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PRrAcHISa.-At the School-hou.e next
Sunday, Every body come.
Go WEST YouNa MAS-Go West to see
the headless chicken, and be sure to get
Geo. II. Mckinney, of Stanford, TO get
your ticket.
SUMNER REsoRr.-We learn that Mess.
u. X. 4 +. Best, are making preparations
to establish a Summer resort at the Oil
Wells, in Lynchburg.
A LITTLE FIGHr-Occurred in Lowell
one day last week, between Joe Burrows
and Willis Maret. Maret swore out a writ
for Burrows, and had him arraigned be-
fore Squire SchOoler, which resulted in Il.
being fined 81 and costs Rather expen-
sive licking.
Doc GoSE-lr.-Mr. J. ID. Royston sold
his world renowned fox-hound, Marshall
Vandurock, not long since, to a Mr.. Trigg,
Of Barren county, for the sum Of 500,
with this understanding; That he was to
beat any dog in the State. Mr.. Royston
shipped him and he was received in due
time, but after the lapse Of several DAYS,
Jessie received letter from his man, sta
ting that "ROck" had fed that part Of the
country. Consequently, Jessie Is minus
both money and dog.
PERsoSAL.-Q. Shumate has just re-
turned from the city with a large and va
ried stock of dry goods......R. O. Mclean,
Of the firm Of ]. B. Kirby 4 Co., leath er
dealers, returned from Indiana, last week.
lie has been travelling in the interest Of
the firm Mrs. Joe Maret, nee Miss Sallie
Adams and Miss Susie Wallace, were in
the metropolis last week, shopping ......
Mrs. Captain Roberts is the guest Of Mrs
ID. X. Best, this week ..... DIR. Brown, Of Mt
Vernon, has located at this point for the
purpose Of following his profession ......
Miss Lizzie Mills, Of South Carolina, who
has been living with her brother, j. s.
Mills, left for the Sunny South" last
week.
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MARE STOLEN I

stfayci or stolen nom my farm on the Hanfinp
Pork, about two weeks aFn' dart hay mare, n
ands high, or ycars Old aud then In hne order
Hal a scar nom saddle on her right vithef. M.
cfai reward VIII be raid for her recovery.
May 10. 1879. ALEX. NICK.
G1l-it MlllrIiIUNllln. Nv
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Col. ]. SToDDARD JOHNSTON, Pres
ident, announces that the Twelfth An
nual meeting of the Kentucky Press
Association will be held in Bowling
Green, commencing Thursday, June
10. A varied and attractive pro-
gramme has been arranged, including
an excursion to Mammoth Cave,
where the Kentucky editors will be
joined by the Tennessee Press Associ.
alton. Emmett Logan, who was to
have been orator on the occasion, has
backed out like a craven crawfsh, but
this will not prevent him from deliv-
ering several interesting little German
discourses. May all of us be there to
hear him.
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1879. BSTABLISHED. 194e.

H. Bannm Kits No. ne Fourth A'enue
Vile, stock assortment Of all Novelties
Jeuelry Also Svsr presents.
Prices are Examine
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wE learn that Henry Waterson
goes back on HE fiery article on Hen
bricks, in which he called him "a fool
and couspirator." He had looked
on too much wine that night while il
was red, and Il was the wine that die.
tatcd the rcd-hot article. shame
The Stalwarts are rs mad as March
hares over the result in Ohio. The
Grant boom is weakening.
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A FAMILY SUPPLY STORE

4 what I will keep, aud the eitizens Of town, the
farmer and trader can bad a. my house anything
they need, al city retail pflees,
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Crab Orchard Springs, Ky.
sl4 PER WEEK,
.TERMS Or
S45 PER MONTH.

This beautiful aud health-giving resort,
with increased attractions, is now open
and prepared to accommodate gueIts in
superior style, and no effort viii be spar
ed to add to their enjoyment or comfort.
An excellent Memphis Band is engaged,
and, in addition to the dance every even
ing, series Of magnificent balls win BE-
given during the season.
The water, the drives, the promenades ant
the fare are all that could be desired, and
visitor will not want for employment
or amusement,
A liberal discount to the citizens Of Lin.
coin County. -
MAY 20, Is7a-a Manager
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THE result of the Ohio Republican
Convention. which was held in Gin.
cinnati on Wednesday, is the selection
of Hon. Chas. Foster, for Governor on
the first ballot, the vote standing
Foster, $50; Taft, 271. Andrew
Hickenlooper was nominated for Lieut..
Governor; w. w. johnson for Judge
Of the Supreme Court; Geo. r. Nash
for Attorney General, and John F.
Orglerie for Auditor. The nomina.
tion of Foster is a blow at the Grant
faction and an endorsement Of Sher-
man and Hayes. The platform is a
fiimsy concern, and starts out by ap.
pealing to the people to arrest the
mad course of the party now CONTROL.
ing both branches of Congress. The
Convention had been regarded as one
Of National importance, and wire
workers were present from all parts
of the United States.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SPECIAL NOTICE
S. A. MIDDLETON, Tunnel City.

/ will pay the highest market price
for Slaves in Cash or Trade in Gener-
al Merchandise at the Lowest Prices
Will also take good Flat-Rails, Tan
bark, Lumber and all kinds Of Coun'
try Produce. am agent for the cele'
brated Fish Bros. Wagons, which ]
will exchange for Slaves. &c. Twill
receive Slaves delivered at Caldwells
Eubanks and Pulaski Stations.
gst-lm n. a. MIDDLETON.
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HoN. WALTER EVANS, Republican
candidate for Governor, will speak at
Monticello June 26th; Harrodsburg,
July 9TH; Danville, July 9th; Ian
caster July 10th; Mt. Vernon, July
18th, and Somerset July 18th, but he
does not so much as tarry for a mo-
ment in Stanford. This is evidence
that his head is somewhat inclined to
be level. He knows that il would be
waste of time and breath to try to
convince our people that a party that
has declared for test oaths, for bayo-
nets at the polls and for every other
principle in opposition to govern
ment by the people is worthy of the
least consideration of free men. Wal
ter, old boy, you have acted wisely.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken in exchange for Goosls, al the highest mar
Net rates. bring ne your fOuliry, feaiLers, kgfs,
Batter, NaA, Wild Game, lard, haCou, tiusengi
or amy lining elise, and ! viii give you Goods In
them 10 ihelr iull value.
- MAMA
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Next Monday the question as to
who shall be the party's candidate for
Representative in this county, will be
decided in Mass Convention here.
Mr.. Ezra S. Gooch is the only avow.
ed Democratic aspirant, and Il seems
to be the general desire that he should
receive the nomination. He is a good
man, thoroughly endorsed by the peo-
pie Of his section, and is sound in his
political principles. Let every body
turn out and give him or whoever
shall be the nominee such an unequiv.
ocal endorsement as will put quietus
on the windy egotist, who makes il
his business to run for Office on every
and all occasions.
Tom GREEN. Of the Msysville Ed-
gle, is out in a long card in the Cou-
rierJournal in which he reiterates his
charges Of perjury, forgery and the
mutilation Of public records against
Hargis. the recently elected Supreme
Judge, and demands legal investiga-
ton, promising thatif he fails to make
good his accusations that he will make
''any apology, however abiect, that
Hargis may require, and publicly &c.
knowledge himself a liar and a ca
luminator." The charges are too seri.
Gus and the character Of the man who
makes them too well established to
admit Of them being ignored. They
must he investigated, and if Hargis
shrinks from il, the bar of Kentucky
should see that the matter is thor.
oughly siited. The highest tribunal
of the State must not be disgraced by
such a man as Hargis is bound to b.
considered, until he proves himself
clear Of the charges beyond the shad
ow of a doubt.
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Ar BURNETT, the great Tacoma
ker, is making the ugliest faces he
ever did over a broken leg, which be
was 50 unfortunate as to get by the
fall Of a platform in Cincinnati last
week.
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To RE-AssURE the many young la.
dies here and elsewhere who imagine
they have peculiar claims on Mr.. En-.
NETT Logan. of the COlTier,JOunal,
and who were shocked beyond meas.
ure at the announcement in some Of
the daily papers Of his marriage, we
hasten to publish this, his own denial ;
"rhe attempts Of certain persons to
marry of the editor Of this column
are just little too previous. BE
right still, boys; there's a hen on, but
she doesn't intend to caekle till the
mercury crawls down"
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srUTTERING cured by Bates Appliances send
Tor description to simpson a Co, Box 22se. New
York SSH
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Thomas n. Montgomery.
John II. Owsiey.
T.. R. Jones.
a. j. Grow,
John d. Neal.
John Menifee.
~. y. Darst.
J. =. Bo-ley.
John VI. White.
Joe N. Walker.
Joe II. Hooker.
w. +. Tucker.
VIM. VI. Hall.
James Grow.
J. l.. Dawson.
John Bright,
VIM. \. Hooker.
VIM. VI. Higgins.
John VI. Hail.
VIM. GOOch.
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MAJ. HENRY 7. STANTON, of the
YeOman, will deliver the poem at the
Tennessee Press Convention at Gala
tin, on the 10th Of June. All he will
have 10 do will be to string together
the pithy and pointed verses that have
appeared in each issue of his paper and
"crow" them himself on that occasion.
The collection would make volume
worthy Of the Poet Of Poets.
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.. n. DAVIS.
Near she Depot'
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AT the advice of his physicians,
VIM. o. Bradley, Esq, Republican
candidate for Attorney General, has
withdrawn from the race. Mr.. Brad.
ley can stand a defeat by couple of
thousand or so with the greatest equi.
nimity, but when he thought of Wat
Hardin's probable majority of at
least 100, 1000, il is no wonder he got
sick. II was enough to make him.
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aaeu
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y. n. Beaxiey,
stephen Pennington,
VIM. Va. Garneti.
Smith Powell.
VIM. Kinder,
Robert McAlisfer.
q. a. Lackey,
James y. Dawson.
sanford Erwin.
Timothy Higgins.
II. q. Coffcy,
Geo. VI. Givens.
VIM. Hubble.
R. Cobb.
James Helm.
John McAiister.
James y. Peak.
IL. q. Hubbard.
Chris. Lyons,
And Many Others.
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DAKERS COD Liver OIL and LIME
- A preparation combining the virtues of
pure Cod Liver Oil with Phosphate of Lime,
making really pleasant emulsion.
dec II JANNEY q CO.
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fayA5HINGToN 8 OHIO RATLROAl
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


The " ALL TRAIN will leave Washington
e.. 90 i, n. and AleZsndris st 9 05 g. II. daily,
except &uniay; pass Leeaburg, going vest
W.rd, e. II ID q. M, sHd arrive st Round Hill
ST - Ii. Leavc Round Hill 81 1920 p. m; pass
Lees0urg going eastward, ST l 10 pm, and ar
riSo ~ Alexandria st BIS y. M, sind 81
Washington $3.50 p. m.
the ACCOM- hODATlON TRAIN will
leave Washington TT ~ p. No., and Alexandria
s. Is p. n. daily, except Sunday, and arrivo
ct Lcesburg AZ 40 p. m. Leave Leesburg a.
CO 2. nj. and strive at Alexandra 81 3 Is Il. III.
and Washington st ST n III.
~ Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars 81 tae Baltimore
& i'otoniac Railroad station at9 lLs m. ana d. 20
ID, end so through without change OF cs; S.
The sos AN. tram from Alexandra and II. 81
q. ~. train from Ro"nd Hill connect e. Round
E:!l with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
Coz Snickersville Berryvillo and Winchester;
also With keamor' Line Of Coaches, which Leave
l:osburG daily tor Aide end Middloburg.
Both trains. westward, make close connectionE,
8! Tionns, with SisBops Line Of Stages for Fair.
iaX Court House.
EaZf,Msutasiex iickota. ) sts. ger issle
IHnIeiEickst gee.
L. Il. HAV:ENER,
oct III General Tickle! Agoat.
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The ONLY DAILY PAPER YnS,
EEN VIRGINIA.
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Alexandria Gazette for 1879


