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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-25
SHaise-'lTeeS.

Fer tie pispatch.i
Wjll yoI alla": one who caim' 10 have
some apilvcciation OF lhs beautiful, and
Good deal Of practical experience IN hcFtt-
culturc, 10 call the attention OF the city au-
,horj,i2., through yol.r columns. u In" mt
tiIatior of the ,hadC-ircc> upon our streets
bv ipjudic:ou: trimming:
Thrrc :: ems TO be Il mania amongst our
citizens for hacking &.d hcwin", not only
the trees upon their private lots, put liose
that have been planted 70 SHADE TIC sluc-
walks and adorn the streets. lnGccd. th!s
mania seems also 70 possess tue keepers u
the public parks, for here. TOO, II seems no
tree fer two years ut tim" l. a'!oWea 10 1T
tain its proper growth and assume It's hatu-
raj shape, but with each recurring season II
is trimmed up and topped down rs II the
only end its keeper had in view was to
mar the beauty and prevent the growth OF
the object OF his care.
This free use OF the axe and saw upon
shdde.trccs IS Of doub:fu' eXpedlency, even
when applied at the proper season and by
skiIful hands; but when the work is done,
as is 50 common here, not only unseasona-
bly, but unskilfuliy. it is utterly destructive
to the beauty and lorg life OF the tree.
1t is painful and provoking 10 one OF good
taste and common sense 10 walk along the
streets OF Richmond and heh0ld the mis-
,bapcp, gnarlcd, and do.ed eye-sores that
THIS malpractice has left struggling for a
Short-!:vcd eXls.cGce upon our sidewalks.
Can YOU not, Messrs. Editors, prevail upon
our city fathers 10 contrast the trees along
our streets with those lhut grow upon the
Capitol Square, and having pursuaded them
selves that the unsghtlineSs OF the one
and the beauty Of the other are due TO their
respective treatment, 10 intervene their
proper authority to prevent the evil here
complained Of?
This is matter rot to be considered In
its estbetic relations alone, for it has dol
iar-and-csnt importance. Beauty is re-
cognized element in value, but apart froE1
this the health, comfort, and attractiycness
of southern city are promoted, and hence
its taxable values increased, by having its
streets shaded with ornamental trees. II
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For the DispaiclI
Khe anSdaien Asylum---T:S Recurring
Wants and iss Fen Friends

""htS hhu 4 u FeW krtcr1tS.
Like all other institutions sustained by
voluntary contributions, the Magdalen
Home finds 1t necessary to make repeated
calls upon its friends. With the majority
OF the community it Isl regarded as sort
of /" for|orn hope,". and as only the brasrst
volunteer on this service, so with our in.
stitution.
One of these brave men tbrave in the
field and in the Churcb) said to me last
year, 81 want you to keep this institu.
tion open if not one girl in i've years asks
for admission, and. am willing to SUBJ
scribe yearly to its support" This gen.
tleman occupies that higher plane OF Chris
tiauity which, it is feared, the Church in
general will not attain for n century to
come. JUDGED, have long thought that
in duty OF this sort Christians are but in
their "a, B, c." But enough OF this.
There are at present In tie Home SIX girls.
The aSyiuGi's interest account, insurance,
incidental expenses, &C.. never cease to run
on, and we must meet them. The ladies' pay
The current expenses OF the institution
bravcly. Let the gentlemen friend, Of the
institution do their part. Wishing TO
avoid making This call, / lately applied
to y nonresident Of worldwide liberalty to
aid us, but without success. Indeed, it
would seem reflection on our community
10 confess that we cannot once in two years
raise five or six hundred dollars for an in
stitution which is so useful, and which Sue
cceds so well in northern and European c:-
ties.
Mr. G.. d. Fisher, who made collections
for the Society two years ago, and whose
character and presence Will aiwayI COM
mani respect in this city. will again call
Il f,.n, l. . 81. 4
othcls for aid. Contributions may be also
sent directly 10 Mr. Thomas Branch, The
treasurer, president Merchants National
Bank. WILLIAM w. PAkktR.
President Board OF Directors.
n:ChHOpI March ~ 1870
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McssrS. Editors, Allow me to add my
voice to lha; OF Grace Street in coEmenda-
ton Of tie report OF the Board OF Health
'cpndcnninc the present plan OF Improving
our streets. The nuisance thereby created
is dreadful to eyes, lungs, clothes, houses,
furniturc. everything. 1t has not one >n-
gle recommendation that | can see. The
only one | ever hear spoken OF K the sirea
1T which i:eople can drive. aud that Is not
only an additional nuisanc" to humble re-
dcatYr&ns, bat it Is an injury TO the horse
and /" the character OF the couple that sit
behind hiIi
Say TO DR.. Cabcl that il he can correct
this evil he will have proved him"Cii the
greatest benciactOr OF his day to Richmond,
and will deserve TO be the most pcnular
lnaT in the city.
think the greatest >t!llrrcrS viii De io;lGl
on FRANKLIN STREET.
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Rev. DR.. Peterkin preached TO deaf mutes-
Professor Turner explaining the service

