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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-15
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

Mrs. Il, Strattman Va. Thomas II. Handy
Rule To dissolve Injunction dsmi ssed and
Judgment In favor Of opponents.
L'tlote " 90, vs. Canal Street. City Park
and Lake Railroad Company.
Rule I'd dissolve Injunction dismissed and
Judgment for plaintiffs as prayed for.
Stats ex rel y. T.. Southmayd VI. y. A
Burke. State Treasurer.
This In an action Tor tnandatnus 70 compel
the treasurer 10 pay petitioners ten warrants
ri 5000 each. and also thirty warrants OF $500
each. belonging to the Charity Hospital
series.
ADJOURNMENT.
On motion Of w. =. Benedict Esq, the
court adjourned on account Of tho death 81
Hon b. j.. Lynch.
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THE SOUTH.

The LOSSES by fire in North Carolina In 1879
we're s587. 4g1.
Texas journals are making earnest appeals
for farm hands.
About 500 negroes have gone from Mercer
county, Ry., to Kansas.
Wilmington, NJ G., is making timely move
ments against the yellow fever.
During the winter OF 1870 there were
packed In Tennessee 4O,55l hogs
Five hundred tons of guano have been sold
at senaca City, n o., this season.
II In probable that another 3otton factory
will be erected at or near Natchez.
The Knoxville Tribune insists that there
will bs an average fruit crop In the South
The Benner bale Of cotton, after being sold
In Montgomery, has been shipped To Augusta
The spring meeting OF the Nashville Blood
Horse Association commences April ~, and
will continue five days.
Within five years the amount OF rice grown
along the Cape Fear. North Carolina, will be
over 100000 bushels annually.
There are $50 citizens for trial ut the United
| Ststas Court III Charleston this week, charged
with violations VI United States election laws.
Between twenty and forty Swiss emlgrants
left Zurich the latter part Of March for the
swiss colony in East Tennessee and are ex-
pected TO arrive In few days.
Marion tAla) Commonwealth: The frost Of
last week played havoc with tue 1aFfHsfs ne
cotton WAS entirely killed, as we'll rs most Of
the corn. The corn, however. 50 the farmers
think, will come Out again, but cotton will
have 10 bs replaLtsd.
l.. q. Dennis has been found guilty Of per
jury In Gainesville. In that he, on registering
at the late election. swore falsely that he was
citizen Of the State and county, and rs such
entitled 10 vote. This Is the man who helped
10 count Florida for Hayes.
Currle, the murderer OF Porter, the actor, at
Marshall, Texas, asserts that he acted In self
defense. He maintains q confident air; says
ts has plenty of money and won't be hanged,
and that after the newspaper war is over hs
will get trial and come clear. His account
u the affair is palpably false. since 1t differs
entirely from the version given by every eye
Witness OF the terrible tragedy.
When the Federal troops entered South
Carolina ut the close Of the war. they topk
possession Of q memorial shaft which the
State proposed to erect to tho memory %
Gen. Stonewall Jackson, and II Is now In pos
session Of the War Department. In response
10 letter from Representative Evins, u that
State, the Secretary Of War writes that fe
will make no objection 10 Its return to Gov
Simpson.
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GEN. FREMONT'S PLAN.

An Enterprise to Create an Inland sea
and Make southern California and
Arizona blossom Like the ROse-A
Region of Great Mineral Wealth and
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

EtENTENGED.
James d. Donovan, for assault and battery
on d prisoner. was sentenced to seventy-flye
days In the Parish Prison.
RTILL ON TRIAL.
Simon Nc. Gene, manslaughter.
INFORMATION FILED.
Thos Gaasels--t. Assault and battery on
m officer OF the Crescent City Police force;
2. Carrying concealed weapons.
FINDINGS or THE GRAND JURY.
Tho grand jury Yesterday found o true bill
against Raymond Domingo. alias Domlniek,
for the murder ri tho italian, Joseph Maffi-
tana.
CONTINUED.
Simon Huston and John Hamilton, perjury,
April II.
Francis Syers, grand larceny. April 23.
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THE COURTS.
limited STATES CIRCUIT COUNT.

