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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Burglars stlll At work
--SlgnB ~ rain In the clouds.
Town was full Of business
Have your small change ready for
the plate today.
The city was filled with farmers
yesterday.
--TIvoll hall was filed with guests
last evening,
The average Dallas boy on skates
Ia good show.
Marshal Morton says ho has need
for larger police force.
The monthly collector looked fcro-
clous as he made his rounds,
Jim Poster, and the boy Osborn,
have been transferred TO the Jail,
Tho trains on tho Dallas and
Wichita seem to he doing very good
business.
The Ciccronian aud Adelphan
societies will soon celebrate their ami
versnry.
1t IL not yet settled when the cen'
didates' ball will take place, probably
about April I'd.
The district court assignment for
the coming week, can be seen In
another column.
The boys and girls have eleven
more days IN which to prepare their
sweetly scented Valentines.
The pulpits of the different
churches will all be occupied to-day,
and our people should attend.
We are under mauy obligations to
Mr.. Charles F. Bolaua, assistant clerk
of the couaty court, for fRvors OK
tented.
The proprietors OF the different
parks and gardens are already improv-
ing and preparing them for summer
attractions.
--lho saloons did good business
last night, 10 judge by the large
crowds in attendance and the number
OF intoxicated men.
We learn that the ladies of the
Episcopal church intend exhibiting
their angels again ~ an early date.
go, to be an ANGEL
"A gay countryman WINS very uu.
ceremoniously laid on the ground 10y
the sudden pitching of his mustang, ut
the corner of Main and Market streets.
-Dallas has the benefit Of i've daily
and eight or nine weekly newspapers,
besides several job oil es The Ogivess
employment TO n large number of
printers.
DO not deny yonr own properly,
walk up aud claim those keys you
dropped IN the stable. The owner was
probably looking to see II any money
had been buried therein.
The back door of Mr.. MencHer's |
grocery store, on Elm street, was
found open yesterday morning, sup.
posed TO have been the work of thief. |
He Is unable to say what was stolen.
We are pleased 10 learn that the
spring term Of the Dallas college has
opened very successfully. Under the
management of DR.. Allen this iustitu.
ton is gaining popular favor every
day.
"A prisoner in the calaboose be>
came 80 unruly that no was chained,
and then he jerked and kicked until
his handouts could not be unlock ed
and the services of mechanic were
called into requisition.
The canvass that il stretched on
the vacant lot west of the LeGrand
hotel, contains some very curious mon
strosities, such as the eighteen horn.
ed calf and six footed hog, and many
of our citizens made them visit.
"A lively tisticuil occurred ia East
Dallas last night between two men, ,
who had taken u little too much hem
zine. Ssae of them had his head badly
bruised. An officer was promptly on
hand, and they are both under bond to !,
appear before the recorder Monday l
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
DniIas Ciiy Lumber Yard.
IiMrIInIOmA.

Meesrs. I'D. Stockle and Jake Folder,
formerly with Wilson, have opened II
barber shop near the Lamar hotel,
the first shop west Of the entrance on
Main street. They are prepared to
give perfect satisfaction 10 their pa
irons, anl6 I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

For the Gulf States Colder, clear
or partly cloudy weather, northerly
winds with a rising barometer, fol.
lowed 10 Texas by warmer southerly
winds and falling barometer.
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IIcauIiiy Your Homes

Mr.. A. Whitaker, of Houston, VIII
arrive IN our city on Monday with Il
full carload OF specimen evergreens
exotic flowers, ornamental trees
shrubhery, flowers and Hover seeds
A display will he made for four days
near the postoillco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
bsaiirOa,l Injury.

While Mr.. John Conover was coup
ling cars, In the Texas and Pacific
yard, his shoe or pantaloon leg caught
on IA splinter Of the rail, and he was
held by it ia the ear rolled by, injnr-
ing his leg quite severely. Our In.
formanL says he IL now doing we'll.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

20 o. Bills" natural curIosiIies, now
on exhibition near the 1.eGrand hote
are worthy the attention OF our people.
The wonderful hog with three hams
aud the calf with eighteen horns, just
lnys over Blrnum bad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
Dallas Ciiy Iun,bcr YnTd.