Rev. DR.. Peterkin preached TO deaf mutes-
Professor Turner explaining the service
and sermon in sign-llnguase.
AT st. Andrews church on Sunday morn
ing the Rev. Pike Powers, pastor, read the
service. and the Bishop preached and ad-
minlstcrcd the solemn rite OF confirmation
10 fourteen caDdidatcS-eleven males and
three females.
On Sunday afternoon a very large con-
cregation assem- Dled mt Christ church, iu the
Valley, to witness the second confirmation
services in this church during the ecclesias-
tical year. The service was read hy the pas
tor, Rev. Mr. Barrett; after which the
Bishop preached ard confirmed twenty
three candidates-tcn males and tbirteea fe-
males.
At st. Peters Cathedral Sunday night
Right Rev. Blstop Keane preached the
.Hurth 0! bis Lenten sermons on Faith"
Tie church wGs, is is uSua! on these occa-
s:onS, filled with ali immense congregation.
Many prominent citizens OF other denomi-
nations were present, including lawyers and
members OF the Legislature. The sermon
was pronounced BY competent Judges to be-
the finest OF this able series OF discourses.
As perfect oratiOn it was masterpiece in
every respect. and claimed the constant and
uhalFiueQ at'cni!on OF the entire congres,a-
ton fcr an hour and twenty minutes.
Next Sunday is Passion Sunday, and will
be observed in al the Catholic churches
with the soiemn!ies incident to the day.
On the Sunday following Eastor-Low
Sunday-Risilop kcnne will administer the
sacrament Of confirmation TO q large num-
her OF adults and children.
To day il the Catholic Church is The Feast
OF the hnnuncia;io1-a festival instituted
in conmcmora;.on of the announcement TO
the Blessed Virgin MaIy by the angel that
she should .ccHmc The mother OF Jesus.
In old style. this day commenced the year
Writers differ IL 10 The time when The Feast
was Instituted. Some throw it rs far back
rs the fourth century, since there Is mention
OF It IN Il sermon a&cribcd 10 Athana>ius.
Among Catholics i. IS 4 holiday oi oblica-
ton, and services il the different churchc,
are ;iS Oh SUNDAYS.
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BEEF Local ITETS.--Thn c.tr ambulance
was called * 1C! o'clock Yesterday 10 the
parcr-E:;H to 2c"vc: M!Ss Fanny Bauktn-
ship, az cmployc, who had 4 fainting spell,
10 her home.
Mrs. Hacci&a!Upo, who was stabbed by
her husband Mare! l5:h. Is still improving
The c"S" (ANgcio Eaccigauno, the has
bandD was postponed last Monday until
Thursday, March 9th.
The foundation IL 4 freight depot for
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company is Gc;ng laid on the
ncTth SD" OF Broad street, above Eba
Park. y removal i""n the present freight
dcl 0t is. it is said, contemplated.
An engineer a1d architect is making an
examination Of The ceiling and walls OF the
Senate chamber.
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AUCTION SALES TEsIs BAY.

~ o., cu sHtss Dr Rs1! EGtGtc nsn:- 7f:s<r
II, 1t n J.H"nrY "nI tss; Of Jn:tt tbs i"a.'f":
th. 1jrcst4.t y4ur GGr, "a ,: 1aiS tytkH phr"h"5r
On al: syit: r.ais batursra tn lSt "rJu'% 1stt "a
- ne yev, thr ta:ceS hCgt 20 b. aii " t,e t.sr
tTL:s cus'nI ~ac adolt"! ahort rit"''n !~1.. "cd
nt aIl q real c-.atr a.cut> ~ Ejchnoad, 2it -"
Mics 10 Richmond IN! "irin:ty.l
rIr,Eriv. STAPLES & co. ! =. ~. H1cIci:s
hr,ck-cay pronerty. adj1ini"& III" Baltimore
Brick ColnrHnys yards.
/ THOMPSON BROWN, =. NJ. tru''t', -" ol
small frs .l nous, ana 10: on alley near H""Ie
and HARRISON streets.
". GODDiN. 1 Y. ". fourteen loi' on Bros ave-
nue. ana Mitchell street.
J,s NAcDorGAI, lUt \. ~. plwnJtoktrs )
sale of nc,y and secondhand clnthins iHl a!.H'hs
goods &C.. At store No. lila 3iit'n Stree
j. Il. HOCktDhi. II NJ; pfr'h,r,fF ste ,r,a ~,
rnark.rci NJ the oI Powha'aa she'd nclr i!ic
York River depot.
PAINE. ROYSTF.R * co. 10 \. b.. nt 1872 Nam
street fruit aad other trcts, woes, Nc'' S''
/ TAIIAEERRO, Assistant Treasurer one lar
bar-roDm mirror.
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,y,E.N,SG, BYEIyG, &c.