Tinted States vs. Santiago IL. Mayol et
als Judgment by default for plaintiff.
The following named defendants In cases
N which tho United states is prosecutor were
called, and they falling to- answer their bonds
were declared forfeited. Widow ]. Poucet, j
W, Hallisy, Mrs. Theresa Benson, james j
Hand an1 Dominique RDman.
NJ. w. Casey. receiver, VS.. A. A. Mandal ct
ais Verdict for plaintiff for STA
w. r. Loan NJ ais. vs.. City of New Orleans,
Henry 6. Ely intervenor-- Cause remapded
VI the Third District Court Tor the parish Of
f1rlaapsj
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

White, richards Il 90. A. p. Grief \ Go.
vs. u. Waggaman and others Exceptions
oyerr,Ila, and judgment In favor Of defend
ants Eugene Waggaman and sureties.
White, Richards b Co., "a. y. Grief \
90 and Ale Ill, White, Esq, vs. Thomas II;
Handy h Co.-Judgment for defendant anu
hs sureties with costs.
IN MEMOH1AM.
On motion u W. y. Benedict, the court ad-
journed until to-day at II o'clock. out Of re-
apert To the memory or u. u. Lynch.
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want the position who 1T mad when i VIC
forced upon him. and VINO wo,n noM s W. ~
exchange the honor ana einoluluehts W
Song. and sing 1t himself ", ,,
ief such is the truth IN regard to the Hon
i. III Eastefly, and II we arc not very much
mistaken in the gentleman, he. Will prove
himself I'm every way capable Of executing,
satisfactorily, the trust reposed In him a'lu
his PROMISES and make his entry In polltieaa'
Iife marked as one III the most active and e.
feetive members In the constitutional con-
tyapi Inn
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a bobtail picnio-one without shadines.
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An Unwilling DELEGATE.
Hivings.onian.l

,. Has district delegate, J. B. Easterly. ESQ,
c c,,li,s., % us lew days ago and exchanged
end ,be ana reeepts taking the former
tE.ad w hunor ~ pocketing the latter
10 the another parish in the State district #
fhasst Of en- or country in the world that can
ought Of citing representative who had nc
oeing candidate, who did moi
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SECOND DISTRICT COUNT.
srycaEsstoss OPENED HrNaE APRIL

SUGGESTIONS OrEaED ErNaI AFRtt Z.
Elizabeth Walker, widow Of WIN. Walker,
Mrs. Mary Virginia Gourst, wife, ot Mal,ne,
Moreau. Anthony Dobllerieh. Hsnry. Mar
nuart, Philip Levy, Owen and Bridget Catra-
Ter. Louis Torment, Almotb b. Heslep, Jno
I}afteby II. Schaifer and wife, Emile 1adol
DR.. Augusts Dnpaalller, Anna Hudson, Mrs
Theresa Arambnrp, Widow Y Salbador.
EMANGIPATED.
Tarbe q. Smith, Silas 9. Baninger, John
T,pffiu
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First nECoRnER.s COURT.

M, T.. Domlng,iez. charged with willful and
corrupt perjury by Andrew Brauminger, waa
sent before the Superior Criminal Court under
&aun hantI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-02

Mail, Scala ward, coanec!s !. Gordoa:vi.is
vita Cies. & Ohio (. L., Ea;. An! We,. \!
LyIcE6I-s Connects With A:Isltic, Miss. X
Ohio 4. Z. through Sou.hSJs. Virgins. :,
Nashville, Nov Of.ean;. Momphis, Little Rock
sud Te-ss-aad 3. Datlviils Win Richmond {;
Dsnviils K. i to SoI:h sad Southwest.
Expross Southwark c0a9ac!s y. Gocdolsv:iI,
10 a.! points East ani Yves. on Ghes. Il Oaic 4
and Northwacd. IL Charlottesville. - al the
Summer Resorts % the T. 6 .. line
MIXED TRAINS for M.a Line leave II.
exsndria daily, except Sunday, 8 W a. n. oil.
Uo p. N ana returning arrive &. hiOxaairla
10 y. N. and IL y. M
For MANASSAS LINE iaasc Washington
I 90 a. nj. and AiosSadris : . a. H., daily,
except Sunday, arrive u: St.asbu RI stl2 Is o. m
West. Leave S:rsshurg 3 Is p. m, arriving ri
Alexandria ut I IS y. III
MINED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lS!ON Leaves Alexandris Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at s s. q. m, and returns Men.
day, "Wednesday and Friday, y. 2 81 D. NJ.
For hddieburg, daily connection y. pls;a:
station.
For Uppersii!e, regular connection at Del,
pisne.
For WATERMELON, leave Washington b,
~ a. m. daily.
all trains make good connections, e.. Wash
lngton, to and from North aud West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington 81
~ D.. To-. running through without ChaIxa.
. Cn NSps1ss elogHht RoclinInS Chalfs betHnsa
Washington and Dauvilla.
Excursion tickets on sala st low rs,ns l., tho
celebrated Resorts OF Virginia and West W:
GINA
Through tickets very low t, the South anl
Southwest.
myN !. NJ. BRDAn!IS, G.
WASHlNHTON L OH!O HAihROAL
,,, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
L O TRAINS DA LIZ (EXCEPr 3UH.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA,
AND ROUND sill.
Beginning May T., 1879.
IoaYo Washington att UO n. N. and 4 70 D. Ia
and AloIhn1ria II u5 .. m. and - D. IA
pass LaesDurE, going wn9t ward, st II ~ n. III
and u 10 y. m aai arrive It Round Hill nj II
nj. and 70 y. III. tasSo Round Hill st 10 A.
IN. ana lZ:.Ai D. H.; pass lIsesburg, going asst
ward, a. Goa NJ and IL PIN, and arrive Al
Alexandria at IL 4. m. ana 3:lL y. M, ani
At Washington a: - q. III. and 3:25 y. L.
NJ Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio CARS al toe Bsltmors
Potomac Railroad station At o. a. IN and 1. AZ
I'm, and go through to Round Hill without
change CT cas-.
The 9O5 AIN. train from Alexandria and IL 10
p: ~ train from Ro"nd Hill connect ii Round
HILL with Hsrris' Daily Line O, Coaches
tor Snickersville: Borryvillo and Winchester;
also with Reamer' 8 Limo Of Coaches which leavs
heesburg daily for Aldie and Middlebur,.
Both trains, westward, make close connections,
It Vienna. with Sisson's Line Of Stages for fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, 3 cts. per mile
ANIMAL tick eta, $50.
K H. HAVRNER,
my S-u General Ticket gent,
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FOE NORFOLK.

The elegant, swift and commodious steamers
LADY OF TEX LAKE and JANE MOSh-
liz will leave tho Company's wharf, A,e1sn-
dria. as follows:
The Lady Of tho Lake evory MONDAY and
WEDN EoDAi, q: o'clock p. IN, and on
SAT UEDAY, q! G.3o o'clock p. m.
The Jsne Moseley every TUESDAY and
FEluA az, st & 0 clock p. nj returning, leave
G0rioik on alternate days at o clock p. m.
South, and with the Merchants and Il sriners'
lire Of steamers for Boston, Providence and all
points North and East.
Through rates given and bills OF fading signed
fer Boston and Providence
Fare 3. greatly reduced rates-Sugle trip 75c.
Round trip good Cor 50 days. 9l00
Table unsurpassed.
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Alexaudria Oxzette
TUESDAY EvEN'G.. sEPrEMBEK2.

SLEEP For TuE RESTLESS. -Ihe hansas
CITY Journal tcils how 70 woo sleep "hen Que
ia restles4 81. down in an easy position. relax
inp all the muscles of the body. and let the
head drop forward upon the breast, as 10" as IL
will fall without iarciog it. Sit Quietly inns
vay for few minutes, freeing all the powers q
the body. and restiul, drowsy feeling Will en-
aue. which will. If not disturbed, lead to refresh
inc sleep. Ii the sleepless fit comes on 10 .he
nipht ono can simply sit up 10 the poS'tlon ue0
cribed. Stiffness Of any part OF the BODY mus
he avoided, and it is we'll to bend inc heao
forgard alter lying down, rather tnan TO kcei
II straight tr throw it back upon the plllo~.-
rho writer sulf red several years from sseeplahL
meas caused by severe paio aud ner SiIous
and was taught the above b. o.% hana,,;a
great experience and abn,ssI,
1t complete relief - ..'u''.
tlcted WilHT CANE TO AMEgICA.-It is diff
it am the present day to realizs the fact that
wheat WAS ut ono time unknown in America
yet prior TO the discovery Of this continent by
Columbus there WAS no cereal in America ap-
preaching The whest plant. 1t ws7 not, Observes
the American filler, until 1880 that wheat
found lis way into Mexico, and then only ty
chance. A slave Of CorteZ found 8 few grains
OF wheat IN & pan Of rice ard showed them TO
his master, who ordered them TO be planted.
The result showed that wheat would thrive we'll
I'm Mexican soil; and to-day one Of the finest
wheat valleys in the world is near the NJ exicsn
capital. From Mexico the cereal found its way
10 Peru. Marie d Esche. wife of Don Diego de
Chauves, carried few grains 10 Lima, which
were planted, the entire product being used for
feed for several successive crops. Al Quito,
.kcusdor, monk Of the order OF ST. Francis, by
lhe name OF Frey joGosi BiI. introduced new
Tho seeds is stil preserved by The monks of
Quite. Wheat was introduced into the preseLt
limits Of the United Ststes contemporan eousjy
with The settlement Of he country by the EngS
lish and Dutch
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DURECREAMS YKUPS.-Chocolate Nee.
l. tar. Coffee, nc, &c. For our Soda we
claim n superiority, it having been pronounced
by conncisseurs so TO unrivaled in its general
character, combining an ice GOODNESS with the
finest favored syrups, of which fact we have full
evidence from the compliments which we arc
constantly receiving from our patrons.
WAKEFIELD s. HALL
jt9 Cor. Prince and Fairfax SITS
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Eue GaE POTOMAC RIyEE LANDINGS

