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New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
Tludncldi.

Any Good Life ConOany's Policies available
4 security. Consult DAVID PARIS Fackler 3-O BuaiaAy
oFIcn OF rHH Ew YosK LIFg [E,C, ~, ,cE & ,QsrAT
AN ELECTION will be held at this otfice on
a DSasDAY APRIL 1879. between re lolrs ~
TIFE ISSJfEGSCE C6MPiNY. also Tor ruREE ~
Signed WILLIAM IL BEERs, Vic. president.
nUNLEITH and DUBUQUE BRIDGE COM
~ PANY HONDs-SumberS :, 9o %. l,S, 90 lil 2l2
- 2-G III COB SOB, 80 lGi ~ ~ ir,, 40 nave
once ot the Illinois Central Railroad Company
hWIfiiAg N n 'SsRGRS y iIIIHG TRACY WILLIAM
g. ALLISON. Trustees
EVANSVILLE, Terle Hau.e and Chicago
l. Firs. Mortgage r. r. Bonds bought o. COPELAND.
I,AS STOCKS & City R.R. UIorse and Elvt'D
Ns stocks Bonds bought & sold FEHEYITI sfoa.ai.
AXE SUPERIOR
TROY COMPANY.
STOCK At AUCTION
By order If She Comptroller OF CIrDucy and the ulted
s.r, sff- Court Tor -oItlriu District 0f NcyI York
"a az - - - - sofi "a. N ann I-7s a. II 5c!5aS
SIta o. " Z m W 1 ,i S1iiaI tf9tz Of ib, -, -uuor
sir Canal giEly aut lion company te par ,aus DtiaS
stock or any psr rroof .stsiacorv bd
not ootaasa is reserved Iho 81 y D4Eir Se ees}eT
MONEY 10 loan on bond AMI mortgage 40
VI FER cent. JAMES z. CARPENTER. Attorney 2S0
TO HOLDEK- OF THE CONSOLIDATED MORT.
GAGE BOND- or rHG
ST. LOUIS AND oOUTHEASTEGNR RAIL
WAY 60.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. that tAc time within which %
Railway Company RllA tht tUNIINltNfAL NATIONAL
BAS X under t.l, agreement with GEORGE OPDYINE.
MORRIS Is JE-TP. and JACtB n. SCAl4F aat their
4rr..--ars. committee. ttr, NA1 BEEN fNfFHIt I'D
AID including APRIL .. l~Tj. In view Il the Tact that
-I-- uINI-I ~ nt The az. llu. and south
aNstsru so4. audrr foreclosure. April D.
a LuIItr5 q fr Consolidated Bonds Itc r-unrLDed 90
uruwrty acp uf tiieu bonds. thr
agreement. order % set The adFaat' 5i aAy purchase
mAdc hy committee.
CUPIr- OF TIE AGRET'fic ST be procured Of The
snid bank % Ike ohic-Of Bl TOW. PEEf BURNETT
OPDYILI.. so. % NASSAU AU-- T.. NEW-NOhk.
u.nruf oil PER GENT upon he pan " the bonds must
acgouuauy tlc deposit 90 trc bonds
WI =. OPDYhE -,crriarY OF c0mullttee.
UPslcE og TUE SuygR I-rl1r Consolidated
MIslNo AND LANDS COArANr 1@ BGuArWAY
NEN-NOEK. ADfi D. 1879 y
DROpO~AI4S in writing are invited and viii
be- received until o'clock p m nu IHCRsDAI. The
TfDN of BONDS 0f t, C0-tp-ny portions
thareof giving BEN of the BondH offered.
proposal eIr.rdlug eptet under
Trust Authority 10 purchase Interest 10 April Il ony
viii be allowed.
nrirs " this ranv
Inasmucn he 500 900 .dyersod fnr March no,
fully hoses u bonds uOInst that of
ncicncr under tets call bonds by numbers VIII b drawn.
tud nterur thereon provided IN ist decd
EDWD. LlsAR RSED. Prssdont.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
Diuioeno Nollres.
Business Gnnrces.

FOUNDRY Facing Mills, almost a monopoly.
l. for sale. BOYD sos East llt.Ast
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

) J5D6.us Leather Heavy, II 922e.

.i1 IONS So j. lhoaas SIS an $40 tons No . private
terms -eorA qn'' t.l @ & AltIis @ y o.
scotch gsraton 80 Coies. - so: Gl'gElrnoch,
scrap Iron hrn At - ~, ana 1ni,.. Lead q1ct
sod ar 5srSloe tor uach-nsga a. 4s@t',o.
for Common AoA'aNSi lis lih Ne..@ 7u44l- l1e''
Ilu 81 7s - IeIue 3 70. Ilso. Copper "A ANAL
aoLl-szs gairly active seady Nev-orieans. sa8se.
ico - zoe english Isands e. a2sc cuba 5oS test 2sc
81 - Pas - 7sa-. z5 W.ldo,y lilass . ~ q
81. Ia ON sad unchanged al - 5Jasl 75 Iy Pitch.
oii.5- aoc4ly dn and earey steady Liz .eei 81 zs2e
Slc N-lssdsa. 2sr8Oc sperm r. 48oc. ~ Change at
e1 for 80 ,2''S9 sa 77Sa .o 5s Tor summer
OIL GAKE-gl..t .aG oasrrd M ~ 80 toT Western Dag
AS m s t me- S.ayay ,,el, eis1sy 1y no
efaL E.4as ne .o1 49, ,, o. % ~ - ~ f+5 c Vs. i ~ M M
1.1.'.+ie 5 1i-s 55s : o. 55i. Forr ftr,gsh 81 l
~ 10. 800 sacks do tasongh. 2Us 900 pkgs Bacon
az. ~. e. 20 las Lrsher 5s 100 bo1I Beet '' 49,
London, s-. -0Ol busl Grain private terms 80 ca-es
s' ,,Lel G a-S iIs Wy 96s 90 D6s FouT r.. o. J.
70 n, zoo ,G1os i,f '-' p. s zoo sacss do tbrII.6
-. "a a25s E.,,to s;ssm oeo bush Grain 55,i d
% 100 tons ON tase 5is o.. dlassq. sesn 300 ikgs
a5s B. LOO bbis do t,ough sl so OIL CAKE. uri
terms quoted lac Hamburg. steam, hooo trs Itri
Apri shipment 100 mar AZ. wcrp SAL oo"o ,. Ltf
Isrd. Apnl shpmenl, 2s 4d: steam. l75 hHles
cotton a.. luJ tcs Lard 1888 boxes Bacon, !5Oal 30
uares 10 nsgs. Beef 01d P1rk. - bales Feathers
% hhd- stems. so. I2O Dbs Flour a. l2uO paes
.ut. ~ 2L. 200 sides Leather o.; % toms FERTILIZERS.
-. % bbs Pegs. 75 loo tons measurement Goods
-Oal9O Dauzlc ~e,tn sall. lsOo .cs Llra piyate
terms ,harfrrs- GtfuItn ship 90 Hambur@ 900 grs
Id Norwegian DsTK n tre continent 500 qr-
DO lOi both evening AIhtll-u bark reported %
orLtrs. 1000 qTs 90 - Gt another reported
1900 qrs DO - bd NORWEGIAN bsrE -i5 IONS 10 norh
~pansrh port per bush lnd Alcohol 3s bDL
NorweA ship Triese. sO1O Bbs Refined Petroleum.
Norwegian bark 60 The German Hattie, ZOO bDls do,
inside Spaush ports. l2buo cascs DO.
2lc bark 15T IONS o. Anges iot orders and tWn
ports 80 % 40 50 HIOc; Hiiilsh BARK ~
boo DD8 Crude do, js another 10 Bl-men 5000
bbis S.ph Cd, American bTiR 4B tons 10 MataA1as
another 2tI tons, 10 Porto
beO gaelA cargo and charges British sieamor,
5o7 tons, bristol another. lO46 TONS. " London.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

