earnings 60 81. This shows 4
decided falling of from the report made
uths annual meeting in Cleveland last
J,uaary, At which the earnings for the
,.,, ending November SOth we're given
a s.,7lGOOl 52, and the operating ex.
U,u.e, sl,SS5,4lO so.
I,takes 81, ,3O9,lll 81 to pay rental and
interest on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
,o,I-a. least it did last year-and il it
only earned S9O6,767 net for the year
ending June SOlh, there is a decided
probability Of falling considerably short
10 the next annual report. The net re.
suits Of last years business to the Penn.
vlyuuia Railroad (the lessee) was only
;ll756 90, which was drop from Sl73,-
s5SS.in 1875.
A. Is we'll known, the Pennsylvania
Rliroad Is sponsor Tor the rental and in.
,.re.t Of the c. x p, which means that IL
ha, guaranteed to pay the interest on
ia BONDED debt aud also seven per
cen. dividend on its stock. In view Of this
,ponsOrship the financial status Of the
PennsyIvania road is no donbt watched
with interest by the stockholders Of the
C.G p, of whom there are many among
the readers Of the ISrELLioEScER.
Thela.t statement OF the Pennsylvania
road was . follows:
For the len months Of this year ending
0!tober 81, compared with the came pc.
riOds la.t year, there was:
AJscrtlp 0i gross eIrninss.....,........s5 I2s !
pefrt.- 10 92J l2t
EsilrcfeHs 2OS s4j
All lines west Of Pittsburgh for the ten
months Of this year show deficiency in
meeting all liabilities of sS6I,47O.
While this is considerable deficiency
yet it i. not as large by $353,s93 as ii
itvas on Oct, lst, and the indications are
tbs! it will be wiped out tins year. There
Is therefore no reason to doubt the entire
ability Of the Pennsylvania Road to
promptly meet its engagements to the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh stockholders.
The tact that it has of late refused to de-
clare dividends on its own stock shows
that it will be all the more able to pay
dividends on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
stock.
The credit Of the Pennsylvania Road,
while it is undoubtedly good, has, never
theIess, been shaken within the last year
ptetly'roushly by the Pittsburgh riots.
TGe par Of its stock is $50 and it sells at
sdi.count Of 40 per cent. This is not so
heavy fall as that OF the Baltimore &
Ohio from $3.50 to slOO per share, but it
il drop that has at times excited those
interested in its guarantees quite severely.
We are Of the opinion that this winters
business, which will be heavier rs soon as
navigation closes, will put the company
fairly on its feet again. There is no
doubt OF the entire sOlvency Of the cor.
pOrston, albeit it indirectly carries the
biggest load Of dead material Of any
trunk line in the country.
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Hound In $4,000.

ST. LOUIS, November S0.-Thos. Walsh
and WIN. K. Patrick, against whom the
United States grand jury returned tndict-
menls on Wednesday evening, for con-
spirscy to deiraud the Government in
connection with the new Custom House
and Postotiee buildings, were arraigned
IN the United States Court tais morning
and put under IS 900 bond each to appear
from day 10 day.
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PhIIadeIphin Wool.

PHILADELPHTA, November SO.-Wool-
IN fair demand: Ohio, PenusylVAnia and
West Virginia XN and above 44a46c; K
4ia45c; medium I4a46c; coarse S5aS7c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western fne
40a43c; medium 44a45c; coarse 36aSsc;
comblng washed 50a6Oc; unwashed S6aSse;;
Canada cOmbing 52a5Sc; fine unwashed 2Sa
S3e; coarse and medium unWRshed 29aS2e;
tub washed 42a46c,
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MINOR TELEGKAnIS.

john Williams was hanged yesterday
AZ Weston, Canada, for the murder cl
his wife.
AN Indian named Mutes was hanged
at Napa, Cal, yesterday, for the murder
ot another Indian named Guadaloupe,
last June.
David stelmaan and wife, aged inva.
lids, OF Bridgeport, Conn, were found in
their dwelling murdered. A negro is
held on suspicion.
"A vaudoo doctor named Edy (col-
ored) set FIRE to the house OF a negro
woman named Eliza Nurse, in SedaIia,
Mo-, and two Of her children we're burned
to death,
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AIleghenY CalIle.

