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New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
1yDERWRITERs WORKING TOGETHER.

An EFFORT 10 REVIVE THE NEw-YORK BOARD.
An effort is being made to revive the New
York Board OF Fire UNDERWRITERS. The quarrel over the
question Of rates. which began in the board ABOUT two
years ago. resulted in the abandonment OF the tarlh
that had been established by the board Although the
organization kept mp existence, the lire under
writers have taken very little interest III its meetings
during the past eighteen months 1t Il admitted gen
orally that tnere many questions OF common interest
20 ali fire insurance companies, besides the question OF
rates huch valuable statistical information can be OBJ
tained at and In fuller detail IL IL claimed by
the panies acting together than can be secured by
each one working separately In like manner they can
also operate 20 advantage as body on legislative ques-
tons and many other matters OF general concern.
About ten days ago. fifty companies were admitted 10
membership In tEc board and at meeting OF the board
yesterday seventy-sX companies were represented.
eryOr AT Furty-secOnd-s and Fifthave and instruct
ing the law committee OF the board to take such
ureg IA deem advisable to secure the defeat Of
the bill al present before the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

SOMETHING LIKE A" Six AND EIGHT " PENN
ORTII-Old Mr. Medallion (who has called on his so.
ctor arrange certain matters In connection Win MS
approaching marriage with young bride): Well, Mr..
Docket regards the marriage settlement, how
much do yOu think might settle upOn-upOn Miss
Bloomington i-Mr. Docket: Well, you know, since
you do ask me, should say, settle upon Miss b. as
much money as you can put your name to- you see her
poor fellow !-Old MI McBuillon o A-a-a II Judy.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
TELEGRAPuIC NOTES.

BOSTON. April 17.-NIeSsrS. Jackson d Whittier,
leather dealers No 76 Tighst. failed TODAY. Their Ia
bil.iics are reported az 100000 assets unknown
OSHAwA, Ont, April 17-'rhc mOders at the stove
foundry have struck. owing 10 the employment of n0nulO
men, \ number mOhiers from Buffalo went to work, blt
the strikers induced Of them return home ana UU
them station this morning The lew
Who remain require police escort Violence is feared.
QUEBEC, April IA man named Talbot has Just
died i'm the asylum here who during lucid interval before
death confessed having murdered MI 81 Pierre ana ater
ward throwing body into the river 81 Lawrence Inc
murder was committed last and Talbot was tried for
the crime at time but doctors evidence that lie was
of uusOund mind and he sent to the asylum.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
THE RAILROAD on THE BEACH.

Thomas Kinsclla, one of the commissioners
to decide upon the proposed route Of the shecpshcad
Bay and Coney Island Railroad along CUney Island
Beach from Cables Hotel to the Point yesterday filed
report In which hc Gsscns from the views OF COmmis-
s0ncrs L0Oms and Emmett, whose report was favorable
10 the projected route. Mr.. Kinsella says The cvi-
deucc taken before the commission jusifes him In say
ing that, apart IRON those VINO may DC interested III the
buidng of tins road there are 10 private persons In
any way concerned In the prosperity OF Concy Island
who opposed to the construction or this road
the line designated. No one owning property on the
line the route at either end OF IT, seems 10 favor IL
it.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
BOARD OF EDUCATION METHODS.


A copy of bill recently passed in the Leg
isature making age al which children can enter the
public schools five years instead Of four, was read at
the meeting Of the Commissioners OF Education ycstcr
day, and the board expressed much pleasure at the
change.
Commissioner Watson opposed the releasing of No GO
Emst which years has been used by the board
as an auxiliary school No "a. which is next door, at
81 800 a year. He stated that 1900 was rent enough,
and that concealed by the trustees OF the sixth
Ward in the recommendation to pay Sl2OO, since one OF
them Timothy Brennan, Was the real owner OF the build
No. &C. Several Commissioners strongly OJccedtO 10
such statements open board, when the accused per
son cod not he present OcNpdH away any charges FL
pay the board voted to lease the building at zoo
year. all tine Commissioners. Mr.. Watson included eN-
cent President Wood ana Mr. DOwd, voting III favor OF
the resolution ia explanation OF this VOTE IN the iaco OF
his charges MI Watson SAID he must 90 s0 because inc
rcpJrt NJ whole combined three or four worthy prop
ositiDus that il was absolutely necessary to adopt
erection of an additional story upon the building used
lie training department OF the Normal College.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
SEEKING RELIEF FROM CREDITORS.

