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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-27

The Pennsylvania Agricultural society is
already arranging for a grand State fair and
sheep show next September. . The success of
the last exhibition was SO great that the So
ciety has decided TO o-,el premiums amount
ing to $4,000. Of this amount prizes of
$4,000 have been set aside for sheep, $1,000
for horses, $500 for cattle, $1,000 for swine,
$1,000 for poultry, S1.500 for dairy products:
and the balance allotted to machinery, fruits,
seeds, and other products.
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Spec cl,.

PHILADELPHIA. April 24.-SeclptaTy Sl,er-
man was cordially received on the Stock
Exchange to-day, and made an encouraging
speech on the overlooking condition OF the
Treasury and bond purchases. He said the
main point in our financial situation is that
the public deb is being reduced at the rate
of ten million dollars per month. This
indicates prosperity. lie urged the necessity,
however, of Introducing the manufacture of
goods hitherto imported from abroad.
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Terrible Famine.

LONDON, April 24.-The Christian Con
mittee at Bagdad telegraphs that a terri0
famine is raging throughout Mesopotamia al
Kurdistan. Immense masses of star'1'
Christians are crawling hither for relief. u
are totally inadequate to meet Il
necessities. A public meeting will be he
at the Mansion House.
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"A Square Meal.

QUEENSTOWN, April 1S.-The Duke
Edingburg has invited to dinner CAPITA
Potter, of the Constellation, and UnIS
States consul Brookes, and some members
the relief commission. The Duke will ,
main until the cargo of the Constellation
discharged. The citizens of Cork will give
banquet to the officers Of the Constellatl'
on Thursday next.
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In tie United States 100000 bushels of
hemp seed are annually consumed for bird
food alone. Much of it is imported.
Five years ago barb-wire fence was little
more than an experiment; it is stated that
$4,000 miles of this fence will be set during
the coming season.
The peanut crop of Virginia, Tennessee
and North Carolina is estimated at about
1,s35,OOO bushels-an increase of about 500
0O0 bushels over last year.
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Blaine's

CHICAGO, April 24.-Secretary Bartlett, of
the Blaine club, Washington, telegrapls that
Blaine has eight delegates in the Virginia and
fifteen in the Georgia delegation. Blaine's
friends here claim that if this is correct Gen.
Grant cannot possibly hope to get a majority
in the Chicago convention, no matter if he
gets all that is claimed for him.
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2seeelp 2Iiuer.
TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1880.

The Toronto Globe represents the Ameri-
can demand for Canadian horses are very
brisk. 1t chronicles the total number pur-
chased and shipped to Massachusetts and
New York in a single week at 131, costing
$3.50, averaging about S75 each.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-27
The Tornado.

QUINCY, H., April ga cyclone struck
the north line Of Adams county last evening,
doing damage from west to east. Twenty
houses and barns are known to be demolished.
names unknown,
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Liberal Council.

LONDON, April 24.-Gladstone, Earl Gran
vile, Harrington and Mr.. P, Adam have been
in consultation at Gladstone's house. Loid
Selbourne will be Lord High Chancellor.
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anniversary.

NASHVILLE, April 24.-The city celebrated
the Tooth anniversary Of its found ton in
1850 amid great display and crowds of people.
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Thurm an Boom g..

CHICAGO, April 24.-The Journals WASH
ington special says: Senator Thurman learns
that the Virginia delegation will support him
at Cincinnti.
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Suicide.

W~AsuINGToN, April 2+.-Captain Edward
NJ. Wright, of the Ordnance Department,
killed himself to-day.
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rae Ens=rse.ss.

