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Vitznau, the village at the foot of the
Rigi, in Switzerland, is threatened with
destruction, the wall of rock behind it
showing signs Of falling.
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Large stock Gold Watches, from SIS up
to $3.50. Silver from IS to $50. The best
and cheapest in the market. Come and
see them. H. R Strueve, 2S3 Walnut
street, between Fifth and Sixth.
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II take DR.. Sellers Cough Syrup and
no one in the city keeps clearer Of coughs
and colds than l." Druggists sell it. Price
25c.
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$50 BROADWAY William Lutz Visiting in Or
ange, N. j., had the bad luck to fall and spraih
NY ankle. 30 that was not able to undertake my
home trip. used external remedies, but without
mccess. Having been advised to use the st. ia
,obs Oil, procured bottle. and found relief al
once The second bottle GU red me, and am now
sble to attend to my daily duties
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Always keep it on hand, as delay increas-
es suffering. If you have cough or cold
use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t will cure
you. Price Csc.
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UPLANDS HOTEL.

EASTMAN, Dodge County, Ga.
A fine winter resort in the pine forest of Geor-
gis; unsurpassed for health and comfort; table
supplied from best New York markets; terms reas-
enable. For circulars address HOTEL EX-
CHANGE, Ill Broadway, New York, Or c. N. 4 =.
H. SCOFIELD, Managers no29lltS
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1sAvENUE B, Fred Pitser.-For years had
uttered from headache, which forced me attlmcs
o stop work. 1 consulted the best physicians but
only found temporary relief Everybody talked
II St. Jacobs OIL, which induced me to make a
rial. The first bottle brought relief, and fur.
.hercourse cured me altogether.
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HOTELS.
SPENCER HOUSE,

ST. MARY's, Ga, opp. Fernandina.
Acharming winter resort; sulphursprings, hunt
ing, fishing excursions; hotel ir,tclass terms very
low. For circulars and particulars address HOTEL
EXCHANGE, III Broadway New York. or J. W.
THOMPSON, Proprietor, St Mary's, Ga
nO1Q.I1tS
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ST. AUGUSTINE HOTEL,

DIs AUUUOIINE, TIUrIU
Opens Dec. 18th. EE VAIL, Propret i
This well known hotel, one of the largest and
best appointed in the South, will afford trstc class
accommodations at the usual terms, viz: SIS to SIS
per week, according to location of rooms. The
house is in perfect repair, frescoing, decorating
and drainage having been completed first
class restaurant is connected with this hotel.
pp0Q.StS
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE.

T EGAL-HAMILTON COUNTY, O-COURT
II of Common Pleas: Mary Carson, plaintiff, W.
Joseph Carson, defendant, case No. 6O,6S7.-The
defendant Joseph Carson non resident of the
State Of Ohio, will take notice that the plaintiff.
Mary Carson, did, on the 3lst day of October.
1879, file her petition in the said Court, charging
him with drunkenness for more than
three years last past and with abandon
ment Of her and her minor child and failure to
support her for more than three years last past,
and praying that she may be divorced from said
Joseph Carson, who is hereby notified that he ID
required to appear and answer said petition ON
or before the 18th day of January, 1880 and in
case of default decree will be taken.
MARY CARSON.
JOHN TRIMBLE, Atty for Plaintiff. no296tS
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NEW YORK CITY.

1ss BROADWAY, Otto Kracht.-Having had
occasion to use the st. Jacobs Oil, and with most
gratifying success, deem it my strict duty te
ecommend It to sufferers everywhere. I had the
misfortune to make misstep from car and war
thrown with great force against the rear platform
ausins such severe pain that feared had bro
zen my ribs began 10 use St Jacobs Oil, and
was soon cured by faithful applying it. Scarce,
ly had gotten about again. when was entirely
disabled by stitch In my back. Last Sunday
morning could neither sit up or lie down !
immediately procured bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil,
'hich again relieved me in . remarkably short
time.
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CORNER WILLIAM AND ANN STREETS,
Keller & Ruhl. proprietors Of the largest retnil
10th house in America. Having repeatedly OBJ
erved the remarkable efficacy Of the German rem
,dy st. Jacobs OIL in cases Of various painful all
nents such as rheumatism, neuralgia. chill
,lains ETC., 1t affords US pleasure to say that the
curative qualities Of the article justify fully the
claims advanced in Its favor.
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TRIBUNE BUILDING, Roster & Bial.-A driver
If one OF our wagons was promptly cured Of frozen
,ars by the use Of st. Jacobs Oil, and we have alsc
observed the happiest results from the use Of this
emedy in cases Of neuralgia.
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A. VOGEL Err 81 co.

