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McCords Collie Mixture.
For Horses- Wplcs and Cattle

The undersigned have been appointed sole
agents for the sale collie MIN
TCItE,'an infaliibic %curc.for collie in horses
mules or cattle. This preparation was pat
tented juno 81, lSGD, and In the short time
which has elapsed since has attained a rcpu-
tatiOn u~ncuunicd by any patented medicine
on the globe. We have In our possession tcS-
timoniias from numerous persons who have
used IL:
have had two occasions to use McCords
The success I'm curing was apparently magic
nj. 1t is administered without trouble or de-
lay, Is speedy in action, and think is so val
uablc that every person who manages horses
or mules should kccd II ut hand.
ID. l.. WARDLAW.
ISaw Mr.. McCOrd use his medicine on q
marc tina had been travelling, and WAS SEW
ell with crarnp collie. The animal was drop
ping down t. cIucntly and in great pain. In
Il short time after the medicine was Givcn-in
ten minutes. ut the flrtlrSt,-thc animal was
rnsi.r. and in an hour | saw the animal har,
messed and driven OF. and learned SubSc-
qucnt!y she performed the journey and had
no more collie.
THOMAS THOMSON.
have had one occasion To use Mccnrd's
Collie Mixture. 1t was very effective and |
think Is an excellent medicine.
For Sale ut Abbcv!llc by
VI. r. PENNEY.
DIR. j.. PARKER.
For sale by T. Ratrr. LOwndcsvillc,
DR.. f.. III. Ed wards, Due West.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Rules and Regulations for the Bet
ter Conducting Of the Free Pubic
School Spstcm in Abbevlllc County
during tho Year 1879.

