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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
HORSES. cAknlAoEs. SO.

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AcITY AUCTION SSSsr AND NEW YonK TAT
nrauis ssErs AND
rwrsrY-pouR HoSns oSSATUa5Hx af.iowxp FOR TRIAL
oASSfocaS 2 1SS .o;aiiaos o;sHfS SfhY Ills DAY DAY
,aaRGE Lot q Double and Single Harness. Horse
'i;s,sF ss'S a's' brewster. and other
Si.s Ssy
s.. gas .y \. r,ss.ai Is. high Gs
hosis isn ssoys; M waIran,sd .,n. I'D sound and kind
4 + .s.srS is.: ssss
and Boar uo.hag a snS property family about
aLEGAsr IA IT,. BLACK Tres,ns oeains: las high
csans and saa M
trot In 2'4o SINGLE 10 the poles warranted SOUND and
HIGH I'll gRhp BAY Trosins stallion ls niaA year;
oo iuii pedigree 1t salo; can tro In 24o warranted
s sas H
and high o as bar
i IMAuTIrvL BAY Mare isM high old; sro'
sPEs i5 sSa years od
r. SrsSiSe .isaS bay
HAND ONE svY FLY isx high high year. old; can .ros
rkoMIsiAG DARK sray Mlly, i5h high. 8 years old.
M BIZ SsoMs osy w':sssa asa%s iS rs s
old fine free drivcr earcss OF ything 31
warranted kind Pedigres-Got by bay Hamblctonian.
sChE>TNUT COMBINED Kentucky bred Mare. 15h
high. years old iue in harness under saddle
rsnted SOUND and kind Also Top phaeton Bates Har
ness Robe, &c-
Four HORSES, the last Of a lot belonging to A. B.
Ulmar OF stanstead, Canada, rs follows:
Iron GRAY draught Horse l5i4 high. years old
weighs l473 pounds; extraordinary worker; warranted
nay HORSE le high. years old. weighs ,i47 pounds
powerful worker; warranted kind.
BLACK MARE, 10 high old; hne driver; rot
In throe minutes warranted kind.
BAY MARE, Is high, yesrs old; good driver trot
In three mlnutes warranted kind.
FAMILY TURNOUT. comprising pair bay Carriage
Horses; 10 high. aud old fine stylish drivers
sharp travelers have been used In the cty by private
family warranted KIND: also Park fhaston
LANDAuLkT by j. q. Ham, nno order
THlRrY-THkEE other Horses suiled all purposes
FULL DESCRIPTION at sslo.
SALES NEVER postponed on account OF weather.
4 PEKEMPrOKY AUCTION SALE or VALUABLE
Alorses on Wednesday. May ~, at O'Clock r. NJ.
simmons Flushing Hotel tho stock Of gentleman rsr
Cloud dam Lady Kate; could trot in 2 :35. Bay Colt.
foaed October 1874 hrst ut Queens County
Fair Us broken to harness Bay Colt foasd
September 20, 1875; full brother Of above Bay rily
foaed April 26 1876 The above Colts Pear
SAIL and promising stock Sorrel Horse Boomer
lok hands high. with record OF :33A is kind
The above can be seen Ut tmo VI Amos stables or
mcry Mingo's), In Flushing village.
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HORSES. cAhKIAGEs. !

