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, 1879-06-27

ST. xAv1En,s ACADEMY.

Xnyler's Academy, corner or Wabash avenue
aud Twentr-niuth street, occurred yesterday
AFTERNOON ia tho preseuce Of largo number Of
friends Fl Of the pups!s and Of Tie Institution.
tnefe "ae nluen .as1eu!eplafeu !" ''oueeorae,o"
oftheIarge which the exercises wore held,
tho platform being loaded With flowers and
sn,,,s sn "uta m 'an ar af ,ha oi'a
ea'.s' u, aaa s "''S =. .ss nup"s y, ~
neeleE0. wers 'spaycd sngwnE snat in
TIN laudablc blending os the ornamental With
sl'9 n usoini: ,,.o.,.
ing peogsamms o. ete.e'ecs VITA cs''eny eng 'naaa
up OK nlustcAl selections. vofai a'nt inst:i,
mental. Aliu fhe pfeicteacY a3hloltco eY!dehcea
pelna,mo had not been in vain. Some Of ths
sas us o esos ae upi er
The 'Ifst m,'s.enl plecs upon tho bl was entf-
tlea "llanyady Lazlo" hy Jas;kslson, ;sl, 4 .n1 was
wel Rendered nesc 9y ta M'sses i Mlsr T. a1 Eo9a
cart l. Moors III = o,sast ssa waa "a s.
9. Higgins; Then alt she seholara were ranged
upon illc platform anu sang d song of walSonle
a9 tne @ aasneS; w!,en - saln.aIo,y WIZ uGitvet
we'll eh9son; TAe M'sses A Green, D; Berg
gTog, !. Sanders. l. AFnst, =. Enes,,,
b. honieiu, ~. Fdlaoctt, anu n. Farrell,
upon tho riapo, Rendered ..Tho Charge
~ SsS ANhihs"Atst s*Aof "sN
origfnal poem, BY Miss L. G. Kehoe, d!splayng
gsnuns ability, followed. u WA entitled "Il'e
lntslan's RcyenEe" Miss 4: psnnchy read a.,
admtratlc casaY on Kindness" ai,d later on
gave eyiletse q tho possess'on Ut instrumental
Hsd vocal a',illty not usually found amung
sel'oo|-9!rls; she has ssrong, uexlb!e soprai'o
voice ot wluo ra''ge, and thls youag latlY a1'i
/ calhts IN the sehoof. Allss broaer!ck's voice,
although lacking the struhRth Of Miss i3cnne-
hy's, Is full ot swectuHsA Tho fornloE
beautifully rendered "'rhu, Carnival os
| Fcnlct," by ltcncdict. while The latter
| SANE y "'ii.an.a," from " Sl.EDon,h III which she
| fully Displayed her ytnal powers, a,,4 nor In
str,lmental abilities wero reyealed Ia Inc cxoeu.
! ton Ut a selection from ssTaunhauser."
| Among tho other planlsts who deserve parsicu.
| lnr mention wtru thu Mlssca n. Norfolk, j,
Cnrton, D. dole, !. Kurtx. L. Webb, II, Nor
| tuIk, NJ. tliEgns, u. Dole, y. Hickey, n.
| Neville, N. Hughes, NJ delaney, L. Gala.
| INN, 4, Ilouqs, j. Colby, N, Lynch,
I n, Howard, Al. Murphy, l.. Sandntyer, NJ
Mulloy. A. i}s,sh, N. Cu.ijny. Z, s!mpsnl, II, A.
, 1879-06-27


ArrLrroN, Wis. June 2d.-Tbe Commence
ment exercises Of Lawrence University .ook
p,aco to-day. The graduating cuas Numbered
twelve, OF whom four were ladies. Less than
the usual intereas 1ias been exhibited IN the ex-
exercises and proceedings attendant upon the
closc OF tire college year. DR.. Gcor1s u.
Steele, who has been President OF the University
for the past fourteen years, resigned short
time since, and, Mt tho annual meeting Of the
Trustees, tho Rev. E.. D. aunt'ev, LII d., Of
Madison, WIS elected to succeed him. Nj.
Hunt1cy Is an able md popular miutstcr. ant It
Is hoped that uuder Ills management tic tse-
pressiou under which Lawrence University has
lcau suffering 1l,aY be removed. Or. Steele ias
accepted the Presidency Of 1Vilbrsham College.
hfnssarhusetts
, 1879-06-27

The twcnty-1rst annual Commencement OF
the University Of Chicago was held at Farwcll
Hail yesterday afternoon, several hundrc1 peo-
pic assembling to witness tho exercises. On tho
psuttorm were President Anderson, the Rev.
John PctidIc, the flou. J. R. Doolttle, the Hon.
Thomas uovnc. Judge Booth Henry Grcene-
baum, Joseph F, Hondo1d, DR.. ). A. Smith, o.
W. Barrett, Or. l.. u. Boone, c. j. Hull, Judge
Bailey, md Prof. Wheeler md Olson.
After music By the Oriental Quartet. prayer
was offered BY tic Rev. Dr.. pcddic.
l'lcu followed tho oratlous 10 the following
order, the speakers receiving tokens Ut nppre-
cia,ton In tlic shape Of applause md flowers.
''Theory In Modern scienec 49,.
'''"' SA' William 1icarY casm,ciac,. Hamlet
..nean Swift. Homer Joscph Carr, EnRlowood
''''S" Frederick saaasi con.tosk. Chicago
rG Eansr, n Msay coo Goo Tans rans
5eif. sser.icc .Fotsnee lily uoibrook, chiesso
"Ths fssi Sstion. as 's SeeiS . I '"e
rns routons asi Heeas sea'Y Il s,s 9:so Wiz
Charles freeman Morey: Wnutcsha, Wis
"1Iindrance 10 Modern ThoueLs". ;, 49,:
'.rho Conservative Element in Literature"
c's{cns0 q s EswtSp ,to Patterson, psl'der'
"rho pos.ro tot wealth ~: :::::.";: - -
EDUCATION and % ':!.sa Sassonsi s R;ospotty''.
Samuel James Vinegar, Kenosha, Mis-
Mutic;, x,..
NON, Wiiiam iienry Gsrn,lsh.cl. Edward Isnja-
min Eahrr. Florence May ilolbsook. Carrie Elhira
G:epss Ds Nss ste..o ssf:. aa pesn
RUSSELL Homer II. 8wnney. William jbmes Wat
, 1879-06-27

pchv received frt,,u the Rev. j. Wh,dron gold
medal f-r proficiency In reading. in addition to
thr above number Of smaller prlzes Wcro MS
trlbuted, amonG them some flttF or sixty CROWNS
for doportmcnt.
A meeting OF the Aiunri Of the Chicago unl-
versity wna held last evening nj the t'saM ~
riflc liote At which lie following officers wtrn
etcrtr}: Z. 4. Smith, class III rs, President: !.
F. Doni1eltf, 'Gf, Vice President; Jay u. l'aylh-
son. ~, Secretary; A. L. Fisher, ib, Trensnrers
N, &. Wheeler, '78. Tnast AInater; the Hon, q.
n. Iamhertsou, ~ Orator., tl.n hcy.
10, EssaYst; Edward Olson, ~, Alternate;
Miss Florepce NJ. itolbfnpk, 10. Foot Of l1ts-
torian; Dclayan Dc Wolf, IA Alternate; F: I.
Powers. III, ". W. ha1l, -, 7. e. Roney, 10,
Executive Committee.
After the election Of officers tin Alumni ad-
journed to The atlics' ordinary, where tf,sy sat
down to m enjoyable banquet. MIR. W. l..
Fierce wns the tu4stmaater of The occastoa, AMI
tho following was tho >ist Of tonsts nnd re-
sponsct:
"Ths unistrsity ".... ..;pF J.. ~ smith M.
''lndieiary" ................JndGe ]. II. HALEY
.Pinneere" "........ Dt. j. G. bnrronEns
"Ehicseo ~. ..". -. -: =. .b9nhesa nss.
Faculty n........ ...l'fot. b. .. basl1h
"Alun,nt".. ,,....Thc Hon. q. 81. Lamhettson
"Sster Colicgcs". ..rroi. 1.oyter, at the Indians
Stale University.
Ihs Pfc1s -. ...t''...".F, /: FoWeIs
Fness,ian ABROAD =. The iis3: IL D. shenpatd
"Aiunni soclanltty ". 80. Miss Jceslo T. Waite
"Tne Sew.eon,ers "... .........Ei Eil felscnthal
, 1879-06-27

Hor4, tn MassueAusstts, DEC. u. 1so+,
L1yKp TO rGsE THE SLAVE, AND 70 srE 1sa fHss''
Dlsa In Nsw fors, Hay "a. ls7o. ,s,,
Trus henri mud fGarlesa-GreGddMa 'oes '"4'
hravsd. ,, tbey
On Freedoms friends when descsst down 'H''
h0ra-- .-......,
FaTewsIli Tho citadel Of Ffrsdom aayed,
What N.Atter tf rs 0a.s!&oa's no auS
--LuauDn Punch.
, 1879-06-27

- 80 80, - W.. rt..
Inc graduating exeic'aes OK u'e Hes1 D"'s-
Ion High School, or rather tho giving Of soblc
good advice to the boys a,sl aIsls, took place In
.hc Centenary ii. f. Church yesterday moru-
lng, aoout t"o1n't"s ~ tpe s1n'' oe''h W."
pied. TIC graduates were ID LIE front seosa'
wl,cro tlcY could hcnr we'll.
pres,dont Wells spoke first, urging tho class
not ~ w w. "uo Nv. '.H.. A,a ~.
with othef loRs, out 20 nave pnrpose IN iltc'
They were to decide In large measure wtIat they
were to be-, am, II they determined to bo worthy
~ ,1,4u,coir4, ,heIr fr,c,ds, md Tim schoo1..
=. ~. ,..' ..,,. sst,,.s .,, H. ~. ho,,o- ~ !,
DR.. Thomas referred to TIC TWO periods OF
lifc,--tho acqulsittye and the productive, the
, 1879-06-27

Fora cough or soFn throat lhu best uodeipTr T,,' y!
far Il Nsle's famous uoucy Of 1lo'chouna ana 3S*'
Ptka'y Tookbaels pFop4 cuse 1n oae nana'e'
, 1879-06-27
LAKE VIEW,

The anniversary exercises Of the Lake VlaW
High schoul viii take plarv this evening At )
O'CLOCK. An extra dummy will run to autl from
thu exercises, c0uuectluG With the Clark street
ears. The 0ra1uatiuK cIaaS numbers Atx- Ssy-.
erM pEtzcs arc 10 hc awarded Including tue
, 1879-06-27
19pporalle Gray Hair.

M4n live 10 be old By wstch!1E for 'ne s"tu I'm.
nus K,uMey- ort ID season. ny 20 Iotnx talt,e,u taat
10 be honored when haired. Thu ~" setiva
ou ils liver aud bowels, aud pusltss tho blooo'
, 1879-06-27

tll4tr11l1LluIl u Atpioius
atcs, lU in numher:
l,cnn Alexander.
junl,!e Allcn.
l'uul.nA Alt.
i.urtIv |. Anderson,
A,lce Z. AucrE1.
Adti1u .. s3atrcll.
Ilaesict \. ucaumunt
Adds Dell,
i,Ot.la I,ullwoN,
Nell!u Bcnson.
Mary L. uews,
Amelia s. D1iss,
Annt4 brat.tatl,
Gertrude l1fadioy.
Marta brown.
HrtagGt Caetln,
Alice 4. Clapp,
Casrie L, ClntK.
james y. Commons,
n, E'ru.,cia CursI,
Ns!lie n. Coy1e.
ttaEgto +. Cronk,
tlnttIe j. CEollshltA
slatcella Cusaek.
Mamie E. Dalsy,l
II. =. ltan!uta.
nIanch a. Dcnlg,
Maggie nano1Xae.
Jotln A. Donovan,
Alice Urake,
Edith o. Eaton,
Hau,sou d. Eisens!Tatbs
August ". Eisznor,
Etta +. Everett,
Aura il. k'aerell,
Nuru IL. Farron.
Walter W. FlIch,
Lizzie i. Fitzpatrick,
Annie i. flynn.
/ Eulille u, Fr,spfe.
i;}aMot 0ar.lAer.
Saran lRrlncr.
Frances u. tiEs4
Emily +. Gill.
Nb,lte T.. Hiluy,
Catrie II. 0reen,
Nti!.s A. Gnptill,
AIagEje Unttlsict
Afl1y Il. l!a.nmcssley.
Julia lIanra!san,
lsoberla W. llama,
Kate HANSON,
Mary ltatktn,
| MnEy l.. li4yes,
All,ln u. IlesXcu,,
Mary Il. licIIiLlllK.
alay q. Ifonry,.
| At,dte r.. lIiestaal,
Eu. +. I'LL,
MINIMIZE T.. ilial.
Lizzie ll0hIilaA1l,
l.uats Holmes,
, 1879-06-27

Marion E. MaRce.
Emma C. AOgnus,
NEttie MAlonoy,
Mnry T. Mafnney,
Mary \. MaHtctYOn,
Lntitc McCasln,
Jllln MclnrthY.
Ella ". alcChntcy,
Maggie d. AtcCDl1omt
Allcs C. McDonou3ll,
Alice u. .slcEIruy,
Lily Il. alcLeish,
hl1rY .NcAlnnaJn.
LIzx3c Mcitanus,
Carrie l.. Mecsling,
ltAegaect c. Aletzger,
Flt,lute =. Miller,
Cora l.. 1fllls.
Frances e. Mole,
Hrdncy l.. blorrls,
Hu,nrs,se n; i. afu]ltp.
ijrt,r,.s Il, Newcu1,b.
T:n1iiy Niciln!nr.
{sriin Eotioi1,la1,p,
Mir.,in t,.lIrIeu.
M!chuet j. D'LuAry,
j,.,,Ii" A. Orltlsbea.
iym H. III.
Al;t.e tSttn,ynr.
Fila +. FHt,r.
Eol1in +. i,arkef,
Jca,,.., ii. f.inlr Patterson
I,izzl~ II Tsnfturst,i,.
.Icnnfo ii. ls,,ti.
Edward i,.,,,r..,f,.
Airs ii Paac,,ck.
isi,rn,a d i,,rt.
fssrasti i 14,.r,.t,.
SHt.c ntcc.
I.ssta ti,rr,tlercsst,
Noiii,, Il Rn,...rs
E,,"..,.1n ri nI,ntI,,,,s,
,. f.assn,,ttrs ii, sa,,1r5f]ca.
ftnnnnh Sr,,,,,t.,rI.
William T. Srhrotcr,
Wilttnsn II. scllrleI,
isnt,ri Shneo.
5i,nnt. IT, Hhelttnu,
, 1;Inr., q xi,rrt,,,rr,e.
Waltsr si,sritYa'
ltsvs,nh q sIIYsns
Heas,. +. Ems,c.
SI,l,a 4. Smith.
, 1879-06-27
Uurnettrs Cocoalbo cures all irritation.