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It expects to render faithful service TO the city,
tbs st,to spd tho coontrv bv 9 candid crilici.m
Of mon and evcr., in tina ;ntorss, If tbo neonls
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Cor in hoiovioc will ADJ I, IN, c,n.c;tc of .hs
Gazette TO servo its ro,der,.
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esnccisl Mains will IN tsxon This voar that evorv.
thing Of interest osnecisIIv sucb mstta,s az hsvo
q special reference 70 Virginis, shall be prompt.
~ and fully reporLei The proceedings of tho
Legislative. Executive or Judicial Departments
OF inc government Will IND their earliest record
in the columns Of the Gazette.
It's Richmond correspondence will DO uGusu.
ally at!rac!ive-full in everything thai concerns
our local int"res:5, faithful in all things, trenc!.
Ant and graphic.
The record of events in tho State CT Virgins
vii! DO fully kept up. bat 10 the intelligence OF
that section oflhe Commonwealth which nature
has bound 10 Alexandria by tho curvature o!
B mountains or the courses OF its rivers % VOL!
as Inal por!on linked 10 US Dy Inc ZION bands Oh
railways Inc tazelte VIII DO especially and as
'iduousIy devoted.
The Business and Commercial columna Of the
Gazette will be filed with the earliest and most q
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RAILROADS.

yET H., VIRG. MIDLAND & q. s. X. X.
~ JOHN s. BARBOUR, Recover.
On and after SUNDAY, December lsL,l IS
Passenger trains will run IS follows:
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CIRCULATION STEADILY LNCRE;
lNG-OHE OF THE BEST ADVEH-
Using MEUIUMSIN
THE STATE
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FOX NORFOLK.

Tho elegant, new and sutstant!:,: =, s5If-'rs :.
iron steamer LADY OF THE La Il tssaaass .gs
Leaves the company's whsrf Washington, ~
ERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY spd FIJI
DAY, at Eve o clock p. NJ, and Alexandria q!
80 p. H.; returning, leaves Norfolk EYERE
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
g. s . CLOCK p. m. This limo connects at Nor.
folk with tho ships of tho Merchants and Nj
ncrs Transportation Company for Boston and
route to those cities and their connections
throughout New England. Faret 10 Nor!oil: 81 {;
round trip S.. Tickets good until used
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1879 GREAT IL; 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE MOTH, WEST s. SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY.
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Noy. ~, 1s7S-7 % p. m.
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
n:T Of Sixth and 3 st1 sets, as follows:
Ger Fhiia. New York and the East, l.30 and
1915 D. n. daily, with Palace Oars. Linn
tod Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars ".3J
NJ. daily, except Sunday, For Philadephls
$50 .. n. dsily.
For Fittsburg and the Wes!10. 10 8. H. daily, viii
pa7lo- Cars 10 PittGbu.g; 40 p. NJ. dsiiV
With Palace Car to Chicago.
For Csnsndsigua srd tho North. G.39 IL
daily, eXcep. Saturday, with Ph!ace "a! tn
Watkins. Fer E!aira. 1919 a. II. daily,
5EcoDi Sunday.
$50, 40. $50, 7.40 and 10. Is p. n. On San
dag, 10 10 9. "a; 1.30, $50, 7.4J and lois pm.
LOCAL TRIMS.
Fo: AlczaatEia &, f.l5, 8, 9, 10 and II Az, AM
TO- 3, ~, s. Cos 7, and ll:3O p. n Ga
SuEdsy 8 q. m, aad l15 snd p. NJ.
,?rain= loa7e klexArdris for Washington, : is.
ais 500, 500 III and II ALA, =, 1.2J, b, els
n!d p. IL, AID II night.
o. Sunday st S.UU and 10 3. H., and Is p. ~.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, via
Qusntico and Richmond will leave AleIar-
dri% ST 7.l0 q. m. and ~ y. m. ds!ly.
Tickets and information can BIO procured
5outbo=z! l.. 2. FARMER,
Cont. Passenger Agent.
Fi:A i 4 THOMSON
Genarsl Manscor nov o
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GOODS FOR THE SEASON AT NO. So
" KING ST., CORNER OF ROYAL ST.
Persons in search of goods for Christmas pre-
sents are invited 10 examine cur stock of Pen,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Scissors, Rszors, &C.,
which have been selected with care and pur-
chased at very low prices. The patterns are
pretty and the finish first rate. Also other goods
for the little folks, which cannot fail to please.
Please give as call.
dec II J. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
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FOR new YORK I

Tho Al Steamships Z. q. KNIGHT ,-,,z..e
and JOHN GIBSON leave tho CON- :s4ssiisa5zsss$'
pany's wharf, Alexandria, EVEkY 6ATUh-
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pinr
IL East River, EVERY SATURDAY az tar7
o'clock y. m.
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Alfxanoria Oaz&ttt
THURSDAY EVRN'G., FEBRUARY l3.

TIE Hall OF THE HoUsE.-It is stated that
tho special committee 90 ventilation OF the
He'll Of the House Of Representatives has
agreed to report in favor CT cutting away the
interior wall and galleries 90 the south OF the
chamber 60 as to take in all tho space extend
ing to tho main outside wall. This will give
the hall the widows and light CT the southern
portico. The change will sweep away the re
porters' gallery and portion OF tho public gal
lery, but it is proposed 10 give the reporters
seats in the space behind The Speaker. whose
desk is to remain in its present place. 1 no IN
tontion is also to do away with the desks OF the
members and to eiVo the latter IN place 81 tneir
present seats large chairs with small accretary
desk on tho arm. The crates in the coax
rooms are to be converted into largo open. TIRE
places, to assis! in the process OF VENTILATION
THE Power OF LATIN.-Some years ego.
in Rhode Island Legislaturo,a member moVca
to translate all the Latin phrases in the statutes
so that The pcope could understand them. A
MIR. Up6ikc took The ground that it was 20 al.
vantage to have the people understand the
laws. Hc said they were not afraid IT any
thing they understood. That it was the Latlo
Vo,ds they were afraid Of, and proceeded to
illustrate as follows: "Mr. Speaker. there was
man in South Kingston about twenty years
ego Who was perfect nuisance, and nobody
kew how 10 get rid Of him. One day he was
noting corn and ho saw the sheriff coming win
q paper, and asked what it Was. Nov, II ne
had been told that it was writ, what Wouiu
he hav, cared ? But he told him 1t was ca
pias saisfacierdum. and the man dropped bis
hoe and rau, and has not been heard OF slrcc.
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HOLMAN'S CELEBRATED AGUE and
IL LIVER PAD.-A new family cure for
Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, Intermittent Fe.
ver, Pain in the Side, Periodical Headaches,
rheumatism and all Liver and Kidney com.
plants. ALSO a sure preventive of Diphtheris,
Mslarial diseases. These Pads, recommended
on the new principle of cure by absorption, are
having an unprecedented sale sll over the Uni
ted States. Price each. Sent free BY mail on
receipt Of price. JANNE1 y CO.,
decl7 Noe. 70 & 145 King st.
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Connects With Ches. & Ohio r. 4. East and
West. At Lynchburg with Atlantic, Miss. &
Chic +. L. TO end from Southwest Virginia,
Chattanooga, Atlanta. Now Orleans, Nashville,
Memphis, Little Rock and all points in Texas.
ht DanTilie close connection with Richmond
and Danville L. 4. 10 aud from the Csrolnas,
Georgia, Florida. and, via Atlantis, with Mobile,
New Orleans and Southern Texas.
For NASSAS LINE leave Washington
% o. M. and Alexandris ? 25 5. NJ, daily,
except Sunday, arrive at Strssburg at II Is PM,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. Lsavo StIasburg 3 70 pm, Front Roy al
4 O. p. nj Markham 80 F. NJ, Salem 81 p. m,
Manassas TQS p. NJ, arriving at Alexandra
S 70 p. II. Passengers for Washington and
North will leave Alexandria on Main Limo
train, ST . 20 y. N.
For siiidlebu7g, daily connection ct Plains
station.
For Uppcr7ille, regular connection at Della
piano.
For WAERENTON, loavo Washington At
III g. ~. taiiy.
All trains make good connections, 81 Wash
iag.cn, 20 snd from North and West.
Haw Or:osns sleeper leaves Washington
I t0 &. H., running through without change,
connecting with through Sleeper to Florida.
Excursion tickets to Jacksonville, Florida,
good 70 May 18th, 1879, at very low ratio.
Through tickets sold st the lowest rates
nov - J. NJ. BE0ADUS, e. T. A.
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Opening and Closing Of the Mails.

SESHEHS SHU NAcsAhf Va SAS HAe~--~''
CLOSING.
Washington, D. G., North snd Northeastern
mails II m. and 80 p. m.
Western mails 30 and 30 p. M.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 6oo g.
m. and 90 p. m.
Southwestern mails, via Lynchburg, Virgin a.
Through maiD co 8. m.
Alexandria TO Lynchburg, Va, (way msils)
including through mails. & % o. IN.
Manassas Division 90 a. NJ.
Alexandria 10 Round Hill, Va, s 90 e. m.
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washing
ton, u. G., S 80 a. m. snd 90 and 6 W p m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 81 q n.
and 90 p.m m.
Southwestern mails via Lynchbu:g. Firginia.
Qhrough msils) s 80 a. n.
Southwestern mails. including way mails on
Midland Railroad s 30 a. n. Manassas Divls'
Ion 80 8. 10.
Round Hill TO Alexhrdris, Va, 8 80 p. m.
Office Hours-Ohico opens st 8 80 a. NJ, and
closes st 90 p. m.
Sunday Hours-Cffico opens ST 45 a. M, and
closes at 8 80 a. M.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-13


throughout New England. Fareto Norioil: 81
round trip S.. Tickets good until used
FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINiss;e.
The low dad eomnodicus iron = IL :,
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, 4ss saaazEE.aa.ss
built especially for this route leaves the COM
panys wharf. Washington, EVERY MON
DAY, THURSDAY aDd SATURDAY, Il!
I o'clock s. NJ, and Alexandria OF !.S0 s. H.;
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. q! 6 o clock pig.
This company rnakes close connections ut Al
e.andriG with the ". G., v. HI: So &. 3. il. s.
Go. and with tho ". s. q. E. X. Co. Freight
received for all points, North and South,
handled with care sod forwarded With prompt
nces and dispatch.
For further information apply t2
L. 4. REED, GgoE5,
jsrAcy's wharf,
or a! The Office OF the company, under the RIA.
!icrsl metropolitan Sank, 10Th street, opposite
tho Treasury D:pa,rt!:aHl:t,, ;;954"S52;'
ss CLYDE's STEAM LINES WEEK
$3.50 LY TO
PulIlAUELFAIA, PROVIDENCE AID
BOSTON.
Steamers ioaYe AleZsniri. livery TUES
nAY md losve philadelphia hYEEI SAT
UHDAT, Al II O'clock II FROM: Pia7 10. -: =.
WEarTos.
This line c:nEoc;s 2. AEezanc-. w;3h ii:a O..
T. s. IL. and W s d. L. Is, anu It l'hiiaGri.
ph:s with Clyde's regular Stoa:nahips iar Fall
is!vor, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with proIapLues2 AID 1sGc,
trea Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philade!phia, SID
U wharfage in Boston. Qulcl; time. Frequent
departures. Through rates snd .hfoQgn bile
ri lading giyon. Insurance st the !"Hos. rates.
Agents:
FA. REED, AlszGndcis.
WM. 7. CL YDE & &C., Fh!!attei; .la
GEO. +. HYDE, Georgetown, i &.
JOHNSON BIOS, Washington.
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