/. The public schools for wllito pupils
and colorcd pupils respectively shall not
be nearer each other than four miles.
Proridcl, that where there arc already
established separate schools for males and
females, in such case or cases the Schoo!
Trustees may continue the same as pub
lie schools. Provided further, that where
there are school houses nearer than four
miles which in the judsmcntof tho Trus-
tees would subscrvc the public good if
used as public schools, in such case or
cases, the Trustees may place tho schools
nearer each other than four miles, but
not ncarc-tIlnn two miles.
.. The public schools for the current
wear shall he continued at least six
months. consecutive or otherwise.
3. Teachers in public schools shall be
required to teach i'll The school days III
each calendar month, and to teach not less
than six hours in each day exclusive Of
the dinner hour.
!. The minimum number of pnpils
that Shall cntitlc a teacher to diaw full
nav shall be fifteen. In cases where the
number falls short OF the minimum, the
Trustees shall apportion a per capita
share.
;. The maximum pay Of teachers III
rnblic schools according to grade of Ger
:~ti!icatc shall not exceed for
Ie.4 I1a1, F1,t,s,. fttrN dollars nor
Month.
Second Gradc.-Twcnly-four dollars
per month.
Third GraGc.-Sixtccn dollars per
month.
6. Pupils transferred from n school
dis:::r: to another shall be paid for by tho
school fund OF the district from which
they were transferred, per capita accord
ing!o the number Of pupils in the school
they attend.
I. The public schools shall open on the
first Monday in February, 1879.
s. Teachers in such schools as may have
begun their session prior to the first Mon
day in February and have received pupils
On the pnhIic school foundation, shall be
permitted to reckon time backward so rs
to receive full pay for six months.
9, Each teacher shall he required to en-
ter into a contract signed by himself and
all or a majority of tho Trustee of his
school district, and no pay certificates
shall be approved unless such contract is
made.
10. The school Trustees of the respect
i've school districts shall hold q meeting
ut least seven days before the opening q
tic public schools, ut which they shall,
PLACE and designate abe schools and ap'
rmint the teachers.
II. Tie foregoing rules and regulations
are subject to correction and change al
the discretion Of the County Board of EN-
aniucrs.
II. \ copy Of the foregoing rules an(
regulations shall be furnished to Gael
School Trustees and each public schoo
teacher, and published III the County
papers.
By order of the County Board, Tho
School Trustees Of the County, in Con
y@cnticn assembled coNcurring.
T.. CRAWFORD,
T.. w. WHITE,
W. c. BENET,
County Board of Examiners.
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sources of streams. because they flourish and
grow hclter in cooler water and are frcCr from
the attacks of destructive fish.
SIt every State has Il duty to perform.
I'll st. fish are. for food, cheaper and better
than hog meat. We must open OR rivers.
Thee. young fish will go down next year. and
in succeeding ones Will rctIrn.tl we open our
streams and cleanse them. Ihc rc>luunll Ol
the "aS works and taEncricS must be riilrr
kept out Or ~clCanSch by c.Etl before" IT Is allow
rl 10 run into The rivers. Til" statutes must
lr enforced and nS!lways mad" in every dam.
and not les important. wc must have u "cinSc
time" three days cat of every week, and.
better, for five years to come. fonr days oul oil
seven in wIIic! no trHp, net or obstruction
shall he allowed These m""il$ arc simple,
hey are cheap. ANA they are rflicHcinns. We
have as u state aligned ourselves Oh thi$ sub
ice, hv anuointiIg xraioi and able man,
Colonel Eut!cr. al Aiken. FISH Commissioner
We hope iic Colonel vii! give Il large cni,-
S,rEc,iun t. his powers, :ini! sec that every
,lar: is crossed and every foul yard clr;inSCL
before il j. rIni.t!rd into Inc waller. IL NOT
ANDY th,. law. Let every citizen rclllH" that
His i f:01 for the country. The idi"r vino
iuir>iS he banks OF the stream illegally !!ii'>l
-" Indicted. Those who own land bordering
the var!ou rivers and creeks should he iinSi
caIriHl 10 SHr the laws enforced Unon The
dams. Cleanse IN" waters. ti"Sr III" streams
rs The law directs. 81 ilaAy days per week.
rn"u the Commissioners will pini:t fish q! al
fia.iS IN every stream Of ,hc state, ANA lie
day j. not distant when every family can
llu"r :ish II they d,~i:" il when WE can nave
fool ".lr.irr and better tsHn W" no" li;'T'..;
il.i>, then. !aH r:;r,.ii"t! matter. ANA ~ MS All
uuiir iu ai,! The .;Iiir. l"@i!hE that "c an our
selves and OF: lOs."ri.N.
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King OF Al Machines.

E:IitrTs Press UNd BGarcI':
take this mciilwl for the bcnG"t OF III! IL.
tended purchasers OF Il SEWN" Machine That
/ have had an experience Of twenty years in
repairing and have used i'll my family. the
Singer, American. Wilson and al;'ry others
and | am now using tir HhiIe. which has
proven far superior 20 amy. Is 10 its tapaf1-
ty, Power. Simplicity, l'uraiiii!y, easy ard
rApi,. motion il hes 40 equal. II Is So sirhr!,
in construction that ANY u!!r chat c.:n use
tools cln rcirir il. My wife says that She
wo..!I not take tioub!c the cost II she cui!.d
not replace one o. the same. IN fact can
truly say the White MarIiin" is KING of all
machines, JOHN l..
I.uwnlrSvilir. s. &.
February la
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DitchinE the Greeks.

We notice our ncighbor Of the Nh1cf"-
Sic Guardian is now SAYING but littlcup-
on the subject which Interests Ninety
Six more than any other, the di;chiES Of
the creeks. The talk of nov railroads
may be very agreeable, but il is not hair
so important as the ditcling business.
IT the Guardian can stimulate the pconl"
to the performance of this public duty.
that paper will have accomplished an in
estimable good for that community. The
bitches are of first importance. Neglect
the cleaning OF the creeks and untold
loss will be experienced by the commu-
nifty, and great suffering may hc"ndurcd
by many of her citizens, even,if they do
not lose their lives. The Town Connrii
and the citizens have the prosperity Of
the town and the lives of individuals in
their hands and it remains to he seen
how they will discharge their duty III
the premises. Now is lifetime to 90 Tic
xror1y
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Sion 1t.

We think it about time that joke about
the Governors misfortune had stopped.
It's a breach of good Manners to refer
jokingly to the serious loss Of any one.
A gentleman once said to his son, ''ii
there Isl boy at school with a club foot.
never let him know that you saw 1t.
Iet us hear no more OF "lcgsa and brains"
in the Senate. Such jokes offend rciln-
ed sensibilities.
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Fish Culture,

We ask attention to the article in
another column on this subject written,
we presume, by Representative Rice for
the Ninety-Sir Guardian. We are in
sympathy with this important move
ment and hope that the writer may sec
his most sanguine hopes realized. Read
the article
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They are Gone.

The Teller Congressional Investigating
Committee suddenly left Charleston ono
edayl list week, after grinding grist for 4
weekSf1he outrage mill. Buttcr-milk
= Wallace, the Immaculate Mackcv, and
Sore Head Campbell are tollcd off to
Washington to add their testimony.
Why is this?
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JUDGE Cook came to town last owning
on business with the Court. Hc is still OF
opinion that tho Democrciic Legislature
failed to treat him right in Withholding
his paw for services rendered the State
while holding the office Of Judge. In
this opinion VIC fully concur. The
State Of South Carolina should pay her
Judges, even if she does not Pay her
fraudulent bonds. The Judge is so con-
facnt that the next session Of the Gene
raj Assembly will make an appropriate
ton to pay her Judges that he would
not now discount his claim to the amount
of one cent.
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Willis Ware Not Qu;;ty-rEictocy fer
Young Lawyer.

Ia the cas-" ~ III" $~iai""-#inSt Willis War"
Indicted for Rape. David Mriill. ESl" M:
iu,>, hn"d>nm"iN in This hiS"iirSt appearing"
at tn" hrr." His success IN winning :" dii'i-
ru!i II case. cave gratifying cNidcrr' ~, MS
friends "f his fuirr" prr,li>" 10 c'l'!llli'
iIi< i;l,l Share to ia" former rcH,iihii"i 81 il''
Lar. Tine Solicitor waS unusually in?cih!" in
his reply. Jury retire! inr Il Snort while,
49, ~. nLtLu IL ,.nrlir. IL md, ,rlLllN-
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True BIS.

Grand Jury returned true bills in each OF
III" following cl*"'.
The $;,l;r against ANDERSON Perry, Arson.
!lc Stat, a:#iEst ON MardlaW-ll"rSc
stealing.
Ti,"%;atc against Charles l!u".Cy-larc"ny
ti".!.
TL. STATE against lin Mcti"r"- Burglary.
%hc state :t@ain>' Nd Miiicr-E"r&ihrT:,
~. STATE a-aiuSt Henry .~Andcr>On-Hog
stealing. v-...
The ;Si&tc against Lewis Duncan and Watt
viii .imS-i:rc'nE.
inc State ~a.Hii*: john j.. H:"Wn!cr-M"r
,tr-.
John ;~Iiiriir.l Indicted for burglary ana
s:au,i !#rcrmy-i!ci gGi!i%.
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We arc glad 10 learn :ha! Tie opposing ole
mCnL is fast hvcOnIinr "c.iiII;iEcl' 10 IN"
stock law in .ihlmvil;c. when Ahi"vil!c
gives in her cyprricnc" with ~ icnrrS after =
trial, VIC may look fUr tine law to become Il
unanimous !hiug in !hc uI;.cnunty. It's sur
cr&>luI operation !n anderson has done mitch
70 wirc away opposition To th!> onward march
of civilization and pro2rt%S.-GrcGnriEc .NcrS.
Mo::E SOUTH CAHnL!:A SrUnEHTS.-TiIc
(.IrcnriNr .N"1rx says: "tl":c are tilirty-&iX
students from South Carolina at davidson
college, North Carolina. This Is rs II should
he. davidson COLLEGE is AT our very doors, i
prc--;niHcnilT Il southern institution, and
offers educational advantages surpassed by
none Of the Iuurc distant colleges OF tic
North"
!. may be added in this connection that
there is another educational institution il
Mrrklcnbur% county which draws largely OF
lis support from south Carolina. Daring srr-
rral sessions of The Carolina Military lI*ii-
tutc, ~ majority OF the students on thc rolls
were FROM South Enrolinn, ana now the pro-
portion is large, In" number being almost as
large as the representation at Davidson.
Both deserve all the patronage they receive
and much morc.-( HErlcHc Observer.
Governor Simpson IS abScn: on a riSi. 10
I.aurc!IS. lie Is preparing 20 move his ilm:-
ly tn Columhil mcXt week. They will reside
in The Governors mansion on Arsenal Hi,
now USED as Il hotel.
Gcn. Grant aid his party have reached Al
v,,,t,
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,yacHson Hall N the Tails.

