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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-02-23
THE TRUE WOMAN.


Her name shines not in hammered field,
Where Right and Wrong so boldly war;
Nor rings her voice in any cause
Which men and women battle for:
Yet in her presence. softly sweet,
You long to kneel and kiss her feet.
No wondrous romance wreathes her life,
Nor hath she led a martyr train;
Nor beautiful nor rich is she,
But poor and some would call her plain:
Yet in her two clear eyes you see
A beauty shining constantly.
No silken robe enfolds her form
No dainty leisure hath her hands;
Her Jewels are Il simple ring,
A ribbon binds her hairs smooth bands:
Yet In her garments simple grace
Her souls regality you trace.
No gift hath she to shake and thrill
A thankless world with warbled songs;
And art that wakes the ivory keys
To other hands than hers belong:
Yet In her words of tender cheer
A richer music charms the ear.
She walks in humble ways of life
That lead ofttimes through gloom and shade
And cares and crosses not few
Are on her patient shoulders laid:
Yet smiles, and drinks each bitter cup,
And keeps her brave eyes lifted up.
And homely ways she wreathes with grace,
Harsh duty turns to loving zest;
And CHEEKY hope and steadfast will
Are at her side, in work and rest:
Yet never dreams she you can spy
The angel looking from her eye.
Chicago Tribune.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-02-23
Public Local Lao.
IOFFICIAL.
AN ACT

o repeal Section 5, of the Act of
the General Assembly of Maryland,
passed at its session Of 1874, chapter
IA, entitled can Act to repeal sec
tons 5 and 6 of the Act of the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland, passed
at January session, 1872, chapter
2l2, entitled An Act to provide for
taking q vote for or against new
county in certain election districts
in Allegany county, at the election
to be held in the fall of 1872" and
to re-enact the same with amend
ments," and to re-enact said Sec
ton 5 with amendments so as to
read as follows:
SECTION 7. Be 1t enacted by the General
ssembly of Maryland, that Section of the
ct of the General Assembly OF Maryland.
used at its session of 1874, Chapter IA, en-
lied IAN Act To repeal sections and OF tho
ct of the General Assembly of Maryland
used at January session, 1872, Chapter 2l2y
Titled IAN Act to provide for taking vote
+ or against new county in certain cleo
on districts in Allegany county, at the cleo
on to be held in the fall ofls72, and TO re-en-
It the same with amendments" be and is
reby re-enacted with amendments so as to
ad as follows, viz:
SEC. 5. And be IL enacted, that in the eoun-
T,,I ~ oil rtr
lie next term of the Circuit Court to which
nrors shall be summoned for the said coun'
y, shall commence on the FIRST Monday OF
fay. 1878. instead of the third Monday OF
iarch as heretofore, and thereafter tho regu'
NV terms of said Court to which jurors shall
q summoned, shall commence on the second
ionday OF September and the first Monday
7 MAY in each and every year. and that
Greater there shall be held two other law
.rms of said Court to which Jurors shall not
% summoned, commencing on the 1rst Mon
Nv in July and the third Monday OF Decem-
VI in each year. And there shall be held In
i'd county on the third Monday of March,
rs. and not thereafter, law term OF fald
,nrt to which Jurors shall not be summon
for the transaction OF such business as
ay be transacted without the presence OF
and and petit jurors, and at which bonds
Id recognizanccs shall have been taken for
he appearance of parties at said March term
'Iay be renewed and respited until tho noXt
Jury term in all cases in which It
hay be necessary or proper so to do.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted that this Act shall
ike effect from the date gifts passage.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is a
orrect copy of an Act Of Assembly, passed
anuary session, 1878, and approved February
lth, 1873.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-02-23

