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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-07

hand Of nature. From lT40 to 1910, just
one hundred years, Mexico, rude as were the
means in use for extracting and
reducing the ore, produced more
silver han all the world beside, the
aggregate yiel in that limo being over
S4O0O,OO0,OOO When it is remembered
tlat the ore is token from the mines in
sacks and baskets borne upon the backs oil
psons, some idea can be formed OF he
richness of the Mexican mines. Never until
within the past few years has machinery OF
any kind been used in mining by the Next
cans, but now, enerprising capitalists of
this country are investing in the mises OF
that country and are Introducing the I'M
p Dyed machinery utilized in our own MN
ing districts and they are proving most sue
cessful. The Comslock lode IN Nevada IS
reported TO be the richest mine in the unitid
States. 1t gives TN loymeot to 2,OOO mgn
and lis daily output of ore is nearly 2O0O
tons, which it is estimated contains only one
ton of bullion.valusd st about $4,000. 10
obtain this amount of ore in addition 10 the
labor of aiming, fifteen thousand tons IN
cables, cars aud cages NIL dead weight, has
to be hoisted daily, 8,640 tons Of water be
pumped out OF tho mines, and l,OOO tons OF
waste rock passed daily up tho shafts 20OO
feet in depth, to the surface. These draw
backs have not been met with IN Mexican
mines, where there is no hosting, 10 pump
ing no reiu.e rock no dead weigh. OF ma
chinery, no high prices to be paid for labor,
The orc in some Of these mines assays rs
much as Sl5 So, $50 $40 and 500 per
ton. In 1877, the imports from Mexico to
the United Statra amounted " Sl61il5o3,
of which $S,5llS53 was specie and
bullion, gold and silver. With rail-
road connecting with this country, the
imports viii be- more thun quadrupIed, and
the exports from this country will increase TO
degree that will indeed be- msryellausIy re-
munerativa. England and France now com
mand tho bulk Of the Mexican trade, but with
railroad connection our country can soon get
it all, and cause it to multiply and re multi
ply in quantity. And Texas must DO the
connecting point for Me lean railways with
tho system Of the United st ties. Is it not
important, ..then, that Texas do all in her
power to encourage, foster and aid in the
completion Of the work so auspiciously com
menced?
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Timothy, X,lI0.

Yesterday at the matinee and again las.
evening, Craddock's opers-house was hlled
to SEQ Widow Bedott. Peals OF laughter
told the current value of the happy hlts
with which the pi CO abounds. Dignity
unvisored beneath the unexpected, and all,
with any sense of the humorous, gave way
before til voleys of fun that the "unlarned
widow afforded her audience. Although
so replete with humorous sayings and true
delineations of the ludicrous in nature, yet
there are, in this otherwise good play, ono or
two scenes and two or three expressions that
might be well omitted without in the least
marring the effect of plot or detail what IS
wanted, and what will really pay in the long
run, with Dallas audience 10 a good per-
folmance, tragedy comedy, opera or
operettA, with 81 efficient cast, we'll per
formed and free from any indicate, not to
say indecent allus.ous or Suggestions. AS
Widow Badott, although physically At oppo-
sites with the character rs pictured by tho
writer OF the original paper, Mr. Bishop
makes An excellent widowin all other respects
RESPONSIVE TO Neips conception, and
he can we'll afford to present to his
listeners only what ought to
be presented TO TIE general reade Mt the
family hesrthstone. We have ielt con
strained to make this criticism ON what else
is an excellent production, eXGeuenlly vel
served to an audience that can appreciate
the good, but does not desire the question
able, much less the Objectionable. With the
suggested corrections wo commend to mos.
hearty favor this good troupe with their
mirth-provoking and human-nature dlsclUs-
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ERSON AL.

CAPTAIN A. y. Wilson, the efficient sheriff
of kaufman county, was IN tho city yes
terday.
W. Walker, Of the "Texas Law Jour.
nal" Tyler, Texas, houored us with a call
yesterday.
Mrs. V. w. Cleveland leaves this morning
on visit to Houston and Galveston, where
SIZE goes for her health.
Colonel w. G. Hol rd's horse was stolen
last evening from the corner OF Main and
Austin streets, in broad daylight,
Revs. B. Spencer and j. Ward, who have
been in attendance upon the Cumberland
Presbyterian conference, made tho HERALD
pleasant. call yesterday.
Last evening Colonel Il. O. Mcclure was
called by teegrsphic dispatch to Chester
South Carolina, Announcing the serious illness
of his daughter. Miss Annie MaLura is, by
common consent, ono Of the loveliest most
gracious and most popular OF our Dallas
bellies, and many hearts will await with ten
dercst solicimdo, some tiiugs Of hev early
conyalesence.
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IN NsEuORxAM.

The announcement OF the death of Mrs. Julia
Sewer Mitchell, nee Rector, wife OF Col. Z. s.
Mitchell, OF Dallas, which occurred ON the n
ult., was slowly made in these Coloradlan
mountains, but yas sorrowlully received by
many Nilsson ians, Arkanslaas ami ieNans'
who knew her as the CHEEKY, handsome, win
some daughter Ct Henry NJ. Rector, Governor
OF Arkansas during tina inter-s tate war. This
undertaking OF of our friend, in the prime
OF her Ifs, In the fullncss of her o,anty ana
usululAess, cOupels tue taminSof our ihNoG "
to those war -tiues, when we first met her, Ill
the early flush of youthful beauty her man
ners, kincless and atability; her laughter
ripping music, her converse ION, WI ana
merriment; We recall her rs u young iaVorlte
in tho UuItaIei and brilliant society Of Little
Rock embracing such Aines Us Ashley, Sc
vier, Johnson, Pope, Gallagher, Pike, Cur
rau, Bertrand, Laurie, Keats, and tneis OF
baamiug Wit uud genius, whose living repre-
sentstiyol will unite in mourning her I'M
timely end.
MS Mitchell sprang from race whose orig
inal seat was ut Rect0rtowl, in the blue rldgS
of yir-i-id, Dat have become widely 'cnttsi-
ed owe, the suu hwc.t hey are poyerbial
for % c,ptricitv. str.ilh .forwa a nduct, in
to,r.,s r,.,ti,s.. c,,r,p, and uhysjcal
,rd ma,t,l ,,.arr, rom Eect,r ridip,, 600
miles in six consecutiy days; MOTOR Rector,
surveyor gene al OF Missouri, IN tn hld OF
ho,,r. win o,ii, r,,ce and strpdv hand; ELIAS
Rector in cue and TIC ding como controlling
Rnt,, p,,i..,,.,,a ,,,. S.min,,.s a,tqr ali
others had f,iied ,overpor Rector. scmping
'tng.,har hls est ia troorsr from th, CLEAN
{-,re. ore, .r,.c... aclI,,p.d ,rttirg them
I i -,..
against ah mHo emu ."l o'al .h'"s 'o'' sac
ltttug illusJtl ions # the lNmiIt aANrncttlla-
flea Nrs Nii.chnl WA a ,yur. hy dan. hl5r Of
100.
such races NUE. h'Hu m' ''' 'l-'oio'
fearless, Omen hea. .d aud his -spirit d. No
one Who knew her woul doub. lerword or
dist,us5 her ieally or friendship; witty ana
ylysci Us, her voice d laughter wonder
fully musical, shJ was ever delight to her
iutinlate friends. UngusUccted by herself,
unknown to ali, rave few friends, she at
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Owing to the heavy deu.and for and con-
sequent uLu,uslly large issues of the HER
AID during the past week with the election
news, our stock of paper was exhausted boz
fore ordered invoices could arrive, hence the
smaller .iz, on which for the past two
mornings wo have had TO go to press. we
expect 20 oe in receipt of tho regular size
tomorrow or tho next day.
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Change in Texas ~ Pacific schedule

On and after Sunday, Nov. 7th, train No,
2 east, leaves nj 6;lO p. m. No. 4 east, $50
a. tn, tdaty except sunday. No. 8, west 8
a, M, (daiy except Sunday No. l arrives
from tho cast az 1886 p. m. Nos. aud 4
runs between Da,lss and st. Louis. Nos. 2
and between Esstlead Nnd ST. Louis, All
REGULAR passenger trims.
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Ia the lightest running, simplest. hes. and
most durable sewing machine. 1t was pat
entea in 1876 Nearly 100000 now, in use
have sold the White three years; have al
WAYS told my customers to return them
il they I'D NOS give parfec, satisfaction, and
| you'd give my other machine selected
Ia oSchauee. have never been ssked to eX'
change one. Com and sec it, or ,and tor
illustrated price list l.. Q, McAlisler dl2
Main street, als,, and % Houston street,
F,rt Worth.
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{ jlt,:ii(;.l.l.1.;a
Astonishing Cures of Itching, scRIy
and Scr0fulOus NumOrs of the Skin,
Scalp. ana Hood If Children and In
fnnts.

Cutioura Remedies are simply lpgant TO
use They app a. t. muthers aud parents with
great force, From Infancy to old are they are
equally successful safe ana reliable Cuticura
u medicinal jelly, arrests disease, eats away
Head skin ana flesh, allays defamation, itch
ing and irritation, oothes and heals kin dis
eases, and scalp aile ctions with Ices of hair
II reproduces and beauties the hair Cuti-
cura iesolyent, the great blood puriht r, clean
3 a, purilies and eradicaes all shr mic and he
reditpry humOrs. Cutlcma Medicinal Toilet
Soap prepared from Cuticura, claauses,
sOothes and heals diseased surfaces, whitens,
freshens, and beauties the skin beyond all
praise t IL an elegantly pSrfumed toilet,
bath and nursery sentative.
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Fred, Rohrcr, Esq cashier stock Growers'
National Baak, Pueblo, Colorado, wit s; ~
am so we'll pleased with its effects on my body
that can not afford tn he without it IL my
house. Its a wonderful cure, ard Il is bound
10 be Om' very popular a, soon as its virtues
are kroWn To- the massrg.'
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J. y Weess, ESD Town Treasurer, st. Al.
bans, Vt, says, IN a lyttr oted May rs; 1t
works to o charm on my hahy's face amt heat.
Cured the head e0trely and has nearly cleaned
the face Of sores, have recommended II 10
several. aad nr Plant hos ordered IL fer
them ~
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Children and Children

Chas. FAY re Hinkle, Jersey q ty Heights, n,
j writes MY son, u lad of twelve years,
was completely cured Of n terrible case of
Eczema by the Cuticura Remedies, From the
top Ofhis head to the Sules OF his feet was one
mass of scabs Every other remedy and phys
lCians had been tried in vain
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Thirty-Count Them-Thirty.
The Hunstable boot Il sold in all towns in
North Texas.
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Thirty-Couut Them-Thirty.
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LEADyLLa. Cob Oct, 81, lsSo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

Nail, Southwark. connects at GordonsVille,
with Ches. & Ohio 3. B., East and West. 81
Lynchburg, connects With Atlantic, Miss &
Ohio &. E., through Southwest Virginia, &c
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis. Little Rcct
and Te1ss-and at Dsnvile with Richmond &
Danville B. r., to South end Southwest
Express Southwark connects at Gordonsvi(i'
to all points on Ches & Ohio 4. r. end at Dan.
vile for all points South Esst ard S'uth.
e1.ndria daily. except Sunday, SGOs m. an6
IL 80 .. m, and returning arrive at Alexandra
Sg Fo ? IAN NJ s 81 LINE leave wsshingto
7 10 4 m. and Alexandra As G. m, daily
except Sunday, arrive at Strssbnrg at II Is 20 .
connecting with the Valley Rosd Fest and
West Leave Strssburg 80 p. m, arriving a.
AleIandris 81 s DO p m.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
ISION leaves Alexandra Tuesday, Tburaday
and Saturday, st 90 .. NJ, and returns acn.
For Middleburg, daily connection at P!s1l'
station.
For Upperville. regular connection S: Dell
For wARRsNToN. leave Washington s.:
I 10 q. n. dsiy.
An trains make good connections. at |ssl
ington, to and from North and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington ~
TO ,. M. running through without chsnra
On E1 press train, leaving Wsshins ton 1T 10 70
o. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chsir Car.
with extra charge only $l.OO, through 10
Dsnvile.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Wa hngton
and Augusta, Ca, with, ut change, on 10 40trAln
Through tickets very low TO the South sh
MERCER sLAUGRTRR, G. T. a.
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alexandria 0azettR
WEDNESDAY svxN1Na. OCTOBER q.
BuIwer's . asst Poem,

Bulwer's ast Poem.
There is no death. The stars 70 down
To rise upon some fairy shore
Apd bright 10 Heavrp's jeWeled Crowd
They shine forevermorr.
There is 10 death The dust We tread
Shall charge beneath the summer shower
To Id.uv,el", Ur q, low fruit,
Or rainbow tinted WIS.
The granite rocks disorganize
e. ted the nargin. muss they bear
The forest trees dri' daily lite
From out the vteWless air.
There rs no death. The leaves may fall.
The Aow. rs may fade and pass away
They ouly wait thrtueh wintry hours
For comiog Of the May.
There is no death. An angel form
Wslks Ger the earth with silent tread.
He bears our b.st loved things away
And then-ws call them dead.
he leaves our hearts all desolate,
he pluoka our fairest, sweetest foWers
Trsuspls1ted into bliss, they now
Adorn immortal bowers
That bird like voice whose joyous notes
Made glad these scenes ut sin and strife =
Sicg. now sn everlasting song
Amidst the trees OF lite.
And when be finds smile too bright.
Or heart 100 pure for faint or vice,
He bears it to hat world of light
To dwell 10 Paradise.
Boru into that uodying life.
They leave us but to come again
With joy We welcome them-the same
Except in sin and pain.
And ever near ne. though unseen,
The dear immortal splri;s tread,
For oil the bouodltss universe
Il Iife-tbere are 90 dead
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1880 GREAT $50