In the cas- of The state against .!H"is"l
lI,II inijr:rl inrhrr.iary anl "Taul larceny.
HIrSSrs. Eurt & CrI ylUu for The Hr!"!Cc. i.Nl-
rpnciilrl. when rniiri HIi"HTnrd 10 10
O'Clock ih!> morning. when The case VIII be
argued before III" jury.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Examinations Of Candidates

IsJUI;RFhS the examination on the 18th
w and 10th OF January failed To supply :,
sufficient uImbcr Of teachers for tho public
schools in .Abbcvil.c County, and whereas
several District Boards have made application
for additional teachers;
1t is hereby ordered that q second cXainlna-
ton of Candidates take place In the school
commissioners Office OH Friday eth Fcbru-
airy.
Both white and col0rctl candidates will be
examined on the same day.
y different set of examination questions
will he submitted 10 the candidates..
Those who attained certificates At the regu-
lar examination are not eligible for the Sec
Onu examination.
Each candidate must come provided with
pen, Ink and Il quarter qnirc of loulscap PHI
per.
The examination will begin ut 10 q. IN. and
close at3 p. Ill.
D. CRAWFORD,
w. .. BENIiT,
l.. W. WHITE,
County Board OF Examiners.
Januaro %, 1870, q.
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SYMPTOMS Of a DiscasedLiver.

Symptoms Of 4 Diseased Liver.
Dam in the right side, under the
l edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss Of appe-
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen.
cral arc c~ostivc, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally a considerable loss of men,
DRY, accompanied with a painful sen
sation of having left undone some
thing which ought to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of a prickly ems
ton of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that sxer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he a scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them cx-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
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I lie Schools.

Editors Press Oni RiN1cr:
Allow inc To *ay. that. in The article Of my
friend -. i. II. in your La. i:-nr. some Of ti'
were well taken. However from !!c
Tenor OF his article | am airre!icnsivc tina;
his motive WAS less Cor the public veal t;"uI
Of self. When ! prove recrcAnt Ia
my trust. | hUIc NAT ti:e Beard OF I.N:;ini-
nerS will EcTfurI:l n' If duty in rs!nuviH. me-.
permitting me ut the S;llnc time TO Su%""S;
my friend q. I. H., ~ Tie prefer one 10 i'c
lny successor. Respectfully,
Joins \. ROBINSON,
Chairman Eoard Trustees, school District,
NulnDcr >,
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nlCAIIDS

- NJ. HADDON & CO., have now in store.
IL, the STEWART SINGER. KEMlNG-
TON AND WEED MACHINES, at lower
prices than a tirst-class Machine was ever
offered In this market. Save 20 per cent by
buying you machines, needles, attachments
nd OF from II. NJ. HADDON d co,
Ilac 4 1873
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VIM. T. milford, Plaintiff, I In the Court Of
against .,t,o
John ". Elllson, Trial Justice.
tony fer Money D~emand-Cohh-
plGint not served.