use Hop Otter. once, aud you Will use no o''~'
ueuieiuu. Te4t II.
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rHOICE FRESH BUTTKR received ,o,n.
~ larry and Tor sale at
j. U. MILBURN'S.
Cct is - north koyal st
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks ofl,e OF the Cor.
poration Court of the city of Alexandra,
on the 18th day of September 1879.
Virginia Ellen Lawson, by Presley Beach, her
next friend. complainant, agains! jaime, L.
Lawson, defendant. In chancery.
Memo: The object of this suit is to obtsin 8
decree divorcing tie complainant, Virgins b.
len Lawson, from the bond of matrimony with
the defendant, James Il. Lawson.
The defendant, James Z. Lswscr, not
having entered his Appearance and given
security according to tho &C. CT Assembly
and the rules of this Court and it sp.
pearlng by affidavit that be is not a resident OF
this State, it is ordered that the said defendant
appear here within one month after due publics'
lion Of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Alley.
andrla Gazette, q newspaper published in the
city OF Alexandria, once week for four sue
cesslye weeks, and posted at the front door of
the Court House of this city. A copy, test:
MORTON MARYE Clerk.
Albert Stuart, p. O. seps-w4W
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RA1EHOADS.
WASHINGTON & OHIO RAILRoAI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Beginning Oct. T. 1879.


Beginning Oct 4, 1879.
The NAIL TRAIN will leave Washington Al
w a. m. and Alexsndris St 8 05 q. m. dsilv
except Sunday; pssa Leesburg, going west.
ward, alll IL g. M and strive at Round H;;i
st II m. Leave Round Hill at 1890 D. M; pass
Eeesourg, going eastward, at 10 p. M, and a.
rive at AieIandtis st %:l6 p. NJ, and NJ Wash.
fhs A &c { o O. o TRAIN w,lllssys
Washington at 20 and Alexandria at 425pm
daily, except Sunday, and slrlve at Leesburr
at 3 ~ p. N. Leave Leesburg at % q. m
and arrive st Alexandria a: SIS q. m and
Washington at s 81 q N.
Gr Passengers from Washington will take
tho Washington and Chic cars Ut tue Baltimore
u Potomac Railroad station ats " q. m and 40
o. NJ, and 80 through without change CT cs:s 5.
The 9.O5 q. NJ. train from alexandra ancl23u
2. 70. train from Round Hill connect at Round
HILL with Harris Dsily Line OF Coaches
for Snlckersville: Serryville and Winchester;
also with Reamer's Line of Coaches, which tesys
Leesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburs,
Both trains, westward, mako close connections
st Vlonna, with Sisson' Line of Stages for Fair.
TAI Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 cts per mile
AnuHai tickets, $50.
/ H. HAVENER,
oct III General Tickle: Agent
w o.. WIG. MIDLAND i q. s kk
W. JOHNS. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On snd after SUNDAY, Sept ii, 1879, Pas
senger trains will run as follows:
|
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IORRS of ell sizes; also SEALING WAX
~ Of various qualities, for sealing bottlef.
cans, &c, for sale by
oct II K s. LEADBEATER RRO
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@s~ a large and superior stock OF Gentle
mems Fine Boo!s and Shoes of every descrip.
ton. Prtcaa lower than ever.
sepl9 ". B. WADDEY, ITO Kinpst.
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Alexandria Q5azette
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %.
The Princess Louise.

