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, 1878-02-08

MARRIED.-In the city OF Olympia, on
Wednesday, Jan. 30th, by Rev. Jno. r.
Thompson, Mr.. Saml. ID. Howe, of that
place. and Mrs. Alvirah II. Clapp, Of Port
Townsend. We are under obligations for
The receipt of "tooths0me reminder. "
This is the couple spoken Of heretofore as
having disappointed so many youthful in
labitants of this place. May they have
heightened lease Of life in whichto enjoy
che new relation.
, 1878-02-08

THE mail schooner Winefred arrived
from Neah Bay on Sunday of this week,
after perilous trip. In going down she
encountered very heavy gale at ClalIam
Bay, had part Of the rigging of her
mainsail at its top carried away, and put
back to this place. disabled. so she did
not reach Neah Bay at all on her last trip.
We believe this is only the second instance
Of failure to reach that point once Il week,
In about II months, which speaks well for
Capt. Gilbert as a seaman.
, 1878-02-08

MIR. Solomon Walker. former resident
of this Territory. but who. with his family
has been for several years resident of
Canada. returned. arriving ut Port Town
send on Tuesday Of this week. His num-
erous friends and associates of former
wears. in this county and Clallam, will
doubtless be pleased to meet. once more.
and exchange greetings with him, and
also 10 know that he proposes to settle in
this part of the country. bringing his fam
ily ont here again when summer comes.
, 1878-02-08

The steamer Phantom went up to Seat
tie on Tuesday of this week, to undergo
% repairs. In about week or ten days she
Will resume her place on her former
route, with the same running days and
schedule time. Capt. Geo. Coupe will be
In command. We predict Tor her lively
season and plenty of work.
, 1878-02-08

OUR young whartinger, drayman and
general rustler, Harry Tibbals, met with
slight accident on Sunday afternoon,
when the Dakota came in. by slipping
aud spanning one of his ankles very
severely. With his usual activity, how
ever, and busy-bee incinations, he is
around again. at his many sided post OF
duty.
, 1878-02-08

The Commercial Reporter" of Port
land, Oregon. of the 25th ultimo, is on
our table, and is remarkable in its com
plete statistical information concerning
Oregon. In its general remarks on the
past year we notice, as evidence OF the
growth and prosperity of the webfoot
State that the value OF all exports through
the Columbia river amounted to quarter
Of a million dollars more during the year
1877 than the year previous.
, 1878-02-08

THE subject of Rev. Jno. Parsons SER
rnon on Sunday evening last, " Belschaz-
2lr's least, or visitation from God, "
proved very interesting one as it was
handled with thought and ability. The
subject OF his sermon next Sunday even
ing will be AbsoIom; or the fast young
man." 1t will undoubtedly deserve an
extensive hearing. Mr., Parsons preached
Oh Sunday morning last, at Chimacum.
, 1878-02-08

AT the Good Tcnplars' entertainment
this evening the address to have been de-
livered by Rev. Jno Rea. will be supplied
ia thar gentleman's absence. By select
reading by Mr.. rhos Drummond. Prof.
Roberts instrumental music will consist
of a medley of national airs. Otherwise
theperiormance will be as published by u,
last week.
, 1878-02-08

QUICKEST PASsAGE.-Now comes into
court the following certified account: The
the three.masted schooner W. l.. Beebe
arrived at this port on Monday last hav-
ing made the passage here from Honolulu
in II days and lShours. This, we believe,
is the best sailing time upon record.
, 1878-02-08

PERsONAL.-Dr. Issac n. Power, at
presented located at La Conner, visited
Port Townsend during the past week
The Doctor is promising young man,
worthy of success. Mr.. e. w. Morse, of
the general merchandise business at Oak
Harbor, came over to replenish his
stock, and Capt. J. ii. Swift, mail-carrier,
Of COveland, wss also IN town.
, 1878-02-08

