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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-18
EOKGE L. Hill. 6 CO.'S.

EOKaE L. HILL & CO.'S.
CAREFUL MANUFACTURES
OURNEW GOODS.
ALMOHD-Fancy Nut Favored. ..
UOCOAN UT-Rich Fino Drop Top Coated.
PKESIDENT-Icod Drop. bright favor
PRlN CESS-Icod Sheet, soft ob!ong.
SEASIDE-For light summer luncheon.
TOURIST-Sweet Hard Biscuit, figured top.
BISMARCK German Biscuit, Csrawsy favor
SARATOGA-Crimp edge, Mace favor.
These fancy goods are furnished the trade III
assorted OF straight packages, attractlvoly put
up for retail. They ars no: kept in stock. No
tin csns used, consequently they are Away
f1csh and in high flavor. We respectfully so lei.
an examination Of these goods.
GEORGE i. HILL & CO.,
my - Alexandria, Yh.
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CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GRoCA.
RlEJ. VINE LIQUORS, &c, &c,
sep 8 A " ALEXANDRIA. al VA
GE0RGE hcbURNEY & BON.
OHOIUE FAMILY AND FAFCY GNuC2.
RES, WINES AND LIQUNES,
ENGLISH snd SCOTCH ALE snA BROW y
SIOt L.
Also, EASTERN and POTOAAC uEHEj
and MACkEhEL.
NOS. .eiG AND i!u' klEG SjR@E!.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-18
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r BRODERS & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS. FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
A full line of celebrated pure, old Whiskoys.
Brandics Gin. Rum, Sc, Massey s. Co.'s Phils"
delphia and ,,Cisge!ss Baltimore Hles, ana berg-
Agents fcr James s. Welch 5 Best Family
Flour, James s. Kirk & Co.'S. Standard Soaps
Dupont & Co.'S. Sporting and Blasting Gun.
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac River
Steamers. o., c;
Oriors PROMPTLY attended to, and ctnsign'
ments solicited. No. ii hing street,
OCT 26-!f AicIsnGT!a, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-18

Special contracts will be mado with yearly sd'
vertisers.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cents. Obtu'
aries will be charged st advertisement rates.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
Thermometric Readings.
HOME AFFAIlts.
GIFT NOTES.

Miscellaneous matter on third rage.
Josiah A. Noonan has filed q petition as a
voluntary bankrupt.
Only one marriage license was issued yes.
terday, and that to John Clayton aud Ellen
Banks.
The first grand picnic by the Metropolitan
Lodge No ., l. o. ~. will be given today at
Gic.boro'.
A mad dog was killed by Officer Kirby at
the corner Of Seventeenth and | streets Oh
Saturday morning.
saturday morning Officer Cooper found
two clocks hid under lumber pile on Fifth
street, between K and l. northwest.
The annual picnic Of the Wet End Hiber.
nian Society will be given this afternoon and
evening at Beyers Seventh Street Park.
A plasterer named John Cookscy had his
shoulder dislocated on Saturday by falling from
a scafiold at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard.
The police made forty arrests during Sat.
urday and saturday night Thirteen were re-
corded rs drunk" Fourteen lOdgcrs were
accommodated III the statiou.houses Saturday
night.
The funeral Of the late Justice William
Thompson, which tOpk place yesterday after
noon, WAS largely attended, nearly all the
members Of the Oldest Inhabitants Society
being present.
a SENSATION mas occurred at breat Fails IN
the shape Of an elopement. About .ini Jht
Saturday night the wife of Lloyd Hll disap-
pearcl with man named Robert McNair aud
about 500 Of Hills money.
"A horse attached to cOal.cart, bel0ngin
TO Mr.. John Kennedy, ran away Oh Saturday
morning on Capitol HILL and Mr. Kennedy :
son. who was driving, was thrown out aud
slightly injured.
Patrick Coates was arrested by Oaicer
Alder yesterday morning on a charge of steal.
ing some wearing apparel from Julius Hutch.
ins The prisoner was locked up at the Eighth
rreei Station, and will make his bow to
Squire Waiter to-day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce, who resides at No
Bis ID street southwest, was attacked by a col
orcd man on Sixth street, near Missouri ave
nue. who robbed her of several packages which
she was carrying, and then made his escape
Two gentlemen, who were rapidly approaching
caused the assailant TO leave before he had
seriously injured the lady. Assistance was
procured, and she was taken 10 her home In a
carriage
National Republican., 1878-08-12
Camp-sIeetins at Jackson,s Woods.

The Methodist Protestants of this city,
Georgetown, Alexandria, and Baltimore will
hold camp-meeting at Jacksons Woods
within mile of Odenton, Md, on the line of
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, twenty
two miles from Washington, TO commence on
the 18th, next Thursday, and continue over
two Sabbaihs. 1t is the purpose of the demon.
ination under whose auspices the meeting Is
inauguratod to make thu enterprise perma-
nent one, and from present indications, tho
movement promises to be thoroughly success.
ful. A large number Of tent lots have been
stakel oil for parties in the cities named as
well as for Others from Baltimore and Anne
Arundel Counties, In Maryland. In the Meth.
list Protestant Church the assignment OF
ministers to labor at camp meetings Is vested
In the hands of the President of the annual
confer cnce within whose bounds the meeting
Is Ecld. In pursuance of this duty, President
Bates has made the following appointment of
preachers for the occasion, many of whom will
he recognizel as men distinguished for pulpit
ability, viz: kevs. Augustus Webster and
Drnkhouse, Rows. ID. L. Greenfield, W. s,
Hammond, I. A. King, J. NJ. Holmes, r. s..
Norris, J. W. Charlton, T. II. Lewis, and +. +.
Tagg, Of Baltimore city; Rev. DIR. Souther-
land, of Westminster; Rcvs. DR.. Shermer, J. L.
Maryland; Rev. W. Il. Graham, Of Alexan.
dr.a, Va. Rcvs. DR.. Wilson, J. W. Trout, and
W. J. Floyd, of this city, and Revs. DR.. Murray
aud J. NJ. Sheridan, of Georgetown. In addi.
ton to those regularly appointed there will bs
other distinguished ministers present, among
them Rev. J. G. Whitfield, ID. D., Of North
Carolina
National Republican., 1878-08-12
A Female sn neak-Thief Arrc.ted.

Kate Howard, white girl, about sixteen
years of age, was arrested last Saturday by
Detective Coomes, on y charge OF stealing
pOcSot-book, containing $ll0, from A. VI.
Kloczewski. The larceny is alleged to have
occurred at Mr.. Kloczewski's residence, No.
9l7 street northwest, during the prevalence
Of the storm SATURDAY. Tho girl, who Is well
known as frut-ped der went 10 Mr.. KS
house and walked back into the sitting.room,
whore she was seen by Mr. Kloczewski's
daughter, who ordered her out of the house.
She went out, and, shortly after her departure,
the pocket-book, which was in coat hanging
upon the wall, was missed. The case
was reported at Police Headquarters,
and the job of working 1t up was as.
signed to Detective Coomes. But short time
elapsed before he captured the prisoner and
escorted her to Headquarters, where she was
locked up for Il hearing before Squire Walter
to-day. Neither the pocket-book nor money
has been recovered.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
A Convincing Argument,

An alteration occurred yesterday afternoon
In the Iowa Circle, at the intersection Of Thir-
tcenth and p streets, between Rosa Henderson
and Marcella Ross both colored. 1t seems
that Rose was enjoying the evening breeze
sitting ou one OF tho beaches, when MarcelIa
came up and claimed the right of the bench.
Rose protested that she had as much right rs
the other, when Marcela twinod her nimble
fingers in the offending dam5el's hair, dragged
her from her seat and proceeded to convince
Rose that She was wrong by inaicting a severe
drubbing. About this time Sergeant Acton
appeared upon the scene and marched tho in
vincible Marcella to the Second Precinct sta
tion, where she was locked up for u hearing in
the Police Court to-day
National Republican., 1878-08-12
The Da-llaways.

