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Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
E1egantand Stylish Millinery

for summer wear. The largest and choicest selections of the latest and most approved styles on hand. Hats trimmed to order after
 any design. Prices low and work executed
 with dispatch. Miss K. A. Foley, 299 Chapel
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
Runaways.

young man named Sherwood, of Long Hill was run away with in Bridgeport Thurs day evening by horse which he had had short time. He was thrown out of his team and struck on his head He will recover
 young lady of Bridgeport Miss Hattie Keller, out riding with MT. William Burn ham, was pitched over fence Thursday. The horse took fright and ran against the fence. She escaped with bruises. Mir Burnham was not hurt
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
Snow, the COnfectioner,

Is the Connecting Link between MaIley's and COsgrOve's. In that cosy Waiting the most delicious of Confectionery and Bon Bons and the coolest of Soda. Call and see him
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

case notions, etc. large stock of the above goods at wholesale. Sole agents for the Prince Albert Cigarettes, which are rapid ly superseding all others. Bradley & Lee, 21S State street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
Butter, Eggs, Produce.

L. c. Bates, Is George street, dealer in all kinds of produce, makes speciality of but ter and eggs, and offers superior inducements to retailers to purchase of him.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
Labor Lyceun,,

''The Working Classes and Their Duties" will be the subject of an address by MT. M. Raphael at the hall of the Lyceum, No. II Insurance building, on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. cordial invitation is extended to those interested to be present.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

Saturday morning we shall fill our east window with ladies' French goat button boots at $1.95. WALLACE B. FENN & Go,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

In all it's branches. Preparing and cleaning gold and silver wares specially. Orders by postal card promptly attended to. Chas s. Barbour 127 Union street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

The nomination of Garfield may be consid- cred strong or weak in accordance with the thinkers political bias it is not of vital i'm portance. It is quite important however, that all persons should buy s. s. Thompson $ Co., s pure bread
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
Boys Sailor Suits,

at the Hub Clothing House. Boys and chil dren's fancy cassimere suits in all the newest patterns and styles-in fact you can always find the largest assortment and the lowest prices at the old reliable ''Hub'' Clothing House, No. 112 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

Gentlemen, Buy Your Neckwear at
 Franks. Elegant silk full fiat scarfs 25c Elegant stylish silk Teck scarfs IS, ,25, 35, 5Oc Stylish cambric full fiat scarfs 6, 8, 10c. French eambric Novelty scarfs at 124c. Pass all the other stores and go to Frank S, where they sell at half price, as they have no rent to pay.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

The O|d Green | Has lost all of it's attractiveness for the La | dies of New Haven, as their whole time is ta- ken up securing those great Bargains MalIey l is offering in Dress Goods and Silks. Great Excitement On Chap eI Street. Great excitement was caused on Chapel street during the past week by the crowds of people rushing to Malley's to purchase those Kid Gloves he is selling at 25 and soc. Only limited supply remains. The Crowded Street Cars. The crowded state of the cars during the past week was caused by the people rushing to Malley's to secure those great Bargains in Dress Goods.
 Don't Read This!
 If you do; you will rush at once to Mall ley's to secure some of those cheap Hose he offers during the coming week.
 The Largest Trout of the
 Season Was recently caught by New Haven sports man with Tackle bought at Ma11ey's. To Make a Good Cup of Tea, Go to Malley's and buy one of those Tea pots he is selling at 10c.
 The PIeasantest Place in
 New Haven To do your shopping is at Malley's. There you have Plenty of Room, Plenty of Light and Good Ventilation, and above all, Willing, Experienced and Polite Sa1espeople to serve you.
 Extreme Good Taste Is displayed by the Ladies in buying those Elegantly Embroidered Ties MalIey is offer ing at the marvelously low price of 123 and 15 cents.
 Where is That Young Lady Who was mourning because she had no Bow. Weep no more, dear Miss, but go at once to Malley's and buy one of those dear little bows at 45c, or one of those lovely long bows at 99c, worth $1.5O.
 Snow, the COnfectiOner, Is the Connecting Link between MaIley's and COsgrOve's. In that cosy Waiting Room in the rear of Cosgrove's he dispenses the most delicious of Confectionery and Bon Bons and the coolest of Soda. Call and see him. For Archery Goods and
 Lawn Tennis, Go to Malley's.s He has full line of these l goods at prices that will surprise you. His sets of Croquet are gems in their way
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
Miss NeIson's School.