THO rev s2d eonmodiors i-oa :. .g-e
siesrno- JOIN ". THOMPSON, =lsa1a9sa5aA
au!!. ESPECIALLY for tlia route, leaves the com
d THURSDAY and SATURDAY, st
O'clock u. "a, sud Alexandria 8! 7.3G g. IN;
returning, strives EVERY WEDNESDAY,
E&!DAY did SUNDAY. s! 6 o clock p.,n.
e;andf!. T!:h the ". G., V. Il. 6 &. S. p. +.
Go. and With tas ". t5 0. L. K. Co. Freight
received ior all pointa. North ard South,
handled with care and forwarded Yi.A prompt.
uess and dispatch.
Fer further Indignation = i Rs sgPlfy ,.s,.
Js lnoy's Whsrf,
Or a. tho o;iice OF tha coapsny, lnder the Ma.
tionai Metropolitan Bsnk, totI steel, OPPOSITE
Tie Treasury Department, Washington.
nih II SAMUEL BACON, President.
1879 Plant LINE. 1879
FOE NokFoLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TkSS MON ROE AND THE SOUTH,
STOPPING AT PKINCiPAL Ian DiNGS
ON POTOMAC RIVER.
ts:fsEf!Js'G TOY -H.vD NORFOLK
STE.7.HRO.sT CU.HE'N.Sl..
New. elegant and swift side wheel steamer
GEORGE LEARY,
(Capt. JOE WnlrE) leaves as follows:
FRoM WASHING'N FROM NORFOLK
AND a LEXA.
Every Monday, Wed. Every Tuesday. Thur.
nesday and Saturday, day and Sunday, At
1T 30 p. NJ. D, m,
Information as TO tickets, staterooms, rate OF
freight, connections, &C., will be cheeriully fur
nlshcd on application at the compsny's office,
foot OF SeVcnlh street wharf, Washington.
3. +. DODD, Agt Washington.
7. 3. HOOE, Agt Alexsndris.
Il. Ii. PLANT President. sd SIT
$50 ChXDE'S STEAM LINKS WEEK
IaA:ssG EY To
PHILADELPHIA. FALL RIVER, PROyI.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers leave Alerandris EVERY Tiles,
PAY md leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
URDAf.
This i?na connects al Alexandria with Tia O..
d. q IL. and " Il q. K. Rs. ana at Philadel.
phiA with Cydo's regular Steamships for Fall
Riyor. Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care.
free Of commissions.
No chsrye for transfer in PHILADELPHIA. and
wharfage In Boston. Quick tmo. Frouuent
departures. Through rates and through Bills
VI ladlng given. Insurance At the lowest rates,
Agents:
+. A. REED, Alexandris.
VIM. = CLYDE g. CO., Phlladelphia.
GEO: y. HYDE, GEORGETOWN, u. 6.
JOHNSON BROS. Washington.
Jan SIT
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STEAMERS.
GUNMER ARRAN GEMENT
STEINER .UETEFTT.