Honsekeepers should not forget that
Adams ~ Co. have apples by tive mil
lion for the holidays.
Buy your brggies Mt Orr's-thcy
all do IL. If
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than NJ. Louie prices. I'll.
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Dallas CITY Lumber Yard,


Safer, more durable, and cheaper
than brick. Architects and insurance
men recommend them. Manufactured
and sold at no Main street, opposite
the Crutchlield house. janl3tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

There will be preaching nj the Gum
befland Presbyterian church, on Ielier
con street, to-day, al II o'clock m
and at z o'clock p.mi 10y the Rev
Jerry A. Ward
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Dallas Caty Lumber Ward.


are made everyday in the week at the
Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills factory.
Only twentycents per pound, and the
only fresh yeast cakes in the city.
ianlm.
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Dallas CITY Humber YARD.
NOtiec.

have charged the last article to any
man, woman or child In Texas, tut if
you have any money and want u per.
feet time>keePer at about half price,
call on =, AUSTIN
Janb I'm No. 6Ol Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
Dallas Oi,y Lnmber YARD,
Dallas cay Lumber Yard,

Query! Why viii men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marbur Bros. Seal Of North Caro-
llna, ut the same prioew Ian'Sldly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

Preaching AT the opera house to>duy,
at II u, m. ty Elder Kirk Baxter.
i;unday school at $40 +. IN, All are
invited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

The owners Of private and public
stables can form no conception Of the
saving they would realize In both
money aud horse.llesh by keeping II
good supply OF GuLEs' LINIMENT
IODlDE OF AMMONIA constantly on
hand and using 1t promptly In all cases
OF horse maladles. For sale by Conner
Il Walker druggists, Dallas, Texas.
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TENN BOOKS
E. IL. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books

PUBLISHES;
AoLLlE f. .MooRE's Poems, 500 o. =. IS Oc
FHus. +. HOGGs'"Fate of Marvin. ? On
W. I, WEAVER's "Hours of Amuse.
'N"' ''''''''" ...... 90
H. y rhALh'S"History OF Methodism
'.'....t........, ! %
IhoS. AFFiECK's Hedges and Hcde.
i"e '''''.'' '.'..'sft'..... ........,.....,...
hev'J' HUrClilSJNs "Reminiscences, 70
Rev. ], II CoNoLY's "Revelat,onr m
,,a.1 " 'aN"'ro' '.,'..,.,.............. IS
-, mas Tor sale the largest stnck of school ON,
,niseellane us books In Teas ~ I a.,
, Y,.es orders from all who want book
actnUI ~ wholesale or retail, ana max es
i,pShui9Ity OF huding any book wanted. If it IL
y, 70 rs innnd In America or Europe, All bnos
mailed direct at retail prices an oooAs
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Mr.. NJ, q, Owen, Of ~, Louis, II nj
the Windsor,
Mr., W, X, Sweet, Of Marshall IL
booked nj tho Windsor,
w, q, Dwight, NJ Chicago h stop
ping NJ tho Windsor
Mr., II, SteInfoldt, Of IT, Louis, stop
ping NJ tho Windsor.
w, II, LeOwenateln, Of Galveston, In
Registered NJ the Windsor,
Mr.. T.. II, Patrlarche, oi ~ Louis,
In stopping NJ the Windsor
u, Fist, of -, Louis, h In the city,
and stopping at the Windsor.
w, j, Whaling and wife, Of Chicago,
are quartored Mt the Windsor
Mr.. \, n, lluxford, Of Rochester,
New York, Ia stopping nj the Windsor.
Colonel II, !. Strang, United States
army, was In the city, aud stopping At
the Windsor
We were glad 10 meet our former
worthy citizen, Dr. y, Philip, now Of
Fort Worth, who Ia In our city.
Mrs. q, W. ROmney corresponds
ent Of the Chicago Times, paid TnE
HERALD n pleasant call yesterday.
o, ID. Crllaer, representing the Good
lander Mil aud Elevator company,
Fort scott, Kansas, IL nj the Windsor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
DALLAS. TEXAS.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Houston A. Texas Central IL. IL.
aOuTH. Leave. MONTH,
O,8j pm Through lGxpreaan,,,.,, biH am
7iib ii,m.,,,.a.lOonl hxprnsH""m,.," llin pan
Texas Pacific Railway.
wnsr, ieRye. EARf,
a!il p.m, ,,,,,nAO oommudntlO nm,"", HilhiI'
lilh p,m GOO, Through hNproHH,u,u, lilOpln
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Dnilns Ciiy humbrr YarI.


Manufactured ia DAlns and sold at
lowest eastern prizes. ONCE and works,
ITO Main street, opposite Crutchneld
house. janl3tf
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LIABILITIES

Ga The 25th Day OfiaSuaB, 1875.

~'''''' W 'NNaNs 'ohutb VI bhHHs
BEFORE the undersigned authority per;on.
ally app AIRED r. II. Davenport, m q eli
known, who being du sworn says that the
knowledge and belief "''
r. Ii. DAVENPORT, Cashier.
sworn TO and subscribed before me. hi.
zcth day oil January, a. ID. 1873.
JOHN NJ. Mccoy,
lah@salm Notary Public.
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lailg gerald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
No,ioe

Henry v, diligg A Co.,, pronrlelorh Of lhp
American Exchange ana i.eadlng Rooms
40 strand, London, England, AIo our dulS
authorized agents 10 solicit subscriptions
and advertisements, TnK DAILY iEhALl
VIII bo found on ila, aud Texans IN London
viii mud N NJ their sorYlce'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

County scrip by David w. Adams
court house. iun0-lm.
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great bargain In butter. a

4NVFTHN N W. II
w. G. Holland, attorney ut law,
office, corner Of Main and Lamar
streets. Special attention to bankrupt
cases, anl3 2m
III you want to save ~ hundred
collars in the purchase OF Il buggy, 20
DORIS. TT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-27
AIxal1otia Qbaxettt&
FRIDAY EVKNINa, deer. q.
NEW WAY oy Net PAYING OLD DEbIs

NEW WAY Of MGT PAYING OLD DEDIs -
Aro,d s.c1y is told ia the last number OF Tenn
r!e Ear of Eaizac, the famous Freaca sa'nof'
.Eho, Tot unlike many other ltersry ce!eornisF,
was often 7exed with duDs. CLce, "hen ho nae
zone 70 bed, one ct these uDpesssn: pesonases
presented Eims7,f, ard Insisted on seeing MS
aehtor. In vein wa he told thst y. oe bH:zsc
was i'll. tE.t be WIS ont, that ne WAS IN oeo-no
refused 10 bulge At lsst t9e servant o 49, ~
snair. told Hazlc who was dowa s.a'fs, Jill w
his gree: ana 2=nens. received orders " sho~
the imuo!tuha:e visitor up Ihe trao ssnsn' NJ
rrsdy n l.i'e r.ollif@G. is u:Eered lato the
SLEEPING apartment n de Ba FAC els up coul.
teously in bed, rnake5 BIS creGitoE ctai b4ns
low md il uqlres to what tircu nstance he IGs5
si,ri5uts the pi. ssure Of his early visit !a'-
Tered by the W .r.nth or his reception. the tour,
nisseur murEu:s something in which Inc Wofo
money is a.one sudibe.-"Money, my dear
foljoT" cries tho man Of letters, @lth bis ptoaH
smile. full cf bonhort mic, money co you Want
Look ip right and drawer of the dressing "a
bler' Becoming instantly supple as glove the
othe-rucs 10 the drawer opens it, examlaos puts
his hand to the bnck-there is nothing. Az.
saws monsieur from the bed, ''perhsps the let
hand drawer" Same scrutiny. same result. ur
the middle ore" Still nothing II mus! trouble
YOU 10 lcos under the dressing table" N. dc
Hsizsc is SO polite, it is a pleasure to !sten TO
hirs J The creiitcr puts his head doGn-no! In
this way ,hs whole furniture of the Iooa!Is ex-
sminsd, aid even tae chlmne2. NOW, says
the author, lcosiag sternlS upoa the crest ialien
trsdesman, in al tue majesty Of tssseied ni&nt
csn. ii there is no money in the iett-EanC
drawer Of tho dressing table, nor the rlgnt haEu
drsger. nor tbs middle drawer, nor nIdsr Ii, n0r
under he bad, Eor Oh tao wardrobe, nor up tne
chimney, how DO you suppose sIa 20 give Fce
any, With that &c Les down Ia upon n!s
back, and tho creditor departs snathem aiizlng
b,f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-27
WINTER ARRANGEMENT i,
Re1inning Oct. {. 1879.