EAST Liberty, November sO.-CArfIK-
Receipts for two days /, ,7Gs head Of througl,
aud III head Of yard stock; total for four
days l,76S hsad OF through and 1864 head
OF yard Market unchanged.
HoGs-Recelpts for two days 5,665 head;
total for four days 1875 head. Yotkeri
81 S5a4 As, Philadelphia 81 coal 50.
SHEEP-Receipts for two days coo head;
total for four days $500 head. Only one
load sold at s. Is,
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PHrLADELPHtA, November SO.-Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat Quiet and
steady; amber 81 4lal 43, red 81 4Ial 4s,
white 81 45al 80. .Corn-Sleady: yellow
65a65ISc, mixed 6Ia65e. Oats-Firm aAd
unchanged. Rye-Quiet and steady at 76e.
Proyisions-Dull aud unchanged. Buttsr
and Eggs-Qulet and unchanged. Cheese
Steady aud unchanged. Petroleum
Weaker; refined lSIEc, crude 1lallKe.
MhiskY-Sl ID -.
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Itodies Recovered from the IIu
ron DisnSter.

KITTY HAWK, November SO.-A mes.
Senger has arrived from Commander
James g. Green with a dispatch stating
that the bodies Of Commander Ryan, Mr.,
Gillett and Mr.. Loomis have been found
and will be buried there, II miles north
Of Mags Head, at Currituck Shooting
Club House. Forty other bodies have
been heard Of scattered along the beach
Is miles north OF Curriluck.
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Dry GOODS.

NRw YORK, November SO.-Business
light In nearly all departments. Cotton
goods quiet, but generally steady. Prints
In limited demand. Merrimae D. G. cardi.
nal prints are reduced to Be. Cotton dress
goods In fair request. Woolens for mems
wear in fair demGnd.l
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 29.-Viscount D.
Harcourt, in the course Of his remarks to
the delegates Of the Trades Council, sug.
gested that they should use their influence
with the Deputies with view Of effect.
ing reconciliation with the President. He
deprecated the idea Of convoking the
Congress Of both Houses 10 solve the
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their Cd iacaiiOn on the occasion, the CHI,
rus OI which ran thus:
And veil vote for honest John,
And veil vote Tor honest John,
Apa ven send him to "de slnit,''

The might was spent in eating, drinking
singing this song, and getting ready i /
next days business. just before the tim,
for thG cOnSeuing Of the Legislature, th,
black column moved toward the Stat,
Hou's With Patterson at the head. 81
didn'slfke TO do IT." he said, "but a mar
gets hardened in war, aud we marched
up to Ibe Capitol steps like eonqnering
army Elliott and Scott stood by. The
'niggsf' turned white, and Scotia knees
smOts together like Belshazzlr's.'
ThEl is the chap on behalf Of whom
Thurman Is now exhausting every art Of
alavJer's and politicians finesse in the
u. s SAnate. The idea is TO keep him
aaOas steVery hazard long enough to seal
Butlst Of Hamburg massacre nosoriety,
and alter that as much longer "a he will
faithfully vote with the Democratic side
OF thss Chamber.
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Weather indications.
ORHcH OF THE CInkS slGNAL OTRIcER,
WARRINGTON, D. C., Dee. Ill 4. Y.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, a
rislng barometer, west winds, warmer and
clear or partly cloudy weather, followed
by falling barometer and southwest to
southeast winds.
For the Lower Lakes, 4 rising barome'
Ter, west to north winds, stationary OF
rising temperature, generally cloudy
weather and light SHOWS.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
strike Among Cotton Operatives

btElke among COatOn operatives
LONDON, November 30.-A thousand
cotton operatives Of MoSsby have struck
and general strike IA threatened II the
proposed reduction Of wages is enforced
The Bursley weayefI resolved that Il was
better 10 strike than allow the masters
to glut the market by means Of reduced
wages.
Several hundred women, suffering in
consequence Of the Stoppnee Of the iron
works In the Forest Of Dean District,
which belongs TO the Crown, have petit
toned the Queen for assistance.
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CINCINNATI, November SO.--All dam
ages by the lood on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad have been repaired, and freight
and passenger trains are now running on
schedule time.
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New York, November SO.-The cred.
itors OF Conrad Poppenheiser, owner ol
the Long Island Railroad, have chosen
Herman q. schwiskering assignee. Lila,
bilities are placed at Ss,0O0,0OO; assets
81 ono OO1
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LEAvENwoRrH, November 3O.-The
army paynasters aud disbursing officers
at Fort Leavenworth have been paying
of for the past three days. The amount
paid in This vicinity will exceed one
million and u half Of dollars,
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The NnIionnIGrnnre,