TOATS. PANTS, VESTS, SP Nc
Y ovEKCoATs S. solrd or f,dec: IA ,nt l,sy III Iest
"TI " E,WED ar DYED a j. Is. MCkENhEi
90 - STEAM.pY ENG and CLEASlAG EsrAh-
LISHMENT. 4lS Marshall s!re.t, near run. M
panis Cleaned ana Pressed only SO cent - she
neatest and hrst-claSs style. Hh 1'-i.
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,.r.T,oI ABOUT THE EL!GIElLITY OF A
\ N, DrTrrsiINED AND THE HEARING
~ rv1DrHCE TuEN COMMEMORATIVE
.,,srr1-Ti0y EEGINS WITH MIR. Nc
'..-,,r.> ACCOUNT OF THE OCCURRENCES
,.rurEY.S Co-FACTOKI-EoT
.,,,,. ,rpyrIuNAI. FACTS ELECTED
,..v ,,yN-vAPTAlN hL.kS N. LYON
,.,y-r -s.0"N-uE RELATES TIE STORY
nr rgr I1E>EWlurrlNG AS rolNDEN-
~r, ,r,l.p IT TO HIM AND THE DEFENCE
Ez.rrr-TH@ JrGY To VISIT THE FAC
-agY TliIs MORNING.
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DEaTu II HH@. EAlIEY.-aIrS. Virginia
". Bailey. Mi" CT 1ir. William +. Bailey.
formerly oi Richmond, recently Grand
Chancellor ci the order OF k"IgM> Of Py-
thias, was found dead in i.cr bed at her
home, No. 1915 i'I!t,l street, Washington,
early Sunday morning. Mrs. Bailey had
been U:w; II inr some tG.C, :tllt her death
was unexpected. &nG it IS supposed it was
caused bv hcaTt-G:-casc. \ he remains viii
be brought to Richmond Cor intcrmGnt.
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4 FINE CARnIAGE-Wc were shown i Splendid
specimen Of our city's manufactures at til. cur
ragc-iac,ory Uf ". {. SMITH, 3l4 north Fifth
street. In the way OF sixpas!cnscr, cNten-irn.top
family carriage made to order for Mr. j. II. SCHOOL,
field tobacconst, Of Henry county. Va. which, for
symmetry Of outline aud taste Of finish. together
with durability of construction, would ID c:cdL 10
any es.ahlls hmrnt.
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LaRoEEEs JOURNAL AND MERCANTILE
COMPAAY.-A 4 number Of colorcd persons in
this city bay" started LaGOrer$' journal,
and formed mercantile cOm"aGy, with the
following officers: Thomas Hewlett, prc>i-
deEt; Lewis Lindsay, 'icc-pres!dcnt; j. c.
Rive>. secretary; +. Green, treasurer; W..
j. 6. Bowc, edit2r: r. Hcwl2tt. manager /:
Thcmas Hewlett and Edward Green, soil
citors: l.. Lind.av, W. !. s. Bnwe, c. j..
Harris. !. !. Roper. r. Wilson, Il. Spencer,
and ". Walker directors.
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THE FEEE RR!hGE.-Colcncl Cut>hAw.
City Engineer, and Mr.. II. d. WhI'comb en-
ginncr OF tie ,Ja!nc,.Rlycr Improvement,
have made IN examination oi the James
river bridge and will report upon the cost
and necessity OF rCnairing il.
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VIRGINIA OPERA. lIoUSE.-Thc new sup
port> 81 tie floor OF this h@ll have just been
completed. and the proprietor says they are
massive enough for Il tObacco-iactofy. The
floor is stronger than when first built. and
the puiic may now have feeling OF per-
feet security in nainm the hu;ltiin%.
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=sss-=aa =-laz-
FINANCIAL.

NORTH CAROLINA STATE EOAps.-
~ The State Of North Caro!na ila' DaH>' l"nn "r
Ing bill for setting her debt which W. a.s. III,
friends 10 accept, u We do MOI hesit'. '!is 20.
do any better, and time given for fGndn: Is i'm w
ANY Information de- .fe. VIII - given on apnSa-
lion. THOMAS DkaN'H ~
NH lo-d3OtS SswSwlm
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TO THE CoSsCAPrivE.--W LBoKS COMPOUND
or COD-LIyER OIL AND LlME. without possessing
the very nauselng favor Of tn. article IL hereto
fore used l. en- 20 %rd bv TIE PhCSpl.,,c OF Lime
with healing property which RENDERS ttr Hl d''i-
bly, aiIictci"us. Remarkable Testimonials OF - "h-
cacy car he shown Ia those wh" desire To see them.
Sold bv 4. Il. WILBoR, Chemist, GoS on, and all
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SuAESP"AHiAE DELINEA1l0E. professor
!. ". Hartley will give t"o of his enter
tainmc!!;S il the !ect!lrc-room OF the Broad
street Meth: dis. church Thursday and Fri
,l,v EVENINGS al s o'clock.
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PEESnNA!.-Mr. II. &. Parsons has re-
cciYcd and acc. ptci N Invitation to deliver
IN address in Lexington on Thursday on
the mineral, of Virginia. He leaves tie city
this ,E0-u;3w for that purpose.
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ARRESTED F6RAY ASSAULT. Three young
men were arrested yesterday afternoon Tor
making IN indecent assault upon two ladies
Oh tie Free bridge. One OF the party was
La,
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L!G.r%GNG AND RAIE.-Nc bed good
deal of >i!rc.-l,ghtnn@ lat night between
10 o'circ!: and midnight ana an occasional
.nn,.cr Of min.
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From III" Religious li.ril i
Mcs-rs. WEST, JOHNSTON & cos iIrg" ana
elegant bookstore, 9ll Main street, Is wc.s:ocked
with all the standard works"
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| have aualyzc,. The whI-Sey knowu rndcr ,he
brand If n-SrLEcr.'' cunI.olla'! Ly Mc--r. WAI.-
TER D. BLAIR ( Co, EirhI.DnG. Va. 1!!" iind II
FREE FPOM FUSIL on AMI oti"r imrrri'l"s. aad
recommend It's t!,c for mc;ci al and frnli' pnr-
u,.r, J. T.. MCCAw. VI. d.,
"a q Professor al th"!nI ~.
h-,!icai rurs" .! Nirsi.dt.
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u-rArHEN REPORT.