REV. Jno. Rea did not return from San
Francisco by the Dakota as was expected.
He will perhaps be here on the City of
Panama, until the arrival of which his
pulpit will most likely be vacant.
, 1878-02-08

THE schooner Mary Parker came up
from DuugeneSs night before last, bring.
ing iull load OF potatoes, to h. shipped
TO san Francisco on the Dakota. The
Letitia is also due from the same place
with load Of potatoes belonging to the
same cargo. Mr.. Thos. Jackman Is the
purchaser.
, 1878-02-08

A GENERAL reconstruction of the store
OF o. f. Gerrsh & Co., of this place in.
cluding the erection Of a new counter,
free Use OF paint, varnish, ETC., improves
the looks Of that establishment very much
, 1878-02-08

FINE PIANOS. There are. at the store
of b. S. Miller, Esq, two fine pianos, a
Weber, style 3. and Sherman g. Hyde;
the former, a 500, instrument Is said to be
the finest ever brought to the Territory
with but one exception.
, 1878-02-08

REV. NJ. Eells, of the Skokomish reser-
walton, came down few days ago, and
went to Dungeness to keep the Indians
straight during their grand potlatch"
which is just now in progress down there.
, 1878-02-08

The auction sale Of personal property,
advertised to take place last Monday, by
Messrs. Rothschid & Co., and the purser
of the str, California, was postponed until
Monday the 25th inst.
, 1878-02-08

PROF. Roberts has succeeded so admir-
ably with his class in instrumental music
that he has already more pupils than he
can conveniently accommodate. This is
quite gratifying to others as well as him
self.
, 1878-02-08

GOING EAST.-Prof. Huffman has con-
cluded to go East for his health. He will
start in about two weeks. So it
seems his place will be vacant sure
enough.
, 1878-02-08

The re.laying Of some crossings down
on Water street improves the thorough
fare considerably.
, 1878-02-08

The little saloon on Union Wharf has
been sold to Mr.. j. J. Hunt Richard
Mcdonnell is back again at his former
post at the Cosmopolitan.
, 1878-02-08

MIR. Jackman's shipment Of potatoes.
from Dungeness, amounts to about $500
bushels. They are said to be very choice
lot.
, 1878-02-08

tA- Steeoscopic views OF all important
points on Puget Sound & California, fol
sale at Jas. Jones'
, 1878-02-08
EDING
Board Of County Commissioners Of JeE.
fersOn County, February Term, 1873.
PORT TOWNSEND, Feb. 4, 1878.

PORT TOWNSEND, Feb. 4, 1878.
Board met at p. NJ. Present o. F.
Gerrish and William Bishop, Commits
sioners.
The following bills were examined, ap-
proved and ordered paid to-wt:
n. ID. Hill, stationery. ry........$ 2 %
&C. Bartlett, Treasurer, station
cry and postage stamps ...... 30
BS Miller, sheriff f.............. GA 20
j A Kuhn, Probate Judge, in mat
ter of the insanity Of r Dunk. 10 40
j S Noyes, arresting r Dunk, in
sane. at Ludlow and conveying
to Port Townsend ............ 10 90
r + Ryan, supt OF schools, salary
per diem and mileage for year AZ 10
Waterman & Katz, record book. 2 80
Weekly ARGUS, Treas. notice to
tax payers, and tax receipts. S 80
II l. Tibbals, 2 cords bark for aud
itor and clerk OF dist court Of
flee ........... .....,...... w
Mary Fowler, eXecutrix estate Of
Z s Fowler, dec, for rent. ...... 2G so
L L Minor, maintenance OF poor
1878 ...................... 252 90
J Seavey, auditor, or ending, Jan
81, 1873 ................... 30 so
Ordered that the following named per-
sons be and hereby are selected Grand and
, 1878-02-08

Go to Waterman & Katz for the best
carpets. at reasonable prices.
, 1878-02-08

Eeg- Go to Jas. Jones for all kinds of
fruit; Corner Custom House.
, 1878-02-08

For good cranberries 90 to Messrs.
Rothschld & Co. 80 cents per gallon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-17
AUCTION SALES.