A. April 24.-In q recent engage
Spanish troops and insur-
rmer lost six killed and two
ID. The insurgent loss was II
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Was born at Lynchburg, Va, Nov. ID, 1918.
He removed to Ohio in 1919, where he re-
celved an academic education, studied law,
and was admitted to the bar in 1885. He
began practice at Columbus. He wds elected
a Representative intie Twenty-ninth Congress
in 1914. He was a Judge of the Supreme
Court of OHIO in 1~S51-52, and Chief Justice
for two years, beginning in 1854. In 1867 he
was the Democratic candidate for Governor
of Ohio, and in 1868 was elected United States
Senator, succe eding Hon. Benjamin F. Wade.
He was reelected to the Senate in 1874, and
was prominent among the candidates for the
Democratic nomination for President in 1876.
Ohm SHERMAN
Was born at Lancaster, Ohio, May lO, 1928.
He received an academic education, studied
law, and was admitted to the bar in 1874. He
was first elected to Congress in 1854. He
served three successive terms in the House,
and was elected for a fourth, but before Con-
gress met lie was chosen United States Sem
ator. He was the Republican candidate for
speaker Of the House of Representatives
during the memorable contest in 1860, and
was, with Thaddeus Stevens, joint author of
the reconstruction measures of 1S66-67. He
was reelected TO the Senate in 1866, and again
in 1872, and was, for several years previous to
his retirement from the Senate, chairman of
the committee on finance. Upon the inaug-
uration of President Hayes in 1877, Mr..
SherinaL was made Secretary OF the Treasury,
which position he now holds. Under his
administration of the finances specie payments
were resumed Jan. /, 1879, after a suspension
of nearly seye nteen years, and all the bonds
OF the United States now redeemable have
been paid off with the proceeds OF bonds
bearing a lower rate of interest.
THOMAS ANDREW HENDRICKS
Was born in Muskingum county, Ohio, Sept.
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Was born in Muskinsum county, Ohio, Sept.
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The following summary of the provisions
for everybody interested in such things to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13
By Green l. Wlso.

(Real Estate gents and Auctioneers
TUN MISSlON ERS SALE-By virtue of 4
" decree of the Corporation Court for the city
of Alexandria, Va, rendered at its Jsnuary
term. 1880 in the chancery cause of K. I. iuc,s
rergesnt. Administrator of William hhuce VS.
Shirley King et al, the undersigned. Commits
sioners therein named, will Ufer for sale, by pub-
lie auction ia front OF the entrance TO tue Court
room, on FaIfax street, on THURSDAY, the
I'D day Of q prli. 1880 at II o'ciork NJ the fol-
lowing property, 10 wit: ALL OF THAT i.Or
OF GkO u, with the lMPkOVhMENTS
thereon in the city Of alexandria, Va, bounded
Us fuilows: Bcglnnilg s OF The e.:! si4e OF koyat
street. between Cameron aui Queen streets, at
the north line of the ground formerly james
McSuife's; tnen Lorth with Roya! street ,weIty
two (2z) feet; Their east parallel with QIoeu It.
seVenty-two az feet six ~ inchos more or less
10 u seven feet al ey; then south psrsllel with
hoyal street. tweDty Two (22) feet; tn9. BY :.
i:.ight line " Lac b:s!nulnx.
Terms OF Sale Ore fourth Uf ne purCuSse
| monev in cssG, and tho rcsi1uu IN SIX, Twelve
apu eighteen months with iatC7cs: from the c -
ol sale; the pCtVs OF ;Le rurch.srr 10 DO green
Tor thet sEd tho tito 10 the property 10 oe re-
tained u;.li! tho whole oi the purchase mo2ey
| be paid.
F.O CLAUGuTOX, Comr1 rS
lNO. II. JUHNSUN,i Of .-ae.
NH l9-eots
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AUCTION MALES.

TRUSTEE'SS SALEM FAIRFAY-By vir.
Il tue Cf deed of trust from J. ID. Crocker
and vile, dated Nov. Goth 1876, and duly re-
corded in the lsad records of Fairfax county,
Va, and for the purposes therein mentioned, !
shall fer for sale By public auction, in front ofthe
Court House door. st Fairfax G. H.. on MON.
DAY. April 18th, 1850. (court day. at y m. tbe
TRACT OF LAND conveyed by the above
deed, containing l3l and Sl-l00 ,ctes, lying upon
The road leading from Lewensville to Langley
adjoining the lands of Smoot, Peacock, and
others, sud known as tho "Dorr Crocker" place
Th sale will be mado subiecttc deed OF trust
dated Sent 1874 TO SECURE Albsrt Peacock the
SUN Of S770 ard also subject to another trust
deed. dated ian 9TH, 1876 10 secure Nicholas
Acker the sun Of ST 900.
Terms OF Sale: Cash, ss TO the costs Of this
sale, and the sum Of four hundred dollars and
unpaid interest thereon for something ever Two
years. Balance in orc, two snd three years,
u. Il HlHE, Trustee.
Fair'aY comfy Va March 1S-s
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~ NAShiNG~Oh 90 uHIo KA!Lsox. !,
WIHTGE ARRANGEMENT,