-,ors FOR To.pAY.-For the Mla-
lSn;CS.,,;;,'s lS,S,,,;s s,a;rs. cloudy weather, light
do AnT" AtoiIowed by clearing weather, warm
csjo; 'on'"r ,. r,er;nr to colder northwest
::,a'S'fE :15I followed BY rising barometer.
H;nas' ,H,'" ,Ss south Atlantic States, clear OF
Yer .,nn6y lnT weather, southerly winds, be-
I@T',. s'1" ,'a~;s,Ie or shifting to nor,herlv'
Hoai'as H'as,r w. o.. higher temperature and ba-
vometrr. ----------
,rpgR YESTERDAY was clear, ml'o'
tFS t,,Sossant. Atrigh; it was rainy.
&S t,,sVsR s.ovsVsR YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. 30;
n. 81: noon. 60; 5 z. NJ to; d +
y IS: midnight. %.
~, vSgn Cg temperature, 80 Sc.
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AYERS CHERRY rECTORhL-.hc w'rli'. great
rrlmdY linr Cnlhs. Cnn:hs. aud cnnsnmpiOm
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asked, how remedy the evil here pointed

cut, would suggest that the city assume
the proprietorsbip OF all trees upon its
streets by whomsoever planted, aud that
they be placed unde~ the supervision and
exclusive management Of an oficerappoint
ed for the purpose. a tax OF few cents
for this levied on the proper'y-bolder
(Which would be chcerfully paid, for it
would be less tban the prcss ut outlay for
injudicious trimming) would compensate
such officer, and draw nothing from the city
treasury.
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They >how an assortment SEirh
CANNOT BE SURPASSED ~ THIS Cry.
Their PRICES are always tie LOWEST. Ih>y AZ"
show Il barge as.crimcn. o;
TRiMMt:GS. FANCY GOHnS, MOTIONS.
GESTLEMEN'S FURNISHING CoopS,
MATTINGS. OIL-GLOtHS,
MATS. ECGS. &c.
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SArE MONEY ~ aavlEg your printing i.::| !,'3
DISPATCH PRiTTISG-IlGC3E. Good "".,. 90
prices, and ga'!s'aciou .a,aranteed.
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Mail. E1press.

Mail Southwark. connects nt Gordonsvillo.
with Chcs. s. Chic +. r., East and Wost. At
LgnchhIrg. connects with Atlantic, iss. Il
einio K Is, through Southwest Virginia. 10
Nashville, New Orleans, Memphis, Little Rock
and TexuB-Hud Ii. Daavilis with Richmond q
Usnrillo K Il, to South and Southwest
Express Southwark connects y. Gordnnsv vile
to all points East and West on Ches. S Oho K.
L: snd st Danvile with Richmond y Dsnvllc
X. Il. for the Csrolins'. Georgia, Florida ana
VIA Atlanta to Now Orleans
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
w Il. u. snd Alexandria : 2j D. H.. daily,
except Sunday arrive a, Stras5urg at II 25 y m.
connecting with the Valley Road East snd
Wes. Leave S:rGshu!2 3 ID D. IN, arriving u!
Alexandria a. I So p. n.
Sur Sitdiehurg daily connoctioa nj p;sns
s.a.oa
For .urpersille. regular e,'anoet,;n Il: Dais-
plane
FOR WARHENTON. lo.2a Washington y,
~ ~ m. daily.
Al tt.ins mako good connections, ~ Wssh.
tnpLun. 10 and from u Nur.n Hud Wost
Nov Uslosna sleeper leaves Washington Ut
10 H. IL. running through without change,
connecting with through Sleeper u Flurii4 .
Excursion tickets - .IacksOaviile, FloTiis
good to Mag l0ta, lST1, u. very low rata.
Through tickets sod nt tho lowest raLo9
NH II :. IL. iTkHADUS. Il. !. 70
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MEDICINAL.
IAIVER