4 IUCTI0N SALE ~-~-~-~--- AUCTION SALE
AoS sEysS EXTRA FAST rkSgiiSs. H9x6,
ELroAsT ASEh cathraGhiRs 1hR s sNaeoss, qnassEss &C.
TO BIZ snLp At PUBLIC AUCTION IoMOkROw.
srasEs lrasEsDa is kAar Eax is srn ST. l. 9fhpon s
THE WHOLE THE PRmrEkrY OF A Private 1kS-
Including tho well known trotting Gelding LONG
BRANCH bay with ali black points, full mane and tail
i5A HANDS high; got by Mambrino ,sre Of Gus Tanner
Clifton Pilot. Jr.). second dam by kembe Jackson
This OF Mambrino trainoa but
rosd his heal in :42 he rsqnsul dryen
full miles inside OF 35 aud halt miles In ;l3 aud li4
perhaps much sster his half brother Gus Tanner can
beat a;25; ne 10 warranted sound and kird.
OF the hne,t genene road track hores TO be found
got by General Knox. dam BY Toronto chief he is very
80 on any track OF rot his 20 miles in The hour and Is
warranted sound and Kind.
Very handsome and last dappls gray Gelding HERO, i5
hands high, got by rppoo son OF vermont Black Hawk
ire OF Ethan lenl nrst dam by John Crittenden ec
ord Of 20 ~ Chcasol second dam by Long Island Jup
ter this is OF the hnes well Is fastest horses ever
hooked for what he has bad he TO track and
three 35 this with
kind ''
Elegant Team Of family or gentiemen's Road Horses
dam by Fields Royal George; they tho most eic
CANT and closest machod team hitchcd can rot IN
minpes trct faster single, and safe for aay and
Elegant Saddle Horse COMMODORE. bred in kentucky.
by A. j. andcr by Lexington dam by Eclipse he Is
guides by moton has ridden by lady excu
sivey well broken u all harness and eau tro, In a;lo
the timd lady child to ride drive and warranted
sound and kina.
Very gentle Pony Phaeton Saddle Mare perfect pet
ior children, ana warranted sound ana kind
Carriages include Park Phactons, Pony Phaetons,
rowsterIop Road Wagon Depot Wagon, single and Dou-
STOCK NOW on EXlIBiTlON AND TRIAL.
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c.
lmportant eases medical surgical: impairment OF any
organic Junction hereditary constitutional tant and
diseases OF the nervous system y speciality.
HENRY A. DANIELS, n. D.,
Ia Lexington 29th st.
Hours, 10 endB to Z.
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WANTED-A LIGHT DELIVERY wAGOX WITH
w top; must to In good order cheap Tor cash.
4 In hxt
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L,ifTV AVENUE TnLATRE
MArINEEs TODAY and SATURDAY. ~ 4
- OPENING or THE SUMNER SEASON -
DOUBLE BILL. AT POPULAR PRrcER
TO-DAY At 2. TONIGHT. At Z
u) THE MfsER:
Christmas Carol. by Charles DicksnA
CD HuMPTY DuMPTY'S DREAM;
Comic Spectacular Trick fantommc. In twe astA
ROBERT FRASER as HUwPry DUNPTY.
"Ths best clown sine. q. L. Fox"-ffersd-
thereby give you my pantomime"-0. 1. rox
xlis. ELISE premiere Danseuse) JACQUES KRU0RB
AND A noUBLE COMPANY.
ILLuMiNAThD chuRCn. srAM or BKThLkHBh
REVOLVING TOWER FARM OF PLENTY.
TilE foUa sEAsoSX
sG srsGnL REsnRyep ~ ssATs: s.:; :;.......oNE poLLAB M
PRICES FAMILY CIECLE...... - AND 50 CEku
'..chi.pnEN's MArlNEh TO-DAY AT 49,
IN A RESERVED SEAT FOR so CENra
Received with enthusiastic sppisuss. grand sucesss
The splendid emotion al Df vEonoh
TuE GAsSoA.
Act i.-fIow Gascon ticA
Act 2 How Gascon loves
Act Slow Gascon hghta.
Act Allow Gsscon nasqueradsa
Act 5-tlow = GHscon dis-.
MATfNkES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT
On Friday, 24th inst. grand Matinee Bsnsnt "
Miss GussfE De fokkKsr.
CTElSwAY HALL.
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6axettG
rreD1YsDaY EVENING, DIOR. II.

