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THE MIILERS EXPosTTION.-At a meeting in
Cincinnati yesterday OF the board OF commits
sioners OF the mllers exposition to be held there
in June next, premium list was adopted COM
pristng the following prizes Motive power, steam
boiler and engine fittings, milling machinery
bread, crackers, &C., baking powder and yeast,
bagging, scales, barrel labels, miscellaneous 1t
Is proposed to offer prize Of $1,000 for the best
barrel of flour
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vT,HE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

VIRGINIA.
SAMUEL B. PAUL, President.
RoBT: r Bi TkNNaHTs ). B6fGTSa,S Vice Presidents.
j. ". PEGRAM, Sec'y.
Judge JOHN F. LAY, Supt. of Agencies.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS OVER $500, 0O0.O
Largely represented i'll interest and management
local institution in the District of Columbia by
the following well-known gentlemen:
THOS. l.. HUME, President.
G. c. WILLARD. E. r. FRISTOE,
H. s. DAVIS, o. G. GREEN.
HENRY FRANC, j. II. GORDON,
A H. PICKREL1, N. w. BURCHELL,
ESAU PICKRELL, JOS. WEAVER,
GEO. W. COCHRAN, Il. H. GRAHAM,
JNO. o. EVANS, ROBT. BALL.
TRUsTEEs.-F. ". JONES, HARRY E. DAVI
Medical Examiner-DR. F. A. ASHFORD.
General Agents-THOS. J. FISHER Il co,
oct2l-lm 1928 r st. n.r., Washington, d. O.
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KILLED BY THE CARs.-Simon Abel and his
son Abraham Abel, of Franklin, Connecticut,
northern railroad track at Yantic, Conn, while
q train was approaching yesterday, and were
struck by the engine, and Simon Abel was in
horse was killed and the carriage smashed.
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A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM DEATH occurred
at the Stantonssshaft, near Wilkesbarre, Pa, on
Wednesday afternoon: John Mcmahon was as
cending the Shaft when a truck weighing 1,S00
pounds fell from the top, a distance OF over 600
feet, striking the carriage ON which he stood and
truck and carriage were utterly Utterly demoIished but but
Mcmahon emerged from the wreck with few
bruises and one arm disabled. He then. climbed
the ladder, 600 feet, having but one arm to aid
him, and gained the top. Nothing like it has
ever been known in the coal regions
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"E ARE SELLING

"E AXE SELLING
SLATE MANTELS,
PARLOR CRATES,
CRYSTAL FIRE PLACE STOVES,
HOT BLAST FURNACES,
The most durable simple and efficient Furnace
ever built.
The PEERLESS and EMPIRE and BALTIMORE
RANGES, all at old prices.
The celebrated MAYFLOWER and MODEL at
Dr.. Coibonn,s POROUS EvAPORATORS.
HAYWARD q HUTCHINSON,
PLUMBING HOUSE,
oct3O-lsp 317 9Th st. n.tr.
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uF. Robertson, a commercial traveller, Of
Hinsdale, n. H., dropped dead In the Revere
lation from the breaking OF an ulcer n his
throat. a
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YOUR VALUABLEs:

NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
18th street and NesU York are,sue.
Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from S5 to
$50 year. Government Bonds on deposit for 81
per 81, 900. Also receives Siverware in trunks for
moderate rate. Board of Managers-Wm. Stickney,
president; Geo. W Riggs vice president; o. 2. Sny-
der secretary A L. Sturtevant, treasurer; Henry A.
Willard, John Cassels, Thos. Evans. oct25
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RISE IN THE RIVER AND FALL IN CoAL--Ad-
vices from Pittsburg, Pa, indicate that the pros
poets of coal famine at Cincinnati are at an
end. The rise In the river at Pittsburg Is sufn-
cient to let 5000 900 bushels loose, and possibly
the whole 10000, 900, which have been waiting
a rise. 1t is thought this will cause break
In the price OF coal at Cincinnati Of fifty per
apnt -
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CLERK AMBROSE, OF the U. S. court at Cincin-
natl, was arrested yesterday, charged with max
ing false claim against the government Am
Tuesday.
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KILLED RY BURGLARs.-Burglars entered the
house of Jos. Heinsler, at Chicago, Wednesday
shots into his body. from the effects OF which h
died In few minutes. The burglars escaped.
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KENTUCKY WITHOUT Observation-Disclosures
the Buford trial at Frankfort KY, 1t was dis
covered that the law in the general statutes pro-
differed from that adopted by the constftu-
tional convention and signed by the delegates,
as appears in the debates Of the convention. On
search being made for an engrossed copy of the
could be found in the Office of the state secre-
tary, and there is some doubt now whether
Kentucky has any authentic constitution at ALL
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ANOTHER COLLISION AT SEA.-The steamship
Govino, which arrived at Quebec, Canada. We'd
Lawrence, from Quebec for Gaspe, Near the
mouth of the st. lawrence were in collision
Tuesday night. The night was clear and fine.
water, headgear, &C., and was returning to port
for repairs, when she was overtaken by a snow
storm and went ashore at Point st. Waller.
Capt. Duncan went to Quebec for assistance
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Arrested for Murder Committed Two
Years Ago,

BAN FRAECISC0, NOV. 4.-Wm. Burke alias
Standish Bill was arrested yesterday f8r having
STABBED and Killed Mary Praxani StricRlanG at
New York, In June, 1877. He is held for the
order OF Superintendent Walling, Of New York
city,
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s3s2, ,412.64; customs, Sf1s, ,7O4.49.

Mr.. HORACE ENGLISH, of Alexandria, has been
appointed postal route agent between this city
and Petersburg, Va.
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The MAINE LEGIsLATURE.-Iti is reported from
Augusta, Me-, that the state authorities have
certificates prepared giving seats to II demo-
cratic senators and s5 representatives, giving
them majority and quorum in case the re-
publ1canS retire.
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THE MYSTERY as to who killed Harry Bald
win, in Cincinnati, in March last Is revived in
the Enquire, OF that city, which, in long array
the person who accidentally Shot him
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Wall Street To-day


Gle says: There are yet to-day no signs Of locking
up money or manipulation of rates, and the
quotation for stock exchange loans is 6 a I per
cent. The speculation In shares is regular, but,
generally speaking, the market Is lower than
Yesterday, and there is a disposition to pause 10
the upward movement. This IS undoubtedly
days by large holders, the effect being to dis.
tribute blocks Of stocks which were protected
by concentrated capital among the great num-
Der of small spectators, some of whom have,
sufficient and others small margins. The
temper, Of speculation is, however, stlll
very decidedly, bulllsh, and It is a fact
caaed he ba pup nave I'm yn ehs sogp ge
professional spectators had sold out. The most
active stocks to-day have been Erie, Pacific
Mail, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, New
Jersey Central, Northwest, St Paul. Wabash.
San Francisco Iron Mountain, Delaware and
Hudson, Kansas and Texas and Reading. OF
ordinary, 9 for the preferred, and per cent for
the first preferred The rise is said to be found
Gi ed on the prospective opening Of the Indian
has advanced from Il to Is; New York Central
and Hudson has advanced to 1919 The re-
malnder MAJ OF M the list has been alternately strong
per cent. OF the latter, New Jersey Cen
tral, which declined from s9b to s71f
and advanced to s1T. Express stocks have
been strong. American advanced to G5 from 81
United States to 55s, and Wells Fargo to IosI'
Pullman Palace Car to 43aI. Oregon Nav. which
was recently started at 1O1, advanced to 1Osk.
Excelsior Mining Co. is up to 24N. Boston Land
co. is up to II from 10 yesterday. The regular
active stocks, which really indicate the tone of
the market, because they are generally dstrib-
uted, are not in the power OF one or few men
to mark up or down. are lower than yesterday.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. A1Is Nov. I4-yirginia skies, deferred.
d. GN new e8naGe G Rdas das s
d sBALiTTIMoRE. iT Nov; f4:-Gotton hrm-middnne.
SUPER m foaF 6 street na western
family 6s5a7 IS; city mills super, l. S Sa5 IS Do
eSTaa STsnas 2S Do family do Rio
southern firm, with very light receipts; western
bigher br ana ,1 Ha N red DO
req 5PSs as ganasrs iSs
Shite 5ia5s DO seIoW 52 west
eG9 ern mixed. spot and November; 56s1; December.
ss S White q qat
NAY t chSs aa ans and
higher for job lots no car loads in market-mess
pork 60! Iss Bgls meats1gaeked shoulders. 4
s5sss & Sttss Ssss$ aS2ss
fsfned' 7S:a7 Coffee fs@erKic 1874
steady, T.i2a1.ias Freishts e liverpool Per
sspa hd four grain
%. 100 bushels corn. IS. 500 bushels oats, 1.6Ob
bushels. shipments;-wheat 122. 600 bushels; corn.
corn, 81, 400 bushels
NEW YORK, Nov 4.--Stocks IRREGULAR. Money,
Z; , Exchange chan long, 4791s; short, 4S2%. Govern
NEW Iis YORK. Nov. 14-Flour quiet. Wheat
tral, o. New Jersey Central consos,, 107a Erie.
sylssasnia Central. s.: Readins. s7sz. Sperm Oh.
LONDON Nov. IA, 2:ao p. m.-Ene. 471s.
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THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS on the military,
of which Gen. Mcdowell is president, and which
had been in session in this city for some time
has adjourned sine die The Secretary of War
has directed that the members rejoin their re-
Spectiye stations.
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Col. j. o. BRoADHEAD, of Missouri, who is now
in this city, is talked of in his own state as an
available vice presidential candidate on the
democratic ticket.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Paymaster Frank
Plunkett as assistant to the paymaster at the
navy yard Washington. Assistant Paymaster
+. H. Clark to the receiving ship Wabash.
Passed Assistant Paymaster s. d. Hurlbut from
duty in charge of stores at Honolulu, and Or
dered to return home. Assistant Paymaster
Arthur Peterson to the Palos, per steamer 9th
December, relieving Assistant PaymaSter j. W.
Littetield, who is ordered to return home and
report arrival.
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THE PRESIDENT issued proclamation to-day
that Canadian vessels in American waters will
be allowed to render assistance to vessels in
distress only when there is danger to life or
cargo. The Dominion of Canada makes the
same limitations upon American vessels in her
waters. The Presidents proclamation Is in this
respect somewhat retaliatory.
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A THREE YEAR OLD CHILD SH0T.-At Thomas
ton, Me-, Wednesday, two sons of Robert Snow
were scutfling, when pistol in the pocket of
one of them accidentally discharged, the ball
entering the body OF three-year-old child of
Capt. W. R. Harrington, inftcting probably
fatal wound
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THE VANDALIA arrived at Key West to-day
from Vera Cruz. All were well ON board.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Upon the recommendation of
the regimenta commander the following trans
fers in the 4th artillery are made: I'd Lieut.. VIM
Crozier from company to company NJ; I'd Lieut.
Walter S. Alexander, from company NJ to COM
pany f. Captain ]. II. Coster, Sth cavalry, aide
de-calnp, Will report in person to Lieut.-Col.
Roger Jones, assistant inspector general. preSi-
dent of the Retiring Board convened in this
city November 1st, 1872 for examination by the
board,
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LOOKING AFTER THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONER
sHIP.-Messrs. John T. Mitchell and Georg
Hill, jr.. of Georgetown. and one or two others
were at the White House this morning.
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HENDRICKS CALLS TILDEN A FRAUD.-A gentle
man now in this city. who last week talked
freely with Gov. Hendricks, OF Indiana, says
that the latter frankly 1ndulged in the comment
good many other things equally as uncomplt-
nentary. Indeed" said the gentleman who
had the conversation with him, 81 was sur
prtsed that Gov. Hendricks talked as plainly
about Tilden as he did,
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SENATOR CHANDELIERS SUCCESsOR.-A telegram
from Detroit, Michigan, says that Governor Cros-
well yesterday afternoon appointed Fernando c.
Beaman L. s. Senator to fill the uneXpired term
OF the late Senator Chandler. Mr.. Beaman Is a
native OF Vermont and was born in 1914. He
studied and practiced law and was judge of a
was a presidential elector in 1856 He was
elected as Representative from Michigan to the
Thirty-seventh Congress and subsequently was
elected to the Thirty eighth, Thirty-ninth, For
tieth and FOrty-tirSt Congresses.
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THE SUB COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF REP
RFsENTATIvEs on the District of Columbia, now
sitting at the Capitol for the examination of the
new codification of the laws of this District,
prepared under the direction of the Commits
ber OF our citizens to discuss the propriety Of
substituting license law with modified per-
sonal tax for the personal tax law now in force.
Among those present were: District Commits
Sioners Phelps and Dent, Treasurer Dodge, Col
lector Cook, Messrs. Barbour, Bohrer Miller,
Henderson, Jno. A. Baker, Frank Hume, Hooe,
Z. G. Davis, Il. l. Hume, and W. II. Clagett.
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WHLET s. LIBBEY,