The annual graduating exercises at Golden Hill Seminary, Bridgeport, will be held in the South church on Tuesday evening, June %, commencing at 8 o'clock. On Wednesday evening, the 23d, 8 reception from 8 o'clock to l will be given the young ladies by Miss Nelson, the principal of the institution Cards to the exercises and reception of a very neat and tasteful design have been sent to the many friends of the seminary and graduating class, and 8 large number of guests will undoubtedly be present.
 Governors Foot tGuard-StrawberryF Fes-
 ttyaI md Fair.
 The Second Go. Governors Foot Guard completed arrangements last evening for holding grand military and civic strawberry festival and fair, to be given at the Union Armory next Tuesday and Wednesday even ings. It will be fine affair, and no doubt attract large number of the many friends of the organization. The funds realized will be used in the improvement of the company's headquarters. A Rogers Group, "Wounded to the Rear" will be given to the military company polling the most votes. Messrs. Benjamin < Ford and Evarts Cutler have kindly consented to place on exhibition se- lected display from their fine stores. A brass and string band will furnish music an impetus, and committee of skirmishers will be deployed to obtain some of the best the market affords
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
The Best.

The News" Danbury, Conn, says . 'EWarner's Safe Nervine is the best remedy for nervous affiictions the world ever saw.
 i12eod2w 2tw
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

We advertise infants kid button boots at 75 cents-the same goods we have sold at $1.
 WALLACE B. FENN & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
Ffne uustorn shfrts.
Good Board and PIeasant Rooms

Best materials used. Fit guaranteed Orders executed with dispatch. Prices req sonably low. H. Liefiel, 34 Center street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

which has been eagerly sought after, can be found at Stall 8, City Marked We positively assert that for delicacy of flavor and excellent quality our butter is unsurpassed, while our prices cannot fail to please. Call and see. F. H Penney A Co
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

blackberries, ripe red cherries, choicest na- tive strawberries. Mix t Judson have them at the City Market fruit stand.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
New May Apples,

Free from the objections of beer, yet pos sessing all it's nourishments, are Malt Bitters.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

choice russet apples, fresh summer oranges extra nice Valencia oranges.
 MIX & HUDSON. City Market.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
That Splendid Creamery Butter

A s'iob lot" of ladies' French. kid toilet slippers at $1 50. WALLACE B. FENN & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

Dr. Shears Yale cure for fever and ague, dumb ague, malaria, etc., at $40 Chapel st.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

Boys Oxford ties and strap shoes
 WALLACE B. FENN & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
Ventilated Stiff Hats.

Sediment or mucous in the urine is a sure indication of disease. Take Kidney Wort
 ie9 3teod 1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

Another invoice of ladies' French goat pump-sole button boots, light, attractive sizes in A, B, c and D widths-the advance guard of one thousand pairs of these goods purchased at less than the cost of making and stock. We continue the price-one dollar and thirty-dve cents. WALLACE B. FENN & Co.,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

All styles of mems fine shoes made to meas ure. WALLACE B. FENN & Co
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
@tw 9area @ailg a1ouning gonrnal 4and Gourier,

Congress Water.-This famous water is awe1l known specific for Constipation, Indigestion, and all tic. Other coarse-crude Mineral Waters, domestic and foreign not only aggravate such disorders when by their effect on the mucous membrane. All Min eral Waters that dangerous rrants may be known ties only, by all leading druggists and hotels CONGRESS AND EMPIRE SPRING Co.,, mye eod5w Saratoga, N. Y.
 TonsoriaI Emporium.
 Under New Haven House, J. H. Griffin artist. The closest attention paid to all branches of the business Shaving, hair cutting, shampooing etc. Patronage solicited
 