always goes off by herself to eat it, when
all the rest of us are having lots of
goodies; and tell you it S fun, mamma,
to hide and watch her eyes shine when
she finds the things I've put in! guess
she thinks it's some good fairy that puts
them there, don't you?'
one day at recess, as a group of boys
and girls were chattering together about
very hard lesson they had Just finished
reclting, in which every one of the class
had failed at least once, save Flossie,
one of the boys, who was rather rough
in his way, called out:
"Say, Will Fiske, you can bet on one
thing pretty sure, and that is that you'll
never get that gold watch as long as
Flossie Lees in the class. Number one
she is, and number one she'll stayr'
81 know that" said Fanny Huntly,
who never had perfect lesson in her
life; g should think you d be as mad as
fire at her, Willie, instead of doing what
| saw you do to-day. Who was it put
that orange into her basket, should
like to know, eh?"
'Fore I'd be such tell-tale, Fan
Huntly," said bright girl in the group;
''if you weren't always peeking round
you would not see so much"
81 don't care" answered Willie; 81
am not ashamed of it. Yes, / did put
an orange into her basket, and | wish [
had the chance oftener, for she's good
and kind, and 1 like her the best of any
girl in school-so there nowr' and
turning on his heel he called out:
"Come on, fellows, let's have a game
of hockey before the bell.'T
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; The
undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
as Assignee OF BalthaZer Wei
ofGrantsville, in tho county of Garrett,
State of Maryland within said District;
has been adiudged Bankrupt, IN cred
petition, by the District Court Of said
riot.
tied GrantsviIle, the lCh day of February
}. 1873.
GILMOR S. HAMILL,
Assignee.
. address, Oakland Garrett Co , Md.
Est
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0m ponna 9oMs.
TIE FOOLISH .FROGS.

In tank at the foot of the hill
Lived Mr.. and. Mrs. Frog,
At the head of sparkling rill.
BY the side of q queachy bog;
And they had children ten
All FrOggies as yellow as gold,
Who loved to play on the fen;
But they often were over-bold.
Now it fell out one day,
As it never had done before
When Father Frog was away,
A stickleback sailed to the door,
" o Mrs. Frog" said he.
Your sister is very ill,
And much she wishes to see
You down ut the water mill"
Then Mother Frog showed her grief
In such tears as you never saw;
And, having no handkerchief,
She wiped her eyes with paw.
Said she: Now, Froggies, dear,
You must not go to the fen;
There is no danger here,
And I'll soon come back again.
So down the sparkling rill
She padded her own canoe;
But what she saw at the mill
is nothing to me or to you.
Said her Froggies: Now for some fun
Away, and away to the bogr'
All nut her eldest son,
A sensible little Frog.
He begged them not to walk
Abroad in the light of the sun;
But they laughed at his earnest talk,
And they were nine to one!
With angry croak and skip,
He stood in the portico;
And he would have cracked his whip,
But he had no whip, YOU know.
Said he: 4" l will climb the bank,
Their dangerous pranks to see;
And I'll leap into the tank
If anything frightens me-"
SO he sat on ledge aloft,
And saw his brothers at play,
Till gnat, with its curfew soft,
Proclaimed the close of the day.
Then duck which had lazily swum
For hours in a reedy pool,
Seeing the shadows come,
And feeling the air grow cool
With "Quack, quack, quackI" came out
She meant: =" It is time to SUPP
SO. finding the Froggies about,
She gobbled them quickly up.
Then the true little Frog on the bank
Was SO overcome with alright
That he tumbled into the tank,
And he slept not a wink that night.
Now all wise Frogs go out
In the light of the stars and moon,
When there are no ducks about
To hear them croak and Groom.
So Mr. and Mrs. Frog,
By the peep of the stars made bold,
Come back by the queachy bog
To their Froggies all yellow as gold.
They never saw them again
Alas that it should be so!
They were told not to go to the fen;
But they did not obey, you know.
Samuel Wrdy, IN Early Days.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-02-23

A YOUNG Minnesota lawyer ex-
claimed: 81 am not here, gentlemen
of the jury, to defend Mr.. Minis. In
the language of the immortal Webster,
he needs no defense"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-02-23

ARE your words of more weight when
you pro-po@sd anything than when you
ann-Ounce itp
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue of a writ of 11eri facias. issued
)In the Circuit Court 1or Allcgany coun-
and returnable TO the Circuit Court for
lrrett county, being No % Judicials 10
arch term, 1873, and to me directed, at the
it of A braham Rex. against the goods and
attelS, lands and tenements of Philip Pen
eton, | have seized and taken in execution
| the right, title, claim, interest and estate,
It'll at law and in equity, of the said philip
andieton, in and to the following property,
wit: The tract Of land lying in Garrett
unity called winston containing li55at
res. more or less. Said land is situated on
e Northwestern pike at Fort Pendleton.
And thereby give notice that on
HlaUddy, 10Th day Of February, 1878.
( o'clock, p. m, in front of Coddingtun'S
ptel. in the town of Oakland, Garrett COIN
=, Md, will offer for sale said property 20
lized and taken in execution, to the highest
rdder. for cash, to satisfy said Judgment
I'd costs.
J. c. DUNHAM,
+ Late sheriff.
The above sale Is postponed until the
{ 9th day Of March, 1878,
); ATTIC O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
J. C. DUNHAM,
+29t3 Late Sheriff.
The Florida agriculturist., 1878-08-07
The best as well as the cheaDes

