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Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-26
THE NEW DOMINION.
Killed by a Base Ball.

ST. JOHN, N. B., Aug 25.-John Elliot, fifteen years of age, while playing base ball here yesterday, struck in the neck by the ball and killed instantly
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-26
To the Benefit of the Public

HEREBY take this method of expressing my grat-
 State street. this city for paying to-day the death
 loss my wife's policy, No. 10214, (having made on
 y nine weekly payments in full within 24 hours af- | ter the notice of her death to the Company. PAUL DANER 159 Grand Street. .1-o,,, IIo1,a,, A-cr o5 1QoO al26 lt*
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-26
RO0Ms no RENT.
FOR c ATE

kAzA NICE suite of Rooms, separate meter and kssiid door also nice single Rooms, will be rented sasll furnished or unfurnished cheap. Inquire at
 sIi26 1tH lOI CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-26

The unparalleled success of Spring and Summer trade has enabled to wind up the season by gen era1 cutting in fact giving the balance of our Spring and Summer Dress Goods for mere nominal prioe The reduction will be so great that want the people of New Haven County not to for get that MoGrAil & shanley giving the greatest bargains offered in this State. This sale will commence on MONDAY, July 12, and will continue until Inventory time in August We shall offer the following goods at half what they cost us 5oc the dollar,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-26
MARINE LIST.
SAA EE
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

l ARRIVED-AJGUST
 Sch Anthea Godfrey, Price, Richmond, lumber tc English & Holt. .
 Sch Jlo, overton, New York, pig iron to N Y, N H & H R.
 Sch Amelia, Parker, New York, bridge to H & R.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-26
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. 4 FURIOUS STORM. :. New York Swept by a
 Gale. GREAT DAMAGE TO PROPERTY. Several Deaths by Lightning and
 Drowning.
  GENERAL ROBERTS RELIEF COLUMN. No Serious Opposition to it's Ad-
 vance.
NEW YORK.

The Storm-Damage to Property and
 Shfpping-A Man Struck by Lightning
 Six Men Drowned. a
 NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The hottest weather of the month began to-day. The thermome- ter stood 740 from early hour in the morn ing until after nine o'clock, and then there was steady increase in the temperature un- til S4o was reached at noon, but during the afternoon heavy rain storm passed over the city, lasting about two hours, and the air be- came cleared and the atmosphere less op- pressive. The wind at one time attained A velocity of twenty miles an hour At three o'clock the temperature showed s70
 NEW YORK, August 25.-The storm to-day, which was accompanied by terrific wind, did much damage to trees and property in the upper part of the city, and one man was struck by the lightning and killed. The gale on the coast was terrific, and it is feared many vessels have foundered. The storm sprung up suddenly, and gave vessels but lit tie chance to seek harbor. The yacht Dolly was capsized in Rocky inlet during the gale and six men on board were drowned One man was saved. The yacht belonged in this city. and was in command of Captain Fred erick Baker.
 Loss OH n Er1$at1ne-A captain and Two
 Seamen Drowned.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The steamship City of Alexandria, of the Alexandre line, which arrived at this port from Havana to-day, had on board Captain Eli T. Larsen, mate, and five seamen of the Norwegian brigantine Hdino, lost on the Alacranes in heavy east southeast gale on the 18th instant. All were saved and arrived at Progreso on the 18th in two of their boats. The vessel was broken up and was a total loss. She was bound from Campeche for Falmouth with logwood
 Captain Deakin, of the Alexandria, also makes the following report:
 of Frontera, August 13, spoke bark Lis bon (of Bath, Me.,) just arrived; all we'll The same day the first mate of bark Con- strand, (Nor., ) which arrived the day before, reported that in the morning the captain, with the second officer and two seamen, at tempted to cross the bar in a boat which was capsized and all lost except the mate, who swan out to sea and was picked up by the ships boat sent out for him.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-26
New Haven, Aug. 25, 1880.
EOR SALE

.Ef@ THE Homestead of the late Charles Hurd,
 AEsss Cheshire, Conn., Lot 115 feet front 274 feet &EI deep Two-story dwelling, within minutes walk depot, public school and post office. Within 15 minutes walk of Episcopal academy and Cheshire Center We'll supplied with fruit. Will be sold req sonable. Apply to F. HURD, care W. x w. Mfg Co, Bridgeport, Conn.,, or to T. B. IVES, West Cheshire
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-26
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NOTICE