This important organ weighs bu! about
three pounds, nnd al the blood IN q living
person (about three gsllons) pasaes through
it at least once every half hour, to have tie
bile and other impurities strained or filtered
from It. Bile is the natural purgstive OF the
bowels, and if the Liver becomes torpid it is
| not separated from the blood, but carried
through the veins to all psrts Of the system,
snd in trying to escape through the pores OF
the skin, causes i. to turn yellow or dirty
brown color The stomach becomes diseased
and Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation,
Headache. Biliousness, Jaundice Chills,
Malarial Fevers, Piles, Sick and Sour Stom'
ach, and general debility follow. MER-
RELL'S HEPATINE, the great vegetable
discovery for to7pidity, causes the Liver to
throw of from ono 10 two ounces OF bile each
time tho blood passes through it, as long as
there is en- excess of bile; and the etec: OF
even q few doees upon yellow complexion
or q brown, dirty locking ssin, will aston
ish all who try it--tbey being the first symp-
toms TO disappear. Tho cure Of all bilious
diseases and Liver complaint is made Ger
tain by taking Eepstne in accordance With
directions. Headache is generally cured IN
twenty minutes and no disease that arises
from the Liver can exist if fair trial is
given. Tako no pills when you can get
Hepatino at the ssme price. For sale by
sll Druggists. PRICE 25c and 81.
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rGYASHINGTON g OHIO RAILHt !
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning Oct. a, 1878.
The n ALL TRAIN will leave Washington
a. " a. u1 and Alexandria at 8 % IS. n. dairy,
except Sunday; pass Lsesburg. gcing wsst. ws;
ward, g. Ii III d. m, ana srriVe st Round alii
At II N. Lssve Round Hill at 1870 p. H.; pass
Leosburg. going eastward, a. 10 D. H., snc ar.
rive al Alexandria 81 S:l5 p. m, shd 4:
Thy ACCUMMOp ALTON TRAIN wall
leave Washington At ~ p. Iu., and Aiessndrls
ut 4 Is D. N. daily, except Sunday, aud arrive
ut Leesburg at u 40 y. m. Leave Lsesburs ss
i co a. NJ. and arrive ct Alexsndrls st s Is .. III
and Washington at S so =. N.
- Passengers from Washington will taAe
.he Washington and Ohio csrs st toe Batimo!e
s Potomac Railroad ststion at9 LA. m. ~nd J. "a
p.m., and 60 through Without chsnge OF ca; 3.
The 6. 9.05 d. m. train from Ale1andTIa ana IL 81
n. 10. train from Ko"nd Hill connect at kounc
H;n with Harris Daily Line Of Coaches
for Snickersvillo. Berryville and Winchester:
slso with Reamer' s Line of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburs.
Both trains, Westward, make close connacti"ns,
ct Vienns, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for fs'''
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, 3 Sss. Esfr ss''s'
Annual tickets, aIO.
I H. HAVGShH,
oct iii tsnersi i:c:". .s~'''.
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1873