Tha NAIL TRAIN will leave Wssai1stoa
st 9 o. a. e. snd Alexsndria st 8 e. 4. L. daily
except Sunday; pass Lsesourg, going vest.
ward, o. II 10 q. ~, and arrive ct Round hi"
at II II. i.ss7c Bound Hill st 1880 p. H.; pas:
Leesburg, going eastward, Ct IL =. H., sEi ar.
rive st exsndE!s s+ 3:l5 p. NJ. Aad b.
Washington $50 p. n. ,
Che ACCOM- NOD iTlON TRAIN Wi
leave WGshirg ton st q 70 =. 70, snd Aiesand'm
q: q Is D. n. daily, excep. Suldsy, sad srEvo
81 Les5burg at 20 il. III. Leave LeeshuFG Al:
& Gu a. u. aEG arlVo st Alezandrla hL 5 - IL III
End WASN'T gtoi =; 81 h. II.
EsS- Passengers fro!! - ssi:,nS!on VIII .-hc
the ~ Washington aut OHIO cars 81 tle naitInofe
Z Potomac tai(roa1 station so lJa. il hna H. 3
p.:n., npd 20 through ":tp"Ei change OF ca. f.,
Ths 6. u L. III. train from !.iexSndT!a aAd iz.5l
u. q. train from Eo"nd Hlil connect st Round
H:il wish Harris Daily Lime OF Coaches
for Sn:cksrsyille; Serryville and Winchester;
also with Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which esv"
Leasburg daily for Aldo and Middleburg.
Both trains. westward, make close connoclih:f,
ST Vienna, With :;isson's Like Of Stages for Far
Tax Court Hous7.
EoEsa :uusasL:4a tickets, $ ~ia. rs.r niie
anuaas a5G:Ze&s, 800.
T. +. EAYMNEK.
Cct4-E: Genera! Ticket grai.
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SOUTH BOUND. NORTH BOUND

w Henns 81 n ShS WIZ D50 Asc Ef and
Cbsttsncors Atieuts Few Criesns, NssfHyiia'
Me,nuhis, iittls EocE and ell points in Teyss'
81 DsnviIle close connection With RichmonI
and Dsnville T. +. 10 aid from The Carolinss'
Georgia, Florida. sad, via Atlanta, with NOBLE
Nav ;jrie.ns and Sonthern 'reTas
Enr MhNASShS LINE leave Wsshiuotoo
7G0 - NJ, and alexandria 725 g. "a, dSiy
except Sunday arrive at Strashurg at II Is pm,
connccting With tho Valley Road East sni
West. Leave Strasburg "a IN, Front Roya
i e p. n, Markham 80 p. n, Salem 81 D. m,
Manassas I w p. Il, arriving at hlexsn0fl.
s 70 p III: Passengers tor washington nni
North Will !tHTe Alexandria on Main Line
train, a. ~ p. n.
,tslion.
For Uppavgilia, Tasuinr connection Il. !ioG.
For WAl>>:3s..''I'uA loaTo Washington =:
7 CO Is. IL. daily.
All trsins rn,iZc good coEin sc:io.s. aI .F.:&.
il e:on, 20 and from &orth AID Wet.
New Orleans siesper Leaves Washington
7 &C f.. m. running taroCSn Wttaugt c.aE&a.
conlHctiDg VILE through ,le+pe' 70 lo!,aa'
Excursion tickets TO JseEsH3Vi:e' Ft'ii'%
coed 20 -tsy 18th, loI3' 81 ?esy 10" Fs'3'
Through G&keie s2.i 81 ths l !|?ft, t&'y'
nov = 81 49, :, = 80 - ! D. -.
g sY6s At
| - ,4EHt'j - I
L. ~ pHN> syEyAMji ROUTE
! ,7,> r,rH N1,H'TI yvEST 8 SDUTHYEEc.
~ A's l. IT,II;pr, E;HuI;;N
gVo Iii LII :TnSn s;,rvgJ,
s'Lia1u f,Ai4zi re - 81 en;ii2nE;T
AAe Nd1 % ls3s- ~ 3 D. p. I r.