NOTICE To Citizens Claiming Exemption from Military Duty and Military Tax for 1880.
 A TRENTON is called to the following section of "A the Surgeon Generals orders: Order No. 6:
 II. All persons between Is and 45 years of age de- string exemption from military duty and commuta- ton tax by reason of mental physical disability must report to of the Post Surgeons for tion, and if found exempt will be furnished with a certificate of exemption, to be filed by them with the Seectmen of the town where they liable to enroll ment Those who were exempted by Post Surgeons in 1878 and 1879 and the disability chased perA nent will not be required to be examined again ordered by the Surgeon General The dates for nations follows July IA, 21 and 2S, August 4, Il, Is and 25, from 2 to p. m. Persons not filing their certificates of exemption with the Selecen be- fore the first day of September will be debarred from exemption for the year.
 Dr. w. R. Bartlett, the Post Surgeon for New Ha- ven, Office No. 157 Church street will examine those claiming exemption ANY DAY DURING THE PRES ENT MONTH between the hours of to 10 q. n1., to and to p. m., free of charge and the examination must be made before September l, 1880. This matter must be attended to without delay
 JAMES REYNOLDS,
 Selectman and Town Agent. New Haven, August ', 1sSO au1O If
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-26
Grapes. &c.
Berkele X Curtiss',

you want nice Concord Delaware Grapes, E Green Gage, German Prune Pluns, Golden Sweet Apples Peaches, Watermelons nice Oranges, Pickled Lambs Tongues call daily at
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-26
CIDER MILLS!
 CIDER MILLS!

After a long experience we can recommend Hutch insOn's Family Mills as the best in market for making small quantities of cider.
 The Excelsior, Jr. and Union NEiIEs are both eNceI- lent machines with capacf- ties ranging from a few gaE- lOsls tO several barrels per day.
 Casf-ErOn Apple Grinders have been in use for years and make the best statiOn- ary Cider Mills.
 Cast and Wrought Iron Solid Cider Press Screws. lssFgest. best and strongest.
 Cider, Wine and Lard Presses i'm several sizes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1890
AUCTION SALEs.
BY Green Il Wise, Auctioueers.

Wy VIRTUE Of A DEED OF THUsT
x H. executed By alexander Hunter, recorded
10 lloer a. No 4. age 4sO land records Of
6iexsndra a county. Va, TO secure unto William
~. Altchel the payment Of So, SI6 s. with siY
per cent Interest troul the 4lh day of Nobember,
1911, which s.id deed and Indebtedness have
oeen assigned and transferred to james r. Car
III, Inc unde siaGed, will as trustee therein
nam nan cd, on THURSDAY, the 9Th day of NAV,
looo. at IL o'clcck m expose to sale at public
AUCTION, IN front Of the Market House BUILDING
on Fairfax street, Alexsndris, Virginia, thu fol.
loving described property:
6 EEHTAlN TRACT OF LAND, contain
ing 2so scres, mora or less situste ard lying in
EEleIsndrla = equity, Viry on the west side of
tne Washington and AIeKahdrs Turnuils and
ooundet hs follows: un the nos tn and west bv
Inc In a. of q II : dGi,cn, Oh tho south hy the
Ai.1anCfIs Canal. aid on tie ess. by the Ola
M'!l!sfy rosd, being as.t Of TIE abingdon
tract
The debt aforesaid is subject to e cre1iL Of
2i25 as Of March l9;h. ;S77
terms OF Sal .: Enough in cash to usy the
"oss ot sale and the aCcfued interest % the debt
hnu ior the rcslCu9 OF the purchase money on Il
afedIt OF one. two and three years, with interest
rom the day Of sale; the bonds of the purchaser
10 Dc given for tha deferred iustsl ments and
me title retained until they a-e uad
sI3-tS & w. WATTLKS. Trustae
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TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of deei of
"A trust from Eveine Hopper, dated lhe 14lh
dsy of May. 1861, and recorded in liber No 2
psge 36l, land records of Alexsndris city, Va.
the Undersigned, trustse. therein named, and by
direction ef the beneficiary in said trust will
sell! for cash. TO the highest bidder, on SATUR.
DAY, the 9Th day CT May, 1850, at Il o'clock
m.. IN front cf the Market House, on Fairfax
street. the property conveyed by said trust be-
ing a LOT or GROUND improved by COM
modious FRAME DWELLING. situated on
Duke street, in the city of Alexandria, and
bounded as follows: Beginning on the south
side of Duke street 20 leet west of point mid
running west on Luxe street ~ feet; ther CO
scu.h ard parallel with Alfred street 8S feet to
IL feet alley: thence east and parallel WITH Duke
street 20 feet; thence north and parallel with AL.
fred street TO the beginning.
sv26-ts S.F. REACH, Trustee,
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By Green s. Wise. Auctioneers.
Public Sale Of the Pioneer Mills,

IN TBE CITY OFALEXANDHIA, VA.
We will offer for sale ct public auction on
THURSDAY, tho 9Th day OF May 1880 at 5
O'CLOCK p. m., on The premiscs, the valuable pro-
pertv known rs THE P]uNEEk MILLS, To-.
csted in said city, at the foot Of Duke street. End
Immediately on the water front of Potomac
river, With wharf and SIMPLE depth Of water for
the largest vessels and the advantage OF one uf
the lest wheat snd corn markets in the country.
The building is of the best and m S! sub
stAntial ~ be found; is built OF brick, with
splendld granite touudaLicn; four stor'"- hi. b,
with attic covered Tit1 slate; !s ;tU4eO lceL !;
enpine Esd bCier house l4Ux2O Zee Gss IL pairs
o. a. feet burr Capacity u COO bb!5 Ger "a h"u!s;
elevator l>Ad feet 10 1T and 2ud stJr.es gaIr ol
engines and sia boilers; boiling machiae1y and
ge-riu9
The building is on ground leas' irom the
city Il" city taIrs o. the property or or this
Capital Invested IN Lbs bu.lG.:s of u:Guufactu--
lnK, end ws Ihirk lh. if app!ic.t ton oe made 70
the City Council nc ground rent WI! bs remit.
I'D To ths purchaser Tor .ho ntst ter Ye.Gs IF
.ctIve operation.
the ,l!s are open for in: pection 10 aIy par
ties wishing to Examine The property.
Terms Of Sale: C.siI pre;rrreJ, th"hg't :. 'es-
sonatle cash BOY IL eut Nd 30 received * iirrc
OF sse, and the residue in IL, Is, snc 81 months.
equal pay uieIlS, with Interest, and deed oftfust
Oh tn" premises. GEEEN 81 WISE.
R;'rl3 -sOtS for tha 0Wuers
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ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE "A remark .bs IT,
>af C, OF nLiclal iteligef % WAS report, to U,
rs cgcurcg ia this couLty las: week. Mr.
Cuoral k9wuo!ar, who hg.s with his mother at
'Duub bca b., Vas awakened ABOUT cook at
light BY "a uuusuai c G..uoiioa aat nogaiGz
oi tho hosa's tc tho oaruyarl
Turowas up lis room wiudos ao4 Jookius
ont hn ut5et2cd tH-t The hvrsts 81, mud gGaat-
/ excited, sbd prcsepty foe mare b..
ioDSlag 10 Mr.. ko~us!at-sHe having probably
heard the raisinS oil the wludow-dashed from
be haruysrd trough taa cate 10 the house,
, AMI at'er neghiog several trmes ia aarm un-
DER hs alndow ran back TO the harn. Mr.
r. has l'y dr. sscd himself sod went TO the osru
to sec Hha: was wrong. When be reached il he
found the barn door open, and his mare partly
fallen thrCus hole in the barn aoor. The
nlsro Wss e1trlcsttd from her precarlcus situs.
ton. whan il was ditc )verei that the mars's colt
had lien through tue same hole TO the Stable
below. Ghis accounted for the strange concuc.
| If the mare in running to the house and mani.
testing tho alarm she did. She hsd missed her
colt, and on returnit from the house to the barn
WAS iooSlns Tor it Wien sho fell into the hole
through which the colt bad Disappeared The
colt was found to be unirjured by tho fall. TIE
| mar5's c1nduct in running to the house and
nelsblng for help would seem to furnish an in
stance where something moro than instinct was
| cisplay ed by the ANIMAL Clarke Courier.
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xyAsHINGTuN a OHIO RAILsoAr
WINTER ARKANGEME ENT.