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
Vo17-M, u&W.d&w.nrm No.
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ST. JACOBS OIL
s sold by Druggist, and Dealers In Medicine al
SO CENTS A BOTTLE.
Airoofioua In alauan La with R0ttle
Keep 1t in the Hodse. 1t does not Disappoint

directions in eleven Languages with every Bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02
POJlJICIL NOTES,

THE Toledo Bee is mercllessly opposed to all
coalition with Democrats.
ONO has sounded the battlecry for 1889; Hon.
est elections aud honest money"
THE appearance of Springer at the lroDt is sure
sign of Il fresh Democratic blunder.
THE only question with Thurman Is whether
there Is less misery IN public or private political
funeral.
ARE we a nation? Is the issue made In Ohio, or
rather the issue forced Oh the Republicans by the
Democratic Congress
WHAT IL the matter with the Georgia gladiator
He does not seem 80 eager to Jump on Blaine US
people we're led to suppose.
THERE uro twenty-three colored delegates In the
OHIO convention. and two. of them made able
speeches for the opposing candidates.
GENERAL GARFIELD has promised to give his
days and nights TO the grand work OF eleCting
Charles Foster aud redUGnling the state.
The Confederate Democratic record is evidently
about made up, and the Republicans will Jump al
tho chance to 90 10 the people on that record.
CouLDN'T Barnums mules" says the Syracuse
men 10 get themselves hauled Out Of their di.
lemma
THERE Is some talk In Ohio Of resurrecting Orig.
nal Rise.up william Allen again TO run against
Foster. Tilden would be glad to help defeat him
again. doubtless.
THE Memphis 1udldnche hos somehow picked ur
sense enough 10 see that "A serious attempt by lec
Station 10 return 10 lSGl will be fatal u the STATE
sovereignty theorists"
THE Louisville Journal, guashins Its teeth at the
llendrIcksian opposition 10 Tilden's IenOminalion
says Hendricks is fool and ConspiratOr uuu
wants us all 10 diSown him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02
THE PROGREss OF HEvOLUrIoN.

To-day the Congress Of the United
States, which is required by the Consttu-
tion to appropriate the moneys necessary
to meet the wants If the Government, after
ten weeks of dallinnce with duty, stands
precisely where it did on the 18th day of
March, when called upon to meet for this
purpose under a proclamation from the
President. The necessity for this session
was produced 10y the party which is now
in full power in both branches of Congress,
simply because it failed to pass these APP
proprlutiOns ut the last session. On meet
Ing, instead of applying itself to the work
for which it was convened, it bctook itself
10 partisan legislation, intimating in a very
unmistakRGle manner that, unless these
measures intended for partisan advantage
were sanctioned by the Executive, the sup
plies for the maintenance of the Govern
ncut would be withheld, and it would be
subjected TO n policy of starvation. This
has been the outlook since King Caucus
made public proclaim Of his revolutionary
PURPOSES. These partisan measures have
been loaded upon the appropriation bills
ry,cnliro o,d n, L,s wi.oI, i,.u,. onI
r,,jop,Iy withheld nj, onnroyoI oiving
tLc mas, cm,,on, and wo,I. .rT,iNcd
reasons for the Withholding. Again,
again and again has he met these iEsOlcut
,I,nnn,. +, beard him. and a. often In. he
frnr' and cmuL,t,r,lly advised Coorr,ss
rllt nnI,r no circumstance viii he submit
and Weld 10 these ATTEMPTS TO f,reo him
h,y,nd tbc bouoa, Of Justice and proDrierv
io t,c di4ch,ras of his elearly.de,ipel con.
.ti,nti,o,l duties. This line of polIcv has
hrorpbt rs within les, than tliriy days Of
| ~. end or N. G.ci, wear wi,horf a do,Ior
or anp,,pri,tiog for lbe L.ri,latiye and
Exc11,,yo D,n,r,nept, of Nh, government
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02

property, aud gained much important informs-
tion. The Union troops evacuated West Point,
Va, on account Of the unkealthiness Of the sit.
uation. Colonel Montgomery, of the Second
South Carolina (colored) Regiment, defeated
the rebels at Pocoteligo, 8. c., and took posses
sion of the railroad bridge.
1864.
JUNE 2-Ou the preceding day the rebels
having been driven from their position at Cold
Harbor, Va, General Grant Immediately took
steps to follow up the occupation of this point
by an attempt to push tho enemy across the
Chcahomny 1t was intended to make q
general attack this evening but heavy thun.
der storm prevented and allowed the enemy
time 10 strengthen their position. There were
several skirmishcs during the day and the en-.
envy made .wo charges on the Fifth Corps, but
were repuscd With heavy loss. General
Hunter who commander the Union forces in
tho shenandoah Valley, begin movemch' TO-,
ward Lyuchburg. Two caylarv dlvis.anS oi
Shcrman's army in Georgia attacked and ear
rcd AllatoOna Pass with slight loss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02
PERSONALS.

y TEXAN clopcl with Mrs. onion No tears or
cards,
AGrrr4Sr Torrry, L. 5. N, is at the EbDnt
House.
DIR !, T. GAnpNGn, L. :. ". IS at the Ebb,t
House
Dn J. TAYLOR, U. $ A. is stopping at the Ebbitt
House.
FLORIDA people are eating is, and wearing palm
leaf fans.
Hos WI. CALKtSs, of Indiana, has rooms at tho
Ebbiu House.
rAYlAsrER JouS II. STEVENS, {. 5. ", is guest
ut the Ebbitt House.
}. y. GEORGE and D. J. Flanders, of Boston. are
sucsls nt the st. James
Hos J. + UpDEGEAFF, of Ohio arrived Of the
Ebb,tt House yesterday.
GENEnAL ELL II MURRAY, Of Louisville. is regis.
tered at tho Kigg, House,
Mus. PERRY NrGESr and family. Of North Or.
leans, are at the 1t. James.
REAR ADMIRAL II. II. WYMAN, L. S. n, anchored
at The Ebbitt House yesterday.
JOSEPH X. BoLE, of Cleveland, aud L. II Weir.
muu, oil Now YORK, are booked At The Riggs House.
MIR CHARLES FoSrEn, the Republican candidate
iQi Governor Of Ohio, is AT the Filh Avenue Hotel,
New York.
is paired with Congressman Morse Of Massachu.
setts who also Is going.
j. 5, BEADLrYN and wife, New York W. f. Hill.
drcth and wife, New York; W. 5. Appleton and
wife, New York; j. Montgomery and lady, Cali.
iornia, and Garrett r. Pier, New York. have taken
apartments at Wlllards.
FANNlE b. WARD ono of the most popular Of our
lady writers. left on Saturday for q tour through
She will be absent probably till November.
II. 5. WELLrs, New York Colonial J. L. HUBBARD
Virginia +. Vaughni North Carolina 5. Kohen
pennsylvania a. C. Black, Baltimore, Md; Ed
Glashine, Providence, Il / and A. II Shipman nnd
wife, Rochester, n. J., registered at the st. James
yesterday,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02

tion was GRANT reverse. Let no one be
misled by any such absurd statements, for
our odvices from Ohio, and they are from
high sources, are TO the effect that the can
vnss between AIessrs. FOSTER and TAFT
was purely one Of personal strength i'll
the convention Neither CIndidate was
supported or opposed in convention because
he was in favor of or opposed to any of the
distinguished names that have born men-
toned in connection with the Presidency in
the canvass of ls~O Bolh OF the gentle.
men had their friends and supporters from
every part ofthc Stutcond from every shade
in party relation, and hence the attempt to
stamp the action of the convention with
Actiunol lines is simply absurd.
Tire contest IN convention was exceedingly
close. If Judge TAFT had received g l-6
vote, more than he did he would have been
nominated on the inst ballot; but falling in
that hi, i,c2mpctitorb5rco on the prize. though
mot by an overwhelming majority The
contest between these candidates was con-
tended iairly and without the slightest ac-
r.mouy. and Nh FosrEE is assured of the
cordial and hearty support in the election
oi all those who preferred Judge, TAFT in
the convention. There is no iactional feel.
ing % intcrpose to weaken the Republican
chances in the State. Every Republican in
the State is now heartily and dcvotedly for
FosrCE The SIBERIAN men, the GRANT
men, and the BLAINE men are, without an
exception for the success Of the standard
bearer who was selected by the convention
to lead the Republican hosts on to victory.
Tho speculations Of the Democrats as to
schsmS and divisions in the Republican
party of Ohio are mere chimeras Of q dis
ordered Imagination that are put alloat for
miSchevious purposes but which will avail
them no more than their other multitudious
fOllirs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02
ROTTEN rocKrr noROuGHs,

1t is tho sinccrc aud honest conviction of
I' fnDuSi",a 81 ant.'''gCu' g,Esns ~. ,i,'i n1Sto
tered tho TemocIl,tic marty would control that
stMe.--po,t.
Yes, aud it is the sincere conviction
amounting to knowledge, of thousands of
Intelligent citizens of South Caro-
lima, Mississippi, and Louisiana, and OF
all the other States of the Union, that.
under Just laws, Iaitiy administered the
Republican party would control these thrce
States with their SIX United States Senators
and seventeen Representatives III Congress.
Ana these same Intelligent citizens
know that the Democrats by murder arson'
intimidation, and fraud have succeeded IN
,yrc siiur tltNgn <. ,fps from, tbn pnnublip
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02

Tue Strong Capitalization prOpeus.ics'
of the Republican party, about which the
Democrats have 50 much TO say, exists only
IN the fact that it is the guardian of the
cherished results Of the war. Among those
results was the cnlrunchiscmcnt of the
blacks, which act bas aroused the biitcresr
nutagonisms of the leading whites Of the
South, who control the State governments
of that section. THUS ii happens that when
the Republican party attempts to protect
the blacks in THEN exercise of the right OF
suffrage it is opposed by those State govern
mcnts. In other words the South is en-
gagged in attempts nullily tho war amend
ments TO the Constitution, and the efforts of
the Republican party to prevent that nulli-
licatOn are called Capitalization, with a
hig, big G.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02

ignorant of the position the President occu
pies when IL entered upon its revolutionary
schemes otherwise it would not have taken
occasion to open the session with menace
toward the Chief Magistrate entirely unbe-
coming coordinate relation in the Govern
ment 1t has assumed the responsibility of
its Yoic. aud it must either find a way out Of
lis dilemma or share all the consequences
in settling with the popular judgment. 1t
is not for us to even Conjecture what Con-
grcss will now do. Were the Wdority Of
accredited loyalty to the Union ana lhe
Constitution the case would be different;
but it is not The controlling spirit Of the
law-mlkiug power is allied to rcyo-
luton and mischief 1t SCOTS the
national supremacy and cNalts
State Rights above it, It despiscs
the usual forms and prccadents of legisla-
tion and seeks to make them subscryient to
party ends. 1t insults the President and
deiics popular opinion; ii threatens to rem
der all the results Of the war to crush the
rebellion nugntory; IL is reasonable at
heart and revolutionary in purpose, and the
country waits to see what it will do and
what way it will find that leads ont Of this
wilderness of difficulty and folly. We doubt
if the majority OF Congress has any idea of
the way out. it is cropping in darkness
that has been made more intense by its own
doggcd and persistent peryerseness, aud day
by day it is provoking the maledictions of an
insuitcd aud incensed people who rely upon
Congress for wisdom, justice, and good sense
in the administration of the affairs of the
Government The people are now suffering
excessive disappointment and resentment
under the conduct of the law making power.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02
sENArON CONKLLNHs srLLNm.

10 supply The crhaordma,y demand fIy
Senator Conkliny's great Spcech Upon "Tue
extra SESSION or 1875 WuAr II
"TEACHEs AND WHAT II MEANS the
National RcpuJiicaa Printing Company has
printed a targe edition thereof in pmapMct
form, coHUcaie,a for public distribution as u
RepuJiicm campaig, document Copies o.
this pamphlet may be had on application at our
CoUntag Room Or JOB 0Hce at tho rate Of
SO per thousand. orders respectfully S,licitcj
and promptly GHc&,
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Died.

suddenly, June I, IUcN :. PRINDLE
aged l9p months, only daughter Of George :. and l..
q, PTiHde.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
SPENCE At ~ IL street northeast, on tie 3lst
ullmp, aged 10 years, ELLLS REED, wife vi George
apen 'e
Funeral services Gt the house, above address tLs
~ tn!us. At o'clock,
INGERSOLL-IIon. T.. q, ISGERsoIin Of heart
Scas' al l}J o'clock, ON the morning OF the 5sl Vt
May, aged Il years, months. and Nd days
Funeral from rc,iden o. 1903 street, Mondav June
2, ~ y. N. lntermenl at Oak llill Gem eteTy.
Friends invited.
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To take cfeCt
SUNDAY, MAY IS, l57g, Al 40 a, NJ.

To take eject
SUNDAY, MAY IS, io7o Al 40 a. NJ.
AM fenyc wnshinston;
5oj'iNEW S9ii PlihAPt.rIiM : M ~ ANP BoS ,c
Baltimore only Stups ut Shpry's. laurel Au.
nnpoI, Iung!!gn. Jcssgp's, HenoyIeg, Eil; i,,lse'
baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Ul'ic,lmgut
strag5urs, wluchtsicr, llagcision, Frcdcrck,
sco-IBAfGliMoGE A&p LAUREL, EXPIRES.
6IO-Po!ptui ui Rocks, Piedmont, ~unsonrg. Wmehes'
s.D-&i.W YORK 'piitiIDEirHiA HosToN,
And .bALuM0HE ENriiE-S. Pouor Car to
s:H.l-r IgrtS, tiiiCAGo, CoLuM Us. AND
town AMI Valley Branch .nNrou SUndlY.
.Innui daily. Grafton TO Sn1uslty daily c"ccpi
aol|Sn 'o'inn 'elnury only Baltimore Annapolis ana
moNBiLrrMonn EHpnr,.S st p, =. nnd.ns'
burg, u5i'clc Reiisyilie 1anrci, Nhnop'''' juno
bou, Jea'iIp 5. aud Hanover.
5l9-n nqli,q9le, Anqgqi'; EnIca't cIiy gnh WW3ey
Ni.W YORK, PlllLADELPlilA y, AND BOS-
25jg sAi5;! 4aaGay SpysBl,aors SS1i 'iS aad Way
i.3-BESLIiiM1GE'E, ni,ADENsGURG, AND LAU
I!EL ENPRi;SS Frederick. Via Ro.ay stops
t3j- tPoint' OF Rocks. frederick, HaScrstown. Win.
ofliocS. and WAY siHtIons Only.
so i@itmn!!.c, AAmn,Wos. ND Way STATIONS
TIMoHE EXPHIsI, Norfolk except sunday.
Norfolk passengers taken IN the cars direct TO
G2o Point Of Rocks enld Way Stations. '''' ~
siC--i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Enlcou CITY, via
sajIlGiiicAGo, COLUMBUS, AND prTLsBuRG
fNPIiESS. Seepins car 10 Chicago Phshurg
loIj-fNEW York, PHIlA DELPHIA, AND BAL.
Laurel Sleeping car to YGw York, and special
noo3ISE" if6uLs ST AiEb GSIEECliINNArI EXPRESS
tDaiiy SUNDAY only. Other trains daily. except
sunday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02

LET us stop aud rellectl This extra scs-
sion of Congress has now lasted neatly three
months; but what is the use OF rencctiug it
has not accomplished any thing except to
disgust the people,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02

The Democrats now hint that they will
enact party address and submit that
for Presidential approval That would lie
no more absurd thau many things they have
already done.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02

WHILE ALEcK STEVENS is ul,iug scna.
tor BLAINE over the Goals log the lltters
structure on the STEPHENS book on The
War Between the States" let him 20
farther and explain why he saw fit IN Li,
school history OF the United States, now IN
use throughout the South to ascr.bc all the
cause, origin, and blame Of the late WAX to
the North.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02

THE Democrats in Congress should now
either do something in the line Of their
Legitimate duty, or 80 on with their dying
and rid the earth of their hated presence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02
inject Spirit into the Campaign.

lCieYluNd Herald,
We ought to have some Conledro. Democratic
rifle clubs and red shirters In Ohio 10 90 around
breaking up Republican meetings, II would have
II tendency 10 inject spirit Into the coming cam.
paign.
AVOID using those remedies containing OPIUM
MOrph.a, Nc. but when the baly Is sick use pr.
Bul!s Baby syrup-periccty safe and always Tei.
able. Price only twenty i've cents u bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02

If the pending Bourbon caucus PROPOSE
tion is enacted into law the President win
b. placed in a very embarrassing position.
The national election lawsuit remain upon
the statute book, and he will be required
under his oath Of Office to faithfully execute
them; and under the caucus proposition he
will be prohibited from executing them
This is Democratic statesmanship, sort Of
be id you do, and be id if you don It
arrangement.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02
l.. NJ. COLE, Gennrai Ticket Agent
GEO ). k0ONTX, General Agent.
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For Cnnandasua. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
aud the North at 6.Ola. M. daily, exceGt SUNDAY
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Fo N% pssts X2rk and nd the East 100 and S a
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For Brookiyn, New YORK. all through trains connect
al Jersey City with boats of brooklyn Anuex,"
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For rhiladelphIa, sa5 .. IN; daily. cxgep. sunday
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For baltimore, G;.0, slj $3.50 and 400 p. daily
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For A!eAandra, s, HIj o. 10, IL a. m, and lis, at?o
81; land ii;5c p. M, on suuday.s a M. i;la
For Richinond ard The South. $3.50 q M daily, and
=, $40 y. m daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria Tor Washington. 0, 7i5, g.
~ O. 10. II ~ N. and 5. 40, SO, and II p. In
comni0datons eau be procured at tie oiices- north.
east corner OF Ihirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and ut the depot where orders can be
eii for the checking OF baggage TO destinations from
H. i. FARMER General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.