N JENSEN, for 30 years with II. Semken, of
aonery store. Repairs Watches of every oonstr9c
almost incomprehensible democratic stem and key
Minder. and rsake the dearest little Ladies'
Watches specfa4. sep5
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" -, ylEG. MIDLAND q q. s. Il :
JOHN 3. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after SUNDAY, 00C D. IT,, juno 5 tn
1879, Passenger TRIMS will ran a. follows:
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FOR EURTCLK.

The elegant. sa;! End commodious steamers
Lady OF TEE LAKE and JANE MOS e.
LIE ! will leave the Uompanys wharf, Alexan.
dria, SIS follows:
WEDNESDAY,, g: i o'clock p. ni., sad on
SGT UKDAF. 81 6.30 O'Clock y. m.
Tho Js1e Moseley every TUESDAY and
FRlpAf. at o clock p. In :; returning, losva
Norfolk en- alternate days at o'clock y, II.
This liEo connects s.! Norfolk for sill points
South. end with tho Merchants aud Mariners
limo Of steamers for Boston, Providence and all
points North and EssI.
Through rates eiveu and bills o: laiing sixued
fer Boston an1 Providence.
Fare a: greatly reduced rstes-Siugle trip 15e
Rouad trip (good for 80 days. Sl.01
Table unsurpassed
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Eo2th Bonad
E1pessa

Dail, Southwark. connoc:s st Gordonsvills
with Chos. 81 Ohio l.. e., East and Wa. Il.
LyncEburS, Connects with Atlantic. Miss. 4
OHIO +. x, through So:;.h ass. VirsiaiA, |,
Nashville, New Oflcani. Men, phis Little R,cE
and Tcxas--snd at DGuVilia with Rich moai &
Danvilo il. Is, to South aal S,uLAwo;t
Exrress Southwark connects n. tto-doasVi!a
to ali points East Anl West on Oaos. & Ohi, /:
and Ncrih wA:d ~. Caas!oLt3avIlio, u AL tAt
Sumuer Resorts on the =. Y O. llns
MIXED TRAINS f.. Main Limo loive a..
oZsndrla daily, otcept SualIy. 500 H. n. All
10 p. nj and returning arti7a ~ IitoXi llria
] Q0 y. I'll sat ; ~ p. N
For MANASSAS LINE lowe Washns.n.
W q. ~. aid AiGSantris = Is a. NJ, daily
except Sunday, arrive 81 Strasbucgnt II Is y. m =,
connecting With Lnn Valley Rad Eas: aud
West. Leave Sirasburg ) h 2. H., arriving Il,
MiXEU TkAIN FJE MANASSAS DIV.
lS1ON leaves Aiexaadria Tuoaday, Thursday
and SATURDAY., at s s. m and returns Mcn.
day. "Wednesday aai Friday, a. 81 y. m.
For Mltd!etGr%, dali? connection n. rtria,
station.
For Uppcrvi'!o. rogua- coancc.lon at Ds!s,
plans.
For WaRAENTDN. lesvo Washington y.
&C s. N. da!iy.
AL trains make good CONNEXIONS, e. WISH
lngton, 10 &nd from North and Wo9l
New Ori1sEs G.2eper leaves WASHINGTON a.
90 a. m. Running throrsa without change
On Express elegant hocl,!:i:s Chairs hAtT,an
Washington and D,H:ii!l.
Excursion tickets on sslo 81 Icy -sIs3 10 tn,
celebrated keeorts Of Fi7sini. aHL Wos! F,r.
ginis.
Through tickets very !ow - tho Sou!h un,
SouthTus..
my2i !. Il. DE0ADJs, q. I.
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JOB PRINTING.

We have An oSt0hs,va ani verinI ..s.artmnEt
o! MI tbs laLo:t stplns 81
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SPECIAL NOTICE. 10 the ladies' We have
how 10 store large stock OF Ladies', Mems
nnd ChlldIens' low Quarter Shoes suitable
Tor tho present acGsnr. These goods are beau
uiu!. handsome aud durable. and will bo sold
AZ such prices as cannot fail TO please. All 10
want will please Cal! and examine for themselves
at / 10 King street. W. Il. WADDEY.
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A1exandriu Q5azette
Riding a Mule.

THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4.
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FOR NEW YORM

Jhc fl Steamships 4. q. KNIGEr sS.s
&:.i .iEHE GIBSON leave the Cool SssSssss 8
;:&Ey's wharf, Alexsndria, EVERY MON.
iiAI GC&N tEG, and New York, from pier
81 RasL River, EVERY SATURDAY 3. fou,
:'Hlock .. II.
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EAEEHHkNa.

1879 IS esgAr 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 TdS NORTH, WEST s. SOUTHWEST
,u- DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL FAILS, sPLENpID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Dune So 1879.
Trains lsave Washington from depot of Ell.
T1AORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
,, ner Of Sixth end 3 ST. sets. SIS follows:
Foo Philsdelphis, New York and the Ess.,
Il IoY p n, fTs'!y, EXCEPT Sunday, .nd
tied Express of Pullman pario, Cars @.30s
n; daily, except Sunday. For Philsdspdi.
8 80 am. except Sunday and $50 .. n. dsily,
Fer Pit!sburS andthe West t. SO g. II. daily, WI
fsror Cara 70 Pittsburg; 7.40 y. n. osiy
with Palace Car to Cncaao.
Ecf Canands!gus a2c tie North, E 70 q. NJ,
except. Sunday and T.aJ r. .o daily, e1cep:
Saturday, wish Pai.co ca ! Canaudagus.
For mztk!E2, 1880 J. II. ;!a!;y except San
day.
For Baltimore, 6 70 SIS, $50 .ad 1890 a. m;
~ d IL, aA, $50. 40 a1d l0.l5 p. m.
On Sunday, 1850 6. 81; $50, T.40 and lO.lo
LOCAL TRAINS.
For AioZsnd1la G. ITO, g. 9, u snd Ii a. u, and
LIS, 3. 80 s. 60, =, snd ll.SO Q. N On
Sunday u =; "a, and lis end I 2. N.
Trains leave AleIsrdris for Washington, SEQ.
10 S.G, S.01 10 sid II ala 3, 4.M, s, 800
Grd p. N. AID II night,
on Suncsy 81 sec and III =. IT,, and : Q0 y. N
TABGUGE GEAIA FOR Che SOUTH, viz
GIa1tico and Richmond. will lesve Ale;sr
dria st .lC E. N. daily sud 80 2. n. daily,
excspt Sunday.
Tickets end Information caa be procu.e! =
principal railroad stations End ticket Office.
ocGthesst. j.. =. FARMER
&aa'!. Passenger Agan:
| SHA.N = TaOM%uN
General &ansgar. ryil
" -, YlEG. MIDLAND g 4. ). Il :.
~ JOHN 3. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after 81 NDAY, 00G p. IT,, Juno 5 ia =,
lSI9. Passnrrnr = ms Will FIN "a flllnxs
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF BOILED AND
"A RAW LlNSEED OIL; also Nestsfoot
Lard, Tanners and several grades Of Lubricat-
ing OIL always on hand at
W. +. CREIGHTON'S,
Je y SIS King stroei
fE'OOTH and NAIL BRUSHES, of the best
l. French and Engllsh makes; Luoin's, Cou.
dray,s. and Low. Son q Haydon's Toilet Pow.
der Powder Puff, Puff Boxes, Pocket Flasks
and other Toilet Articles.
jy IL L. STABLER & co.
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CHANGE OF TINE.
DISTINCT CT COLUMHis

THIS comr&uY ofors unrivalled iaci!iS!os Eo1
tho transportation of freight and passengers,
add viii ruI t!inir CLEANERS regularly SIS follows:
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YEIASHiNGTGN Z GIG RA.IianA,.
SUMMER AEaAEuHjiENT
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXUEPr sun
DAY. BEFWkEH ALEXANDRIA
AND HOUND BILL.


