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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

INew Haven Palladium, January 1871


Ithas been tho custom ri Engineer Shsrbert,
OF Harpsr's paper mill, IN Westvilie. to put tha
mill In motion Monday mornings just after
Yesterday morning. however, the
man who relieves Snerbert At .. IN. found
the mill standing still, and opening the wheel
room door to ascertain the cause, found ths
engineer with his left hand caught In the C0gs
of the wheels. As soon As the prisoner heard
his relief approaching, he shouted TO him to
turn off tho water. This done, he Was soon
relieved and explained how no came to be
caught ia such au unpleasant sltuatioa. At
midnight, just before starting tho mill, he
went 10 the wheel to grease the lgs, as usual.
turning on Just water enough to move the
wheel slowly. In some way his hand was
caught In the eggs, and the wheel was
stopped. He was OF course, unable TO release
himself, and his cries for help we're not an
swerpd, SO he made the best OF his predica~
mentor six long hours. until he was released.
He seems IT, have suffered no pain when held
prisoner. but on being released the pain
from this crushed member WAS intense Al
togethsr. the escape was u fortunate one. for.
with u stronger forces Of water on, the man
must hnve been drawn into the wheel and
Killed. Several neghbors heard his cries
during the night. but could not tell whence
they
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
Didn't Know Her Husbands Ranao.
New York Trimue.]

Princess Charlotte de la Efsnuille, has Just
died. She was the daughter OF sne Due de- Ia
TremyllEe, the only French notle who mas the
right to remain covered la the presenes OF the
sovereign Madame de w ykerslooth, who
had been a widow for soma year,, could not
become used u the pronunciation OF her hu5~
bands queer Dutch name. 1t used TO be re-
lated OF ner that wheo on ona occa sion she ar
rived at hotel In TGrin, she wrote down her
name as ode la TreaviIle.," and turning to the
landlord, quietly remarked: "As for the mama
OF my husband, vol must ask his valet.
have never been able to remember or pro-
nouura il -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
Am Oriental Entertai N mcnt.
fFooehow Herald.1

IFVVVWVW
People In China intending to commit suicide
sometimes advertise their determination be-
forehand stating when and where they intend
to effect their purpose. young widow
promised to hang herself at Il certain spot on
the sixteenth Of last month rather than yield
to the wishes Of her 'inhuman parents" and
marry again. The girl found assembled u
crowd Of friends and admirers. The tragic
ceremony was preceded by y reception OF
visitors on a platform rreetei for the OCCASION
after which the poor young creature mounted
a chair. placed rope round her slim neck,
and bidding final adieu to this unsym-
pathetic world. launched herself into eternity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
Norfolk Virginian.l

IN0rt0Ik FlTRlnlAn.l
Yesterday morning a lady residing on
Falkland street was presented. by a colored
man, the following note, purporttng to have
been written by the proprietor of a clothing
store on Main street:
asRSa NORFOLK Va. January 16 1879
Mrs -: Your husband met with a sad acci-
dent few moments ago He fell through Is
hatnhway In my tore and bruised him7, II con-
siderable. l. bleeding frea;v mt this time. h
desires you send IN, by he b9ater a change
Of clothing. and alsr wishes you 10 come down
yourself "a soon as you can DIR. Moore Is
present with him. Soon no Is easy we wi
sen him up In carriage.
The lady, Of course, was thrown into state
OF great excitement by the receipt of the news
contained in the above. She quickly sent the
clothes and prepared to proceed to the store.
When she arrived there she found her hus-
band safe and unhurt, and soon discovered
that she had been made the victim OF cruel
hoax. 1t Is needless to say that the darkey
who got the clothes did not deliver them, and
Is still non est inUentus.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
From a Distingui,h. ID PhysicIayl.

physician wrote to the Medical Rscord. OF
Atlanta. Ga, to the effect that after All other
means had failed, he sent for the KINNEY Cure
l5afe Kidney and Liver Cure, and to his
ACCOMPLISHMENTS cured serious casss OF Brights
disease by administering tt, aid after wards
found it equally beneficial In other cases. He
advised his brother physician to use Ii In
preference to anything Else for kidney dis
. orders,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
Execution Of Domess,c Animals for Nur-


According to the Roman law, II man was
hurt by % tame annual, "a Vicious horse or
~ dangerous bull. the owner afforded salts
faction by thu surrender of tho animal. The
same rule extended tn a mans slave and also
to his son, both OF whom were regarded by
the Roman law "a his ehattes. The Burgun-
dian medieval law enacted that where Que
tame animal was hurt by another. the offend
Ing animal was To be surrendered. It WAS
medieval practice In Germany and Seandna-
via to hang wolves and dogs with criminal,
as q symbalieal mark OF disgrace, and as an
aggravatiun Ut punishment Saxn 6ramna-
tcus states that the association Ut wolves at
the hanging If the criminal was an ancient
puushment for parrleiie, and In Germany
the hanging OF dogs with the sufferer was
particularly applied TO tho jews. Rprotius.
n Papal Nnnoio at the Court of Hungary In
the sixteenth century. wrote and published q
treatise to prove that animals are rational
aud that they make a better use OF their rea-
son than man. In this work he stated that 1t
was customary In Africa to cruelty lions, In
order tn deter them from entering towns, and
he had himself sesn two wolves hung from q
eihbat In tho forest between Cologne and Jul
Hers, "a an example 10 other wolves. Tho
Roman custom of annually erueifyiag dogs.
on account OF thoir failure to give tho alarm
when the capital Was sealed by tho Gauls,
must DO considered commemorative, not "
penal inlliction.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
A New yersion of an Old Fable.

FigGro has a new version OF the fable or the
dog who saw his vtsage reflected in the brook
which Is more applicable to modern life than
the original. A dog. carrying stolen beef
steak in his mouth, comes to limpid stream
which Reflects surrounding objects rs clearly
as a mirror. Perceving the reflected Image
Of himself, he thinks Of Selling the piece Of
meat 1t holds, which he supposeS to be real,
but concludes that 1t would be more prudent
az lin III the stream. The reflected dog has
no hing in his teeth, and expresses the salts
faction OF a contented stomach "Ha" says
the dog, that fellow had the same idea had"
And he runs away laughing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

The Springfield! Mass Republican thinks
Sherman is sort Of polite Il Samson, who
will pun down the pillars of the temple aud
bury some OF his competitors In the ruins 1t
says Sherman 'is much surer to defeat the
two leading competitors than to secure the
prize himself, but ths contingency OF his re-
ward does not affect the real value and mag
nitude OF the service ITSELF" It thinks Mr..
Sherman may perform the same sort Of ser
vice at Chicago next June that Bristow did at
Cincinnati In 1876, but it doas not explain ex-
actly the kind OF valuable work Mr.. Brlstow
did.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

hand up .and. down as II 1t were pump
handle. tall man, with top4hnavy kind OF
stoop. In. ms over his partner like q great hen
taking a hicken under her wings One man
holds his partner az II he wera afraid she
would slp from his grasp, while another
looks as III he wished he we're rid OF his
haruaIn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
w aftziDE.
[eafurday RevIew.l

Orc ma n waltzes with his head In the air
andI much the expression worn by dog when
he. Ia bowling at the sound Of music. Another
las bend In the middle, which looks as IN
comfortable rs 1t Is ungraceful, One genu-
fleets at every turn, and slides out one OF his
feet as If to trip up rival dancers. An even
more dangerous performer works his left
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

The Ounard steamers carry small tin cases
the siz9 of an orange full OF chemical pre-
paratlon which ignites the moment 1t touches
the water. When man falls overheard In
the night they throw one over, and the mar
10 supposed to swim to it, enabling the boats
to pick him up.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
yIApuqFs or STONE AND pnrcn.