7 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE CATALO-
IL CUE SALE.
ELEGANT MARBLE AND SLATEMAN-
Tells
rof the newest designs.1
VERY RICH BRONZE CHANDELIERS,
CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS,
GILT CHANDELIERS,
DROP LIGHTS, GAS STANDARDS.
GILT AND PLATED FIRE CRATES AND
SUMMER PIECES.
MAGNIFICENT WALNUT BATH. TU BS,
WASHSTANDS, PARIS RANGES.
FURNACES. LATROBES.
VERY FINE ASSORTMANTO OF
BRONZES REAL AND ARTISTIC, IN
FIGURES AND GROUPT.
GAS, AND STEAM FITTING
STOCK, TOOLS. LATHES, sc.
Being the entire contents. (useful and ornsmen-
tsl) of the magnificent and we'll known establish
ment of A. r. Shepherd s. Co., 18th and Penn.
avenue northwest
We will sell on TU ESDAY MORNING, > une
18th, commencing at 10 o'clock, and continue
each day at same hour, until the whole STOCK ID
disposed Of, at the store No. 4O7 18th street
north west, one door above Penn. avenue,
the above very desirable assortment OF goods
being one Of the largest and varied south OF Ne"
York City, offering an unusual opportunity -
persons in search Of such goods either t,r u:e &C
decoration.
The sale being without reserve, We would re-
specially solicit q careful examination. Csts.
logues will be ready Saturday, and can be had
on application TO the auctionoers
je Ats DUNCANSON BROS, Auct.
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j. Y. MENEFEE, l
I'll. Il MOFFETT,
j. NJ. FORBES, Col
j. f.. STROTIIER, /
K. TAYLOR SCOTT, J
shanrurlS county. IN 5-W4W
I5y Graan & Wise.

(Rcal Estate Agents and Auctionoors.)
*"tUMMISSIONERS'S SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE SUBURBAN FARM.-By virtue
of decree Of the Circuit Court for the county
of Alexandria. Virginia, reMdered at its May
term 1875 in tho chancory cause of Mills
snd wife vs. Beach, trustee the undersigned.
special commit sioners therein named. will offer
for salc by public sution. on SATURDAY,
June - 1878 a. II o'clock, in front Of the on
trance to tho Court room, on Fairfax street, in
the city Of AIexandra, Virginia. that certain
TRACT OF LAND, with the improvements
thereon, situated in said county of Alexandria,
Va. on the north side Of the Middle Turnpike
road abor. l.! miles from the city, and next ad.
Joining wy Hill Cemetery on the west. contain
ing acres. rood and y porches. the property
cf }. Dix Mills, esq.
Terms Of EaIc-Six hundred dollars in cash,
and the residue in two equal instslments at elk
and twelve months, respectively, from the day
CT sale, with interest. Bonds of the purchaser
70 10 taken for the deferred payments, and to DO
sncureh by u lien on the property.
$. FERGUSON REACH. | Specis
>. CHAPMAN NEALE. ! CONS
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WHITE GRAVEL FOR SALE.

Tbo pnaarsigned has at Reeds wharf, near Inc Inc
foot Of Kine street, 400 BUsHS. OF WHITE 1 :.
POINT GRAVEL for sale, and WI! oe a,,;t the
TO any part OF the city qq asas or 10 cents per
bushei at the whsrf Gall at once aud lesH9 1
Your ord i Ifnot sold in few days It Will
be taken away. WM. ~ ~ Erancs.
jel7-3t On board schr. John Il frsnc.s.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURA AND nj n
Y CHANIOAL COLLEGE; 10Th
1875 instesd Of l32 State students, as here e
lore go will be received free OF charSo 'o' w"
ton. Board in messes costs 81 montni anti, ~
Apply for appointments IS 9! MnH s'T Pcas,t
''i IL T 11o3gIae u w. !" " Rlscksburg, VIZ.
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PORT or NLEI4.vDxTA, JNIYE II.
sun rises 4 SO Sun SETS. ........... 81


Sun rises 80 Sun sets. .........,. -
ARRIVED.
Stmp G. Knight, Now York, to + 4, Read.
Str Defiance. Philadelphia, TO a Reed
Str Lady of the Luke, Norfolk, to "A kecd.
StrJ w Thompson, Nomini, to + a Reed.
Sir NJ sttano, Nomini, to Jos brodars q Go.
Steamer Sue. PIT Lookout, to } Breeders " 20.
Schr Almeda, Windsor, to w Smoot.
Schr Jno Ward, Jersey City, to American
Coal Co.
Schr jennie A Sheppard New Bedford. to
American Coal Co.
CLEARED.
Slmp John Gibson, Now York, by + n Reed
Str Lady of tho Lake, Norfolk, by z Eeed'
Str j w Thompson, Nomini, by A Reod.
Str Mattsno, Nomin by J Brodcrs - u"
Str Sue, Baltimore by j Broders - Go.
Schr Helen Hasbrouck, Jorsoy City. by AM
Schr j j Ward, Jersey City, by American
Coal Co.
American Coal Go.
Schrs Florence Dean, Breeze. Clara Carrie
HOLSTER, Carrie Holmes, Alice borda. gilvoT II
Booth, Geo Taulane, Mary Haloy, Il nonlke'
Susan, Winnie LaWrie and ChaS l'onhis'
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs A A Shaw, -; Abbio Corson;. lfostor'
L Iaek6r, DO OQlOTHo, t'aSe >SJ
nor, Fall River; Maggie j Chadwick, IroVl-
dence from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
Schrs John Johnson and l. A DAnenh over,
Georgetown, at Boston 18th. r.
Schr q + Simpson cleared from Boston LOT
Georgetown 10Th. NIL, d.,
Schr Theodore Dean sailed from Fall River
for Georgetown l2th. uo,,,or c,r
Schr Eben Fisher sailed from Gardiner Tor
Georgetown 18th. ,rh
Schr u i Steelman, from Whshlhgton' o"s
;nto Norfolk for repairs 18th. ,
Schrs Henry A Taber ana II NAS''''
Georpotown. at New Bedford l4Lh
Schr w II Kennel, Georgetown, at PROVIDENCE
Schr Henry @ Congdon, hence at Providence
nth. - part
Schr Irene 4 Messervy, Georgetown. al f''t
Schrs J Paine, Trade Wind. D. Ph,llips nnu
EA Hooper, Georgetown. at Boston, IGN 1H.h '"S''
Scbr VIM L Abbott hence at Boston 10 g.,
Scbr Elton Fisher sailed from ba'n i''
Georgetown 14!h inst. -, Man us.
SER q T Hodges, Georgetown at Ne" MS
ven, 10Th inst. pn,,;,oncofn FIR
Scbr Carrie s Hart sailed from fr'V'aeneo'o'
GEORGETOWN 18th inst. o,. u,hoNa,d
Schrs j M Crawford and Oliver Scholelu'
Georgetown, for New Haven NJ No" ''N'
10Th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-17
AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Rappahannock county, entered in the suit OF
Turner, &C., We. Turner'S administrator and
others, tho undersigned, commissioners, will
sell, by public auction, 10 the highest bidder in
tho town of Woodvilo in the said county, on
the ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, 1873, tho
TRACT OF LAND, lying adjacent TO said
town, Of which Zephaniah Turner died possess,
cd, and slso TWO HOUSES and LOTS in said
town, ono known as the Amiss lot, and tho other
rs the Stone House lot The said tract Of land
contains 5774 acres, and is one of the most valu-
able farms in the county of Rappahsnnock. 1t
is divided into eight fields and large meadow,
all under good fencing, and with running water
in every field. There is 8 good house, all the
necessary out buildings, and Gno young Or
chard upon tho said land.
Terms Of Sale: So much Of the purchase mon
oy to be paid in cash as will be sufficient to pay
The costs and expenses sttending the said sslo,
and the residue Of the purchase money to be
thereon from the day Of sale; said deferred pay
mcnts to be secured by the bonds of the .pur-
chaser, with approved security, and retaining
the legal title to tho properly sold until the
whole of the said purchase money is paid; but II
the purchaser shall pay in cash ono third of the
purchase money, thon personal security will be
dispensed with. If tho purchaser shall fail to
comply with the forms Of sale, then the land ia
TO DO resold ut his risk.
j. Y. MENEFEE,
H. & MOFFETT,
j. NJ. FORBES, Comm r..
j. f.. STROTHER,
X. TAYLOR SCOTT,
l.
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Fire fss sSOStSIY,

