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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18
Ilplraon g. Wieo
BY Green s. Wise.
(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
DUBLIC SALE

(Real Estate Agents and Auctloneer5'l
PUBLlo SALE Cor THE
VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH LINE.
By authority of q decd oftcu;t made TO mo by
the Virginia Telegraph Company, bearing date
the 1st Of July, 1871, to secure tao payment OF
the first mortgage coupon bonds OF ssid COM
pany; also doed of trust bearing date lst OF
January, 1873, 10 secure the payment OF tae Sec
ond mortgage coupon bonds of said COM
psny, both deeds having boon duly recorded in
all the counties through which the telegraph
lines run, T will, as trustee named in said deeds,
offer for sale 6y public auction IN Inc ne, cry u OF
House, on TUESDAY, the 10Th OF January,
1873, at ~ O. clock M. the ENTIRE PROPER.
TY OF THE SAID VIRGINIA TELk-
GRAPH COMPANY, to wit: The line OF telo'
Taph along a06 6 the Soaba1gg
from Alexandria to the town of Stsunton, in
Augusta county; and from Alexandria, along
the Washington and Ohio Railroad, to the towns
of Leesburg Hamilton and Clsrke,s Gap, ~
Loudoun county-ia all about 200 mllos OF Wlrn
together with their rights, franchises, lnstru-
ments, poles, wire, insulators and brackets be-
longing and sppe-tsning to the said telegraph
line.
Terms Of Sale: One third cash on day Of sale
to regdue in two equal instslments, payable IN
horT, ot the purchaser, with good personal Sc
1919 mill h. required for the deferred pay
rnants The title 20 be retained until all tEo
n nurI7 money bo ps:d The property to DO
resold at the expense Of the purchaser up'a '"''
ure to comply with terms OF sale T.,
dec Bits CHAS. r. HOOFF. Trustee:
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. FAIRFAX PROPERT4-By virtue Ola
deed of trust dated NovembeE ~. 10Y and duly
recorded in tho land records of kAlrfax county,
Virginia and at the request OF Jcnathan Nc
Clarity, the party secured thereby, shall oner
by public auction. in front of Fairfax Court
House. at one o'clock p. m, on MONDAt,
Court day) January 81 1878 that VALU ABLE
FARM on which j. d. Crockcr now lives con.
tanning one hundred and thirty. ono and Si.i0o
| acres oflsnd, improved by q nearly now u " Eli
| LING, several out-buildings, snc orchard
Sc. This land is Immediately upon the pubic
| road to Georgetown, and about half way between
Townsville and Langley, adjoining the iarm J., o.
| Peacock, Smoot and others, and 1t Is one OF inc
| most desirable sections OF Fairfax county, anu
but seven miles from Georgetown.
Terms: cash as TO this trust $500. together
with ~ ,.arest sgd cost OF sale; the residue upon
one two ann '~rss years The pure hn'er to exc e9
cute boDd aV with s., ~fsetory seeIrsy' ana a'
| to be withheld until H. ,rcI2 sser.
AL conyeyanclng at cost of p -rhset 10 ons
Inc above property will BIO SOLD @, : hy a..
prior deed of trust of about $780, heIu ~
! bert Peacock. and one of about $1,000 helu
| Nicholas Acker's heir, of Washington, D. c.
.. K. HlNE, Trustee.
Fairfax county, dec 2l-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18
Local BreVities.

L.andon &. Lovett. before the war well
known dry goods clerk in this city, was yester.
day sentenced to ton years 10 the pententlary,
for horse stealing by the County Court of
Loudouu county. He had previously served q
term in the penitentiary for similar otfense.
10 the Chaucery Court of Richmond, yester-
day, in the case of Baldwin e. MoVeigh VS..
Morriss' executors, decree was entered re-
committing report 10 commissioner with IN.
strucious to make further inquiry and report.
The District surveyors have made another
survey of the causeway running from Aualos
tan island to the Virginia shore and estimated
tho cost of repairing the same. 1t is proposed
to give the work out by contract 10 few days.
Tbreo gentlemen from Centre county. Pa,
went up the Midland Road, this morning, pres
peotng, with view to he purchase oflands.
Quality and efficacy considered, DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup is without exception the best
cough preparation 10 the market. Price IS
cents bottle; FIVE bottles for one dollar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18
rar"GERMAN SYRUP. No other |