j. $. Taylor & Co., manufacturers of boxes
under the name OF the Metropolitan Packing Box Fac
torv Mt Nos 9s and 100 Norfolk-st.. made assign
mept Yesterday TO Charles g. SAKE. d. PrOcapiad the
partner who furnished $4,000 TO the business became
d,.sotsed with management Of affairs and an as
sgument was the only way to settle the difficulties
Register Dayton has received voluntary petition IN
bankrlptcy by Isaac :. Lawrence, Of the late firm OF
Priest Lawrence q Fuller, jewellers, In Maiden-lane.
The liabilities amount To S3l 900.
Francis s. WynkOUp, a retired Varnish dealer, VINO
failed in January with liabilities amounting to S2e2OOO
has been discharged from bankruptcy before Register
Dwight,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
MISSIONARY WORK OF BAPTIST WOMEN.

Inc StNTHIH HHHTIII IIICtIIIIS VI ITTU W UIITdH >
Baptist Missionary Society was begun yesterday In the
West FIftythiId Street Baptist Church The Society,
which is auxiliary to the Baptist Missionary Union,
tends throughout the NewEngland and Middle states,
and embraces nearly 500 church societies or circles
Over delegates in attendance yesterday. MIS-
Williams treasurer Of the society, reported that
the past year $4,000 i3 had been received and
ss S3l been paid out for missionary purposes
review of the home department work OF the society
was read by Mrs. NJ L. Clarke, who stated Ia az the
ditiOn OF the society prosperous its membership
being about 1900 and steadily increasing. The for
eign missionary work OF the society was skctcncd by
Mrs Ayah HOycy spOnding scCrt tary She stated
that the society sustained In India. Japan and China
thirtysevcn mission schools, which gave instruction To
s32 pupils Reports were made also by tine secretaries
OF State committees, regarding the progress OF
missionary work in the churches, aud short addresses
were made 10y several lady missionaries supported by
the society, but now IN this country Oh leave.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
A CoFFEE-HoUsE On THE EAST SIDE.

The ladies OF the Bible and Fruit Mission
havcdetcrmucd in this city the value OF the cof
tCc-louse rs an element In the warfare against inem-
pcraucc Public attention was called TO the matter for
the first time last week the occasion Of lecture de-
vCrcd by Joshua Bailey, the founder Of the very sue
ccssu Philadelphia cofcc-houses. Miss susan Kendall
cf No Is ls Nineteenth ST. who Il among those prom
incut the movement, states that IL is proposed 10
have the coffee house near the East River, IN twenty
Sytl-st where. II Is stated, landed every month
.housauds and women who nave been discharged
from BlackWells Island ana the county institutions
1hesc persons have to pass fOrtnrec liquor saloons on
their way from the ferry tO ThrdaYc. To counteract
these influences the lease Of some small buildings IN
TwCnthslXtht., opposite Bellevue Hospital Is 7ousht
and will probably be Ohtducd for the proposed cOnrc
nonsa whether 10 build or simply NJ up the old houses
has not yet been decided the plan which VIII allow 3
the speedcst realization of the scheme VIII be adopted
The object will be TO furnish for tue least money the
very food For cents large cup OF The best Java
cOiIee and wheaton roll will be given The place VIII
made attractive possible and agents VIII Dc al
the ferry receive and direct those arriving from the
island The ladies' when visiting the hospitals VIII in
form those there confined OF the establishment OF the
Some money has already been contributed
10 insure trial OF the plan
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
THE DUTIES ON SUGARS.

A letter just received from Demarara says
Evidence is being taken here before Mr.. Busey
gentleman sent by the United states Government and
AttorneyGeneral in the matter OF dark centrlfu-
gals" Professor Gideon L. Moore has made report 10
the Treasury Department samples OF the Demarara
sugar in the cargo Of the schooner Morning Light seized
in this city, He declares that 1t artcay colored
TO make the investigation thorough Professor Chan
der has been requested by the Treasury Department 10
visit Washington at once and make an analysis.
The conference Of importers and rennets OF
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
rrnMINENT ARRIVALS.