Receipts fr tr week. "a g2 pkgs last week q 81 pkgs
coffesf0nuIns ast year. .,tiI paga 4 good
Ieas have hrd under .at and that has been To-
moved stusk
e naIEsJ the fresh arrivals AFFORD L. r. also rnpood
Llat quantity % Eggs were ad uy some Hme ago Whe
rrcpS urrs o anticipation ~ haru advance Just before
Easter present indications VIII prove rather poor
srrcul4tieu TODAY uagigt r0ueWhns un-+ttai aud
uUe lie best maIk II ui Western were grn"T1ly
uld -c It al so %. ma there va -Elt o 100 5Ds
lsic which shows rather EtaAer Tendency
Il- renee between Southern and L-s greater
Than heretofore istaaCs buvers E0u touch -0nih
efu IA ucea le per Western. Quota
tluls
Penn ~ Y dez al8is Oriluafy sfo,k. ...... II fI2
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

The owing shows tbr exports exclusive OI
specie. from the port OF N-w-YorE for the week
ending april :. and since the ueglnnug OF the
'~ 15-- 1873 -1-0
Tor the verk .... S599,It2 a. f36.s83 s-.gf1.-.-
FIevU.s.- reported. 64.sJ.t-S ~-.sJaa-J t-0-. al'
To,al s.nesJsa. l s7O5+..570 sg+s5y5lo ss3174.07J
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING
EPPS' COCOA,

I a - - - ~ " FAg
"By thorough ,LoNc!gc 1. tIe u1fIil AIS vlsl gDys
the operations otigron and rutr on ant 3y acar',d
Application tAo nuu properties Oi vo''ectoi coc ar
kugs l- provide ur4AlslJtts With. t--c. 'f lty.
rragr which many heavy doctor iis.
r luGcHHs se ut aralc. If t UAt cllsa
may De gradually Dul 40 Ir srJIg enough 10 ssssss
disease Huuar,fi, 5JJio ullliti 'rs
ready 20 adck wherever tilcrn W-tS
pumi. We esC3l~ a4uy sil silf Dy @erps pi Fes
81. lcrIlrs pur 3.0st properly lOGg- -
- ltlyl Service FA1e-tc
Made lpy StA l0ila8 wafer p. i1.sA-
sold ou.y in packages aJeIHl mus
JAMES EP?s a 90,
Homeopathic Chemists
az lATUauLerdlr-st.. ana '1u p.ceEllY.
London England
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

On the London stock EXCHANGE. conso.s closed
strong at 97i.ls. In United states bonds, l-31s
and IO-iOs were steady at l04. and other bonds
n fraction lower. new 8. 10 1914, new tl1- ar
1878. and new Il at 1O2A. American raj. .waT -c-
ourtIes closed as follows: Eric common 2Gl4. pre-
sa. aad consolidated bonds. -. To Paris, rrl,es
5peuc. ar IL 100 and closed 90 lI1.27lo; sigh rZ-
change ol London closing 10 2j.2l-2. Bar SILVER
u London advanced t. 447s.l. pei ounce.
THE erry, earnings OF tur following railroads are
raUOrte1
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
.IK

The DAILY avcr1ge recrpT' ior the yoeS 20 mo Yarous
poIlsts ~ uistUhUtm follows. Ere Rrwa" -N
cream. ~-n of Nk iioT'cn RaIir a. 23Dp
Vow Haven ailrlld. do.. Railroad.
4to d" Nj lard RAILROAD, $50 cans oI H TX and ' cans %"
cream m.-cll n.oU4 nearby uutrs l.jO csns "i MIX
by utl- 21 total H1g. Jt Milk uf go quarts
each. The which surplus las Dren
a5lJ the platform during tie D1st week
and c,n-fd W ~. on ircTiUr 0t a con crsed hliS
factory FiU. n heir milk ant general
Increase llr V- hr boat tr -uppy
las demand, pirc- have ruled
low Isis GrE5rsplr r- tIar De r-ght on mix brought
hera rlrJaa much. more, thlu the prcc paid
tO farmers.
sKrv@
Emf fc. -t.us are am ~ a.I .-a s varv small trade
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

BP0elpts Ir la W'eI y, - ptIH is F->s ~ 49,
corresponding week last year. 1850 uS- exports 'or ihe
Hc-a, 5.jj5 DkEs. sans time last year -o-- pkas. 4
small amount NeF ~t4ts Creamery was To-
rstvpf from Orange County. showing that the
crcar.r.cs iU that -.cfi0u q rlr state havo hc
ope-lff8us aur followed by those m Delaware
OhruanEo GhauJauGu1 C0Inrs. though I'D tee counties
fhe vcaterfs cold aud considerable snow covers tae
pastures The quality or al New stats Butt-f - improving
the demand i,r me -f,ts IS fAlu increasing o ,L'
Disadvantage of grades ~ Sew Aui nearly al grades
Of Old Butter Buyers clam tie privilege nt cul-
Ing over ue4I'v al L0tI ans .e' ing tho poor
packages. A pretty air Dairy sold t1TAY 80 lec, 0Ht
whicn a packages werr Tclec'ei Whch the seller
offers Zoe. TIr suTntY ~ Western Creamery IL
VOL m4Etale uu increased quantities " desirable os %
Now state beginning I compete with L ana dealers
already itpJtd t-he easier icel VIA -1c -OouL lho up
Iuu.lJ. fiu ll-n
29c ia HIJer be- masters or Tie Atu
a..0I au. Invariably tle selling l.'t common low
Grade. VII thrr OG, Whatever make
ard package. - extremely tl muv lots are being
grease that really merit Igutr pOaLoI IA the Ist
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

quoted below There very little demand for Crnnberes
market rules extremely dull unchanged
Choice repacked Florida at df7
standard and - for Ouv
arriving week There pretty far supply OF
strawberries IN the market Olv particularly - rcrKrr1'
from Charleston. The % at
the attention which the moderate prices warrant but
lots from FLORIDA which present
sable appearance Prime stock brDugf 4c. quito readily,
Mhi-n 40 Z neLr-ea N B q. QmmIlL ono.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

FnulTa. nBnnfrs iSu S-TS-URIEn.
Receptsnf Dried Fruit I pkga with =. lb
pkgs PcauuA Export of Dried Applies ltS1 Dhl+ fue
grades OF alden Wias's Apples quiet
barely sustained prices II FOR anything, and
offer Of lie would probably all the BUYER
wants There some orders or common erlde or ser aha
IN barrels iOr export az Ice. The stock n Now
Process Evaporated Apples ga rtOusy caed Hop h0n-e y
IS about used the few Iemantg lots arc h.d trhn
hrmer. Peaches. both Deeei aud ero quet at quo
atlous few Alden Evagnafei Peaches selling at 3'c
small without material change lums. which
dIl AMI lower. Peanuts have demand at uH
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

FecCins FOR tle week 500 bales last vreg LIE bales ror
responding week year - EXpurt- 0r tl week.
a. bllrs last JIi bales Win continued
uul1vorJe Jdyce rom Europe virtually ouJ
OF the rref Brewers take few lots aud only when
exception nj Jarvains Oer trm. There Hops 70
the rsc that viii sell for tan De-, and veIy few 20
Quotations.
state. chUCe1s. fl0 DO. good pTne 17..3
-. a Do ue'r 70 l1od '57-.-.2 a
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