~"GERMAN SYRUP "-No other medicine
in the world was ever givc1 such test Of its
curative qualities as BOSCHEE'S GERMAN
SYRUP. In three years two million Our hun
dred thousand small bottles o. thi. medicine was
distributed free of charge by druggist: in this
country to those afflicted with Consumption,
Asthma, Group, severe Cough, Pneumonia and
other diseases Of the throat and lun:s giving
tho American people undeniub'e proof that
GERMAN SYRUP will euro them Tn" result
has been that Druggists in every town MD vii
lsge in the United States are recommending 1t
to their customers. 60 to Your Druggists ana
ask what they know about it Sample bottles 10
cts. Regular size Is cts Three dos?s will re-
leve any case jane
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&C., - - - - -
MARRIED..

January l8. by Rev. Mr.. Webb. GEORGE
E. HEPBURN and MANDY E. KNIGHT.
In fredericksburg on Tuesday, the 10Th inst.
at the residence of tho BRIDES father, Charles 5.
Scott, esq, by Rev. K. @. Murdaugh, D; D.:
Mr.. SAMUEL q. BEALE and Miss SALLlE
A. SCOTT, both of Fredericksburg.
DIED.
At Waveland, near King George CT. House.
on January 7th, Mrs. CYNTHIA A. SCOTT.
In Stafford county. at the residence of his son
in law, Mr.. VIM. w. England, January 10th,
Mr. JOHN +. JET, in the 74th year Of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18
LOCAL MATTERS,

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Var Depart
n,ent Office of Chief Signal Officer, Wash
motion, D. g., Jan. Is. lS7S-lO:3o a. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather, light variable W'nos'
and stationary or higher pressure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18

FERRY STEAMERS The Potomac ferry boat
City Of Alexandria was again put 90 the Wash.
iugton line to day, and the City Of Washington
Withdrawal The latter WAS taken to Washing
ton whcra the rctiting of her cabins will be
pushed to completion, and it is expected that
she will again take the place OF the AleXandrla.
in about two weeks, when that boat will be laid
up for repairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18

U1au PRICED LAND. On Saturday last tract
of ground containing seventy. eight acres, near
Hamilton Station, 10 Loudoun county, was
sold at auction for SIS % per acre, or SIS. 500. 81
for tho tract The Loudouu Mirror SAYS
"rhe property was contiguous to two solid
men of the neighborhood, and both attended
the sale evidently intent on business. The land
was started by an outsider at $25 per acre. and
WAS finally cried off to Mr.. Israel Warner.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18

ALEXANDRIA FosTMAsTER.-Tho Washing
ton Republican says:-"A delegation of Alex
audrians waited o. tho President on Thursday
to urge the appointment of Mr.. Daniel W.
Lewis o. postm aster Of that city. Mr.. Lewis
was republican, but is urged for appointment
irrespective of party lines" The commission
of pcs m aster Berkely will expire on March 5tb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18

DIRD CAGESl BIRD CAGES !!
ID BIRD CAGES!!
All kinds Of Bird Cages and cage fixtures con.
stsntly on hand also b1ec1ing cages ard Gravel
and gravel paper for ths same at
MCLEAN s. UHLERS,
ian is 107 King street.
A XLEG CREASE! AXLE CREASED
n 40 cases of AXLE GREASE. in store and
for sale in lots to suit the trade by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18

Corporation CoURr-Juage E. NJ, Lowe
presiding. -Hooe's executriX vs.. Hooff; 10
chaucery order for payment Of taxes by re-.
ceiver.
A licenses to sell liquor was granted to T. d.
Dowuey.
Dryer vs.. Taylor; ia eiectmcnt; Jury owOrn
ADD case 10 progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18

SAREprA HALL OpENING.-T grand open
ing of Sarepta Hall under the new manage
ment will take place to night. The hall has,
az heretofore noticed, been tastetdlly and even
elegantly fitted up, and every arrangement
made for the production of first class amuse'
mepts. Messrs. J. NJ. Hill & Co., the lessees,
have shown an activity and enterprise 10 rent
ting this establishment, and eudeavorlng TO
cater to refined tastes 10 the way OF amuse'
ment, that is deserving of praise and support
and it is earnestly hoped that they may Dc re-
uardad To night with crowded house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18

NOW O11eEns, gfocsfy gfsues. ...:.::' q,
ket for Cotfse. and we still write it dull. with
the feeling in it weak. We notice the sale to-
day to New York buyer. of an invoice of $50
bags scant fair Rio at l6s cts which establishes
II cts. as the price for fair cargoes aud invoices,
and on this basis the market may be said to be
steady for tho moment We now quote as fol-
viz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18

PERsoNAL.-Mr. L. l.. Brockett, City Au-
d;tor, is absent from the city, having been call
cd to Fredericksburg, on business.
Mr.. j Ohm II. Hill, Collector of the Northern
District, is confined to his residence, by the
condition Of his eyes. His many friends will
regret to learn that the sight of his left eye is
almost entirely gone, while his right eye is also
affected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18
AMUSENIENTS.

with one of the finest companies that has ever
appeared in the city, when will be produced Tor
the first time here the amusing comedy, in three
acts entitled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Jan. l1-HogE
active. firm and higher; common 5OA$3 10 ;
light, e0a$4; packing. 3a6sS4 10; bhchsrs'
l0sS4 Is; receipts, 1878.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18

S. DEALHAM,
G. King st., cor. Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-18

Promises kept inspire confidence and DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup never promised relief in the
diseases of childhood without at once etfccting
it. Hence the popular reliance upon it. Price
% cents bottle.
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a sMOKING-ClR INTERvIEW.
Gen, Butler. Remarks About his Canvass,
MIR. Talbot. mud R. u. Hayes.


Gen. Butler bcamed through the smoking
car window upon tho Republican deleggtes who
were leaving Worcester by the i;27 L. VI. train
Tor the wost Yesterday lie seldom travels in
palace cars. Ike the nahobs kcArney dee pisos
He WAS looking wearicd and worn 10y the pro-
digious amount Of work which ho has beeu car
rying. but represented himself IA entirely con-
iidrnt OF n favorable outcome To- his canvass
" / have never wayrred In my faith he said,
" since ! received the invitation Of the people"
The General reported himself rs going West
on official business como tod with tho soldiers
homes. lie IL to return in ton days. and vii!
Resume his canvass of tho state. 90 have now
said hc. AN application to speak in town
where two hundred voters invite mo, and where
the list includes all tho members II both town
commiticgs.' He entertained no fears that his
reform campaign would languish. meantime
Tho people are doing II. ! have q workshop
people working for me on this train. Thcy are
my campaign orators Gen. Butler could give
moro his Proposed reforms are discussed the
more votes would lee commanded " Az in
Maine. The t"oplc viii 60 in iora change. We
want lively campaign To- wakothcm up.
Gen. Huller'~ opinion of Candidate Talbot Is
of decided interest. MIR. Talbot is u good man.
man q convictions who would do right IT IA"
could. But the STATE lious" RING won't lot him. u"
Bong asked II he had any bricks IN store for
tn. Republican nominees n some Of his fol-
lower, had intmatei. the General warmly said /:
II / catch myself saying II wort against
Thomas Talbot | shall consider myself showing
signs oi INSANITY Butthts eir ton il not going
to TURN On durSdtoh ,ot m"n II : what ihey
rcprcsent.' Over Mr.. Long; Cen. Butler ives
l'r- cprllul hhN assured. have no Intimate
knowledge ~ MIR. Long" he said.
Mr.. Butler could not toll what Congressional
candidates he should support Any man who
whatever his FORMER condition VI scrvtude. "
Bonn. asked 90 define the scope of this he con q
tnu Il. III he works with me in redceming
this state from its Present condition. and in
nuEurailnC u reform administration. il all |
shalt ask. 40 not INQUIRE whether he IL n lic-
publican. Democrat Labor RofOrmer. or OF tho
National PARTY"
Gcn. Butler was also frank IN giving two more
Of his spicy estlmnt'- II prominent Erntlcn en-.
~ d posed ol President Hayes 90 short order;
think ho IL n poiti ian of the VILLAGE school.
who Is willing t. do ANYTHING 90 maintain tho
party n-cendVucy that any Old politician would
do" His nplniun ot the boston Collector 4.
" BcHrd. was tn " II would have been better
tom House"
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tour xeets aga. would vow be sutprIsod 4 .

four weeks ago would you be surprised IL TO-
day you found blood cOrpusccs p
mo air IL you mndO n large cut"
If "A child should cut his fngcrV
Il don't think that child would mako out
large enough to draw blood"
Mr. Hayden won't you step this way" Mr..
1oncs said "nnd show Prof. White your
finger RI" Mr. Hayden did so. and Prof. White.
rushing back his spcctncles closely looked at
mo nngor There was a large scar there.
like TINT rcaohing to tho bone would you los
apt to ilnd on the knife. four weeks after. blood
Ics, sir" Prof. White said without heslta-
ton, should"
Professor. have you examined any other Of
Mr.. Hayden = property with view to ind blood
stainsE
have. have looked upon his hat n palm
lcaf hat From that examination do not bc-
lioyo that there is any blood upon 1t, ] have
nso examined the sand that was picked up
whore tho body was found. There was blood
there"
Professor. have YOU examined the stom-
No. sir. | havc not have carefully placed
1t aside and locked II up. whcro 1t may DO sub
IOctCd 10 future examination
Counsellor Jones suid that he wished they Ind
the money to pay Tor AN examination OF Benz,
Stevonss knife. and Prof. White Immediately
suid: " | will examine 1t and charge you no.
thing"
Tho State hero rcstod. Tomorrow morning
Mr.. Hayden and his vito will he examined Us
the defence.
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III south Australia tho Government Is making
uhu-lal EFFORT, " develop agriculture There Is an
tuo7u.ou, crop of cereal. there lsy'tr hut labor ~
Sltce m' uorc Is 40. iv an hsrv ting In order
mat tlr crop NAV noe goo waste. tH lNrrnnp nj has
~ red through ~ thur BNfi tlr 's,ut urIai iu
London r.N ard of f.n rltn The An icau inventor
WhI shaN riuince Tie ltst machine GOO rcaping amt
oofiinA wheat IT.. G'ND rumt ntl, tto oNnt oi the
. 4fu
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THE REV. Mr.. HAYDEN'S CASE
MARY sTtNNhRD's AvRRMENT, MADE
TO UEK SISTER SUSAN.
Proc white ssniu Te~utytrs Concerning the
Knife-The Scar on Pastor Hay den's Fin
rer EHnmIned-'rhe ProsecmtIon Re.tina.


MADISON. Conn. Sept l9-Thc case Of the
S,nto against the Rev. Mr.. Hayden was practi
Gully ended to-day The prosecutors occupied
utmost an the time in taking up scattering
threads ~ evidence and weaving thom into ono
connected narrative.
First. 1t WAS dosirod 10 prove that II would he
possible for any ono to walk from the wood lot.
whore Dir. Hayden claims to have spent the
Afternoon Of the murder 10 the place where
Mary VIVA murdered ia fifteen mihutcs. The
doiuncc has utmatcd that no could not have
done so. Therefore the state put upon tho
stand three ng-limbcd young fellows about
Mr.. IIayden's size who prove thnt they went
through the woods from the Whippoorwlll Rock
To Inydon's house in twelve minutes Ivy ono
route and in fifteen minutes by another route.
BonIamn - yons who has boon suspected OF
knowing something ahou; tho murder. took the
stand TO testify that he had hoard Mr.. Hayden
say. oycr NUy'a dnad body. that sho had shown
som, signs OF in 'anity.
Counsellor Jones has. within q day or 80.
deity thrown in suggestions nbout Mary's mon
tai condition. and judge Harrison wished 10
show that 81 WIS rs bright as my girl there
aboute. SO Sir. stevens VII, allowed TO say that
he cone id,t"l per rlen!ly sane. -,
solemn. faced eir,, SAL thnt Mary hed taken
der loSs than -pooni"l. aud also said that
sho did SO tueluiUt her nerves; hut Cuur sel'or
Jones was on ri- i"et In an Instant, aud Wnntcd
the last rori -i!iekon OUT, Judge il0rrison WIS
AZ determined g. Lave 1t romnin In Tho de-
cision 81 Ag Iust!y' was posWoncd. ana then
Mary Is said 20 havr sent to hor from Uuilford
aud to this Counsellor Jones' objected with all
"ycry wcr" Julro Harrison said, pulling
back his 1lrcyes gnl tuEsinE at q pile OF lazy
he SET i1ltG We siat5's, claim qnd Sskedth jus.
admitted TINT 'ho Udrnis ion ot rejection oi thi.
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Suus, Furnishing.