1880 GREAT / SSO
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TkAUK.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENE&l
KAGNIFIOENT EQUIPMENT.
July &C. 1880
rss1s ssye W.shHgsSn GR dspet q BAL
n u1 Of s1tS and ST. sets, As follows: ''
For Philadelphia, N lew York and the East. 10 40
am. and 2.lU p m. daily, except Sunday. sno
1000 p. m daily, with Palace Cars. Lin
tied Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars $50 q
r. 20 daily, except Sunday For Philsde'Fh'
For Pittsbufs and the West 800 a. M, with
Psrlor car 70 P.ttsburg and Sleeping car to
Louisville and Chicago /; l0.40 D. M. daily /;
7.40 p. m. dni y, with Palace Oar to Chicsgo,
For Canandaigua and the North, 8 gu III,
except Sunday and 7.4U p. m. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Car Csnsndslguo.
For Watkins, 10'4O a. m. daily except Sui
For Baltimore, 6 49, 800, $50 and 1O.4O g. m
2.l0, 40, 40, $40, 7.40 and 1000 p, d
On Sunday, $40 and l0.40 q. no.; $50, 7.4O
and 9.45 p. m.
For Popes Greek Line, 6 40 a. m. and 4 40 pm
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6 AZ a. m. and 40 p. m. daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandra 7 90, Z 70, y and ii 8. M, and
40. SO, 625, 8 and II 80 p. M. Sunday At
I, 9 and IL O. m. and p. m.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, co.
400 snd 10 .. La, and IL so. 8, 5, 7, 905 p. m.
and IL night.
On Sunday at s. 90 and 10 =. m. and and 9 u
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, vi,
Quantico and Richmond, will leave Ele1sD
dria st 40 .. m. daily and 40 p. m. daily
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured
principal railroad stations and ticket Office
Southeast. L. P. FARMER,
Gen'l. Passenger Agen
PRANK THOMSON
General Manager. my27
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KAkLEOADs.
"ASHINGTON d OHIO RAILKuS
w WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning October Is. 1880.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
n 800 q. m. and Alexandra at s05 a. IN
daily. except sunday; pass Leesburs, ,goinF
westward, at II 10 a. m, and STRIVE At Rounc
Hill ut II m. Leave Round Hill at IL 30 p No..
pass LeesburR, gong eastward 10 p. H.; anc
arrive at Alexandria at s Is p. H., and
Washington At 80 p. N.
The ACCOM- TRAIE will leave
Washington at 4 20 p. m. and alexandria st
4 d q. M daily, except Sunday, and arrive y!
Leesburg at 6 ~ p. N. Leave leesburg 8: U
g. m. and arrive at Alexandria at 8 ID An, SIC
Washington at 8 80 .. N.
- Passengers from Washington will tss'
the Washington and Ohio cars at toe RalJlmori
q Potomac Railroad station st9 0Ls.m. ard A.A
o. M, and 20 through without change Of csis
The 9.05 am. train from Alexandra and IL. q
D. m. train from Round Hill connect wit!
Mccoy & Wigginton's Daily Line OF Coaches
for SnickersvilIe, Berr7ville and WIZ chester ;
also Resmer's Line Of Coaches, which IesV'
Leesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburs.
Both trains, westward, make close connections,
Of Vienna, with Sissou's Line of Stages for Fsir'
fax Court House.
Communication tickets. q cts per Dssss
Annual tick cts, $50.
+ a HAVENER,
oct14-4r Hene-c: Tinbo. A ~o-'
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lnIaad d Sea5oard COastlGg 60.
Steamers Of Lois line will run ss follows:
FOR N0fsFGEg,
Connecting with Merchants and Mioe,s' Line
for Boston, steamer
G.GH ~ OF THE LIKE