DIVORCE IN OTHER LANDS An Arab msS
divorce biz vile ca The slightest OCCASION DO
casv ana 50 COMMON is the practice that burcE
hsrit assures Us that be has seen ARABS not
more than f,,,y se years of age who we're
known t. have had Gf1y viVss, yet they Rarely
have more than one at tine.
Ry the hiohsumedan law man may Oh
-yosce his Wit. orally aud without any ceremony;
he RAYS he, pcrtiop, generally one third OF
hor3og1v. He msg divorce her t~Ics spc
lake har again without her consent. but II ne
,rt her away By triple diTof!e conveyed 10
me sane .erteoca, he cannot receive Ger sga'o
mil .hc has been married md divorced By al
ether .husbaod.
Ky ibo Jewish law it appears that a wife
c3uld cot divorce her husband; out uaoer Tue
Moils,a",cdan code, fer cruelty and some DINER
causes she nay Gi7orea him.
Ac.oug ,bo i!ipdoos. aud also among The
C5iresa, a t,:sbard may divorce bis wife upon
,hc s,igttast gTcuGd, Vi ever, Without ssS'euiGe
az; reascD. She is uaGer the absolute control
Of Ter Eus5aDu.
The Law of France, before the revolution,
foIlosios the judgement Of the Catholic ehuFch,
made marriage iaaissoluble, but during the
csri; Revolutionary period div0ic, vas permit
,ed 8. The pleasure 6 he parties when loccm'
na,iDii,y Of temper Vas alleged. The code
Napcizcn restricted tbis Liberty. Va the res
rora,ion Of the Bou b,ns q law was prourlgat'
cd blay 8, 1916, deslsriDg divorce to be aooi'
ish.o; tia, a!l suits then pending Tor olVotcc
bv MUTUAL copscu. should be void. and such Is
uow the Law Of france albany Lao journal.
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e. OEI0 EAiLSvAG
w -.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

The NAIL TkAIN will leave Washington
"a % Il. Il. sad Alexandria ii: 9 e. Il. II. daily
except Sunday; pass lIeesbHTg, gc!aE VIZ" E
wsrd. al II IL d. ~, and arrive 8: Round Il.
II l. m. Leave Round Hill Ct l4:t0 2. n; p,
LIE esburg, going eastward, st 10 a., n:.i ?:
rirs al Alsxandria q: SIS p. a.. 71!
Wash ingtoh $3.50 p. n.
Thn ACCOM- MOD ALTON ThAiN v.
lesye y sshiEgton 1T Z 70 D. m., aad AIeLSH4i
al % 6. IN. daily, except Sunday, aud a!!'
st Lees bug t., & 90 y. NJ. Leave Lces3GiS
6 60 2, n. ~. d arrive st Alexandria a. II 3 z
snd Washington ~ 20 3: m.
jx- Passengers iron! Washington WI! -.
shs Washington and Ohio cara 4! tae 'ai!M'
q potomac Railroad 'atlOn st9 IL FL So 4.
U. H., ard 20 through without change OF Ga, Ca
Tic G.Q5 u. ~ trs:u frcrt AiexahGf!a An = =! i!
q. "a. trnin from Ko"nd E.il connect ~ non
Hi with Harris Daily Lire o. toss.
for Snickersvillc: ber1yvillo ana "in !sa u.
slso with Reamer' Line Of Coscnes, "aicA :e'
Leeeburg daily for Aldo snd iliddleOoEE,
Both trains, westward make c lose come ~
a. Yienna, WITH Sis6on's Lima OF Stages Tor -
fax Court House.
tfcs&eAs. 5 ess. per Mi
AuuuaI tickets, 500.
+. Il. HAVENNK,
oo.A.s General Ticket age.
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TO TAKE EFFECT
Sunday, Nov. 18th, 1878, at 500 a. n.
A. 10. Leave Washington:
5.g5-1NEW IOhk, IAILADELtHA AND BOS-
Baltimore only. stops al Shipley;s, Laurel, An
napolls Junction, Jessup's Hanover and Elk Ridge
Breakfast Relay.
G.5O-Baltunore, Annapolis and War. Piedmont,
StraSours' winchester, Hage'stoWn, and Way
7.l0-fBALTIMOREA AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
siV-folnt Of Rocks Piedmont Strasburg, Win.
chester, Hagerstown and Way stations.
s:@HAEM YORK, ,Ph1LADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPkEoS. Parlor Cars TO New
York and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis juno
~ $57tST; LOUIS, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
and Valley Branch. except Sunday. Through car
TO stanton. Pullman cars 10 Cincinnati daily.
Grafton to Sanduskey daily, except saturday.
aU(-rOn sunday OuIy-BalLimOre Annapolis md
Way.
,lV.o-BALT1MoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Bla-
densl.urs. College. BelLsvilIe Laurel, Annapolis
JUNCTION, Jessup's and Hanover.
l2Iu-Baltimore, Annapolis, ElIcott City and
l.5o-tNEW YORK, AND Bos-
lCN EMPRESS. Stops at Laurel.
L51-+On sunday only foc baltimore and W ay
stations.
l,sj-gALTIA1oRE, BLA DENsBURG ANDLAU-
EEL tAPkESS. Frederick Via Relay. Stops al
l.$5-fpoinl OF Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown
Wi WI IT,! and Way stations On Sundays 10
Io!ul OF ROCKS and Way Stations only.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NORFOLK AND BAL
TlMCRE EAPRESS. EIlicott City. Norfolk, eX-
cept SUNDAY. Norfolk passengers taken in the
cars direct 10 boat at Canton. Stops at Bladeas-
burg and Laurel
6.5l-TDaltiInore and Way Stations.
,7.SETChlCAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
Si s:imBI cIIi Il 6E2tsa EXPRESS.
ety-Pont Of Rocks ana Way stations.
9J0-TSI. LOUIS, ClNCINNATI. LOUISVILLE
| AND PITISBURG EXPRESS. Plttsburg, except
Sunday. Pullman cars.
l0l5-TSEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BAL
IlHaORE EHphESS. Sleeping car 70 New York
TDally. ION Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday.
all trains stop at Relay Station
For further Information apply ~ the Baltimore and
Ono Ticket once, Washington Station and 4oj, oil
ana 6o5 avenue, and Glib Fifteenth stree:
northwest, Washington, where orders Will be taken
| Tor baggage 10 be checked 70 any point
| VI. VI. CLEMENTS, Master OF Transportation.
| J.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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POS MURFOLE.

