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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-20

LAST Sabbath day, just as the minister
in the Sixth Presbyterian Church at Chi
cago was warming UP in his sermon, some
one far back in the audience ventured a
timid sneeze. 1t was so subdued as to be
almost sinless, and would have passed
away among the forgotten sneezes of
other days, only that it was speedily sue
ceeded by another much more vigorous
one. This was taken up by the sneezer's
neighbor, who passed it on, until in
little while the entire congregation was un-
der the influence of one grand paroxysmal
sneeze. The minister looked down upon
them with a mingled air of alarm and
offended dignity, but only for a moment.
Presently his own nostrils began to vi
brate, his eyes grew moist, his lips quiv-
cred, his mouth flew open with gasp,
and grasping the desk with spasmodic
clutch, he perpetrated the high-key
sneeze of the whole sneezing
chorus. He was forced to discontinue
his discourse, and an investigation of the
cause of this extraordinary outburst was
at once instituted. 1t was discovered
that boy, inspired with an inordinate
thirst for knowledge and keen appetite
for experiments, had clandestinely
dropped a handful of cayenne pepper
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-20

THE good effects of discipline in public
schools and GOODNESS and self-possession
ON the part of teachers was never better
manifested than in one of the Grammar
Schools in New York City last Friday.
On the morning of that day the attend
ance of scholars in the building num-
bered thirteen hundred and ten, besides
forty teachers and assistants. An hour
after the opening of the school the Prin-
cipal was summoned by one of the teach
ers of the smaller classes, into her room,
where he found an active fire in progress
in the floor around the register. The
teacher was euabled to maintain her con-
troll over the little ones, while the Prin-
cipal could communicate word quietly to
s few of the other teachers, In a few
moments signal was given of one tap on
the bell in each room, which was the
usual call for assembling the classes. A
second stroke brought the classes sepa-
rately into the main room, where loud
stroke upon the piano-the usual signal
of dismissal of school-started the whole
thirteen hundred into the street, pleased
with the idea of so unusual recess.
They knew nothing of the peril they had
escaped until reaching the street they
saw the fire engines unlimbering. The
fire was speedily extinguished. Had an
injudicious alarm been given, owing to
the construction of the building, great
loss of life would probably have ensued
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-20
RA1LRo AID TIM Il
Corrected to Accord with Cincinnati
Time.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Depot. CORNER Mclean ave. and Gest street
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-20

CINCINNATI d wEsTwooD NARROW GAUGEt
Daily except Sunday.
Leave c., H. & D. Depot 2:23 p m, 1881 M 6:1s
m. f
Leave Robb's tesstwood) 5:43 a m, 7:o5 a IN,
1898 M 1858 p m. 5:33 pm.
Leave Brighton, 6:2s m, ses m, 2:ss p m, 51a
4:53 p m, 6:28 pm.
Sunday trains -.
Leave Robbs (Westwood), 8:53 m, 1888 p M,
pm.
Leave Brighton, &5s q m, 1:53 p m, t63 p m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-06
Aslexanoria 0az&ttt|ee
FRIDAY EVENING, deer. G. 1873.

THE SCENE BErwsEN GAMBETTA AND LIE
FoURToU.-Tne report in the Journal Office!
Ct the alteration having been, as custom all
shorizss, revised, and being somewhat different
from what was really spoken, transcrlbe H.
IN. De Fourtcu-When ore declares war
against al! freedmen Eot imeuea with Ehe Ola
republican, fsi.h-M. Gsmbe:ts-.T IL,
Monsieur. lAprlsuse on The lett; cries on the
right of lUall him TO order J ffealSehS
Grevy-Monsieur Gsmbetta, you have used &c
expression which should cot be uttered 10 this
Chamber. l. doubt moi you vii Gemlt tha'
Yourself, ADD withdrays it st cncc. NJ. " aga e;ts
Il am ready 70 withdraw the word Theo ms
man il the t:buae returns to the 'fato.
JC,ies on tho right, How, the nan II the TIL,
huae VIA. Singular language Oder. erter' |
NJ Cnnso 6'Ornsoo-It is the dictator CT 'uca
nsoitv who says this. The Presdcnt-W nat
ever Justice and truth there may 10 the idea
you wish TO express, i, should be clothed IL par
iiamentary language. NJ. Gacoes'a-4 ons
observatieo, sir. is most JUST, and adult o''
not employ S par'i .nlrotsrY expression, ou
when q nxn who pretcuds TO be goVsrnmeus
mao attributes to bis pull zeal adVerssfl's Vie
int. n.iup 70 provoke civil sc n. and repud'a'e all
who do cot share their o, i ,esi faith caarac
terz d bis words 10 pisiu Erscch. Va sco'unt
Of our rppuls,ious | Withdraw the word.
Tai, P ckacksu wind avail. the record OF
which ". q ,moetls ssnc Ions, 81. 8 DOT Ia realty
n,,pr9, TIE .rst a h r.anr' ~ uh-tap;lily
cerrsc,. Paris dispatch IN London Neaos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-06
AUCTION SALES
By Green s. Wise

By Green = Wise,
lReal Estate Agents and AuctionoeTs.]
nom MlSoIONEko SALE-Dy virtue OF
~ decree Of the Corporation Court for the
city OF Alexandria, Va, rendered Oct. II. 1873,
in the suit of John 2. fall rs. A. P. Brown, the
undersigned, Com nissioasrs therin named, Will
offer for ,,s By ubiic auction. in front Of the
entrance to the court room on Fairfax street. in
said city, On TUESDAY, the 26:h day of no
vember at II O'clock M, the SChoOS 4
HELEN q. GOTT, now lying at the Ship isrd,
Alexandria, Va.
Terms of ssle: Cash.
LINDEN KENT
OEAS. L. STUART,
nov1esots Com missioners.
MB- The abova sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, December 7th, 1878, st D tn..
81 tho acme time and plsce nov l5-.s
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yASlI:N3IUN 3 uA}c KA!A&oAi
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
5G2lnniER OCT. 4, Il

BEGINNING oCt. 4, Io;G,
Tbs Nall TRAIN will leave " GshiGg.,a
g. 8 W T.. q. End Alexandria st 81 G. n daily.
except Sunday; pass i.eosburg, scing west.
ward AZ II IL u. a. and arrive at Round hI:.
al - 10. Loa?o Round Hill ut 1870 p. H.; pass
Lsesburg, going eastward, b: lG pa, and a..
rive 81 AlGx&nGrih III &:l5 p. r., anc e.
Washington $50 p. n.
The ACCOM- AOD ALTON TRAIN ":i
ioeva Washington Il. 4 20 p. m., sld A:cxara,A
st 4 % ?. II. cs!ly, ozccg. Sunday, and STRIVE
at !.eestg-g ~ 4 20 g. m Lcsve Leesburg -
CO g II. aGd arrive ~ AlcZa!:1rls 81 - =. Ia
and Wa.hic gton II SO i. IA.
ssEs9- Pasgangefs G7o5:, Washington VII! .sH:.
The Washington. $40 NhJ c:sra - tla 3al!iI2or"
q Potomac Hui:O:.d ::..j:o2 - iLsn,. nlil ~
Pm, And go Through ".tauu: change OF Ca: s.
The sos s.rI. .c<.i.l trHio AlexaGcsla III IA ~
Z. H. train from l:o"ud Hlil cCGEec: At Hoir!
Eli wi$h Harris Daily Lane CT COacHo5
for i5nickersville: 5asryv!lla end Winchester;
also with RearleF'g Line Of Coaches, which la"f
Iiaesbu-g daily fos Aide and MidilebuEg.
Both trains. westward, make close connections,
~ Vienna. with c;s5ons !yior Ct stages FOR FMiF'
FIX Court 6ouso.
E.sRn s,:zasi+,G 5;c:sesa. = cts. s,"s' Esasas.
AaaEzsas 4io3sq 'ts. $50.
J.. II. EAVENGLk,
oct 81 Gace,a. Ticket Agen%
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Id
TO TAKE EFFECT
S':naaJ, Sos. i7ti', 1878, ut $40 e. I'll.
5.G5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BOS-
TON EXPRESS. Elicott City. On Sundays to
Baltimore only. Stops at Shipley's, Laurel. An
Breakfast Ut Relay
G.ovL1is.lllmore, Annapolis and Way. (Picdmont,
StraSourS. winchester. HagersLown. and Way
7.io-fBALTIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
aiV-f0Lnt OF Rocks Piedmont, Strasbur9, Win.
chester HasersLown and Way stations.
S:51-SEM Okk, PHILADELPHIA BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS Parlor Cars to New
York and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis June
s5-tST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
FlIISEC itG EAPRESS, Frederick, HagerstoWn
to stanton. Pullman cars 10 Cincinnati daily
Grafton TO Sanduskey daily, except saturday
9U!-+on Sunday only-Baltinore Annapolis and
Way.
lu.Gu-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Bla-
dcn$burg. College. Bellsvllle. Laurel, Annapolis
!Incslon, JesSups and Hanover.
2. M.
~! i2!o-Gslt!more, Annapolis. Eilicott City and
I.@-tNEW YORK, AND BOs-
TON EXPRESS. Stops at Laurel.
l39.-fOn sunday only for Baltimore and Way
i.5O-BALTlMORE, BLA DENSBURG AND LAU~
EEL EMPRESS: frederick Via Relay. Stops at
Annapolis Junction.
Winchester. and Way Stations. On Sundays to
Point Of locks and Way Stations only.
i.t-f tlnlorc, Annapolis and Way Stations.
5.3j-rfHll4ADELPHIA, NORFOLK AND Ball
TIAlOhE EAPltESS. Ellicott City. Norfolk en-
cePt sunday. Norfolk passengers taken in the
cars direct 10 boat at Canton. Stops at BladenS-
burg and Laurel.
G.oU-T5atilnore and Way Stations.
1.3I-rGHlCAGO AND COLUMBUS EMPRESS.
Sleeping cars TO Chicago.
o.Iv-bALTlMUItE. EXPRESS.
9.GU-POlnt OF rocks anu Way stations.
2.ju-tSI: LOUIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
AM PITTS re EXPRESS. Plltsburg, except
Sunday Pullman cars.
!Ul0-fNEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA Nd BAL
IlMOhE EAPhESS. Sleeping TO New Iork
ana special sleeping car 10 Philadelphia.
IDal'y. ION sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday.
Al! trains stop at Relay Station.
For further informa ton apply the Baltimore ant
Do Ticket Oiic", Washington Station. and 4S5, GUl
ahc to Pcnnsylvana avenuc, and 6l3 Fifteenth street
northwest, Washington, where orders will be 1aktl
Tor baggage TO be checked to any point
". NJ CLEMENTS Master OF TRANSFORMATION
j.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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: : l35 u MPTICM OF EGUTG.

- EsUMPTlCM OF EGuTis.
-
In and aiaoc THURSDAY, February l4t.,
1918. the s.saEaet Ii ANO, Uap:aii!
y III. Ii. Dgies, wall % run Is follows:
Louye a!eXan;:r= SVERX MONDAY,
III y E5DGy amd SATURDAY, from King
street wha.i, 81 hs!t-pasI seven o'clocA
r. n. :or Landings or the Potomac rs fa1 down
d. on;inl. 1.,,.vo Nou1:ni EVERY TUES,
d. : a.ld FRIDAY IOKNING. ct O'clock
ioT Wishing .0:s, arriving esSty .Le aa-le even,
inT. Erc;Eh. received duly.
$50 i y. BKODEts5 s c., agents.
ENLANU :. 5J&AROAKp COASTiN& 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-06

For upwards Of thirty years Mrs. Wias'ow' $
Soothing Syrup has been used for chilGrsn.. Il
corrects acijity OF the stomach. relieves "in1
colo. regulates the bowels, curoo dgSsatery aud
hiarri 90 whether arising from ,eethiug or otner
causes. An old AID well tried remedy. 25 ceats
q bottle, - 22-tl
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EI&AM E&S.
DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY

On aud Star S&pTEh BEE ls., 1878, boats
viii leave rs soilow5
ALEXANDRIA--G 90. : 30, 50, 10 10 md
Il 80 SIN, aud II IS. %, so, 20 snd 80 D. 10
#AsHINGToN--54o 20. s 10, 9 30 10 50 a. III.
il 10. &nd %, 2 10, so, i CD and 90 p. IT.
Aug Eft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-06
*. LILLIAN f.. Smith,
DEALER II

Dealer II
RnESE AND Sailed FtSE;,
FISH WHARF AND STALLS CITG i &
AEI,
would infcrm dealers snd others that lie is .,ra-
pared 10 furnish them with al kidd Of
POTOMAC FISH.
at tho lowest possible prices, ! w0I!d csti tbs
attention Of buyers to the fact thst my brand
stanGs No in market ut Ill times and irisnd
10 sustain NY reputation III that respect.
My stalls, Mes. and 3, Fish MsEkst, vii DC
sugpigd with fresh fish every moraiaG. They
Will be suneriutsndsd By Mr.. James &, Grimes.
60, snd families csn depend on getting the bss.,
whether they como in person or send crG3rs.
Persons ~ distance wanting Freah Fish csn
depeud on getting :herl packed III good order.
@ All orders addressed 10 " IL. 4 SMITH
Alexandria, Va. viii receive prompt attention.
msrl
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FOX Il & =; r IORE

I4e Il Steamships L. g. ENEGHT ..,s3=s,s
sad JOiG GIBSON leave the COM aagzssaz.
pany's ~na:f, A.loxanGri., EVEkY tATUK.
D&E MORNING., and New York, feom pier
Il Eass Niyar, EVERY :5ATO&GA,Y ct four
O'Clock =. l..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-06

Secretary Sh-;mao's report. Assumption
of p,cie payment b. Jog ACORN Dil>hed, IL Is
fur,.er necessary to ecopomiZs BY buliag Deal
haci' ol,, hlog.
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a0!;h1-
DISTRICT Of GOEUit:E5 LRi

This company of!ers unsivallo,a facilities for
the transportation CT frsight and passengers,
satl will run tae;r steamers regularly ns follows
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BOOTS AND SE9TEfsa
w, g. w & Ode e z .
is now receiving b:=
FALL AND WiNTEE STOCK OF
RIOTS e. & {(S}El()EI!{c}.

And is happy 10 stats that be is now prepared to
show the finest lire Of Boots and Shoes. OF ell
grades, that has ever been exhibited III This city
a CREST variety Of new styles, very many being
private patterns Of which he hsa the exclusive
sslo in this market
SPECIAL INDUJE&IEN1'S Will % ol!:Eai
in every kind Ct goods III his iilo.
He has Just sddod 10 his steel, CT G1o go1ds a
large line Of medium priced substantially :,;e(!a
BooTs aud SHOES. which be is oD-r,?R 3; prices
to suit the times, Il is Certainty The besa as
sortment ne has been able - sAow, snd they
sre to be sold At lower prices than evac. ae
cordially end confidently invites criticism, snd
an examination ard ms peot!on Of his stock feel.
ing assured that his custC1ners will DO convinced
that it is bis eim to eivo the best goods at Ii @
lowest prices. He hes large snd varied %
sortuent of HEAVY BOOTS and SHOES suit
able for farmers and plau.ers. to whco Ia in
vites the particular attention Of COUNTRY MEH-
CHANTS, being satisfied that ne Car sail them
cheaper than they Can be bought this side ct
New England. Uon't buy dollars worth 81
goods in our line until you investigate his stock.
MINIS HEAVY Doors, BRoaANs and FLow
SHOES, regular Ciod SElsshe's, IL lace up high
80 Us to keep out reel estrte or su6sOiI. proc!
against rattle snsses, aud splendid 10 kick stub
born mule with
W. Z WADpEy, 10 EinG street.
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For foe Cloibipg see Dealham, g. kine
street, cuTue7 of Fai,f.E.
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AHsUAEM ESTS

Boys and youths Clothing in great variety
at DeaIham's, e. King street.
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gsES'pAFJESETas
RAN ELS
s. VIENNA RESTAURANT,

80 VIENNA RES'TA L NAM,
no l6 north Royal streat:
lily friends snd the public: generally ere a. D.
formed inst have REMNY ED TO ~ q ~
RESTAURANT, 30 Is north RoyalSt where
! will keep Are assortment Of L!QIoKS,
ON. FkENGH BEAED1Es: so or 80 1872 n
lion. also LAGER BEER and fno CIGA Rs.
This establishment has been recently t:;ed up
for the accommodation of ladies aud gentlemen
for private suppers, &c, and ths psr!ors g! ana
dining rooms sre elegantly furnished: The
LUNCH COUNTER contaiGs choice dellcsc'ea.
OYSTERS t. specially: l. q n IL 81,
nov OKLA no. 16 north Royal street.
Gorge Stu
EXCHANGE RESTAURANT.
No. 80 North Roysl ct.
Importer Of French Brandy
Holland Gin, Irish snd Scotch Mn'skHy
ST. Croix end Jamaica RUIZ,
Ehino, Sherry. Port. As1eirs
snd Clsr7t Wines,
Kuemnel Bitters, &c, &c
NORFOLK OYSTERS received thrse times
q week nov ely
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k:2 EERSbSSsE.

Vy e.. VIRG. MIDLAND g. &, r. T. -
~ JOHN s. BARBOUR, Receiy.r -
On and after SUNDAY, December lst H.,
Passenger trains will run as follows: 1'''
SOUTH BOUND. NORTH gOuNn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-06

NEW GOODS.
~ Just opened
Beautiful Prints, Black Alpaca, Black and
Colored Csshmrres. Fianneia, Bod Ticking,
K.rseys, Blankets, S4aH!s. C4:::Hn Elan ae!s,
&c with many olhar Ge:ir.br rnd sessonehls
goods. which are being sod st p'ioas &c suit the
times. -
nov IS ". Il. BGRRLEG.
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FOE. !IEE.EG5k.

iron s:e=lnsg LADY OF TIE LAKE asszssssss
leaves the compaay's Eksrf, Washington EV-
EEI MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and + Kl-
DAI Ut Eve /" clock p. IT,. and Alexandria ~
rU GsDAY. thu aSDAY AID SATURDAY,
II , CLOCK .. This line connects al Nor
tol& with Tie ahipg OF tbs Merchants and Hi.
nars Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence, aud sio-.4s the cheapest AND best
:nrcnghou. New :&Eslsnd. Fs-eto Norfolk "a !;
round trip Sd Tickets good until used
FEE TIE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
The lew aai conmodious iron ,S=z= l.
steamer JOHN ". Thompson, Ls zsss:zsss
Quilt sspooiaily for this rouss, Leaves the COM
pzay's WHIST, Washington, EV ELY MON
DAE, TAU SSDAI and SATURDAY, a..
o clock Is. i'll. and Alexandria AZ 1880 u. a.;
:asurning, arri7os EVERY WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY and 81 NDAY. 3. 6 O'Clock pm.
This company makes close connectens at a.
oxanGEls with the y. O., V. hi: q Il. >. f. IS
received for ell points, NORTH and South.
handled with Csro and forwarded with proInpt.
oess sno dispatch.
For further information apply to
s. q. REED, Agent,
jsnDey's wharf,
or q! VIZ C-ACS " VIC CCs!pauJ, uuGeT bIe NE
tionai Metropolitan Bank, lsih s.reet, opposite
sas Treasury Department., Washington.
mn III :oAMU Ell HAEON, President.
.s;s.=a CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK,
$500 ~ TO
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Steamers laaYe Ale1ancris EVERY TUES,
DAY aad lca7e Philadelphia EVERY SAT
UROAY, ct IL clock ID. from Pier No. n
Hiz77aa.
This lire ccnGects az Alexandris with tie O.,
z. q Ill. End ~ & y. 4. Rs, anG ut Phiadel.
phia with Ciydes regular Steamships for Fall
Hiver, Srovidcnco and Boston.
Freigh! forwarded with pronr!asss snd cars,
frea o. commissions.
No charge for tTaasfsr in Philadelphia, sad
Wharfage il Boston, Quick tins. FREQUENT
departures. Through rates and through bills
rtlading given. Insurance ct the lowest rate5.
Agents:
e. e.. REED, Alexandria.
WIN. =. Oh YDE & CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. =, HYDE Geof getown .. G.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
Jan g.:
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HENRY DRENGLEl7S,

1870 KING STREETS,
Gut Of saoeuinS G7ers;zsd 4scsters
Yiuld of Yacht or E-wl boat You're
sure Of s ,Veral StvOry .%or;s
F-:np.ing Taste to Eidh;s or t'restS.
Every one Eagerly aIrjoys zen, B.scutnpcA
Roasted, zSa~ with see dy sSeish,
stewed, soup, a. So fried, Supplied
Oysters serves! to laai,s aad gentlemen in de-
lighlfuI psrloTs. Families sapplia! with the
pics Of he Market fresh ana delicious
Ks FreDcn std t'ruestIc tdes Cakes,
Pies, sp.,i .lt5 Fruits Na:s, ConI"ctionrElne
Rr-rg IS ice Cream " a."- ICES and ali the
d.hcirs of tbs s,asDn oct Is
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AMGJAEMENTSs
Y3AIEi FAIR
The ladies will mold g
FAIR AT SARGPTA HALL
for the benefit Of the
ALEXANDRIA LIGHT IN Family.
Commencing on Tuesday night, Deer. 10 and
continuing "Wednesday ard Thursday nights,
with LUNCH on "Wednesday from II q. IA. to
3p. m Contributions ara solicited, and will be
received ct No III Prince ST. until Monday;
after that time at the hall.
COURTLAND r. SMITH,
dec 2-!w Chairman Fair Com plittee.
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I'd g. z sassstBs.

Dg.E e1sssrBs.
II YOES AND ZURICH BLACK SILKS
IL PARIS BLACK CA,uHEEES, BLACK
CASHMEE SHAWLS. BLACK Al.rAC-
AS AND NOHAIE
Thursday. Nov q, 1878,
hme. DEMORsSTS N IL W @IaTE5: PAT
TEacS FOX UEC5NBEE
We call attention IL the above. We maze
BLACK GOODS D spaciaity.
j. + baASH&iE,
g. B Eo1nas. No i09 King street,
nov 90 Altxendtia, Va.
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Connects With Chas. & Ohio +. 4. Eas: AMI
West. at LynchbQrg with Atlantic, M:s {
Chic i. +. 10 ana from Southwest Virgins,
ChatscE ocga. Atlanta New Orleans, Nashville
Mou:rh;s Little Rock and ell points in Teyss
81 Dsnviile Gloss connection with Richmond
and Dslvllc r Z. 80 and froc1 the Caro!i1ss
Georgia, Florida, and, via Atlants with Mobile.
New Orleans and Southern Texas.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
I 90 g. IL. and alexandria Is a. H.. daily.
except Sunday, arrive At StrGsburg st - % nj.
connecting with the Valley koad East AMI
West. Jss7e Strasburg 3 70 p ~, connectins
1T Manassas, with North bound train to Wash
ington, for tho North and West
For Giddlehurg, daily connection at Plan:
station
For UpperE;ilc, regular connection Is! Deis.
plane.
For TYARREETCA, lcsye Washington =!
I o. 4. N. daily.
Eli trgins maze goct connectlo1a, s! Wash
ingtn1 to and from y crth and West.
f!ew Oriesns sleeper leaves Washington
7 co e. m, running through without chsaya.
connecting with through Sleeper TO Florida.
Excursion tickets TO Jacksonville Fcria.
good TO Alsy 75:a, 1879. &. very low rate.
Through tickets solo 81 the loves! rs!ea
nov 3 ). Il, DAOADUS, 6. 7. i.
1878 GREAT 1915
TO TIE NOkTH, W EST s. SOUTH " 81
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENEN.
AAuNIFICENG EGUIpMENT
! Nov. TO- 1871 70 r. n.
| Trains lave Washington from depc. OF BE-!
TIMORE s. Potomac RAILROAD, r9t-
nor Of Sixth end = St, Ge.g, SIS follows:
/ For Phila. New York and tbs East, l3J syi
! 1915 .. L. daily, with Palace Cars. Lil,
! tied Express Of Pullman 2arlcr Cars -
| n. dsilJ, except Sunday. For PHILADELPHIA,
For Pittsburg snd tne Yves! 10. 10 Q. n daily, VII.
! perjo1 Cars to Pitssbu-s: 7.4O p. Ill. dali
| With Palace Csr to Chicago.
] For CsnandaigGs and tie NORTH. 1.aO "A
! daily, excep! Saturday, with Palacc Csc l.
Wilkins. Fer EimiTa, 1910 q. IL. tHi!y.
For Isltimore, 7.t0, s.35, g. 80 ard 1915 3. H.;
1870 & ~, 30, lao s:sd TO- 10 p. NJ. On oin
dsy, 10 10 a. H.; l.3O, $50, I ~ and lOl5 Pm
u;tGH.A Ei;At&S.
For AIe1s1drl: +, Tl5. 8, 8, 10 and II ar, a.
| Lis, 5, 40, s, 6.U5 I, sNd n:30 y. n. Oh
Sunday q y. H., sad lis and p. n.
Trains Leave .alaIa2drla for Washington. 80
..ll e.00 1CG, 10 and II ..T...i, 3 40 !, f.ij
and ! T. ii. I'd y niZht.
On Sunday s. &c i.:l:l ~ 2, n: end ID pm.
ThEUUG4 TRAIN ECE THE SOUTH, via
Uuar:iro snd Richmond, will leave AeASa.
tiria Ut T.lG a. q. aud so 2. IT.. Gs!lg.
Tickets umd information @gn be proc2teJ ;,
p-iDc;ral abroad saa::o1s aid tickle; OIL g,
Southeast. l.. J. FARMER,
GEM. PGs9ansac Ago7i
FRANK THOMSON
General 3,GE9gaT. nov
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IESr ~

Q115TARS' u . -
j. r ROBERTS
Has established sn OYSTER SHUCkL&G
HOUSE al the Oystsr dock, and will keep cor.
stsntly ou hand supply q! the E. n EST ? s.
'iEhS brou. 1T to TINS married, having f.cilt!es
superior to others 10 the business E.lnli'e5
supplied At short notice and s.iisf ,c!ion guar
tevd. Prices low U7isTa solicited sep zG-!t
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FANCY GOODS.
ANCY GOODS AND MOTIONS.

FANCY GOODS AED 0o'loN"'
Silk and Wots.cd Fringaa, Brsids and Vel
vets w hte ard Colored Hoaiery, Buttons IN
Z eat variety, Ladies and Gents HendkerchIo'5,
Ladies' MuriDo Vests very chea), Kid and other
Gloves, Co,aets, Vellrgs, Z3payr Wotstot sa1
Ger,Danto 1n Wool, &c, &C, all .! whlca
will sell at prices TO suit the times. .,
noV8 y. y. bEhi.''
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.,A,J, ArD WINTEH OPENING.

E>ALL AID WINTE& OPENING.
AN EXTENSIVE LINE OF LANES,
4ENTs', MISSES BOYS and IN FANIS
MEkINO UNDERWEAR,
Kid Gloves, tiaadkorci1isfs sld C0!ac!a.
Z complete assortn2el. Of Hosiery.
The lstes. styloa of Dress Shirts, Coils''. Cu";
and Neck WGsT.
Crepe Lsle, TaT!stnn, Illusion ard lace 'ecS
Rufling.
Zepyhr PToTz!ed, Germantown Woot, Ice
Wool aid huiIlus Ysrhs.
New Goods added 10 stock IS they appear il
tho market. o,r..
SEPT Z. NJ. !hDA h9, - hl"s o~