Pecefuta for me vr-.: reI9-. 1898 nEgs Peas 3j7'
bush. E--urfE: Br-r-. l.Htb nk-ts Peas. 81 i' 1Nsl
Medium Beans Quor and steady ~ II 30 Tor Prime socs
C.Uce M4.Iov- ally held 80 - 80 o. o. d., ont "
OF sca sIts 81 @I Rel Kidney H"anF are IH rei
4.ev MN. though trade is Ne l0ie safe D
ca8ur 4U JIi- ~ tuc, .Ii export N - t'.fr Fe cl -
- 30 tr quo 5ns price -or auE considerable oi-
Mnlr Kidney el.lTCy nominal. 10 Wlilics
trtv coult probably be D1nght 81 81 80. The naIsc
for Bllcs u about av rrCes. IL i douuju
many c'u1 Dee cleared nui 30 .nlrt alr 10 over .
though 5 is r general asking u-te Thrfu has been
Peas Tor export. VII ignt stuci
prices continued 60 af .Dr II-tJ fcs at
...t lIriv ui - r-t, iu lulk. naru. CuJHf.oH5s
BrtLs: Mel. E.Sca Iut~SGD .---- - -'
IIf,. Urra.. u go II 30 pea srlag.... ~ - o
no EAR r.i sn,, al - fsir-p good Is q 80
Msrr0Vs PRIME 81 a iU te~a-I prme. 20 q Z 3.
Do. tr good l25EI IS d. Tar 90 -cod 80 o.
t.es red - jIf2 20 Do. ~'fHU. E >.
good - +Uu- 80 . bush. oag = 80 = y
ElCIev white. 0JU4 - DO. ysu. b X. Dd "a a 81
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

MONEY 20 loan on bond lni mortgage a
VI g Per cent. JAMES Z. CARPENTER, Attorney, 2s
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a'EEaH EBS,
e y 81 Il h AkKA Nc = Ii T. n T
STE.9.EER .EATEHEO.

49, - - -
~ -oF-
STEINER .EsA Tr8eEG.
The steamer NATrA No, Captain WIN. q.
BYlsS Leaves aIexsndris from tho foot of King
street aVhkY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
TAU ESpAl, "a 8 o'cloub e m , fyr LAND.
l@GS On Tar Pt.TUn ~ hIvE Err; return
lnE EVEHI MuNuAY, WEDNESDAY, and
NElDaY.
Fr~'stl rece'vad st lowest rates snd hsldled
with Care f.: info mstioD apaly to
i BIO SIS & GO sat- Ale3e Va
{ T. JONES, AIT, 9Th IT. Wifi Wa,h
CotDur;!ns GVecy uEdsy Wlsb s.eoner . u Z
i2c eli La dlhas below hov,ini F=rrs, je2
=; "T!oH.
CHANGE OF TIME
On srl after TUESDAY, June 3ra. tho
beats Ct tho POTOMAC FERRY CO. vii, run
"a follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
GN ~ 30 SSO, $50 10 80 and II so No., end
u 30, 80, 81 2 81. a so, 80 + 90 and I 2. II.
LEaVE wash SGTUN:
So SO 70 8 30 10 50 end II 30 d m. nud
l. 80, 80 z 30 8 80. 3O,5 80. 6 30 and 30 . m.
nh IS GEU- (. PHILLIPS, Manager
ENi.&ND & SEABQARD OOASTINH 90.
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tSj o., Ylka. MIDLAND 3 g. s K &.
JuHN s. BARBOUR, Secsive7.
On end after SUNDAY, 900 p ca. June 8th
1913, tasSenge. trains WILL run ~ fo.lows:
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CoSmsssEg& AEsaCs7A&Ts.