The regular Sunday night meeting of the
Dashoway Reform Club was held last night in
Franklin Hall, corner Of Sixth aud c streets
northwest, Mr.. J. b. Wheeler presiding and
Mr.. l.. II. Patterson secretary. The meeting
was opened with prayer by the Rev. DR.. Ken.
drick, and good singing by the choir, Mr.. J. S.
Fleming leader, and Professor William Nimmo
officiating at the piano, President Wheeler
made powerful appeal The meeting was al.
dressed by Messrs. W. B. Hawes Rev. DR..
kendrick, Mrs. Julia NJ Church, and Hon
Mr. Burdett, Of Missouri Miss Forence Hop.
sins and brother sang Where Is My Wander
Ing Boy Tonight" which was greatly appre.
riated by the audience. The meeting was In.
tercstmg and enthusiastic throughout, aud a
large number signed the pledge.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
Anusements and Excursions.

CosiouE-variety performance.
Annual picnic Of West End Hbernan Society, at
Beyers Park.
For salt water. Steamer Mystic leaves Potomac
Ferry wharf at nine q. m returning at eleven ,. M
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon Gt ten o. m. ruiurn!ng at
four pm.
Forty miles for ten cents The City Of Alexan-
dria leaves Seventh street wharf ct halfpa eleven
O. m, returning at three p. m.
'Lyceum" five cent excursions on barge Ccckade
City every Wednesday and Friday at seven p. M.
and sundays at threo r. IN.
Fifty miles for fifteen cents. Potomac Ferry Com
paEy's sunday excursions. Boat leaves seventh
street wharf at seven M, returning al eleven p H.
One hundred miles for ten cents. Steamer Mary
Washington leaves foot Of Seventh street Of 10 a. m
returning at As p. IN. Moonlight excursion in the
evening.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
The Evasion Of the Revenue Law.

Last Thursday mornings issue of TIE Rs
PUBLICAN contained an article In relation to
the evasion of the revenue law by certain par.
ties making small traffic in beer without pos
scssing the requisite license. 1t was asserted
that some persons had entrapped individuals
to make sales, and, informing them of their
liability to criminal prosecution, comproni ed
the case by hush money. 1t was also intimatcd
that Messrs. Wimsatt and Copeland, who had
been witnesses in number Of cases for the
Government, were guilty of similar mscon.
duct. The party that furnished the iniorma.
tion was supposed to be reliable and promised
to produce convincing proof of the truth OF
the charge made, but ample timo has elapsed
for that purpose, and the evidence Is not forth.
coming. It is therefore only justice to those
accused to say this much In their favor to cor
rect any wrong impression thar may exist as to
their improper conduct In these cases.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
Grand ExpursiDa.

The palatial steamer Louise, of Baltimore,
will make an excursion to Fortress Monroe,
Norfolk, and the Atlantic Ocean Thursday,
August Is. This will be the excursion of the
season The managers have fixed tho price Of
tickets at IL 80 for the round trip, and us this
is the only opportunity our citizens will have
to make this trip on this splendid steamer, and
at so low price, every one who can should
avail themselves Of the chance. Although the
Louise can accommodate over 1900 persons,
the managers have limited the number OF
tickets to 800 and will not sell over that NUN.
her so that persons who desire to go should
get their ticket at once. Remember the date,
Thursday, August l5
National Republican., 1878-08-12
NuI,ances to he Abated.