 We offer to our customers for three days only POO dozen gents, ladies' and misses as- sorted hose at 5c a pair. Will sell no more than five pairs to one customer at Franks, 327 Chapel street.
 Best quality dress lawns and muslins sell ing at Franks at 124c., sold all over town at 15c. We have also very pretty styles at S., 9, 10c. at Franks, 327 Chapel street.
 Cents Wrappers, 1a 1-s, 15, 20, e5c. Bargains in underwear at Franks.
 Cents White Ties IOc. a Dozen. Headquarters for gents ties at Franks.
 Buy Your Shirts at Franks. Cents white dress shirts 25, 50, 75c., $1. Gents colored percale shirts 50, 60, 75c., ,$1. Gents calico shirts %, B, 50, COG. Gents cheviot shirts B, 40, 50, 60, 75c. Cents blue flannel shirts $1.
 Boys white dress shirts 9, 50, 60, 75e. Boys calico shirts 25, 4O 45, soc. Frank pays no rent and sells cheap.
 Lovely Shetland Shavvls soc. Frank owns his store and can sell cheap, as he pays no rent.
 
 Chfldren's Summer Wrappers 12c. At Franks, 327 Chapel street.
 Ladies' Excellent Wrappers 25c. At Franks, 327 Chapel street.
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$. BretZfeEder.'s. s5s 3I2 CHAPEL STREcr.
Veterinary Notice.

M DRS. O'sULLIVAN RoSE Veterinary snr V52RrN geons, graduates of the London and Ameri NTXN can Veterinary Colleges (The only uunIif,aa S-1surgeons in New Haven)
 Office and Hospital, 315 CHAPEL STREET
 Hours of attendance, 8 a. to D. m
 Telegrams and messages by post promptly attended to. d1T 1y
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

"Burt's" lasts this season are simply per- feet. The French kid boot, light house boots, we sell of this make are very satisfactory.
 WALLACE B. FENN & Go
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

93 Broadway, there is to be had at all times a choice selection of groceries, provisions, meats, etc. Prices low and goods delivered.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

the most comfortable hat ever worn, at Os- born's, 91 Church street. fell 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
Gold and Silver Plating

May be obtained by applying at POI Wooster street. Prices the lowest. Joseph Miller proprietor.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
Ladies' Striped Skirts 25e., Best value in the city at Franks.

Ladies' Excellent Wrappers 25c. At Franks, 327 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
Trunks. Baes. SatcbeJs
Try Loeb's $1 white dress shirts.

Fine goods and the lowest prices in the city at Osborn's, 91 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
RELIGIOUS SERVICES,

Hammock Frames, Mexican and cotton hammocks at Osborn !
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It costs little if any more to he fitte

It costs little if any more to be fitted with stylish, well-made shoes, and the contrast to people of taste is strongly against the half dollar a gentleman may save by buying a coarse, iH-fitting pair W. B. Fenn & Go endeavor to combine in their shoes those qualities. that are indispensable for comfort.
 We only advertise shoes at less prices than usual when we are fortunate enough to find a large job lot of desirable goods at much less than the cost of manufacture. We sell no shoddy at any price, WALLACE B. FENN & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

Ladies' sandal and button slippers in great variety. WALLACE B FENN & Go,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
Where is That Young Lady

Who was mourning because she had no Bow. Weep no more, dear Miss, but go at once to Malley's and buy one of those dear little bows at 45c, or one of those lovely long bows at 89c, worth $1.5
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

Closing out straw and felt hats at half price at Loeb's, 2S1 Chapel street. je1O St
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

For Linen, Mohair and Alpaca Dusters be sure to visit the 'fHub'' Clothing House, 112 Church st.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
The Yale Students,

Especially of Glasses of 80, 's1 and 's2, are providing themselves with those elegant White Twilled Flannel Yachting Shirts that MaIIey is selling at $2.25, sold elsewhere or $3.50. jes eod&ws
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
Rev. MT. Williams.

It is not always perfectly safe to soothe the baby with opium preparations, but you can rely on Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup; it con- tains nothing injurious.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
At II. A. sanford,s stor,

Black grenadines 5c. at Franks.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

Bicycles, tricycles, velocipedes and infants carriages. The 42-inch bicyIes have come. Prices on all these articles marked down.
 is St c. CowLEs & Co.,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12
White lawn ties at Smith & Stone's.
Celluloid collars and bosoms at To,

White flannel shirts at Smith < stone's.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-12

Dr. Fiske, clairvoyant physician, has ar rived at his parlors, 27O Chapel street, where he can be consulted until June 24th, at 3 D. m. All those who are sick of hopeless and long-standing diseases should consult the doc tor at once. He cures when all others fail His advice is invaluable and confidential See advertisement i1O 3d1w
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SATURDAY 2vEE'G., JANUARY Il