~ pENNsYLVaNiA ni RuTTg
TO THn NORTH, W EST s. SOUTH " ~.
DOUBLE TRACK
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCEN ;ai
MAGNIFlCENT EQUIPMENT
Nov. 10. l375--7 q p m.
Trains leave Washington IRON depot oi ! !
TIMOKE g. POTOMAC RAlLHUAD 80.
ner Of Sixth and B stl sets, SIS follows:
For Pnils New York and the East, l.*;' ,nt
lG.J6 u. III daily. With Palace Cars. i,...
m. daily, except Sunday. Fof Shllsi".'.
$50 p. IN. daily.
For Pittsburg and the West III. ~ n. IN. daily.
Parlor Cars to Pittsbu-g; 7.4q ?. NJ. : ::
with Palace Car to Chicago
For Cansndsigua and the Nortj, T.Hn =
daily, except Saturday. with ftlGte -: =
Watkins. For Eimlrs, lU.l0 q. IT, iA'iz
-,cept Sunday.
For Baltimore, 7.C0, 835. $50 and l0ly "a. e.;
l.30. ~. $50. 7.40 snd ~. 10 p, 10. On San
dsy 10 10 4. d.; 1.30 $50, 74U ana 10. IL y. III.
LOCAL Trains.
For Alex eudra u, 40, 8 b, IL shG II s.'r 90
1.l5 3, ~, 6, 6.u5 7, and il:3O y. >; N
Sunday 6 q, 4. ui., snd l.l5 snd p. n.
Trains leave Aiexan8ris for TasulnS19i:, 10,
t.l5 500, 9.U0. IL and l! u LIZ, !, 3, as :, G.l1
sud p. u, ed II night.
On Sunday ut s.OO and lO a. H., aIa . 10 p ~
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUT6, en
Quantico and Richmond, will leave ain."'-
dria at 7.l0 a. m. and 3 80 u, II. csi!y.
Tickets aud information csn be prucu'ci
principal railroad stations and t!cSet ou'' -
Southeast: L. z. EARAEK.
Gen'l. Passenger So.
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. nov y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-27
LUNGS

The fstslity Of Consumption or Throatsnd
Lung Diseases, which sweep. to the grave st
least one third Of all DEATHS victims. arises
from the Opium OF Morphine eato!en!,
which simply stupefss rs the work OF death
goes or. $4,000 WILL be paid if Opium or
Morphine or any preparation Of Lpium,
Morphine or Prussic Acid can bo found in
tho Globe Flower Cough Syrup, which has,
cured people who are living to-day WITH one
remaining lung, No greste' wrong can be
dore than to say .nan Consumption u incur,
sbia. The GLOHH FLOWER COUGH
SYRUP will cure il when all other means
nave f.iicd Also Colds. Ccugha, Asthma,
Bronchial anc ail diseases OF the throA: and
lungs. Rra4 the testimonials Of the Hon.
Alex. H. Stephens ard others in our book-
FREQ to ell st tao drug stores, Tzkn no
TrUches Or L0Zenges Tor Sore Tnroat, wnan
you can get Globe Flower Syrup ct sHne
price. For ssle by Ri! Druggists. PktaCE
,st5C and -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-27
WOOD AND COAL.

4 COAL
Wo invite the attention Of dealers and coz;
aumers to our large stock Of CAHEFc EL
PREPARED COAL OF the following Vafie1'eo'
LYkEN'S VALLEY,
LORBEkRY and ,,,,
SHAMOKIN RED ASH
WHITE ASH free burning snd hardy o.
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut sizes.
Also GEORGES CREEk,C Nj BEhbAND
and KANAWHA SPLINT, from West Va.
Making Coal specislty, We aim to keep only
!, the HIGHEST GRADES. and having two large
Storage Yards. each vsriety is kept sepsfsie'
and is especially prepared for family USE ~,
Yards hoored, and 81 Goa sent CUT = ~ =,
TIES.
Dealers, families, public Institutions and Mad
ufsctories supplied at lowest market rate@pef
ton of 22dO lbs. T. J. MEHAFFG1 y CO.,
febl Wharf and Yards foot OF Queen 81.