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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04
q FienG!Sil Crime.

BALTIMORE. Md Oct 4-Mrs. Cox, wife of
schooi teacher living near Sharpsburg, Was tue
victim Of u tsrrbie outrage few days ego. Her
husband lett the house early in the morning,
arms A few minutes later Samuel Stride, a
young man, cousin fthe lady. entered her room,
and, tsaring the child from the arms of the ter
r'isd snd screaming woman, committed q brutal
outrage hpon Ter. He then fed, aud has not
Condition
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04

NO dei1tcrat, DO conservative, no Gan who
bas the real interests Ct the eoun!ry at heart
and the wisdom 10 kaow how those interests
c'u be best protected, vii! approve of Mr. Hew.
its expressed hope thst Foster vii! be.elscted
Governor ct Ohio, but for all that o1e need not
be rushed for reason Why man who believes
10 tho benefits Of liable currency should 70
iuse to give dollar to help to eIoot m 40 who
ante! ta!us such inaucal ideas ca EBicc.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BIZ
.!t>Cs 4 k aN-CwDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 1879
TIE geIt men the demucr Il send to Con-

TIE geIt men The demucr Is send to Con-
sress tftjld tie rlt 70 S ) many opportuC tiles
fJr adVtr:c criticism thss tho latter are never
atxitu' about s7sii1s themselves Of them, be-
lag assured 'htt whenever one is wanted il
eau tc tornd. This accounts for thec failure
10 alloslm Mr. A kins. chairman of the Com
uIttca 30 Ap;rj prIalions ii The House, who
rtc5blly Io!oruicG al offer Of one Of the f;ds-
raj cjuris, With 40 { : ura1ca tho eff Jntery CT
which IL on'y eq1sl4I by liz naive!e, that be,
be Atkins, L singe member of the House Of
representatives, ac3 the political complexion
o. that House ty % maGos distinct would
have bill passed f,r paying the expenses CT
ths! curl This same MIR. Akios essayed 10
have several bills passed at the last session Ct
Co, gr>ss bui not Gully failed in tie efforts, but
The feet LsL hs pate them Injured bis party
el1os: ;Frepsr Idly, aud yet, when the demo,
cratic Os ):liv is even ie#s than i. vas then, he
is no wiser than with silly assumption 10 on.
nouDos that be will have certain bills passed.
When tho dsInocras seEd better represents.
tiVes "a Congress, where tie people Of the whole
o3uotrg see them, thty will stand better
Glance oi ha2ioC demo crt'c president.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04
Accident.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4 "A dispatch from
Bodle ssys that IS the elk o'clock shift last
Light WIS being lowered ia the Liogs mine with
Zine men on the board the engine escaped the
coitol o. the engineer ard they fell to the EGO
ieet level. One man is now dead and all are
Injured in such q manner as to warrant the be.
lief .hst they will not recover,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04
YELLOW FEVES.

Eleven new cases of yellow isver were report.
ed at Memphis yesterday. sig white and five
colored. Three deaths occurred; two white,
one colored. 1t is reported that yellow fever
has appeared at Deans Island forty miles above
Memphis.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 4.-noon.-One new case has
been reported to the Board OF Htalth, Five
deaths have occurred. Three new cases are 70.
ported near the city.
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POStDODptI.

NEWARK N. j. Ocs. 4.-The trial of j oseph
a. BAR, fJr the murder of JOIN Armstrong,
Which Vas set doVu for Monday next has been
postponed unll Tuesday. owing to the engage
meut Of Judge D.pue 10 the Circuit Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04
Bead.

BALTIMORE, Oc:. The Rev. Dr.. Francis
Joseph Psbisch, fos several years president of
Mount s.: Msry's Seminary, near Ciociunati,
Ohio, died at Mount Hope Retreat, near Bal
tImore, Oh Thursday morning, of general ner7-
GUS prostratIoo, after Sickness Of about four
months.
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Trial OF Police commissioners

NEW York. o.. 4.-The inv s.iqation of
charges against Poloo Commissioners Morrison,
MacLcao and Ffcoch was to-day opened by
Mayor Cooper, who read paper detailing The
charges against the commissioners,
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More Trouble.