The Montreal Star 10 a recent ,:suc says:
Eleven sta C rooms have been set apart on
board the Allan Royal Mail steamship Sarna-
tian Tor the exclusive use of the Pfinoess L.us3
and suite. Trorooms are all on the pOr: side
Of lh. ship Immediately aGi oiting the main sa"
loon, and have been specially fitted up for The
OCCASION. The sides of the slate room which
will be occupied by the princess have been up
ho'steIei 10 French gray satin, vi Il blue trim
mings. The bed is c1r'ained in the sam u, ma
terial, aud urouad tt c sides Of tho room m:r
Tors and splendid engraVlngs HAYS been huor,
while the turLi;urc CT the room Is upholstered
10 blue Sl,l6, giving the whole most elegant
AID comfortable appearance. totally devoId o.!
anything shlphkc.
lam .diatcy ac:oss the title passage from
her private apartment three statGrooms have
been turned into Uoo for the purpose OF a phi
vste sitting rO0m, or dining 10 U, Should it be
20 desired. TIE sides O! this room have been
upholstered 10 clrdua red satin, with furniture
TO match and CARPET 10 periect tasta. u king
tho room very suggestive Of home comlons.
Ol tho sides tasty lille pictures aud mnr1rs
have hcen placed, 30 az 10 NIKE tic room as
cheerful as possible. as ii IS 10 this room that
Her Roya! llighness will probably pass Icst CT
her time.
Oae half Of the msin cabiG will be curtaincd
1T for be exclusive Use OF the suie should
The prItcsss SO desire. There have teen G large
number Of Towering plants placed in the centre
IT this room, and with t5 superb fittings it is
40 ideal Ct luxury aud oesc. The whole arrange
merts hsve been carefully carried out By Capt.
Barcla:, who has spared DO pains to make
everything as beautiful end comfortable as
possible. The ship itself has beer painted and
ceaued. anG locks almCs! conscious OF the
precious freight sAc is ancut to teas acr2ss the
Iurbulen! waters oithe Atlantic
AS was the c2sa when the Sa!matian brought
The vice regal party 10 ,h's country some ten
months sco, Captain Aid will take tho ship
lom". y better olicar docs not sail the Allan.
Tic. Bat little that is reliable is ct present Known
about The movements OF the Iattv. |: is IN,
der-tood thst they wi leave Ottawa 90 a
special Grand Trunk train OF Friday, goiaR or
ecs to Quebec, and making the cmbarkatioo at
O'CLOCK Saturday moroug.
Some thirty-thIco Cr1lIary cabin passages
have been already engaged il Montreal tu. as
1t is against the rules Of the company for the
list to be made public so soon before tho sailing
OF the ship, names could not be positively G8.
csrtained. In her royal hiehness' suite are
L,dy Sophia MacnsmaIa, lady in waiting; Hon,
MIR. and Mrs. MoretOD. and Sir F1nwick Will,
isms.
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New Books, Magazines, Reviews
&c, &C., sc,