To j.. ". Ellison, Abscnt Defendant:
TAKE NOTICE-That q copy Of the COM
plaint herein has been fled this day In the
office of II. G.. Hardness, Trial Justice for said
County.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Franklin, deceased.
Petition for settlement and Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that j. j. Cooper
n and W. i. Smith, administration Of the
estate of DrucilIa Franklin, deceased, have
%arIIic! tn this court for a discharge from
the said ahminiS:ratnr>iiip.
1t Is ordered that the 9TH of March be fixed
rs tn" day Tor the settlement Of tic estate
and discharge of administrators. All per
sons having claims %a=ains' the estate which
have not been paid by the administrators
will present them uu that day.
IL. 81 j. FULLER LYON,
j. Pro. \. Z.
Feb. 4, 1879.
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THE firm Of Mcneil & Elmorc TaS dissol-
we'd ON September the LIST lE7S. All per
sons indebted will make payment ny lst Of
January next, as the business must he closed
hy il.at date, or thu strong arms Of the law
vii. j." rcsO!trd Ia. The il.m name will 1T
used only III settling.
ALEXANDER MrNEILL,
STEPHEN E:;.MOltE.
Get ~. 1873. 3ms
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AGUE AND FEVER

DIR. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the lid,
with The impression DIR. McLANE's Liver
PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear
the signatures of c. McLANE and FLEMING
Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the, genuine DR.. C..
McLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by Elem.
ing Bros, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full Of limitations of the name McLG7eey
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
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Court Of General Sessions.

Tho Court of Gcncral sessions for this conn
~ convened last Monday morning. His Hon
ar JUDI" FI;tsrr presiding. Clerk Icirlcr
called the roll OF the grand jurors, every one
IF whom promptly answered To- his name
w:lcn tlvy wee $w"an in, rs fellows;
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For sale by r. Baker. LOwndcsvil.c,
DR.. T.. III. E.d war,iS. Due West.
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Dec %, 1873, tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-11
.E5 ASuiNGTUi & nHlG nhiit>.'
WINTER AHKAN::EMNNT. 4


Beginning Oct. !. lHTS.
TLe NJ ALL TRAIN wi!i le.va Waah!n&t"t
n. 20 \. III. and Ale1andria i: - u. ~. dal!y.
except Sunday; pass LssabUrg, g"ny wssi-
ward ~ Ii ~ y. NJ, sni arrive L! !.ou!,d 't;h
II Y Ii. Leave Round uil! Vt l44:iD .. ~. pnSs
i.ossburg, going :astward. 81 | IL p,a., MI: ",
7iso at Aloxaadra ii 3:l5 :. ~, sH.'
Washington 33D ). a.
The ACCOM- ATlOH TEAM Will
leave Washington n ~ y. El., and AieAsEdrls
1t 2j p. IN. daily, except Sunday, aad arEive
ut Leesburg 1T 6 40 p. III. Leave LoesHurg ~
L co g. m. and arrive st Alexandria NJ Is n. N.
and Washin gton at 50 II. n.
~ Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio carg st tae Haitiln"ra
u Potomac Railroad station Rt9 lLs II. nnd 4 u
p.m., and 90 through without change oi ~. r.
The 9.05 Am. trsin from AlezsnGrls anhii.@
y. 10. train from Ro"nd Hill connect 1t i!ount
Hill with Harris Daily Limo OF Gasch:.
for Snickersville: Berryvillo end Winchester;
Also with Roamer o Line Of Cosches, which la;.r'
Laesburg dsily FOX Aldie snd MiGdleburg.
Both trains, westward make close conneeti"i's
at Vienna, with Eisson's Line q Stages ioT FAIR
tax Court House.
Communication i!cGcts, i eEa. Fscs 'ssf'f
aenual ticke'ss SEQ u.yss.x
III General Ticke! AS""..
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FOX EDkFOl.E.

