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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-30
a~arri.on,, Funeral.

Bosros. May 2s.-There was . thor
oushly representative gathering At the
funeral Of William Lloyd Garrison,
which took place 1t the First Church Of
Ro1bury ct $50 this a~itsrnoon. The
building was crowded. and many per.
sons were unable TO procure admission.
The Horsl decorations were the offerings
Of individuals and were not excessively
elaborate.
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strong numbers In the procession gave
life and vigor to the oooasion.
But the presence OF the school chill
drsn In the procession was, aftsr al, tts
browning glory and most telling feature,
and Il made more than q feel the
force Of the text, Except 70 become
- ono OF these" etc. Verify, when
the lion and the lamb lie down together,
the little child shall lead them.
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chicago Walking 1(ateh

CzIcAoo. Nay 2S.-Tvsnty.two COM
pstitors sntsrsd for the walking mateh
for the 0'Lssry bait in ths ssvsnty.hvs.
hour tournament. The tan was made
shortly bsfors 8 O'Clock. About Ave
thousand psrsons were present. John
Banks made the first mils In the short
cot time.
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A western Cyclone.

sr. JoslpH, No., Nay 30.-At 8
o'clock last evening . cyclone swept
over Q part Of Holland and Nodavay
counties, near Barnard and Balkaw.
about twenty-five miles north Of 81.
Joseph. Il moved at Q velocity Of dxty
miles an hour, demolishing houses, mp
roofing and twisting OF trees and de-
stroying property OF all descriptions. Il
moved Ia Q northessterly direction, and
when several miles northeast OF Barnard
suddenly disappeared. Atrsck OF tsrri.
tory hall Q mile wide IL devastated. A
number OF casualties occurred.
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Arrivals shts nernisw.

A sweeny. J Briggs. J Arthurs. Z d
sweeny. J Williams. Mrs L Bass, Z vii.
liams. Mrs W Richly, J Arman. p Con-
ley. O w Matthews. J J Costello. @ 8
King. + Campbell. W + Stewart. @ Cole
man. Rev w X Jenvey. T s Mahon. Mrs
DIR Harris and daughters, b shonefeld. J
Cornwell. Mrs II Morrison. J ID Black.
burn. Mrs J Connery. Miss N = smith.
George I Lammon. George l. Lsmmon, ]
W Bron. d Meadow. W II Enson. Mrs ]
II Babcock. o T Johnson, wife and son.
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GoLp HILL BAxrRr.-Ons Of the best
restaurants and bakeries in Nevada is
kept by J. p. Becker. Main street. Gold
Hill. opposite the Eclipse stables. The
tables and linen at Bscker's are clean.
the food furnished to guests is well
cooked, and the prices charged are
reasonable. For full particulars as to
what Becker will do for his customers:
Gee his new advertisement on our second
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Departures Last Evssisg.

Mrs. Grear. W ID Rose, l. p DreXler. ]
Skse. w 8 Hobart, II @ Enslow, T ] Jones.
FiG Conklin. Thomas Morgan. b = Tade
Mrs Stevens. Mrs J Roe, T II Evens. AN
Cromer. Mrs J b Brogan, J Gsliness, J b
Blackburn. George G Gorhan, CIV foyer.
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fhe LackaVanns Sent to sanos.

WARRINGTON. May S0.-Rsar Admiral
Rodgers informs the Navy Department
from Callso. April 3oth. that the ship
Lackavanna sailed that day for Samoa
and the Gilbert group Of islands. After
visiting the same she will probably 60 70
San Francisco via the Sandwich Islands.
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IN

After the literary exercises were over
the procession reformed and returned to
town, where the different organizations
were dismissed. While the dsmonstra-
ton here was not Is large a. in Virginia,
It was characterized by . spirit Of earn.
sstnsss and patriotism which has seldom
been manifested on . similar COCA.
sion. Much OF this was doubtless on
account Of the number Of young persons
engaged In the ceremonies. These never
experienced the bitter feelings engsn.
dered by the war, and consequently they
had nothing TO forgive and but little to
forget. They took beautiful flowers.
emblems Of innocence, and laid them on
the graves Of all. thereby expressing
that perfect reconciliation which should
charsctsrixs the day.
MOTIFS.
The s~srsnelds. although pledged 70
celebrate In Virginia. after having done
30, turned out in full ranks at home.
The Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers.
also, after the fatiguins march as Viz.
pipis. came out strongly here, showing
that, while they may b old and their
limbs feeble, their hearts are right and
their discrimination a. strong - whom
they blazsd the trail Of empire across
the continent.
Our frsmsn are our pride. They are
never behind In anything thsy under
take; and to-day their presence IN such
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fslnsee sails for Europe.

NEW YoHx, May s0.-TSlmags la
sailed for Ru1sBess Ths larssssszoursisn
boat In the hsrbos was crowded With tAs
Tsbsrnacls congregation and othsr
friends, who accompanied the voyaesr-
~ far q Sandy Hook.
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The Graves OF Union and Cesfsde-
rate Dead Decorated - Orssson
aad Poem Delivered as u
0ronnds- Exercises II Virginia.
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ANOTHER ARRAY.

r. L. Brsphy Gets . BALLET In ea
'Jessph Ls1oss-Right IN she
Dark Armed with . KniSs ssd .
Pistel-A woman ~ the Bottom
or ts ALL
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STOCK REPORr.
san Franefsoo BsAra.
LAST

LAST EVENING.
200 Raymond 4 Ely. ~, 6 ~
i20 Eureka Con-, IS
IS Jackson. 5S.5k
100 Phenix.
$50 Belmont, 500
100 Leopard.
200 Gila, l5o
365 Northern Belle. Z, 6k
AIS Grand Prize. 81, $40
500 Navajo, l5c
400 Endowment, SOC
ITO Independence,
$50 Silver Prize, i5c
COO Star. SOC
$3.50 Belle Isle, I, CSC
100 Day. soc
$40 Hillside, 2
100 Highbridgs. soc
$40 Paradise. lao
$50 Real del Monte, 2t,2S
1900 Fourth Of July, Sc. COO
$40 Bodie. IS. "a. is
l4GS Bechtel. 2. 2 10. 2 05
2i70 McClinton. IN. lis. I 10. 0S
1870 Tiosa. 2 30. "a, 2 50. 2 60. ~
$50 Red Cloud. 75c
1910 Summit. AZ, 2 co. ~. 40
SIS Bulwsr. Is, l2s
50 Syndicate. 3
$50 Aurora. SOC
2O7S Goodshaw. 75o. Toe
80 Oriental. SOC
s2O0 Belvidsre, Q, 1 so. IN. I 70. l 60, IN
100
2s4S Champion. 4oc. s5c. i5c
730 ~Blackhawk. IN
1850 South Bodis. 80. i5e
lGi0 Booker, I, I o.. l 10
1850 Mono. z. 6k, GU, 81. GU bS0
700 Con. Pssihc. 81. 3h.4
1850 University. 75c. SOC. S5c, zoe
80 Dudley. I 10. IL, l 10
1t00 Jupiter. l l o5
$50 South Bulwer. 1 TO-.
$50 Nsonday. "a, 2 40, ~
400 North MONDAY. l 20. IL, I 10
500 VORTEX. $50
2i0 Mammoth. II, Is
100 Tiptop, 75c
225 Golden Terra, II
200 Caledonia BLACK Hills).5
1875 Argsnta. I 20. IL. I 10
rHIsaxossIso.
$50 ophir. 80. ssk
$50 Mexican. .43, AN
s75 Gould q Curry. i2s. i2k. Is, l2s
i3b5
$50 Beat 3 Bslehsr. AZ. 2ih
100 California, 81. ca. 81
$50 Savage. IGN, 16s, l6S
440 Cen. Virginia, 60. 81, 6S
776 Chollar. ~. 81
go Potosi. o
AIS Hale 4 Norcross, In, 17k. TN
450 Crown Point. Gu. ca, ca
GS5 Ysllsw Jacket. q y. 81. 20t. COS
3055 Imperial. I 65, 10
i20 Kentuck. 81
COS Bslcher. GS,G
$50 Confidence. l5t, 16
SIS Sierra Nevada. so, ON, 52k
395 Utah. a. 27a, IN
23i0 Bullion. ~. IN, ia
$50 Exahsquer. 81. 81
s6s Ovsrman. IL, In, liz
CAS- Justice. 5 30, 5 IS
100 succor. I
40 Unisn Con-, 81. 80. S9S
eco Alta. So. 9st
295 Alpha. "a, ASK. 22k
22io Lady Bryan, Toe, 75c
AS julia. 4k.455
1850 Caisionia. 81. s 90. 8. 3 10
$50 silvor Hill. ~. 245
$50 Baltimore. I, Ia
4l0 Challenge. 5. 8 10, 81, 8 20
1t75 New York. Toe, CSC
los Occidental. 5Oc
200 Senator. l6c
SIS Phil Sheridan. I. soc
1850 Lady Washington Con. N, I co
1850 Andes, SOC. Sc, Csc. 75c
$50 Ward. I 80. Ia
1870 Scorpion. 81. 10. 3 GO. 3 G5
90 LoviAthAn. 75c
TAO North Con. Virginia. i0h, ION, II
COO Trojan, CSC, SOC
800 South Potosi. 75c
lt75 Benton Con-, 6. ca, l2s
$50 Solid Silver. 10c
800 Con. Dorado. Az. 2 20
2770 Fiowery. I. CSC
66i6 North Bonanza. 2 10, 1855
$50 FAirfax.l
500 Green. I
1910 Mackay. 3 Is, 8 20 81
$50 Mountain View, 22S
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Francisco Items.

(u.clAL TO re BOLD NIL DArLr mws.l
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AdjsuFnsd Mestisg Last Evesing-
Donasiess-Preparasieas Tor she
Picnic, etc.

The Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers
held an adjourned meeting at 7:30 last
evening. President Tyrrsll presiding.
The minutes Of the last regular meeting
Here road and approved.
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suHvD yrDELIr'

To scommon country hsss been unchanged
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Deiurs In Gold Hill.


The people Of Gold Hill. while they
participated largely in the celebration in
Virginia, made q specially this year Of
observing Decoration Day ct home. Tho
hour fi,ed upon for the forming Of the
procession was 2 P. NJ, and consequently
after all the exercises in Virginia. For
the purpose Of these o~bservancss an
organization was perfected and Hon: d.
r. Whitehill chosen President and Hon.
q. @. Stevenson Grand Marshal. James
r. Sloan and Richard Mercer were ap.
pointed Marshal's Aids.
TIE PROCESSION.
At the appointed time the procession
formed in the following order:
Grand Marshal.
Band.
Ssrsfeld Guard.
Liberty Engine Company, Hol.
Lincoln Hose Company, Go.3
Junior Hose Company.
Yellow Jacket Engine Company. No. J..
Pacific Coast Pioneers.
School Childrsn-a host.
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OF WAR,

n mot ~ DTOblcTp, W uoiu oWess SoaA
munion at . common altar. To feast ct
the graves Of the departed. or TO scatter
| flowers there, 10 not Of recent origin.
In Ancient Egypt, not fewer than thirty
six days every year we're devoted TO tho
| Offering OF oblations at the tomb OF friends.
| Herodotus mentions one Of these fetes
| where were assembled seven hundred thou
sand people-seyen times the population
Of Nevada. Tho natives Of Burmah and
Siam annually 60 to such . place a. this
and ask spirits to eat and drink with them.
A native Of Madras told me that In British
India, kings and priests meet the multi
tudes In the burying grounds, and after
the orator Of the day has eulogized the
virtues Of tho dead-complimenting, by
words OF highest praise, heroes and public
benefactors-their graves arc unearthed,
the collins are strewed with flowers, then
filled In, the surface is decorated. the tables
spread upon tho graves, and all departed
spirits invited TO partake. Those Of you
who have studied the customs OF China
men know that In you cemetery OF theirs,
As we'll a. throughout China, three times .
year they gather and give to tho silent
dvellers there food and wine, money and
ClONucB-uCNNA AoABeshhh Wv
tho gods on their behalf. Ancient Peru
visns, also. periodically assembled their
embalmed emperors in the square OF the
capital to DO Toasted with the people.
OUR MEXICAN SRIoHBoRs
Every Autumn religiously keep such .
day a. this, the q VIC celebrate. And
to-day. al over this broad land OF ours
from the extreme North where dwell al.
most perpetual SHOWS TO the farthest Dor
bers OF the " Sunny South "-evsrywhsre,
thousands and ten Of thousands meet, -
have We, In their never welcome homo, TO
beckon back the spirits from tho Eternal,
that they may hold sweet communion with
The brave boys who once wore the Blue
and ths Gray. The Niobe Of nations still
vseps oyer and bewsils the loss OF these.
her devoted children; yet, q . people, We
have Just reason 70 DO proud OF the tasted
strength Of our Republic; and to hail
with 10y the long strides she has aimee
made in social progress. Pledges OF
sxxHvEp yrpELtrr
To 4 oommop country hsye been exchanged
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Oazette
FRIDAY EVEN'G., NOVEMBER Is.

SENSIBLE ELErEAETs.-There are few ami
malls more Intelligent than the elephant, and
scene which occurred a. hartford on Sunday
evening illustrates the common sense with which
these interesting creatures are generally crodi!.
ed. A travelling circus WAS staying in the town,
and the elephants belonging TO if were lodged ii
tho stables Of an inn. Dissatisfied, apparently,
with their accommodation, they set to work TO
improve the ventilation by knocking large hole
in q nine inch brick wall opening into an ad-
Joining house. The water supply also not meet
ing with their approval, the largest of the ele-
plants proceeded to remedy the Inconvenience
without delay by tearing up the pump, which
WAS fastened by number Of three incn bolts
Then feeling, no doubt, that no WAS entitled TO
some refreshment after his labore, he went into
a back yard and burst open kitchen door. In
the meantime tho other elephants were not dlo
Having been removed, after knocking the hole
in the wall, 10 another stable. they showed their
resentment at the change by breaking out OF
their now quarters and entering tho next stable,
where they removed the staple of q paddock end
RECALLED themeelves on sack Of oats. II is es-
timsted that the elephants altogether did cl0
worth Of damage but in removing an old pump
and letting moro air and light into their stable
they were probably only doing work which tho
local authorities ought TO have done without any
heightened forma!ties.-PaN Mail Gazette.
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STATE TAXEs-Fivc per cent. will DO added
toal bills unpaid December LIST. nov 2725.
Opening and Closing of the Nails.


CLOSING.
Washington, u. g., North and Northeastern
mails II m. and Is p. N.
Western mails 80 and Is p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond Va, 6 % a.
m. and 5 % and 8 90 p. III.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia, 90 a. m. and 5 45 .. m.
Alexandria 10 Lynchburg, Va, (way mails)
including through mails, % am. and 9 90 p. m.
Gordonsvillo and Charlottesville, Va, 6 GO a.
m. and 9 90 .. m.
Manassas Division 90 q. NJ.
Alexandria to Rcund Hill. Va, Is q. III
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washing
ION, u. g., S 80 8. m. and on and 6 90 p. nj.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, s 80 r. m.
nd 10 pm.
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg, Virginia.
Through mails) including way mails on Midland
railroad, 30 q. NJ.
Manassas Division 80 3. m.
Round Hill 10 Alexandria, Va. SO p. IN.
Onico Hours-OIico opens at 8 80 a. m, and
closes at % p. m.
Sunday Hours-Olico opens al 45 q. NJ. and
closes 81 60 a. m.
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& uHiO HAlLRoA
WINTER &ERhNG EhENT,
SerinpiHrr Hnt 1870

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning Oct d, 1879.
Tho MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington &:
0 90 g. n. and Alexandria 81 Q 05 4. Ii. daily.
except Sunday; PEGS Loesburg, going west
ward, Of II III a. n, and a1riye at Round Hill
at IL M. Leave Round Hill a. 1890 p. m; rsss
Ieesburg, going eastward, a! IL p.n., ant; sr-
rive at Alexandria 81 3:l6 ?. nl., and 81 MHsh
ington ut 81 u. III
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington at - and Alexandria al 4 Is D. H.
daily, excep! Sunday, and STRIVE at Leesbury
at Az p. M. Leave Leesburg ST q % o. n,
and arrive at Alexandria at s Is n. m, and
Washington ut s ~ G. m.
8R- Passengers from Washington will lRAr
tho Washington and Ohio cars at tbe Bs:ii.arr4
y Potomac Railroad station Etc o. o. III. snG 4 -
p H., and 60 through without change Ct cg;s,
Tho 9.O5 I'm. train from AlexanGrla and l2.%
p. "a. train from Round Hill connect al Round
Hill with Harris Daily Lne OF Coschce
for Snickersvilie, Berryville and Winchester;
also with Reamer's Line OF Coaches, which Leave
heesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward, make Close connections,
.t Vienna, with Sissons Line Of Stages for Fslr.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, n cts per mile
Annual tick cts, $50.
4. II. EAVENER,
ocl LII General Ticket Agen;.
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Tho undersigned desires TO cypress his thanka
TO his fricnda for their patronage to the alo firm
OF VIM, a. johnson g. Co., snd no hopes that
they will continue tho same TO Mr. JOHN e.
HAMMOND, who will continue tho business
for himself undcr Tho samn namo and at tho ssn,o
place. ". a. JOHNSON.
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Tho steamers Of this company mako connoc-
lions ut Norfolk for Boston and all points East /;
st Now York with all points West and Nortbr
wost, and 81 Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Rai!ron,! and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through ratios given and freight handled care
fully anG promptly. For further information
anply TO F. A. REED, Agent,
J6nney's wharf
SAM u 81 BACON, President.
Qficn under Natl. Motrop Bank,
sep It'll Washington, u. G.
~ II NJ IL Is n i K A Ne E M EMIT
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J.sJTE .E0SEEEk..

On Sunday fer Stones; Tuesday for Smiths
Creek aud Crsn river, and Friday for Chsp,co,
returning on alternate days.
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I'houndorsi9ned will continue tho GROCERY,
LIQUOR AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
undor the firm namo Of w. A. JOHNSON 81
90, AZ tho same place, and he solicits tho pit
ronsge of the friends of the late firm of VIM. a.
johnson Il Co., snd the public generally.
oct ~ JNO. r.. HAMMOND,
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aEsOGEEsEES, Arp z.sssse,gsa.

Office.
The partnership heretofore Carried on by w.
a. johnson and John Il. Hammond. undor Tho
firm nsmo and style OF w. n. JOHNSON 81
CO.. in Alexandria, Va, has tnis dag been dis
solved by mutual consert, and both Of tho un-
uorflgncd arc authorized TO receive payment &C
all debts owing 10 tho said partnership and sign
in snttlumont.
Dstnd Ibis 18th day Of October, 1870.
". n. Johnson,
INO. =. HAMMOND.
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FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
STs;af.HEk2S T.. G. K.NYG T.SIFD JOHN
fJIRSOJv
EVERY FRIDAY, at u H.; ard returning,
leave How York, from pier ii, Kast river, EV-
ERf hTURpAY, at o'clock o. N.
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Oh tuo IN Oay Oh NOVom Der, 1917,
Joseph Hopkins. plaintiff, !
Thomas Smith, Tii defendant As'nnps''
Memo. Tho object of this suit is TO attach tho
interest Of the defendant in two brick ware
houses at the southwest intersection Of King and
Lee streets, snd also in the dwelling house on
the east side of Leo street, adjoining the sae in
Alexandria, to pay the claim Of the plaintiff TO
wit: the sum OF twenty-nine dollars and thirty
six cents, with interest from tho Goth day OF
April, 1915. till paid, and tho costs of this suit
Tho defendant not having entered his ap.
the act OF Assembly, and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
he is not a resident OF this State, it is or
derod that said defendant appear hero with
in one month after duo publication of this
order end do what is necessary TO protect his
interests in this suit and that copy of this or
der DO forthwith inserted in tho Alcxandria Ga-
zetto, q newspaper published in tho city of Al
cXAndria, onco \ week for four successive weeks,
and posted al tho front door Of tho Court House
Of this city. A copy-test:
L. konpcr,
S. &. Bront, P'4' nov S-wiw
NIRGINIA: ct Kuos hold in tho Clerks
y Office Of III, Corporation Court of tho city
of Alexandria, on tho "a day Of November, 1879.
E. w. Ghocn, plaintiff.
Thomas Smith, defendant
Mono. Gho object Of this suit is To attach tho
interest CT tho defendant in two brick waro.
houacs nj tho southeast intersection cf King and
Lee strcoLs, ard also in tho dwelling house OF
the cas-! sido OF Loo streot, adjoining tho Same,
10 alexandria, Virginia, to pay tho claim Of tho
plaintiff, to wit: tho sum of ono hundred and
two dollars aud ninoLy cents, with interest from
l,Gcombcr -, 1873, till paid, and tho costs OF this
suiL.
Tho defendant not having cntored his an.
pearancn and glvon security according to
Tho act of Assembly and tho rules o. This
Court, and it appearing ny affidavit that
he is not resident ct this State, il is or
dered that tho said defendant appear hero
within one month after duo publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit; and that copy Of this orr
der DO forthwith inserted in tho AleXMndria Ga
zotto newspaper published in tho city of Alex
dra, onco week for four successive weeks, and
posted nj tho front door Of tho Court House Of
TINS city. A. copy, test:
MORTON MARYE, Clerk
John Nj. Johnson. p. q. nov 3-wlu
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EGDE' or THE LIKE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, ST s 50 o'clock PM; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 o. m.
Faro. fret class. 81; round teip So.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TJIKGINIA: In tho Clerks Office of tho Cor
y porsti0n Court Of tho CITY Of AioxanAris,
on tho 7th day OF Novom Dor, 1879.
Joseph HOPKINS plaintiff
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FOar POTOMAC RIVER.

STEAMER J0K.H' ". THOyNPSOA.
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
GkpA Y, al 1850 a. IN; returning on alternate
days.
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Inland & Seab0ard Coasting Co.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENC.
ING OCTOBER lst, 1870.
StoamoGC Of this limo will run as follows:
FOR NORFOLK.

Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boston, steamer
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Z HKODERS e co.

BKODERS e co,
Wholesale Doalers and ,Jobbers in
aEUCEkIES, PROVISIONS, FLUlyn
SALT AND FISH,
A full line OF celebrated pure old WhGgkeys
Brandies, Gin, Rum, &C., Massey s. Co.'s Phiis-
dslphia and Clagetps Baltimore Alos, and Berg
nerr & Engels Lager Boor, in casks or bottles.
Agents for James s. WEIGH Best Fsrnily
Flour, James S. Kirk q Co.'S. Standard SoaDs
Dupont Co.'S. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore sud Potomac River
Steamors.
Orders promptly sttondod 10, snd consisn.
menis solicited No. ii King strect.
oct 2o-t Alcxandris, Va.
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STE-Fo7sEi MS TEHJr<3.
Tho steamer MATTANO, Captain WIN. Ii.
3SLEs, logyes Alexandria from tho foot of King
Etrees, EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
III u lHSDA I, at S o'clock n. m, for LAMB
iNu3 ON THE POTOMAC RIVER; return.
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY.
.FrciEh! rocoivod at lowest rates and handled
with care. For information apply to
i. BhODERS Il co. ACTS, Alexs., Va.
q. i. JONES, Agt, 9Th st. Whit, Wash.
Connecting every Sunday with steamer SUE
Tor sll landings below NonIini Ferry. je2
..S;aas ULYDES STEAM LINES WEEK
-Sssessas DY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVJ-
nENCE AND BOSTON.
!3ioSmeTs loavo Alo1andria EVERY TILES,
OA! and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
UEUAE.
This line connects at Alexandria with :to
4. Sc III. End w & D. X. Rs, snd at pbilcdei.
phia with Cydo's regular Steamships for Fail
HiVo!, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and csra.
FREQ Of commissions
No charge 70. transfer in Philadolphia, And
Wharfage II Boaion. Quick timo. FroouonI
departures. Through ratios and lii rough Sjl!s
~ !*|:nE glvhH. Insurance at tho Lowest rs!es.
Agents:
Z. a. REID, Ale1andris.
iNN. I CLYDE & CO., phlladslpL il.
GEO. +. HYDE, GEORGETOWN, d. Z.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
tau R-it
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SizERSEDs,

w u. WIG. MIDLAND q q. :, nv
w. JOHN $. BARBOUR, Receiya: -
On and after SUNDAY, Nov. Q, 1870 r,s
songer trains will run as follows: -
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VlRGINIA: ct Rules hold in tho Clork' s
y Office Of thu Corporation Court OF tho city
of Alexandria, on tho 81 day Of November, 1879
E. w. Ghoen plaintiff