The elegant, new and substant..sl ., ,5@s =
iron steamer LADY or THE LAX e szsaSsszassss
leaves tho company's wharf, Was hington, EV-
ERi MONDAY, WEDNESDA Y and FRI
DAY, 1t five O CLOCK p. ~, a,.d Alexandria at
$50 p. H.. returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THU HSDAY nd SATURDAY,
ut oclock p. N. This line connects at Nor
folk with the chips of the Merchants and hi.
aers Transportation Compa ny for Boston and
Providence, and affords the cheapest and best
route to those cities and !heir connections
throughout New England. Fs.eto Norfolk Sd !;
round trip So. Tickets goo until used
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
W. 3. W.ADDEYY /,
Isno1 receiving his
FALLAND WINTER STOCK OF
BOOTS & SHOES,

And is hsppy to state that he is low prepared to
show the finest line Of Boots and SHOES, Ct ell
grades that has ever been exhibited ia th!a city.
a CREST vsriety of no1 styles, very E,sny beng
private patterns Of which rs HIS the exciu2iT6
sale in this market
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS viii De ofr.ed
in every kind of goods in his lire
he has Just added to his stock Ct ire goods
large line of medium priced Substantially made
Doors and SHOES, which he is Offering b prices
to suit the times It is certainly the best Hs
sortment he has been able t. show, sid they
are to be sold ct lower prices than ever. lie
cordially and confidently invites criticism, and
an examination and inspection of his stock, feel.
ing assured that his customers will be convinced
that it is bis aim to give the best goods st the
lowest prices. He has large and varied as
sortment of HEAVY Doors AID SHOES. SUIT
able for farmers and planters, to which hs In
vites the particular attention of COUNTRY MER'
CHANTS, being satisfied that he Can sell them
cheaper thsn they can be bought this side OF
New England. Don't buy dollars worth OF
goods in our line until you investigate his stock.
MEMS HEAVY Doors, BRoGANs and PLoW
SGoEs, regular Clod Sma.he-s, to lace up high,
| 30 SO to keep out real estate or suhEoll, proof
against rattle snakes ant splsodid 10 kick STAB.
born mule with.
w. B. WADDEY, 10 King street.
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For ppisSrds CT thirty years Mr.. Wlusow,,7
Soothing Syrup bag been used for. children. 1t
oorrcc!s scitity O. tbs stomach, relieves VINO
collie, regulates the bowels, curuo dyseoiery ana
hiasrf9, whether arising from teetblog or other
causes. III Old and well tried remedy. % cents
a bottle. )sZ2"t
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FOE NEW FORK

chs al Steamship e. u. KNIGHT ..-szsSSe.
and JOHN HIBSON Leave the com. ssSEE
psns's wharf, Alexsndria, EVERY SATUR
DAY MORNING, snd New YORK.. from pier
d East River, EVERY SATURDAY et tont
O'clock p. m.
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DEFY ~SGDY.

