davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

a. III. Leave Washington:
5.U5-fNEW YORK, LADELPHIA AN D BOS-
TON EAPkESS. Ellicott City On Sundays TO
Baltimore only. Stops at Shipleys, Laurel, An
marcus Junction Jessups, Hanoverand Elk Ridge
6.5u-Batimore, annapolis aud Way. piedmont,
Strasburg. Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way
7.4O-t6ALT1MOREA AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
o.iO-PoinL OF Rocks, Piedmont, Slrasburg, VIM
HUK apa Wy HaL!Gns; eosrov
MI BALTIMORE EXPkESS parlor Cars to New
YORK anu Philadelphia. Stops at Annapois.Jnnc-
SO -fST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
fIIlSBuNCf isES5, Frederick, Hagerstown
ana valley Branch except Sunday. Through car
10 Stauhton. Pullman cars TO Cincinnati daily.
Grafton To Sanduskey daily, except saturday.
Way.
W.o'-BALTlMORE EXPRESS. Stops ct Ba-
densi'urg, College, BeIlsvlle. Laurel, Annapolis
JCnc;lon Jesstips and Hanover.
e. M.
,l2.lu-BaltImore, Annapolis, Ellicott City and
Way.
I.5o-fNEW YORK, AND EOS
TON ENPEIjSS. Stops at Laurel.
L$2.-+Un sunday only for baltimore and Way
Stations.
4,5U-BALTIMORE,B LA DENsBURG ANDLAU-
REL tNPRESS. Frederick via Relay. Stops III
Annapolis Junction.
- 4.$51,tronI Of Rocks, Frederick, uagerstown
Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only.
ii'i-fLjtttlmore, Annapo,ls nnd Way sr'tions.
IL tNOllFOLh AMI DIAL
IIMUkE EAPNESS. EIlcOLL City. Norfolk, eX-
ctpt Sunday. Norfolk passengers taKeu in The
ours direct TO boat at Canton. Stops at Bladens-
burg and Laurel
G.oV-tBalilnore and Way Stations.
7.ov-TCHlCAGO AND CULUMDUS EXPRESS
Sleeping cars to Chicago.
e.lo-bALTINUHE EXPRESS.
e.v-Pont OF Rocks anu Way stations.
9.ah-fSI. LOUIS CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
AM PiIISi;UkG EMPRESS. PltlsDurg, except
Sunday Pullman cars.
lUI2-fNEW YORK, PH1LAD iILPHIA AND BAL
T1MOhh EMPRESS. Sleeping car to New IorL
ana special sleeping car TO Philadelphia.
fDai-y. Jon Sunday only. OLncr trains daily
except Sunday.
All Trains stop ut Relay Station.
For further information apply ~ tho Baltimore ant
ONO 1lcKct Once, Washington Station. and iS5, GUl
ana OO pennsylvania avenue, and Ills Fifteenth stree.
northwest, Washington, where orders will be take!
Tor baggage TO be checked 10 any point.
". NJ CLEMENTS Master OF TRANSPORTATION
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
/ Z 7 NGS

ILe fatality IF Con-am ptio. or Throat ana
Lun. D!ses:es. which sweep to the grave ut
| l-s.s che third Ct ell aoath's victims, arises
frorr tie Uiiaa. or Aorpi inc trestnent,
| which simply e:Hrelss as the WORK OF death
goes CT. SIG go Will be paid if Opium or
sior~hila oc say preparation Of Opium,
Mcrphins or prussic Acid Can be found In
his ,slcbe Flower Cough Syrup which has
cured people who sre living TO- day with one
remaining lung. 30 gresler wrong can bs
6o1e thar TO aay than tonsumpt on is incur.
abe The GLOBE FLOWSa COUGd
SYRUP viii care IT ~hen I'll other mesns
h:Yo !.:!ei $50 Colds. Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis snd all di=e4ees Of tho throat snd
lungs, Eeai tho tes.inoniais Of the Hon
A,ey. =. Stephens and oshers in our book
free 10 all ut tae drug stores lake no
TIochea or ;.ozengss for Sore Throst, when
ys,u c.n sc: Giooo Flower Syrup at same
p7cs FIR sale by all Druggista. PkaCE
2:L< s,e<s en-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
aa;;!lNGT[;i. 8 ufiiu aA!AG0AI;
WIHTEE ARRANGEMENT.