CIscINSArr, November 3O.-At the
session Of the National Grange to-day,
the Grange Balleiin, edited by the Nation
al Executive Committee, was ordered TO
be discontinued. The Grange adjourned
TO meet next year at Richmond Virginia,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-01
Illicit DIstIllinp Broken lin.

NASHVILLE, TENN, November 3d.
The reveRue officers broke up two illicit
distillerles in Summers county yesterday,
valued at 81 900, and arrested four illicit
distillen.
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RAILRoAD BoEDs-Strong.
STATE BoSDs-MOre acti Sc.

81 ADStNOo-bAOlC
STocEs-Active aud depressed under a
heavy pressure to SELL The decline from
the highest point Of the day was X to 9%
per cent. The greatest fall and activity
was in Lake Shore, which dropped from
64A to 627G, closing at the latter figure.
After Lake shore, the heaviest pressure to
sell wasin Western Union, which fell from
7SL5 to TX, and closed at the lowest point.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
ot which 5000 were Ehe;63, 900 Lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern common, 1000 prefer.
red, 1000 st. Paul common, 1900 prefer
red, 1900 Lackawanna, 1000 Michigan
Central, and %, 900 Western Union.
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ATcHRoS, Ks, November SO.-The ice
Is the Missouri river gorged above the
bridge, at this city, last night, and the
river Is now closed.
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PittsburgI, aIarket.

P.TTsBrRsH, November 3O.-Petroleum
Crude unsettled; immediate shipment at
Parkers offered at 81 90, with few buyers;
refined dull at Is 1fc, Philadelphia delivery.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELRaRAPH.


NEW YORK, November 3O.-MoSBY-
Closed at 6a6 per cent Prime mercantile
paper Gt 51fa7 per cent. Custom receipts
$3SS, 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $425,OO0. Clearings, $lS,OOO,OOO,
Dry goods imports for tue week $9S3,00O.
Sterling weak; actual business long ASK,
short 81 SAX.
GoLD-Advanced from lO2N to 1903, and
closed at 1925. Carrying rates la2 per
cent Borrowing lat and to per cent
per annum and l-6i per cent per diem.
SILvER-At London unchanged, Here,
silver bars are 81 ?O1S greenbacks, 81 II
goId.sSilver coin Ha% per cent discount.
COyRRNAIRNTS-FiPm
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AT Gslesburg, Ills, the outlaw
Rande pleaded not guilty. His trial was
Get Tor Dec. llth.
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cAPITAL REsTAuRAMr

10. il8 hAGKET srr q th ealg Erii-elat, Re,.
has sep1nts roons for ladies, o. where ven ean ni
tnai quiet cleanliness oi home. coulbiI,ed
Win the best eltlias that An b found In M eity.
he keepa on hand the very hest the maffst niori.
~ ~ vesetaeles hah, oyster game, and eTeFythlng
% We country. He can be relied upon ssgavs a
tnfniah everything arsi-ellsA, sasio
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Senator blaine Gone 10 wash.
fnRtOn.

AUGUSTA, November 80. = Senator
Blaine left Tor Washington to-day.
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The Company assisting ALICE OATES At these
performances z the hnest aud most complete or
ganlEAti0n In the world, and the Only oNE il tbe
United states making speciality Of performlnR In
English The Opens Of 0tienbaeh, lecocq and other
Efench eompOsers. Grand Chorus With OrcheStra.
NsS and Elegant Costumes Properties, dc.
Musical Conductor. Mt. 4. PREDIGAM.
Admi1i1n-Orrh and DrVsl Circle m a
Reserved seats 25c extrS; Family Circle, 66c Re
served sau dc Seats for 'ale, commencing Friday,
Nov. 90, at the Opera House: Doors open at 7:iS;
commences al s. no97
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WINTER ARRANGEM ENT.
RonipuiDo ITt % 1S7G