&c, &C, &c,
1T FREJTCfsS, 35 K{Ss't; 81
THE INFLUENCE OF JESUS, by Rev
Phillips Brooke, Rector CT rinity Church, Bos
ton; price 81 Is.
TIE POEMS OF FRANK O. TICkNOR
m. y with an Introduction by Paul II. Hsyne /;
81 co.
IN THE SIMULTANEOUSLY romance
Mrs. A. i Wiser; 81 20
Mr.. PHILLIPS GOVERNESS, by the
'Danbury News'' Man 5Oc
A TIGHT SQUEEZE; 50o
VIVA, by Mrs.. Forester; J0,.
THE GRACCaI, MARIUS and SULLA !;
81 co.
SAN UEL JOHNSON. by Leslie Stephens :;
70 cents.
Just receiveds full stock Of BLANK BOOKS
cheaper than ever; Ledgers, Blank Books,
Journas-csp, DENY and medium. MONOGRAM
dunn and Pass Rocks al sizes.
NEW BOOKS daily.
oct GEO T. FRENCH
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Mail, Southwark, connects e. Gordonsvi:ls
with Chos. & Ohio K. t., Mast and We,t. \.
LyncLburg, Connects with Atlantic, Miss s
Ohio i. K. through South vast Virgins, t.
Nashville, New Orleaa, Memphis, Little X 'cy
aud Texss-and at Danyilla with Rich noni
Danyile Il. K to South ind Southws;..
Express Southwark conaocts At 4ordonsviIl.
TO all points on Chez. i Chic ant at D1nyiNs,
to all the South AMI Southeast
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line iawa u.
ezandris dsily, eIcopt sunday, 80J Il IN. AL
% p. m, and returning s-rivs a. Alex.ltc..
l 90 p. M and Us p. m.
For N MANASSAS LINE leave Wasaing.o,
100 8. n. and Alexandria "a. M, daily.
except Sunday, arrive y. Slrasbnvgs Il = pm
Wesl Lesvo Strasbueg - p. m arriving u.
Alexandria At 50 q. II.
MINED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
IS1ON leaves Alexandria Tussdsy, Tnursl,9
aud Saturday, st 8 55 4. III Z, and returns Ma.
day, Wednesday aud Friday, at 90 .. m.
For Middlebu7g, daily connection al Plain'
station.
For Uppsrviile, regular connection a! Do'.
For WARHENTUN, la.ve Washington a.
| GO g. n. and Is p m. daily.
All trains make good connections, at WISH
| ington, to and from N orth and West.
New Orlesns sleeper leaves Washington Al
7 % 8. m. running through without change,
On Ex1ress train. leaving Washington ut 6 Is
p. nj Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Ua.
| with extra Charge only 81, through to DanViIls
connecting to all South.
Excursion tlckots on bsle at low rates to the
| celebrated keaorts OF Virginia and West Vir,
| ginis
Through tickets very low to tho South AL
South West.
sep 10 j. n. BRoADUS, g. I. a.
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FDEs POTOMAC RIVER.
STEAMER J0Es.S ". THO.nrSOF
EVERY MONDAY. THURSDAY and SAT.
CRDAG, at 7.3G q. N ; returning on alternate
days.
The steamers Of this company make connec-
lions ct Norfolk for Boston and all points East;
at New York with all points West and North
west, and ct Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and freight handled care.
fully and promptly. For further information
apply 70 F. A REED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, President.
Office under Natl. Metrcp. Bank,
eep Z7-ti Washington, -. y.
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CHANGE OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after SUNDAY, October 9th, the
boats of the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
as follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
6 co, 80. s 80, 9 30 10 80 and II 80 q NJ, and
Il 80, I 80. 2 30. 80, 4 So s 80 and 6 co p. M.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
SO. SO. s 30. 9 SO. 10 80 and II 80 a. NJ, snd
IL 60 80, 30, 3 80 SO, 5 20, and 20 o. m
Get 1 GBO. Il. PHILLIPS, Mansger.
Inland GSeaboard Coasting Co.
WINTEH ARRANGEMENT COMMENC-
INC OCTOBER ls!, 1879.
Steamers CT this line will run IS follows:
FOR NORFOLK,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boaton, steamers
Lazy or THE LAKE or J9ISE
.n0SELEI,
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 30 O. clock Pm. returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 p. m.
Fare, GrSL class, 81; round trip So.
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FOR NEW YORK,

FOR NEW YORK.
STE.z.HEEsS z. &. k.NIGHTRIvD JUH.T
G5BSU.S'
EVERY FRIDAY, At II NJ; nrd returning,
leave Now York, from pier Al, East river, EV-
ERf SATURDAY, ut 4 o'clock p. M.
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oct7 GEO. L. FRENCH.
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS!