S-Yinuing OrL 4, laTe.
The n ALL THAIA vii! i".Fa W;:1l!@g:9E
sta o. ii H. aud AiaxanAr::, !! 3 q; s. III. dny,
except Snnday; pGsG LaasbarG. sn!"E yes.
ws-d, al Ii II Il. ii snd srclge 81 n3nl1 Hin
g, II l.. Asavc Round Hill st 1876 =. a.; pass
Lsesh3rg. sciEg a. "2d, 81 il Pei, Gn1 ar
rive :. l.lsZAG3-.& e. $50 =. n, GAd 81
Washington. $50 y. n. ,,
The ACCOM- AOD sTiJH TRAIN VII
ieave Wasting ton ~ ~ 3 a., SID A'eXahd'a
q, q Is . Il. daily, except Sunday, aid =F.No
al Leesbur At 20 =. N, Leave LeesOuTE III
& % L. Il. ard arrive IT AieYanGfia ~ 3 10 y. D.!
and tyashilg !o:. :. : ~ = II
aa5- Phasei.sogs .rusn W -sA.aGfo9 VA t-.'-'
VIZ, Washington a.nd OHIO CARS at tae ;5alID.o:1
Il pcto,ang l.ailToud :t::.oii - IL a. n 4l ~
az. %Yd 10 Through ".'lA,'u :4hnSv 81 ~. E.
tho So t. II. tfEii tG"! :.IaXei.:itln aGd H."
=, q. vrs,D frvI3j ED"ud Hlil !oGaocI NJ Hourj
E:l wish Harris Dn;iy Line = Goa:hc
fog Sn:ckersvilis. Da:ryv;Ile sd Hinches.o'i
siso with he:.c.cr Linz Vt :jvscn5=, W2lci' ir.'f
Isssburg daily for Aid:o rn;i :iidtleblr1.
aotb trsins. eastward n.aku ctosu coinc2t!9'.s
q YionIa, with :iissyas i!.::o ot :;tusea for Fs'f
la1 Court Gouso.
sjsssza gnssi.sieEs f&s:e@ta, :; <*s, sscr ii'f''
aaamai tseiscss, $50. .
:. Z. HAVEGai:,
cciA-;f General Ticket A9eni.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
By Green 6 Wise,

TRosl Estate Agents and Auetioneers.]
SALE OF a VALUABLE
q WAREHOUSE-W will Offer for sale by
public suction. on SATURDAY, tho llth Gag
OF Jsnusry, 1879, al II o'clock NJ, on the prem
ises, lhat Val q a IL FOUR rTURg
BRICk WAREHOUSE located ON the south
west corner OF Hing AID Lee Streets in tho city
of Aiexandria Va, now occupied byJ. a. Hsrri
son rs feed store fronting on King street about
80 feet, snd runniog back to q II feet alley, and
bi1di1g on Lee street about IS icC!.
Terms Of Sale: Cas0.
Z 81 DULANY,
JOHN a CARTER,
Arthur HERBEkT,
Executors OF John i. Dulany, dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
SONDozEN

5OODozEn
LINEN AND SILK HANDKERCHlEFS
FOS MEN.
Co!ored Bordered Linen at rs, 80, 40. So c. IS,
cents and co.
Plain White handkerchief at rs, 81, 50. 70
cents.
White Hems:itched handkerchief at 40 90. g.,
rs. IS csnts and 90. la l 25.
Plain White Silk Hard serchiefs st l 90, 25,
1Ss 80, IS, eco 2 25, 250
Coiored Bordered silk Handkerchief at l IS,
1873 50. rs. 2 20, 225 2 So 275. 90. so.
Fancy Co;ored Silk asudkerchies at co. 2 Is,
ESQ 275, SEQ. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

Fcr Upwards Of thirty years Mss. WinsIow,, 5
Sou; tGg Syrup has oeeo Used Tor oolldrtG' Ii
oos.scts ao::,ty 0: s!:e sioaach, retlsvea ~'na
cello. segu:.tss ths GoSsla. cu,rs dsteoIs!y aud
tia,f; &C, whs!b"r srsinR from ;eethlug or other
c.urs. 10 uI3 ans. we'll tried feinsdJ. 20 c*usS
= io.,tp. je22-Gi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
Day e,ssssEe~.