! 1.,x,r- Wrshinytnn rom Gepot of b..
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NORTH. NonTHwESr, VEST. AND SOUTH.
TO TAKE EFFECT
Sunday, Nov. 18th, 1873, at $40 q. ia,
5.t5-tNLW YORK, pHILAU E;LPHIA AND BOS-
TON ENtkESS. Ellcott City On sundays to
baltimore only. Stops at Shlpleys, Laurel An
breakfast at Relay.
6.5U-Batimore, Annapolis and Way. piedmont,
StraSDurg, Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way
7.4o-fBALTIMoREA AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
e.io-i9int OF locks, Piedmont, Strasburs, VIM
chester, HagersLown and Way Stations.
S:%LNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS P;lrlor Cars to New
tiCn.
S$5-fsr. LOUIS, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
PlITSDURd EXPRESS, Frederick Hagerstown
ana valley Hranch, except Sunday. Through car
TO Staunton. Pullman cars TO Cincinnati daily.
Grafton TO Sanduskey daily except Saturday.
:, 9uJ--tOn Sunday only-BaiLimore Annapolis and
lp.ol-BALT1MoRE EXPRESS Stops at Bla-
densDurS, College, BellSville. Laurel, Annapolis
JUNCTION, Jcssup' and Hanover.
l2.lv-BallIluore, Annapolis, Elicott City and
Way.
l.iV--f NEW.YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BOS-
TON EXPRESS. Stops at Laurel.
L3a-fOn Sunday only ior baltimore and Way
4,3U-BALTIMORE BLA DENSBURG ANDLAU-
REL ENTREES: Frederick via Relay. stops at
iAuut9OIlS
i.35-iPoinL Of Rocks, Frederick, IIagerstown
Winchester. and Way Stations On Sundays to
Point Of hocks and Way Stations only.
4.iC-fBaltllnorc, Annapolis and Way Stations.
5.3v-fPHILADELPulA,N NORFOLK AND BAL
TIMoitE EArkt:ss. Ellcott City. Norfolk, ex.
cept sunday. Norfolk passengers taken III the
cars direct 10 boat vt Canton. stops at Bladens-
burg and Laurel
G.oO-rBaltlInore and Way Stations.
1.3U-fCulCAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
Sleeping cars TO Chicago.
S.lU-BALr1MORE EXPRESS.
@.O0-Polnt OF Rocks ana Way stations.
9.lU-tSI. LOUIS, CINCIENATI, LOUISVILLE
AND PITISBURG EMPRESS. pIttsburs, except
Sunday. Pullman cars.
lnl3.-tNEW YORK, PlI LADELPIIIA AND BAL
TlMOtE EMPRESS. Sleeping car to New 10 rli
and special sleeping car TO Philadelphia
| TDally. ION Sunday only. Otncr trains daily
except Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station
For further information apply 1T the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Ollce, Washington Station and 4oj, GUl
ana GOJ SylTanIa avenue, and Glib Fifteenth street
northwest Washington, where orders will be taken
Tor baggage 10 be checked 10 any point
w. NJ. CLEMENTS, Muster OF TRANSFORMATION.
J.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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FINE BLACK CLOTH SUITS AT DEALUAM 5.