NetyopoHian Hof|l-M. de ZamacOna, Mexican
special Agent at Washington General l. G. Easton T. = A.
and gressnan o. b. MattesOn, Of Utica H0teI Bns
,rc-E Blnhdorn. Secretary Of the Ans ran Legation AZ
Washington William Bliss General Manager ot me Bos-
tnn ana Albany Railroad BrerDOrt ROus'-Unlted states
District Jucge William j. Wallace of SYRACUSE run
frsgns Hotel Congressman j. NJ :. Williams Gf MASH
chuseta. General Il. f. Ballard OF saratoga George Is NJ
arsc, cf Washington Harvey g. Eastman n Poughkee
slc and Cnloie William !. ClZzens o. Newport BUCK
iDab Iobl- Professor George j. Brush OF lae college
Frs,eu !. N HOrsiOrd, OF 1aiIbldte
sfass aud Kiucs:nll, of Toronto. UtStmnsteT
IfO'--R. Montgomery Field, OF Boston AtW- OTh hOt
Charles BrOdheld, Of Bethlehem, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
VERDICT AGAINST THE UNION FERRY COMPANY
In the Brooklyn City Court, yesterday, before

Judge McCue, the suit OF Samuel Clark, OF No LAG Lex
neton-aye this city, against the Union Ferry Company
10 recoye. 81 900 damag gPs, tried. The suit grew
OF the conpanys efforts to stop the speculation in
tickets by small boys Sir. Clark claimed that on jan
uary "a he offered OF the old tickets at the Fulton
Ferry House. and after passing In forcbly elected
by two Of the companys employees. The Jury gave hm
a verdict for $22S.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
BLAMED FOR THE MAGENTA EXPLOSION

4 ItUUTJ WIS HIdIIV, yV0IVIItyJ Uy IIV UHIItU
States Local Inspectors OF Steamboats, In the matter Of
the fatal explosion upon the steamship Magenta The
report ceusrcs Francis Wllsey experimenting Engi.
neer OF the Stephens & COIdit TransportiOn Company
for falling 10 examine the boilers OF the steamship at the
beginning tue present As Mr. WIlsey has no
steamship engineers license 10 further proceedings
can be taken by the inspectors
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
THE NEWPORT ELECTION.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., April 17.--The vote for
Mayor stood: Bedlow, 655; stephen p. slOcum, $50
Harwood T.. Read was elected City Marshal; Thos IL
Clarke Superintendent OF Public schools and David NJ
Coggcslal City Treasurer. The majority for granting
"A l!uuOr license was 2l
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
HEAVY FAILURE.

LIVERPOOL, April 17.-Darbyshire, McKin-
nell Co.. merchants and shpowners OF this town. have
failed Their liabilities estimated ut Sl25OO00.
They were engaged chiefly IN the South American trade
but had some connection with the United States
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

SOUND LUNGS AND A VIGOROUS FRAME
can bo acquired using PHILLIPS "PALATABLE COD LIVER
on combination with PHOsrHO-N TRIfNE Sold by all
druggists Depot. No Platt-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, NO
oi3 BROADWAY
0a.m.47'. Noon. So. 3p m 5s1 Midnight 46'.
IigI est during the daY. bS' Lowest, 41'
Average, 4SSso. famo day, 1877. 62as'.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
MR.. BEECHER'S ACCUSER.

MENTAL CONDITION OF MRS. TILTON.
THE THEORY OF HER INSANITY BELIEVED by MANY
PLYMOUTH CHURCH MEMBERs-No ACTION 10
BE TAKEN BY THE CHURCH III SHE Is lNsANE-
INFLUENCES BROUGHT TO BEAR on HER.
The question whether or not Mrs. Iliton Is insane
is discussed in connection with the pos'lOlhty ol
action by Plymouth Church in her case. IL she Is
held to be insane-as many Plymoutn members
consider her to benz steps Will be taken
by the church to drop her name from the roll
It is not now believed that Mrs. Tiltons
letter to Mrs. Raymond, written month
aRo. in which the writer declared that she was
guilty, will be published. Thomas G. Shearman
holds it at present. Miss Catharine +. Beechcr has
written to TIE TRIBUNE expressing her indignation
at the charges against her brother. Mr. Beecher Is
receiving many dispatches expressing sympathy anu
confidence and is having much success III his Iec-
ture tour.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
Announcements

Nv wife saws, Give me XLCR bone
less goldfish handy prepare, and SO delicious
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

PomerOy's Elastic Rupture Belt is the best
truss without metal springs. Price 81 7l6 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

THE LATEST ESTIMATE OF THE STRIKE.
LONDON, Thursday, April 1s, 1873.
Sixty thousand additional operatives have
struck in Lancashire, making total Of $4,000 now out
For other Foreign Nscs zee HrSt poge
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore. on the propoeee,
new tariff will bc held at the rooms or tne ipofSie
and Crncers' Board OF Trade this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
SYMPATHY WITH MR.. BEECHER.

