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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

General kemper's term of offic, as Governor
of the State expired yesterday. and though
some of the ideas he holds, as for instance
those relating to tho funding bill, may not be
acc,pable to all the people of the State, as
they assuredly are not to US, he has shown both
by his words and his deeds that not James H.
Kemper, but the State Of Virginia, WAS the
sole object Of his cocstaut and devoted care and
attention., md that he, if any ooe ever did, sac
1j6ced his own to the Interests Of his native,
and Eo5g, unfortunately, needy State. Vlrsloia
has had numerous great and good Governors,
among whom, in these times OF cc0tlouS
prcss and CT corrupt Legislators, though GoV.
Bsrkloy. whose words, the condemnation OF
which has been used stl is seized upon by
demagoeues aud thcs, whose true knowledge
Of themselves and Ct their abilities make them
aware Of their possibilities, as means OF political
adyanccm ent, may not be omitted. Coy. hem'
ner stands boldly forth as one wiz regardless OF
self did all that was warranted by the con-
etitutioc, to not oply secure but TO further tue
interests ot The old Commonwaa l,b. lie rotlres
from his Office with o.edi! to himself and to the
State. whose affairs be has managed io' Tue last
four wears.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

full one in this hemisphere or the other. After
repeated warnings, after ominous prepare
tons, after that dread silence which precedcs
the shock of battle, the dark war-clouds
that we're hanging over southeastern Europe
burst on maddened peoples and on bat
Ting armies War has been waged between
Russia and Turkey with sickening barbarlty
and with unparalleled horrors. And now
whether peace shall smile upon, or war shall
continue to desolate the fair seats of the most
ancient civilizations in Europe depends upon
the single will of England
In the UnitedStates wehave passed through
an ordeal new to the people and one which tried
their institutions to the utmost. The result
of it has been that for the first time in our
history, there fills the Chair of Washington
citizen not legally elected thereto. Estl-
mable he may be, and doubtless is, in his
private character; but this will not save him
from going down, on the inuelible records OF
time, as ''de facto' ruler, even if ne escape
the more singing appellation of the "Fraud-
ulent President" So stern and so true IS
the verdict of history-that verdict which
no man, however lofty, may hope to escape.
The New Year opens ominous with gloom
and with doubt, at home and abroad. A
terrible, long continued business depression
almost causes to despair the hearts of our
people. They hold, and justly hold, their
rulers responsible. The only remedy is felt
to be an entire change in the governing de-
partments, both legislative and executive.
That change they confdc in alone, under
the Guidance of the Divine Ruler Of the
uul,vlsv, and to that benign Power, which,
in this hour of our distress, holds us all in
the hollow of His hauds, let us all hopefully
appeal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
More Failures.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. la special GAYS
The German Savings Bank, lafayette, Indiana,
closed yesterday; liabilities eighty-niuo thous'
and, nominal assets ninety-four thousand.
New York, Jan. 1.-Consdcrablo excite
ment and indignation was manifested Oh the
produce exchange yesterday upon the announce
ment that the firm of Jewell Brothers ,propric
tors Of the Brooklyn City Flour Mills, had
made an assignment late on Saturday night to
George P. Sheldon. Their liabilities amount
between 100000 and $300,0OO, besides debts
to half dozen more members OF the Exchange
amounting to over 100000. There are small.
er amounts which it is said will Increase individ
ual debts to about Sl50,000 1t is also stated
that the equitable Life Insurance Society holds
mortgage 90 the mills tor $50 900, and j. Nj.
Fiskc 4 Co.. second mortgage for 100000.
Among the creditors arc Jesse Hoyt e. Co.,
S25 900; Pate & Jacoby, sl2 900; A. E. Keot
u Co.. SO. 400. The Messrs. Jewell claim that
their suspension was due to 2 great number of
bad debts contracted sine. last May-ao ex.
tensive shrinksge Of values; the necessity OF
purchasing large quantity Of grain from the
West to e3abie them to bridge over his time
between the old and new crops and 90 improve
ment 90 the property costing $4,000, which is
DOT now available. They hope soon to resume
business. Their Increased liabilities are est.
NJ ted at 1925 900.
Ooc hundred failures and assgum=cts
were reported 10 this city in Decem Der With az
gregatc liabilities of nearly $4,000 900. Eighty.
0ine failures 10 which the assets and lati tiles
have been ascertained. show liabilities at ST.
704. 39l and assets at 81, llS777. This is the
heaviest record for any month OF the year, AMI
is an increase of % per cent. in number and
300 per centum in amount over the record
tor the mouth OF November The creditors Of
Thomas Keeoh. superintendent Of the bureau
Of repairs and supplies. who was formerly il
builder, yesterday elected Henry A. Toptau,
assignee The schedules showed liabilities Of
$27O, 900 and DO assets. The largest claims
arc the following w. d. Murphy, $92 3S3;
Andrew D. Smith, SIS 400; estate of Charles
Gibbons. SIS 900
NEW YORK, Jan. IA Montreal spcelll
says :-Camerou, Mckenzie & Co., q large dry
goods house of good standing, are 10 financial
difficulty. The liabilities are about $3.50 900.
New YORK, Jan. 1.-The Bulls Head Back
will to morrow post notice that it will receive
no more deposits, and will proceed Immediately
to who'd up its business. Llck OF business Is
IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRiWKEK.LY B!
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY l, 1878
The Gazette to-day enters upon its seventy

The Gazette to-day enters upon its seventy
ninth year-a long life considering the cx-
IRENE mutability of newspaper affairs not
only in this but in all countries, and one
which in a comparatively small city, immedi-
ately around which, through agencies beyond
its control, larger and more prosperous COM
munities have grown, and in which as an
almost necessary consequence from the events
Of the times nearl y all its contemporary bust
ness houses have ceased to exist or gone out
Of the families of those who once controlled
them, is source of considerable pride to
those who now conduct it, and a powerful
incentive to continue it in the course it has
pursued, which, if it has not led on to for
tune has, as the subscribers of the paper
from all the various parts Of the country
testify, merited and received the approval Of
those whose experience and reputation make
their appreciation matter of no slight con-
sideration. We shall therefore in the future
as in the past continue to give our subscribers
daily all the news derived from the latest
and most reliable sources, whether of foreign,
national, state or local character, supple.
mented by such brief explanatory or critical
comments as may seem to us necessary. With
a sincere smile then for those who love, and
also to the few who hate us, we extend to all
our readers the compliments of the season
and many returns of happy New Year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
The Texas Border Troubles.

NEW YORK, Jan Ia special from San An
tonis Texas, ssys: The following is an extract
from private !etter from FL Paso, uader date
December 10: The rangers fought nobly until
Tuesday, when they were sent word that if thcy
would surrender and Howard leave the country
they would not hurt him. Lieut.. Tags wen:
with Howard to the Mexican quarters, and while
negotiating W ith them. thinking all was right, q
dozen mon picket up Howard in their arms and
carried him away. While this was going on
John Atkinson, man who had been with the
rangers, who had also been treating with the
MeSicans, came and told tho rangers to aurren-
der by order of Lieut.. lays "'l'"' -;
Thav vera Than di,armc' .u.uu they did
ward tb"t ....~.'- sd. 1t tulheu ou1 acIeI
:. Inc alleged order. to surrender ts RON
Iient Tays was lie. Atkinson, Howard ana
Mcbride were put in front OF thor graves a.iu
nine shots fred 1t them Howard stood per
faetly defiant with bis hands in MS poekes So
Inst before Lieut.. Toys went to treat with INC
e.icsns they sent him word thai MS quaf'eafs
Voc undermined and would DO blown up: AS
Hoard left The quarters to treat with inc mex,
1920 :. said: Good bye, boys: After the snot DIS
uore A rcd Howard was not quite aeaqj anu a.
o,d MeSiosa -sn his sword through ~ ao wa -
bodv which afterwsrd vas literally sut ~ W
nieces The Me1icaus threw tne ne, oou''' Jaw
bnles and covered them with sand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
Eorcible Release.

Nrw YORK, Jan. Ia Columbia ). III III
,n MET oavs On the 9th instant SPECIAL
T bsOntv Marshal William Durham and tnr es
a uIpu arrested tobacco peder named
a;1s from Norh Carolios, and bis wagon drlv
~ nm for havus 10 their possession eight boxes OF
Ell soc impropery stamped besides se7eta
iooss reveuus stamps concealed A local r's
,uv0, over one hundred strong SURROUNDED 20
eSa rsSsn quad and compelled the officers snd e
!a aw rsu' the handouts from the prisoners aoo
To release thsm."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
sIN!ON l.CiaQNCs

New YORK, Jan The committee recent
Iy elected to nominate candidates iUr the Offices
10 tie Uoion League Club have selected Geo.
Cabot Ward for President, VIM. Cullen Bryant,
Peter Cooper, Elliott Z. Cowd!n, Noah Davis,
James Il Mott. William Oton, Luther Il.
uarsu, uavla laws, Ju0ets, ec'sl!ao' ' y Soo
SON s Sobultz, Cornelius r. AsucS, a01 =lHeo o
dare Roosevelt, Tor Vice Presidents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

The inaugural message Of Gov. Holiday
shows that when the people Of the State con'
fdcd their interests to bis hands they counted
not without their host and that 10 him they
will fod one who, like his predecessor, has lost
SELF in the moro important interests of the pub
lie wea'. With Col. Holiday as Governor and
his inaugural to point to, there need be no fear
that the honor of Virginia will b tarolshed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
Tine Governors Inaugural.

RICHMOND. Jan. 1-3 80 p. m Coy r. Holli-
day, in his inaugural, gave expression TO this
grand sentiment: "Our duty, my follow coun-
trymen, is to devise means to pay the deb.-not
nd ways to avoid it." These words caused
cons.ornption and wrath in the ranks OF the for
ciblo rea6 justors. but struck a responsive chord
in the brea,t Of every true lover of the common
wealth. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
The Kew Year.

Npw yoRK Jan. 1.-The weather; is delight
fu but cold, and the day is Observed I5 At
holiday. The Legislature meets 80 az Senate and
noon, and the officers OF ootn tIo 0'o oaucuses
~, H;,bt are to be chosen, and Gov Robin
son's message presented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

than a present reality The most faithful
.osmo,y, charge it AZ we MY, viii So"n lay
aside tie pencil OF ;hr historian r the brush
aud easel of III : creative artist, and the pas
will glow b ;furn Cur eye il vl>l'ns that Gu
fain,ly represent the aclu.l scents. Shall We
turo ibeo, 10 Tie future and ask Hope to be
our only guide aad ccuoscor? There Il
hope born of vain confidence. Her promises
are airy Dothiugs which, like soap bubbles
glitter : ncment before the eye, and bursting,
leave but an acrid drop, like bitter tear, 10
memory Of all their brightness. But hope that
is born of Faith IS slrer guide, aud 1t Is this
AugeI of good ,ha! ( If rs to clasp our haods to
day. With any help We must ir, q1ently Stun
bic while yet in lile's pilgrim path. The way
is rough and Often difficult. Obstacles lie nail
hidden before cur feet, and sometimes wlll Gus
ter thickly when we are most weary OF the our
ney. 70 whatever hand We clog We sba!'
make many a u1sStcp. AID nave MOI lew sore
and dispillting falls. But this ID Inc Guy 1ieno
that will ucve. wholly fail rs. 1t will c"rg
alike in the da!k sod iu the sunshine, and can
hide with US the pcIiugs of the most pltlless
slorm. They who arc 10 The depths beneath a
ray!ess canopg may have the sweet assuraBeG
81 we'll az these CO higher ground wEo can see
the rainbow of promise. The Haud IS heIG
closest to US 10 the darkness, and we, cannot
mics it if We Only seek its proffered clasp
Through all the remaiuicg way down into the
Swallowed valley at lis c;csc, over the div'cinS
stream, aud into the Home beyond. nevcs too
| richly peiftcG 10 the most glowing Nlh2p. we
may have the conpauiorship 50 freely offered
without money and without price. LoCk'ug
away from the past, Forgetting those thlogs
which are behiod,' let Us Cow turn to- better
and brighter future, reaching forth unto
those things which are before" and thus secure
the fruiticn CT that pronis: that we are
saved by Hope - 10 this way will be tuiti d
to every one our hearty wish OF a happy Ne"
Year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
,.u,essness and BIoodshcd.

GARLAND, Co... Dc. 3.-A; rflgo OF Ia".
losoness and boodshed prevails here tou5
, meu were shot this aternooo il saIo0H' and
1 as S49 'R bs1s hall and bad
uit I a knife and was then himself saO; through
the temple aud is dying.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
Ex-Frpsident Grant.

New York, Jan. Ia LONDON spcclaI says
the U. S. steamer Vapdals, with Gen. urant
and family on board, sailed from Malta Tor At
exandtia yesterday. A salute was hrcd from
the forts az the Vandaia lett the port.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
We are indebtea

- 70 DR.. Thomas Pollard
~ missioner Of Agriculture Of Virginia. Tor a
oo,v n hi, first auoua! report, making DOCK
If ooe hundred sud twooty thrcc pages. Luz
fact that gold quar,z exist ia A'eE 'ndr'a 0'a'
70 "a omitted straoge omission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

December made one spasmodic effort TO save
its reputation by sending dspa''y ooa' Ouss.
Lass windy and rainy Sunday; but it was not
onoucb 10 save the month from the record Oh
heinz the most equable and pleasant We nave
known for years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

The old year, With its follies, its Sins and is
crimes, and their results, has gone 1t Is
tbirg of the past It and what was done duIlog
it are corpses, the ouy sensible thing to do With
which is to bury them out Of sight, remember
ing aud cherishlng their sweet associations, ana
deduciog from their exp nience lessons 10 guide
US on our future course, but removing from our
sight, and. if possible, from our rcmemoraoce
az tbiaes which neither hunan nor inhumaD
power can now undo, or erscs from the list Of
accom- plishcd facts, and which caa only be con
doucd by not ooly determination. but the
stern execution thereof, to avoid the possibilities
that may lead to their recurrence. those acts
the commission Of which we DOW see proved
contrary to our expectations, and detrimental
10 their effects. The acts Of the past cannot
be recalled their effects, ifuDfortunate, can only
be c,unteracted by correctives to be applied in
the future. Let US then, 50 far as 10 US lies,
with regard to National, State or municipal
affairs, or, coming nearer home, IS respects our
Christian, moral or social relations, not only
resolve, with tho coming Of the new year, The
usual time for turning over pew leaves, but
see that our resolutions be put into effect. that
what has proved Injurious 10 the past shall be
avoided in the future, and that il what We may
hereafter do shall dis,ppoint W. it c.uoot at
least be said OF US that We arr either bliud or
too foolish to avoid the dangers through which
wo onco hase passed. The New Year has lis
possibilities; it will present tides upon which, if
taken at the food, most of Us. if wide awake,
can fiat on to, if not fjruao, at least to better
condition than our present one, aud tho com-
ing Of 1879 will prove TO their fellows, 10 this
vale Of tears, those who have avaled themselves
of their opportunities and those who have been
billiards and sluggards on the way. Above oil
let US beware Of thu vile habit of Sloth, for it
drags many down to hell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

Every one who contcmplatcs Investing or
spc,ula,inp 10 any bood, stock. or other security
dealt 10 at the N. Y. Stock Exchange, SHOULD yM q
first send to Alley Frothiugha y Co., II wal
ST., for their Weekly Financial Report. Vh'ob
il sept free. 1t gives complete Information.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

Bleak, chilly March aud November arc tie
,po worst months of the year for those suffer
ipg with pulmonary diseases. Keep DR.. Bulls
CSuvh Syrup uear by and such sufferers will
he able to brave this rough weather without
danger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
MARRIED..

Rv Rev. u. F. Sprigg. Deer. 29.h, EDGAiK
rAEGHTT and GEORGIA BAUhdAhD-
NEE.
December 15h, at the residence OF the oriae,s
cousin. G. Edmoaston, esq ~ ~ ~, MaG G1H
NJ. BUkRAGE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

HOPE The New York Journal CT Com
merce, in its editorial on the advent Of the
New Year Vic" 80
I'm u.terancc to some beautiful
.,o,obts touchiugy expressed and appropriate
- Tho dav AS We stand 90 the height DC
.vssD The old aud the new, which way sna'i We
',oL Roth beckon u.s. and there is iascioa
Wv. noonl;ar to each. Memory would lain
s w.. ~ live iu the past. while Hope invites
10 70 turu wholly to the future. Joys 'na'
1870 heeo tasted have left no lasting aavof Oh
.hs lin The most vivid membranes OF nouss
t t verc brightest are like the beams OF a SUD
that has set; if the new day Is overcast w. w.
, ,bis moro of the cloud than Of tho glory De-,
\ , 4, md even if the sky is now clear Tue
\ls1s,veniug night has dropped its hiding our.
SSeSetwecn the sunshine of to day y, ana Ina,
so'I NV but gilded memory. inns , Is nOu'
the ess ~ Of days that were dark aoa otsa,s'
Aga'n'' ~" background Of the most somote
experience 'a ~. shine some remembered stars
h.s swept over Out Mp, vrcckiog our home
and carrying away the s>s;ous obi cots to which
We 80 feadly chung, now ~ ;,s viId fury il
,,nsnt, il gems more like . s H. psse.p,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

The Galaxy Magazine has been merged Will
thc Atlantic Monthly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

T,v + for it never disappoints. DR.. bnlls
C,nSb Svrup, Per bottle, % cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

NYOTICE-All our accounts are made OH ana
N will be rendered to lst January, 100
Ho1e our friends will respond promptly,
D. +. BRASHEAR, I
isn1 No. 100 King st., Alexandra, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01
COMM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, January l, 1871
The transactions on Change are limited but the
market generally shows sligh! improvement
Whest is IN light recoip', and small lots sold to-
day at 40 and l42. About 1000 bushels OF new
Corn brought so, 81 and 81. No offerings Of Rye
or Oats. Country produce is scarce. and should
the weathe: continue cold prices will advance.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Deer. 81
Beef Cattlo-Prcos to-day ranged as follows
Best Beevos...:.... II -
Generally rated tirst quality ."-.."..4 - b w
Medium or good fair quality ....."..3 81 4 w
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 10 Is
Extremo range OF prices. .............2 % IL
Most Of the sales were from .........4 90 4 10
Total receipts for the week 1909 head. Total
sales for the week 967 head.
The market has been fairly active this week
under the Influence of quite limited run and
of the offerings there were very few good tops,
and prices for them wore ss4c higher. Other
grades showed nearly as fair IN improvement
Mich Cows-There has boon q fair demand
f,r good Cows, which are scarce. We quote at
30aS55 per head st retail.
Sheep-The receipts continue light. scarcely
equal to al economical demand. The quality.
too, of the offerings is mostly indifferent, no
good Sheep being among them. The demand is
limited. We quote at 4s6!c per ID gross, few
selling at the latter price. Receipts this week
1886 head.
Hogs-Prices arc fully /, better, with q fair
demand. We quote at 54s51c for extrome tail
ends better grades e. 6c with most sales at or
near &c per ID re-. Receipts this week 4l87 nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-01