NOVELTIES IN DRESS Doors AND SHOES. --
Tic Ecst elegant assortment ct the latest styles
Boots and Shoes ever seen il this oouatEy,
comprising a the latest fashions. All OF these
goods have heeu made &c GU: oSn order, uudcr
car p:rsosa! supc;v;sion, aaj acc,rdicE &c Our
idea of the tas.es god wants OF the retail
trade, We snail bs H,os5 happy 10 exhibit
these beautiful goods to I'll, whether they de-
tire to purchs&; o. Lot. WADDEY,
ccslI-.f 10 King street.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF CLOTHING
AT DEALuAMS
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FOB NEW FORK

G,ha Al Steamships E. G.. KNIGHT 1s $50
md JOHN GIBSON lee!a tho copl-::sssAza&&
pnny' > whnrf, alexandria EVERY SATUk-
DAY MORNING, ~. Ns7s Tcrs, from pios
Il Aszt E!yoc, EYEHY SATD EDA.Y nj tour
O'clock y. 70.
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EEEA IL &A4,
y ESUIFT!ON OF ROUTE.

Or ana atter THURSDAY, February l4th,
1878. tho stssmor ii a TIA o, Captain
II n. e. Rylss, will DO run as follows:
Leave AiexsnGrih EVERY MONDAY,
TEU ESDAY and SATURDAY, from King
street wharf, 81 hs!t-pas1 seven o'clock
=. e.. tcc Landings On the PctomAc as is down
as Homini Leave Nomi3i EVERY gu ES-
DAY and FRIDAY MOEN!NG, at s O'Clock.
for Warrington. arriving carly the sans sven
ing. Freight received daily.
feb II i. KRonEAS & CO.. Agents..
FINLAND 6 SENBOA8D CGASGIMH 30.
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OF the
DIs.TEICT OF COLUMBIA

This COMPANY Offers unriveiled facilities fer
the transportation Of freight and passengers,
and will run tE sir e.esmers regularly g follows:
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FOB TIE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

Tho now a2i con.iac6ious iron xj;::~ &s :.
atosnec JOHN " THOMPSON, .sasssas assss
bull: especially lo1 thB route, laaves the conl-
pZ2y's Wh.ci. Washington, EVERY Mon
DAx, THURSDAY and 5ATU&DAY, 81
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. a: O clock pm.
Thls company makes close connections st AL
axsDcr!s with tie ~. g., V. n. & q. =. < t..
Co. aGd With the ". y .. Il. <. CO. Freight
received for ali points, North sid South:
ness IND dispatch.
For further information upply t.
+. a. EAED, Agent,
janrey's @n.ff,
or AZ the office OF Tho company, under the M.
liousi metropolitan Bank, t>:n street, opposite
the Treasury Department., Washington.
ron 10 S5AMU Ell BACON, President.
>>zsas CLyDES STEAM LINES WEEK
1925 ~ ,..,. ~ ,, To an,
BOSTON,
Steamers Leave alexandria EVERY TUES,
DIX and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
URDAI, t;s II O clock M. from Pier No. n.
Wharycs.
This lire ccaTeciE st Alexandria with tie O.,
E.. s. B.. and " s. q. 4. Re-, snd st Philsdel-
phia with C!ydos regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded wish proIaptness and care
irea Of con Missions.
No charge for transfcr in philadelphia, sad
0 wharfage il Boston. Quick time. Fcequen.
departures. Through rates and through bills
If lading given. Insurance 81 the loves. rates.
Agents:
8. 4. REED, Alexandria.
WIN. i. CLYDE & CO., fhllsdelphis.
GEO. T. HYDE, GEORGETOWN, .. G.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
ian 3-si
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FUH TC8FOL.H .

10 elegant nsw and sGbs1sn::sl ., ~ 81 G.
lcon steamer LADY os THE Lake : ssssssssssEs:
loavos .as coulrany's ahsrG Washington, ~
Ok, 3. fya . clock p. H., end AiexsnGria 1T
5 So i. a.; returning los7es Norfolk EVkEI
g'U EoDAY, III q iSDAY and SATURDAY,
81 j. . olock .. ~ This line onrec:s 81 Nor
fol-; with !ha ships OF tbs Merchsnts' snd Mi
ncra transportation Company Tor Boeton anu
Providence, Hnd afocaas tho cheapest and boss
route to tAcse cities and thor coAnvctjoEs
throughout Il e~ iSngiead. Fare to Norfolk - ;
.ounC trip Sc. Tickets good until used
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gITM NJ l}ERkLET,

VAIN. N. BERKLEY,
w No. Gi hlrg street,
Opened 10 day--Bsck Alpaca, Alpaca Lus.
tres BesuLiful Fancy Prints und Flsnneis at
greatly reduced prices Rlesched and I'm.
6lesched Cantonq, Bed TicSings, bleached ana
Bro. Sheetjngs. with other seasona5le and dellr-
able goods. Invite all to call. dhc II
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RHY E1GDTs

NTEW GOODS FOR XaAS. VIZ imported E9
~ C lcnks, 7cry elegant Lsdies' L G HAND ,d:
kerehiefs in Chinese boxes, very hsnd 5onas
Gents l.. c. Bandkerchie:s il Chinese 5 5oxes,
very fno; Ladies' Fsncy SIX 4ies s MI hshG,
kcrchiefs new stylos; Gents SIX cssva's Sill; III
grest variety Gloves of every descliftIon, wv h
.. 3. BBASHEAE,
FIR Eoc-nas No. 100 King street,
den 90 Alexandria, Va.
CPEUIAL BAHBAINS II DR. GOODS.
= Monday, December 16, 1873, g.
BLANKETS, FLAH ELS, CLOhhT, &C.
We have in stock fall lino Of fns Bed BlanS-
cts from So TO to SIS per pair; Shaker F'annels;
Felt Skirts and Quilted do. very handsome. TO-
gether with othor cheap goods. Cal and sec.
u. +. EHASEEAE,
r. r. Honrnca. No. 100 King street!
dtc re AlexandTis, Va.