GENUS One o. the rs:cs, spec. mems il the
a. de- ac!:ncn. >. Inc T&lan.=seo fair vas lie
work OF thee children, tso ycunaes. six eG5 the
Oldest rot quite Ton yosrs u sgo, Donald. Hybcr.
nnd Bruce Is oC*ssjL There ~aIe maze vJia
W,y u lion ard iO3es=. p Or = Is Lw2 d5es il
the ect 0! rtlzc. Inc .,.g wan lis trc.aea coU.
horns, horse +. res. alter The caa.e-ca!icG
The Tired :iu,t.-5 Al O. those :!gu.e= arc
slmos. per!eC: ., 10 proportion s:.U Ii.isa 4h'Tl
Wss > go Tcpre=el .a!.oh OF Tsa. GSH&E!. r.
ceicbrstc+ rid.--S n.-C OF horseback and he
horse at full 5pe j yuls i5 simply rema!k.2le
ton oi the scene; they mad Only l5sfd their
mother read tie ,lu7T. ait this Azure = ta..r
conceptions u il. They posses wonderful! 20
rims. snH should De G!Cet IL is Developments -
ia LCkCss.C 1T II.
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No matter now industrious of eco2o;Dical L
youn2 men IS liz endaAvora % ia1 ..'e TASTED
if he has = caIeltas vie. Ee might q ys.l b.
doomed 20 sYcud his strength md .!go n AE S..
tempt 20 catch Tstar m sieve Tie tGy..
would b. sc.:ce,y less ocr:siEIy il vain. GaS.
of economy-thc wy &c turn o.e:yta!! & in :pl
household uii,.r4 TO the best scc.Uat-hrD @I.OaG
the tDis IS which eVo;y u-o-le- should .ahCc neg
daU mntefs.
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EASE ROADS,

= OCO GREAT 1850
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ~
TO TEE NORTH, WEST s. SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK, '4
STEEL Rails, SPLEND!D sCENEEv
January +. 1880
Trains Leave Washington tom dopo! O! BA5
TIaCRE q POTOMAC RAILROAD -.
nor Of Sixth and B st1 sets Gs follows. we
FOR Philadelphia, New York sIdth Essts,o
liz. a2i l.3G >. u. dsilY, except Sundsy, 49,!
9.4J Q. L. daily, with Paisce Cars, Liz.
tied ElpTea. Of PUilmsn Par!cr Csrs gFIs
q. daily, except Sunday. For PhilsteI,,'.,
10 An, except Sunday ,snd $50 T. m. d.
Fo: f!.Ls0urS sECtke West &c. &c =. n DALI W.
ta1ioi Cars % PittsbNrs; T.4O p. II. tsi',
with Palace GAG 10 Chicago.
Ec7 Csnanoa;gua and the North, SEQ 6,
except SUNDAY and 7.4y Z. III. daiiy, ercar.'
Saturday, Wit Palace Gar : Caasndsir5,'
Fos Watkins lG.4O p. N. dsily e1cep. S1..
Fer Baltimore, s o. $40, $50 and lo.4o -.
l.so. 40, 4.N, $50, 10 snd 9.45 D, -
On Sunday, 1910 Z. n; $50, 40 anc 9 !;
FoF Popos Greek Line, co 6. N. snd423nr
daily, except tundsy.
For annapolis, ~ = n. and g p. II. tsly
except sunday. ''
LOCAL TRAINS.
Fer Alexandra 10, and II &, M, and An
20, stG Il 50 p. IL. sunday st I, 9 sad Il
H. II. snd o. II.
IfSlAs toave Alexandris for Wss1iaston, &c,
9:H I'D III s. LIZ, and 5. S, snd p. n. AMI
Il night.
~ Sunday a. SOC and 10 3. IN. AID and d
p. II.
cH&OUGa TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH =,
:Haa.'co aad Richmond. will leave Alesna.
aris ct &c s. N. daily and 5 40 .. N. dsjIr
eXcep. Sunday.
&ieEeta s:.d information csn be procured \
p1in2i2si railroad stations and ticket Offices
ocEtaess!, l.. =. FARMER.
NJ, 49,. ,..-o GEM! Passenger Agca:
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TABLE LiHEHs, Nj kias. Towels, &c,
en-, rnol>!y cheap at Isaac EICuGEHG's.
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TEE NEW RATES.