DRY GOODS From NEW YORK.
~ Monday, December Oh, 1873.
To County Merchants and Consumers: We
open to. day and cfsr for sale large line Ct
goods, purchased for cash ct unprecedented low
prices, and invite the purchasing public to call
at once and take advantage Of some cf tire best
bargains ever offered in this market.
Fashionable Cloaks-Another invoice Of these
goods just received at prices ranging from So So
10 $50. Also crest inducements il Mems and
Ladies' Merino Vests.
D. F. BRASHEAR,
q. B. Hoomes No. 100 King street.
deco Alexsndris, Va.
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PENNSYLVANIA ROuIE
TO THE NORTH, WESI 2 SoClHN ::
crrrr, RAILS SPLENDID SCENE
~ HAGNIFICENT AQUIPAE&I
Nov. 10, 1879? q p. n.
r,,e;,o Iasva Washington from depo. .: 81
TIMORE s. PCTUAAC RAlLhJAE, e.
ner If Sirth and 3 Gt1 Se:s, IS follows:
I'M Phils. New YORK. and tee Ess:, i."9 )
lis N. daily, with Palace C.r:. a.
It'd Express OF PullDsn PsrIor Cs:: ).
~, tally, excep. Sunday. For PA!.S!".!.
For OPP Ppite;rbCrg sndtbe Wessi0. 10 s.iai!Y :
Perlo~ Cars to Pi.tsbu-g; 7l9 =, -. a..
9th pslsce Car to Chicago.
For Csnsrdaia us ard the Ncfth,, 40 :
Gsiiv except 5 atu-dsy, with fs!sce 81:
Watkins. Fol' E!mrs. l2.lo IL III Isl.
Po e1f Bsl;; nnG9s &c., s25 go and lolo
lao, -, $50 40 AID 10. % P. NJ. IN ),
dsv' 10 10 8. n; l.30, $50, 81 snd u :
LOCAL E&Al 49,
For AlaIaaGris 6, 7.l5 Z, . ~ ;';'G 90 - 7'r"
is, 3, 40, s, 6.C5 !; go ~ 10y F.
Srrday s. 8 2. H., aad ~ S $40 T. =,
Trains leave klersrd!la lN nasalE :J4
f,l5 500, 9G0. 20 and II a'i1''i' = -: p
| end : .. n. 1 y night .......
On Sunday {: $50 &2C - T. -. s.if;1:l
THROUGH EHA!s! Us taF T 81 ~ =,
! Guenlico snd Eiun:1Dnd. 'Siii .e':'c "'''
| dria At 7. 10 d. II. sr3 S 80 =. o. ti..!I
| Tickets sni Information CA - po.~'>-
! principal railroad stations and : -; e.: =,
Southeast, !. L. FAR -
Gea'l. Pasa@.gsr Y
| FRANK THOMSON
Eanersl hercnar rN
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-Otthe--
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:

This company offers unrivslled facilities 20,
the transportation Of freight and passengers,
and Will run their stesmers regularly as foilsss:
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RAsAEGAUn.