Tho Mail Train will loavo Washington at 9
q. H., and Alexandria al $40 q. H., daily, OK
ccpt Sunday; pass Lecsburg, gcini: %95!wsrI,
at Ito a. Ill, end arrive st Round Hill 1T L
ia. !.oSvo Round Hill at l2:30 p. M piss IeO3
burg, going eastward, at Ito D. M. and arrive
ut Alexandria ut BIZ D. m, and 3! Washington
at 3:.jI y. N.
Tho Accommodation Train will leave Wash
ington at 4:2O p. H., and Aloxanlria ~ d:j X
m, daily, except Sunday, and arrive q; Lees"
burg at $40 D. m. Leave Leesburg at L q. M
and arrive at Alexandria at 8:l5 a. Ia, HNi
Washington at $50 m.
azS- Passengers from Washington wiz tax,
Tho Washington and o. cars q! tue B4.iiln1"1
and Potomac Railroad station at 9a. Ia. "nh -
pm, and go through TO Round nil without
change Of cars.
The g. l0a Iii. train from "A ioyamdriH a!'! l.. III
D. m train from Round Hui connect :L Round
Hill with Harris Daily Limo 0: Coaches
for Snickorsvillo, BnrryVillo Snd W!nchc2tcri
also with Reamel's Line Of Coaches, which loave
Leosburg daily for Aldo and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward, make cIosc connection
at Vienna. with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fair
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, 3 css. s'c. .M:ss
Aunua1 tickets, $50.
l.. u. HhYENER,
oct l3-.f General Ticket Agent.
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Mail. pa>seng'r
South Bound. Express.

Leave Washington 9 10 .. H.. Aloxandrla
24j a. NJ. and mako connection al Danvile TO
South and South West.
Leave Washington 10 a. M, AloxHnurla
8 15 q. M, and connect at Lynchburg TO Al oln-
pbis, Little Rock ard Texas and to Atlsnta
and all points in the South, and, via Now Or
leans, to Galveston and southern Texas; also
coneet with Chos. s. Ohio East and West.
Leave Washington at 9 81 p NJ, AleXandFis
st 10 70 p. NJ, get to Gordonsvile AZ 50 9. NJ,
and connect with Ches. s. Ohio Il. 4. westward
to Huntington, Cincinnati and all the North.
west, and Eastward to Richmond and beyond,
For MANASSAS DIVISION leaVe Wash,
inpton at s 10 q. m. daily, except Sunday, and
get to Strasburg at AS pm Leave St:aspurg q.
5. lUs. H., and arrive at Aloxandris p ~.
For WARRENTON losvo Washington daily
at S 10 q. N. ..
Trsns from South arriving a! Washington 1t
IS =. H., 6 D. m. and Il 40 y. III. msl;o good
connections with Bait. s. Ohio and Bait. u i"
tomac trains to Baltimore, Ph!adclrhls "Hd
New York, and to all points North and North
west
Accommodation leaves Alexandria for Cor
donsvilleTuesday, Thursday and Saturday At 80
D. m., and Leaves Gordonsville for Aexsnafm
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, q! q. m
Through tickets to tho South and Nost AT
lowest rates. :. -
II RROADTS. q. +. Jan 50
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49,, = 81 II
.AlefallOrla Qbazettt
MONDAY EVENING, FEBR'Y. 26.

The SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS are certainly
not pyidiug themselves upon the vain hope OF
Justice from the hands Of his Fraudulency,
Rutherford B. Hayes. For this gentleman to
recognize Hampton aud Nichols aud the claim
cd democratic result in Florida would be 10 &C.
knowledge, in such recognition, that his title
to the presidency vas as void as his party s
claim to dcccncy and honest conduct. Not
only this, bu; he would shivcr the republican
party iuto fragments with the smallest amount
Of good dynamite Admitting that Rutherford
is all that is claimed Ter hiu,, and his accession
to the presidency is only setting new hen on
q nest Of rotten eggs, rs the Western granger
happily puts the case. No, gentlemen, your
iorbcarancc only creates dissatisfaction among
your constituents, and continues the weary war
through which you have slrugg led these many
years While we write, John Sherman, whose
body is as free OF red blood as his soul is OF
honor, arrauges at Columbus the incoming
Cabinet and policy. Blaine, Morton, Cha0d-
Ter, Cameron, Garfield, Logan Il 20. will con-
tnue, and the old oppression will 20 on as in
the Wash. Capital.
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Mrs. 4. G. NEWTON