BosToN, juno l7.-At 1890 o'clock last
uight fire broke cut ir ono Of the main build.
ings of the extensive pork slaughtcriog and
curing establishment of Chas. II. North e Co.,
n Nj. df,rd street, Somcrvl|Ic. Owing to its
highly ithamabc character tho flames spread
rlpidIy, and allsavc ono building were destroyed.
The loss is estimated at between 100000 and
$500 900. There is an insurance of $50 900.
The bulldogs Constitute continuous chain Of
structures six in number. and Two main ones Of
brick, six stories high, and covered an area Of
four acres Extensive cellars extended under
the whole range 10 Which vast amount of meat
was stored 10 various stages OF curing. Besides
the buildings and machocry and the meat in
the cellars, POO newly slaughtered hogs, 800
live hog9, 1000 tierccs. 1000 cases and 500
barrels Of lard. i large amount OF bacon and L.
SOC barrels Of glue were destroyed; also two
franc tenement houses, aud ten others slightly
damaged. Eve hundred men arc thrown out
Of employment.
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NV UI.nOl
I}u i1rnnn ~ Wise

[Rcal Estate Agents and ActiOneors.]
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE DWELLING HOUSE and FINE
LOT IN THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,
VIKGINlA-By virtue of decree of the Cir
cult Court Tor the county OF Alexandria, rem
dcrcd at its May term. 1866. and decree Of the
CORPORATION Court Of the city Of Alexandria,
rendered At its April term, 1878, in the suit Of
Marshalls ct ais. VS.. Taylor ct ais, the under
signed, commissioners thoren named, will sell
b v public auction. on SATURDAY, tho sixth
day of July, 1875, in front of the entrance to the
conrs room, on Fairfax street. in said city,,
at wclvo o'clock M, tho LOT OF
GRO UND, with tho IMPROVEMENTS
thereon. situated at tho northwestern intersec.
lion of )uLo and st. Asaph streets, in said city,
and desc ibed as follows: BEGINNING at the in
tcrsection of said streets, and running lhence
with Duke street and binding thereon Westward
" l23 feet y inches, moro or less, to An alley ;
thence mort lw1rdly parallel to st. Asaph street,
and binding on said alley, with tho use thereof,
S. feet 3! inc hes; thcnco csstwardly parallel TO
Duko street - feel inches TO st. Asaph street,
thence with It, hsaph street TO the beginning.
Tho dwelling js fitted up with the modern i'm.
provcments. There is also stable and carriage
house Of brick ,m tho lot.
Terms of Sal Q: One fourth Of the purchase
money in cash OH the day Of sale; tn residue in
thrco in:taments At six, twelve and eighteen
months; the bonds Of the purchaser with ap.
proved security, 10 DO taken for the deferred
paynents, With interest. and the title TO bo re-
tsined until tho whole payment is completed.
Cost Of conveyancing ut the expense of the pur
chaser.
The commissioners arc authorized TO sell by
private saln, and will receive any offers before
tho day of public sale.
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
ARCHIBALD II. TAYLOR,
ioA-2awts Commiss oners of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-17

Tae market for Flour Is very utlll. ana "hl'o
&c make no change in our table OF quotations 10
effect sale, decided reduction would nave 10
bo made. The sales are confined entirely t.
home consumption. Tho domand E,r w neal Is
7ory light, and there was only ono sale OF lou
Of good red at 1906 The offerings wero very
:nsll. Corn is scarce, but in active request
with sales of white at 56s57. No sales of Rye or
Oats reported, and quotations are nominal.
BALTIMORE Juno 17.-Virgnia G., old, %;
10 deferred II; Virginias, consolidated, o.
10 Il series %; due coupons 50. Cotton o1er-
Flour dull; Howard sLroat and Western Supnr
, ;5aS@3 is do Extra Ia$4 IS; d" Family %
s. 50; City Mills Super ; 5OaT4; do iGXtrs 4 toA
Il -; do Rio brands GaSG rs; Fatapsco Family
81 - Whest-Southern steady; Western spot
And Juno firm and higher; futures lover
southern rod l05sl15; DO amber ~; No 2
Western winter rod spot and Juno lo.! bid, llo5
asked July l0l. Corn-Southern white easier;
yellow lirmer; Western dull and lower; South
rrn white 81; do yellow d; Western mixed spot
and June Is; July l5t bid; Aug 4Gi bid steam
er 81, Oats quiet and steady; Southern :9aS,
Western white" 3D. do mixod %; Penns Z9ato::
Rye dull and nominal. Hay firm; Maryland
snd Pcnns l0a$12. Sugar firm at 81 IS! Coiloo
dali and hosvy; Rio cargoes l3sld!. "h'se0y
.fm at 81 %.
PHILADELPHIA. June 17.--Cattlo fairly active;
sales eco; good SIC; medium 5s5!c; common
ASH. Sheep very dull sales l2CC0; good TO
prime 4}s4ic; medium 4sisc; common 'A4c.
Icg:--msrket fair; sales $50; good bic;
medium Gle; common 81.
NEW York. June l7.--Stocks hesvy. Money
p! Gold lO09. Flour dull anL declining.
Wheat dull and in buyers favor. Corn shade
timer and quiet.
About four hundred grain shurnlors struck this
morning at Buffalo, N. Y. AS yet no acts OF Vlo-
ence have been committed. The mon conduct
ing themselves in an orderly manner.
The quarterly dividend of 2! por cont on the
stock of the United Railway companies OF NOW
jersey will be paid July 10Th.
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TO MARSHALL HALL,

MOE y AY, j u N K II, 1878.
These excursions were the most popular given
from this city last year.
FINE US1C engaged for the occasion.
Boat leaves foot of King stroot at 80 p. m.
Tickets 80 cents, admitting gent and ladies.
zeG-No gentleman admitted without lady.
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S.oCas RsreVGGscGa

The canal atearaor j. l.. Moore was sold 81
George town on Saturday for $3.50 under,
MORTGAGE, subject TO smother mortgage for
Sl5:p making s total Of $3.50 TIE boat was
purchased by Mr.. II. 4. Wagner, ofGcorgetown.
Harrison l. Monroo formerly Of this city,
has sold his farm Of GO acres. on Fishing creek,
Caroline county, Md, TO n Mr. Young, OF NOW
York, for SSH J.
Tho hands on the w G., 81 Louis and Gin.
cinnsti Narrow Gauge Il. Il. wcro not paid on
on Saturday, tho regular pay day.
Tho directory Of The alumni of tho University
Of Virgins has boon published and snbscribera
in this city supplied with their copies
There were TO cases at the Mayors or Magls'
tIstcs' offices either yesterday or to-day.
Tho weather to-day has been oppreES'Voiy
wsrm with prospects Of 4 Storm
Walker School, NJ Balls Cross Roads will be
closed TO- might with appropriate ceremonies
Mr.. George T. prco received lot OF line salt
water taylors to day, and will them Iorsac
a. his bench in market Tomorrow
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<.gNAL CO.H.nEkCE.

Arrived-Bosts & Sherman. $ HowlSon' n
wilson, ta0 E o Cisughton, S Horny Bender, 4
Patton, r Il Faile and w Smith, to Am fruu
Coal Co; w Staples Adams M ana . 10 to Elsen
TO Hsmp s. Bait Coal Co; Il l. Mousse 10 ''''''
Dopsrted0Bosts s Lloyd, po1sllold, WIN
Stables. 4 Patton, G Sherman, > Ho~'son'
Wilson Fl o CIaughton and Henry.
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Opening and Closing Of the Nails


The following will be the hours for opening
and closing the mails until further notice:
Observation-Disclosures Division e o. m Acxsn-
dria to Round Hill, Va, o. M, Alexandria TO
Gordonsville, Va. 6 a. m, New York city and
tho East T. m, and S D. LII; Washington,
y. m, Western 3 D. M; Southern mails, via
Richmond, Va, 5 Is p. III. and 8 p. H.; ScuLh-
western mails, via Lynchburg, Va, Through
nails pm; Danvlle, Va, up m.
OrEN1NG-Northern and Western mails via
Washing ton, D. G., S 80 a. m. and 2 and p m;
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 5 80 a. m.
and l p m; Southwestern through mail, vie
Lynchburg, Va, 81 q. m; Lynchburg to Al
exandris including all stations on Midland Il.
II. $50 a. H.; Manassas Division $ 81 o. III,
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 30 p. m.
SUNDAY HoUEs-Otiico opens 50 q. m. and
closes 80 8. m.
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DOINT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER SUR,
Captain W. G. Geoghegan,


Will mako an excursion from Washington to
Point Lookout (stopping at Alexandria going
and returning) EVERY SATURDAY during
the season. Leave King street wharf at $50 p.
m. on Saturday, and arrive at $500. III. Monday.
Faro for round trip i<2.
For further information apply to D. Broders
& Co., Agents, Alexandria. or Stephenson 81
Bro, Agents, Washington, D. q. 10 Ppm
rr,HE SABBATH SCHOOL OF THE M Il.
4 CHURCH will give an EXCURSION to
Nj ARSHALL HALL, on TU ESDAY, the
18th inst. Tho steamer CITY OF ALIEN AN
DKIA will leave her wharf at 8 o'clock a. m.
Our friends are cordially invited to 90 and spend
the day with lis at this pleasant summer resort.
Ticket'-Aduts 25c; children l5c Tickets
can DO had Of tho scholars or the committee.
j. S. FOWLER.
y. +. BAGGETT.
GEO. B. CARLIN,
S. +. DYSON,
10 It'd Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-17

MoruERsl MOTHERS MOTHERS Lou '
fail to procure Mrs. WTNsLoWs oo una.on
SYRUP for all diseases OF teethng 10 ciiu ai;a
It relieves the child from pain, cures vino cono;
regulates the bowels and, by giving rcllIb "ou
health to the child, gives rest 10 Tue no''o''
mar lily .-----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-17

,CIIuaR CIIRED SHOULDERS, cho'ce' re-
y ceivcd to-day by ~ M1I,RJJRN.
JOLT .---------- y: y.
Sp.NGES AND LEMONS for sale by
nRANSho AM J, c. MILBURN.
" jel7 .. a11o,nnD t>-
~ sslo oy ALLEN G. HARMON.
jol3 "a 49, .pn
q TIERCES OF BEST LEAF hA"D
n just received py 10. MILBURN.
10 ID
TANION dlH""'' KAMSAY'S.
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