To The Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: In tho Interest of residents of northeast
Washington, from Seventh street to Boundary
north and east, and Massachusetts, avenue
south, | call the Health Officers attention to
numerous pools OF stagnant water, numbering
dozon or more, within the above limits.
Attention Is ais o invoked to the disposition Of
refuse and otfal from slaughter.house on
Eighth street northeast, between street and
the railroad track. The stencil three or four
nights in the week Is simply sickening, In.
fcctiug the atmosphere aud endangering health.
without asserting 1t as a fact, belief n enter.
tained that pond near the railroad is the re-
Geptaele of the nuisance. 1t is confidently
hoped the Health Officer will promptly and
efficiently remedy those wrongs, and remove
fruitful causes Of zymotic diseases. A. &c.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
i'd: Don't let's have any funny work about
LEr,s KILL Al WE 90"

this.
LEr's KILL AZ WE co."
Detective McDovitt sworn and examined |:
Witness was present In Captain Moore's room.
Heard the mon whom they came In, and heard
one Of them say "Come down from thero, or
I'll blow your head off," Assisted In captur-
ing the deceased. Found three pieces Of rope
In his pocket and q felt hat In his breast. Nc
Dewitt oorroborated the testimony Of previous
witnesses Bell said to him he was thiof,
but not murderer.
ADETEcTIvEs PERILoUs POSITION.
Detective Yoss was next called. He testified
that about one o'clock Saturday morning he
went on top Of the water-c closet v the Office Of
the railroad company. Calculations had been
made for only two men coming. From his
position witness could not see what was going
on outside. About half-past three o'clock
McDevitt raped and said there were fvo or
sig mon In the party. A few moments after
the office door was forced open and five mon
entered. They forced tho door where the
money Is kept, aud went TO work. At that
time one Of the burglars discovered witness and
said, There Is the s. Of q b.; croak him"
Witness lay still and tried to signal McDevitt.
Just then some one blew a whistle. The burg
lars fired at witness; can't say which one. Wit.
ness fired his revolver at them. Witness did
not know who shot Schenig. Witness fired his
first shot at John Scheuig. Thought he was
the man who ran out Of the Office saying, "I'm
shot" The first time witness was fired at
Bell prevented him being hit.
W. W. Moore, secretary and treasurer Of tho
railroad company, testified that there had
been two previous attempts 10 rob the office.
Detective McDevitt told him on Friday of the
conspiracy. Permission was given the officers
to do what thoy thought proper.
L. W. Emmort, superintendent OF tho rail.
road, testified that he put the detectives in
tho office; did not know who shot the man
heard tho firing.
DR.. Hartigan testified to finding a pistol
shot wound In the right side of the abdomen,
and found the ball had passed through the
lower portion Of the liver and penetrated the
intestiDes in two places causing internal
hemorrhages, which were the causes Of death
could not find the ball.
After hearing the foregoing testimony tho
jury rendered the following
VERDICT:
That the said Charles Scheng came To his death
about eleven o'clock a. m; on tho llth day Of
August, ls7s. Gt Providence Hospital city Of Wash
inston. .. z; from pistol shot wound Of the ab.
iomen, infic.ed by some person unknown, while
doc Of the Metropolitan Railroad Company. AID
we further commend the detectives OF the Metro.
politan Police force for the efficient aud prompt
this occasion.
At the conclusion Of tho hearing Coroner
Patterson gave certificate of burial and the
body of schenig was taken to "Potter's Ficld'
for intermont.
Sukey Bell was only recently released from
the Baltimore Penitcntiary, where he was
serving a term for robbery. He is an old thief
and has been arrested before by officers Of
this city.
Bell is detained at Police Headquarters and
will be taken to Police Court this morning.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
Thieves la the County,

Curtis J. Gilbert, who resides on the En-
nett farm, near Genwood Cemetery road, in
the county, called at tho Second Precinct sta.
tion yesterday aud reported that during the
last ten days and nights some thief or thieves
have stolen large amount II property from
tho stolen property were large dsirynIaus =
bell, valued at $3.50; set Of reins, $3.50; 4
large rope valued $50; mowers fork, hay
fork, valued at Sl,25, a number of grain
sacks and u hatchet.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
Reconstruction Of the patent-Oace.

Mr, A. J. Vrydagh Of Terre Haute, Ind,
has received the approval Of his plans by a
commission appointed by Secretary schurz to
select a plan for reconstructing the Patent.
Once building. There were thirteen plans
,ubmittcd under the competitive civil.service
sy.tsm with the above result. What Mr.
Frydazh's plans may be is, however, withheld
from the public for the present, which is not a
very strong argument In their favor.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
A Pleasant Excursion.

The excursion of the friends Of the Metro
paliran Presbyterian Church on Wednesday
evening NEXT will no doubt, be a very pleasant
one "a all who may participate. A ride Oh the
Pptomuc On a beautiful moonlight night Is to
he aD,nvot a. ,DY nm" but with pretty girls
doe m'isi" ind t'crti c0n npany !. dOuL!y to BE-
ippF-r. aio.i. and rf o"msrruI this excursion
" .Je s.spier, 4 FHE% rIDSAL EEPU BLICAS,
National Republican., 1878-08-12
Henl Isstnte Trnnsfors.

IN. r. King to the District Of Columbia,
for Il, lot /, in the Columbia College lands
Ann McCanna to J. VI. McCamn, for 800
lot &c. square lO7 Il. W. Mann to T. d. Smth
for S752,33, lot GG, square I1Ji William CruX
10 George Cruz, for = 800, lot -, block H.
Pleasant Plains; trustees estate OF Peter Van
Essen to 4. ii. Herr for ;l,220, property on
Grace street, In Georgetown.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
" LET'S KILL As We CO."
Fatal Fight Between Detectives and
Burglars.

The Attempt 10 Rob the Metropolitan Rail-
road ofios-A Detectives PsriIous POSI-
tion-ono of tho Burglars KIiied-Tes-
timony at the Inquest" sukey.
Bells story Of the Death Of His
Pai-Detectives Commend
ed by tho Coroner's Jury.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
Summer Theatre Comique.

The management of the Conique have pre-.
pared strong bill for their patrons this week,
and should be literally patronized. Sheehan
aud Jones arc regarded rs the only rivals Of
Scanon and Cronin, and the sketch of tho
Ash. Box Inspector" is said to bo very funny.
la, never appeared here. Topack and Long in
songs aud dances, the Elzcttine sisters, clog
and Jig dancers, Dan Lully AMI Bell Fairmount
are the new stars, while Dcylin and Tracey,
Dan Morris, Ida Maussey .ani the stock com.
pany, headed by Harry p. Williams, will be
on Aaul to sec that every one is made happy.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
CRATES AND FENDERs.

rINHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF Low
and halGlow CRATES, for either hard or son cJal.
with dumping and Shaking Attachments. Brass open
hrcpareS with Rndirons and basket crate, for wood
fires Bras Tenders, fire sets, and Collhods OF an
tique and modern designs. Wholesale and retail.
Low estimates given 10 builders contractors and
Architects. Liberal discount to the trade,
J. 3. COSONER & CO,
$50 and 3Js Canal street. New York.
auGSTuThims
National Republican., 1878-08-12
GEORGETOWN NEWS.
PORT.

Entered-Steamer Sue, Geoghegan, Bslt!-
more, with freight to District merchants.
Cleared-Stcamor Sue, Geoghcgan, down the
river on regular Satu rlay night excursion.
National Republican., 1878-08-12

FOE upward Of thirty years Mrs Winslow's sooth.
In - rup las been used for children II COrrrcts
'cid!ty Oflhc stomach relieves wind collie Regulates
tho bJwPls. cures dysencry aud diarrhUG, whether
arising from Icc,hing Or other causes. An old and
wg.-Eglei remedy. 2J CenlS bottle
National Republican., 1878-08-12
Wational 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
At RALriAoRs AND POTOMAC pKrlI, IxrH An
sTREETs

At BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEror. NEW JERSEY AVE-
NUE. AND STREET.
MorrtnO H~uhsp.
st:is N. Y. Phil a Bos 'i5N, baltimore sccom-
st77, Baltimore express Go. Baltimore accom-
fbO, Western express 500 Y, Phil 4 hos er.
81 .Baltimor. acoom. $50 Western Mall
81, Fred. &C.. Met brch. ssf, baltimore accom-
eS, Baltimore Annapolis cd IS, Baltimore express
and way I5:ap Western express
e45, MArfinsburr and ia. $500 nnltlmGre eIprc-s
re rstDwn ac Met brch sElS n Y Phil a Bos e.
eId:sn, Baltimore accom-. 1913. Baltimore arcoah
n:J, baltimore press
sArriNs daily. Others Sundays excepted
For the time OF departure OF trains, see advsf-
hssmsnts elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-08-12
CI IL ITEMS.
For Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, and all affection
OF the lungs, take Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