:
rHsS, s. TAYLOR IT,
~
(f,sts Of ], r Bacshc~, 6, ca
uENERAI, CHMM!S~I0w s Exi!EAEr
ANDFEED DSALEE.
agent for
il FiCKLSN Z HDVS'
CELEBRATED BRID&E WATGEFaMILY
FLnUH,
II Ecr.h Union s:7oet,
ian % Alexsn,,rls Virsipi.
,y,.,Ir : ,,,,-r,-. -
Il a-'-Io" " '+'a-A'
u,ro,u,,,,
.o,,,.,,., , ;. :, =,
'''''' '''''' H@'i i'''E' s'S''
ALEXANDRIA, We.
'''~''''' - ''''' '''' >'''''' '1'''''
,o,;o;,,, ,. 80
so. .e.',t.: aua pIo:.i1' !:'urns ihelt. y IL
". a. 'oaNsoA JOIN = HhIHo'D'
W. a. joHHoo& q CG,
WHoLESALB eRouEKs.
and Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIOUOEG
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant. swift and comuodious steamers
LkDY OF THE LAKE and JANE NOSE
Ley will lesve tho Uompany's wharf, Ale1sn-
d-ia as follows:
The Lady OF the Lake every MONDAY and
y EDNEsDAI, q: E o'clock y. m, and on
SAT URDAY, G. ESQ q clock . u.
The Jano hoseley every TUESDAY and
FRlDAY, at & o click p IN returning, lesve
NGrfolk or alternate days at !. clock n.
!hie line connects " Norfolk for all points
South. and with the Merchants sad Mariner
line of steamers for 6o:!oa Providence and sll
points North and East.
Through rates givea md bills OF ls!iinx signed
fer Boston and Providence.
Fare 6: greatly reduced rstes-Siagla trip 75e. :;
t:Cnld trip good for 80 days. SLIGO
Gable uusurpasssds
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SAdASesAssA.
1879 GREAT S79
PEN NSYLV AHA kUUHE
to The NORTH VEST & SOUTHWEST

1879 GREAT 1879
TO THE S "a RI v W asf1 gSTEs
DOUBLE TkAJK
STSka E E Al S;,,t 5pLaNG!p SCENERY
AAeSlSI s951 81 s isss LEM,
tF ThA6 ssys "sss hSY tFy depot Of Bal
:, aer IF # Sixth and 8 st. .ess. as follows:
s0i PbilAdeipni., New YORK and tho East,
lGl5v daily VIII Pa.cc Cars. LIN.
sted Express Of Pullman psrlor Cars .3ys
n 1aii2, e1esp! sunday. 20, philsdelpn;a
. 50 s.m.. escept Sunday and $50 p NJ daily.
soi Fits burg sDdthe " IS. IT, 81 a. N, daily, W.,
Psrol Cars &c pitssbucs, 40 ,. "a. daily
With eslsce Csr to Chicago.
fo1 Csnandaigus end. the North, 6 20 H.,
excep:, Sundsy and 7.so :. islIy, aycep!
Saturday, with Palace O.: :: Caaandssas.
For Na:Eins, 1890 2. IL. daily uAcspt 52a-
For Baltimore, 6 g. s. IS, go AM 1890 8. u.;
l:So 40. Al. 80. 40 nad 1910 D. N.
On Sr1ds7, 1850 u. H.; 80. 10 snd 1915
,. II.
LOCAL TRAINS.
E9T Alexandria 8, 7 Is, 8, ., 10 ard II a. L. and
lis, 5, no, 5, 600. t, and Ii. 80 o. ~ On
|, SUNDAY n :; 8 m, and Is and p. %.
Trains !esve Alexandria for Washington, 600.
10 400, 600, 10 and il Il. ~ g. 20, s, sos
and o. II I'D IL night.
% Sunday at 6.UG and 10 8. m, and 90 D. M
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, n.
Guan:ico and Hica c1ond, viii laavs Aleza;..
orls <; 40 q n. daily 2nd S 20 ?. II. daly.
ezcap! sunday.
tickets ard Information can lie procured
principal railroad stssions and ticket Office
ooutasss!. l. 2. FARAER,
~, Gen'!. Hsaeanse: Agent
General Measso.. myl4
:S7 O., YIKa. MIDLAND g. = *
W JOHN s. BARBOUR, Secsve7.
On and after UNDAY. 900 o ca, June 8 h,
1919 tsssenge. trains will run 80 fo!lows:
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FOB NEW YOEE

y'ha 81 Steamships Z. q. KNIGHT >s%ss
AID JOHN GIBSON leave the CON- $500
panys wherf, Alexandria, EVERY MON
OAK MORNING, and New York, from pie,
a Ess1 FLYER, EVERY SATURDAY at foul
O'clock ?. n
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CHA EGE OF TINE.

ENi.aNn & SEABQARD OOASTINH 60
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-ofshs--
EiSrHiGr Of GOflUMBIa

This cmpsny offers unrivslled facilities sor
the transportation Of freight and passengers
2ld viii run tiia!r stesrofa regularly "a faiioys:
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South Saucd Nail. ES2.s,

Nail, Southwark, coale:ss ut Gordons7ils,
With Chos. y Ohio 4. t., East snd West Al
Lynccourg. c1nuocts WIKI Atlantic. Miss. &
Ohio 4: 4 through South Vs3. Vrgiria, t,
Nashville New Orleans Memphis, Little Rocs
and Iezss-snd q. Danviils with chmond &
Danvllle & IL , to south snd Southwest
Express Southwark connects at Gordonsvlo
to I'll points East aai Yves. IN Uhss & OHIO
and Northward. a. Charlottesville, t. al tho
Summer Resorts on the = 81 %. line.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave ~.
exand'ls daily, eIccpt Sunday, 500 a. NJ, AMI
Us p m. and returning arrive y: Alax4adr!s
% p. m and 10 y. n
For MANASSAS LIN e leave Washington
% a. n and Alexandra. ? 25 a. H., daily.
except Sunday, arrive y. Slrrubur g at - rs D. N.
connecting With the VALLEY Rcd East and
Wes~ Leave StIss5urg Is q. o., arriving u!
Alexandria ut So . ri
h!AhU TRAIN coz MANA SSAS DIV.
iSlON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, rhursdsv
aud Saturday, at 8 s. m and returns Men.
dsy, W.dnasd>y aAd Friday. a;2 81 p IN.
For aiddinbntG, daily ooanae.on at Plain,
station.
For Upperviile, regular coYanc!!on st Dsle.
piano
For WaH&ENToN, losys Washington d,
w a. IA. daily
al Trains I'll Ike coed coanac.;ons, at Wash.
!!Ston, 20 aud from Icrin aad West.
NpT OrIeaus s,9spsI l9,v!. Washington q.
" a. n 1Uln!cs tnrouEs, T.tuC"' change
Ou EAoltss ciCS AL SSSa: iGh SI.tf5 oJLWo3a
" nshiusson AID y n ills,
AACurslon tickets On -,;o ~ low rates to tho
celebrated r.asJct- o. FI:.;a!a sat West Var.
slnIa
Through TIC :n!s YerJ loS to tho ijou.h Al;
-uuth west.
my ~ j. 81 gEGADUS, &. (. :.
Ut A5alNsTuN & uGIC aAiLRuAb
SUMNER AaRANGENgNT.
VIC TAAlNS Ia LIZ (GXUGPr sun.
DAY. HEtW ZEN ALsE ANDR1A
AND BOUND Lii
Beginning Nay II, 1879
Leave Ws4blugtO al 9 90 n e.. and s 70 ., fa.
and Alexsndrla a. 9G5 :. II. aud I25 o. N.
pass Lecsburg, solS e7est wsrd, 81 II 10 L. 10
snd ~ y. m, sGd arrive 81 Bound Hill q. Ia
On. and 70 p. II. Leave Bound Hsl ct 80 A.
n. and !230 .. "a. pass Lessourg, going .ast-
ward, At = W n II and 10 8. m, and arrive st
aleEandrla II 10 =. and 3:i5 q. NJ, and
A. Washington y. rs -. IN snt 325 ;, L.
1T Passengers from Washington viii lAse
the Washington ard Chic cars st Lle Balumorc
q Potoulnc EsilroeG 3t.tion .tg O, G. m and 4.ul
Il, and 60 through 10 Round Hill without
,hange CT Cs: 8.
Tbs sos en-. tram from Ale1snGris and123o
2. q. train from Ro~nd Hill connect At Round
ALL wish Harris Daily Lus OF Coaches
for SnlckersViile Bcrryvillo and Winchester;
also with Resmer' 8 Line Of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily fo- Aldie and Middleburx.
Both trains, westward, make close connections.
Ct Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
fs1 Cour. House
Communication t2eGeta, ; ess. per Eaile
annual siehesas ss2. >
my o-I Genera Tcka. Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-05
WGSEs ARD ss9AE,.

C'oAL' co.,
VIC invite the attention of dealers and coz.
surreIs to our large stock OF CARERULLE
PEEP tkED COAL OF tho following Varieties ::
LEKEN'e VALLEY,
I.OKBEhkY and
6EAMGEIN BED ASHf
WHITE ASH Gree burning and hard) O.
steamer, broken, egg. stove and nut SIZES
and < AN VIA 5PLINf, frou, West vs..
hsklng Coal spacislty, We aim to Keep only
the HIGH Est GRADES, and having two largo
Storage Yards. each Variety ia KEEP. separate
and is especially prepared fog family uss
Yards tocred, and all Coal sent out WE'LL
:.CkEEN ED AND FREE FROM IMPURE
TIES
Dsslers, families, public institutions and man
ton of 22i0 lbs. T. j. MEEAFPEY 8 CO.,
feb Wharf and Tzrde foo. OF Queen 81.
CoAh ooAh
On my wbsrf sna 10 arrive hu.jaz Ia sAsson
full stock
ANTEARCITE,
CUMBERLAND and
WEST VIRGINIA GOALS,
of beat quality,
and we'll SCREENED. l will be pleased 10
supply my friends and customers at lowest mst-
Eet prlcs. Delivered ct houses, csrs or boss,
per ton OF 22A0 lbs,
JET ". A. sMOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-05
JOB PRINTING.

Wo hsve an extensive and varied assortment
Of sll ths latest STYLES OF
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-06

LIKE many other college boys, Presi.
dent Hayes kept a diary when at col
lege, and frequently examined himself
on progress and culture. He declares
himself as being at that time too ready
to try the edge of his wit on others, and
perceiying this failing he proceeded to
curb it. Whether this had the effect or
not of bringing about a change in the
opposite direction, he is described as
painfully bashful in society. From the
twoextremes heat last struck a medium.
He was addicted to every kind of manly
sport, and excelled in shooting, hunt
ing, swimming and skating, while as a
fisherman he vas especially successful.
He accomplished some great feats in
pedestrianism, walking forty miles
home to Delaware in twelve hours, at
Christmas time, and then after vaca-
ton back to Gambler, when there
were four inches of now on the
ground.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-06

A VERY important decision was rem
dered in a Chicago court the other day
1t was on a case involving the fright
Of the people to bear arms" 1t will
be remembered that at the last session
of the legislature of Illinois, a law was
passed forbidding more than a certain
number of military organizations.
The object was to cause the commu
nistic military companies to disband
and thus remove a s~mouldering social
volcano.
The communists declared all along
that the law was unconstitutional as it
conficted with the constitution of the
United States. A test case was
brought and the decision by Judge
Barnum declared the law uDconstitu-
tional. An appeal will be taken to the
state supreme court and then we shall
have some have some genuine law on
the subject.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-06

THE Chicago Journal says if al lac
counts are true, the management of
the exploded Freedman's bank at
Washington wasawfully corrupt. 1t is
claimed that experts, in the course of
their examination, have discovered
leaves cut from the original ledgers,
leaves without numbers pasted togeth-
er, and balances brought forward.
Omissions occur in every book found.
In deposit ledger "a" the balances
foot up, with the amount due deposit
ors aggregating $4,000, and the in
dexes to the ledgers have been torn
out and destroyed. 50 that it is impos-
sible to tell whether these balances
were only transferred or finally settled.
It is very evident that if no one shall
be punished for the ruin of that insti.
tuition, some very guilty rascals will
escape.