1877 is recorded on the roll of the years !
that are dead. Nor has it been an uneveht- ]
La crónica., 1878-04-24

Para las estsciones de San Francisco,
del Este, del Norte y lie la Costa Zero
carril Pacffco del Sur-Llega G las 2:2U
de la tarde; 50 cierra q la 1910 de la
tarde. Las cartas que Sc deseen registrar
deberan ser p~resentadas antes de las II:3O
de la ma1ana.
LInea de San Diego-San Diego y esta-
clones intermedias; llega d las 800 A. M;
Sc cierra q las $40 p. NJ.
sur de Arizona--Tucson, Yuma, Arizo-
"a City y estaciOnes intermedias.-Servi-
clio diario. Llega q las l0:40 A. M; sale q
la lao P. NJ.
Norte de AriZona-PrescOtt, Wicken-
ourg ; estaciones intermedias-Cada dia
alternado comenzando ell 20 de Mayo.
Llega q las l0:40 A. NJ; BE cierra 4 las
lao p. Nj.
san Bernardino y e~staciones interme-
i,as-Diario-San Gabriel, FL Monte,
Riverside etc. llega a las 10 40 de la ma
mana; las balijas SO cierran a la lao he
la tsrde.
Wilmington y Estaciones Intermediate
LIega q las s:20 de 10 mafiana Cierra q
las $500 de la tarje.
Santa M0nica-.lega q las S:55 de la
mahana; cierra q las 4,40 de la tarde.
Zorro Gordo, Lon Pine y havilah-
lAega los Lines, Microbes y Viernes q las
s:20 de la tarde; sale los Lines, Mierco-
les y Sabados; Sc c.erra q la 1910 de la
tarde.
Orden postal para ell Interior y ell Ex-
Lanj sro-La ofcina estara alberta de las
y de "a manana q las 5 de la tarde, excep-
TO los Domingos
Los Domingos la ofcina permanecera
alberta durante una bora, desde las $40
q las 4:i0 de Ia tarde.
Col. DUNKELBERGER,
Director de Correos.
La crónica., 1878-04-24
Guia de Viajeros.

Para Florence, Downey City, Norwich,
AuaheIm, por ell ferro-carril Southern Pa
cinc y empalme con las diligencias para
Uianse, santa Ana, Tustin City, San Juan
Capistiano y a Diego, diario q las 400
lie Ia tsrde. Liega q las $40 de la ma
Dana.
Para Florence, Compton y Whining
on, por ell ferro-carril southern Pacific,
J,ario, q las 1920 lie la ma1aha y $3.50 de
la isIde. Llega q las 9 de la mafana y
2:l5 de la tarde.
s6 I'm dias de llegada y salida de va.
pores la r segun la que convenga d los
.'asageror,
Para San Gabriel, Ell Monte, Spadra,
Pomona, Cucamonga, Cotton (San Ber-
nardino, por ell ferro-carril southern Pa
cidc, diario, q las $3.50 de la tarde. Llega
! las 1910 de Ia mahana. Slgue hssta
Dos Palmas y allf empalma en- con las
d~iligenclas de Arizona
Para san Fernando, disrio por ell ferro-
carril Southern Pacific d las l:I5 de la
tarde. Llega q la l:15 de la tarde.
Para anti Monica, por ell f~erro-carril
lie a Angeles 9 Independence, diario, q
las i0:e0 de Ia ma1ana y $500 de la tarde.
81 En- dias de vapor Sc Gambia la bora
coufnrme q las salidas y llegadas de los
vapores.
Para San Buenaventura, SAINTS Barbara
Y San Francisco, por la lfnea de Diligen-
cias de la Costa. diario, q las ILLS de la ma
nsna. Llega q ias IL de Ia tarde.
Las Diligencias de la Companfa de Cali
fornia y Arizona salem q la llegada del
tren de Los Angeles los LINES, Microbes
y sabados.