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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-14

As We turn over the leaves Of the
great books ef the pest, Let - pause q
momcut to ssad ~ nssles - : few si
those brave souls Who have struggled.
fought and conquered. though fettsred
on both sides BY bitter; singing pow
erty.
Homer the blind old man Of Scio'l
Isle.' vent .oegging fro,n doos 70 door.
singing thesonga thet y rsln after YEA
to render lis name imnortSl It3as o.
. charity student that Sponsor ensered
Csmbrid.s. At the age Of fourteen.
Shakespeare is said to have been obliged
to earn his da ~ bresd. Goldsmith
describes himself at . certain period Of
his If a. il . garret. writing for bread
and Expecting to bs dunned for . milk
score William Hszlitt once went
wi,Lol,t food Or two lays. 81 .
s Dr. johnson Wrsee 'Rassohs' In =
week TO defray the expes6es of>hiD
uother's funeral. Lamb eAlls Nols.
ridge the inspired charity ~. Fog
thirty-three years Ella himseif waS
tied to the drudgery Of the desk; snd
yet through all these years Of slavery
his quaint. tender humor never fsiled.
Tssso was reduced 20 the extremity.of
borrowing o crown for . weeks subsis-
tsncs. Having NO candle - ase to
write his verses. he sntrested his Ct
to assist him BY the lustsr Of her eyes.
Dryden spent his las. years in poverty
and was obliged to write gu distsstsful
subjects for daily support.
Cervantes. the genius OF Spain, was
thrown into prison for debt; aud here.
it il said. tbs sdventrses ct the icmos-
tai Don Quixote we're 6rst chrooicled.
1t seems hard for Sir Walter Scott to Be
Obliged to undertake his gigantic task
in the evening of his life. that should
havs been spent in peace and quiet; but
when we read the Waverly Novels. We
feel that. though the victor sank ex-
hsnsted. the prize vas worthy Of the
sublime sscrifice.. Defoe. the auth. Of
moro than 200 books and psmpblets.
d.ed insolsent. He TINS snnas up his
checkered career:
emo man h,s tasted iid-rsnt fortunes more;
And thirteen times kave O~eo sseh aod poor.
i 'Sslma .undi' and .Knickarbocker's
New York were wri ten for recrea.ion;
but later in life, falling ia business,
Washington Irving commenced 70 write
TO live. Jean Paul Richtess life wasl
one long struggle with poverty. The
great desire Of hi, heart was 10 ESQ the
oces'; but be. the mighty genins. who
bad written 80 much and 50 9randit,
never satisfied his longing eyes until
there rolled before hiu the Ocsau of
Eternity.
Had Burns walked the suSny ode Of
fate. we should never have had that
sweetest OF all home piceuSes. The
Cotter's Saturday Night;' nor could 10
pluck. eavs in poverty's rude. uuculti.
waited garden. such . delicate wild
flower - tho modest. crimson.ti tipped
Mountain DAisy.'
There is no adder picture in al lit
ersture than Milton. deserted il his
poverty, old asd blind. Yet the eyes
Of his spirit only zee more clearly the
glories Of that beautiful Lost Paradise
that he psints in such grand colon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-14

"A yosng man Of Chicago was fol
|. many years . reckless. rollicking blade,
sssd not unfrsqseutly found himseli
-nnder the influence of liquor. The
women's Temperance crusade came
slone ia the nick of time. however.
AID he toos the pledge, and has since
lived q life full OF contsatment and
cold water. Mt long ago lie fell vio-
le"t:y in hove with very estimable
end banged young lady on the South
6ids. who returned his affection, and in
sAort time they were engaged to be
married. Sunday night they wetc
sitting together on tho girls ancestral
sofs,s end. afttr the usual Interchange
Of ducky darlings. etc. the conyersa-
tion. naturally enough. drifted on to
mince pies. the girl saying that she
had made some that very day; while
che young man declared that nothing
cs'uld give him greater pleasure than
to sAmplo . few Of them. While cut.
ting epie. the gssl told how che mado
Il, and. among the other ingredients,
mentioned brandy. The young man
thereupon said that his temperance
principles. would not permit him to eat
any such soul.destroying brand Of pie.
which remark caused the girl to dive
violently into the middle Of the sofa,
sud declare. between sobs, that she
knew hs never could nave loved her the
lssst bit or be would not make fuu of
her pies. No expostulations woald
satisfy her. end the unfortunate Good
Tsmplar and lover went away with the
understending that. unless he came
prepared b. sat that pie. be had better
not come back ct oil. He 10 earnestly
seeking sdvico - to his duty in the
premises, sA1, ..4sS
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-14