SUCCESS or HIS LECTURE TOUR-DlsfAIOhE' va
SYMPATHY AND CONFIDENCE RECElNED-hls
WORDS ON LYING.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TBBUNEi
AyOv. NY, April 17.-Mr. BeecheT's reception
along the whole line of his progress is one of excep
tiona cordiality. At Avon, tonight, the hall was
very much too small People lOcked in from villages
in every directOn-Dansvlle, Mt. Morris, Geneseo
South Avon COnesus, South LivOnia, Livonia, Ham
ilton, Leroy, Lima aud Caledonia. The commit
tee cleared several huudIed dollars on his lecture
The newspapers that are unfavorable do not repre-
sent the feelings of the Mr. Beecher is con-
stantly receiving dispatches of sympathy and con1-
dence from every portion OF the country
In his lecture, tonight he was at his
very best. He dwelt at length the
subject OF lying and perjury. He said Lie not
for love- lie not for mercy lie not for humanity, lie
not ALL 1t was not necessary for the Lord Jesus
Christ to lie He was the perfect example"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

MORE IRONCLADS PREPARING.
LONDON Thursday, April Is, 1878.
Five additional British irOnclads have been
put into commission.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
TINE MI .rT.W B II X,
NOW READY.

Snniey's Explorations OF the Congo" by ChefJusce
p. Daily profusely lustrate The Art ofNenti-
laton by Prof Charles A. JOY Pm d. numerous cuts and
dagrams); Toledo spain" by y. Robinson n3 ue"sG
"CIeopatra's Ne edle and Other MOpOhs" by Basil H.
Cooper GO illustratons The Gorilla and Other Apes
by Richard A. Proctor % engrayIngs) &c, &C. Stories
Allan Gray's Mistake" Dick Pr0sser's Crime"
The Opal Bracelet" Kid" The American Countess
Continued &C.. &c. by Amanda NJ. Douglass Eta W.
Pierce and several other popular noyelists. Numerous
paragraphs Of Political and Natural History, Science,
Interes sting Anecdotes, Poems, Wit and HImOr &c,
complete the number I2S quarto pnRes-1oO Interests
ing eugrayings including beautifully colored fronts-
piece with interesting descriptive matter, entitled A
Clutch for Dear Life"
single Copies, 25 cents. Annual Subscription, s3,
POSTPAID.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-17
m EDI( INAh.
r II " Err

This lmportaiIt organ weighs tut about
three pounds. and al the blood In living
person (about thr-o g.llons) passes through
it at least once every half hour, to have tho
bile and other iu purites strained or filtered
from it. Bile is the NATURAL purg alive of the
| bowels, and if the Liver becomes TORPID it is
not separated from the blood, but carried
| through the veins 10 ali parts of the system,
and IN trying to escape through the pores of
The skin. causes j; to turn yellow or dirty
brown color. The stomach becoues diseased
and Dyspepsia, Iodiyestion, Constipation,
Re.dsche Biileusneas, JauDdice, hills,
III alsrial Fevele, lea, Sick aid Sour sIem
acb. and general debility follow 81 Ell.
RELLS HEpATlEE. the great vegetable
discovery for torpidny, Causes the Liver TO
| throw IF from one 70 Two ounces OF bile each
| time the bl Jod pssees through 1t. IS loug as
there j. al excess If bile; aid The shec, Of
even few doses upon selIog complexion
or brown, dirty locking skin, will alton
ish all who try it-lbey belng the first 81 MP
toms to disappear. The cure If all biuous
diseases and Liver complaint is made Ger.
tain by taking hspstine in sccordanre With
directions Be.d,c is generally cured in
twenty minutes, and no disease that arises
from the Liver Con exist if a fair trial i,
given. Tase 10 pills when you c.n get
Hepaline ut the same price For sac by
81 Druvsisra Pes. T. csc and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-17
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,


