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Expenditure, per capita, $2.45
All these figures are derived from Off
cial sources, and it appears by them that
the average annual ordinary expenses of
the Government in seven years of DEM
ocratIc rule were SCI ,554 400, while the
like average annual expenses in seven
years of Republican rule were $143, ,456, :
119, being an average annual excess un-
der the Republican administration of
$81 ,9O1 ,710.
And this excess cannot be explained
BY the increase of population, for the ex-
pense per capita in the seven Republican
years was So As, while in the seven Dem
ocratic years it was only $1.54.
Nor can 1t be explained as necessarily
resulting from the war, for, as l have
said, have excluded from the compari-
son expenses caused by it, namely, PEN
sions, public debt and interest thereon,
and the first of the seven Republican
years / have taken was the third year
after the war.
Third, OF the corruption that brought
disgrace upon the Republic and furnish.
ed the advocates of despotism che world
over with arguments against popular
government it is not necessary for me to
speak in detail. Unfortunately for the
credit of the nation; the instances are so
notorious that bare reference to them
brings forth a picture from which the
mind turns with loathing and indigna-
ton. The Credit Mobilier, the Pacific
Mail, the Belknap trial, the villainies of
the Custom House, the straw bids of the
Post Office, the Indian and the Whisky
rings and the long list of defaulters in
every department have become matters
of history, and attest too clearly for con-
troversy the need of reform. But no
substantial reform. you may rest assured,
will take place so long as Republican
rule shall prevail. The evil IS too deep
seated to be reached by anything short
of an entire change of administration.
Fourth. But, fellow-citizens, there is
one great drama of fraud, one huge black
spot upon the national escutcheen, that
cannot be passed by with mere allu-
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ts,a" a""nhing Accident.

pk' ogsn, s,'ernson r between Q apd 4
k,startsdu o,I. Palmer, aged about ID
fatbe,I, out to gun for reed Birds
COMING !, groandin South Whining,
and w6e1 NJ wv with a flock he took
Parel Of II ibe ! sle ned discharge was fred,
The nesI, e gun exploded, tearing
part of Palmer's left
arriving ,Saa,i started for home and
I'd and dIAauas + anere DIR. West was sum.
been losieSi iised 'ni the wound. The gun
ksomss si1ss ,hsEor for the purpose fGe Of sSoof. os
laOlt Of stsaIi Hes na, who have been in
eaiing geese from bin
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ieo,e' eose'urned Home.

orator WIN m' a., butcher, the temner.
\ Veeh e laboringO ~ ohe past few wee ks
1 4, Scotia, reti3,l Y IN various parts Of
~ night last ausei'urned home on Wed. d.
9sss s'Ss te At tde, the N. 4 R. A. room. last
|sIa AZ Converting dOhi ol his labor and sue
sS, ! y He will ren euFunikards in his late
'''' to recupeGratae0 a0%s hls hsa,sS' for some
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AIL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The
b for stocks was active and irregu-
pt generally stronger. Gold opened
cset at l0O, but sold in the interim
Money on call lent from ] 4 to 8
ent Government bonds were dull
teady States were apparently for
and railway were active and
d weaker
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= . .oiegraphic Summary

|marck is said to be waiting on the
German Parliament before bringing
|ations with the Pope to a close
b is pushing her project for a rail
tOm Tihis through Persia-Further
bi Americans who have received
At the Paris exhibition are pub
-TAe grain trade in Liverpool
Ag tie list week has ruled dull.
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Welcome to WESLEYAN !

The undersigned, resident Trustees of
Wesleyan Female College, hereby extend
cordial invitation TO the friends of the
Evening. Septemb Der 7th, from TX TO oS
O'Clock, and inspect the buildings, furni
ture, and new arrangements which have
been made for the convenience and com
fort of the students.
We can assure all who will call that thew
Will meet with q cordial welcome from
President Williams and Faculty.
1t is especially desired that ali who have
daughters to educate should visit the in
stitution and see for themselves.
Signed. q. F. SHEPPARD,
]. B. QUIGG,
L. #. RIDDLE,
ID. M. BATES,
J. H. CALDWELL,
GEO. W. SPARKS,
sep5-2t WIN. BRIGHT.
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Over eleven hundred dollars has been
paid into the Treasurer of the Citizens
Association, for the benefit of the yellow
fever sufferers.
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eu, and that, unless new and valuable
mines be discovered, there will hence
iorth be a steady decrease of production
put, nevertheless, if the balance of trade
should continue in our favor, the influx
OF gold and silver, together with the pro.
duct OF the mines, would enable us to
oegin ana maintain specie payments as
soon as justice to the debtor class would
permit. III this be true, why resort to
Iorced resumption? Why crush the un.
fortunate in order to anticipate, by a
comparatively brief period, an advent
that would come naturally and unattend.
ed with severe distress.
second, now turn to another topic
the expenditures of the Government, to
winch too little attention has been paiu
propose TO compare Democratic expen.
diture with Republican expenditure, in
order that you may judge which of the
Two parties is entitled to praise for hon.
est and economical government; or TO
put 1t In another form, which party ought
to be condemned for dishonest ard waste.
ful extravaganza.
The last fiscal year of Democratic ad.
mlnistration was that ending June 80
1861. The ordinary expenses, of the
Government for that year, exclusive oi
pension and interest on the public debt
were 58,955,952. These expenses, stated
in detail, were (omitting cents)
lor the WarDept... t.............$ SIG ,472, ,201
for the Navy Dept. ....... IL ,514 ,64g
for the Indian Dept. 1881 ,121
For Miscellaneous, or Civil. 27,977,97s
Now compare these expenditures with
those OF the last year in which the Re-
publican party had unlimited control
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1876 The
ordinary expenses of the Government
for that year exclusive of pensions and
interest on the public debit were S142,-
073, 632, being $83, 1862 in excess OF
the last year of Democratic adminstra-
on; or, in other words, the Republican
speDditures were nearly two and a-half
mes as great as the Democratic expen-
lures But it may be said that our pop
iuon was much greater in 1875 than it
Vas in 1860, and that this accounts for
!. increased expenses of Government.
lis explanation will not suffice. The
P"pulation in 1860 was 81 ,443 1921, and the
rN Ni,enditures we're at the rate of 1874
per capita. In 1875 the population, as
nearly as it can be estimated, was 43,-
10000, and the expenditures were at the
rate of $3.50 per capita.
Again, it may be said that the increase
OF expenses grew out of the war. This
explanation will not answer. In the fig
ures have given and those l shall here
after give l exclude the expenditures oc-
casioned by the war, namely, pensions,
the public debt and the interest thereon,
and contine my comparison to the ordi-
nary expenses of Government, namely,
the cost of the War, Navy, Indian and
Civil Departments in time of peace The
increase in these departments is shown
in detail in the following table.
1860. 1876. Increase.
War Dept, Sl6,4 2,202 Sal ,120, ,645 s24 CAS-, ,4i3
Navy.......... 1l,514 ,649 81 ,49 ,6l6 g9S2,g77
Indian; 80. 2,99I,12 S.3Si.656 5,393, ,535
Miscellane-
GUS or civil A,s77,s 7I,o7O,7o2 43,os2, ,724
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S43U, ,8SU ,656
Avr'ge annual expenditure, SCI, ,554 400
Expenditure, per capita, $1.54.
July l, 1868, to June 30, 1875, 7 years.
EXPENDITURES, LESS PEN
SI0NS,
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S83,l17,69

pooIiAi joi .
But it may be said that the comparison
should not be with single year, because
special circumstances might make such a
comparison unfair; and that the only
fair mode is to compare q period of sew
eral years with a like period. Very well ;
let us see the result of such a comparison
Let us take period of seven years of
Democratic administration, and compare
it with a like period of Republic can ad-
ministration-both periods being years
of profound peace. Let us take the sew
en- fiscal years commencing July l, 1853,
and ending June 30, 1860, when the De-
mocracy were in power, and compare
them with the seven fiscal years COM
mencing July 1, 1868 (three years after
the close of the war;, and ending June 30,
1875, when the Republicans had unlimi-
ted control and what is the result The
following tables show it;
July l., 1858, to June 80, 1860, 7 years.
ORDINARY EXPENDITURES, LESS PEN
The daily gazette., 1878-09-07

81 ,OO4, 49,, 1888
Av'ge annual expenditure, S143, ,456, ,119
Expenditure, per capita, $2.45
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EEEszEzMAGs
T " r ;,

This i,nrortspt o.gsn weighs hIs shout
thres pounds, and sil :he blood IN g Il7lrE
person (ebous three ga!lons} passca through
it at least orce every hslf hour, 70 kava tEG
bile snd ether impurities strained Or h!.ered
from it. Bile is tho Da.ursl puIeatl7e q $40
bowels, snd if the Liver becomes torpid j. IL
not separsted from the blood, but Carried
through the veins to all parts Of tie system.
srd in trying to escspe throus b tho pores O.
the skin, causes it to turn yellow or Glrty
brown color. The stomach becomes diseased
end Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Constipation,
Headache, Bilisusness, Jsundice Chiiis,
Nj alsrisl Fevers, P!les, Sick and Sour Stom'
ach. and general debility follow. Il ER-
RELLS HEPATINE. the great vegetable
discovery for torpidity, causes the LIVER to
throw off from one to two ounces OF bile each
time the blood passes through it, as long IS
there is en- excess of bile; and the etiect: Ct
even few doses upon yellow complexion
or brown, dirty locking skin, will aston
ish al who try it--they being the tlst symp'
toms to disappear. The cure Of sll bilious
diseases snd Liver complaint is made Ger
tain by taking Hepstine IN accordance With
directions Headache is generally cured in
twenty minutes, and no disease that sr!se5
from ihs Liver Can exist if a fair trial Is
given. Take 10 pills when you Can get
Heps,ine at tho same price. For sate Dy
all Drueciets PRasfE 2SG and 81
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By +. A. Kerby, Ss!esman.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL rs.
~ TATE-By virtue Of IL decree ofthe Circuit
Court of Alexandria county, pronounced at its
November term 1878 in the chaacery suit Of
Orocker, guardian, vs.. Crockor's executors and
olhers, the undersigned, as special com missioner
in said Case will offer tor sale by public auction,
on SATURDAY, January 18Th, 1879, at twelve
o'clock M, In front Of the market House, on
Royal street. Alexandria, Virginia, e certain
PAkT OK FARRELL OF LAND. lying in al
exehdrla county, aud described ss follows:
Commencing on the north sida of the Colu BID
turnpike and running thoncs north eight de
grets west forty five and q half rods; thenca
north eighty three degrees east thirty tour and
half rods TO the Columbia schoo! house; thence
westerly along the north lins Of asid school lot
to the northwest corner thereof; thence soutber
ly along tho west line OF said school lott rods,
or thereabouts, to the aforesaid turnpiEoi thence
westerly along the said turnpike to tue pl AGA Of
beginning, containing two acres OF land, to-
gcther with all the sppurtenances belonging.
Terms of Ssle Ten Per cen!um OF the pur-
chase mooey in hand. and the residue upoa @
credit of si3, twelve and eighteen months. evi-
denced by the bonds Of the purchaser, Cor tie
deferred pay ms nts. IN ed lst iustslmeo.s, besc
Jag interest from date. The title 10 be retsiLod
until the whole of the purchase money is psid.
COUHTLAND Ii. SMlTb.
DEC 1875 Special Commissioners.
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[ ~ N =

The fatality Of Consumption or ihcogtaId
Lung Diseases, which sweep to the grave a.
least one third cf al DEATHS victims, arises
from the Opium or McTpl inc treatment,
which simply stupefas us the work OF daSlh
goes or. $40 OCO Will be paid if Opium or
Morphine or auy preparation OF opium,
Morphinu or Prussic Acid can DO !cun1, IN
The irlobo Flower Cough syrup Thica has
cured people who a1e living TO dsy with ona
remaining lung n o ereste. wrong can 90
done than 70 say than torsntn pHcn is lncui-
abe Che .UHE FLOW Err COUGH
oYRUt will cure 1t Ghsn all ether meaI!s
have failed $50 Colds. Coughs, asthma,
Brorchi,is aat. I'll Glse.ses oi ms ttros: zna
lungs iisaa the testimonials Of the Ken
4 ex. f. Stephens and cihers ii our book
free TO ell Ut TIA drug stu!ea Iake 10
Trocnes or Loaenge. ioc SORE lEros!. "a'h
YOU can pct Globe Flower Syrup 81 snc.c
price Fnr sale By IL! Druggists Psskc&
use and 81.
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Alfxarot.la QBazttte
TUESDAY EVENING. deer. "a.
Tine Stsst Before Christmas.

INe ME Dckofo s3a1sSSAA@o'
Twas he rizht before Christmas wheo 81:
through the house,
Mt creature was stirring. cot esce mouse,
The stockings were huDg ty tie chlm1ey with
care,
In h,pe that St. Nicholas acud 5000 DO there.
Tae children wtrs rest!ed ali scug 10 Their cecs,
While ys.ons OF sugar pIums danced thor their
head;
And mamma iu her 'kercbisf aud | 10 may cap,
Had lust settled our tTains fer long winters
nap ,,
When out Gu The lava thsre srose such catter,
sp.arg irom ny bed 10 SEQ What was the
matter;
Awsy .othe Window f,w ike fash.
Tore opeu the shutters aud threw up this SASH.
The moon OF the breast Of the new fallen snow,
Gave lus:re Of mid day to otiso;s below;
Whsp, wha. to ny wondering eyes should ap'
But q uloiatu,e sleigh and eight tiny rein
deer;
With hue old driver 50 lively and quiak
kueW 10 Moment It nus5 be 81. NICE.
More rspid tran eagles bis corrse!s they came
Aud he whipped AID shouted aud called them
BY Isu:;
N,vDa,he:! COW Dsacei? Eow Psatc.l! IoT
VIZ!
% Come ca Cupic! 90 Doodet! Os Bitzst!
To h. ,ouvf TIE poc to the top of tue ~s!,
Nov DASH away. dash away. dash away al
A the leaves b fore b, Wild turrlcs7co H.,
When th.y oeet witt an obstacle, monet to
the sky;
80 10 u .uu Ivuse top tna coursers they 1s"'
w IN sleigh fall Of toys and SIS. Nicholas toe;
Aa!, ,her, 10 wi. k!irg, | heard 90 the TOOL.
II 70 piarciug aod ps@!ug Of each little bouf,
s, drew ia by cad and Was ur"log arcuod'
D,wn hs chimney ST. Nicholas came vito
bound.
he wa ere.s:d al! 10 fur, from his head to
Us iCot.
And III clothes vera 81 furnished With ash-s
aua eoo;.
A bun lie Of toys he had flung 90 bis back.
And b, ir, ked Ike p,ddlss jus, en'airg biz
pack:
His e,rs, now hey taiak';l, lis d!upeS,
His Oh eks ve.: liso roses, ii, nose ike
cherry. -,
Hi. drcil i,sla r.; nth 1as 6fa3n up Ike bow,
All the tsaid az h:s cain "ss SO Raste ss US
sues.
The stump Of PIPE be held light in bis teeth,
And .ha moEe, it cccrc!ed lie mead HSa
wreath. 49,,
Il h:c l. o.oad face, aud little r5und belly.
W.ici 81 O k wieo BE Laughed Ike . bowl full
ct jelly, y
He wss cLu5ny and plump, a'isat jolly old e!t'
And | laogatd wben | sa| hin, ID sp':e OF ny
self.
A wink y! bis eye ard q twist Ct his head,
So,u gave s,a 10 koov had Dotblog to dread
He spoke co. word. hut Tept straight 70 bis
work.
And filled all the stocking s-tae turned With
jerk.
And lspiug his fingers esiie Of bis noss,
And giving nod up the chimney he rose.
He sprspg to his slsish, to his team ga7s
whistle,
And away they sli flow like the down OF thistle
Bat heard him exclaim ere he drove Gu: OF
sight,
"a MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL AND TO ALL
Coop NIGaT !"
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.AyAsHINGTCe - OHIO HAILEO..l
WINTER ADVANCEMENT,
Beginning Oct. 4. 1872.


the Il all TRAiN will lsavo Wa.Gin: 81.
i: 8 % q. II. snd Alexandria ct 8 o. r. D.. daily
except Sunday; pass LacsbGrg, gciD. w;s;-
ward, 81 II II =. IT,, ana arrive IS Round T..
ct IL N. Leave Bound Eli c: i3:30 p. t::: pas.
LassburG, going eastwood, 81 !" p.I.l., .ni a:
riyo 8! A!sxaa..:;s =. 3:l3 =. a., sA :.
Washington $50 j. r..
Ths ACCOM- +TiOH TRAIN 80!
esVa Washington IL. i - s. III, ;4ad AlhzsndrH
=. 4 % ?. Il, taly, except Sunday, and arrive
q. Lae:bu:G a. u 10 y. II. l,esTe Letshu!g :.
c. E. AND arrive g. AlnX@G!! ria &. s - y.
and Washington u 3 Sc y, IL.
g#s~ Passengers fro:r = Washington Wi! i@..o
.ho Washington snd l!Eio Cars st :aa l;alI:ruo!o
6 foso-use Railroad sts:ioJ. at9 IL H. and ..Z
Pm, SUD 80 through without cannG9 OF ca; :.
Tho sos Al irnG tr3c! AlexsI1rla hid y. 81
2. &C. trsiii ffou: sio"ni HI! couaeG. ri RGlai
Eli ~i:h Esrr!s' !:Eily Line q Goschos
70: 5n:ct:a?aYil!e: 9arryvilio ard Winchester;
aiso with J3can!sr's !.i1e Of Coaches, which eavg
iisosburS daily FOX Aide AID Middleburg.
10th teams westward, make close connections
al yienna, with Sissoo's Line OF Stages for FsF.
fax Court House
CoanxausaSzozl slcAeta, 3 atz. per lRsls
ANNUAL tickets, $50.
Z. 4. 8AYENER,
Get a.: General Ticket AgoG:.
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1878 GREAT 1877 3

pEHNSYLVaNiA ROUTE
TO rEE NCETE, WEST L SOUTH - ESi
DOUBLE T2ACK,
STEEL. RAILS, SPLENDID ECkNEii
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPAENT
Noy. 10, lS73--i Z5 p. III.
Trains leave Washington FROM depot o. b. !
TIMORE & POTOMAC EAILKUAD. e.:
ncr Of S!xth and q ST. Sats, SIS Iul!ows:
For Phia. New io:E 1ni tbs East, i.5J aul
1Gl5 p. T. ,:si!y, @ith faiGaa Cars. iH.,'.
i!5d Express OF Pullman 1'arlo: Cars 49, =
u. daily, e1cep! Su2cay. Fer Fai!adelph',
$50 .. e. daily.
For PitLsburs and the Hes! l0I s.m. GAi!y, aI:"
i:sror Cara 70 i'it:sou-&; no p, II da,
wi.h 1alace Car TO Ch!ca2c.
Ec, Canandaigua and Ia No7sh, !,!@ !: =.
dsily, 5zccp. Saturday, 9th Palace Go. ="
Watkins, For EII.;:a, 1910 {. N. 4s;!y
except SI2G=y.
For Baltimore, 7.eo, o.e;. 9.5J and 1916 E, e. .
i.3U, u. $50. TAO sad l0.l5 u. n, "a 9:i.
dag, IL 10 &. IL; l.3C, $50, 40 bad ~. 5 i.
LUCaL Tts.1INt5.
Eor HAlezaatF!5 i, 7i5, G, g. l1 and |! tts., ri
Lilo, !, 49, u, sos 7, aT,n II 80 y. vi ga
Sands? e. 3 = r., and J. - and : p. r.
Trains ;asVe Alexandria Tor tF&shingto1, H..
I.l5 800, 6 50 ia and j a.t..,;. 3, :..iW, l. l.
End D. Il. a@d II night.
On Sunday s.: S.UJ sZu - g. H., and { u j; d
TAhOUdH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, Va
Qusntico and EicGronG. will leave Elarsi.-
ti.ia q: 7.l0 e. IL. and 10 p, u. daily.
Tickets al4 information can be p-oclrel :.
principal raiI:oaa stations and tcka! odico.
Southeast. L. +. FARMER,
t4eG'l. Pla2ange: AGauS
FRANK I'EOMSUN
General Manager, I273
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Pv Graen u Visa.

BY GrSeu q W IsH,
1Real Estate Agents and AuctloIeers.
DY VIRTUE of q deed OF trust, dated ii arch
. q, 1871, and recorded in libe7 No. !, page
1928, of The land records for The city Of Alexan.
dria, and by tho direction of the party secured
thereby, I will sell by public sale On SATUA-
DAY, the 18th day of December, 1878, ct ten
o'clock a. NJ, in front of the premises, ell that
south side of Prince, between Royal and Pitt
sts., designated as No. 80, 10 it. in front, 81 it.
in deep. Terms of Sale-Cash.
nov 20-2sw1m JAS. r. MUIR, Trustee.
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AUGTiGN SALES.
Ru Grnan 81 Wiss,

by dF66n % WEI =.
rEeal Estate Agents and Auctions fs. !, -
TXECUTORH SALE OF z VALOAEtf
T. WAHEHOUSE-We will cf1er tor sac ;, by
If Jsnus1y. 1879, Gt Il O'clock m, on tho prem.
isea. that v I.UAI3LE FOUR STORY
BRICK WAREHOUSE located on the south
west corner OF King and Lee streets, in &c city
ofAle1andris. We, now occupied byJ. A. har1l,
son ss feed store, fronting on King street about
80 fest, and running back to II iseS alley, sha
binding Cd Lee street about IS feet
Terms CT Sale: Ono fourth cash; the lssidGo
in 6, IL and IS months, with interest:
L H. DULbNY.
JOHN a.. CARTIER.
Arthur HERBERT,
Executors o. John p. Dulany, dec d.
dec 11-2sWt5
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70: NG.:54 FOLK

Tbo elegant, neT snd sab5ls1la uE-se.
;roa s:ssnsT lADy o. rgE LAX = 1865 I:
iuaGcs tns c1!aEnny's wns1t, Warrington, Ev-
ELY MON DAY, 3EUNESCA4 and FRI
$50 p. H.: returning, losves Norfolk EVERY
TU G5D@-y, TdU GoDA arc SATU RDAY,
rs ) ciCck p. I'll. This l;a2 c3nnecta 81 Nor
fol-; with the chips 0: tbs Eterchscls' snd ;i;is
E.ers I.@ls POI t;..iun GonlnSny t3r Hrston and
Providence. s.rd a:;oc-s TIC Cheapest and best
throughout i;e. 5ngsnd. Ears 70 Norfolk 81;
1GuG& Zip SIS. Tickets good laI!l Used
FCR 1H!: PrTDDAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Tho pev AZ. ccnnodoas iron ,-::?.-
steamer john II. THOMPSON n, ~ r:s asss:
built especially for tlia routs, igayes the aoG.-
p.ny'E 9Drri 81 Washington, ETEEG = On
DIX, III UisS'i:b.Z aod 5ATU HDAE, st
o'clock u. it,. and faiozaal.ri;, at 1880 =. a.;
returning, errlYss EVERY WEDN EiDh !,
kl&iHAx and 81 tsDAI. a. o'clock p.n.
THIS company makes ciose CONNECTIONS 81 AL
ezancra with TIA -. G., Y. ii. Z II. =. X. =.
received fo1 81 points. Nor.h and Soa!u,
i,4.adi:d with cHts ani forwarded with pictort
?io,:. 900 GiEl:a.r;i,
For s".tnor Information apply u
+. "a. ,:EuU, Agent,
jaaDoy's uiiarf,
Z
!ional metropolitan. Bank, it:sh street, opposLa
t1u :GHr@aGury Department.. n :uSton.
,A4l i;G-Auia SA.!:0N, President.
.,,l...., CLyDG'9 STEAM LINES WEEK.
SS:..aas.hs:;; ~ 80
PLLIi.A OEIPMIA, PROVIDENCE End
BOSTON.
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