A small boy and gun are harmless
when spsrt. but they make . terrible
aombiuatiun.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-14

uup1no1Ouun 11NDouAf4 Wxn1o
THE favor With which underground
telegraph v,rss als stews1 - IafopG
does MT prevail IN EDeland. ID r.
cont leetsrs before the Society Of Aria.
the 1lneaieie1 of - EAeliAA Poseal
TelesS PA Dspartueoa Ae W b PSosoe.
said ihss there ess 1890 ailse e ~.
dergroand wires In Great Britain. but
the sys1.o doss - peeee essoo0ieaA
Thero b an is,oeeoss q en1es q 1u1s
ti4es "a ths osos e tks on1srgss16d
lines Their eapasity foe carrying 80.
rents b ssdses1 tAees - obas st0n.
The guttA-psro6a eostiae = astneke1
ane 0aly ~ rsts aDd nteo, 6at w
largely ~ % inpsse enlled ~ 1b1Pd
ssaia a1slalliaA, asd = alss io0saaeel
b. iuness
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-14

A FIoH1 N 4 CHuDcn.-A Pittsbss9
paper gives the passlsalsrs Of ssece6t
fisticuf 10 the First Reformed Presby-
tcrian Church there. SONS weeks ago
the congregation voted for . pastor. the
Rev Nevin Woodside receiving 1877
votes. sgsinst lie for other candidates.
A majority Of tho trustees were bitterly
opposed to Mr. Woodsids and charged
that his selectioa was the frssult. Of u.
leesi votes. The msjofity y'of the cuus
ersgaiion determined that -Woodsids
should Be their pastor, especially -
the call was sustained BY the Prssby.
terry Sunday night the quarrel cul.
minated in . free Sight. Woodsids
wanted TO preach. but bis oppooests
had sno.her man whom they wished %
preach. Both. parsons yaxsd hot, and
thes8cited specsst6rs gaV9vsot to shpe
feelings in vsmsrks dssigissd % euoonf-
age their fAvori.e. The trustees and
Sunday School teachers took sides and
shouted excitedly. One ct the psrson
essayed to mount the spstsulm. He wss
seized BY his antagoui1ts ond j,ashly
hustled from the steps. This led 70 .
general fight. It was :hiekest round
the altar. bat sll over ths church was
heard the sound q hlows. r Many. II
the wsmen screamed and faiated. bat
some of the stronger minded enoour-
aged the comhataAtA Nth cheers. I've
or three females it Il lid, to9k sovs0-
tags q the coofseion AUssttloead seoese
among themselvss. For . QuAstee e
an hour the baktls sHeo1 1n5jeo Z
Heads were psa. hsas eyss Qese AAskr
ened, arms 6rolnsA asd dWeoGh 1n1ekeo
dovo. TIL 41Glls aAd ssksns wefo
fright:ul. The police were eallsd IN.
and. aftxr some difficulty. ancoseded ip
quclliDk the rioe. esvsfai p1esls vsss
made. Th6 charcA pseseots Aaofly Sp-
peafapce. Pevs arss beo2eA. ~ feGI.
nants 6f ens sIol1s sefot he ddes.
hymn boots and Bibles ars scatt6ged
in every direeti.n. - Il they lAds shsea
used = missiles. and = lasgS Q1a1siag
Of hair pios sal sbeses havss hssa
gathered. up. Thss1Gmenk isdiGnA1isa
prevails in church circles. Tho &ttoe
will b. iasssGieatsd b H. iHsssbvsssy.
The rival pastors were in the middle oi
the fray. -
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Opeaing and Closing OF tlse maiis.