Beginning Oc! 4, 1879.
The MAIL ThAIA will ieaye Wushingtou ;.
OO =. n. ail'! A!cxandra At 9G5 a. N. Gsi!y
except Sunday; psss Loessurg, going w;,st-
ward, al II ~ L. III sud arrive 1T Round Hill
AT II Ia. Lsave Round Hill 1T 1890 p. NJ; psss
neesSuEx, going .aslward, u ~ pm, md xr-
rive At Alexsndrla at 3:l5 =. H., and a! wash
gtoa at 3 So ,. .u
The AOIOaMODATION TRAIN will lesys
Washington st 4 ~ snd Alexandria at rs D. IL.
daily, except Sunday. and srrve at Leesburg
al u 80 y. n. Leave Leesburg 1T G 90 o. m.
ind strive ~ Alexandria ut s Is a. m, snd
Washington at 8 3U 10.
.sH- Passengers f-om Washington will take
the Washington aad Chic cars st toe Baltimore
s. Potomac Railroad station ats 0L .. m. snd & ~
p. M, and 30 through withou! change CT Gu. g.
The 500 b. 10. train from AlexanGrIa and II z;
p. NJ. train from Round Hill connect at Bound
Hill with Herris Daily Llne OF Coscaus
for Snickersvilte, Berryvills and Winchcster
also with Roamer' Line Of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward make close connect;cns,
| .t Vienns, with Sissons Line of Stages for Fniy.
fax Court House.
Communication tleaess, ri cts per ais.ss
Annual ttSI seS, $40.
Z q. HAVKNER,
oct 1T General Ticket a gsrt.
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Ry Green e WiCn.
OY CECcU - " lSC,
| Rpal RsIptn uaDtc ap1 urtio n

Real Estato Agents and Auctioneors1
E>KUATEE'S SALE-By virtue of decd of
4 trust from Thornton Hyett, John f. Van
der2rift and William V.ndergrlt dated the
I'D day of s ugust, 1873. duly recorded in Alex-
sndris county. Va, land records. lIber b. No.
T. psge l0l tho subscriber. us trustee. will sell
for CASH TO the highest bidder. on SATURDAY Y.
the 2i.h hsy of A pri 1870, at u coak m, in
front of the MsrEet Building on Fair AK street,
the TRACT or LAND and the BUILDINGS
thereon conveyed b. SAID deed Of trust, situated
in AleIsndris countv, VS. and bounded ss fol.
lows: Raviuning at (a) stake; thence runnir Z
north 500 ". 4 Ii chaiEs; thance south 20 w.
IL 80 chains; thence north Gl0 W | q chains to
H stake (d); thence south go W 1S chains TO {.
stake (e) thence =. GG' Is 5 81 chains to stak g
~; thence II. 70 :II u .haius IL the place q!
beglauIng csrtAlGiCg IL acr's roods and II
poles .. CLAUEHTDN,
NH b2b-2AW lw Trustee
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MEDICINAL.
DIR. TUFTS
Z EtiXP:.ECTORANT.
y 70 CTS. AND ST. BOTTLES

j. p-'p"r%,'s sra DerouIcsnt, Nutritive, Bal
s,'n'r '"'t"l"z rnd Ho:sling. Combining all
,,..' G!t,'"S' IL ,S the most effective LUNG
BAH~ \ NJ .ver ,n.r~d 70 sufferers from rnlnno,
a.ry ,!rs"a-cs.
l.r.J +. HAY WOOD of New York, volun
'::.} 'H4'T'~E It. Read what ha SAYS:
Now York, Sept. 10 1877.
!'t. I"t; bear rr- During This year treat.
"! '.e nundrtd cases Of lung Diseases In ,ha
""rT "'Ti' oi til" cliY the csses ware OF ~ very
.'u'. 10 .n'ts Ezpnctrrant, ard confess IF y
.-p;1'" 81 'ts wonderful power Hurlnp q prac-
..." al twenty y"srs | have Lover KNOWN a ned =.
.'n" - 49, ~ promptly and with such rspuv
~.'ri~ II iI.stsntIy suDdu"d tho most Violru
,-,d coughing nri invariably ed tho di-
....." III " ie% day: J Ch"rtiuiiy rndorae it. r.
.., host lang m"dIciar | ever usrR
j. FkANGi$ HAY WOOD, Nh.
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INrNNNki.r NuE-TIONS.

l",! Ter, Lave you caught cold? Ara ynu
,rsr.@ - raise tho ph!n3cl? H.gc you Al lrri-
..:.on ~ tho thrnst2 4 sense Of oppression on
." uag. with sho.. bresLh2 Do you nsvr d
..otcEu;hing on lying down? a sharp ps,n
.y4 sci ;nen in region OF thu asr. shoulders
-! h,ca? ? IF 80, OUR AUVICh IS " take
':oa'"s dose Of Tutt's Expectoran.; you Will
soon b." able 10 rsi-o tho phlegm. In m hour
'~Ie.t tho HspocLor.nL. place hot iron 10 the
49,: take two of TutC3 Pills. iol will soon
". ln:'a pleasant sleep End Wake up in ths
morning coush gone. lungs working freely
"sV breathing and lhe bowais moving in nat
-. manner. To preven. n return oS thasa
symptoms use the Expcctorgnt several days
ULce, 35 NJ URRAY ST, II. YORK
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South Bound.

Mail, Southwark. connects al Gordonsville,
! with Cbes. s. Ohio 4. L., Esst and West. At
LyncLburg, connects With Atlantic, Miss. s,
Ohio T. r., through Southwest Virginia. TO
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Te1as-and 81 Danville with Richmond Il
Danvlle f. 4, to South end Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Gord0nsvi!le
to all points on Ches s. Ohio K. r.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave AL
sxsndris daily, except Sunday, 90 q. IN. snd
II 90 noon. and returning arrive a! Aoxandria
2C0 p n and 36 p. n.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
I 10 a. m and Alexandria 35 q. m., daily,
except Sunday, arrivo at Strasbprg at II Is pEl.,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. Leave Strashurg 2 80 p. NJ, arriving st
AleIsndris al & 80 p. III.
MINED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
ISION losves Aloysndris Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at 0 G0 q. pl., sud returns Men
day, Wednesday and Friday, at > 49 p. m.
For MiddchurS, daily connection at Plains
station.
For Upparvile, regular connection At Doia.
plsne.
For WA9EgNTON, lesve Washington a:
7 10 a. m.
ALL trains mako good connections, ut WISH.
ington, to and from North and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington d!
10 .. NJ. running through without change,
On Express train, leaving Washington at 10 ~
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car.
with extra charge only Sl.OO, through to
Danvile.
Through tickets very low 10 the South and
Southwest.
apl0 J. NJ. BEOADUS, q. T. A.
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BY Green e Wise, Auetionecrs.

pY VIRTUE of decree CT the Circuit
O Court for the county of Aiexspdris Va
rendered st its November tarul. 1879, in the suit
Of Dixon & Brother vs.. Robert Ball, tho under.
for sale by public suction. en- TUESDAY, the
4.h day of May, 1889. in front OF the entrance 10
the Court room, on Fairfax street St l. O'Clock
m q TRACT OF LAND, contsjning II acres,
near Balls x Rosd;. IN Alox sndris county, Vs.
Will be sold ~ whole or offered in two separ-
ste trscts OF i acres and ii sores each.
Terms Of Sale: Ono third Of tho purchase
money to he psid in cash, and the residue ir
e. II and is months, (hrce elusl iGstslmoLt.)
with Interest.
ALBERT STUART, | Comm'rs.
II. y. CLhUGhTOH,) tf Salc.
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By Graen & Wise
I Rnal kstAtn Ayeuts and Auct

Real Hstatc Agents and Auctinnoers.l
! P4 VIRTUE OF A DECEEE OF THH
- Circuit Court for tho city of Alex indris
Va. rendered n. its May torn, IS76. in the suit
of st,b!er's administrator VS.. McGaw and others,
in ch&nceTy, tho undersigned, commissioners,
therein E.med, will oar for sslo, by public sue.
| lion, on THURSDAY. the 22i dsy Of April,
lSSO, in front OF the Market Bidding, on Fairfax
street. ST II clock m., tho following described
! real eetste. to wit:
No 1-HOUSE and LOT on the north side Of
King st beginning l6 feet esst Of Henry st. at the
middle OF the partition wall the standing; then
oast 10! feet, moro or less, to the middle of an.
other partition wall snd extending back 100 feet
TO ten # alley, with The use thereofin common.
No, 2-VACANT LOT on the north side of
Prince street. Ill feet 81 inches east Of Payne 8! {;
thence east 70 feet and extending north the
same width as in front, lGi feet inches, to -
leet alley, with the use thereof in common.
No. "a LOT OF GROUND on the west
eide of st. Assph straet beginning 60 feet in.
south Of King street. binding on an alley 10 feet
Wlda, running thence south on st. Asaph street
43 feet 10 inches; thonce west in line psrale
to King street III feot to an alley Is feet j in
wide; thence north parallel TO st. Asaph ST. d3
feet III inches TO tho 10 feet slrcy: thence east
with tho said alley and parallel TO King street
lio feol TO the beginning, With tho uso of both
alleys.
No, IA RENT CHARGE of $50 per an
mum IN fse charged upon pieco Of ground on
The west side Of Union street. between Cameron
and Queen streets, - feet 0 inches north of
Thompson's slley. q feet inches front and 100
feet deep, now hold By q. Prices heirs.
No GA FRAME HOUSE and LOT on the
south side of King street, 73 feet inches west of
Patrick street rs feet by lGO fcct.
No 6-HDUSE and LOT on the souLhwes.
corne. OF King and Horny streets.
10. 7-HOUSE and LOT on the north side Of
Prince street, Rcxt east Of house and lot on tho
corner ct alfred street, and adjoining e. l.
Csrne.
No 8-A GROUND EENT Of SO 33 por an
mum charged on the property on the southwest
corner OF Cameron and 1t. Asaph streets.
no, 9-hUUSE and LOT on the south sdo OF
hing street, adjoining on tho east the house q.
the corner OF Alfred street. now occupied By
pemaine IS feet 10 inches By 81 feet inches, q
space of 4 feet inches by IL rcet 10 inches in
rear to bs kept open for use OF this and doining
lot
Terms of Sale: Enough in cash TO pay costs
OF suit and sale. and the residue of the purchase
money in three equsl instsl1nents, with interest
from tho day Of sale. payable at orc, two and
three yohra; the bonds Of the purchaser or pur.
chasers, with good security, to be t.ken for Tho
deferred payments, and tho title to be retained
until said bonds 81 paid.
H. q. OLAUGHTON, Comm'rs.
q. W. WATrLES, Of Ssio.
NH lS-tol3
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Opening and Closing Of Iile Eaiis.
CLOSING.


Wasn,ngtoh Il. g., North sMd .!orLbuaslcrn
Grn'is II IA. and g ID y, H.
" Hestcrn tn.s 80 and s i5 p. n.
;!cuthern mai!5. via Eich hmond, Va, i " i.
n. snt y iD and 9 OU y n.
South aid Southwestern mai!s, vi. Lyhch-
burg, Virginia. 6 0O Il. III. bid IS y. ID.
AeXsndr;. 10 LyncLhurs, Va (wsY Uailsl
including through mails Il Nl II. m. and 8 90 y n
tioriuaSville and charlottesville Va, d OD -.
ol. Ard . 0u q. II.
Hsnaasss niv!siOn 8 CO =. n.
Ala2snd7ja to Round Hill Va. - Z, N
OPENING.
NoTlhsrA mud " e5tern mails, Wis Wishing
,On u. g., 5 80 a. m. and : % and 6 O0 p. IT.
Southern nalis, via Richmond, Vs., 5 81 A. N.
and 10 y. m.
Southwestern mails via LyncLhurg. Virginia.
Through mails) inc.uding way mHlis on Midland
Ssiiroad, 8 80 a 10.
Manassas Division 50 8. n.
Round Hill 10 Alexandria, Va, 20 p. n.
Otiico Hours-C1ice opens at 8 50 s.. r,., and
co.rs a. 0O p. 1n.
Sunday Hours-OtIics opens st Is q u.., and
closes III 8 80 4. H.
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EEDE OF THE LIKE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, ct 80 o'clock p.u1.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 9. m.
This stsunch iron steamer has iust boen paint.
Cd throughout. staterooma newly furnished and
carpeted, and is the hsndsomest AS we'll ss the
safest boat on the Potom sc river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only steamer making close con-
nectloa with the New York and Boston steam
ers: also connects with Richmond stes mers and
railroad lines south. Stops at PINEY POINT
ard POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare, FIRST class, ST. round trip 81 SO.
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, ..H.,"ATEE !iHl.iSiIEK WRITES

1iiico Evo!.i7g Ncws. Augusta, Gs.
.;f. iutt: Dear SIr-iiy y it'll. son was attack.
.. W.. "neumoris last winter, ~hich left him
9TH = violent cough THAI lsstch till within a
2 nh sJnca, for the cure of witch am n.Iobt.
~ 81 your valuable Expc@torsnt | had tried
.'-t e""fythirg recommended, but none did
-.g good until ] used your ypectorant, one
r.." # winch removed tho cough entraiy.
49, may thanks, ] am yours truly,
JOHN d. WEIf;IE
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;.iDTER"%iBu& NIGHT SWEArS.

Memi,hi3 February II. ISL.
~" GD,.: sill have bann suffering in- nu.r-
.~' y'.ir. with y sovnrn cough. Whom l
nnDH'.Ient taxing CoIT EXoo,tSraat MSS re-
!..,! - one hngirH.: ani s;Itr3n pounds IN
~HI-.. hHi tired aimr:: everything; hal
,r-'... nivHt swG,t1. hsyn t4lea half dolaa
a..~s Tho nigh, swoatS hsyn left ma. the
r'!.1 h"' tiSs2Gosrai, and havo gained 4 hi:een
~.'i' ~ fish. l recommond it ~ AL M
'anis. With great respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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NH l9-eots

NJ UTICE Just received TUFTS Pills, Tolts
~ EIpectorsnt, Boschee's German Syrup,
Green s August Flower, Halo's Honey Of Horc-
hound and Tar. Thompsons Syrup Tar and
Wood Nsptha. Vegetire, psrker's Hair }asam
ALIENS Lung Ba'sam, Simmoa's Liver Ensuls-
tor in 2j cent packages, Allcock's, Benso1.'s sud
Herrick's Platters, &c, at
w. +. CREI4HTON'S,
fab is S5 King street
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The steamers Of this company make coanec-
t'ons ut Norfolk for Boston and all points East :;
at.New York with sll points Wost and North :
wost and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
ksllrQsi and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and freigh. handled care
fully ard promptly. For further information
appiy to "A. REED, Agent,
JsnneY's whart.
SAMUEL BACON, Preaid Mt.
Caee urder Natl. Metrop. Bank,
sep 2T-tt Washinpton n n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13
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CHA NGE OF TIME.

On and After SUNDAY, October sth the
boats OF the POTOMAC FERRY CO. will run
s! toliows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
6W, 81, 8 20, 8 80, 10 80 and IL 80 a. u,., and
l2U, 81. : 81. 3 80 4 80, 80, and 90 u N.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
$40, 81, s 81, 9 SO, 10 80 and IL 30 \, M. and
IL 81, ~, 2 81, 3 30, 80, s ~, and 6 30 p.m.
oct GEO. K. Phillips, Msnsver.
,*ea u!.YOES STEAM LINES WEE.
sStA:ssTTs:& GY TO
tEiL.AUhLPElA, FGLL RIVER, PROvI.
OGHCE AND BOSTON
o.Hsi.'ats iesYe alsasndris EVERY TTIES-
"a nd lsAys FhiiaLelphia EVERY SAT-.
uENAE va
i2is line cdnnec;s at Alexandria wlsh .he q
4. u u Ind " Z .. K. Rs, hno at Philsdej'
:ai'' %iln Clyde regular Steamships for Fsll
LIVER; provldonce snd Boston
Sscis sas forwarded with promptness and care.
!s"a 81 commissions.
E'o charge for transfer IN PhilsdeIphis, Ind
"n1flaEe IL Bus1on. Quick time Freouent
SIGNATURES Far"mSt. rsteS and th1ough 5iils
~ taG'a:. S'?:u. Insurance.. 81 the lcyEcss rs.os
Ageni5:
:. T.. NERD Aiesuntiyis
Nm. Z CLYDE Ss co, Phllsce,o:i is
@u2NSoH Gs CO.. Wash. & Georgpn n.
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