rne elegant, new ana GuI'stnn.la! .ty-"- h
Iron steamer LADY or TuG LAX II az
lasras The compsny's wharf, Washington, EY-
EKY MONDAY, WEDN H3DAY sud FRI-
DAY, 81 Eve O clock p. m., md A!o2sndrin at
80 y. m returning, lpaves NorlnIk EVERY
TUESDAY, TmUESDAY and SATURDAY,
o. j o'clock y. m. G'hiO line CONNECTS f. Ncr-
folk with tho 5:.ps O: tho Merchants &nd Mi
ners Transportation CoEpsny for B"s!';n and
route To those cites ard their ccr,rcLiona
Throughout Now Enslsa.!. F=ret" No.C":E II :;
round t7ip 81 -. 1ickots good for thirty anya.
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Gnil, Southwark. coanec.s a! Gordon;viiln
with Ches. y Ohio 4. H.. East and West AT
Lrnchhurg. connects with Atlantic. Mis-. i
ohio K. Is, through SouLhwc Virginia, TO
Nashville, Now Orleans, Memphis Little Rock
.nI Texas and At Danri.le with edmond &
Uon.i!lo K l., 10 South and Southwest
hArress Southwark connects n. Snrdorsrii,
- aii puluts East and Wes1 OH Ches. & Ohio K.
N .ad at Danvile with Richmond & Dauvii!r
4. Il for tho Carolina', Georgis, FIorila and
Vi. Atlanta to New Orleans
For MANASSAS lin f leave Washington
% II. NJ. snd Aoxandris .2ia m. daily,
except Sunday, srriye at SLrasharg 81 Il - y NJ,
connecting with tne Valley HOad HSst GnL
West Leave Strsshurg :: 10 p. ~ arriving u,
A!e1andra at 50 p. II.
For hitdlsburg daily connection n! Plains
station
For Upperrilc, regular cohnnctl,n a. neln.
lisua
For WAHRENTON, laavr Washng,"n sl
~ \. N. daily
AL trains make good connections. h! Wa4h.
,ngtOn, to and from North and We,..
Now Orleans sleeper losves Washington al
10 =. r., running through without chanS.
connecting with through Sleeper - rio!i-
Excursion tickets u .lscSsOEviiin, Flo:Ilt
good ~ May l5th, 1879. "a. vsry low r.!'.
cnrough tickets sold at tae lowest ra;as
NH "a j. N. iHOADuS, 4. i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-11
STEAMERS,
1879 PLANT hiSE. ! $40

10 - 4 - ~
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,, For
TRSS MONROE AND THE S0OTH.
STOPPING AT PRINCIPAL LANDlHG@
ON POTOMAC RIVER.
UISHEyvG ron. .9.vIp .T.ORP0LE
STEI.nBOHT CAHI.4.Ni.
Now, elegan! and swift sde wheel steamer
GEORGE LEA-RY,
(Cspt. JOE Wu1TE) leaves rs follows:
FROM WASHING'N FROM NORFOLK.
AND ALEXA.
Every Monday, Wed. Every Tuesday, Thurs:
Eesdsy and Saturday day aad Sunday, 81 .
nj S p. M. p. m.
information IS to tickets, ststorooms. rata ci
freight, connections. &C., will bo cheeriuly fur
nshet on application at the company's ctlco.
foot Of Seventh street wharf Washington.
3. F. DODD, Agt. Washington
Z. L. HOOE, Agt Alexsndfia
&. II. PLANT, President sn 6-t!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-11
FOX SW YORK

Che Al Steamships Z. e. kNiGET z7:>s.s.
end JOHN GIBSON leave the CON- sslsssssse! 81
psny's wharf Alexsndris, EVERY MON
bay MORNING, sud New York, from pier
Al East Rivor, EVERY SATURDAY al four
o'clock J.. nj