w u, WIG. AIDLAND'& e. -
" JOEN S. BARBOUR, Iscs.;;.Aa /
On ard after SUNDAY, Decembe, H. 9.
taEEengsr :csils will cUn Is follows; ~
SOUTH BOUND. NORTH ROrr,
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Boys ard youths Clothing 10 great VARIETY
at Dealha s, 62 king street.
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E1RUSTEE'S SALK-By virtus OF n deed o!
l. truet from Robert Wiley and wife, dhtec
the 18th dsy of November, 1871, recorded
.mongs. the land records Of Fairfax county,
ioer II, NJ d. folio Az, and for Inc purpose5
therein mentioned, shall offer by publ: suc-
ton, at Fairfax Court House. on MONDAY,
the 18th day Of Decem Der, 1873 County Court
dsy) the TRACT OF LAND therein nenlion'
ed, now occupied by Robert Wiley, contsinln!r
IA acres, 9 roods and poles, being part CT tie
real estate known rs the bradley Tract" al
Joining the lands of Richard ?. Trice john
Hsislip and others. shout miles from Colches-
p, r. +, The improvements consis! Of CON-
Portable FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. barn
and other outbuildings it has an abundant sup.
ply of wood and tim Der, and is exctllen: !armiDg
land. Sale to take place between l and o elk.
Terms-Cash. Any further informato may
be obtained upon application to Thos. L. Lows,
Attorney at Law, Fairfax Court House, We.
noylS-ts THOS. N. CARTER. Trustee
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Coo1ec!G with Ches q Ohio +. +. Es: =,
West. ct LynchbuEg with A:!sI:ie IL: ::
Ohio L. Z. 10 a1d from Scu:hwe:: Tsst,,
Chat.sr oogs, Atlanta, New O:ltsls, Nssag;
Men puis, Little Rock AID 81 points in Ts,::
At DalviIle close connection With kchu3.
and Danville r. L. 10 AID from the Cs.oi:;:
Georgis, Florida, and, vis atlantis, with MOI:
New Orleans and Southern Texas.
For MANASSAS LINE les7e Wsshza.,
100 g. m. snd Alexandra y e. H.. e.i
except Sunday, arrive St St-asburg s: l. u :.
CONNECTING win the Valley Road Es:. i.
Yves. Leave St,ssourg 70 2. NJ. conls;..
st Manassas, with Eofhh bound tta!n 70 vs..
irpton, for the Il orth ard West.
For Middieburg, daily connection a. Ps.
station.
For Upperyille, regular connection +: d.
p'f For WAREaNT0E, l3Avo "'s:a:as.2:
GO g. u. daily:
eli trains MAKE good ccanec:;3L:. :: Va.
inpi On, to and from North and We::.
Ntw Orleans sleeper leave: W.:tiEg.y.
20 8, H., running throGg- w.:lov. ca..
conn ectinS with through Sleep! . E.o:ih7.
Excursion tickets to Jsckion7i!:e, :.3:i,
coed 10 Hay 18th. 1877, ct very Low ga.
Thvou2h tickets sold st TIE loves. ~:
nv 20 j. Il. = HvkDJS, &, I. t.
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carsN1ssYoE nERCHANTs.,
STEW AUCTION AND COMMlSSlON
~ HOTJSE.

LEW AUCTION AND COMMlSSloN
~ HOUSE.
We have opened st No 22 ROYAL d. Ill
Auction snd Commission House.
We are oow ready to receive all kinds OF ID 81.
chandi:e and household goods on consignment
O. purchase the same.
We think it lpsy prove Sd advantage to per
socs who have PRODUCE Of shy description
10 send it 70 US. Located Immediately opposite
the main entrance 10 the Market on hoya sI.'
goods can be ex posed every morning at pu oiic
auction, when the best prices may be expected.
Prompt returns msde on sales: -,
Persons having FURNITURE for sale WILL
find it to their ad7sntsze to give ua call
We will attend to suctioneering 1T pubic sales
of property and respectfully eo.ic!t share OF
public patronage. VN EAL q LOCAS:
s- Auction goods constantly on hand ana ioE
esle nov OFT
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e. j . Miller & 90.
Importers of
China and QueenSWare,
And Dealers in
GLASSWARE AND FANCY GOODS.