A a. l.. BAIMANN's new furniture carpet AMI
n bedding WArch use ~ and 3l+ S'h aN near pllh
At the largest establishment OF the klnd IN the CITY, low
eNea'h prices weekly and mont'iA pawn uts tiseu.
RAtMANN bWOA. are ofruu, greht harsatn, m
~ furniture, carpets heiun. al their NOrce. 2.9 ami 80
hudson II, cor btooue weekly and uuntIlN patulrut>
EtHNITt RE, carpets, bedding cheap fol cash or
weekly or monthly paiments,Rta'6 lluisnust q REID
Immense REDUCTION IN pr.es NJ furuture
carpets bedding, STOVES, &c, Tor cash or weekly Of
monthly payments
COWfEhTuwAifA co. s. las and 1877 Chaihamst
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Anlustnttnts.
Amustmtnts.
DOOTu's THEATRE. LADIES MATINEE
DJARRErr PALMER ....... .Lcssccs and Maua.urs


Poorn,s TuEATWE. LADIES MATINEE
DJAHRErr PALMER ........ .Lossees and Mana.crs
EXTRAORDINARY MUSICAL AID DRAMATIC ENTER.
TA1NNENT
TIE WOMEN 'ooPF3ifi rTp GHl va HaPP METROPOLIS
BENEFIT OF THE YELLOW FEVER RELIEF FUND
All taking part are volunteersl
Inc p fliiS "ffEip Nv 'Ss FfERSoov SEPT 90
the following being the tremendous programme
Tho entire fimog. NlNLil REGIMENT BAND. 80
otn'r .cicctlon. Begins at O'Clock sharp.
p g ef e 1T s %o qf Mn f Ge paP@
uent Also ARTHUR BENT the cornet Player.
FIRsr-rne popular comedians, nARRIGAX and HART
Sketches S 's 81 TflAfEicRs D% P&RADE '"'' '''
sEcoND-Rccitation by Mr. GEORGE vANDExHoFF.
the distinguished shakespeafcan scholar and ciocu.
uonist
rmRn,-zrr,t. appearance in America Of Miss GENE.
LADY MACBETH sleep.waiEins sccncj
ForRru-rcunysons CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRI.
GApE' BY Mss ADA ChvENplSIi the di.iin.
thc hand will play new composition introducing
N national anthem OF each country that toVk part
F1rTH-En..h ballad by the American Queen Of
song. Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
sIXTu-An act Of shake.pcarc.s As YuC LIKE IT."
~. FANNY DAyESpOgr. the American come
DAVENPORT combination.
sEyENrH-rhe popular comedian, Mr. JOS X rNNEr
IN an act ot his NEW FRITZ introducing his most
popular songs
ETdlIrn,INN.,rs. gRC AZ, BAcKrsr e the SAY
CORK rKAGEnlASS'
NINTlI-Mr FRANK BUSH OF tho 81 James Theatre,
IA lis iniuitahc dialect characters
rBNTli-Thc Irish Comedians Mcsrs SEAMAN and
tRpNiN ni the n James Ths atrc. m their most
popular comic piece "O'DONANAN'S VICTORY"
Doors open u 80 NINTH REGIMENT BAND begins
e. flay stI sharp HARKlGNN aud HART will begin at
Ia Sharp r. ular sale ats 81 the box office, priuci
Hl hotels at the sNefAl aces Of the AneriC an District
Hrgrail COMPANY. ronis Music store, ami kullmans,
lil BruadWng, nov protre--ing
iEit rs;
SECURED SEATs ..................... 81 IN
GiNtRAt ADMISSION ........... ONE DOLLAR
FAMILY CIRCLE entrance uu efh Hvf FIFTY CENTS
- me admission ucScts can SOW be bought at the
box office
MD--rs JARRETT 4 PALMER will turn over the gross
receipts 10 the cNmmiilec appointed ~ Mayor ELY
Everybody attached 10 BOOTHS THEATRE has Nuun-
tecrci
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~ evapd Railway. Olen from s., 4 to l2F
stations Rector ST. nearest point fur Wall t. ferry
torutnlt st nea.o't point Tor jersey Ciiy and CON,
nuupnw icfrrs, PARK place. nearest point for Posi-
ONE, 'i> Han. and Barclay i ferry 10 HohoWui
chambers Il nearest point Tor Pavonia aud Ere r.
ietrA, ~ Akhu 1t nrani II. nearest points Tor f~
ht".>, = terry g. jersey Iiy AMI Peoples Line steam.
l"i Nh.lll berchcr II ;rh -, nearest points ~
point 'r 2A I terry To Jersey tity il - 4.i near
csi pani ior Y tcutrnl depot. 5Jth 5sh Il,
near ~ point tor tehtiH Park For uptown Fains tass
est ,de -launus Tor down town trains take west siy
ani p. NJ ana anil T. II When the iare -. 5cents
X ute From 18th = aiDu eth 10 ami along Amy
IT, - ant along South 9TH av canal crossing ma
ana 'ns st BrolINaN % Chambers II crossing nif
Non- huf, % ST.. amt . ~ New thur. = 10 Mo- "a
u '"ln, WI. in" following horse var liue. A. he'
tnt = WIN fH- fnl south rlrN At Grand - Win cars
for ,hr',s- and t,t tanl - frtir, Blccaf 81
with for east and west, a. Sth a. with coz. Nt
thu- 4pl 90 amt l.t lutn Il irrfrs at iith WIN
cars 'r No., 2tl amt Ias. 2i ani 3l II ferries. so
Il Wti rtI- NtruuWkN frrrN. at seth u win
uf b 10 Liur RNlsnu NN H. GARRISON, PrcsltuL
40
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pr>NsYLvANIA nNILHoAD.