CLOSING.
Washington, u. g., North end Northeastern
mails Il H. and s Is p. n.
Western mails 81 and Is D. m.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, GEO 8.
m. and 8 % and 90 p. m.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia, 60 q. m. snd 5 45 p. m.
Alexandria to Lynchburg, Va, way msils)
including through mails, 6 90 o. M and 90 n. m.
dord"nsyyillo and Charlottesville, Va, Is CO a.
Manassas Division 90 2. N.
Aiexsndria to Bound Hill. Vs., a. 4, III;
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, via Washing
ION, ID. c., SO q. m. and > 10 and G 90 n. m.
southern nails, Y:s Richmond, Va, 80 y. IN.
nd O0 p. -.
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg, Virginia.
Through mails) including way mails On Midland
Railroad S 30 s. III.
Manassas Division 80 @. N.
Round Hill to Aloxsndris, Va, 3 80 y. n.
closes at % p. N.
Sunday ilours-OiIico opens At rs .. TO-, AMI
closes 81 Q 80 q. III.
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CS::}Iccx<;uGsyla (..5.l:z..:LG2
" anAEsoAY avan'.,.. rsE,>t5...:Y IS |

IALLEyRAND AND FoUCHE. --ralIelrand
possessed rnDsuol intctc.ua sIiiii7. My
ltcF-l0AtinUcd itls!1ns with him m2do NE
aW-rc that h,a w::@le c5arlc CT more adapted
hln 10 destroy than 10 create. A priest, Ms
ttmpcranc,t led him to i'reliGious courses OF
noble birth. he pleaded for the ulro0tipg of his
elias; under Tic republican rule he iOfSTOrG tie
re; ah!m; under She uuIhrU iG was Constant ly
lnclined to cDnsilrc against tho Emperor, III
dr. 'hc OubonP, lastly, no laborad for the
overthrow nt ihe logiimatn dynasty. To hind
or loV definite COURSE from hcing iaken-fof
that 1alIcyrand wsa always ready. In the
c06iraTy direction could never discover t1na
atllmy. Napoleon 81 estimated him, and with
justice. In One Ut onr conversations. which
10 X plfc, in c1nsf qucmcn Of one OF the many
withdrawals CT InlIryrand from the Ministry,
The Emperor aaid 10 me, eli want anything
done | do not employ the Prlt C, OF Benrvcnto
| turn to him when | want q thing not to he
do"o whici wisi, 20 appear 10 want
FouGhc wasa crrGnc;c contrast 10 Tnlloyrand.
In c1rs'gncnca Of tho contrad;c Dry character
OF the two men, tho word ''rivary' vas not
applicable to them. Their opposition Was radi
Gal, for it had its sOu;c, 10 dill romeo Of charac-
ter. fouchc had been a priest. like 1allcyrand,
and bad stained himself with blood aud mirc;
while lelloyrand loat himself in Tho theories Of
that school called Tho English tchocl Foucho
was 40 enemy tc ell theories: he was practi-
c'l man, deferred by 20 obstacles. Thorough
ly acquainted with the French mind, no went
forward with tho limo. but always in extremes,
convinced as he WAS that ia this manner Only
an cX!ICmo ond cju'd be attained. Never had
these two men any poiots of c1ntuct, unless
their paths crossed in following out some con-
spiracy against tho existing order CT things
Prince Mclte17uchS Memoirs.
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H Sab.RSsAsEH.

1850 GREAT .T.>>a;N
PENNSfAYANlA HuUmf
10 The NoKra, MEST s 6OUfueGar
ST&EL RAILS, SPLENDID SC.rsv,
MAGH:FlCh&r EQU!rmEh:i
January e, 1880.
Trairs lo.pe Washington from, done. IF r.
TlMORE 6 POTOMAC RAILRGAD a.,
ne9 Of Sixth and Z str sets, as follows: w.
For Fhilsdelphis, New York andtho ps,ts,
an. and l.5o =, ~. dsiiy. except Sund.y ~
9.i5 p. III. dsily, with Palace Cars, wa ."'
ited Express OF Pullman fsrlor Cars g:W,
s.m. daily, except Sunday. For rtiiatcln,s''
~ Am, except Sunday sid $50 r, ~ Az.
For Pittsburg snishe Wosl iG. iOs. C|.y
Psllor Cara 10 pittshnrT; 7.AG p. m. ns;.
:, with falac" Car 10 Chica2o.
Fer Cananda'Sua snd TIA North, GCG a :.
except Sunday and 7.3n T. nj. daily s,,a,th
Saturday, with PalncG Gar a. tanan,lsi,nP''
day. r' "'h'
For Baltimore, 6 nl. $40. $50 and 10 aa
i.3o. 10, 40. $50. T.dO snd AS M
On SundSY, 1910 y. NJ; b.3n, 40 sri ~,
For ropo's Crock Line G. co ., ~ sn,,so
dsiiy, except Sunday. ''"
For Annapolis, ~ q III. ard 4 a n L.l,
except Sunday. "'''S'
lOCAI. TRAINS.
For Ale: an;!rh + "a, snd IL q. m. en-, An
%, ard II 81 i. r.. Sunday y. :, - And +,
q. m. and $ y. H. ' I"
Trans leave Alexandria for WaSuin,tor On,
II night. - 80 WI"
On Sunday =. SEQ AMI IL :. NJ. and 7anJ qn,
p. M.
THROUGH TRAIN FGE sac S1lJpu ,;
Quantlco snd Richmond, will lnxys tlo,,a.
drla at {. u 3. nj. daily snd = 40 p. N. daily
except Sunday. N''''
Ilckois and information caa b procr5a!
principal railrosH stations End ,ickn. o.Err,
Southeast. LIZ EAkMEE
FRANZ THOMi3uN H''''
Gdnerai Msnage-. ruyIN
W a., VIK9. MIDLAND s4. kK
W JOHN 3. BAEYOUE, Eaco;yc,,
On and after SUNDAY, Nov. 8, ls19 pn,.
senger trains will run 80 follows:
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE FC)R Iy3O


Tho ALEXANDRIA aszettn. begun in 1i93 ia Tho
ri lost nevsnenr in VIRGINIA and il has suryivad
America which 81" win II lhe GAVIN OF lhe
n'nelcchlp century. u ives I'o' not IN decay
or dec.ep'' p"'I"'! % ''io ana Southinl FlEoE'
giving al Tue news, telling lho ruin without
lear isV"r or "tett'"l, !rohching on the privacy
OF no mans home, but full TO the brln with all
p"nlc information. "nd giving daily honest
Judgments "i public mon and public ninssnraa.
Il furnishes. ,ho Ysys t.,,ars1ss - tim rJ,,,
YORK Asso,;stod rra.s and RI nouto,,e Er-,.
mean ayencv Lorr with tut ,uo Src,,,iono
III, orIv rsner b.twcen RsI.;ooora and nich.
mord tr.i ia ,bna co,,.,.,, u;,L ,,o cr..,
fountains or ia. wor,i,. ,a,.,
WI" '"o coming year Ill Inc long lf'en and
paper Will DO continued, with such additional
facilities AS past experience iistilos tho proprio-
Tor in believing will sdd 10 tina capacity of the
Gazcttn 20 sorya tg readers II expects to rer,.
dor faithful service to tho city. tho state and tho
country by y candid criticism OF mon and evcnts
in the interest thnr""pln of the commonwealth
Of Virginia.
-, ~
-"o S''' '',' WI" 'o po.''u q cF'''csi liz
nv -" r''N '.o ''.''' s'''u .'' oon'ihoh" oaitu'
c u Inc oiN ''oe''" ol Iho
oN D'"'0' wal '''Ao p''ee' Will I'll Inc CONF
ond so,.Iornas,s o,'h s''u .'"l,S ovnse4ueAoes
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E-ADs" or THE L9BE
FOR NEW YORK.

FSR NEW YORK..
STs-S-HEHS T.. c. h.NYGETIJvU JOHyv
GSRSRIs'
EVERY FRIDAY, at IL M; and returning,
leave Now York, from pior ii, East river, EV.
kRI SATURDAY, al o'clock p. n.
Tho steamers Of This company make connoc-
lions NJ Norfolk for Boston end all points Hast
81 Now York with all points West and North
west, and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Eallrosd and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through ratios given and rreigh. handled care
fully and promptly. For furthor information
apply to F.A. REED, kgont.
Jannoy's wharf.
SAa Ell BACON, Prcsid ut.
Otiico under Natl. Motrop. Bank,
sep 27-it Washington, D. G.
sssaslssssss ~ LES ~ sYH 70 = LINES WEEK
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI.
DENCK AND BOSTON.
Steamers leave Alo1antria EVERY TIJKS,
DAY sni learo Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
UEU&E.
This limo connects at Alexandria with :Lco
4. u M. and w s. 0. X. Rs, ana At PbiIsdci,
phis with Clydos regular Steamships for FsIl
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness snd care.
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer in PHILADELPHIA, and
wharfage IN Boston. Quick ti,ne. Frequent
departures. Through rates xnd through bills
IT iadins given. Insurance ut tho lowest ratios
Agents:
y. a. REED, Alexandria.
VIM. L CLYDE 6 CO., Ph,ladephis.
JOHNSON & Co, Wash. Il Georypn.
ian 81!
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EA NsiR a.SpS3EsHa
Z EIIEEsGGU SON & I:5s,,

Z ZGERs GGUSOr1 & l}.s,,.
FAIL Opening Or
SGASONABLEG uu!sS.
AIDES. GENTS ~ CEli.URSN'S
III EkiNO UNDEkM EAR.
MILLINERY GOODS-Ful stock Of Strsw
and Felt Hsts, Trimming Silks, Feathers,
Wings, Ribbons, sc.
Zephyr Worsteds. Germantown WOOL Sax. !
ony Yarn, CreWol W0ols.
Hosiery and Gloves and - thousand nny srLi.
clos sll st reduced prices
FERGUSON Il BIO.
sop "-.--- I6 KING street..
HoSlERY, GLOVKt, Hsndkerchicts, Col
As lars End Gnlls, III rrosL variety. ST
&C. BERRY s.
7 ADIRs AND CHILDREN'S MEHiNO
- VESTS and PANTS, ail sizes and quail,
t'es' al e. G, BGRKY'S.
EEPHYR WORKSHOPS, t}ermsniovn Wanis
IN and Knitting Yarns, in all shades and colors
s"pG' AtO @. BEKkf'S.
NALL AND WINTER ul'ENIRG.
Ladder Cents. Misses, Boys AMI Infants
Meflno Underwear; large ST. ok 60 saircL
from; prcas from No TO S5 each.
Silk and Linen Hanhkcrchicfs and Neck wear.
Hosiery Of every size, in English, French,
Gormsn and domestic; over 40 now and haeuti.
lll nallern2 i"r the rtcSnni Season
Corssts nj sic, T5c 81. 81 25 aaA 81 80 p rr.
Germantown Wool, Xophyr Worsted, Shet.
land Floss and German Wooicn Yarna. ~
tlsllai, our stock is complete.
Mock Railing. Gloves Isccs and Edginss.
NOTION DEPARTMENT..
Buttons, Spool Silk, Combs, lair Brushes,
Knitting Cotton, Pins, Noodles, Tapes, Towels,
Napkins Bolts, Skirts, ShaWls and y now line Of
Jewolry, Soaps, Perfumery. Sc
sop ii g. NJ. ADAMS, 60 King 81.
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esf q :ss9S&e4:d liz aiasUAAsEs.

W. q, JuuE;50a s Co,
WHOLESALE. GKUCEKS,
VaEhHA CDh kliGSION MHi:CEANI'ss,
And Dealers in
p LIZ KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have On hand GIBSON'S Ky, XXX, XXXX
aud pUKE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BkK.
EkS and THOMPSON PURE RYE
HHtSKiES to which they nvita tho attention
Of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shsll
receive prompt attention
ConSIgnments OF Flour, Grain sud Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highest market prices snd prompt returns
H"FthonSS corner ct Ca:noson and Royal sts.,
Alexandria, Va. oct 20
InAs. $. TAYLOR DR..
GSte Of j. T. Rackhanl & Co..
GENEEAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND FEED DIALER.
Agent for
j. B. FICKLEN G. SONS
CkLEiiRATED BRlDGEWATKEF FAMILY
FLOUR,
II North Union gtro0t.
JAIN - Alexandria, Virginis
HAK"oN & SMITH,
WHOLESALE
GRoCERS ANn GENERAL CON hi I3SiON
MERCHANTS,
Gorho7 Primer ind Royal sts.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
ConsiEnments of Grain and Country Produce
solicited and prompt returns mado iylO
ii AkAow BEvs.'
WHOLESALE
GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
JOHN GIBSON'S son s. CO.'S. CABIE 4!
X, XXX and xxx WHISTLES, and
Thomrscn's Pre- Ryo Whiskoy; Fcreien
Wines and BEsAdies, Ale, Porter
and Chsmpggnes,
ms AGENCY OF TIE LAFLIN POW
DER COMPANY.
y. W COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL SITS,
Coffee roasted for tho !rado at 75c pcr sack
my G-tf
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South Bound.
Ms!l, Express.

MAIL, ooulhwAeu, CONNECTS Al S0r'inESriil".
with Cbns. 81 Chic l.. L., East snd Wost Al
hynchburg, connects With Atlantic, 81 iss. 4
Ohio i. T., through Southwest Virginia. t.,
Nashville Now Orleans Momphis, Little Kucc
and Iexss-and at Danvii!o with Richmond :
DsnVl'lo Is. H., to South ind Southwest.
Express Southwark connects st Gordonsv,
| TO all points on Ghcs. Sc Ohio, ald. al NoariN.,
TO at the South oNd Southeast, including Flor,
ids.
MIXED TRAINS Grc Main Limo iosve a..
| eIandrla daily, except Sunday, 500 y. H. all.
IL W noon. and returning Hrrivo NJ hlcxaaifla
III III n. m. and - y. m.
For MANASSAS LINE lc.y8 iYsshii,y.u.
10 8. III. snd Alexandra ! 81 s. H., dan.
except Sanday, arrivoM SiraHhuress L. 2, pn,,
connecting with Lilo Valley Road East ani
West l:'avn %:rashurg 10 y. ~. arriving 81
Alexandria nj Is ID y. NJ
MlAkD TEAi n FOX ri MANASSAS DIV
lSlC& leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thurs..s
and Saturday, ~ IN q M, AMI ratt!rns Nor
day, wednesday and Friday, st :: Is D. III.
For AiddieburE, dai:y connection ~ t!ar:.
station,
For Uprerviiia, regular coraaclicn st rci
pisne
For WAKRENTuN, lhsvo Wnshinat2a =,
7 10 n. III. and & Is D. IN. daily.
All trelGs cHko good CONNECTIONS u W..
ingLon. 10 and from tiotLh nii,: ,4os,
New Or'uGIs shGpor i,styGs W.sinu!,n 81
I'D T. m. rrnnInS thr0GsG without CnSrco
p. I'll 3arRs Adj Lsiihio Ecclinlny t,hsi- Snr
with c1tra ctsrSo oGly ~, through 10 iiarvi,..
connecting To Bill South.
Excursion tcko = 10 Jacksonville, Fiur.!.
good 10 reiurn until May l5lh 1850. on s.,lc .:
" AsuipStnn, MeSauiri4, Ghs:iosLcsvillo 81.
Lynchburg.
Through tickets ,c!y I~w 10 the &omta 49,!
Southwest.
GOV IS. i:i2UADUS. G.T.h
TMyASHlMATDN * OHIO Esy!EUat,
WINTER EkKaH:i:sDTNr.
Beginning Oct, !, 1879.
The MALL TRAM viii leave Nsshias iYn II
9uO b. III. =ni Alexandria aG 800 g. M ,!si!v
except Sunday pasa hGes:,urg, going West
Hstu, ~ ~ ~ n. III sDd arrive 1T RouEd Iii.
al IL n. Leave Sound I'LL at I2:3up. M: rss.
teesburg, going "asiwsrd, at | 10 y, w., anc: a.
rive 1T Alexsnd:i; 81 81 j. TO-, and 5; MasG.
tngtoa NJ 3 81 T. ii
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN winlesya
Washington al ~ and Aloxsndria At % pm.
aa'iy' except Sunday, and arrivo al LeesbgrS
at u 4O p. N. Lesve LGasburg ct 600 =. NJ,
and arrive At AlexsndTs Ut 8 l5 a. M. and
Washington 81 20s NJ
u fasSengers from W ashiuptOD vii! t.aa
the Washington and Chic cars 1t the Bs,L;m.cs
q fotomac Railroad s!stion as o. am. and ta1
D. m, ana 90 through without change Of CAFE
Ihe3 Jus IN. train from Alexandria and $50
2; M. tram from Round hill connect al Bound
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coscbea
lor Snickersvllle, Borryville and Winchester;
also with Reamer' S Line Of Coaches, which loavc
hees6urg daily fo- Aide and Middeburg.
Both trains, westward, rnske close connections,
lt Vienna. with Sisson's Limo Of Stages for Var.
fax Court House.
communication tickets, 81 css per mile
annual tickets, 900.
b II. HAVENER,
oct Ill General Ticket Agent
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w. :. MOOR, a,

III III y u " - I itIF y Is IA y 81 nun
No. G5 Union street,
;u,, ''"%"r ria. Vireinia.
WneI" !'e IS rr"i,arol 20 fu tri.b III t;ra. =,
MACH NHH. WkOUG' ShE "a T'1iLn n
OVID q, ,r;cn> ,,a, r'' Il douo with dispatch,
war. ko" f'''''"n I" t"o
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'E'EEAH rs.
NJ OTIU 4.
CEhiNGE OF rGAk,

II oIl e.
CHARGE OF TiME.
On and after SUNDAY. O.i,ber bth III,
hoais of the PoTUMAC FERRY co. will run
b. follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
GOO, : 80. 8 80, 30, 10 80 and II IN a M ard
I2 SO 90, = So 80. 4 80, s 30. and zoo n "a a."
LRAVE WASHINGTON:
$50. 81, 81, . &c. 10 20 and II so a. m, and
l230 81, 2 80, ) 81, 4 50, S 50, and G 10 m.
Gets GEO. Il. PHILLIPS, Msusger
Inland &Seaboard CoastingCo.
WRITER ARRANGEMENT COMMENC-
ING OCTOBER LET, 1879.
Hin.tnars o! this linz will rim as follows:
R'ssle NORFNLR,
Gonn"7ting with Merchants and Minors Line
for RnGion steamer
E-7Ds" or THE L7BE
kVEEY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, spd
FRIDAY. Mt 20 o clock pm. returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 p. m.
FSrn. FIRST class, 81 J.; round trip So.
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~ GW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
IL HOUSE
We havo op6npG 81 No ~ ROYAL ST. All
Auction .nd Commission House
We ara ready L. receive all kinds Of mar.
chni'dise and household goods on CONSIGNMENT
or i,urchage tho ssula
VIZ tn'nS IL may prove M advantage To per
SOS whn haye FkODUCh of sny descriptinn
u aend 1t to us Located immcdalely opposite
In" man entrance 10 the Market loyal 3d.
so.'ds est ho exposed cvory morning 81 mblir
Huet'on, when the best prices may be expected
Prompt returns made on sales
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
lind 1t to their advantage to give lls Il call.
we VIII attend to suctioncuring ut public sales
OF property, snd respectfully solicit \ share Of
public patronage. UNEAL LUCAS
F&~Auction goods constantly on hand and for
ssle. nov E',f
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NYDONlN, tho boat preparation evor offered
W for tho euro Of CHAPPED SKIN; will
eradicate pimpIe5 and give to the complex ion q
soft and healthy appearance. Price rs cts per
bottle. For sslo by
jan rs WkRFIEfD & HALL,
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ELOUK-Ask your grocer for j. b. flick.
b LEN & SONS BRlDGEWATER and
BELMONT FLOUR; the best on the market
all warranted.
jan 7 CHAS, s. TAYLOR, Jr,
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MI lLi!iNERY! MlILiNERY!-My fail
W sly les are now ready. in Straw, Felt and
Flush Also full limo of Volvots Satin and
Silks; Ii dozen Felt Hats at Toe each at
FEKG U5UN & BROS,
oct Is sc King street
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II furnishes tho news kilograms OF tho ri CIV
York Associated fress and OF Nouter's Euro-
resn agency, bong, with but two exceptions,
the only paper between Baltimore and Rich
mond HAL ia lhn8 crnrrctrh With tho grhsi
fountains of tie wnrli'a nnwS.