LsAve Washington e. 6 NJ =. =. sni 20 D. IN
and Alexandria 81 8 % - III. r,nd 4 Is D. III
pssa LeesSurg, scCE ~Ss! ~ I'd, IT, IL 10 L. n,
and ~ ?. n, act srsivc - Bound Hill al II
III. and I ~ p. II. ;Isago Hound Hill 81 5 80 a.
n. and l233 p. AZ pass Loos3u-s, going east
ward, 81 o. o. IN and 10 p. ~, anI arrive a.
A!exandra TT - Is. ~. and 5:I5 .. H., and
st Washington 81 s 70 Il. u and 2:2j }. L.
SSr Passengers tcom Washington Will tskr
tho Washington eHd Ohio cars at lac Baltimore
& PotomSc isailcoa3 station s,3 u s. M md D. ~
pm, and so :hrough to kound Hill without
change &C CAFE.
The sos n.m. tra.E FROM Aiexar ria and Il. 80
+: N. train from Ho"nd Hal connect -, Round
Hal wish Harris Dolly Line Ct Coaches
for Snicke-sville. 6erryyi!!e ard Winchester;
also with Rcarno-' Line Of Coaches, which leave
Leeaburg daily fo- Aldo and Aiddleburg.
both trains, west Iard mako ciose connections,
a. Vienna, with Sisson's Line CT Stages for Fair.
fs1 Court House.
Communication stGs: ell, 4 esa. Per Iulte
annual tt9k aEa, $780,
J. E. HAVNNER,
my 8-u General Ticket Agent,
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FOB II! l'OTUMAU K!VEh LANDINGS

THO nGw and Gommodcus iron ,.,M~,s
S.asnior JOHN w. THOMPSON, is1sssSSss
built especisliy for thia route, lenyes the coIa-
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at
! o'clock 8. "a, and Alexandria a. 7.30 =. IT.;
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY,
FE4DAI aEd SUNDAY. 4! 6 o clock pm.
rais company makes close connections at Al
eE"ndf. with The w G., V. 4. s. Y. y. 4. T.
received :or sil points. North sud South
haad!ed with cSrG mnh forwards! With prompt
Mess aad disyslch.
For Iu7.i.at Information apply
y. A. i:EEE i gent,
jig lnoy'9 EE.rf
o. Is. tho Office Of tho company, under the Ma
tionsl metropolitan Bank, l5tl street, opposite
the Treasury Department, washington.
a.h 10 SAN UEL BACON, President.
1879 HA@ST n''sE' 1879
Hu& NOEFcLlI, PORTSMOUTH,, FOR
Tk&S MONHUE AND THE SOUTH,
St9IphNG At PRINCIPAL Ian DIN GS
Oh POTOMAC RIVER.
s1clSGEI!TGT0..' .9.y.IJ .e-GETDLA
STEAMBOAT CS.HE'.7.rL..
&o~, elegant and swift side wheel steamer
GEORGE LEARY,
Capt Joa WHITE) Leaves rs follows:
I&Q j WfAsA!NG'Nl FROM NORFOLK
AND AhEXA.
Every Monday, Wed. Every Tuesday Thur,.
l:csdsy and Saturday, day and Sunday, at 5
y. 50 p. 70. D. m
Information as 10 tickets, staternoms, rate O
iccSh., connections, &C., will be cheertully fur
n'ShcG on application at thu compsny's office,
t0ot OF Eeye1th street wharf Washington.
5. +. DODD, Ast WASHINGTON.
=. 3. h0OE, Ast. Alexsndris.
{, 4. PLANT, President. an SIT
x. -. CLEDEB STEAM LINES WEEK
- 2.!5s TX TO
Fh!LA OEIPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVE.
nERCE AND Boston.
Sta@alsc- leay6 AisIsnosis EVERY TUE2>
DE >lG iaavo Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
UEpAT.
TEis Iiae connects Il. Al3zsndr;s with tbs O.,
=. s. Il. snd " 6 i. Z. Rs, snG a. Fhilsdel.
rNia Win Clyds's regular Steamships for Fall
Riycr. Providence and Boston.
Freight Forwarded with promptnsss and care,
..on Of commi9Giona.
nc charge for transfer in Philsdelpbis, and
Wharfage n Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
dopa;:uros Through rates snd throuxh bills
Of fading given. Insurance Ct the Lowest rates.
Aganls:
Z. q. REED, Alexandria,
VIM. 2 CLYDE & CO., Phlls6olpkia il.
GEO. =. HYDE, Georgetown, D. G.
JOdNSON BROS, Washington.
ian ST.