The best as well as the cheapest
and surest, remedy for lice on cattle
we have ever used is kerosene. l. is
easily applied. First, saturate a
sponge with water, then dip It in the
oil, and go over the parts infested; we
purpose trying 1t in the whiteWash
for the chicken house his Fall, and
think it will prove sure cure. 1t
may make the place look Iittl
streaky or smeared, and if it does. it
will not hurt; bu it will, we think,
rid US of pests. When we told Dick"
to paint the roosts and the nest with
it, and put little under the wings,
he thought our idea was to kill off
has broods because Of their raid on
his small fruit bushes; now he, too,
the learned its value.
The Florida agriculturist., 1878-08-07
GARDEN SEEDS! FIELD SEEDSl

for sale very low '' Ne 'aileue III store and
the ou new crop of Celery Cabbage and Tunp be received from
dde OF June the middle Of July we will ha al az I
demands for the latest varieties reliable seeds of M PPy
August - ~ P'OeS VIII De cut by the first OF
& nave always on hand large complete stock of fresh and
eple Garden and Field Seeds Bird Seeds Plants &c &c W anu
Also state Agents for the celebrated Stockbge Special STann which
are all other commercial fertilizers wherever tried
. @ e"e"J0f ea'@Sog1e HART, BENHAM g. CO.
SEEDsMEN, JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1878-08-07
WESLEYAN FEMALEINsTITugE.
sTAUNToN, VIRGINIA.

This time hOuored Institution opens
September 18th. 1873. Among the firsf
schools for young ladies' in the TInitad
States. European and American TaocherS
Surroundings beautiful Climate nnsmT-
passed. Patronized bv seventeen States
AMONG THE BEST TERMS IN THE / IN
ION B ard, Washing, Lights. Enol;sI
Latin, t,reneh 'f.oreach nalfof the Scholastic
CIo4r' ,SlJ5' Music &c. very low. For
III 10 President. Staunton, Va
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A=;ii:iit4TuN < GIG RAELRuAi;
liii;IB;. ARRANGEMENT,

beginning Oct. 4, l4.S.
Tic y ILL TRAIN will loave WashillgtJH
~ " L q. sid A!oAanLris at 0J q. n. daily.
except SnadHY; pass Leosburg, going wast"
wa7l, ri Ii Ii =. b.. ana strive ut Round H.,
81 II n. l.eaVa RoGud Hiil at 1890 =. NJ. pass
Lacsbu:g, going eastward: st l 10 PM. an ar
rive :. Alexandria pt ;;:l5 =. o., ani i.
" ashingtcD $50 p. III
Tho ACCOM- MODATIOH TRAIN VI!
leave Washington at u p. ~, and Alexandria
at - =. n. daily. ozccpt Sunday, end arrive
at i,oesburg a! = 20 p. hi. Leave Leesburg Il!
CO 9. IT.. MI arrive III Alexandra ct s 10 =, II.
and Washington st s 80 o. m.
;;sls~ Passengers from Washington will ta.u
tho Washington snl Ohio cars al i1e Baltimore
s. Potomac Railroad station st9 IL q. and Az
y. H., and 90 through without change Of ca
The 9.Oj d. IL. train from Alcxa nGIla and so
D. 10 train from Ro"nd Hal connect ct Round
He'll vi.n Harris Daily Limo OF Coaches
for tnickersyille: Hcrryville ard Winchester
slso with Renn!ac 8 Limo Of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aide and Middleburg.
Both trains. westTard, make close connections
ct Vienna, with Sisaon'e Limo Of Stages for Far.
fax Court House.
Eor;asi nj ;saisssa .tc;:nsS, 8 ess. per tis'e
Aaas.ias tsGaeie, $50.
z. Il. HAVENER,
oct iii General Ticket Agen;
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South Bound,
Hail. KxpTess.
Ec:!h Bound.

Msl, Southwark, connects, at Gordonvilla
with Chcs. s. Ohio Il. 4: East and West Al
Lynchburg coanacts with Atlantic, Miss. s
Ohio 4. J.. through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orleans, Memphis, Little Rock
and Texas--and 81 Dsnville with Richmond &
DaaTlle i. +. to South and Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Gordonsyille
to all points East and West on Ches & Ohio r.
t.. aud NJ Hane!o with Richmond 81 Ian.
vile i. i. Tor the Earoinas, George, Florida
and via Atlanta, 10 Now Orleans.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
00 &. IN. and Alexandria : . 8. ~, daily,
except Sunday, arrive a. Slrasbprg at II . n,
connecting win tho Valley Road Ea:! sn.
West. Leave StIasburg ~ p. N, connactiag
st Manassas with Norm bound mail train T.
Washington for tho North and West.
For MiddiebUrG daily connection s! Pta!a:
station.
For UppecgiIla regular connection al Da.a
plane.
For WAREGNTON, !osyn Washington e.
I co Il. II. and ) 30 p. Ii. daily.
All trains make good connections. st Ws:G
ugtcn, to and ftom North and NVe3t
Now Cr!cgns sleeper Leaves Washington +.
CO 81 n, running through without chang:
connecting with through sleeper to Florida.
Sleeper; C0nuacLing 10 jacksonville, via Uor.
vile and sGyannah, ioavcs Washington 4Jp. Ii
EZcuraicn tickets 10 1ncksoApilie, Florida "a
sale Dec. it, good - .Iar 18th, 1879. 8: ye?y
low rate.
Through tickets sod at the lowest rata5
nov 8 J. *. SRI ADIiS, &. r. j
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i%}H NDh FOLK,

Ii3 oioaat2: Hax Aad a,ibstaat:ni :, .=ssas :
icp:, a:,s,or iADI OF TIE la ;s:sEsE:sszasss:
i3aTaa t!lt, corarany'a wharf. Washington, EV-
hNI AiuADAg, WADN E9DAY AMI FIJI
UAI, ~ live . clock il. M, and Alexandria II
I'll .5::DAT, THUH5DAT and SATURDAY,
At : :, ciGc!; g. II. THIS line connects St Nor
foil: with tho ahips Of the Merchants and Ri
n.is Transportation Company for Boston end
rruril9nce. ,Gd a!io-!s tho cheapest and hos:
route 10 those cities and their connections
throughout Now England. Fareto Norfolk 81 :;
raanc' trip G,G ,i;cketa good unit! used
sol, ';-;.;2 !':ryNz;h;; ;;lV !lE i:ANNiNI!::.
This new All Goi;.s,lodiors iron ..;e~s.. :
s:;:;,c.&or JOHN u. :lIOMISO II,
:;ila especially Cor :la route, leaves the
D..E, Tiiu !;>;D!,.E &Di .jATUHHhE, -
u'ti3ck =. H., "E:! Ai3zandTis 6: T.3J r. 81:
returning, HG1ivn: EVERY WEDNESDAY =,
ti:.tjA ( ari SUNDAY. s; G clock pm?
'g.::S company makes cipsa connections 81 81
1-s...Gr.a with ;ho ". e., Y. ii. Z q. T.. Z. i:
received fox all l::>iatg, North sd South,
handled with care sri forwarded with prompt.
naas AID ii:3pG:ch.
;@oS Estr.h::r information apply ~
+. =. i:ii&E, Agent,
Ga0Dey's wharf
ii1:.:! tolTo2o.A:: ::.GA, l.lh street, cpJo=i.e
81 Treasury Department.. Washington.
:la ~ ::.AliUGh BACON. fra5lle:4.
.:.5z,s> U.EDG'E5 STEAM LINES WEEK.
:::sss.H...S, Il 20
fEiL9U&i.piiIA, PROVIDENCE ARD
BOSTON.
S!:....:..:r. o:.Yo Alexandria Vi4isE TT !itG
- ! :.:ii i9=Yc Philadelphia EF EEy SAT-
il !.ll1E, * II O'Clock Il. from 7 iUr FL y.
~ ::at:"s.
rlis Ii:io c~r..G@;s Ct Alexandria viii t;.s O.,
t.. {; Il. =ad !! :; y. l.. Rs, ENC; t.. Fhiladsl-
5:,;S. with ClyGo's regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded With yrorp:Ge*s ead cara
izco OF commissions.
Il chargo -. transfer i'll ThiIatiulyhis, AID
; wharfage IT HoatoG, QIiCh tins. Frequent
departures. Through rates and though tjJ!s
IL !s:iiag given. Insurance ~ tins loves. r%la3.
agents:
:. 4. 4=GEi;, Al3xg::dIiss.
" Il. J.. CLYDE u CO., 2Eli2G.i, Ais.
GEO. f. HYDE. Georsoi3wn, l.. {.
iOHN&OE E&CS., WGaling!:'
J:s..l O.;
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GiCitUUL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUI-
~ HlIHS FOR TIE COMING SEASON AZ
FkgENgEE'Ss Nta. So IIEG STREET,
jus. received full assortment. Of School end
College Text Books, Gnd every requisite for 4
com p!atG school Quilt
Headquarters for the Pablo School, Books st
the prices established By The State Board Of Ed
u%atIOl.
& ve-y handsome assortment Of new sid
choice styles I i Z ETEkl tiS just received.
New styles q Wedding Motto Paper snd En-
Yalopes.
Irish Linen and Antique Parchment Note
Paper and Envelopes 10 match. Tho finest
goods in tho market.
q hundred thousand Envelopes, job lot, Just
received; Tao cheargst over ol,JreI ni this
market.
I.ottor, No;e and Cap Paper, folded and fat,
ali grades, weight and prices.
Blank Books, large assortment, from the
lsrgGst Ledgers and jourEsla to tho smallest
Memorandum.
Handsomely engraved Checks. Noos and
Drafts, il books from 80 TO 1000 cech.
Photograph and Autograph Albums. How and
beautiful styles.
Prayer Eooks ord HymEala in SETS new snd
very handsome styles.
I'eachcra' Bibles, tha bnaL edition every pub
igh.
III! Tho articles alluded to in this advertise"
mnHt have been boughI Cor cash, and will be
sold cotGespondingly low.
sari GEO. T. FRENCH.
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SITE MpEsE
D0TGMhC FGEkY COM?ANY