d9lGMk w
ALeu, Hu ~
Over the aoeliz valley In saxony. ............a So
Over the Ester valley. In SHyoaV. ........4..-1
Over the Htofredo. In Austfin. ...--.......M
At Bleianmuhle near Glamuitz Eaxony..4srh ,
At ihaunont. Paris ~ Mnlhensa .............teA
At Knlte Rinne aammering Austria. tH
Az Fure, naar tTan bic .ig&
At ,m9le, n mr. Ursl Pail .1Sf
A. WRgHargraban. Semmerng, austria. los
At Cpmbe 1uohard. Pals Lyons Railway. t9E
In addition tn these there are several other.
bridges and vIaduets whose height VARIES
from 100 TO t25 feet. among this principal are ~
The vladmet over the Franz valley, In Aus
tria. bridge aaross the River Falds, near
Kraganh, \, Hanover; the Goel viaduet at
Aix.la- Ghapelle, viadnet at Mregille, on the.
line between Havrs and Rouen; four more
are IN s synn Switzerland; the rest In various
parts ot France,
The longest viaduots and bridges are TO boz
found In England. Notably the vtaduot ON
the line from London to Greenwich. the sys-
tenn OF tbs South western. southeastern
Chatham and Dover, Great Il .stern, and of
other lines serving the netrop Ills. Inc next
Importance attaches To the bridge spanning
the Lagoons and running into Venice the
bridge and vladuet over tho River Elb0. at
Dresden, and few others.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
GREAT X. NLRo,D BRIDGES.
Bridges Of Stone and Iron Lt'ngth and
Heighth of ALI th.s Important 8 srno-
lures of IL % Kind,
Hallway NaMa. IA nnary 81

the most important railway bridges and via-
ducts constructed by Europe an and An erf-
can railway companies. Tbel . are sto me.
wood and Iron STRUCTURES, all ct which app @F
under separate head.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
STONE RRlpaEs AND vIAp uUrs.

There are three or four structural 10 be-
sdded TO the foregoing, whose widths oren-
ings exceed 100 feet. This includes the bridge
MT the Pout-du-Jonr, at Paris; the VI aduot
near bpebau, In Saxpny, and the brid 20 at
Pniut-de- PILE. on the line between On 'sans
and Bordeaux. The highest arches arst rim
oipaily found In Germany, and In the s@a Dnd
line In various parts Of France.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
ECoNOMICAL ToTLETTEs.

been manufactured of light silk and India
muslin, both Of which had seen their hest
DAYS The skirt is made of alternate rslfhess
of pink silk and India muslin. the fringed
edges OF the elk giving peculiarly high and
graceful effect to the trimming. The waist,
which ia high, la shirred front and back, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-22
Alexxaudria Oazette
THURSDAY EVEN'A., JANUARY e

TIE RUSSIAN PEASANT. The Russian pea
sent Is tot an Inventor, but be has genius for
initiating. He has only 20 be told to 90 aud DO
so and 90 AID Is time i, will b. done. He viii
IN this m8nncr btc ;mc blacksmith. wood
carver, c)rYlst Of painters, az engiaoer. or 8
lapdsiy, provided thet ho is only given time
enough. He viii Raieb the uext Rorkln 10
him usiug his cav, CHS |, or file, theu be will
cautiously iiG!tae bin, dong s little at time,
and pCthiD2 reshIy. Next day ho vii! show
more SKILL ub.l IN g lew weeks he 0.c)lnea
sufficiently sklI!iui workman 10 DC Inttu,ted
with tasks rcqpiliag grest judgment aDd even
knowledge TO ex, cute 10 the GrsDllo Fs5rik
10 Esaterinour3, fer example, the visitor is
astouished TO fDG eea Tot above the rack OF
pesssnt. and in slI likelihood copvicts surveii
auce, eXecu ing the most beautiful epgrsgiui S
90 beryl, amethyst, topaZ, sud emersids, OF
carVlcg DC Jasper AID p5rphYTy vases With kill
which could cot be exceeded, II tquaied. 10 the
grea; C :0ter5 Of foe art sorkmen OF Europe.
7 ct such Intelligent labcTrr5 sre-oc were, st
all events 10 ErGaus day. fifty years ego--Dot
paid more than 5. s.. per moth, with "a iepa
OF a few pounts Of black bread. Yet they are
quite cynteUt with their lot. aSG toll oU to
make fortunes for the fc1 miue ownots who
I've in great sjGG IL fLe Dau=i0Ds. Even the
master R0rkmen or 0Ver6eors are orig paid
some Ell OF .el2 per snouu, bu' they, like the
Ordinary lsb0refs, Says their pcfqG.si is in
the unrecoGnised pilleriugs VII ca they can
manaEe &C effect am0Dg the treasures they
hand C.
EMBROIDERIES. We have purchastd ever
5 900 yards q Hamburg El2iog at great bar
gain, and Wii! sell It for one week uoGer It's
value. Call aou see them at
|. EIcuBGRGs.
TABLE LlNEns. NAPKINS. ToTe's, &c,
euormouslg cheap ct ISAAC EICnBEEG's.
Opening aEG CLOSING Of the iEsiiss
CLOSING.
Washington, y. G., North and Northeastern
mails Il n. snd 8 Is .. n.
Western Tslls 20 and Is y. IT.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 81 90 s.
m. and 5 90 and 8 90 . NJ
South and South western mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia. W 8. N. and d o. H.
Aexsnd-;a TO LynchburZ, Va, way 1n.i!sl
including through !ns!!s t co g. NJ and GO D IN
oortoGsvii!e and Charlottesville, Va, % Q.
IL. and 9 OU .. m
Manassas Division 90 a. N.
Alexandria 10 Round Hill. Va, 40 = N
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails via Washing
ION, d. g., 8 30 q. m. md 90 and 60 D. N.
Southern mails, viz Richinond, Va, 8 80 3. n.
nd 90 p. II.
Southwestern Inai's via Lynchburg, Virginia.
Through u!siIs) Including way mails on tiiulGnd
Railroad, S 80 q. IL.
Manassas division 80 g. H.
Bound HI to alexandria, We 3 so T. n.
Office Hours-OiiiCe opens ST s - 6. H., and
closes al : 90 y. IT.
Sunday hours--OEico opens at IS E. IT,, snt
closes ct . 50 u. m.
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RAILROADS.,
1880 GREAT 1880

1880. 500, GREAT 1880
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE EoK SC57i y WSs 81, 8 : SOUTHWEST
STEEL balls, SPLENDID SCENEsy
&AGEIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
January 6. 1850.
Trains lesve Washington rom depot OF Bal.
TINOEE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner Of Sixth and 3 st1 sets. IS follows:
For Philadelphia, New York and the Eas. $40
SIN. and l.3U p. n. dsilY, except Sunday, s1d
$40 p, M dsiiy, with Palsce Cara LIN.
tied Express of Pullman Parlos Csrs 9.Sys
u. daily, except Sunday. For PhiisdstfhIs
s 10 am, except Sunday and $50 p. n. dsiiy
Fer Iittsburg sndtbe West IL. i0s. II. dsiY,wlo'
Paror Cars to Pi:tsburg; TAO 2. n. aa!v
with Palace Car to Chicsgo.
Fer CanSndalgua and the North, eco g. m
excspt Sunday and TAU .. 10. dsiy, e1cnp;
Saturday, wish Palace Car :. Cslsndsisus
For Watkins, lO,4u y. ~. daily except Sgn.
dag.
For Baltimore, ", SIC $50 End lO.40 g. u.
l3O 4 10, 4.2r, $50. T.40 and 9.45 D. n,
On Sunday, lu.4G 8. H.; go, 7.40 snd 945
| y. III,
For Pope's Creek Line, 10 g. IN. and 20 D. ID
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis, s IL s. m. and 10 p. ~ daily,
exeei. >undsy.
Local TRAINS.
rcr Alexandra 70, 9 and IL D, ~. snG ~
623, ard II 50 ?. Il. Sunday st I, 9 and Ii
q. H. snd D N
Trslrs leave Alexandria fo- Wasnn,!o GW
500 and 10 a. L., and 3, S, and p. N. AID
Y nisht-
On Sunday at sec snG 10 a. d. snG I and o.
p. III.
rHROUGR TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, sis
Quantico aid Richmond, will lcsyc Alex ".
dtla 8! 20 a. IL. dsily aid s 10 p. IA. da!.r,
except sunday.
| Tickets snd information ca1 be procuret
prine!pa! Railroad stations AID ticket oi:gs:
Southeast. Z. z. FARMER,
| Semi Passenger Ass1,
| FRANK TADASN
Gaper..l Mensse.. nova
| ~ j.. VlEl, HiDLANL = e. . K
~ .JCHN ): BARBOUR, Receiver.
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South Bound. Mail. EIp
North Bound.

8sl, South ward connects g: Gordonsyi!Ic
With Cbcs. IL Ohio Z. T., East and Woat Al
LyncEbutg, eo1natts with Atlsntic, Misa. 6
Ohio II: s., through South vest Virginia, 10
Naehyilie New OficGra Memphis Little Rock
and Tezas-and ~ Danvlle with Richmond &
GanVIlle Z. X, - South ind Southwest
Express SouLh%ar0 connects a! GorGcnsvilie
to all lolnts on Chcs. & Ohio and. at DanriUs,
10 al Tic So~th Gnd SoutkWe8t, including Flor
lda
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line lssvs Al,
eHsndfis daily, except Sunday, 500 =. m eu1
- w neon. anG returning arriYs al Alexand.:s
Il 70 =. anG Z 55 o. Ia.
For MANAGS AS LINK leave Washins.op
10 h. II. AID AlezanGria IS a. M, dai.J,
except SundaY, arrivo q. Strssburg ct II Is p n,
eonnocting with the Valley Road Ess! srd
Wcsi Lasve Strssbucg 30 p. NJ, arriving 5.
MlXEu TEAM FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSiOE leaves Alexsndris Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, ut 10 8 u, and returns Men.
day, "Wednesday sud Friday, at 2 49 p. m.
For hlddleburg daily connection at Plains
station.
For UpperVille, regular connection at De..
For WARRgNTUN, leave WASHINGTON .,
10 3 m. and Is p II. daily.
Ali trains alako good connections at Wash.
lnSton, 10 and from North and West
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington 5.
~ a; M. running through without change
Cn Express train, leaving Washington p, i Is
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Csr
with extra Charge only 81. through to UanviIe
connecting to all South.
Kxcursion tickle E - Jackson vile, Florids,
good to return Until Sisy 10Th, 1880, on ssI. 5:
asuirgt1n, Alexandria, Charlottesville al
ynch burg.
Through tickets very low to the South sni
southwest.
novS j. IL HSDh DIS = IA
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CIMMEssyssN MERCHANTS.

w a JoaNsoE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
9bAEk COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hsnd aIBSON'S Xxx, XXX, xxx
and PUkE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAK-
si"S snd PSON'S PURE Rye
VaiSkiES. to vhich they invite the attention
of tia trade
Orders from the country for merchandise shsl
receive prompt attention
Cousiguments OF Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited FOR which they guarantee the
hlEhes: market prices and prompt returns.
EoE:ness: corues cf Cameron and Royal s!s.
ai6zsldria, VS.. oct 10
/ HAS. $. TAYLOR, Jr.,
tG:o q a4 ! T EI ssskhsm : S,} MI
AND FEED DHALEE,
Agent for
J. 4. FICKLEN s. SONS
CHiIGbkATED BRIDGEWATER FAMILY
FLOUR,
II NOrth Union street,
lan - Alexandria, Virginis
= AKRON Z SMITH.
WHOLESALE
GRpGENS AND GENERAL CCMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Cornor Prince and Royal SIS,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Ccnsignmelts OF Grsin and Country Produce
solicited and prompt retarls mede jylO
- ARLOW BROS,
WHOLEsALE
GROCERs. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Dealers in
JOHN GIBSON'S SON s. CO.'S. CAS!NRT
Z, X& and XXX WHISTLES, snd
Ehompson's Pure Ryo Whiskey; FOREIGN
Wines and Brsndies, ale. Porter
and Champ.snes,
AGENCY OF TIE LAELAND
| SAED POWDER COMPANY.
n. W COX. CAMERON AND ROYAL SITS.
Coffee roasted fer the trsde st 75c per sack,
My TT
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LaDR GF TIE LAKE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
Friday, at 80 O'clock p. m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days At 400 .. II.
Fare, first clsse, 81; rou1 trip So.
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~ ' ''S0''" - oaio SAlhkoA
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning Oct 4, 1879.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington 81,
UO q. u. and Alezsndris n 9O5 a. m. daily,
except Sunday; pass Leeaburs, going west.
waro, ii Ii III g. 10 and arrive a. Round Hill
at y III. Leave Bound Hill 81 1890 D. nc. >: pa:s
neesDGrK, going eastward, 81 10 D. a., and y.
rive al Alexandra 81 Bio =, NJ, and at Ws:a.
ington g: ; 81 III
Tho ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will !oss.
Warrington 81 . nId Alexand.ia st / IS D. e.
uaiiy, except Sunday, and arrive at Lees u;s
st . Az ,, n. Leave Leesburg at % q. II,
snd arrive a. Alexandria 1T 9l5 q. m, snG
Wasnln2 ion st S 81 N.
81 Passengers from Wash b gton will lake
the washington and Ohio cara at toe Bsi,inols
Y Potomac Railroad station st $ o. a. IN. and All
p. "a, add 20 through without change Of csi:
tne $40 az. iraln from AlexanGris andl2&
p m. train Croo! nound Hui connect OF Eoua4
a!I WITH Harris Daily Line OF Coacha
i9r Snicke7svills, Rerryville and Winchester;
sIso with Heamer's Line Of Coaches, which esy.
Lees ourg daily 70. Aldie and Middleburz,
5oth trains, westward make close conpectios.
81 Vienna, With Sissou's Line of Stages for FISH,,
tsI Court House.
ComE ntaE5an i1cAeia, ~ CTS per ,n.Ie
sanuaisieSsss1 SEQ.
Il q. HAVENER,
OCT t-H General Ticket Agent.
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EkODEHG = CO.
Wholesale Deslers and Jobbers IN
GROCERIES,. PROVISIONS, FLOUR.
SALT AND FISH.
full line OF celebrated pure, old Wbiskeys
Brandies. Gin. Rum, Sc. Massey & Co.'S Phiis,
dslpais. and Clage:ts Baltimore AIss, snd Berg.
Agents Tor James S. WEIGH Bns, Sarnil.
Flour, James S. Kirk 3 Coz STANDARD Soaps
Dupont 6 Co.'S. Sporting and SlnStina Gun.
powder, and Baltimore aud Potomac River
steamers,
Orders promptly sitended 10, sud coasien.
mems solicited. No. u King street.
oct Zn-N AleYacd-is "a
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FOX POTOMAC RIVER.
,I.fN.E .n,sSE KEss

EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
OhOa y st 7.3O a. n returning on alternate
days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-22

FL XIV AUCTION AND UONMISsION
~ HOUSE.
VS. hsve opened at No 22 ROYAL ST. An
Auction and Commission House.
We are now ready TO receive all kinds of mer-
cheRdiie aud household goods on consignment
or purchase the ssma
We think it may prove Al advantage TO per.
GODS who have PRODUCE of sny description
70 send it to rs. Located Immediately opposite
Inc nlsin entfsnce to the Market on Royal ST.,
goods can be exposed every morning at public
suction, when the best prices NAV be- expected
Prompt returns made on sslcs
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
find /: to thoir advantage to give us call.
We viii attend to sucLioueeriag 1t public sales
Of property. and respectfully solicit share OF
pubic patronage. U'NEAi,& LUCAS
So auction goods constantly on hand and for
snia. nov E-,f
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FSR NEW YORK.

F5R NEW YORK.
STEss.nERS t.. G. k.VIG kTSEEyi.JDg,S
rxSSO.v
EVERY FRIDAY, at II NJ; and returning,
leave New York, from pier 81, Bas. river, EV.
ERY SATUHDAY, st 4 clock o. IL.
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Ihe steamers Of this company mako conDec-
tons at Norfolk for Boston and sll pon,e Essi ::
ct New York with all points Vest and North.
west, and at Alexsndris with Virgins Midland
Railroad and Washington and Chic Rsilrosd
Through rates given and freight handled csre-
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to F.A. RHED. Agent,
Jsnaeys wharf!
SAM UEL Bacon, President.
Office under Natl. Metrop Rark,
eep 2l-tt Washington, l. G.
.<sasv CLYDE'S STEAM LINES gxES
iassSS LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PR0v1-
HhACE AND BOSTON.
Steamers lasye .hleIsn6rjs HYERY TIES
DAY snd lssve Philadelphia EVERY SAT.
URDAY.
This line connects Ut Alexandra with .ha0
q. q M. and " g o. L, rs. and ct PhiIYdoi''
pnis with Cydes regular Steamships 70, Fall
Ei7er, Providence and Boston.
Freight Forwarded witk prom ptnssa ard cs.e
free Of commissions
NO charge for transfer il Philadelphia, sid
wharfage " Boston. Quick TINE. Frenuont
departures. Through rates and tbrourb IiIIs
CT facing TiVEn. insurance 81 the lowest rates
Agents:
<. e.. REED, Alexandria.
Wh. P UL TDE & CO. Phlisdcinhi.
JOHNSON & CO., Wash s. Georg. Il.
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~ j.. VlE1 MiDLANL = & 3 :. !;
~ JOHN ). BARBOUR, Receiver.
On ard after SUNDAY, Nov. 9, 1873 pss.
enger trains will run As follows: