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School HALL.

School Hall has been let for the. AS. TING
for any species of publ. entertaia laen,.. 1t
will now be divided INFO two >c!nol r"orns,
for which the furniture is to be OIL .red trcn
Chicago. If practicable, i, wou.h he \ good
idea to put in folding doors. in place oI -
stationary partition. in dividing. the HALL.
When occasion demands the two class, rIG,ns
of the upper story can then TO thrown imo
one assembly rooM, to be ussa in eNan,ina-
tinnS, rhetorical exercises. etc.
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Drowned.

Four ELLIS. Mont. Aug. II. Hp. m.-Wil-
liam Claussen. better knn" II as Dutch Bill
was drowned at $50 this p. IN. Will" attempt
ing to cross the Yellowstone. about six miles
below Countrymar's. Body recovered. hoI>"
washed away.-f "r,;ef crirn.
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The other day Mcssrs. Robert McTagsart
and Clas. 5. Warren set out in one of Hank
ValitOn's most stylish turnouts, bound for
Silver Lake to inspect some good looking.
groupings in that ncighborhood. The trip
out was made all right, hut in coming down
Foster Gllcl,, homeward bound, I'll" loEses
became first FESTIVE, then frantic from the
deer, horse. buffalo, sand, black and a score oi
other varictiey Of flies, whose relish for horse
flesh was "una' to that of the modern Paris
and double tree were broken and other lam
ages to amount altogether to $40 DOVE the
carriage. Neither Of the gentlemen Occupy
ing the carriage was at all hurt. The horses
escaped altogether npon the breaking Of the
tongue, but we're finally recovered, when the
prospcctors male their way home vita colors
at half mast.
-. 49, -.
A correspondent writes to asccrtain the best
mral,> Of keeping cookie burrs ont Of horses
tail. This inquiry We are inclined to think,
comes from some joker who imagi,ns We don't
| know much about stock matters. Plrsuml'-
tions youth, receive your answer and under
stand your mistake. To reply then: In the
first place there are no cookie burr> in this
country, but uthcrc are. then ;l that need be
done is to cut the horses tail oil to prevent til"
| possibility Of any further annoyance from this
| source. Gralgcr's Association will please adj
dress prize to Butte. NJ. T.
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LOST +!

IN THURSDAY. the 9Th inst. somewhere
Il t~HINCIIIGk.A ONERCOAT, with II RED
SILK SCARF in one of the Pockets. The
finder will a. lihcry,!tr rewarded by leaving IT.
AZ this utfCe. Wilt
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Cuticura, Cutucura,
AMI .iLL.iN'S ELL BRICK, al
Eastern Prices.
PAUlCIEN 4 D-AluEIL.k.

WINDOW o. Ass .-Iar,. lot all slZ'S from
>Nin to ::aEW just r,.r"iv" At I'M l'"w">' Fur
4itur. Warrronm.
\ lice. assortment pf baskets, willow Chairs.
etc al l.. MARKS Il Sn,'>,
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fFrOm Saturdays Daily,

for b. Petit, Butte.
Nincty-two in the shade yesterday. When
is this thing going to stop:
Mr.. A. Tucker has opened a shoe shop in
the small building on Main street, formerly
occupied by the late W.. l.. Hargravr.
Yesterday Mr.. NJ. +. Meyer, assayer, cast
two beautiful bars of fine silver, 600 on each;
one for Allan Hay, the other for Oscar Smith,
from the ncighborhood of divide.
Two trains, one belonging to Hall L. Amos
loaded for l.. w. Foster Il Co., with $4,000
lbs flour from Mallet's Mills, Burnt Fork of
the Bitter Root.
During the course Of last evening several
'sllot - leveled at lis in yesterdays .North-
Vest. We had to confess our ignorance.
Could only signify our entire willingness to
"shoot - back.
4. telegram tlom Helena at noon yesterday
stated that Donald Mclean, injured in the
coach acciden, ut the preceding day was still
unconscious, with faint hopes entertained Of
his recovery. Ira Mott. the driver. was also
very severely Injured.
The Grove Gulrh mill is to be started up
next Monday on custom work, the OF" OF the
Olive, Branch a claim belonging to it, owners,
and upon which the mill WAS formerly en-
ployed, having become altogether too base
for reduction BY free milling process.
The Colorado Il Montana conn anH's
smeltcr has started up for good, the revrr-
beratory making its first heat last friday.
Hereafter the works are expected to run rc"u-
larly and if they do the: will. directly and
indirectly gave employment To a large
number of men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopld Marks and Miss Alice
Marks. the father, mother and sister Of our
young tow n>lnan, Mr.. David Marks. were
passengers on the Diamond coach TO winch
the mishap occurred in the str. cts Of Helena
day before yesterday. Fortunately. they
uisembarkr,. al the l,olS" of Il friend just be-
fore the coach tuI ned into The street " here the
accident took place.
Mr.. John Mccormick is perhaps the owner
Of the lralL,nine>t mineral cabine, in Butte.
comprising as it does. gold. silver. copper. Gin
nilmr ores. rts.. beside, gold dust. Nuggets.
Soutl! Sea coral and pctritartion>. among the
latter a beautiful specimen vi r~rtrificd sag
brush. taken from Il deep shaft. MIR. Meteor
mick intends taking ii portion of his rabinr, I"
the Territorial Fair. to compel" for >",nr 9th"
mineral priZrS offered.
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Minor Items.
(From Fridays Daily

(From Fridays Daily.l
Sprinkle Of rain yesterday.
The attention of contractors is called to the
card inviting proposals for bridge building,
etc.
Schmidt & Gamer have set up a piseon.holc
table at their Centennial Beer Hall, Timer
Main street.
The G. & S. coach on the Boulder road
sports q spanking six-horse team at the Butte
end of the route.
A Butte NJ. ID. mourns over the fact that our
town is just nov "distlessingly healthy as
he expresses it.
Dunn X Stenberg have just completed a
handsome sign for Nj. E. Meyers new assay
office, on Park street.
Our city subscribers will confer a favor by
promptly informing us of any ir~regularity in
he delivery of the Daily MINER.
Workmen are busy on the stone foundation
for Henry Jacobs new tire-proof store. Brick
for the superstructure are already on the
ground.
Will some one please rise and explain how
it is that the overland mail for Butte very
frequently comes in by tile Deer Lodge
coach?
Simon Hauswiith has accepted the agency
for the sale Of the Western Brewery Beer,
manufactured by Fenner Il Van Gundy,
Deer Lodge.
Some time ago a weathcrwise individual Of
Chicago predicted that August 14th would
be the hottest day of the year. And lie didn't
miss it much either.
The Insane fugitive whose escape is NEIL
toned elsewhere, was found III the Park yes
terday and brought to town on a wood wagon
quite late in the afternoon.
Thos. Conklin, whose arm was sawed off a
couple of weeks ago is already walking about
the streets. SO much for a good constitution,
unimpaired by vice or dissipation.
Mining items are scarce these times. Every
thing moves smoothly along everybody at
tends strictly to business. to the disgust of the
Conscientious reporter who can report only
facts.
The school trustees invite builders to offer
bids for all work necessary to divide the
upper story of the school house into two
rooms, with hall running between them
also to erect a stairway within the edifice.
Pllns and descriptions Of the notifications
desired can be seen at the store Of IL. Jacobs,
member of the School Board.
Donald Mclean, mentioned in our Helena
despatch as having received serious injuries
in IA coach accident Yesterday evening, will
be remembered by all old residents of Dia-
mond City as a Confederate Gulch miner
from the early days. During the height of
the Black Hills fever Mr.. Mclean left for
that section, but was only too glad to return
to a better country than Dakota.
In his claim on the Original lode Mr..
Boardman employs ID men taking out low
grade free-milling ore, which is worked at
the Dexter mill. In the mine are immense
bodies of base ore of fair grade, which are al
lowed to remain untouched, further than the
amount that must necessarily be removed
with the free-,nilling ore. On the dnmp are
1000 tons, taken out in this manner.
(From Saturdays Daily.l
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Alexandria 0azette
MoNDAY EVENING, MAY l..

flTguUoH LEE AT ATLANTA Welcome WAS
written ON every face which turned TO greet
Gauersl Fi!zhugh Lee and as. hat in hand ne
rode down the ssluting lines of gray, hla sliced
carried graceful rider, handsome msn. ano
the clustering memories OF s3 huncre1 scenes
where rang the vlctor's proud hurran.
Never before in Atlanta was there sucn Turn
out of military and civilians. and the tnron9 81
the cemetery was tribute from unentnuSisstlc
Atlanta Of which any msn might have D:eh
proud. t,,,
OF Fitzhugh Lees speech-well, am Just lnll
snd running over with Dixie-it was All tnas was
eloquent and appropriate, replete with pefSonssa
incident; and if now and then thero were ciouuS
nf pathoi, each had its silver lining OF numQ,T-
all in all q speech which would nave sol We
QiDis, Savannah, Charleston or augusta auoi.
ence wild with delight. ard whose sympathy
with speaker and sentiments would have louno
vent in unbounded applause Still, even lhouRn
"Atlsnts doesn't enthuse much" las remarked
an Atlanta soldier who still! retained, grsIeiut
and vivid recollec.ions of tho 'en'huse o!
Charleston tho speech was rcceiVou Win gteS'
favor and frequent applause.
Ere this reaches you General Lee Will nave
dersrted, but his presence has added new TRENDS
TO the "Jld Dominion" and to the old friends
has beer IS grateful and refreshing as dc" OF
morn TO roses in bloom. Up to last FfidaV
had no! seen him since early IN May, le1i'
when, with a handful of cavalry, he was contest
ing every inch Of Spotsylv snia Court HOUSE
ground with Grants van; It was the same el1
EitZ" only with littlo moro aVolrdupois--
Cor. Charleston NcrS.
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MINERAL WATERS.
BEDFORD (VlRGINIA)
Alum and Iron Springs Water,

MASS AND PILLS,
For certain forms Of Dyspepsis, Diseases Pecu.
liar to Female,, Chronic Disrrhoea, Bronchial,
Scroluous and Cutaneous Affections, Disorders
of tho Liver. Kidneys and Bladder, Debility,
Malaria and Headache,
"Eoual to any Water of its class known to
me-" HUNTED Meg U1RE. n. D., W.
Satisfactory in Uterine Diseases and in Ma
lsrous conditions" CIV. VAIL, ND. Ohio.
efficient is Dyspepsia and Nervous Diseases
arising from impure blood"
G. T. HARRISON, N. Y.
Used with success in certain diseases peculiar
10 females" B. RoEMEE NJ. D., Mo.
"Benofcsl in Mslsrisl Fever and Diph'
iberia" 5. r. DUP0S, ga.
'Inraluable in scrofula
w. J. GILBERT, NJ. D., y, G.
Recommended IS prophylsc!ic in Yellow
Fever Diit!icts" d. +. FAlREx, NJ. D., La:
The Summer Season Of these Springs begins
june Let. Terms $50 month. Carrisges meet
visitors at Forest or Lawyers each miles from
Tho Springs, upon advice Of arrival. Accom-,
rrols!ions unequslled. All the comforts snd
attractions. Ssillful resident Physician,
PRICES -Wster 20 cts, per gallon. - case
of dcz half gal. bottles. 81 Is for 3 gal cask;
81 for 10 gallons. 81 Tor ~ galions.-on ooGru
cars OF Lynchburg, w.
MAss'-60 cts and 81 bottle, 81 Oand So for
dcz -sont post paid. This Mass il the Water
toldiaed and contains al the curative proper
ties Of the water in reduced space
PrLLs.-26 cts. 60 cts and ST. package, or
81 20, 81 20 and S. post paid. (thess pills consist
OF tho Mass in sugar costed pill form to sui! del
icslo conditons) Sample supply sent fret. to
any physician desiring TO use it in practice
Pamphlet free upon application. This remedy
of Nature is endorsed by the Medical profession
and attes.ed by results in Thousands Of cases
during tho last q years. AddreFs A. NJ. DAVIES,
PIes't OF The Co., IS Main st., Lynchburg, Va.
Eouad trip tickets from points Nnrln and
.:outh at reduced rates.
Sold by JANNEI & co. Agents AleSan'
dris Va. splS'3m
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South bound. Mali Krptoas.

Jail, Southwark, connects 81 GordonsVi!lo,
with Chea. s. Ohio 4. f., Eas! sad West. At
Lyrchhurg, CONNECTS witt Atlantic, la. u
ohio T. Il, through Sou!h~cst Virginia, 10
Nashville, New Orleans. Memphis. Litlo Rock
and Texas at Danvilie with Richnond &
Danyilo T. L to South and ;S"uth we:t.
Express Sou.hWard connects At G0rdoHarIlc
to all points Hast and West on Ches Il Ohio +.
snd At DanvilIs, with Richmond q Danvile
K. L =, for The Csrolila7, Georgia. Florida and
via Atlanta 20 New ORLEANS
For ID MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
: 90 a. m. and AloxanLria - 3 NJ, daily,
except Sunday, arfvo 81 Strsslh-g st y $ p. H..
connecting with the Valley Road Ess. and
West LOavo Strhshurg " II p. IN, arriving ut
Alexandria al 30 p. n.
For MdIl9bGrg, daily connection al Plains
station,
For uppervi!la, regular connection ri pes-
pisno.
For WARHENTON, leave Washington al
7 ~ q. m daily.
All trains make good connections. 81 Wash
ington, to end from Forth and Wosl.
New Orloans soeper leaves Washington b.
60 a. NJ, running through without change.
connecting with through Sleeper TO Florida.
Excursion tickets 10 JachsonVille, Florida,
good TO kay 18th, 1879, al very low rste
Through tickets sod at the loves. rates
NH II j. N. BROADUS, &. +. 4.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA In the Clerks ctico Of tho Cir
Y cult Court OF tho city OF Alexandria, on the
Isl day Of May, 1879.
The President, Directors and Company Of tho
Farmers Bank OF Virginia (sun; for tue nae
Of Wm. B. lssacs, VIM. &. Taylor and John
g. Williams, late psrtners under tho firm and
stylo of IEsacs. Tsyl:r 81 Wiiiiams) complain
ants, against Tha Alexandria Canal CoIdpshy,
Philip Qligiey, Ii. II. Wells and VIM. w.
Iungsn, Inc Bank Of tho Old Dominion, at
AIexandria, T. NJ. T. Hunter, Inc Treasurer
of tho state Of Virgins, and Reuben Johnston:
trustee, defendants. In chsnce!y-cn bill and
amended bill.
Mono. The obec! Of the amended bill is &c
have tho lien Of certain Judgment obtained 10y
tho Farmers Bank Of Virginia agains! the al.
eysa1ris Canal &c. and !ho executions 'saued
thereon sdjudicated; thst tho property OF tho
ssid Alexandria Canal Company msy 30 anb
jec,ed 20 tho payment of said judgmenlsi that
The status Of S ce,tain bond OF tho Alexandria
Canal Company for $500 for the benefit o. tho
Bank OF the Old Dominion and guaranteed By
the State of Virginia, and the rights Of all par.
ties in relation thereto may 10 ascertained and
sdudicatod.
Tho defendants, Philip Quigley, H. II.
Wells and William w. DUNCAN, not hsy-
ing entered their appearance and given sc:
curity according TO the act OF Assembly, and
the rues Of this Court, and il appearing by
affidavit that they are not residents OF this
State, it is ordered tina! said defendants appear
here within one month after due publication of
this order and do what is necessary to protectthor
interest in this suit; and that copy OF this Or
der be forthwith inserted in tho Alcxandria Ga
zette, newspaper published in the city Of Al
cxandris, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted st the front door Of the Court House
of this city. a copy.test:
MORTON MAEYE, Clerk.
W. w: GORDON, ,
F. L. Smith, Pc
+. w. Christian, my 2-w4W
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SIMMER RESORTS.
ok NEY SPRlN G S

SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va.
NESTCOLLECTION OF MINERAL
WATERS IN TIE WORLD FOX VAL-
land VARIETY OF MEDlCl'
NALPROPERTIES.
The Chaly bea!e, Alum, Sulphur, lron-Sul.
phur, Healing, snd the renowned Bear Ts!!oE
Spring all having distinctly desens m se1ion
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL ACCOAMO
TIONS
Fer seven hundred and fifty people, Col. J.
+. CAKE, late OF Congress Hail. Cape May,
row Of Metropolitan Hotel, Washington City
--lA"'S'' AMPLE STABLE ROOM
Fer private teams. aud we'll supplied livery
'0' '''' "'' MINERAL BATHS.
Trb, Shower and Plunge. Every facility anpIa'
ed thoae seeking Health, Comfort and PlGasuTs;
sro situated within few hours drive Of Orkney.
to which limo OF Park Wsgonettes will run
daily c,,o
Board per day - 9U.
week. ......".i4 w.
" month ....'.'... ~ w.
Special contracts n ade with families and paf!lef'
FIVE HOURS BY RAIL
From WASHINGTON Wis tho Baltimore and ONO
or Virginia Midland Railroads.
THROUGH &c ROUND TRIP TlChETS
Issued from all points North West end South.
Coed from june lSt 10 November lst.
ROUND TRIP TICKET
From Washington So; do Baltimore $40; do
Alexandra 81 so.
PARK WAGONETTES.
Tor private carriages TO order) will be in waiting
on arrival of trains st Mount Jackson, TO convey
passengers over shady and easy grade turn.
p'A0 '0'1 Season SEASON oF1s7e.
| Will open Juno 10TH Address for descriptive
| pamphlets and other informstion tho Proprie-
Tors st Orkney Springs or the Manager o! Metro
| politsn Hotel Washington City.
JONES j. PARKER,
sp.0tiyl Proprietcrs.
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FUE NORFOLK

The elegant, swift and commodious steamers
LADY OF TIE LAKE and JAN Z NOSE.
LEY will leave The Company's wharf, Alexan'
dra, 90 follows:
Tie Lady of tho Lake every MONDAY and
Wednesday, q. 6 o'clock p. IN, and on
SAT URDAY, at $50 o'clock p: m.
Tho Jsne Moseley every TU ESDAY and
FRIDAY, ut & O'Clock y. NJ: returning leave
Norfolk on alternate days Ct o clock j.. nj.
This line connects al Norfolk for all poip lis
South and with the Merchants and Mssinors'
line of steamers for Boston, Providence and ell
points North and East.
Through rates given and bills OF !adiDg signed
for Boston and Providence.
Faro at greatly reduced ra;es-Singls trlf 76e.i
Round trip good foi go days. Sl.CO
Table unsurpassed.
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1879 GREAT 1879

l. x
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
20 THE NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACE.
STEEL RAILS, Splendid SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
May d. lS79--7 - p. III.
Trains leave Washington from depoL Of HAi.
TlMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, co..
nsr of Sixth and st1 sets, IS follows:
For Phla. New York and tie East, l.5O and
1G.15 p. n. daily, with Palace Cars. Lin
i.od Express Of Pullman Parlor Care 3
N. daily. except Sunday. For Philadelphia
$50 p. u. daily.
For Pittsburg snd tho Weatl0. 10 s. M daily, vii
Parlor Cars to Pittsbu.g; T.4l J.. H. :, IS
with t'alsce Car to Chicago.
For Csnsndaigua and tho North, 7.4I ::
daily, except Saturday, With Pslace -!
Watkins. For E!uirs. lU.l0 n. Il. daily
For Baltimore, Eco, s.S5, $50 md 10. 10 +. n. i;
1.3O 40, $50, TAO and 10. 10 y. III. On SGn
day, 10 10 a. m; l.30, 81, T.4O and Us D. pl
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria +, 7.15, 8, g. IL Sid Il az, >nL
lilo, 3, 9.&, 8, Sos !, ard LEO y. III On
Sunday al q. H., and lis and ! =. ii.
Trains lesye AleIsCdris for WGsnlnat Gl, 10,
7l6 8.0O 600, 10 and II a.1A.,i, 3, 1.2C. s. els
snd p. N. and II night.
On Sunday at SOC and III D. M, AMI i Is y. n.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Qusntico and Richmond, will leave Alel.E-
dria al TO a. n. daily snd 6 10 p. II. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information Can DO procured q
principal railroad stations and ticket oIce
Southeast. /. 2. FARMER,
Gent. Passenger hgan.
FRANH THOMSON
General Manager. my .
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My custom mad, CLOTHING is warranted
Of the blss iu ported material, we'll made, tht@
roughly shruuk, aud will no sold at prices TO
suit the times. Call AID eonVlcce yeurse!f. al
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Opening and Closing of the Hai's.

CLOSING.
Washington, u. e., North and Northeastern
mails II m and 80 p. n.
Western mails 80 and 50 p. NJ.
Southern msils. via Richmond, Va, = W g..
m. and 90 and 90 p. N.
South and Southwestern mails via Lynch
burg Virginia 90 q. m. aid p. m. .;,,,
Alexsndris to Lynchburg, Va, WAY mails)
including through msils. 6 % q. m. and oCO M
Gordonsville and Charlottesville, Va, i W g.
II, and 90 p. H..
Manassas Division 90 q. 10.
Alexandria to Round Hill, Va, 500 b. N.
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via WsshlnG-
ton, u. G., 80 a. n. and % sDd = w p. m.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va 5 ~ o. H.
and on p.M.
Southwestern mails via Lynchbu!g. Virginia;
Through mails) including way mails on Midland
Ksirosd. $50 8 In.
Manassas Division 50 g. N.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va ~ p. H.
Office Hou1s-thiice opens at 80 II NJ, ana
c!oiss e. on p. n.
sunday Hours-Oiico opsas st - \ III. snd
c!2los At . 81 =. n.
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aJWIDE AwAKEl New SPRING Styles
Doors AND SHOES Tho largest. best selected,
and cheapest stock Of boots and shoes ever offer
ell in this market.
Evtry man ought to consider whore Lo Can
get tho most value for his money. 4 ptrpy
saved, il a penny earned. all We ssk our irieEcs
aud patrons is 10 favor us with call, and con-
vince Themselves Of ths fact that We can meet
the demands OF all.
We are received to sail cur goods 81 50 small
prt lit that the people must buy.
Thereby enabling US 10 Keep oGr Stock always
ssssonsble.
A isilure 20 exsni1e our stock ia an oppo'tu-
uity lost
We Can ,nake il 10 jour intei es! to trade with
Our goods are bought from fts! hsIds saving
f. double p.cu. aad giving our customers the
benefit
County merchants will lud to their sIrsn-
tege 20 eSsEine cur stock from which equally
good selections can be made at prices that will
compare favorably with these Of the northern
cities.
Ladies Pebble Cost Button ltonts, 81 IS to 90
French Kid 25 10 i %
Lasting FoSel " I25 TO co
Polish ! GO 10 . 20
15to 70
Slprers IN GREAT variety 70 to 9 on
II en's Calf Boots 90 TO & Cu
Coarse Shoes (Solid) 9Uto GO
4" Fine Calf " ALI Prices
Misses Boots to "
Children's Boots lOto oN
W,R. WADpEY,
No. 10 King Street,
Alex sndris, Va.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

iu,ia company ohcra uurivallad facilities for
Tho RECOMMENDATION Of frsigh. and passengers,
snI will run thai. s!earnsrs regularly asfoilows:
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RAILROADS
yNAsHINaToE z OHIO RAILROAD

SUMMER ARRAHGEMENT.
Two TRAINS DN- LY (KNCbPr SUN.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND EILL.
Beginning Il az j., ls,9
LeaYo Wa.hinston NJ W an std ~ =. ~.
and Alexandra 81 05 o. IN. aid 4 - p. III.
pasa Leesburg. going wosl ward, 81 II 10 s. Ii.
ard 40 .. N and arrive st Bound Eli at IL
ID. and 20 p. IN. lIeay5 hound H:ll q! 20 a.
N. and 1902. M; pssa Laaaburg, going eaa..
ward, st co 8. m and 10 pm, sna arrive 8.
Alexandria at 10 s. N. and 3:l5 0. a., alI
st Washington at 8 % 8. H. snd 3D. p. IL
~ Passengers from Washington will taae
the Washington and Ohio cars ST toe Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station st9 o. f. nj. and 30
p.m., and 60 through 10 Round Hill without
change Of cas-
The 9. 06 q. d. train from Alexandria aud ~. 30
n. 10. train from Ro"nd Hill connect al Round
Hill with Harris Daily Lnu OF Coaches
for Snckersville: Bsr.yyille and Wi9ciesLer
also with Resmer's Line Of Coaches, which e.gt
Loesburg daily 70. Aldie and Middlehurg.
Both trains, eastward make close connections,
at Vionna, with Sssons Line Of Stsgas i"r Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tacsofs, :! :ss. s,cr mile
( II. HAFENnR,
myS-tf Gcnersl 'iicsr. Agrr;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12
FOR NEW YORK

Tbs Al Steamships Z. Z. KNIGHT ,ssssss
and JOHN GIBSON leave tho cou.-S4E
psny's wharf, Ale1andria, EVEkY MON
bay MORNING, and Now York, from pier
Il East Rivor, EVERY ATUNDAf 1T four
O'CLOCK p. NJ,