CoLLECToES OFFICE, Oct 9, 1879.
Nohce is hereby given that tho tax bills for
1879 are now in the hands Of the Collectors 4 he
attention q all parties interested is respectfully
called TO the following extract from tho Kcvo-
nue. bll OF this year:
Upon all bills paid in full ty the LIST day Of
November, 1879, the collectors OF taxes shall al.
low discount of tire per cent and on all bills
paid by the lst day OF T.cem bar, 1872 they shall
allow discount of tlCo per cent and on AL bills
not paid on the 2nd day OF Dect rnbor. 1879 there
shsll be assessed and collected Il penalty of FIVE
PEK GENT upon the amount of SAID bills and
on all bills remaining unpaid on the 1st dsy OF
June. leSO, dam ,Res st tho ratio OF tCcice per
centuna per annum shall he paid "
Office: Roem No Is. Royal street front, Mar
ket Building. j T HILL, Col. n Dis.
oct Elm S. X. FIELD, Col. s. Dis
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1913 GREAT 1919
Pennsylvania ROUTE
20 THE NORTH WEST s. SOUTH W nat
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL Balls, SP4ENDiD sOENhat
june 80, 1879,
TIMo ZEE tps oT55SAd G RA ffpSt a CO..
ner Of Sixth and B str sets, as follows:
For PhiladepEis New York and the East,
l:So p. H., Ga!!y, except Sunday. and
tied Express Of fullmsa Psrlor Cars 3
N. dsily, except sunday. For PhiladeIph;s
50 an, except Sunday snd 63O D. m daily.
For pittsburg sGdt tho West IT, 30 u. N daily, WIS.,.
farlol Cars to pittsburg; 40 y. N. dsig
with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Cansndaigun end :he North, 8 20 III
except Sunday end ?.SU 7. dsily, a1oep:
Saturday, with Pslacc CIR Canandsigu..
For Wstkins, 1880 p. IL. daily except San
Gay.
For baltimore, 6 ~, s.35, $50 and 1880 a. m;
1;30 40, A.29, go. T.4o and 1915 p. nc.
On Sunday, $50 o. n; $50, T.4O and 1915
LOCAL TRAINS.
For alexandria 6, 7.l6 s, 9, 10 and IL g. u AT
ll6 8, 40, 5. 600, 7, snd ll.3O p. N On
>, Sunday a. 8 q: m, and lis and p. 10.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, + w,
f.l6 8'0O, 800, 10 and II s.E.,1. g. 4.10. 5, 6uN
snd p. n. aud II night.
On Sunday st 800 ard 10 q. No., and s OG p.n
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, VI
Quantico and Richmond, will leave AleYsn.
dria at { 10 q. m. daily and 10 p. m. daily.
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured
prin2lpal railroad stations and ticket Office.
Southeast. LIP. EARNER
uD Gen'l. Passenger AGon.
General Manager myl4
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CaemMEssE0H mEgCRkHTs.
Sgy 4. JOHNSON 6 CO.,

VI A. JOHNSON 6 CO..
WHOLESALE GRo0ERs.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Deslers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have On hand GIBSCN'S Xxx, xxx, xxx
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
snd MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAk.
ERS and PSON'S PURE RYE
WHISTLES, to which they invite the attention
OF the trade
Orders from tho country fer merchandise shall
receive prompt attention
Consignments Of Flour, Grain snd Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt roturns.
Northeast corner CT Cnnoron and Royal sts
hlexsndfis, Va. oct 70
yHAs. $. TAYLOR JF.'
(Lste of j. It. Beckham s. Co..
GkNEKAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND FEED DEALER,
Agent for
rs, :! B., 3 FIGK IL J q = SONS 30
FLOUR,
IL North Union street,
isn % Alexandria. Virgins.
HARMON U SMITH,
WHOLESALE
9ROCERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Corner Prince and Royal SIS.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
| Conssnmcnts Of Grain and Country Produce
| solicited. and prompt returns msio. il 10
HAKLo" Bros
| wECLBsALE
GROCEH&. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
JOHN GIBSUN'S SON & CO.'S CABINEr
| 4. Ky and NV WHISTLES, and
Thonpsons Pure Rya Whiskay; Foreign
| Vines and Brsndios, Ale, Porter
| and ChanpNgnes.
| &g-AGENOY OF ThE LAFHAND s.
RAND POWDER COMPANY.
N. W COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL ST5.
| CoGoc roasted for the trade G! 75c per sack.
MY CIT