Has taken the elegant commodious snd cligihly
locsted dwelling st tho northeast corner Of Cam
oron and st. Asaph streets, formerly tho resi-
dence OFF Fl. McVeigh, osq and las reitted
it thoroughly for the accommodation of PER
MANENT, TR Al SILENT snd TABLE
BOAEDERS. who will DO accommodated on
tho most reasonable terms jan 1877
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GREAT = -
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

la N iA M -. - sas=5sas
TO THE NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDlD SCGN Ek I :
hiAGNIFICENT EQUlPMEN1,
January |, 1877.
IrAias leave Washington, from depot OF thlI-
TIMORE Sc POTOMAC RAILROAD, 90"
nar Of Sixth and streola, as follows:
Fer Phis. New York aud tho East, 40 y n
snd go p. ill., daily, with Paiaco Cars. l4';h
tied Express Of Pullman Parlor CArs 9,2n Il
N. daily, except Sunday. For Philadoipht@
snd New York LEO p. III. dsily, except ''i'h-
day; for Philadelphia 30 y. III. daily:
For pitisburg and tho West, 90 a IN daily, VII
rarlor Cars to Pittsburgh AN y. III. daily
with Palace Gar 10 Chicago
For Csnandaigus and tho North, T.AO p ;,'.
daily, except saturday, with Palace t"F t.
Watkins For Elmira, go =. N. daily. o2-
ccpt Sinday.
For Alexandria, &. Z, 6, D. ID AMI ia 9" IT,. Hi!l
|, 3, 4.A, 6, Cos and pm. on 3"!usy ~ > a.
H., and | and p. ~.
Trains leave AleyaGdrla Tor Whshin-, Jon, u, IL
So 9, 10 and II ala, 3. 4.A1,5, and pm
On Sunday at S. ID and ID a. M, and u y: III.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, viz
Ouantico and Richmond, will leave y l9xnn-
dria at Z - q. IN. daily, and Gl3 y. lii. ''a''T.
except Sunday.
Tickets AMI information c&n DO pr">if"I ~
principal TeilroHa stations and ticket Offices
S,uthaast. ID. NJ. EDED, .!r..
Gnn'i Passenger %Ghn;.
FRANK TIOMSGN
i;cuer1l Manager. jan IL
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FOR NORFOLK.

Tho clagant, new and substantial sH.sD
iron stoamcr LADY Or TIE LAX Il !ssss sssaa1a
Leaves tho compauy's wharf, Washington nv
o'clock y. m, and Alexandria ct $50 y. H.; re-
turning, Leaves Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, 81 3 o'clock y. M This line
connects ut Norfolk with the ships Of tho Nor
chants and Minors Transportation Company
for Boston and Providence. and ai!ofis lie
thor connections throughout New Eng
Fsrsto Norfol, Si round trip S.. Tickets good
until used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-26

TNCOuRAuE HOME MANUFACTURES
-El4 1 EN- now manufacturing q good and cheap
PAINT, of several colors, the body of which is
eqan! 10 Lead and Oil, WHICH for tin roofs.
barns, stables, fonccs, &c, will ho found very
suitable rs we'll as economical, and an improve
ncnt over other cheap mixed Paints now in tho
market. Fer btici; walls w!th y northern OK
rosurc it vii! set US a preventive TO dsmprcss.
Fer iron il makes Il solid and lasting coating,
impcrviOus TO moisure and 3 preventive Of rust.
Being o. various shStcs Of color the cornico and
trimmings can be painted 10 suit. This paint
hes been used by ono railroad company and by
many Of the farmers in this vicinity, &nd is
highly recommended by All vino have tiled il.
Price, single gallon, 75c. ~ gallons t5c per gal.
l Dbl, or 40 gallons, GDc per gal. Call end exc
amino samples 81 S. King t..undGr Sarept& Hall.
NH 3! ". =. CREIGHTON.
pEADI MIXED PAINTS Of ell the diner-
As on! makes supplied At lactory prices.
Sample cards and estimates furnished upon mp
plCGtion.
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