C1 and after SA:T4MBGE Isl, 1873, boats
viii leave as follows:
ALSNANDKLA-5G0 co, T 80, 8 50, 10 10 and
Il 50 III, and II Is. GO, 80 8 20 and 80 D. N,
WASEINGTON--6z0 20. 8 10, 8 80, 10 90 q, n.
Il 10. ard 70, 2 10, 20. 6 o. and co p. m.
sus 29-tf
F. Is . IETlOH OF ROUTE.
On ;,Gd after THURSDAY, February 14.h,
1875 TIE steamer MATTAEO, Capt. sir
I'm Il. Dyles, will DO run as follows:
l!aaye Alexandria EVERY MONDAY,
FL UESDAY snd SATURDAY, from King
street. wharf, at hali-past seven O'CLOCK
s. a.. for Landings en- the Potomac as ia. down
as Eolnini. I.oaVe Nomini EVERY TUES.
Day and FRIDAY MORNING, at O'Clock,
TOR Wilmington, arriving esrly the esmo even.
ing. Freight received daily.
TED II j. bRODEkS & Co, Agents.
INLAND 50 SEABOARD COASTING co,
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NOVELTIES IN DRESS Doors AND Shoes
The most elegant assortment of the latest styles
Boots and Shoes ever seen in this country,
comprising all the latest fashions. All of these
goods have been made to our own order, under
our personal supervision, and sccordlog to our
idea of the tastes and wants Of the retail
trade. We shall be most happy to exhibit
these beautiful goods to ali, whether they de-
sire 10 purchase OF Got. WADDEY,
Get LIFT ITO klng street.
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All persons Or partiaa wanting chosp light
ara cordially invited to eco it, merits at No. l25
King street. With my new pstent process illu
ninu;ing gas can be made 1T s. cents per 1909
cutie lest in manufacturing on n large scso.
Standard ILLUMINATING power fifteen candles.
Full satisfaction is given to all persons who
wish to purchase a machine. Refers to Dr.. >.
L, Ford, q. 5. Gas Inspector
ADONlS GLACHET,
Inventor, Patenteo AID Manufacturer,
Alexandria, Virginia.
IN manufacturing gas By my new process
pipes are prevented from clogging with tar or
other residuur,, and the accumulation of carbon
10 tho ratorts ia slao prevented. The best adapt-
cd for country residences, manufactures, public
buildings Sc. h;teto and county rights for sale.
Get lift
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FGE IN IOhI