QoEBEc. Oc!. AT New Liverpool trouble
has arisen among the French Canadian shin
lsborers. % Thursday night as eight men
we're sitting 10 front OF Mrs. B5ucher's board
Tag house they were surprised By shower of
stones. one Of which struck Gle Ct Picaras,
cu,tltg his chin AID hand savettly Inme
disteiy afterwards 6ambar of pistol shots fol.
iowed, which. however. ioak 20 cfeo:, though
some of the men had rar.ow esc,nes The
men h;clmirg slrned, f=d ihrcugh tn, hack
door aid escaped ever he bills More trouble
SErrLiNG FOR THE 1UsKEYs-About ,bis
season the enthusiastic but inexperienced sports.
mall takes trip up into New Hampshire and
goes on! for q dsy's shooting, and starts & eek
OF fowl, and be and his dog have terrible az :.
cited lime and bsg lot OF birds He returns to
his hotel staggering benesth his load of iropbies
but borne u, By an honorable pride in his sue
cess, and on arriving Is Mortified to learn that
there are no wild turkeys 10 those parts and th At
oe will have to settle with the farmer, who hy
this time has arrived with the constable.
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8 trike.

eLLENTowN. Pa, Oc.. ALL the miners
employed in Lewis ore beds. near this city, have
asruck for on advance of wsges.
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Communicated.

Communicated.
No EoDGISG -Misrepreaen ;ation, even by q
would BE- wit, is not in order. Ths writer of the
article in the Academy Journal did no. not say
thet i. vas 'thc intention Of the A. l.. l. TO
snnb' the cadet corps Of st. Johns Acgdsmy {;
that would have b,en impossible. as that corps
has nevar placed itself in a position to be- snub
bed by anybody. Neither was there any desire
on Its part ito receive" visitors Invited by the
q. L. L., or to participate, in any manner, ir
tteir recentlon. nor Was there any charge Of
"otll! ial objection on the psrs OF the A. L. /.
The fault fund va, that "sonae of them objected
to the presence OF The cadets on the same day."
smatter, with whichth hey had, properly, no con.
Germ whatever. Asto' going 10 the proper channel
for information" it was not necessary fJr tbs
writer to 60 anywhere; the street talk of certain
members of.the a. l.. !. furnished all the infor-
mstlon required,
The cadet corps does not, OF course, claim 20
DO part Of the State militia, though number of
It's members SIRE, bu! it has been recognized by
the Genersl Assembly SO military orgsnizs-
ton, exactly as ell others, connected
VITA scuo0!s, not ua6er State control,
SIZE. Other communities do sll they can to
foster such schools, having An idea that they
bring money to place and thus benefit others,
0esiGes these Who conduct them; but some peo-
pie in Alexandria don't appear to take that view
Of the matter.
Stick to your old trade Kox, and don't put
your tEEer5 into othsr peoples pies; they may
ba hot ST ,JoiINs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04

today wss scti7e and firm, and the feeling
stronger. Flour lie steed7 and unchanged The
receipts Of Whest Era good, and 47Gl bushcls
we're offered and sold st 100 for damaged, and
l25, l26. l2o sid III, IS 10 quality. which is M
advance. Corn is s!so shaie higher, and 50)
bushels cold to-day Vt e. and S. No Oats re-
ported. and one small lot OF Rye b-ough: 70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY ITEMS. --Seven
hundred and sixty beai of lat sGd stock cattle,
mostly she former, are owned AID fel By
the farmers from BrcutsVilIs to Rristoe contic.
uOus 10 tho road and are worth $50.
tr5tEscied meeting AID re7ival is e,np
90 at TIE school house at B7islo,. The services
sre bang condu ICED by Refs s. A. Bali and
j. Hslpeury. Several persons heya been ss
tie moutners' berch, AID Que has professsd
conversion.
Ga Saturday last Mr.. J. Curl Lynn met with
very serious accident whilst riding naar
Ca.harpiu. His horse, which was trottiop at
lively pace. suddenly tell, throwing Mr..
Lynn on Tho hard told, and badly tu.iioy bis
lip, trsaklsg bis nose snd knocking cut three
Of bis teeth.
Las week rotbery was perpctrat:d upon
an old lady living about midway between Man.
ossas and Ooo2q1ao. 1t seems that Ms, Mil
s!oad had been to Alexandria to draw s,me
money from bank. The family had retired ct
night. the ma!o portion bsiug atsaut. wheu
mau BACKED up entered her room aad aamsnd.
ed her money. The old lady had ony $50 10
her possession. Ehich she surrendered. Tie
thieves Re'e three ia lunbsl; ooe vas outside
ofthe house as guard. another sood guard ct
tie door, Wnllst TIE third ransscked ths house.
They Were esideutl7 wbic neu, az the ous in.
side raised bis cap ADD showed hi, white skin
undetneeh. At las; accounts the thiavss had
not been fou0G ous.-!QdndSSqS Gazette
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GESEnoUs RosT.-The Emperor Francis 10 .

GENEROUS RosT.-The Emperor Francis 10.
seph of Austria is certainly generous host,
He gave dinner the other day to Prince Nisits
OF Montenegro, and when it was over escorted
his guests out into the park surrounding the
palace. AS they stood there smoking, bsauti.
full landau drawn by an equslly besutiul pair
OF horses, swept I'D the avenue The Prince OBJ.
served that the harness and panel bore the arms
OF Montenegro, whereupon the Emperor turned
ana informed his guest that the carriage and
horses were intended gs q surprise 10 him. and
begged him to accept them IS souvenir of his
vlsi: 70 Vienna. With sparkling eyes the P rince
thanked bis host The dinner which this episode
succeeded vas picturesque one; the service
was OF solid gold. the cent.e pieces being well
known antique works of srt. Prince Nikils
wore q gorgeous Montenegrin dress, and was
quite formidable from tho small arsenal of
knlVes: dsggers and chased pistols stuck in his
oelt The neal itself barely lasted al hour, few
dishes being tho fashion at en- Austrian court
dinner-but each dish is MASTERPIECE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04
Fugitive lsHllnOu,

PHILADELPHIA Oc:. Prof Udss. e. Wise,
Inc son Of tue q :onGut John Wise, believes,
that the report of the fugitive st. Lonis' Bal.
loon having been saan near Lake Michip an
must be erroneous. John Wise, jr., who helped
to II d ste the balloon writes that I1 carried only
seventy. Eve poucds Of ballast and upoa this in.
formation Charles Wise lhilts it could not have
Il dated mors Ian q few hours, and it ia hereiv
possible that it travelled more than 10 miles.
Mr.. Wise believes that no accident has occurred
to his tssher and Mr.. Burr basing his opinion
on thorough knowledge OF The country and 81
experience OF thirty years in balooning be.
lleVes the narty descended during the nis hit,
snc as the Professor had compass with him,
he may still be found in the vicinity CT Matcou,
phin. Gresne, Scott or Morgan counties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04

Company, and Delaware, Lackawsnns and
Western Railroad have just Issued circulars I'D.
vanciug pres for coal twenty-five csnts pc!
ton. They claim the ether compan-s will soon
follow. The prices sre: Egg s. lump.
steanooa! End Crate 81 90. stove S. IS. shes;nu!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04
New York items.

New York, Oci. AZ Il. Hompei, deale.
IN millinery goods 10 Brcouo s,rec:, pud Geo.
/. Bur, manufacturer Of trimulcd haas ia
Cane street arc believed 10 have Icf. Tie city,
leaving "a l:ree amount of unpaid it'd .b'odne:s.
Hemptl Is said to owe upwards OF so, 900.
f1e clne here IN July, s:stiug 10 the trade that
hs wss Memphis refugee; that he had ST ,0OO
II cash, end expected 81 0U0 Or $1,000 moro IS
soon as bis coitoa hus!n, - in the iaver stricken
city bad b. en- setll-d up. His creditors havs
emo!9ytd dstectiVessto search for him. Ills
il'ca OF business VA, closed on the preieX; Of
death Ia the faulty. l. beiug euteFed by
cthoerF, 1t wss found that his goods had bcou
removed, leaving only empty cases ia the room.
The discovery that he Madison Square Gar
den tract ucks some SO feet of hpiSr full milo
IN length Threatens 0 lead 10 litigation, aud It
IS alleged ibst Gen. b. IT, Bu;cr has ben en-
gagtd 10 blug civil tcion against Enuis,
k'obna, AID Wtscra 10 recover Hsrt'5 s!a,
OF the gate mos ey received by them.
The steamer Gensr,l Werder. which arrived
Yesterday frtm Bfemep, brought uver about
100 immigrants tcuud for Texas, phare they
l.t:Gd TO sadie as farmers and farm lahnrsr,,
Nest oftlem come from Rherish Prussia ar d the
rest Ct The parry were BJaeu,iats AID Poles
from the province of Poseo. Over l6U eusayt
pessss' direct FROM Breuer 10 G.lgt son, vi.
New Oileans, mud Z ere to tave saiied By the
steamer HaooVer, but on account Of the prevs.
lence OF the yellow fever at ,ha latter pl,cs it
was deemed best to brus them via New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04
FOREIGN .TEIi"S

Communication With the British troops in
Atghsnlstan has been cut OF.
L'ading Bonspartists are irving to r.conoiIo
the exsEnpresa Elsenie and Prince Napoleon.
Cstewayo arrived at Cape town September
l'tu and vas conducted 20 the castle.
Guiaumo Alpho0so Devergie, tho cminent
French physician aud medical writer, is dead.
The + nporor William is eudeaYcrirg to re
cooo'Ie fihcs Bismarck ard Prime, GorsaIs-
koff.
Tho Dutch Ariic expedition has retarned 10
uammeifast. \ jrwav. after penetrating % far
as trancsh Joseph / nd, tho tngss uut!h@.ly
land yet discovered.
Berlin cjrraspoIlcu: iias 60 II rca4o3 10
believe that by the time tho Prussiau ,ctiops
arc tldl5hed the l. 6aral5 ard Pfogresslsis will
have lost about lily seats 10 the Diet
CITY LEFT WITHOUT GOVERNMENT. On
Tuesday lac: Uoitci States Marshal Adams
went to Mount VerDou, Indisuo, With sa txs.
cu.iou Authorizing him 10 levy upon tue pei,
sorsl property Of tho city in salistac ion Of q
judgment obaiocd BY the NcwaIk. N j, S.v-
logs lus;liutloD against The city fJr SG5 O0U
tie Was not able however TO had any propsfty
liable 10 !ro. Ia View If this, steps were
taken to prJcarc q ;srit Of mabdsmus council.
ltg the Ciy Council t. lsv0 sp. clul tax sut.
fceut o pay tho claim. This fact bee ming
kuown, meeting OF Gil !Gs was held last mig b.
st ~h ca, under legal advice, it was detoruiaed
to abald N The city aoveroneot Various
mtmbsIs # Tie Council at oacc handed in
wrttsa rcsislna,ion-, to take ill med ate 4 G
oud The Council, slticg in a Special Session.
promptly accepted the designations, approy, d
aud s'goed be MINUTES Of tbs meeting and di.-
sjl7cd, leaving the place wi!hou; any ciiy GOV.
rTament whatever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04

NEW YORK. Qct'r. 4 Stocks frmer. Money
6a?. Flour trmer. Wne,t ailivs and higher.
Corn quiet and higher.
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List OF Letters.

The following is a list of tho letter. ro,nsiuin4
in the PostotIice in this city Oct q
Persons calling for letters will say they arc al
vertised and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will bs
sent to the dead letter otico, in Washington.
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Richards. Miss N
Rogers, Mrs E
'ignore, Mrs II
seleman, M.a s
scott, Mrs b
'houGs, w
rrimaa, Strs l. W
Taylor, Mrs Q
Thompson, Z
Taylor, A and LADY
rrundlo, Miss a
| Under wood. VIM
Williams, Mary Il
Walk. y w
us MChENzIE. z. NJ.
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Bailey. L
Beavers, HRS G II
Cotreil. Mrs Jno
Grosi. 81, .
Grsndst.fi, & r
Girgisns, Mrs.
Huff. Miss Ida
Jones, d
Jemison, JAS II
Jackson, VIM l..
Jackson. W, 2
Kelly, Mias NJ
K eth. Miss p
Nc Wan. +
Now, 7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04

BALTIMORE, Oct. Action dull; middlirg
lES Isl. Flour strong aud UNCHANGED. Wheat
southern higte. and fairly active: Westorn
higher and excited; Southern rrd l27.l3J: do
amcer l33sl36; No l Maryland l34; No Z
Western winter red SPOT aud oct l3l1al32;
Nov l33.l333; Dec l39!.l33i Corn-oouthera
white stesty; yellow uvm,uaI; Wet ,rn strong;
southern white 81; do yellow GO; Western mix.
ed spot S. Oct 81 &c., Nov 55a551 Dec 52s5li;
steamer 30. Oa!s shade better, cut inactive
Southern $500; Wea!srn white 1898; do mix
ed 53a35; Penna 3j.3S Rye quiet at 7O,75.
hay frn; prime to choice Penna and MARYLAND
l5sSl6 Coffee strong; Ro cargoes l3,lt1
Sugar steady; "A hoftss.ss Whiskey firm at 10
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WE Tvs OF TEE D.EF.

The sci 600 defaicstioa Of Receiving Teller
Eo;u;oo, OF the North National bGnE, Of Ros.
tCs, will be m7ds good by bis t,isLdI.
lie consequence Of the coal r1ioerS' strike 10
hltegauy tlu Chesapeake ard Ohio canal is said
to ne virtually closed fer the segsoU.
IL Peru there is no school for deaf mutes.-
Au attempt to establish one tailed for want of
ruDils, IS ;here are SO lew Psru7iaps 90 az
1.ceG.
Thomas Dayinuty. middle aged msn, threw
himself oeers bluff 90 feet high above the river
back at S. Paul. Miun., y.st; risy, aud Was
c;uSncd 10 death by the fall.
IL is stated thst the liabilities of Smith.
Hawc!i l. Co.. grain merchants, Of z philadelphia,
whn failed S.plsmoer %. will reach about
$3.50 900, AID ,bat their assets Will cot exceed
sou OGO.
Tbs P4c &, Mail Steamship Ccmpauy yes,
tesday paid $40 0Q0 cash 10 the Pauans Il sill
road Compaoy Gu Indebtedness contracted prior
to the prescut administration. which Dskes
$500 0O0 paid on this account size, MBy 2S'h.
No tid!nss had been received last night from
the beslesed soldiers aud civilians on The U:e
reservation, Colorado. The Southern u :ts are
sill peaceful. Its ciaiued that miuels have
made 60 eogrssslons upon the territory Of the
n Jubera Us:s. R,lntorcsmeuts arc pressing
toward the guale Ut G iou as rapidly as possible
md General Merritt Is expected to be abls to
relieve Captain Payne to day,
A cjc!oac, eco ppanicd BY haavy rein. passed
| t7=T tie ocuuy lair irounda, at Matte gilie.
Tusco!a equity, Michigan, yesterday, The
teu.s were torn to bhreds, ard !eooss blown
down. Oae.tcnt, where tables were set for a
hundred persons, Was blown .wo. over;utning
the s:ova and q large reservoir OF boiling water.
Sig ladies' were tc.lled, oue with an infant,
probably fatally. la tho msia hall the exhibits
wsre cozsi&2faoIS itilted by The raio.
d.. Thomas RiigaHay, of Red Baok, N. j..
has obtained dlvolca from his vile. 60 The
grouad Ct adultery with Que of her servants. If
ttra fcut yaar,' suit. D.. Ri1geway met bis
wife, Sho was the widow Of Judge Geo. Elliott,
| OF Bombay, IN L1ndor. They lived unhappily,
| insllT separated, AID the wife endeaycred un-
suooesstll'r to get divorce on the ground OF
cruelty. 10 srsnlipg the divorce the chaucel
| lor OF New jersey orders the husband to pay
| sll costs, amounting to many thousands of dol
lars.
Farther particulars from Adrian, Michigan,
Wbero the terrible accident On tho coutt} fail
grounds occurred By the falling of the gtard
atand. state that the total number of death.
from the aseldeut 80 fer is sixteen. The seriously
Jared number seventy FIVE, soms OF whom the
! physicians say clrn1t live. The architect Of
toe stard structure is the person blamed for the
ti;aliY Casualty. Tue stabd WIS built unusual-
| y light to adult OF space for the exhibition Of
wagons aad carriages underneath, and the limb
ers Wero simply spiked tcgather instead Of To
Ing mo!to;d and bracsd
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COMMERCIAL.

LEWIS MCNEEzIE. z. NJ.
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The following ro!ic.s Of the Eair are taken
from exchanges:
The RIehmcud State sags: The Alexandria
Fair is pronGuneed magnificent suc,css, The
military from ail The surrounding country war,
present, the s'tendspcs was good ard the gate
money will pan cut corgecu:ly."
Inc Msnassas Gszaite says: The Alexsu-
dtls Agricultural Fair has Just cosed having
proven decl-ei success. egea Ter beyond he
expectation tflts most s,nguine friends. The
exhibitors department vas fully represented
and the managers Of the Fair have cause to feel
proud. '''
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STEAMERS.
s. U 81 III ER ARRA N G E NJ z n
- or
EEE.g.aER .uaTE9JYG.

sEE.s.aER .MaTT.GJYG.
Tho stssmec BATTANO, Captain VIZ. q.
EYLEs. leaves Alexsndris, from the foot of King
street: EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
lNGS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER; return.
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY.
Freight received a. lowest rates and handled
with care. For information apply 10
j. BROGERS u CO.. A9ts., Alexs., Va
&. T. JONES, Agt, 9Th st. Wifi, Wash.
Connecting every Sunday with steamer 81 E
Tor iii landings below Nomini Ferry je2
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pURE CREAM SYRUPS.-Ch Nee.
ts', Coffee, &c, &C. For our Soda we
claim superiority. /, having been pronounced
by connoisseurs 80 be unfiGaled in its general
character, combining leo coolness with the
hneSt Favored syrups, of which fact we have full
evidence from the compliments which we ara
constantly receiving from our patrons.
WAKEFIELD - HALL
je9 Cor Prince und Fsiris, S,s
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A VERILL'S CHEMICAL PAINTS, the
- original and believed to be the best mixed
paint IN tbs market also large stock of Lin
seeo oll, Lewis Purs Lead Mt Vernon Pure
80 oao colors, OF all ahadeP, Window Glass Gisz.
ieis foints. Putty, Sc
JET Z. S. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
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Opening nn,s Chasing Of the Mails.

Opening an,s Closing Of the Nails.
CLOSING.
Washington. y. &, North ani EorlhasatAr
inali5 II m. and s Il p. II.
Western mai!s 20 and S ID p. IN.
Southern mails, via Richmond Va, co a.
n. and % and GO p n
South end Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia, & GO .. IN. AID 9 ,. IN.
Alexandria to Lynchbura. Va, (wsy mails)
including through maila & % a. m. snd 8 co N
Gordonsvlle ard Charlottesville, Va, & 90 a.
in. End GO y. m.
Manassas Division e CO o. u
Alexandria TO RGund HILL, Va. a. a. III
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washing
,oa, d. g., 30 a. IN. and = UO and + 10 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 30 q. m.
nd 90 p. N.
South western mails via Lynchburg, Virginia
Through msls) including way mails on Midland
railroad, 80 q. N.
Manassas Division s 80 g. m.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 8 SO p. IN.
Office Hours-Oflce opens at 80 8. NJ, and
cloaes at Z 90 p. n.
Sunday Hours-Ofice opens at 8 As g. ~ and
closes at 8 80 q. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-09

w u. WIG. MIDLAND & 4. y. X y,
JOHNS. BARBOUR Recover.
On and after SUNDAY, 900 y. Nj. June tn ,
1879, Passenger trains will run as follows: