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, 1880-07-04
LONDON PARTY DRESSES.

Court ClrcutdT, Ju3k IL
The Duchess Of Newcastle gave small mu-
eical entertainment ut her house In Wilton
crescent on Wednesday evening, June 49, when
the performers were Nine. Ia Raronne de Caters
Lablache, Mile. Malvezzl, Mile. Gayard Paoint,
u. Diaze de Loria, aud Mile. Damatn, and others,
and from these names it may be inferred the
music was all that could be desired. Among
the company were the Marchiouess Of Hastings,
who wore black dress, low bodice, filed IN
with transparent black lace, and sleeves OF the
same; the Countess of Homney, ruby broche
satin, trimmed with white lace; Countess OF
ments; Viscountess Churstou also IN black, dia-
mond ornaments; Lady Garvagh black gauze,
buaeh of Of
also in mourning: her niece, Miss Somers COCKS,
IN dg S wh G9eeH 6ee 2a % 5aSd
ing under left arm, with roset Of decoupe silk,
narrow houpce Of pinked silk tuntc cut square
Lady Cortorel wore dress composed OF bodice
and train Of navy blue over very pale blue
satin front trimmed with gniPuEe lace and a blne e
old brocude over pale pink front trimmed with
jncc. Lady fulton, a dark red satin with band
damond Of 1a da%s 6rooehes aee Lazy L Leslie
silk trimmed with lace, handsome tiara Of dia-
monds; her daughters wore ball dresses Of sang
worth, a black velvet dress cut high, trimmed
with magnificent band OF Japanese embrofd-
cry, gold on black ground, birds and howeIs:
EiE- alls- <a4AuAA akC u FAAo AtA0o - N@S|o
satin of the heliotrope shade, made with high
collar, Catherine de Medicis style, trimmed with
the collar. Mrs. Keith Fraser, q bottle green
satin, most artistically made; the trimming was
a Persian material. with tine gold thread run
through it. Mrs. MoIesworth, a white Indian
muslin, trimmed with cream -colored lace. Mrs.
hollands, a white satin dress, composed OF both
plain and striped satin. and tabs Of white silk
Embroidered il gold. The Duchess Of Newcas-
tie wore magnificent dress Of white lace, and
some beautiful ornaments OF diamonds in her
hair. Miss Gordon, dress composed OF deep
grunge colored silk, trimmed with bands FORM
iuR O tt1nic Of white material; sky-blue bows.
, 1880-07-04


II do not know why her story made such IN
impression On me: perfnaps&, % because ;o, she was
think Of her often, and hope she has outlycd
her sad story. If you have met her do not for
get to tell me as much Of her as you may happen
to knOw-vou remember, was always all
And then he left this subject for numbcrlcss
others, social: business, POLITICAL and the like
after his won't
Rut sat long into the night reading over the
sad, sad story my friend had related to me, with
new love and new dcspuir in my soul.
The next afternoon, Jessamine and were
under tho apple-trce and in tho midst of our
ii mn going home tomorrow. Miss Heath.''
:Are you?" There was a re2retful infection
in her voice. II shall miss you very mach;a l,,,
burying my love deep in my heart, md she
should not be panied with any expression Of it;
We would have one Inst row on the river and
We Work. Well after ali, It is divine thing for
wounded hearts.
wo rowcd into the sunset, and as watched
the pure, sad face before me realized bitterly
what my life had missed. Could not teach her
her fc fae3 oand It to hghcr @
use than living in dcad grief? And yet her
life was noble and womanly. It she lived she
day. She bad a strong, clear intellect. and wrote
beautiful mystic fragments that had already
won much attention. II she lived! How fragile
face. how mournful the large eyes! fairly
groaned.
s'Slr. Sutherland, you are ILL., Let us return.
Let me row, used to be worry expert at the oars.
Please ALLOW me, know you are not well; yon
She arose md stepped forward. ave will
change seats, I insist upon it. I am quite
strong, and the boat is very light"
recovered myself with strong effort
at was only mo1nentary. Dear Miss Heath,
sit down, the boat Is SO frail the least motion
, 1880-07-04
TO EXCHANGE.

lots notes aecured. rniroad bonds etc, all clear,
for exchange What have your Send full particulars
q ~ Tribune Office.
, 1880-07-04
GOSSIP FOR LADIES.