:iho 81 2 ;:;..1.:lga f. c. KNIGHT ..,.sls,
I'D JOHN GIBSON le.Ta too com sSSSssafsssssaa
p,.ag;s wharf AIoxan.iria, EVERY HATUK-
la AD&NiNti, md Now York, from pier
Al k&ss l:!vor. EVERY SATURDAY 81 four
O'clock .. u.
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OF the
NiII,RiUl' OF U0IuME1A;

!Eia Company ni:crs unrivhlio4 facilities for
.AG tra:isPo:tation Ct frsEht and psssongara,
and vii! rnn their Saa.rners regularly as Iolewa:
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HENTLEMEN'S FINE SHOES A SpE.
~ ClALTY-Large stock of new and hand,
some styles. Call and zee them at
OCT IL :WADDEY s, 40 King st.
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I8tzS oHszr 1871
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO I'll! = = ORIH, EST 6 SOUTH " rs.

Z - S y GKlsA>r j. . T.
rENNsyAVANlA ROUTE
TO ri! = !! ORI'H, WEST 6 SOUTH " rs.
DOUBLE TRACK,
ST'i.E:: Balls, SPLENDID SCENEAi
siAtAN!FICENtf EQUIPMENT.
Nov. 10, ISIS - p. III.
Trains ic:vo E!ashiagto:: from depot .; BAL
TihOi:jS & POTOMAC EAILNOAU II, ca.
rs: Of Sixth All & Ell >Gis. IS follows:
Tor !sHiia New York md Tho Hast, la All
1915 =. II. daily, VII. Palace Uara. I.;G,
tod EE.,!Cs3 q Pullman 3'aTlor Cars ".GtA
u. daily, ogcop: S.A:aY. 70. FhilaAegh,
$50 J. T.. daily
Fer ri.tsbu1s an! tha Wcs. H. 10 am. Ia! :, ~:
faT]or Cars to EitsburG; 7.41 y Il, div
with Palace Gar 70 Chicago.
For tanand#igua and ;!!c North, ~ = ii
Gaiiy, ercUp: Saturday, with Palace II: -
Watkins Fer E:m:a, U.iG q. III. daily.
except S9nday.
For Baltimore, -T.C0, $50, Q 80 AMI To- 10 d. n;
l.%D, 40 So. 80 sad lO.lj p. II. On san.
dsy, 10 10 y. M 30, 530, 80 and lois pm,
GOEGj4 TRAINS.
Fer AiexG"dr!s 6, 49, g 9, ~ and II az az
li5, 3, 10, s, U.Uj 7, end ll,3O u. II. o.
Sunday s.! 8. "a, &2t l. ID and p. n.
Trains lo.ve Alexandra. for washington. t.!j
7l5 sec, @.1i, II sId II s.1i.,i. &, 40 T. 81,
MCd =. -. s"d - night.
On Sun;isy III ). 30 sad 10 :. m., snG 6 IL pA,
TRAIN Fer TIE SOUTH, VA
QuaItico ana Richmond, will lesve A!o.sa.
tria at 10 e.. ni and 20 p. II. daily
Tickets All information can Eo procure! [.
princiy2! railroad stations and ticket Offices
Soa:hc;.sl i. L. FARMER,
Cent. Passenger hgo0.
IEE y j. THO ti&5;il;
General Manager. nov"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
The Latest-Deaham Scotch Double faoet
Llama wool OveIcoats.

For upwards of thirty years Mrs WinsIow's
Soothing Syrup has been used Tor children. 1t
corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves wilma
collie, regulates the bowels, curos dyseatcry and
diarrb9a, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old and well tried remedy.
IS cents bottle. ie 22-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25

PREPARE FOR THE Cold BLASTS OF WINTER.
Call on STANsEURY IL Bro. and have your
Latrobes. Furnaces, Ranges and Stoves put IN
order. or procure new ones. at prices to suit tho
times, at the corner of King and Columbus
streets. nov 6-6m