DRY GOODS FROM NEW YORK.
~ Monday. Dscenb.r 9.t, 1878.
To Country Merchants aud Consumers: We
cren to-. day and offer for sale larse line Of
guuca, purchased fuf cash st unprecedented low
prices, and invite the purth sing public to csl
at oncs and take Advantage of some Of the BEST
bargains ever offered in this market
Fashionable ClCskE-A neither Invoice Of these
goods just received q. prices ranging from $3 81
to $50. A!so great inducements in Mems and
Ladies' ii eri1o Vess.
u. = BRASHEAK,
e. B. Hoomes No 100 King street.
deco Alexandria, Vs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
u Sumption OF ROUTE.

p I'd = i. : : IOLE OF EUCIL
III! aid sltor TE H5DAI, February l4tA
1873, tbs s,ss.nsr MATTA mo, esp: all
n 4. 5y!es, v,ll 10 run Sc follows:
Laavu AIo2.audTia EVERY MGMDAY
iHD tto HAy sad SATURDAY, from King
stros. wharf. =! talt-past seven o'ciocb
L. LII. Tor Landings CT the Potomac es ta1 dUWl
NUIaia LIeavo NoInini EVERY EU Ed
G.A sid Z RlDAY MUEHiNG, Of & O'CLOCK
tor WxsniI co., arriving early tle bacae aTea
!nE. ECels:lI received ;i,iiy.
taG il !. }RGUEk5 4 CO.. Agonts
sNL,A-HD 4 ;;&A9NARD COASTIAG co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
FOR ctG2f YoEk

a':s L: S:seamsnips z. q. KNiGHT ;t4.sa.
:ana JOHN GiBSON leave the COLI 1870 81.
paG7's wharf. alexandria. EY EkY 5ATU r.
Day I0EN iNG, sud Now York: from pler
il hast River. EVERY SATURDAY st tour
O'clock .. e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

I!,e editor oi Tic Hscksasack Republican
Walt 70 c:.i On bis girl, when he SAY on toe
feat steps sigu which said, "Bsw.re OF the
nant.' lie vert away sghing, u reVef Do
:rr. tbtx that sho palotc1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
HSsesG'E aND s4lsGEa.
w, 3. w .ADllS6s1z,
70 now receiving bis
FALLAnp WlNTER STOCK OF
BOOTS Z pHUEO,

And ia happy 10 state that ne IS low preparea 70
show the finest ]ino Ct Boots and Shoes OF 81
grades, that hiss eyer boen exhibited IL ;his c1y'
a great variety of !now st5 les, veEg many 0eins
private patterns. Of which 10 ms IL" e2ci9sNe
sala in this market os
SPECIAL IEDUCEA1ENIS will Do offered
in every kind Of goods in his liae.
He has lust added to his stcck Of fne goods, a
large line of medium priced Substantially made
Doors and SHOES which no is oiurinS III prices
to suit the times It is certainty the beat q
sortment he HIS been 3 bic ID show, and they
are to he sold ct lower prices than over. lie
cordially and confidently invites Criticism, s'nd
az examination ind inspection OF hls stock, feei,
ing assured that bis custOmels vii! be CONVINCED
that it is bis sim to give the best goods 1T sae
lowest prices. Ee hes B largo and varied g.
sortment of HEAVY Doors ssd SHOES, suit
| able for farmer. and planters, to which A. IN
vites the particular attention of COUNTRY MER'
CHANTS, being satisfied that he Can Sell thea
cheaper than they Can 10 bought this side o.
New England. Don't buy dollars worth Of
goods in our limo until you investigate his STOCK
MEMS HEAVY Doors, BEoeANs snd Pow
| SHOES, regular Clod omasho's to lace up high
90 ss to keep out resi- estuto or subsoll, proc
against rattle snskea. SD splendid to kick STUB
| born mule with
W. WADDEY, 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

A poted p5iisiciap vas so foa3 CT b:i7g lead "a,
headed" every W!ere that wbsn soUe Ct bis
.,ic1ds w,rs ceta,iag how TO ges him 10 atteod
cLutch, ole If them said Charge an adG!5
sion fee. AID &c b. alter pass betors pre.k
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
T 81 AO(D

Grave mistakes are made in The treatment
Of all diseases that arise from poison IN the
bio d. Not one case Of |crolula, Syphilis,
White Swa!iiDg, Ulcerou, Sores sud SAin
| Disease in = thousand is trested without the
use Of Mercury IN some form Mercury rots
The bones, aud the diseases it produces are
worse than any other kind of blood or ski in
dise.se can be. Doctor PEN BEKTON'S
sTl LII Il GA or QUEENS DELIGHT is the
only medicine upon which & hope or recov.
cry from Scrot4!s, Syphilis and Mercurial
diseases il ell stages. csn be reasonably
{ undod, and that will cure Cancer. $4,000
will DO paid by the proprle.ors if Mercury,
or sny ingredient not purely vegetable and
harmless can be found in it. Price By all
Druggists 81.
a. F. MERRELL s. CO.. Props,
nov lily Philadelphia. Pa.
For sale by
E2. I.EADBEaTER s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

D;ETAlCT US CGL.UMSta

This company ;iiors ua:i9aiiot facilities Eor
til transportation 0. fEeish: and passengers,
sa5 will run tj.a:r 55r.1.els regularly s3toi!oWs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
TTMBRELLAS.

Silk Umbrellas for Ladies 81 80. 400, 4 80. B %,
So, 600, 200, co. 8 so, oC0.
Silk UNI rellas for Men at 4 IS d So B 80, 6 %,
$50 675, 7 GO, $50. 90. 9 so 10 so. Is 90.
Bingham and Alpaca Umbrellas u. LOU. 20,
$50, 49, 200 $50, 50. 4 90 $50. %.
GOLD-uEAD ANDIVORY CANES.
al 90 8 so, q so, 6OO %, 1000 1900 and 1900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
SEEAGEaG.
ESOiOaAC FEEkY CvArANY

EGOIOIaAC GisN CJIII z
Qn G0d ai!cr SEPTEMBER 1t. 1878, boats
viii leave as iollow
ALbGAAD.IA-G0O. 90, 80, 10 10 and
Il 50 Az, snG II 49, CO. 3 80, 20 Ind so D. n
WASHlNGTON-Gz 90 s 70, 9 81. 20 SC g. sD.
Il IL. snd 70 , a.. 4 30. = o. ind w 2. III.
eug %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

lie lad broken els pron,iae 10 marty the gill,
sna her father HaGt:d a money oor:icefa'ioh
20 htlu hes! q wouadeG lssg'. The yonDs msn
sid 10 wou,a consider rtsooah!e proposition
wei, t!,eo. sid the ir2ts fstbsr' $50 was
seeking ilslisc for bis daughter, onrs siS
i,nv d1sss ,i,llar and 6 half strike you -
Turney Falls Reporter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

FIX faa C1,.nirs see Daaiasm. e. King
s.7c.t, corner OF Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

Ba,s' AID youths u.u.hics il great variety
8. i~s;a o. e. A'"g -tr~er.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
A&E1S4AsSG.

w "a, viRG. AtDLAND q q. 5. k,H.
JOHN $, BARBOUR Receiver,
in end a't*r SUNDAY, Dozen, Der lat, 1873
Psssenser Trains will run as follows:
SOUTG BUURD. NORTH BO17ND
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
500 DozsN LINEN

500 DOZEN LINEN
HANDKERCHIEF5
FOR LADIES
Plain White Colored, and Black Bcrdered and
Hemstitchsd Handkerchief at IS, ., 80. 80,
40, Is. So 62, IS. 50 cents AID 81.
Whit. En- brodered Handk-rchiefs at 50. 4u' o.
TO- II, Is cents and 81. Sl,25. Sl.t0. 81, Ss6olc
$40.
Co!ored Embroidered HANDKERCHIEF At -, A.
50. co, IS, 81 cents and 81, Sl.25 Sl5o.
Biacs Erbrcidered Han1aerchtsfs - 80, 4O, %,
g., 70, IS 81 cents and ST. 81 25. Sl.5o
Lac H.odkerchiefs At So, $3.50 81. s., Sc. IS,
l0OU loo, IS 90 Is O., and Is W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

Oygscoa1s, E1sEMaN Bgos., 7TH AND
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

Connects With Cha=. & Oaio 3. r. Ess. and
West. At Lynchbu.g with A.lantc. Miss &
Ohio i. K. TO ard from Southwest Virginia,
Chstter ooEa. Atlanta, NeW Orleans, Nashville,
Memphis Little Rock and ail po4ts il Texas
st DenVillo cLysr c;:pcc.ion with Ri,n Iond
sid Dsnvllle Z L % aid from ina Cs:olnss,
Georgia. Florida Bad. VIZ atl4ntn. with Noble
Nav Orleans ard scutbe:n . ezus,
For MANA5SAS LINE iesva WASHINGTON
I 90 g. N. and aexsndria q q. ~, daily,
except Sundsy, arrive al Strasourg q: Y q n 4.
connecting win the Valley Road Ea=t and
West Leave Stlesburg 8 20 p, H., Connecting
1T Msnassaa, With North bound train tc Wash.
inston, for the North aid West.
For Middl4barg, daily connection st Plan
station
For Upper7il!;,, regular connection st Deia,
For WARaGHT0,I. Lave Washington &.
7 90 y. N. duly
All trains NIX Coca connections, &: Wash
irgtcn, 10 and frou. i! O-;h end w
New Orisaua s,oepcf leaves Washington
T co t. n, running through "ithou! chaEsc
connecting with through Sleeper to Si0l!ia.
Excursion tickets to Jacksonville, fto!'.a,
good to Nay 18TH, 1879, 4. veEy low rate.
Through Tickets sold 1t tie lows; rates
nov p :! &; IkGhDDS. 4. J.. :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
WOOD ANis GOAL.

CpALl
| ~ COAL
| We invite tho a:.aation Ct dealers aud con-
| sumers to our large stock of CAREFULLY
PREPARED COAL of the following varieties:
LYKEN'S VALLEY,
LORBkNkY and
SHAMORIN RED ASEf
WHITE ASH Gree burning and hardy o.
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut sizes.
Also GEOkGES GREEK, CUMBERLAND
and KAN a VIVA SPLlNf, from West Va.
Making Coal specially, Wa sim to keep only
the HlG Il EST GRADES, snd having two large
Storage Yards. each varioty is kept separate,
and is especially prepared for family use.
Yards foorea, and all Coal sent cut WELL.
SCREENED AND FkEE FROM IAPUkl-
TIES.
Dealers, families public institutions and man
ufactories supplied at lowest market rSte-psr
ton of 2z41 lbs. r. j. MEHAFFEY q co.,
feb Wharf and Yards foot OF Queen st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
]az1loria Qaxettf
FRIDAY EVENING. DECE. la.

4 correspondent srites: Mystery lnoo-
conca! ans! perhaps Ignorance l escorted
very charming person home the other night 10
- humt!e Ay from couary dance. 1 an, cot
% Put too fac poiat on it. middle aged, and
! k OPS sacs veproche. But within huoersd
zeTds of hef door she turned ne out io 96,
Iont;3y lane. 'Why2 | asked, teeb!y. GA
ttIss Amen have quite TOO awful memories
ard ny hrsbalt Is tistlcs Up. "-Ao"d9'
World
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
RI GNe.l q Lucas, Auc,ionesrs,

iNF hONT OFTAE PREMISES on MON-
i DAY December q, III II o'clock M, will
be oll4re1 for sale by auction, to the highest
buua ii il bidder. the following drscr'peo prop
esty: STOG4 hUUSE sad DWhLLING,,
corner Of Q Ieea and FIT Streets fronting rs #
NJ re- or less, on Queea ST, and running back
about 80 !ee+, rno:e or less on Fi:s street to Il
90 foot paved a!iey. The improvements consist
OF F. An & aUUSE, cootaiuing nine or ten
| roonp, including LARGE STORE next
thereto; BE!Ca and + q NJ BUlLDlhG
formerly used es u WneelWfight and blacksmith
shop; neat largs and Substantial FhAM .
BUlADING, divided lato Three dwsllings--the
whole EcW AID a.waJs under 1eEt ~ fal.
rental.
Terms OF Sale: Eight hundred dollars On tbs
day q sse, AID the residue in ,hres equSl IN.
stulments ~ Elk, twelve and eighteen months
from Day Of sale, with interest," tho purchaser t"
give his bond for the deferred instalmeats and
ii9n to b. reserved the property, or tlls re-
tGiGed uul!l the purchase monsy IS fully paid.
THOMAS u. HDD1kiN
JAMES 3. HODGKlN
E1'rs. OF the est. Of kobt. Hodgkn, dec d.
dec Its
FTRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
Z PaKM At NOKgSVILLE STATION,
iN FklNCE WILLIAM COUNTY.-By
virture of Il deed Of trust executed by John
Il ell. Oh and wife on The .G.h day OF May, 1874.
and duly recorded II the cl7rk's ttlce OF tina
IflDrB W lljl5n SOUOly SCUfL III NUer NOs 81,
folio GAG, will offer tor s.le. by pubic auction,
before the iro1t door Of the court House OF :said
county on the Gin DAY OF j Al UAEY, 1879,
Chat 5eiug court day. all otthst VALUABLE
TRAIT &c LAND, lying near Nokesville
Station, in said county. containing cay acres
TINS lard los Immediately upon the railroad
running up to the station, and Is one Of the best
In proved farms Ia the county.
FERNS OF sale: Cash enough 10 pay the costs
and expenses O! executing this trust and to dis
rem sning unpaid, it being about $3.50 and The
lem suder in three equal annual install tnents,
with interest," from day Of sao, and tbs pur.
chaser TO secure the deferred payments by deed
Of trust upon the farm Selling rs trustee, l
shall convey only such tile as is invested, which
however is un1uostlona ble
ELISHA z. MEREDITH.
deco Is Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
... -.-.-------s--e-.---------
era%fn {H4SseSS
NEY aODUo And hUIlONS.

NANCY GOODS AND hOI1ONo.
Silk snd Wors.sd F,iaSa3. BrsdS ani Ve.'
vets, w bite s.d Goloicc Eua!er7. bd:tIas II
x est variety, Ladies' nd tenla' h.ud aefshis.',
Ladies' Mufioo Vests vary CHEAP, Md aad otnef
Gloves, Coraots, Voiilrg:, Zspayf Vorsta ma
Gernsnto wn Wool, ac., SC, s!l Oh "Elca
will sell e. prices to Euit the tim9s,, manu-,
Rows y. " ~ an
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
sOiz cE.i por0a..o A1vEG LANDING

The Bow Ell COZ, Inodious iron essgr'as :,
staaLicr JOHN ". THOMPSON, sssSs ssassss
built especially for this route, leaves the ccn,-
P H T n5i sS2A sSS sATG Jk S y:
T O'Clock t.. H., and A.ieGaadrla ut 1850 Ii. H.;
returning, arTlvoy EVEkY WEDNESDAY
TEiDAg snd 81 4DAY I. az E O'CLOCK p.n..
THIS COMPANY makes cicse CONNECTIONS ut Al
s1andris Wlth inc ~. G., V. IL. q &. >, L. <.
Go. Ind Nth the ". y o. Z. i. Co. trelgat
received io1 all pciats, North and SCuLt,
handled with care l.Dd forwarded with prouf..
aoss GID GlspaEca.
Ecc further Information apply u
/. 4. HAMO, Agent,
janDoys wharf,
or al Shs Office Of the company, under the Nj.
aio1si Metropolitan Bank, iSth street, opposits
TIC Icoasury Dups-IneaL, Washington.
ma IL GALl UEL kAtDN, rresldeGs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
EED BLANKETS AND CA5slAEREs

VIM. N. EERKLEY
Has On hand q few more Of those very cheap
Blankets. Also fancy Cs:simeres, al st grrslly
reduced prices. deco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
EU!: HUiiECLk.

Tie elegant, aow5 snd substantial :. 49, =
tron steamer LGDT OF TIE LAKE sz!sss assss;s
is=ye= inc 1oa.pany's whsIt. Washington. Ev-
"a Y, 81 Gvs; o CLOCK j.. a., .nd alexandria st
$50 .. H.: returning, Leaves Norfolk EVER1
rU A9DGG, TR y &SDAY and URDAY,
a. o'c!uck 2. Ii. This line connsc.s 81 Nor
tcik with the ehips OF the Aerchauts snd hl-
transportation Uompsns for Boston aid
HroVldait.e, aud sfG-,-s ths cnsapes! End bess
route to shcso c!tics and their connections
Throughout New Eng land. Fare to Norfolk Si
round try 30. G:cSeLa kood until used
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
MALL AID WINTER CPANlNG.

ei>kLLAND WINTER CPANlNG.
en- EXTENSIVE LINE OF LAIlh3'
GENTo', MISS So BOYS end In FA&I9
i.;hniHO UNDER W EAH,
Kid Gloves EarGk erchiefs sid Carse!s
a complete Rsa?r.nenl Of Hosiery.
Tbs latest styies Of Dress Shirts, :l"IIH'3. Ia';
end Neck Wea;.
Crepe Isle. Turlctsn, Iliusion AID l1sco Ne'N
Ruling
ZepyLr WoEsted, Germantown WOOL lS'
VI COL sAd knitting Yarus.
New Goods added 10 stock Ss they appt"' !"
the market. -, What,
SEPT y. Il. MA aiH'' d. tA."s -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

GLoVES.
lC0O dozen
LADIES KID GLOVES,
In 3, 4. 6, 8 and 10 buttons.
$50 GoZan
LADIKS' LINED and FUR TOP GLOW E5,
At prices to suit every one.
10ODOZEN CHILDREN'S GLOVES.
500 DUZEN MEMS KID, DOGSKIN, CAS-
TOR and BUCK GLOVES
100 DOZEN MEMS LINED and FUR TOP
KID GLOVES and MITTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

T AIDES CLOARS,
SEALSKIN SACQUEH,
FUR-LINED CLOAkS,
FUR.LINED CIRCULARS,
CAMEL.HAIRC CIRCULARS,
LADIES CASHMERE SUIT
LADIES' SILK SUITS,
CHINCaILLA MUFFS,
SEALSKIN MUFFS,
SEALSkIN BOA9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
Liverpool Fine Salt.

1000 SACKS FACTORY FILLED to ar.
rice per schr Gov J. Y. Smith" and for sale
ut LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
II. Il. HOOE,
nov 81 No Prince at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
AEsDA DS.
IT,. N. Ill.," CO., ADVERTISING AGENTS
AhIlAUR AND UhIO kAILNOAu.
The great double-track
NATIONAL ROUTE AMI SHORT LINE

TO THE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST.
TO TAKE EFFECT
Sunday, Nov. 18th, 1878, ut $40 a. m.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-01-17
The New London Daily.

James Gordon Bennett, it is rumored,
contemplates starting a London Herald.
An American daily journal is needed in
the British metropolis. The history of
its everyday life has never been given
by a London paper. The thousand and
one events of their streets are deemed
unworthy the dignity of a British news
paper. The paragrapher who %condenses
news into the smallest compass and puts
it in that shape to be easiest and quick
est swallowed, is not yet known in Eng
land. The writer who a see the ludi-
crous side of daily events is allowed no
place in the English paper. Their few
police reports are marvels of verbiage
and density. The Bow Street Court
penny-a-liner is intensely practical. He
takes the first case served up, and though
it involves nothing more serious than the
theft of a cat, he gravely spins it out to
the prescribed length. The English news
paper reader is obliged to take pecks of
chaff with his gills of wheat.
The daily life of London is even more
varied and richer in interesting detail
than that of the American city. 1t is
full of old custom, usage, remembrance,
relic, and locality. The Londoners do
not know their own city. 1t is in itself
an empire containing over 100000 of
souls. The denizen of the patrician
West End may have never in his life
visited the plebeian East End. Dickens
has given him some idea of its humble
life and eccentric character, but this
life and character is to-day continually
rising to the surface-a rich cream of
incident and event lost for lack of an
American newspaper with a staff Of
| clever renortprs-