GLASSWARE AND FANCY GOODS.
We hava now in store, direct from the manu- :
lecturers, a full. complete and handsome as
sortraent Of goods, 10 which we invite your ct
tention. Oar goods are all nav patterns snd
we'll selected,
Plain White and Decorated French China
Dinner, Toa and Toilet Sets; Handsome Cologne
Sets. Boque. Holders, Mus:scha Cups and Sau.
GERS. Mugs, &c.
Japanese Tea Trays, all sz,s.
Japanc!e Card Trays, something new.
Chinese, Bamboo and M,jolcs Tete Tete
Sots.
Rogers Bros, Electro Silver PLATED Goods
Castora, Spoons, Forks. &C.
Toy Tea Sets, in great variety.
Perkins Sc Houses Celebrated Library Stu
dent Lamp makcs useful and ornamental
Holiday present.
We arc offering cur goods a. very low rates,
and will be pleased TO have you call and oxara-
inc our stock.
E.J MILLER g 90,
noy2GtJl C5 King street.
DONALD MCLEAN. GEO. UHLER.
MCLEAN s. UHLER,
IVA Successors to A. II. Mott & Bro.,)
DEALERS IN
HOUSEFURNISHlNGG GOODS, CUTLERY,
PLATED, PLANISHED, STAMPED.
JAPANNED, TIN, WOOD
AND WILLOW
WARES,
(of every description:)
lot King streot Alexandria, Va.
N, B.@All orders from the country promptly
filled. ap z-ly
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For Goc Cothiog see DeaIham, e. hlog
street corner CT Fairfax.
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FANCY GOODS.
1ANCy GOODS AND NOTIONS.

r1ANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Silk and Worstsd Ffinges, Bralds and W
vets, White snd Colored Hosiery, bui!5n'
g, est variety, Ladies' and Cons Hsnd keF;a:s,
ladies' Merino Vests very cheso, Kid and oll'
Gloves, Corset5, Veilings, Zephyr WORSE 4 81 81
germantown Wool &c, &C, ali OF "ncD
will sell at prices to sui! the times ,,,,,yv
noyS -. =. Dhnn
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= ES = d EIIUN Of NUUIE.
On ard altar THURSDAY, February lith,
1878, the steamer III Alta o, Gap aiu
Wm. H. Byles, will be run ss follows:
Lssvo alexandria EVERY MONDAY,
TIL hSJAY and SATURDAY, from King
Street Whsrf st half-psst seven O'Clock
as Nonin Leave Nomini EVERY UE:,.
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING, e. 6 O'Clock
for Was hiuSion, arriving early the aane sven.
ing. Freigh. received daily.
feb II j. BkODEHS 6 CO. Agen t..
INLAND u SEAROARD COASTING CO.
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FOR THE POTOMAC VEH LANDINGS.

steamer JOHN ". THjMPso tlS4 NsNaE
built especially for this QUITE, leaves he com
psny's Wharf, Washington, EVERY ZION.
G =, H., IauKSDA4 and SATURDA Y al
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDA Z
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. G. o'clock On
This company makes close connections ct AL
exsndris With . the = G, '. Il: G. $: r. K.
received for ell points, North and South.
handled with caro- ADJ forwarded with nro1ort.
ness and dispatch.
Fer further information apply to
+. A. REED, Agent,
Janney'g wharf,
!ional Metropolitan Bank, 18th street. opposite
tno Treasury Department., Washington.
NH IL SAMUEL BACON, President.
CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK.
- D~ '''01 DA BosT oS' ADANoh ANIL
Steam ers leave Alezandria EVERY TIES.
DAY snG leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
y aDAY, st IL O. clock N. from Pier TO- N.
Wharves.
This limo connects at Alexandria with tie O..
4. q III. and Y q Q. K. Rs. snG at Philsdel.
pha with Clydes regular Steamships for Fail
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with prom ptness and care,
fres of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia and
Q wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through rates and through bills
Of lading given. Insurance Of the Lowest rates.
Agents:
F.. A. REED, Alexsndria.
VIM. 2. CI YDE g. co., Phlladelphia.
GEO. =. HYDE, Georgetown, D. c.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
ian ST.
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ETEAM EkS.
DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.

On and after SEPTEMBER ls., 1878. boats
Will leave Is follows
ALEXANDRiA-60 90, 50, 30, l0 10 and
Ii 80 a. n, and - as. 90. 80, 20 and 30 p. m.
WAsHINGTON-6 40, 8 10, 9 80, 10 20 g. n.
~ 10. and 20, :. 80, 80. o. and 90 p. n.
aug Oft
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OvEncoATs, EIsEMAN Bros, TN AND Il