AND UNITED STALL NAlL ROUTE
ON AMI after July \. i-71
Ifrlis 'cANe NcW York. De sbrOss,s alf CNrtant
81. Fcrrr, A. tolows
EArte%ioI HARRISBURG Pittsburgh ~ Wet AMI south
+ VI daily
lor Nnhlnisport Lock Haven, CORY. ant Rus, at
l. NJ, CONNECTING At C.rry Tor ntl,yN', frtit q
Teuue AMI on Regions Nil@usport AMI .'s
baltimore Washing ~ amt tle south, lAm.ted Nt'i:
tnsun Express Of Pullman i.llnr Cars dl..Y cNtrtl
rrAiFN go VI. arrive Washington 40 "
u .nml a "a NJ, 80, and Sf. ". SUNDAY 80
Lxrre,- Tor rhhalclpha. $50 73o. $50 - % ~ LIN.
~ H. II VI . l, =, 2, -, y jl, - : 49, NuI . "
SUNDAY. ~ ana A NJ, ., q. $50 go. $50. AMI ~
Emitmnt AMI second class p
For tapN NAV. 4. "
Boats u "Brookyn Annex" connect witt all mr'n'1
transfer tor BropkNl travel
For uans to NewarK, EhishrtN. RAILWAY. rnn'sm1
Trenton Perth Am'nN fhmu-'on, bclNilere ana
other points SEQ local hcdues Al tlcket 10. 90
Trans arrive From lltt,Hur,u. 81 ln iUA A. Pr
daily, Is hlA $50 = NJ daily. except NWiir
Prom Msshnltl ami BALTIMORE. % in = 90 Vi "
3 ~, - lpf VI Spn'Af. 81 3D. 81 g. \ From fllt
delnha. 800. q 10. 80 10 W. n So ", ~
+lu = 80 t. 90. p 40. - ~. ~ !Of VI ayuIAy. 49,
q 30 ~, 10 81. ~ 90 \ VI 6 tI. Do 1iP VI
Ticket Ohccs $50 nnl stt BfoNtwaN, ! Asnr u ~
and foot OF Dc,hrpNsc, amt C0rtAni' - Hlil s.
and Rrooklyn Annex Depot inItuf fulton Il. hr NY,
~. he. and Ms Hudson -. liohukeu. Depot J'irI
gay Emgr.9t rcAet Ohiec, Battery ,rs..G,,rp
FRANK THOMSON. l. FANNth 80,
General Manager Con Pas. l-rf N-rl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-20
NEW LINE TO nosroN.

~ VIA AUYns IOInt
NORWICH LlNF. PIER ~
steamer. CITY on NV YORK ant ,lIi OF BOSTON
at go l.. VI daily. SUNDAY eNceptri
FARE one DOLLAR
Positively tickets good only iaN sale and On tratLi
come ung with hnHt Ht Ailtns Point
COOP - rrEk FOR FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets iOi sale at Pier a.
Norwich line Tor Boston. Worcester Portland, amt ali
points north and east. via
NEW LONnON AND NORWICH
steamers cry uF LANRENtE and FALMOUTH. from
Pier a., y l. daily. at1 + VI SUNDAY excepted
Hckcis AMI stat Rooms may b. ulltnti a. the once
OF the company, az Broadway, corner of canal ~
Freight taken ter all points 40 lowest rttc-
FOR Wtiiet information inquire nj Pier ~.