~ OF
STEAMER .M4TETIHO.
The steamer NATTANO, Captain WIN. Il.
BYLEs, leaves AleEsndris, from the foot of King
street. EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
THURSDAY, st S o'clock a. m for LAND.
iNGS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER; return.
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FSlDAY.
Freight received ST lowest rates and handled
with cara. For information apply to
j. BHODERS & CO.. Agt5., Alexa, Va.
q. t. JONkS, Agt, 9Th st. wifi, Wssh.
Connecting oyory Sunday with steamer SU K
Tor oil landings below Nomini Ferry. jo2
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FOR NEW IORE

The Al Steamships E. g. KNIGHT -.s..4s
a:!4 LO0E GIBSON lesve Inc cor- SIGa
paAT's Tharf, klexandris, EVERY MON
OAK MORNING, and New Yo.k, f.om uier
Il East Aiysr, EVERY SATURDAY 81 four
! o'clock ?. II.
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RAnRGAlaS IN HARDWARE, CUTIE
al, Alexandria, Vs.-The subscribers have on
hand very large stock OF goods in their line.
comprising general assortment, which TO re-
duee stock viii he sold st uncor monty low
P T sPec:s attention is called to lot Of
ana upwards; Good Door Locks with Knobs st
Jog cents each, and Hinges, Screws, Sc, in pro
portion; Shoe, busting, Scrubbing, Whi,ewssh
ana Horse Brushes At cost; Curry Combs Cd cls
per ooSeh, coed article; IL fact, any article we
season. No need to send ycur mone su' swav
from home. Call snd see it will cost nothing to
enquire at eo King street, on the corIor Of Roy
al, before making your purchases
JOHN T. CREIGHTON Sc SON.
y 10 Established in le47.
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RAILROADS.
lS7 9

1872 Is NJ, = GREAT 1879
10 TIE NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEST
s,,n DOUBLE TRACK.
oTkED RAILS, SPLENDID SCENETY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
June go. 1879.
TIM ORE s POTOMAC RA iipRt "A na ear.
=. nsr Of Sixth and B str ,ots, rs follows:
For philadephis, Now York snd tho Hast,
l:ao p. m, ta'ly, except Sunday. sri
itod k1press OF Pullman Parlor Cars ".SJ 4,
m daily, except Sunday. For Philsdelphi.
so M, except Sunday, and 80 y. m. daily,
Flo. Piltsburg andthe West 1t. so a. m & ally, wiz
Is,lor Cars to Pittsburg; 7,a0 p. m. daily
with Palace Car to Chicago
For Csnsndaigus and the North, 6 20 a. H..
except Sunday and 7.4O 2. II daily, except
Saturday, with Fsl@ce Ca- t" Cansndaigua.
For WstklEs, 1879 p. III. daily except San-
day.
For Baltimore, 6 ~. SIS, go and 1890 a. ID;
l.SO, 4lO. Al. $50. 7.i0 and 1915 D. m
On Sunday. 1880 a. m; $50, 7.4D and l0l5
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria 6. lis, 8, y, u and IL r. ia, ami
lib, q, AZ, S, 600, I, and 1l.30 p. N On
sunday at VA: M, and l.l5 and Jpn.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6 %
LID 500, COG, 10 and IL Ala, Am. 6, $40
and p. nj. snd II night.
on Sunday at $40 and 10 s.. H.. and 6 o. ,. I'll
| THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, via
Quantico and Richmond, will laaVe Alexsn,
dr's At 10 a. nj. daily and 80 y. M. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can bs procured 4
principal railroad ststons aud ticket o.coi
| Southeast. i. Z. FARMER,
Gen'l. Passenger AgahI
FRANZ THOMSON
| tJsuarc1 &unsue-
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CHANGE OF TIME.
OF ihG--
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

This company odars unrivalled facilities for
the transportation of freight and passengers,
and will run thSir steamers regularly IA fellows:
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UHLLlP 3. au0E,

NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.
We have opened At NO =: ROYAL, ST. An
Auction and Commission House.
We arc now roaly 10 rocniva I'LL kinds Of iner-
chandiso and household goods on con Il 5nrn ont
or purchase tho samo.
Wo think it may prove IN advantage to per
sons who have PRODUCE OF any description
10 send it to u.s. Located immediately oppoaita
the main entrance to tho Market on Royal ST.,
goods csn DO exposed every morning y. public
auction, whom Tho bnst prices may be oxpoctei
Prompt returns malo on sals
Porsons having FUENlTuH ic for salo will
Ind II TO their advantage to glro us n cs.!l
We will attend IN suctionsoring At public sales
Of property. and respectfully solicit Il share OF
public patronage. UNEAL q LUCAS.
as-Auction goods constantly on hand and Tor
$50. nov ii-.f
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Opening and Closing Ct fhe BALLS.