EVERy MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, ut 30 o. clock pm; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days 81 90 e N,
This Stnurcb iron eteamer hrs lust been paint
ed throughout, sta.arooms newly furnished and
csrpeteG md il the hsnd5oasst IS we'll rs tho
ssfest best on the potOrr river and Chesapeake
hsE, and is the ONLY s,-amer making Gloss con-
nec:oh HiLh toe New York and Bc>ton stesm-
sr-; .iSo Connects With Nich mund steInsrs md
rniiroed li"es oUth. stops at PlNEY P:'IHT
a' d POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare, frat Glass, 81; round trip 81 30
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TasE NasW ydaRH,

Fasgs Nazsg ydeEH.
STEAMERS e. g. a.vSG EzT.S SvD JHRJs
EFEsS1S.y
EVERY FRIDAY, st IL no.; and returning
leave ew York, from pior Al, East river, Ey-
Ely SATURDAY, at o. clock p. m.
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The steamers of this company make connec-
tons at Norfolk for Boston and all points East ;
at New York with all points Weat and North
west and ct Ale1sn1ria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Chic Railroad.
Through Rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to r. f.. REED, Agent,
Jtnney's Whsrf.
O. s. LOWELL. President,
14l6 F street,
sep 27-tf Washington, d q.
.-A;sss CLYDES STEM LINES WEEH
$500 EY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROYI.
DkNCE AND BOSTON.
Steam erS leave Aleyandria NVERY TUES.
DAY and leave Philadelphis EVERY SAT-
URDAY.
This line connects s.Ale1sndris With tie O.,
A. & II. and " 4 D. K. Rs., and s. Phils1el.
phin with Ciyde'e regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence snd Boston
Freight forwarded with promptness and cars,
froe Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
0 wharfage in Boston Quick time Frequent
departures Through -cstes snd through bills
Of lsGing given Insurance st the lowest rates.
Agents:
+. a. REED, Alexandria,
WIN CLYDE q CO., Phllsdelphi il,
JOHNSON & co. Wash. y Georgtn
ian s-sf
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SyEAAh ES
y oT1 E.
PGTC.usC FERRY CO.'S. STE.fsHERs

NOTICE.
PsTG.uac FERRY CO.'S. sTEE.HERs
ON TRK POTOMAC RIVER
On ard .fter Surdsy, July 18th.
stesmrr T 2. AFRO SNITH leaves Poto-
nAc Ferry Co.'S wbsrt, loot Of King street
EVERY SUNDAY, TU s>DAY and IT, uE1
Day, st 80 q ~. for LeoDardtonn and oil
int rneaats landings
:,iesuer nYorU leaves EVERY MOF:
DAY, WgnE SSDAT and FRIDAY. ns 80
a. m for NoGini snd intermediate landings.
GEO. L. PHILLIPS. Manager,
Potonsc Perry Company:
J.B PAnGRTT, Aecnt iyl7
v Office
~ CHANGE OF TIME,
On and after Ncndsy, October 4.h. the
beats OF the POTOMAC FEERi GO. will run
'' LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
CO. 100 20, 80 1G 30 snd II Boa M, and
II 30, i 20, 2 80. SO, 4 80, 80 aud 10 p. n.
LEAVE WaraI%GTON:
30, 80. 80. 80, 10 80 md II 30 q. m, and
II 60 SO. 2 80. 8 go. 4 30, s 80 and Bop, n.
Or sunday The frs. trip from zach end will be
ny ny IS e H. GEO. r. PHILLIPS, nsnsser
1 SSC sTss MOOT co. i GOV
Steamer
GEORGE LIE A r. "
RESUMPTION CT R,:UcE
ALEXANDRIA. Va. md NORFOLK,
VA, CaLLIFG At PJNEY PClNT and
PHlET LOnKpUT goirg snd raturritg
On and rfieI Monday Nj brch 18th 1880 the
! steamer GktR9B LEARI, Joseph White,
| CnnDendef viii resume her route between the
shove ports.
From AtEXAN RIA. Hcoe's whBrf. every
MONDAY ard tFHDN ESDaY, ut p. N
and evrry = e1URNAY At f. D M
From NORFOLK Com pnell's whsrt every
TUX DAY. THURSDAY and SUNDAY, al
4p m.
Arriving at either port early next mo mig.
luliag ths p:st winter the Le.r7 has beer;
thoroughly o7erhsueG, newly painted, carpet
ed upholstered AND pu. in Dce o'der Her
owners pledge the public cleanliness first class
table AID courtesy sOc att n.cn fro1 the cff cera
| and servants Of the bnGs. Tickets, rates. Nor
| nation stuie rooms sc FURNISHES by
L T. aEDK, Ast., sicxs, W.
B. +. D0DD, Aat. Wash, u. G. nh 9-tf
E,,I.nd 4, Nu,hn.,rE s;nsct,nr
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OssHMsshsGN MEssEsAAYs.


COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 20 South Union Street,
Ele3sndria, VS..
Consigrmeuta of G1sin, Merchandise ard all
kinds of Country Produce solicited. Special at
teDton givtn to all business entrusted to me-
Promtt returns made. Agents f,l Cumberland
Bone Go IS Ammonisted SUPER StOsptaie.
M a JOERsus co.
WHOLESALE GRCCERs.
GEN ERAL COMMISSION MEECEhNTS,
Ard Dealers in
ALL BINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have Cd hand GIBSON'S TX, XXX, XXX
snd PUEE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WaieK iii5; also Be>K-
ERS snd T HOAP SON'S PUkR BYG
YHIsKIES to which they iLVita the attention
Of ths trade
Orders from the country for merchandise shal
receive prompt attention
Consignment ts CT Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, Tor which .boJ guarantee The
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast cornsr CT Cameron snd Royal SIS,
Alexandria, Va. oct 20
uAEMON g SMITH,
WHOLESALE
egoCERs AND GRNEEAL Co&MISs1cN
MERCHANT3
Corner Prince SAD Eo5sl sts..
ALEXANDRIA, We.
Consignments OF Grim and Country Produce
solicited. and pEcrpt reIuIa made. y 10
II AEAo" BIOS,
TEoLEEALs
G2oCEEs, UUMNisSIoM MERCHANTS.
Aad ueslers
JOHN GIRsoN's son s cos CABINET
Y, TX and Xxx WEISK1G:5, and
Thorn 2son's Pre- Rye Whisksy; r~rcign
Wines ind 2.arC:is3, ale I,ortsr
aad Chaa1pi2nss.
49, AGENCY OF LAFLtE & EANUs
POWDEE CUAPANT.
n. W COZ OAMESON AND K0TAL sTa
Coffee roasted for tho .rede ST 75c per esch.
ray ST
j EkonHH5 3 CO.
|. Wholesale dealers ard ,Ioo5ess in
GEGUERIAo, FhCV!3LnH&. EhUUh.
SALT And Fish
4 full lire of ceiaorsted pure. oc sTbJgseya
arandies, Gin. Rug. &c. Massey 8 Co Is Pb;ia.
i,iph;n and C;age:2s Baltimore Aics, and S:rF-
ser q &ngss Lsrer eeol, III casss or bottles:
Agents tor lsmes s We)ehs Besl Fanily
Flour, James $, KirS 3 Co.'S. s.sadsrd Soap
Dupont Cos snoring SD alas:iEs Gun
p.tufpr And is2ltl-ln-D nd SOEc.-i5C ElV6
Steamers.
Ordeis promptly stssn;@o to- and corsign
nsDte solicited. go II ENG stces.,
oe5 2-3 AleEandrla. Ht.
I Q. MILBUE&.
WgOLEsALE AND Fanny GROCER,
TEA DEALER AID ooMMIss7oN
AsIICHAAT,
Eo. is north Royal 81, near Gsrket space.
h!e-spGcia, VS.
Consienmente and NrcarH ~ill raaeiT2 careful
ana prompt st.ention. riy 20
"E@EomAs pEEhx. 'zzea'
GEREBAI
COMMISSION Gi&RUEAHT
No. II King ssress,
AAEXANDRIA, va
s.gant Tor Ia sale G:
ISAAC WBNCgR's
CELEBRATED FAMILY FLOUR,
. jan lS-t:
ssBILiP B, BooE,
no. q PRINCE STREET
GENERAL
roNMISSIOE AND SHIPPING MEREFa
Dealer in al kinds OF
FERTILIZERS, SALT AND PLASTEE
LIVERPOOL q Af EoH 3 ~ g GLOBE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
TAB h--iJ
E. n LAWSON. J.. J. JAMESON.
. II. LAWSON & JAMESON.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
50 CAMERON sTREET,
nov 10 ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.
We have opened ct No 22 ROYAL ST. an
Auction and Commission House.
We are noq ready to receive sill kinds Of uer-
chandise and household goods on consignment
or purchase the same.
We think it may prove sn advantage to per-
soDs who have PRODUCE of any description
10 send it to us Located immedlstely opposite
the main entrance to the Market on Eoyal 3d.,