Aexsadria Daily G. 2 .,'.......rSU ye. @alln
Alexandria TIL Weekly tazottt... "
Always cash il sdYauce,
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South Bound.
Mail. Express,

Msli, South ward. connects st Gordonsviu,
with tbes. " Chic K. L., East sna West i:
AyncA6ofg connects with Atlantic Miss. &
! ;lhio :: +, through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
s;!d teXas-~Snd " L'anvilic with Richmond !;
DEnVi'ie Il. Is 10 South Ind SoutGwes
Express SoUtlw.rd connects at tIordonsviiie
To ri POINTS on Chs. Il Ohio Gli at Danpiiis,
20 az t!!s 5o1tth Gi!G SUuttDsst Including Flor
I'D
klASD TRAINS for NAin Line leave Al.
eE"nd:!a G"l!y, except Sunday. 500 3. m and
Il W noon EGd returning arrive at Alexandria
ii ~ u. ~ anu Z 3 p. 70.
For Si&E &S5Ao LINZ lesve Washington
7 20 y. II. sna AleXsEdric : So s. m, daily,
except Sunday, arrive 1T Sirssburs st IL rs pln.,
20EroctnT WITT the Valley E0ad East and
West Leave o:-ashu:g 81 p. NJ. arriving st
A:eI2rdrIa At Is IT. y. NJ
MlEED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
lSlCE leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and Sn!urGay, ~ % y. n, and returns Men
Day, "Wednesday snG Friday. at As p. m.
FOR Aiddloburg, dai!y connection At Plsins
elM.ion.
For UYpervi!lo regular connection ST Dels-
plane.
For WARGNNTQN, lesve Wsshiarton A.
7 - Il. IN. and Is D. H. daily.
All trains make good connections, vt Wssh-
iES!on, TO ana from North and Wost
New Crieuns sieepc, leaves Washincton a.
~ g., m. running through without change
Nn EEpfoss iran, leaving Washington 1T i Is
p. m, Ma'k's Adjustable Reclining Chsir Gar
"!ih cI.7n charge only 81, through to UsnviI.o
connecting TO Gil South.
Excursion tickle 10 Jacksonville, Florida.
good TO rrt1Fn un;il May 18th, 1880, on sale 1t
sSni, S.oh: AleA.ndrla Charlottesville I'D
Lynchbucg.
Through tickets very low to tho South and
Southwest.
nov }. n. REOADUs, G. T.A.
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L4sT'GEssiEs.
Authorized Dy the Commonwealth Of
IAensuciiy, and Eatrest
aHe World.
16th
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING Oh
'rkiE -

---- - ~ LIZ
POPULAR monthly DRAWING OF
TIE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
It MscSuloy's Theatre in the city Of Louis.
vile, on jan UARY 3lss, 1870.
n ~ :, nntS Wl&GS, AUTHQRlZED By
&USLAIN&0 81 ALL TIE COUKTS Of
KENTUCKY, OCCUR REGULARITY IN
TIE LAaT Day GF EVERY I0NTE
(SyNDAES EXCEPTED, Hyu AEE 81.
ESnr iHSD IL FhCGl1GNT STATE OF.
Every tIckct hoL!er ca,s be hjs ors s,,,,,r,;cor
']sti Or MS number anu soy i. c,scod III tn,
wheel. f''-o" IL 'n'
lac disbursement csii attention to the grand
Opportunity prese2tcd os cD.aluiDg for on;y s.
any OK 49,
THE FOLLOWING Prizes;
pIiz',,. 9$O,H1 100 p.lzca SlCU esca SIC, COO
priAo.... lQ,HN 90 prizes 50 each lO,0UG
70 prizes 81, COZ each Sl0,CoO ''''
- prizes 500 each lO,Gg
"pEizes Svy each, approx prizos ...... 81, 100
9prlses ~ each, = ! SI.l
9p:lzes lU0 eacl .m.. so
VI VI PIES. Sil2.4C0
WG9le tickets 81 half tjckota 81; p tickets
$50; % tickets $ltO all appliesions for club
rates should Do nude to the home office.
Meant py BANK dcalt or express. Orders Of
90 "nd upward, oy express, car be sent gt our
EXPENSE w.
, full llat Of drawing published il Louisville
Oolf!ef-Jo1fnal and New York Herald, and
mai:ed to ell ticket holders For tc&ets and infor
nation address y. vi. 1865 isDaIAE, or
=. ,. StSia NEstEasRes, Courier. journal
bG!idl7g. Louisville, FAY or either person
~ No. LTD Broadway, II. Y. dec 29-ec,d
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The city OF Alexandra vii acI as usual IL
dsi'y history il each evenings issue. ana inc
intelligence Of the. section OF The Conn. onveaith
which nature hes bound 20 Alezznlri,. by thu
curvature of is mountains or the courses e il.
rivers IS well as thu. portion linked TO IL by aa
iron bs0ds Of railways. ~IIl be assituous ;
ch.onicled.
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&KMAN RHEUMATIC REMEDY cures
- rhclmatism in sli of its forms; whether
acute Or chronic; muscular, srticulsr or sciatic
"o EtcJinn!eLd this preparation IS being the
best remedy for rheumatism we have ever known
s@me OF It's cures indeed, being almost mirscu'
icus. Numerous references can be furnished
Including some Of our most prominent towns
people, al OF whom speak fthe remedy in the
highest terms.
now UNIT s. DAVIDSON
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LGE i OF TIE L.2IE
Essss NEW YORK.
sIEd-EEfsS 4. &. ENG HGasFU .ysyE.Js-
GsHSO.t-

EasEs NEYs YORK.
si1Sd.HEfsS Il. &. EsfkG RGT & 4RD JgE.JS
GsHSO.r
EVERY FRIDAY, at II NJ; and returning.
ies7e Now GorE, lcOn Pier IL, Hast river, EV
AhI SATURDAY, $: !: o'clock o. n.
The steamers Of this company make coauec-
ions At Norfolk f2F Boston &Id sD points East :
Al New Y2GA with all points West and Ncrso>
west, and ~ Aie2an5r!s with Virginia Mid!uud
Railroad and Washington sad Ohio Re;I.o.d
Through ralos given and freisL. handled csr.-
!u|y and promptly. Fer further information
"PPiy 70 r. 4. REID, Agent,
Jnnloy's wharf.
nah UEL BAGCA, President.
UEico u..Ger Natl. Met-op. Bank,
seE- - III Washington, D c.
Il ,esssS;e. CLynE'8 sTEAstsLINEs WEEE
PHILADELPHIA: Fall! RIVER PROVE.
.-;G&CE a. BGSTON.
oIesueJs leave ,Gllas.uGria EVEfY T!TE.
- NE4 leave Philadelphia EVERY So.
UkIAI.
This line connects 1T A!exsadris With :heG.
e. y ID and - x j. L. Rs. srd :. PhiIad.i.
ga" VIII S.E"o9 Gt&ui.T St2a;aEhi@s for fail
,"'Tor. E;ovldOnce Ind Boston.
Grai&nt forwarded with pso:ngtaess End Ger.
Tree 81 commissions. -
20 charge 4: s::osier in PHILADELPHIA. snd
Q "hAT!a5.G e hcsio0. Quick N"la. :HreGreni
departures. Through rates sid through 5ilIs
u i2IinG gwen. lHagr2HGa st TIC ;eweEs gatcs,
Agents:
{. :. REED. Alexandria
W.. CLYDE & CO, Ph,lsdelrkj,.
GEO :. hyde, Geolga.ov0, .. 9,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-17

The advertising Columns Of the Cszet!e ijer
lnduceEco:. wbi.o 81 cclo.ce has .hoTl TO &;
ford grealer returns tor srrt.Ii iayasLmout than
sny other which csn be made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-17

TIE Flour, Grsin and Produce movements
will be noted daily, and The sales Of the AIexan.
dria snd neiehaoring me:kots given with acau
rscy and disps!ca. The Grocery and 9th. Insr.
kets vii! receive consLsHt alter lion, &nd the
money or stock tns'kots OF tha country epi;o-
:nizod for lis columns, full details being siren
TO all stocks. &c, which E@d 10 o&:o-s il this
scion OF me coUa:ry.