CLOSING.
Washington, d. G., North and Northeastern
nnlls l. III. and ID y. m.
Western mais 20 and S 10 .. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, % g..
m. and % and CO p. m.
South ard Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia, 90 "A. m. and . p. n.
Aexsndris to Lynchburg, vs., (wsy mails)
including through mails, no s, M and 90 p m
Gordonsvillo and Charlottesville, vs., 6 OU r..
70. and . % p. N.
Manassas Division . 0Ja H.
Alexandria to Round Hill, Va, 7 A. g. mi
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, Wis Washing
.on, II. g., s so a. m. and 10 and 6 % y. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 80 @. M
nd 10 p. NJ.
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg, Virginia.
Through mails) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, s 80 o. N.
Manassas Division 80 y. M
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va 3 sop M
Oilico Hours-Otlice opens 1t 8 81 q. H., and
closes at w p. IL.
Sunday Honrs-Olice opens st IS r. M, snd
closes al 80 q. m.
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yyss95e ANks ESfAa.

| MY II
| ~~ COAL
] sNe invite the attention Of dealers and con.
suners TO our large stock Of CAREFULLY
FkEPARED COAL of tho following varieties:
LYkEN'S VALLEY,
LORBEKRY and
SHAMOKIN RED ASH
WHITE ASH Gree burning and hardy o.
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut sizes.
Also GEOkGES GREER, CUMBERLAND
and kANAWHA SPL1NT, from West Va.
Making Coal specially, wo Sim to keep only
The HIGHEST GRADES. and having two large
Storage Yards. each variety is kept separate
and is especially prepared for family use
Yards Ioored, and ell Coal sent out WE'LL
SCREENED AND FEEE FROM lMPURl-
TIES.
Dealers, families. public institutions and man
ufactoties supplied At lowest market rato--pcr
ton OF 2a0 !bs. Il. j. MEHAFFEY & co,
lab Wharf and Yards fool Of Quenn ST.
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1S-WiDE AWAKE! New SPRING Styles
Boots AND SHOES. Tho largest best selectsd,
and cheapest stock Of boots snd Shoes ever oFrr-
Cd in this market.
Every man ought TO consider whore no can
get the most vauo for his money A penny
saved, is penny earned. All we ask our friends
and patrons is to favor Zig with q call, and con-
vince themselves OF the fact that We can meet
tho demands Of all.
We are resolved TO sell our goods Il: So small
profit that tho poeplo must buy.
Thereby enabling us 10 keep oar stock always
sessonable
A failure TO examine our stock 10 An opportu-
nifty lost.
We can mako j! 20 your inter esl to trade with
us.
Our goods are boug bit from irst haads-sayng
double profit and giving our CUSTOMERS the
benefit.
Country merchants will ind TO their sdyan-
tsge TO examine our stock iruIn which equally
good selections can be made ut prices that will
compare fsyorsby with those of tho northern
cities.
Ladies' Pebble Goat Button Boots, 81 rs TO 3 90
French Kid l rs to 4 80
- Lasting Foxod " l25 to 3 10
:. :. Polish 1t 90 to 2 GO
u Is 10 81
Slippers IN great variety Is to 2 90
Mems Calf Boots 80 TO OO
81 Coarse SHOES (Solid) 30 TO go
Fine Calf " All Prices
Misses Boots 100 to l 30
Childrens Boots 10 10 6G
w. B. WApDEY.
No. 10 King Street,
Aleyandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-02

SPECIAL NoTlCE.-To the ladies': We have
now 10 siCre large stock Of Ladies', Meu's
aud Chlldrens' Low Quarter Shoes, suitable
Tor TIE present season. These goods are beau
tiiul. handsome sad durable, aud will be sold
ut suc'i prices as cannot fail to please. All 10
want will please Cal! and examine for themselves
at ITO King street. ". i. WADDEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-02
JOB PRINTING

We have An cytcrslve and varied ssaortmr,
Of all tho latest STYLES OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-02

EHOOTH and NAIL BRUSHES, of the bcst
Il French and English makes; Luoin's, Cou.
dray's, and Low. Son u Rsydon's Toilet Pow
der Powder Puff, Puff Boxes, Pocket Flssks
snd other Toilet Articles.
~ IL l.. STABLER s. co,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-02

NEW DRESS GOODS. -Balmoral Skirts and
WalcrpEOofs just opened at
|. EICHBERG's,
IN Successor to S!symaker Co.