DC<luuiUH OCL 4, 1919.
ihh ii y ! l. TRAIN will lsnve WsshinRtoE al
~" r. III. GnG AjeXandr,a at Q Ob s. LII. daily
Except sunday; pas4 LeesburX, going west
SSfl' III IL il. = md arrive at Round Hill
Al "a il" ;nsvc k2Mnd Ell! 81 1890 y. n,.; paas
'"s0Nrs 2a!@3 .s:Gtvs:d, 81 IL D.m., Sn3 Or
'ie n 4 E"Nl!!a T.. q: Is u. H., 7nc 81 Wash.
The ACuDMHUDATtCN TRAIN will leave
Ma'~'nR Il. / - ~. Ia!ez0Gd7ia 1T - p n.
s"y' exc Sunday, and arrive e; Ices burg
" ~ =. IN. Leave Lessburs ra i u u. II.
"a -. a''i7h VI AloI:cdrio at 3 i5 Ia, m, =rd
''iG'le L. $50 -.
~, Ar :. .'' ?nE7;a ':rc,, Wosh..1:1n vi. l,..,
oT " Is E.t"a G@i Nnto c,.ls a. toe Ealli.:ic.,
o''"'E -" .AI.r>,! &;a.ion si9 u sl... s;:,t. j.
r r. - 20 through WIthou. change o; ca; 9.
'"e 'I' IN. i-stl itcm aiexonC.ln anC :. :;
y. a. '7a ron. HGgad Hi connect St EuUrt
,."ls ','' "ls1 darris' Uaily Line CT Coscbo'
- 3aleS evils 8srryville ard Winchester
ESQ fo "i-h came: slime Of CoSch es, which leave
"yso''; ''!y :cc Aldie and Middleburg.
"" r ."s, Westward, cnaKs cIuSG connections
t''eno", nth S:ssOu'e Line OF Stages for Fsir
~ NoaT jouac
asD"is:'!s ,sioss Sscss cts, 2i usa per u,as*
""''s iesH9ts, $50.
= Il. HAVENEE,
WI -; General Ticset "a gen.
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Hall, ,"t.'wn-d. ConnHcts S. Gordorav;;.c
TIia 90 u phio K. *, Nnst md Hsst -
L'"c-f, e, CONNECTS With Atlantic, Nj iss 6
tL'o -" T. tArouHa SOuthweat FirginIa e.
E@ar Ne" U7!".ns Bcmnhis, Little Kocs
,"l J"'. Ind OF nsnvj!ls with kcIincnd y,
"srF''3 :. TO South Ind Southwest:
AEg! -rIlh ward connects st GCrdorsci,lc
J 49, =. - 90 NA"s y Ohio H. Z
&IA - -, Ms for M&ia Tine lsave ~
-Gsaai.a -:.Y, oxcsn. sunday, g 90 =. N. tuG
L. .y "... 49,; rHLnr1in! srrvn 81 AiexanGr,,
.t1p '" go. - y. ~.
For :. .'.&oSii5 LINE yoavs Yasnipp,,.
. 10 g. - slG Alexandria : ;t5 E. IA. Griiy
'--a". s'-i-a., arrive a. Strn5bury At Il 25 o.n,
ta1ast.t Ia Tue Valley Rad Es., .uI
",~- 'st"H" -'tIa=1u7a - y. IT,, arriving :.
a52.1...,a e.. &c =. ia.
H.& - 's..'!H ;'Dt. 81 a,NAS.sai DEy.
$50! .'sy.a Atcxnnjra Tuesday, 'rbu-st.r
'.I 'r.H -, y. , "a q IA, aIi TniIrEs a:rG.
H-G. :, .iH. ~ - So; Friday Il, Z IS .. u
2 a..'.....';;'>, Sai5 Cp.Iasctl%n st i';-!.,r
".. ,.n.-s..i,, e.. Jl:.' c..:.rs2.ion a1 c..is.
=, 6.-%NT0N, ir-7A Wasb,n. .;.aa :.
80, - n Ike good concactloas, a. yyAsn.
..&."a, j. g.. lrJ''r North and WasL
.'7| @''i"-'.@ a,nnrv' iulrcs T;sshins,Jun &,
I'D a.. a.. ...''ai"G tGr3uSn Without cuarIr,,
~ - ..;G-a L;ala. iCs"iaE WASHINGTON. 9: 10 -
o. "a n Tx Adjustable Heclinng Ch.i- u.t.
"-a cS.zs large Gaiy %;.J1, .nru4xl 10
jsGyi.s,
-L-oa.a t.-Xats very ioR t. TIA Soui; ..n !:
-0..ta%e...
no'o J. M. RHOADUG. @. ia.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader hsvo you cauSnt q cod2 A.o you
t2t:on in the taroa.? & ssDsa u oppression on
the lungs, with short brsl>&f Do you have
tt OF coughing on lying do~.2 n sharp pain
row and then in region o. l ',srs. shoulders
and bsck2 IE so OUR a. lyLCE is to takn
st once dose of TUFTS Expecto-snt; you will
soon be atle to raise the phlesn. In an hour
fact tske two of Tu,ta Pills. You will sooa
fall into plessan. sleep and wake up in thn
morning cough gone, lungs wor!iing freely =;
easy breathing and tho bowels moving ia g nat
ural mannor. To prevent return Of Lhess
symptoms use tho S1pec.0rsnt several days.
Office, IS MURRAY 81, N. YORK.
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a NEWSPAPER EUBLISHER WHITES

Office Evoning News, Augusta, Gs.
DIR. Tut: Dear Sir-My little son was attack
ed with pncumonia last winter, which left him
with 4 violent cough that lasted till within q
mouth sinte for the euro of which an indobs.
ed to your valuable Hxpcctorant. l had tried
most everything recommended but noue did
srry good Until / used your EIpectorant, one
bo;tio of Which raroved the cough entirely.
WI.h uis.ay thanks, .n yours truly,
JOHN III, WEI4LE,
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MEDICINAL.
DIR. TUFTS
EXPECTORANT.
IN 25 CTS. AND ST BOTTLES.

lis properties are Demu1cent, Nu.ritive, Bal
sanc, Soothing snd Healing Combining al
these qualities, it is the most effective LUNG
BALSAM ever offered to sufferers from pulmo.
nary diseases.
Tr. J =. HAYWOOD, of New York, volun
tarily indcrses it. Read what ra says:
New York, Sept. 10, 1877.
Dr. Tut: Dear Sir-During this yesr treat
ed nine hundred cases Of lung diseases In the
lower Wsrds of the city the cases were of very
severe tyne. 1t was there my sttention was
called to Tutts E-pectnrsnt, and lconfess ny
surprise st it's wonderful power. During prBc-
tice of twenty yasrs ha4o never known med
l2ins 20 act as promptly aud with such happy
sHeCts It instantly suhdued the most violen
f.s of coughing and invariably cured the di-
sesse in n few days. cheerfuly endorse 1t as
the bes. lung medicine ever used
j. FRANCIS EAY WOOD, MD.
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The atoamors Of this company make connec.
tions at Norfolk for Bostor and al points Hast
at New York with all points West snd N orth.
Wsst, and at AIsGsnlria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington end Ohio Railroad
Through raLes given and freight handled care
fully snd promptly. For further inrormstior
apply to f. a. REED, Agent,
J.hney'S wharf
SAMUEL BACON, Presid ut.
OGco under Natl Mo:top Bark,
SEP 27-l Washington, y q.
a q
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E9DE" or TEE K.gRH

EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FNiD&E, at s so CLOCK pm; retaining, lsave
Norfolk on a'Lernate days at co p IN.
ths st-unch iron steamer has inst haeo noi,t
&c thFouGGout, st-tsrooms Dewly furnished sad
1aTpetn'f, and Is tha hsndsomest ss wall ss the
shteSt ooht on the Potomac river and Chesspesko
h"r, snd ia The only steamer making close con-
Htc. oa With tho Now York and Boston steam
eEs also connects with Richmond stesmars and
raiir0sd lines outh. Stops at P1NEY POINT
"nd POINT LOOKOUT gong and retaining.
FaTa. E7Ot class, 81 ) round trip ST 60.
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HAD mGRXIRbi. NiG8r sWEATS.
ftomphis, February II, 1871

EtOmpkis. FoHrueTy IT, 1871.
D.. Tut: Sir-i asve boon suffering for nosr-
Is teo gCarS with severe cough. When l
commcncel ,siing your Expe;toraut was re.
ducod TO go nundrei and s;x:ean pounds i'll
weight. : cal .Sl1t almost everything; had
terrible nigh. swsst3. ! have taS5n half dozen
bottles. Ths nisht swcats hsva left me. taa
cough has disappeared, snd haze gained fifteen
rounds in d.si l roaommeGt i. 10 al my
friends. Wish great respect,
OLIVER RICE,
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EfaSi3 DEALERS
FISH |

FISH r,s,,, FISH
U4rinS c,t4y y;y.:! ii!r ,.;raayt m .uis for the
so4&oa - ,'Sj w ac3 now E:gyaT-i 20 ill 81 [
"rdos =; h, shortest n";iC' t.: @.tSE and
Sa.TT3 porch ~: EiS,i
70 te@!ar' WG %ogld say H.. GAc brand hss
s,Tays st1ou No Il 0@- -stEss, and wsin-
tana to maGtl!u uuc former r5pu.Stion. We
saip tsh packed III .ce. 50 that pAcson5 ordering
Can depend on getting them fresh. Al! order s
cntrn'tud ID US will rcceiya prom .. attention q.
Cur fish house is No ! C1rpor>.ion f,h wharf
and .tu'- Nos. 2. 3 and City Market.
Mr.. r Il. SMIIA is now sngazaI with US
and vii! s..suL - IL. ori-rs ancru-ta TO him.
ap.-2n GEn. E. PRICE zoo.
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1866 og.ar 1880
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"E1;GSILVANlA RUUrA
- GGG NC4TH, EST q SOUTi1 ~ EHr
DOUBLE TkACN,
%!akh Rails, SpLENDiD s0&Hz&E
&AGNIFICENT E4UIPHkMI.
January &, 1889.
fr.;ns leave Washington from depot of RA..
JdOGE 81 POTOMAC hAIhkUAD, cor
nc! Of s:ix!a and y stI sets, MS follows:
Fo3 fhiiHdelyhis, Now York and .hs East. 8 10
*.G:. ard l.LG p. III. daily, except Sunday. and
tied Express OF Pullman parlor Csrs Y.3G
an. daily, except Sunday. FOR PhiIsdelpn
> ~ am, except sunday, and $50 .. IN daily.
FOR PlttsDurg sndthe West IL. 40 B. m daily, w..
ssrlor Cars 20 pittsburg; 7.4G p. m. a~,!.
with fsiace Ger to Cn;csgo.
fcr Cansndsigu. sud tue North, 6 OO d IN
except Sunday and Lao y. III. drily, except
saturday. with Palace Car CanandsIyua.
For Watkins, lc.i0 p. II. daily s,capt S1h.
day.
Fcr Baltimore W. s 10, 80 and 1910 a. m.
l.3U, 1 IL, 4.2l. 5.2c, 7.40 and 9.i5 p. IL.
"n Sunday, 1910 a. m : 5 81, 7.4O and Q. IS
fc! Popc's Creek Line. 4 % H. m and 20 p NJ
.d"''7, except Sunday.
For Annapolis 10 y IN. and 4 ~ p. III j...ly,
except Sundsy.
LOCAL TRAIN,.
FUr Alexandria ~, . and Il u. H., anI 70
-, shd il ~ p. nj. Sunday ~ /, . and II
q IN. and p. III
ffg'ns leave AieJarLris Tor Washington, tCH
S.Uj I'd 10 q. Ia. ard 3. Z, snd ] y. n. rad
y night.
IN Sunday at a.GJ and 10 g. IL. and I and U5
p m,
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, .!s
Qusntico and Richmond, will lesVr Alo1"L.
aria at 72O q. N. daily and 10 y. IN. daiiy
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can bs procured
principal railroad stations and ticket Office
Southeast. l.. 7. FARMER,
,,. Genl. Passenger Agon.
FRANK THOMSON
General Msnhge. nov20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
STEAMERS
SSnPO POTOMAC 7OON
OOO STEAMBOAT co. CSO
Steamer
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STEAM MERs.

RESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
Az uufAANDRIA, IN Va, AND NORFOLK.
PnI PpAi, NJ nGTAtLlNG d1IH Ar PINEY POINT and
IIO1NI LOOKOUT going and returning
On and sfter Monday. March 18th, isa(f tho
steamer G GEORGE LEAKY, Joseph White.
commander. will resume her route between the
urTm FrSm LEXANDRIa, Hooe's wbsrf every
mGNDA4 and WEDNESDAY,, at n, m
ana every SATURDAY at 81 D. m. p 'A ;
~, G9m un NOKEOLK. Csmptelps whsrt, every
tuesday,, THURSDAY and SUNDAY st
arriving at either port early next mosnihg.
,bn binS Inc past Wluter the Le,ry hss been
lhoroughly over hsuled. newly painted, carpet
90, unhoirtered and put 10 nice order Her
owners pledge the public cleanliness, frat cI.:s
tro;o And courtesy and St nticn FROM lhs eff aers
ana servants Of the bost. Tickets. rates, llfor.
""''"n. Stale ICONS, &c Furnished by
y I, r. l.. HODE, Agt., Alexa W..
+. D0DD. ACT. Wash, -. G.. NH Q-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
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rs ScroJuIG f"umors.
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