The y AL Trails Will leave X Washington
to- 8 o. and AlexsnG c,s VI s % t.. Il. daily
except SUNDAY; pass Lee3curl. s?:HE "e:i'
ward, III Il III Il. Il. !, snd arrive al Round Ill
~ L. o.. Leave Bound Hill 1T 1890 2. H.; pa=
Lees burg. gong .bslHsrd, ct 10 ,. ILL.,, nj! s.
RVS 81 AIe1anGrla 81 3:l5 p. a., end {
Washingtob $3.50 p. II.
The ACCOM- NOD ATOM TRAIN vi"
lesve NashiLs tcn q, 70 p fa, and Aie&sHdn;
a; I Is p II. Gnly, except Sunday, aud arIiT'
u, t.e-s burg at 40 y. II. Leave Leesourg d
= CO n III. and ar!iVv TT Alexandria 81 ID r. II
and Washington Il. ~ t. n.
lss- Passengers trOn Washington will Ia:
tie Washington cid Ohio cars al tao BasL!rlo7
& Potomac Railroad statlon at9 IL u. II. snd H.
y.p., ard so through without change OF ca
The sos t.. Il. trsin from Alexandra snd ia
.. tu train from Ro"nd Hlll connect st RouE.
Ell viii narris Daily Line OF CoHclt
;or Snickersvilie: 6erryville snd WinchesIG
also with He.:mer Line Of Coaches, which lcsS
Hoesburs daily for Aide end Middleburs.
Both teams. westward make close connectlol;
1t Vienna, with Sisson's Limo Of Stages for FaI'
fs1 Court douse,
E9lM1n Hs.as3eE s&GEeig, 8 CTS. Per ln.ie
An e asss E}cEsss, $50.
4. II. HAYENEH,
oct 4-it General Ticks: Agen%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-17

FNKUSTEaS SALE OF a VALUABLE
4 FARM AT louisville STATION,
In PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTX.-By
vrture OF u deed IF trust exc .uted by John
" q on and wife on the 2G.h day of May, 1874.
mad duy recorded III the cl-rk's flee IF The
PRICE Wili.m County Court In liber No. -,
fono 546 / will offer Tor Sale, by public auction,
betore tho trout door Of the Court House or taid
county Oh the 9Th DAY OF JANU AIRY, 1879
Chat nei:g court day oil OF that VALU a bLE
TRAIT UE LAND, lying near NoResvile
Station, IN said county containing 249 acres
lnls lard lies iuimeC iately upon the railroad
Tanning up to the station, ard is one Of the beat
Improved .Erms in the county.
lerms o! sale: Cash enough &c pay the Gratis
and expenses oi e2ecutlng TINS trust and to die
Charge The nmUunt s.cured by SAID deed Ut trust
rem lining p.ld, II being about $50 and The
IeuaiuCer IN thres equal nnhual lLst,lnenls,
with Iutsrest from Cay VI sale, and the pur.
chsser 10 secure the deferred payments by deed
Of trust upon he farm Selling as trustee
e5all cunvey only such tile rs is invested, which
however il usquJ.tlOn"o ole.
ELISHA e. MEREDITH.
deco Is Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-17
IIU NGS

The fatality of Consumption or Tnrostand
Lung Diseases. which sweep to the grave st
least one third Of all deaths victims, arises
from the Opium or Morpti inc treatment.
which mpIy stus ef.s rs Inc work OF death
goes on. $40 OC0 Will be paid If Opium or
Morphine Or any preparation of upiun,
Morphine or Prussic Acid can be found IN
the GLOBE Flower Cough Syrup which has
cured people who arc living to day with one
remsinlpg Iubg No greater wrong Can be
done than 10 say than consumption is incur.
abe The GLOBE FLOWER COUGH
SYRUP will cure II when all other mesns
bsve failed also Colds. Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all diseases OF the throat and
lungs Read the leslimonlals of the Hon
Alex H. Stephens and others in our book
free 10 all ut tie drug stores lake no
Troches or Lozengee for Sore Throat, when
you can get Glooe Flower Syrup at same
price r r sale by al Druggists. PRICE
csc and u.
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Aluall0rla 0azette
TUESDAY EVENING, deer. II,

The Oths Side.
By HARRY HAZEL.
Two sides ,be.e are to every tail,
Aud every proVerb, toe;
AID have sought to here present
Some truths ~ aspects ueT.
"Ths early bird will each the worm,
We 10 our youths we're taught;
But while the late worm sleeps 10 peace,
fbe early worm is caught.
"The rolling stone oullec 90 moss,
Arothtr fact that's huiled
At many q youth who feels iIo!iaed
To roam ahvut the world.
b. heres Que truth that seems to be
Hid from cur elders eyes:
TIE stone that changes not lis place
Cao never hope to riss.
"a Quail hats CD ught, I've heard it said.
Il, worth 1870 pheasauts free,
Bu, jest :; f CT, The captured oae
Wall soorsr eaten &c.
Secure the perce. tho Fsges say
"rhe pounds will be oprs.'
But if you have the co.lsrs safe.
The dimes viii be. N sure.
It's well 10 LOOK before you strive,
10 pierce tho eilsen shield;
If what is On the c;hsr side
Will Just as qai;kly yield.
Just so 'ts Well TO see, ere you
Dsse inmate your lore.
Il thoso whom you would strive 10 tesch
Were cot az learned before.
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1878 GREAT 1871

Pennsylvania ROUTE
TO THE MOTH, WEST s. SCUTH ~ Is:
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL RAILS, splendid SCENERY
AAGNIFLCENG GQUIPMENT.
Nov. 10 iS78-7 23 p. n.
Trains leave ~ sshinEyoA icon cepo: OF b.
TIMORl & rOTOMAC RAILROAD, 60,
ner Of Sixth and 81. te.s, IS follows:
For Phila. New Yo1k SD t1e East, l.3s,i 50
l015 o. II daily. WITH t-izce Cars. L:n
ltod Express oi Pullman farlor Cars -.
N. daily, except ovad:y. For i'hi!s:Sis-
$50 y. ID. daily
For Pi.lsbucg and tbs West ID. IL s::l.dai!y, ~:
Harlor Csrs &c Eittsburg, 80 p. q. ai.i
vita Palace C&7 50 Chicago.
For CaHaudaigua and the North, rs . d.
ds!ly, except Saturday. VIII Eal4ra IS: =
WstEus. For Ethics, 1919 =. ~. ISL;
except Sunday.
For Baltimore, 7.CO. S.35. 80 end TO- :. II:
100 70. = 50, T.a0 AID 10 Is p Ga 54c.
Gag, ~ 10 -. IL. 80. So, II and - IL p.l
LOyAi4 trl-4l.yS.
For A!exaadr!s g. IFS, $, >, IL s:ii |! g. r., 81.
lis, 3, Al, 6, t,Qj I, ard ll.39 .. n o.
Sunday 3 n, snd IS and 2. ID.
Trains Leave AieXsadria Tor ~ ssnins.o!: -
rs $780, 900, 10 aid IL ..,a., i, 5, 49,. :, ~
aDd : y. n /. ! IL a. 81.
DE- Sundsy ct o.03 aIJ ~ =. Dc, snI . ID PR.
ThEOUGH TRAIN HOc; TIE SuUGH, VIA
Quantico anG Richmond, will leave ..isxal.
drA a. 10 r. q. ,ni 80 p d. dHjig.
Tickets and Information caI Is PROCURE! :
principal railroad stations end ticker rl-".
Southeast: L. 7, fAEASE,
Gent. 2asia;gcr Ago.:
FRANZ THOMSON
General Msnsge- nova
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-17
kUCTECE SALES.
E7 Green s. Wise,

IEeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.] p
TX ~ UTrk,' ,ALEUF n VALU otS
T. WAREHOUSES will offer for 81 q oy
,ub'ic auc,i,.n. n SATURDAY, the llth Gay
81 Jsnua,y, 1873 a. II o'clock NJ, o. the prem
ises that v ALUa Bile FOUR tTOh1
BHICK WAREHOUSE located Oh the south
west corner OF Ring srd Lee streets. in the Guy
of A,-x.nafis Va. now occupied byJ A. Harm
son ss iced store, fronting on King street aoou.
so feet and running back to II feet alley, aho
ii ding on Lee street about IS !eet.
Tcrns Of Sale: Casa.
X a DULANY,
JOHN A CARTER,
ARTHUR HEkBEEI,
Executors O. John 2. Dulany, dec g.
dec 11-24wt,