FoR Colds Coughs Bronchitis, and all affections
OF the lung, take Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
YouSG PEorLE do pay attention TO your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. Be wise In time
Clean them daily with THURsToS's IVORY PEARL
TooTH POWDER. the mos; perfect dentrihce known
II will keep them through life IN good condition
White and sOunu, VIII harren the gums, sweeten
he breath, and prevent toothGche. Sold by all
druggists 25 and 50 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACuISE-srREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr.
Frs are still the best known. Their curative pow.
ea far surpass oil others.
HARD times demand economy; practice It by
renovnting your sOled gloves with JoUyEs's Iso-
DERoUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 25 cents per
bottle
ARE you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy.
ness, sick stomach, constipation, SG? Are you dys-
peptc, nervous, dull and lansuid' Averse to all
s1srtiOn. IL your life miserable? You require II
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood, Take Qu!KR's IRISH TEA. the great mouse,
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you Sold BY all
druggists % cents per package, which makes u
quart OF medicine.
l. your hair harsh, dry aud stiff Does II refuse
In curli Dress II with IHONPsOs's oAADE OPrNR
An oleaginDus compound Of singular merit II
viii improve It. Sold by druggists. &c. Price 2
and bO cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
AMUSEyIENTs.
FEET..DR. WHITE,

lIi6 PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE, opposite 'wn-
lard's Hotel. He successfully treats hard and son
Corns Bun'ons, Club and Inverted Nails. Vascular
ENcrc-cencs and Ctlar complaints Of the feet, with
out pain loss Of time to the patient. Fee d per
visit; at residence s1 Established In Washington Ia
1851. jystI
National Republican., 1878-08-12
New Advertisements. A

New Advertisements.
Theatre Comque.
LDst-A roll Of manuscript
Sctico to retail dealers In drugs.
Proposals for fuel, Department Of the Interior
Excursion Of metropolitan Presbyterian Church.
Picnic by the Metropolitan Lodge, No. 8. l. o. NJ,
It Giesboro'.
National Republican., 1878-08-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid oil deposits Special rates on time
dcpOsiu. J. ii. S9uIER Co,
Eankers iil6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-08-12

WELLS MACuISE-srREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsI
FRS are still the best known. Their curative pow
en far surpaSs all others.
National Republican., 1878-08-12

MUSIC AND DANCING. FIFTY MILES RIDE
AVA ON THE POTOMAC FOR FIFTEEN CENTS.
FOtrmar Ferry Company steamers will leave Wash.
nrtln every Monday Tuesday, Thursday, aud sun.
dancing hoOT on the bO ua No improper persons al
lowed on the tous Boat leaves Seventh street wharf
At 800 D. H.; return at II y. m.
Commence Monday, July =, ls7s Jyin
National Republican., 1878-08-12
DON'T LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS

THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
which has been recently reiitted aud furnished l. l.
Blake, captain Is the only bru ailuw,si 10 land pas
sCngers AT Mount Vernon Wharf Round trp H. In.
Guiding al mission TO NAV Ion and tiTrmuis
Steamer leaves seventh. street wharf DAILY (Sun
duy thccplell At lC y, ~. and returns " y M.
J. MClI, HDILINGSWORTH
Supt, Ladies' NJ unit Vernon AssO alton
i. J.. DIANE. sLeamor Mary WasLingtOu. iltf
National Republican., 1878-08-12
Forty Miles Ride on the Potomac

=
THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
WI leave seventh street wharf EVERY DAY, al
ll3l NJ, ;Or sail on the Potomac for ten cents
Return al q O'Clock p. IN.
Commence Monday, July s, Will run every day.
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