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, 1879-07-20
SUBURBAN..

EVANSTON.
The Rev. DR.. Edward Beecher, Of Brooklyn,
n T., will preach in the Presbyterian Church
this morning ut half-past 10 o'clock, and in the
Congregational Church this evening at O'Clock.
The Rev. A. ]. Scot: will occupy the Congre-
gational pulpit in the morning, and Or. Noyes
will preach in the Presbyterian ChuTcA IN Tilt
evening.
Dr.. 4. Nj. Hatfield will preach morning and
evening in the NJ. E. Church.
The Rev George K. Pierce will occupy the
Baptist pulpit morning aud evening.
Tile school-ccnsus, recently conpleted, SHOWS
District No. to contain :, 5S2 inhabitants.
HYDE PARK.
A request was made yesterday bv reporter :
ordinance be given him. A Wrttnn answer as
follows waB returned:
On sanitary grounds. do not object to the
transportation OF dead animals and other refuse
animal matter through the vilage- provided II can
he done without interfering with the com1oFs OF the
citizens or initiating against the public health.
". Il. D. LEWIS, u. D., Health omcer'
Friday evening the home OF John Dunn, on
Hyde Park avennc, Kenwood, took tire IRON q
defective fue. Hose Company No. was called
and cxtinguished the flames, after which hose
Company No. aud the Fire Marshal arrived.
Damage IS estimated at $150. Insured.
Officer John O'Donuell was arrested yester-
day on warrant sworn out before Justice
Mech by John Mahon, John Cummings, and
Mike Madden, who claim that O'Donnell beat
them With his club without making an arrest,
and, further, that there was no cause Iof Tue
assault, and that Officer Turner, who was With
O'Donnel1, advised him not to beat them. Their
case Was continued until Tuesday.
, 1879-07-20
FEDERAL BITS.

The United States SubTreasurY dsburse-
mcnts yesterday dropped to $4,000.
One hundred barrels OF alcohol were export
ed from this city yesterday,-in spite OF the pro-
voking position OF the Treasury Department on
the leakage question.
The fnternal-reyeuue receipts yesterday foot
ed up S30350. OF this amount, S2f,S76 was for
taxes on distilled spirits, S., ,855 for tobacco and
cigars, and $2,312 for beer.
Yesterday passed, as did the day before, and
even the day or two before that without tidings
from the missing Bangs The only young man
in his Office who has a civil tongue in his
head when it comes to talking to reporters, to-
wit, Mr. Baldwin, is firmly Of the belief that the
missing juriss is in lacon, though even he ad-
mits that the "good Judge too'' might have
posted back from Lacon, had he been SO mind
ed, aud gone On to Washington without inform
ing the office of his Intentions While this
might be the case, he does not think it Is, and
IN support OF his views urges that It was the
Juuge'sintention to 20 on to Washington at =
IN connection With the Office. That ueces-
sfty, however, has not yet arrived, and
on the whole afr. Baldwin cannnt see any possi~
bic reason for his going to Washington at this
particular time. OF course, it may be proper to
explain, the Office takes no stock IN the re-
noval story. wherever the Judge is be should
be informed Of these painful rumors, and hasten
back to tell what he knows about them.
III. Rush, the representative Of the Chicago,
Pekin, and Peoria dist1llers who recently cor
Vened in this city, drew up statement Of their
grievances under the sdetciency tax" and sent
the Doctor on TO Washington with with the
same returned to the city during the past week,
having pleaded the oistillers' cause With ali the
eloQuenee he possesses butt as near as can
be ascertained, without exactly accomplishing,
Sherman and Commissioner Raum are under
stood TO have stated that thew could not and
, 1879-07-20

The Mayor was off to picnic yesterday after
noon.
Three cases Of scarlet fever were reported 5es-
terday at No. Isl West Erie street.
Aid. Sanders, who has been sick for some
DAYS, was able to be out yesterday, though still
quite weak.
The City Treasurer yesterday received s5.23S
from the City Collector, S2.A0 from the Water
Department, and S545 from the Comptroller.
COL Cameron, Of the Law Department, re-
turned from Canada yesterday, where he WAS on
q sojourn, in answer to dispatch announcing
the death of an infant child.
The Commissioner OF Public Works yesterday
telegraphed Il. - F. Blandy, OF GAINESVILLE, to
come On at once and set the chamber for the
Fullerton avenue conduit. They are the con-
tractors, and every days delay postpones the
completion OF this important work.
4 bronze and marble water-fountain, de-
cided!y ornamental, was placed In the Water
Department yesterday tot the accommodation
Of the famishing who daily want to pay their
taxes. 1t has anything elsa than an economic
appearance, and might been done without.
Building permits we're issued yesterday to the
following, among others: R. 4. B. Mills, to
erect two 1wo-story dwellings at No. 4o5 South
Park avenue, to cost So, 700; to J. Stepheuhazen,
to erect one-story cottage at No: SO Hastings
street, to cost $1,000; to G. Il Vanzwal1, TO
erect a .wo-story dwelling at No. Il Seeley
avenue. to cost a500:, and to N. A. LindberG,
to erect t"o-story dwelling at NO. 513 west
TWenty-fourth street, to cost $500.
Michael Daley was yesterday appointed en-
Eineer At the Washington street tunnel, vice
R. C. Mackey, removed, and John Mccormick
bridge-tender at the Ere-street bridge, wee
James Foley, removed. Pat Marrel was
claiming that he had been appointed Milk In
spector, and SO we're several others, bue the
intimate friend" Of the Mayor denied having
any knowledge on the subject.
STREET srR1HK11xe AND SWEEPING.
, 1879-07-20


hairpins stick tikhter to the new biscuits
II 10 aetinats41 that during the past week
or.r 70 m neon1r visited Florida, the celebrat-
ed Han,htetnn;an stallion of Orange County,
NY Among tile number we're the following
wcll-knowu horsernen: Dan Mace, owner OF
who pulls the ribbons over, Karus; george =.
Perrin, owner Of the famous PAGER, oMitzel'
and ]. Mcdonald, owner Of Br1eadier anu Col:
Lewis. The latter has determined 10 ahe
Florida colt to California on bis return' les YES
tetdoy Dan Mace vas seen u ~ d-roer ouea0, so;
~ NV Far;da pa5h at1s'1 ~ IN loaI rai4
Oh flof1da' AT ~ ga't" .,
This warm weather:-We lore to lie beneat9
the shade and quaH the cooling Lemonade, anu
also 1eei l1e cneeFlu1 anls clamt slo"'y ~ ~.
SUMNER pan. r. s;r Anu s.up no,,a tio hm@ and
tluie 10 run lhE plGe VI sos sosacous LUZ ~, an1
ieel tne ca.e.piars k.aeS a.one ouf % hanr % the
fast;ua sI1aa+ar 1ing and 1eri the oentie hornet
1tnu Who won1dn,r lie honeath the shade and
nuafT the cooinr Iemonade3
41a.~ 49, ~: -:1, ~o1 ,,h.
Vur la.r 1 reo'TeslUnuentue l3 u;a aaos.,no e. ~ wa,j
cahinsta % eic % IL in}or1ned i fhat ,he hest nlaco
N rh;caoo to nnrchase snch articies il 1t J. s.
Roet'e 90 Ncrh TIsrlr c]reat That ptnt,e-
non arhih;ta tha lar0ast va1ietv of 1ninue and
haantif,,i nesons in vail cahinets. fancy stands.
etc. n the city, and his pr1ves are very moderate
indeed.
,1,..1;n..nn .ho+ ~ u.rv
wa1tsr ,n,11 nai.a har ran,.e n;r-'.t1v in
hroant.s Ths v;e,v ~ H.. o1n-fashioncd
,,;1os,n.., S;t, h;noa IN - viii cer,anlv he n
!p',ne.'',,1 ,o,aitr :" "' ~
n.m t.7.
ny AZ "eaus secnse so"'e " 1noSe .i'is =.
parap1e pnstoesaDns nSt, oy '1snaa t nns atsont ~
"os' ~ zoo 4'o.4 W -" 49, >: ..v1.,a"
Mhen Tue swallows nome~aru nY, Mnen
ule p,oo ~ ou tue Anu ;n ne eutn ~ 1,o,, 80
eeuty mas'nS, Annio ueas =, s.h W. in,a 5oI oI
1ar no nnnd-adtt t;mo " nnf +affv IN vn,,r ear
49, - ..-..ora..:e., = a1.-- ho;,,.
- 10 q saetne ~ usctsa.ol' ~ ssetI :t; noue
no1u .a'u ~ t"I i!iIuuts ~ ,ao'3
4aGes ~ asssS tnat .us "a, ueas,s =. 1,,rna @
90 stats streer il mneonaied
ec,.sss, h,,,. ,~aa7;,,ts anto,,n T.. o,,,+h,o,+
os'ela a,, oU w. ~ H;,ht,;1,o pnrs
'hosa - $780, o ~ on;o, ho,,id cn+ .h,s
ont and naste it in their athers' hats.
% u ~. ~ t e ;.,ut ha,,, onentn1 20 ~ ToSs
VIZ te.5 ~ ror Ie do9ttra % 10 nad1
esfai of rra1i.e. surmonntrd hy the Il Ancel
of Resurrection,n u in Italian marble.
plaae,-a h.o ,ro,r f,af,;t;,ns hr+ +, -ea1;+,
n CONSISTS If rroinp somewhere heinz nerfertjy
uncomfortab]e ali The time while there, and cali
inr it & the hest time you ever had. .N-!TaratIou
Jndenendtut.
RS Watson f. In. M 141 State street. are
the nnlv flor;sts in the city who make snecialtg
ri fora1 nee;rns and cnt flowrrs
rh, 1,:.,,.@ - yu,.u.,,o, =, ..,,u .,,.+ a.
nrom;nent ra3nflaman has fo'nd q cheao nothod
for nntcrto;nin', ronnanv At hio mrctiprs Ho
rcrom mcnds "a thc first rnnnn: whiIe annrtites
are pood. green corn. cucumbers. and ice lemon
, 1879-07-20
WEST CHICAGO.

SOME ASSESSMENT STATISTICS.
The Assessor Of West Chicago has SO far
COMPLETED hts foottngs of the totals as
to arrive at an approximate idea OF
the amounts which they will pre-
sent for the present year. 1t was
supposed that the entire work would be COM
pleted yesterday, and the books turned over to
the County Clerk, but Assessor Sokup was not
enabled to do this, owing to the fact That Two or
three Of the volumes did not balance, and the
clerks are now busy hunting out the discrepan-
cies. Monday the job will no doubt be COM
pleted. .......
It is found that the total personal assessments
OF 1879 are S4,670, 500. For 1873 they amounted
to s4,470,46o. Tie figures OF this year show
gain Of $206,34
It is notable feature of the assessment that
there are about 3,00O less names returned than
in 1875, when tile total reached 'l3,o00, and YET
from the 1act that the Assessor has listed
large amount OF wha: is known Us invisible per-
sonal property, ana consisting OF bonds, stocks,
money in mortgages; Chamber Of Commerce
stock, interest in vessel property, etc there was
! no special objection to the: assessment OF this
class Of property, the 'kickers" being those
| who invariably object to the payment OF taxes
| on any kind Of property. The assessment OF
| vessel property has not heretofore been maae
| here, except lumber vessels The total amount
Of the assessed valuation Of this class OF prop
crty which was not classed in the lists last year
is $3l 800. The assessment has been made with
the full consent of the owners, 4nd the Assess
| ors of the North and South Divisions have
been notified, so there will be no danger OF
| double assessment By those officials.
Following are the unequaiizcd assessments on
| real estate OF the West Division for 1873 and
| the depreciation in the same, as compared Win
| the year 1878 valuation, is shown to be ABOUT
S1,eOo,000.
4r1x<rfu aEUffMkHf
, 1879-07-20

IODINE MINERAL SPRINGS,

,o-r~o-~-~--~-->>>>~-
IODINE MINERAL SPRINGS,
siebe and irof i. Ia!a: q !ls :ss Mealss! 80
H. Of (neryous) Nervous Debility and < kidasy d
cefT euDe .S sf5 to e
use Of the water fres TIC Spring Mtlwaukee aye
Fl nfEf i Is T. H. e To- St.
CuEn1c4L LAnoE4TonI Of 39nN =. M MslknE1r
Z. stlotrm.en, E.q.-pEAE stn; in compliance Eith
subjected ID the wa:er y n oa ct f
ssa Hsi; T. yf1s Is s
2a1 cubic Inches: cro,n., G,o,a..
Chloride Of $ FpssRaste Of soes g
S?:sassa Ses9seasss 3! 6Fssaic
Bcareonate q iyaa s ae 5as
oiie p1oS.Se Us odde q
Of It's favorable composition as yell - on
ss a. VIII s assr t. De =
considered excellent drinking water g It = ABOUT
M ~ tie II s e
nni that besides the Iodine contained n tnls watsr
the sane Qualities the TstsT Re-
''eet'o''S s'0'.a 2nayt1cal and Consulting chemist
L1a' aess ss:
Nay q strf; *. e5 qs sisi rom on
6
q WHICH essentially with ene aa.lgals made by
% Iodine: % sxlsting probably 1odde Of Sodium. md
pssf Saaae X the
undoubtedly The important. The Of this
rs so &c
remedial agent Of great ys!ue u Iarss vaTis1y . Of
aud mineral waters containing it arc highly priced In
The anayaes Of mnera waters Of the United States
chow that but small portion Of the Contain Iodine
ws II s VIZ ts Tns Il u
this element ln tne Montrose Water; even In small
, 1879-07-20

The manufacture and repairing Of jewelrJ is done
with the greatest nicely and care at Hamilton.
Snuueds & Co.
, 1879-07-20
SUITS. WRAPS, Etc. .....
THE
PARISIAN
SUIT co.
Have determined to close their
entire stock Of Spring and Sum-
mer Suits before Aug. /.
4 Rare Opportunity

To purchase Elegant Suits and
Costumes for a mere nominal
price.
Our $40 Suits marked down
to $40.
Elegant Blk. Cashmere Suits,
trimmed with Silk Fringe, $l2.
Black Cashmere Suits, trim
med with Satin, marked down
from $25 to $l5.
All-Wool Stuf-Goods Suits,
the former price of which was
SIT, marked down to So.
A-few Black and Colored Silk
Dresses marked down to $28.
Some elegant imported Dress
es, in perfect order, marked
down from 5000 and $3.50 to
$75 and 800.
Our Spring Garments, Wraps,
&C., all marked down in the
same ratio. :
, 1879-07-20

''Don't give me taffy.' Needless advice to the
candy buyers 1t Dawson's, 2ll State street.
, 1879-07-20
e. J. LEHMANN
"THE FAIR"
1875. 1913 & 200 STATE-ST.,
81. So. 65, ST, So, II l. 73 Adans-st.

PROPOSALS.
PR9FOsAIs FOE ARMY sup
or.sn e r.! Esss Wss5as'od asR DssreT r.
CHICAGO. III, Ju;y IS, 1873: K.
Ss,Sa II u vii e. ess3sd s AZ so21
JsS ss SS; seesrss @ ::
Is; ssSk fai delivery
ST. 10 pounds Bacon. clear sides. to be packed m
20 pounas Clear sides be p.cfd
not %aG $50 te ns1 esch ev
up IN cotton washed and dried and then packed u
crates, with handles at each end, weighing go
s,ss5 ss sss 1! ptd dsa .s a
50. 81, 90 % pounds Corn Meal. whlte. kiln.dzted-
9s POUNDS POUNDS Kominy Keaai sG''ti Ei,n.drted.
e pasksa Il a5a Sa
same as sample ie b. seen at ms omce. ,onna
7.soo p9unes Candle stearic acld' s1es' 4o-poa0a
30 cans Bssf, curaed 3.pounu c.ns, or r2,lpound
10 70 pounds cnocolate. Bakers premium. IN r
g. sssas SSass s9s s ~; qss psz s in Do.a D
Fsars: California; new e5oP. n,,, c,,..s
Blackwelrs Pickles Gherkns ChoV.enow sna na - =
sorted to be packed II quart bottles 70 case s0a -
10 10 gallon kegs Pickles, Assorted.
~. cans, :.~pouod, Salmon. new CATCH
:31Al boxes table suit. packed In cases-
4,DU pounds table Salt. in lUpUun4 baE5, pacKe0 III
boxes containing lU0 pounds net eacn. .....
:.64 pint bottles mad SIG half pint bottles WoFcessl
SHIRE SAUCE Lea d ferrius'; pint bottles to eases
and 81 half- pint bot.lgs Eo . cast
!U,UJ pounds Cut Luaf Sugar. lo, on pounds Gfaa1
lated Sugar. and = COO pounds Powdered Susar u ~
pound boxes boxes to bt oue-inch s!un ton2ae"
anu Erooyed lined with pa3er. and strapped
SO cans, 2-pound, Tongue, beef. ,s,a~
All cases to be strapped and in thorough so1ppiaS
ORDER ., ~
Bids will be received for the whole OF any portion ot
thu above amounts. which to be Increased o1 ee
creased may be required 1t The time of oIen!nR
Actual At the time OF delivery u Fe4ulseo' Aoas
no Charge for packages will be allowed. .H
Proposals will nc received subject the usual cood
sions and must be accompanied By samples ~ . .,r.
Blank proposals. or further information viii % 1a@
nshed on application " this Office
The right TO reject any all bids Is reserved.
NJ r SM ,LL- Major and Z: =
, 1879-07-20

No other baue is SO sure against reaches as Buck
j. Rayner'B Moth Powder"
, 1879-07-20
SilVerWare Department.

{-bott.c Caster at SIC, worth 75c-
Butter Knives only SC, worth 25c-
Black Handled Knives and Forks at 43c 4 set.
10000 doz. Ladies' Dress Buttons Cut Glass Jet aoA
Frosted Silver. and Gilt Cloth and Velvet &C., &c. II
&c per doz.. worth from l2c 10 25c-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24
gpening and Closing of the kaisso

CLOSING.
Wsehin2.on, d. c., North and Northeastern
mails II M and 30 p. M.
Western mails 80 and 8 80 p. M: oo
Southern mails via Richmond, va, oco a.
M. and 90 p. n.
Southwestern mails Wis Lynchburg, Virgin g.
Through maiD co a. M. .,.,
Alexandria to Lynchburg, Va, (way maii')
including through mails, E % q. m.
Manassas Division 90 O. n.
Alexeudrie TO Round Bill, Va, w 3. 10.
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, yis Washing
ton, D. c., so O. N. snd 90 and 90 p. n.
Southern mails, vie Richmond, Va, 8 80 g. N.
and ! 90 p. m.
through msils) 8 80 a. m.
Southwestern mails, including. way msils On
Midland Railroad 8 80 .. N. Manassas DlviS'
lon 80 8. N.
Round Hill to Alexsndris, Va, 30 p. n.
Office Hou1s-Ofice opens at 3 ~ g. m, emo
Sunday Hours-ofice opens st 8 45 q. H., snd
closes at 8 80 8. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24
8yAsHINGToN s. OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

beginning OCt 4, 1910.
The HAIL TRAIN will Leave Washington
el9 90 t. IL. and Aexsndria st 9 O5 a. u. daily.
except Sunday; pas, Loeaburg, going west.
WARD, g. II 10 a. o. and arrive 1t Bound Xiii
y. y Il. Leave NoaEd ELL at 1890 p. n; psss
iae:ourgr going eastward. ct l 10 p. NJ, snd ar
rive ri Aiexendria e: $40 p. TO-, and st
Washington $3.50 2. n.
tbs ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Washington at 4 70 p. ~, and Alexandria
3. 4 Is 2. IL. daily, except Sunday, aad arrive
e. Leesbu.s 81 6 20 p. IL. Leave Lcesburg ct
s CO Il. m. and arrive Ct Alexandria at g Is e. H.
and Washington C. 8 30 b. =.
- Passengers from Washington will take
tho Washington and Ohio cars st tee Baltimore
IS 2otoInac Railroad station ate la. n and 4. 20
pm, and 60 through without change Of Cal g..
The gG5 an. train from Alexandra and II 80
p. IT. train from Ro" nd Elll cornec. at Round
Hell wi.h Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
FOR Snickarsville: Berryville and Winchester;
also with EeNmer's Line Of Coaches, which leave
Loesburs daily for Aldie and Middleburs.
Both trains, westward, make close connections
az Y;enns. with Sisson's Limo Of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, s cts. per mile
ASEsHaE E!cEsfa, $50.
j. Fl. EAVENER,
oct 4-.f General Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24
MEDICINAL.
7 II Err

This important crgsn weighs but about
three pounds, and all the blood in q living
person (about three gallons) passes through
it at lesst once every half hour, to have the
bile and other impurities strained or filtered
from it. Bile is the natural purgativo of the
bowels, and if the Liver becomes torpid it is
not separated from the blood, but carried
through the veins 20 ell psrts of the system,
and in trying TO escape through the pores OF
the skin, causes it to turn yellow or dirty
brown color. The stomach becomes diseased
and Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation,
Headache, Biliousness, Jsundice, Chills,
Mslsrisl Feyers, Piles, Sick and Sour Stonl'
ach, and general debility follow. MER-
RELIS HEPATINE, the great vegetable
discovery for torpidiSy, causes tho LAYER to
throw of from ono 10 two ounces OF Bile esco
time the blood passes through it, as long az
there is an excess of bile; and the effect OF
even few doses upon yellow complexion
or brown, dirty looking skin. will aston
ish ell who try it--they being the first symp'
toms to disappear. The cure Of all bilious
diseases and Liver complaint is made GER
tain by taking Hspatine in accordance WITH
directions. Headache is generally cured IN
twenty minutes, and no disease that sriseS
from the Liver can exist if fair t!ial ls
given. Take no pills when you can get
Hepatine st the same price. For Gale py
all DRUGGISTS. PRICE 2Sc and 81.
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7 IIJNGS

The fstslity of Consumption or Throatand
Lung Diseases, which sweep to the grave a.
least ono third of oil deaths victims, arises
from the Opium or Morphine tres:ment,
which simply stupefes as the work OF desth
goes on. $4,000 will be paid if Opium or
Morphine or any preparation, of Opium,
Morphine or Prussic Acid can be found IN
the Globe Flower Cough: Syrup. which mas
cured people who are Twins to-day with one
remaining lung. No greater wrong can De
able. The GLOBE FLOWER COUGH
SYRUP will cure it when sill other means
have failed. Also Colds. Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all diseases Of the throst and
lungs Read the testimonials! Of the Hon
Alex. e. Stephens and others in our book
free to all at the drug stores. Take no
YOU can get Globe Flower Syrup ct same
price. For sale by all Druggists. PENCE
Csc and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

MORAL CHARAcTER.-There is nothing
which adds 90 much to the beauty and power
of man ss q good moral character. 1t i5 his
wealth, lis Influence, his lie. 1t dig0i6es him
10 every station, exalts him in every conoitloJ,
and elorifcs him OF every period OF lite. cnon
a character is more to BIO desired than every
thing else on earth. It makes man Tree apd
independent. No servile tool, no croaklDg syco
phant, DO treacberous honor seeker, ever pore
such character. Tie pure joys OF truth apa
righteousness ever spring in such person. II
Young men but know how much gooa coalao
ter would dignity and exat them, how g'ofi33!is
it would make their prospects. even 10 tt ha
life; never should We find them SleloIog 10 tne
sroyeling AID base born purposes OF husaao Cd
iIlFe,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24
2z0 GREAT 1879

pSNNsYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TEE NORTH, WEST 81 SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY.
biAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Nov. ~. lS7S-7 % p. m.
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner Of Sixth and 3 st1 sets, as follows:
For Phila New York and the East, 100 anG
1Gl5 D. n. daily, with Palace Cars. Lin :
ited KxpTess Of Pullman Parlor Cars "aGn
n. daily, except Sunday. For Philsdelph -
$40 p. n. daily.
For Pittsburg snd The Wes.lu 10 a. m. daily, VIII
.'arlor Cars to Pittsburg; 40 p. m. dai:v
with falace Car to Chicago.
&c. Carsndsigus and the North, 7.40 n
daily, except Saturday, with Palace Gar to
watkins. For Elrirs, 1910 s. m ds'lg'
Fov Baltimore, 7.Co, $50, $50 and 1O.lC a. NJ;
l.Su, 20. $50. TAO snd 10. Is p. m; On Sun
day, 1910 8. NJ; 1.30. $50, 7.40 and 1918 pm
LOYAL THhINS.
Fos Alexandria 6, '7.15, 8, 9. 10 and II az, ara
ll5, 3, 40, 6, Cos Z, and l:3o p. m IN
Eu1day u. q. H., and l.l5 and p. q.
7.!5 S.Gl, 600, 10 end II a.Is.,i, 3,i2, 5, 6.l5
and .. n. aad II night.
"a Sunday a. 500 and 10 o. NJ, and = 10 p ir.
rAROUGE TRAIN FOR TIKI SOUTH, vie
Quan.ico and Richmond, will leave Ale1an-
dria ct 10 S. n. and 90 2. Il. daily.
Tickets ind information can be procured
c:ilcipRl railroad stations and TICKET othce;
s;onthaas: LIP. FARMER,
Gem. Passenger Agent.
FEANE TSCMSON
General MalsgsT. noV9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24
FOB NOKECLk.

Tho elegant, new and substantial :, ss<an p
iron steamer LADY oE THE LAX g ;zEzeszs
leaves the compsny,s wharf Washington, EV-
Day, ct five o clock p. NJ, and Alexandria st
$50 D. NJ. returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY end SATURDAY,
q. 5 O'clock D. m. This line connects at Nor
folk with the ships CT the Merch snts' and Nj.
nors Transportation Company for Boston and
route to those cities and their connections
throughout New Englsnd. Fsse.o Norfolk 81
round trip Sc. Tickets good Until used
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24

Connects with Ches. Sc Ohio r. r. East and
West. at Lynchburg with Atlantic, Miss. g
Ohio +. =. to and from Southwest Virgins,
Chstteuoogs, Atlanta. New Orleans, Nashville,
heu,phis, Little RocE and sill points in Texas;
At Danvle close connection with Richmond
snd Danville 4. r. 10 and from the Csrolinss,
Georgia Florida, and, via Atlanta, with Mobile,
Now Orleans nnd Southern Texas. .
For MANASSAS LINE lesve Washington
200 9. IL. and Alexandra 7 25 s. M: daily
except Sunday, arrive ct Strssburg at II rs p. M,
connecting with tho Valley Rosd East ana
West. Lesvo Strasburg 8 70 pm, Front Royal
C. p. m, Markham 90 p M, Salem 81 p. M,
hIanassss 7Q9 p. NJ, arriving at ALEXANDRA
8 20 p. N. Passengers for Washington ana
North will leave Alexandria on Main Line
train, Of 0 20 p N.
For Hiadleburg. daily connection at Plains
station.
For Uppegvil|e, regular connection at Dela'
For WARkgNTON. losvo Washington at
7 GU 81 n. daily.
All trains make good connections. at WISH
inaton, TO and from North and West.
Sew Orlesns sleeper leaves Washington
I co e. H., running through without change
connecting with through Sleeper to Florida.
Excursion tickets to Jacksonville, Florida
good 10 Msy 10Th, 1879. et very low rate.
Through tickets sold at the lowest rates
NOV "a J. II. EROADUS, &. 7. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-24
FOB NEW YORK

Ths AL Steamships z. U. KNIGHT s.sssss
and John GIBSON leave the SSssskEsae-s
psny's wharf, Alexandra, EVERY Statue
DAY MORNING, and New York, from p!eE
Al East River, EVERY SATDRDAT at 'ou1
o'clock p. 10.