AT THE AUCTION.
Now look!' cried the gay auctionecr;
This carpet-one dollar Ihear-
An 'aif-make it two
Golng-gonel ma'am, to YOU
Dirt cheap-and you settle right here"
Her name was called out rather lnud;
She blushed there while eyed by the crowd;
Two dollars she laid
On the desk, quite afraid,
And felt of her bargain SO proud.
How soon her sweet pleasure was marred,
For the auctioneer Rnzed at her hard:
- Indeed! Well, I'm blamed!
Fifty more!" he exclaimed;
You bid. ma am, two dollars yard
-OI Eiiu Derrick
, 1880-07-04

........... FEE4SO1SLAA. -...-..-.....
1oERsONA1cA GENTLEMAN OF PROFESSION.
with three little girls, desires to correspond with
widow lady of 10 OF IS years Of with view to
matstmony. Mus. be agreeable. benevolent. and in-
teIlixent endowed with vital temperament. health,
and tair looking. No children Address, with photo
h sIu Tribune office.
DEKsONAI-ASN1E c.: MEET ME- SUNDAY
l. corner OF State und Rondo1ph-sta, ut L II you
can, or at2 Il "A.
DERSONAI-A RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN
Z desires the acquaintance OF yoEIlE Iaoy "
widow ugc from ct TO IS. with view to Hatrtuon5.
Address Y 81, Tribune Office. --
DERSONAI-I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ON
l. 1ou SO much, please write. am the same 10 7'e'
with you.
nERSONAI-FRED: THE ONLY PLACE @ Ip
tnd reserved seats In the grand stAno loT me 31n
I7FRS0NAi-ig5j: ALL NIiIIT- WRITE ME-
particulars Tomorrow. lssO.
0FRS1NI-KNIGHT TEMPLAR COAT. GOOD
ns naw iaft at WaterburyB custom tailoring "a,
tablshment, corner Madison and Deasbofn-skss WILL
ha sold cheap.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-16

has found but one fault with him, and that is he is an uncompromising democrat.
 A very pleasant party was given at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Jacobson. and it was not until late hour that all were satisfied with the kind treat ment at the hands of that splendid lady Miss Bertha Jacobson, and retraced their steps homeward. The members of the happy party were: Misses Jen- nie Moseley, Annie Ferguson, Florence Pruitt, Sallie Weaver, Hattie Quinn. Sunie Munday, Fannie Lemoyne, of Dardanells; Mrs. J. K. Battenfield and Mrs. R. H. Jamison; Messrs. Henry Erwin, Edd Sninn, Henry Garden. A. W. McAnally, Will Black, John White, Bob Blackburn, Charlie Shinn, J. E.. Batteuf field and Will Shinn. Miss Ber- tha left last Monday for her home in St. Louis. Her stay while here. we are happy to say, has been . pleasant one, and we hope it may be the good fortune of our town boys to have her visit here again. May pleasure and contentment ever be your companions, Miss Bertha, and may the star of your happiness set only when this life is no more.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-16
DIED.

Walter Bruton, infant son of Dr. H. F. and Mrs. Mollie l.. Br uton, depart ed this life twenty minutes to o'clock Monday evening the 9th inst, after a long and painful illness, of cholera infantum; age about sixteen months.
 He died in Yell county, whither he had been carried by the parents in the hope that change might be beneficial. His young spirit was thus taken early from "ths evil to come" ere he had tasted the sorrows of lite.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-16
ApMfNIsTRAroR,s SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that will as admin istrator of the estate of Frank Thach, deceased, on Saturday the 18th day of October, 1880. dur ing the hours for judicial sales, pursuant to an order of the probate court of Pope county, Ar kansas, made on the 26th day of August, 1S4. proceed to sell to the highest and best bidder, at the public well in the town of Russellv file, subject to tho widows right of dover, tho fol- lowing property belonging to said estate and lying In the town of Russe'lyiile, Tn Pope coun- ty, Arkansas. to-wit.
 Part of lot in block l., in J. M. shnn's sddi- ton to the town of Russellvile, with the buildingthereen belonging to said estate. Terms of sale: One half on credit of three months. and the balance on a credit of six months. the purchaser to give notes with approved security and lien to Dc retained upon the premises for the purchase money. J B. ERWIN, xdmimistrator of the estate of Frank Thach,
 deceased
 Sep. 10, l660.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-16
PEN M AN SHIP! FOR SALE BY
 D. 1T, HARKET.

Spencerian Keys, Spencerian Theory < Practice of 2 principles. Spencerian copy slips by the set. Spencerian Copy Books Of all kinds, New spencerian Compendium, parts let and 2d.
 In fact every kind of writing material per- tanning to the Spencerian SysteIn. Copies written by the Hundred. Information given concerning Penn anship. Spencerian Charts, new edition, furn ished on short notticei Call on or address,
 n. II. HARKEY, at Harkey Bros Drug Store, Russeilyilie, Arkansas.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-16
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT CONFERENCE SCHOOL

This school, located at Dover, Pope county, Ark, will open its Fifth Annual term tho third Monday in September, 1880, with Prof J. A. Peebles as President, and Mrs. Peebles assist ing. Prof. Peebles and lady have had long ex- perience teaching, and having successfully run the Quitman High School during the past five years, they are favorably known through out the country. Tuition payable monthly at following rates:
 Primary y........................., $2OO Intern ediste e....................... 2.5O Academic ......................... 800 Instrumental music. c..........,.........,.... - Incidental foe for I've months ........... 100 Board from 7.60 to 1000 No reduction from regular rates of tuition only in case of continued illness of ten days.
 This school is beautifully located In a healthy region of country ten mics from the l.. R. X F. s. railroad. For further particulars apply to Prof. J. A. Peebles, or R. Y. Bayliss, president of the board of trustees.
 JIG. BONDS, Secretary.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-16
NOTICE

Is hereby given that application will be made to the probate court at tho October term in Dover for an order to sell the real estate be- longing to the estate of G. c. Franklin. to pay the debts of the estate. September 10, 1880.
 WILLIAM A. BANKER, Executor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-16
COAL! COAL! COAL! Winter Coming! Prepare in Time!

The undersigned ~ould respectfully inform the citizens of Russellyillc that they are now w0rk ing the celebrated EXCELSIOR MINE, two miles southeast of this city, and are pre- pared to deliver coal FREE OF SLATE in any quantity at IA cents per bushel.
 FILEY < FRICKE.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-16
RUSsElLvILLE UNION CONTRACTORS
B. W. CLEANER. VIM. wEIssE.
 CLEANER g. WEISSE, CARPENTERS AND Huvss.sv'i i1ssS,

Doors, Sash and all other Building material made or furnished on short notice.
 All work warranted. Satisfaction Guaran- teed, or money refunded.
 Shop on East side River Street, between Main and Russell Streets.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-16

The republican national executive committee is in desperate straits for money. Every otllce-holder is made to pay an assessment or submit to politi- cal decapitation. Mir. Arthur Erwin, postmaster at this place, has refused to contribute to the republican campaign fund, and special officer of the de- partment was sent here last week to hunt republican to whom the office could be given. Mir. W. J. White was selected and VIC learn will receive the appointment. MT. White, although a republican, is . young man of unques- toned integrity and superior business Qualifications. We believe he will make an efficient and accommodating officer. It is but justice to say ef MT. Erwin that he has made an acceptable officer and we presume the government
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-16
Notice.

Is hereby given u at according to the appor- tionment of the Board cf Directors of the Ar kansas Industrial University, Pope county is entitled to six benehciaries and four normal in said University. The appointment Of tho benefciaries and normais VIII be made by the county court at the October term 1880 Co which applications for appointment will he made.
 K B. WILSON,
 Co. Judge.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-16
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE 1N following named executors, administra- tors and guardians have filed their accounts current as such for settlement and conflrma- tion at the fall term, 1880, of the Pope probate court, viz:
 T M Neal, adm'r of Wm Richards estate. James Whitesides, adm'r of T B Whitesides est T Wilson, adm'r of M A Wilson est, final. Alya Russell, adm'r of D Howell est Alva Russell. admr of s 1T Wright est H D Brown, ex'r of M Thomias est. " Barker, ex'r Of c Franklin est E l. McCracken, g'dn of James Vickers. F Harviil, g'd' n of Brooks heirs. W fl McEver, g'd'n of Annie E Gray.
 All persons interested in sand estates are no- tiffed to file their exceptions. if any they have, on or before the second day of the next (October) term of the probate court of Pope county, Ar kansas, or they will be forever barred from executing to the said amounts or any part thereof
 Witness my hand and official seal this 30th
 A. J. BAYLlss, cierk.
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TRAMP AEHOhD," with three hundred sad
tw enty-o -oiGht Illustrations vol; price S.% 80.
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Lotl4u; 81.
Handy Volume 9crcs-.A ebert I.fa frharlas
Dickens, Ttb selections rom lis le!tn7s, by
Charles II. Jones; 35c
The A1nszon by Fran. Dinseisteit. ..ns!A:-
cd from tho German, by }. M Hart; ST. %
Only p Waif, By Il. :. Hrendle; 81.
American Pro=e-uawthorno, Whittier, Ir7.
ing, LonGcllGw. Homes, Lowell, etc; 81 Is
R"tm"n, the ko?pe-. Southern Sketches, by
Constance Fenimore Woolson; 81 25
Another supply 10 day OF a Focrs B-'and,
by one Of tho fools 81.
l,oilarings in Poasanl Paths. y Msrion nar-
land 81 *.
GeiSio's Life OF Christ, "cna,de edition To-
Farrsr's Lila II Chris. 50:.
Farrsr's Lille and Works of s.. Pnui; 90.
CcbtarporsTy Review; EDc.
For.n'sblly hevew; :0:.
All the Sew Books, Magazines an,: v.cwE
on hard or furnished If shortest notice
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ar.7 G& and 95 Ei6rst,
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Eeaier, hsvo you csrcht a cold2 Ara yol
unable to raise tho phicgm? Have you an irr!.
tation in tho throa.2 a scnsn Of oppression oa
the lungs with short brea.h2 D. you have
Gt OF coughing on lying down. A sharp pain
now and then in rogjoa Of the heart. shoulders
and bsck2 If so, OUR ADVICE Is to tskr
al once dose Of Tu..s Expectorant; you will
soon be abo to raise tho phlegm. In an hour
repeat the NxpecLorant, place hot iron TO the
feet take two Of TUFTS Pills. You will soon
fall into pleasant sleep aud wake up in lhs
morning cough gons lungs working freely
easy breathing arl tho bowels moving in q nat
ural manner. To p-ayent q return Of these
symptoms usa tho E1portorant several dsvs.
Office, So NJ MUEKAY ST, N. YORK
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NO. 1OS.

two days hefAro her change, is then in close ".
cinity to the ssmo sGiningtrio Throughout toe
winter Venus reiGned slono as morning star. and
he eveI Jag sky. Now they are all morning
:tsrs grouped noar each o.her and near the sun.
And yet such is the variety and simplicity of
the noble science Of astronomy that an intelli-
gent child oAn comprehend the movements of
the planets.
Observers of the stars have enough to do dur.
ing tho month in watching the movements hers
indicated. in studying the phases of Jupiter,
and tho reappearsrce of the great red spot n
noting the increase Of sun spots, and in testing
The truth Of the prophecies Of man Cf science
concerning the meteorological changes to be
expected from these celestial condolences
ProriIenec JourHGL.
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HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SW YEATS.
Memphis, February II, 1871.

Momphis February H. lSTl.
DR.. Tut: Sir--i hsve been suffering ior nepr-
ly two years with severe cough When L
commenced taking your Eypactorsnt WAS re.
duced TO ono hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. ! had tried almost everything; had
terrible night sweats. l have taken hslt dozan
bottles. The night sweats have left me-. Toe
cough has disappeared. and have gained itte"n
pounds in FISH. l recommend IL to s!l my
friends. With Srea. respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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L.s ssE ar FEsE ESEE

hVEi:f MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
friday, NJ b 80 O'clock pm. returning, los.Ye
Norfolk on slternato days ct A 10 ,. n.
This St.unch iron stosmer hss iuet been usirt
20 throughout, s;staro0ms newly furnished and
rarr"LHd. snG Is tho hand3ome2t as we'll Ia the
safest DcGt on the i0t3wsc river and Chesspesse g
bag. a,.1 Is the OILY steamer making close con-
n>ctCH With the Nav York snd Boston stoam.
"rS also connects with Rich mord ste.mars snd
'-iir">f ilH"s oUti. :|to;'s hi rINEY POINT
Mo POINT hIukOUr gong and returning.
Fnra, hr=t class, 81; round trip 81 81
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MEDICINAL.
DIR. TUFTS
.EX.P.E:.ECT0RANT.
IN 25 UTS, AND Sl BOTTLR5.

Its properties arc Danulcont, Nu!ritve, BAL
sarlic, Soothing and Healing. Combining ell
these quslitics. il is the most effective LUNG
DALSAM ever Clf.red 20 sufferers from pulr,o.
nary diseases.
DR.. j. +. HAYWOOD, of New York, volun
tarily ndorses it, Read what he says:
Row York, Sept. l9 1877.
Or, Tut: Dear Sir-During this year / trest-
ad nine hundred cases Of lung diseases. In Tho
lower wards of the city tha cases were of very
severe tyne. 1t WAS there my attention was
called to Tuits E= psctorant and l confess nay
surprise st its wonderful power. Curing prsc.
ticc of twenty years have never known u med
lcina 10 act as promptly and with such happy
effects. IL Instantly suoduad the most violen
fits of Coughing and invsraOy cured tho di-
sosse in a few dsya. ! cheerfully endorse II 81
the b0sL lun. medicine | ever used
j. FRANCIS LAY WOOD. M. y.
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,y yhhuIEGTuS & caIO RAIhKoAl;
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


-. beginning Or, 4, 1879
Ina NAIL TRAIN will esve Washin gton al
'"a 10. snd Al0xandrih at Q 05 3. M. daily
raeeP! sunday; psss Leesburg, going west
,'I "t!4 al IL y. N and arrive at Round Hill
A. II. Leave Round Hill .: 1870 y. NJ; psss
-,soHTg. going .sslwsrd, at 10 Pun. snd ar
's NJ Ae1sndrs B! s:lb .. nl., snd At Wash
'"y,on Al - 3, Il.
J., the AC,OM MMODATION TRAIN will eavo
,m%h'nsIon sL ~ and Alexan at Is p. NJ
sAy' accept Sunday, and EIrive st Leeabura
D. ~ ,. m. Lesve Leesburg st + Go d. NJ.
i4 w. afiIVe Al Ale1endrls a. Is IN, and
""slins!on at s ~ a m
:. ~ Passengers from Ws!hinS'or viii taEi
80 " Asdi tt"n a.d Ohio csrS Ii: toe E&s.':nu;f
"l">'rsc Ea'road station ats G, =. n. aEd 4. u
~ ~ ''i 50 through without chsnye .! ca! q.
"'ob s. trs,n from AIe1gDGrIs sId II 3.
:. H. S,n i:om Eouud Hul connect 1T E0uC
r'.S r'..S N'.n Harris Dsiiy blIe OF Go"chu
,,,t, 81. fe'5v'ilc. Rerrygi!lo and Winchester;
Is| |.i Hca0c7' Lime of CoaGhca, whiCn iaavt
1"ily f.; Aldie and MiidlebyTr.
~; y. .'a'nH, eastward, mako close COM ociicns
=, H,aI!h S!sSon's Line OF Stages for Fair.
SS.,.s- 80 'tas.siaE eiesets. ~ ets f,er snii&
N'"eai See! ete, @GG.
.,, t.. II. uAYEN&H,
'''-,! Gonerai Ticket 4 gea;.
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Z UEW9lArGM HUgi!SuKK WHITES
Uiira Hrnnirg

Utiira Hrnnirg News, huSusts, Gs.
DIR. Tut: Hssr sI7-ity iiLtlo soa was attack
cd with In.um0Dia "a: wintor which left hinl
aitn n violent cousn that lasted Till within
month since, IA! lhr CUrn oC WATCH sm indohl
e2 tn your valusble mxnN2torGn.. J. had trlat
most everything recon nendaa, bat mono dii
ary good until l used your kSpeclorant, oha
bo:tla cf which r1a,Hved the CGugh entirety.
With u.n.y lhHAkG. ! &m gours truly. *:
JOhE M. WElGLE.
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STEAMERS.
| $40 POTOMAC QO0
AooO STEAMBOAT co. CCO
Steamer
GLE ORGE LIE A RY
STEAM ERH.

RESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
AnhAANDRIA, VA, AND NORFOLK,
"a. CALLING AT PINEY POINT and
On and after Mondsy. Msrch 18th, 1886 the
steamer GEORGE LEARY, Joseph White,
command or. will resume her route between the
above ports. VIZ
,,F from ALEXANDRIA, Hooe's wharf overy
M0NDAY and WEDNESDAY,, at 6 D. m,
and every SATURDAY st 81 D. m.
~, from rom NOEFOLk. Campbell's wharf, every
iuESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, at
Arriving at either port esrly next morning.
buflng The psst winter the Lesry has been
thoroughly over hsuled. newly painted, carpet
ed, upholstered and put in nice order. Her
owners pledge the public cleanliness, Hrst class
table and courtesy aud attention from the Ulcers
and servants of the boat. Tickets. rates, infor-
natlon, state rooms &c, furnished By
T. b. HOOE, .Agt, klexa Va.
r. DODD, Agt., Wash, ID. G. NH Off
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1850 GkKAr 1880

d = ~ GREAT d GOV
,,l, -. ! i NSY LVANlA ROUTE
~ "a HoRiH ESI i SOUTH W rs.
DOUBLE TRACK,
5I@hi, Nails, SPLhNDin HCENkHH
MAtNlFlCENT EOIIIPEkNT
January g. 1850.
Trans leave Washington from depot of sai.
J!hOkE 8 POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
neI Of Sixth and str sets, AS follows:
For fhilsdcphis, New York and tho East. 8 10
an and l.5O m. dsily, except Sunday. snd
9'3 =! m daily, with Pslsce Cars. LIm
Hed k1Pross OF Pull man Pnrlor Cars 9.3G a.
IN. daily, except Sunday. For rhilsdelpnn
D ~ am, except Sunday, and ). 80 y. m daiiy.
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South Bound.
Il all. E1press.

Nal, Southwa-d, connects at Gordonsvil)e
with Cbas. & Ohio K. f., East aud West. Al
LYhcl burg connects with Atlantic. Miss "
Oa'o i. X through Southw vest Virpini.. TO
Nashville, Nav Orleans Memphs. Little Roc.
sni Ta2aS-and 1t Dsnvii!e with Rich ~
D.n"iI!e K. K, to South End South west,
EIureas Southwsrd connects At tiordcrsv;na
- AL ;'oI-ls on Nhes. Il Ohio K T.
dlA.D Trains for ain Line !a.va A..
-..HdrIa i*!y, c-"eri Sunday, & O. q. ~, s0d
l'lJ moan. ard rr;uraiu: a1riya 2. hIoynnCr,,
go = q aHc Is y. n.
For ri MhHA*ShH LINE ioavs Washio2to,.
10 a. Ii. ard i,i"xaRd-is SO a. NJ, daiIy
'-.a! nH2Gsy, arrive =. Str&shnrg g. Il Il, u. N.
h'.-Ir& ~ia tho Nsiiey EOsd Ka:. and
H~,- j'''v" @:T@sburg : 81 p. m, ar.iYinr =,
! -: q" -, ~ D. n
- TkNiH FOX MANASSAS DIV
i~.'E ''a'ea |i"z%"dria TuosdsT, Thu7ai4y
-.' Nn.;r.ief. - isl =. m, anL rn,u-cs Men
~, T" "r&a"s'!nv s't Frid"Y. ~, iG o. ,n.
r H''il"tur&. dwjg c0nu"c.ina =. PizI:s
-.'r U.ua|:,;ie, r"..,,!ac ocanastioa +, Dn....
~ fHr:,;E%TrH. !"as, w1-..ins,co :,
.. tr..a. g.. Ia, good unIuontTGns. i N.s.,.
81. 90. l',.!.; iJni Hu-th aTf Wnst.
.'" ''.."-Hs ain""~r .n.vns Wsshin.laa :,
- = "'. -hin!"N !"r3uHh ~I,hont ch:,r 90
g.. : press tr'.ln, I"nvii:E Wsshia 3'ois. ~ ~
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-a'ol4n llcksi5 very oa to thu South Ana
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tsssE sAssassss.
EMS ARB BOYS GOODS.

N EMS ANO N3!8 GOODS.
Monday, hisy 3D. ssh.
just recei. ed fail lines ot i!,ottg Csssiu.:e:
and TwandS. Gauzs Eht!s Mad Srsuondars.
CuIls end Collars, Gloves snt u.lr Hose i;rs.
vats IN great variety, WamsIiLts shifts; also 81
f'zen more Of thoG' nevnrsh;7a Towels nj -,
per dCzar, together With g full stock Of Table
OK Cloths, Wins Cloth, Napkins, Crash, Qiil:s,
Lnp Robes. SC SC.
- r. BEASuEkE,
Il. Is. Ho"mes. No 100 king stront
nays Ale1sndria Va
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Tho steamers Of this company make connec-
lions ut Norfolk for Boston and sll points East :;
at New York with all points West and North
west, and At Alexandra with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to r. A REID, Agent,
Jsnnoy's wharf
SAMUEL BACON, Prcsid Mt.
O1lce under Natl. Mctrop. BaIk,
esp 2I-L Washington, d. 9.