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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-16
Real Statesmanship.

=, rested by his official acts in Louisiana and
Ioxns, Con. Hancock stands hoal md
shoulders above oil other commanders at that
timo in tho appreciation of his dutios as q
soldier under tho Constitution, and in subor
dinasIng tho military to tho civil authority
wnorovor low was to be administered Or
obcJcd. Ills remarkable Ordor No. 40 was
Lesson to officers who dolghtod to cxorcise
arbitrary power oppressivoly, and who wero
as VOL as an example Of voluntary submission,
~hlch ontitlos him to tho highest credit.
1Gn subsequent ordor, known ae No. 203
issued on December S. 1867 no dcfinod tho
proper uso Of military power in such clear
aud concise terms that it will always be
recognized rs tho truo application of the
principle which marks tho dividing limo
between law and forco undor Republican
institutions:
"Tho truo and proper uso of military power,
6csidos defending tho national honor against
foreign nations. is to uphold tho laws and
civil government, and to secure to ovcry
person residing among US tho enjoyment Of
life, liberty and property"
Tho Commanding General, in tho dis
charge OF tho truet roposod in him, will
maintain the just power of the judiciary. and
Is unwilling to permit tho civil authorities
ana laws to be embarrassed by military in
tericrenco"
Again from tho letter to Governor Poaso;
1T is OF evil example, and full of danger to
tho cause of freedom and good government
That tho exercise Of tho military, through
military tribunals created for tho trial of
offences against tho civil law should over be
permitted when tho ordinary powers of tho
existing State Governments are ample for tho
punishment of offenders, if those charged
with the administration Of the laws arc faith
fui in the discharge Of their dutiea."
These maxims arc not only sound, but thcy
servo to show what is more important, that
this great soldier was 30 careful in his studies
OF tho Constitution, and Of dutiful obedience
to it's obligations, as ho was in those of tho
profession of which ho is to>duy tho brightest
ornament
No civilian, however distinguished and no
statesman however ominont, could have bo,tcr
laid down the rule of conduct which should
govern soldier entrusted with civil respon-
sibility, or havo bctter outlined tho pyinci-
pies OF constitutional law applicable to it,
than Gen. Hancock has done. Unlike too
many who arc content with empty profess
slons, he liyed up to every declaration.
Ills letter to Gen. Sherman, written in tho
midst of tho confusion at Washington, and
when many Of those accounted most isc had
lost their heads in tho Presidential compli-
alton, may well be regarded as an cxtraor-
binary production. Compared with tho
cock as profounder student of tho theory of
our government and Of its practical working.
than almost any Of the professional "statcs-
men" who figured conspicuously on that
occasion, not much to tho advantage Of thoir
reputations.-N. Y. SIN.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-16
Good Advice.

Don't run in debt.
Don't buy what you don't want.
Dor, spend al your salary whatever it
is
Don't scold children or servants if you
wont to get any good out of them.
Don't think swearing will mako the car
pet fit the rooms in your new house.
Don't cut up your hcavy clothing for
carpet rags; they may como in handy next
year
Don't lcavo business affairs altogether
with clerks, or household affairs with SER
wants.
Don't blame the maker if number six
glove goes to pieces on number eight
hand.
Don't try to suit all your relatives when
you name tho baby; suit yourself and
stop there.
Don't think tho world will call you wise
If you make fool Of yourself.
Don't imagine tho harmony of Tho solal
system will bc upset if there's wrinkle in
the back Of your new coat.
Don't expect to do a thriving business
if you don't tell people through the papers
where you arc and what you have to sell
Subssribo for your County paper.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-16

Lake Oranla arc not SlatCu."
TIE COLOGNE CATnEDRA1.- -.
Another old prophecy has gone the
way ofall uninspircd predictions.
innc;ompletohcsss OF +wnlcn~ Was as
well demonstrated as the future
condition OF anything could be,
was yesterday completed, just
G62 years after its commencement.
Six hundred years is certainly
what Charles III would have called
an "unconscionablc time" to take
in building anything, and the pc
riod was long enough for prophecy
to crystalizc into some hardness
and consistency. The jealousy
Of Satan, which has notoriously
Kindred the completion OF, the
work hitherto, has now been lullcd,
and by permission Of the enemy
of mankind, the great temple is
finished. AS our correspondent
at Berlin informs us, the grandeur
Of the ceremony was marrcd by
the absence Of the archbishop,
who is in exile on accout of a
difference with the German
government on the limits Of sccu--
lar authority. But tho end of tho
magnificent work is an event Of
European, or rather universal,
interest. 10 say nothing Of tho
year 1913, the completion Of a
building which was interrupted
by tho Thirty Years. War, is a
sufficiently striking cvcnt. Tho
thousands who have entered with
rcvcrcntial awe tho vast Cathc-
tlral in which an ordinary village
would seem lost will be impressed
by tho consummation of tho
interrupted labor of ccnturincs.
[London Ncus
TIE INDIANA CAMPAIGN.---A
Washington correspondent Of tho
Baltimore Sun wrote on Thursday:
A private letter to gentleman in
this city from Governor Hen
bricks, not written for publication,
says that Indiana will undoubtedly
elect the Democratic ticket in
October, and this despite the fact,
Governor Hendricks says, that
I 4 l,n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-16
a Contrast.

"Vicwcd merely in scientific
point Of view, the Dead Sea is
one of tho most remarkable spots
Of the world. 1t is thirteen hun
drcd feet below tho level of the
Mediterranean Sea and thus the
most depressed sheet of water in
the world, as the Lake SirilSol
where the Oxus rises, "In lis
high mountain cradle in Pamcrc,"
is the most clcvtcd. Siril<ol is ff-
teen thousand six hundred feet
above the sea-that is nearly as
high as Mont BIanc-and is Il
shcct of water fourteen miles long
and one mile broad, on the high
tabcl land called by the natives
Bomidunniah--thc roof Of the
world-a name not unfitly applied
to tho watershed of the Indus and
Oxus.
1t is sometimes supposed that tho
Dead Sea is the saltcst water in
inc world. ms is not quite &C.
curatc. The scale seems to be
as follows: Rain water is the
purcst of all, then river water,
then fresh water lakes, thcn the
Baltic and Sea of Azof then the
Ocean, then the Mediterranean,
then the Caspian and Aral, then
the Dead Sea, last the Lakes Of
Elton and Urania. The saline
particles III the water of tho Ocean
are four per cent; that Of the Dead
Sea contains twcnty-six and
fourth per cent; that Of Lake Elton,
which is situated on the stcppcs
East of the Volga, contains TWEEN
ty-nine per cent. The exact por--
portions Of the waters of the
Lake Urania arc not stated"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-16

Hon. Geo. ID. Tilman has bccn unnni-
mously nominated for recollection to Con-
grcss from tho 5th District.
"Now, then" said n shrowd old farmer,
"as tho timo for agricultural fairs draws
nigh, tho committees arc huutiug round for
lawyers md c!ergymen ond politicians to I'D
dress tho farmers and toll 'em how to carry
on their business"
Gen. Benjamin r. Butler, Of Mossa--
chusotts, has declared his intention to sup
port Hancock and English. IIo has boon
heretofore Republican in national politics,
and an Independent in State politics. Ilo
scea Tho impending overthrow Of Republi-
canism, and leaves the old ship before sho
sluks forever.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-16

Whom tho Spanish provcrb
says, "Thcrc is no such thing as
a trinc in the world,' it speak
amost profound truth. Nothing
can be little, whose consequences
arc great; and tho lightcst word
or decd records itscll in lilc and
character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08
A(exaudriu Q54zette
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8.

DECAY OF THE CHESTNUT TREK-ITs CAUSE
While passing for several miles along the aum-
NIT Of White Oak mountain, in this county,
last summer, we observed that many OF the
chestnut trece, growth in which that mountain
largely abouLds were going to decay. On call.
ir & attention to tie fact. We were told that the
chestnut trees in that locslity have been gradual
~ dying Oh. iOS several ye.1s
A Gnutle..an was in DAhville from P6trlcE
last week, nd in discussing lhc remarkable
nuts no Incidentally referred TO the fact thst the
the progres VI the death belt Of tho Chestnut
growth The can be marked from year to year.
But he COZ assign no cause for this decay.
Fog the reformation OF chesLhu:-eaters ("i
whom va &c ::Uty and 10 satisfy our desire for
night on H. .;!5JecL. We looked up hi csteeme Sc
-c,.aLinc /. =, = VINO uabIlually carries f. micro
rcSnc HE, ii the case t,f're him. he hAd
the cxp!ar ..sipn ready. Having hitnsci OF
served liz e,mc iscL in regard 10 chestnut
growth srv d, ysaTs ,EJ. nc made exam nati III
Of somn isrg. uhostnuC trees that were bair J;
cleared irc his lard, nhi discovered that IN the
ho.iis q t.. aGues were numerous smali black
bugs. wjic lad cat into and were feeding upon
iti"ma. IL :t.n3 of liIo tro,s lhGro nppanrGi IL
30 niillui ~ these tifGiGutiya insects This
i1 10 iun1I IA tue chIse OF the decay OF this
Er III. 40 suppoac ihera is no Way OF stop
ptuG III" ravpgce O this little enemy but, al the
wurst ii Lnr Chestnut trees die out, Luey Will but
give piece u Lhe robls. End hnIdy OAK, which
!. yearly becoming Ct more demand --Dan rMe
H,gtSi.
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Opening inS Closing GA the RsaiIs

CLOSING.
Washington, u. g., North ind Northeastern Il
mails IL III. and ID y.
Western mnis 80 and Is D. IN.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, OO s..
III. snd 3 w md 90 p. m.
south and Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg, Virgins, W Il. IN. and As p. II.
Alexandria TO LynChburg, Va, (wny mails)
IN udlng through mails ~ H. m and 90 D. m.
oordonsyllc and Charlottesville, VA. OO a.
m snd COP. III.
Manassas Division 90 a. NJ
Alexandra to Round Hill Va, 745 a. ny
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, vis Washing.
.oa, ID. g., = 20 a. IN. and 20 and 10 D. M
southern mails, via Richmond. Va, 8 80 g. IN
nd no pm.
South western msils via Lynchhurg, Virginia
Through mails) including way mails on NJ idland
Railroad. s 30 f. m.
Manassas Division so q. NJ.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 3 so y. I'll.
Office HouTs-Oiico opens ri 30 q. IN, and
clo,cs At W p. IN.
sunday Hours-OfIco opens al 8 45 a. m., and
closes nj . 80 a. m.
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E'HANOs AND ORGANS,
STEEP PIANOS.

GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
Highest honors Paris Exposition 1873 The
Stieti Boudoir Grand. or Upright the artists
favOrite defes competition
g. l.. WILD u BRO, Sole Agents,
723 It'll st., n. w., Washington, ID. c.
Also agents for the celebrated Krsnich s. Bach
and other first class Pianos, and the Peloubet,
Pelton s. Go. Standard Organs.
BRANCH STORE with w. w. ADAM &
SONS. IS King street, Alexandria; also refer 10
Prof. Heyusn Of Alexandria.
MS- Pianos, Organs and other Musical Jnstru-
ments TUNED AND REPAIRED. ian 20
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SyASdiNGTue . UHIU Ka!ARUa
WINTMR ARRANGEMENT

Beginning Oct 4, 1879.
The MAIL TRAIN Will lcnyo Wa.Ling:ui 1t
. w n. N. and Acxa!dris ., 9 Cb ~ m. tr;y
except SundsY; paGs Loesburg, going wa
ward, 1t III III "a. II and arrive st Round N
Al II IN. Leave E"uud Hill ri l2:%0 =. III. rs.s
Eoe3turg, going Eastward, 1T ~ y IA ..a.. 49,
rive 81 Alexandria ~ 3:lb p. Ill, sri q. Va.
ington nj 3 81 :. A.
The ACCOM- mODATION TRAIN w.li .c.:n
Washington ST 4 ~ and alexandria a. 4 Is p;a.
daily, except Sunday, Snd arrivo ut l,ae.Errs
ST d Az y. III. Leave Lcesburg At 4 % r. ".
and arrive h. Alexandria ut Us a. I'll, arA
Washington al 8 30 {. m
1V Passengers from Washington will t..G.
me Washington aid Ohio cars ~ tan Bal;r"r.
q Potomac Railroad station &t9 % G. II, and -
p. r., and go through withou. chan &c 81 e.
Tho 3.U5 H. m. trsln from Alo1snGrIa ana IL -,
p. M. train from Round Hill connect Gt kouaG
hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coach,
for Snickersville, Berryville and Winches,..;
also with Reamer' Line Of Coaches, which envo
heesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburs.
Both trains, westward make close connactiors,
s. Vienna. with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Esi7.
fax Court House.
communication tickets, =! cts peg Es..,r
Annual lick eta, $50.
h II. HAVEEHR.
oct III Gonoral Ticket Agent.
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EOR BENT.
Wao comfortable
EI,a LIE IiN ELL 80

It i.kt ~ 10 II " laIlIlIIFN
on tbs east SID o: 81. 6a,ph street. between
Cameron ami Queen, Continuing Tmtrr, gas,
hester, &c, recently occupied by W. ii. May.
PnssmE'"r spE I'll once. FOR totius, &c, apply
AT this office. oct
HHDK RI NJ OK iHASE---.Eho desirable and
4 roomy STORE ard WAREHOUSE 30.
~ Cnmorn7 s.:a@L. I",aly occupied hy Is. K.
lawson IL Go. h?p'y {"
sepli Z. M La WSOE.
ETOH KEhT-HDUSH No IS Cameron g.,
g between Fairfax and Lne Apply La
rpS-tf !. X. - .MDDT
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EssGlsiH1E<bNAn..

M lS.5 IL" Ia HARRISON, pupil OF Prot
AVA B,sch,i), Is prepared - receive limited
number OF rlANUSGHOLhkS. Terms mod
crate. reference: Prot j. w. Bschol organ =
ist ConGrcg.tIors! Church, Washington, ID G.
Address, Lock BOX lG.!.. hi,X4ndris. fobl4 In I.
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s.nIs4a5. NOTICES.

VIRGINIA, set: In tho Clerks ctca %!
= Fairfax Circuit Court February III, 1850
Sarah g. Smith We r. D. Richardson, trustee.
Oils hisHIow and Julian Wslters
Memo. The object ii this suit is to est sside
sad declare null and void deed from said
EchsvdscG, trustee, 10 said Wallers, conveying
- ca:lsn iraCt Il lard in Fairfax county; lhat
The said Richardson mRy he crjOined from dis
nursing The said purchase money or any surpius
thereof that iuay remain III hands that the said
julian Walters iGaY be enjoined from tallIug
possession oil the said place. 10 siIy wise dis.
tnrhng That OF The cr,irix 10 Sid suit.
disappearing ~ affidavit fled that OTIS GigP-
low one Ci the shove named Defendants il 4,
nou resdon: Of tho State CT Virginia. il is order
ed That he appear Gerc within ORC month after
tho publication of this order, and do Whist is re.
cessary 90 protect his interest in this suit
& cQry-teste:
+. w. RICHARDSON, D.Ul
Thomas Moore, p q. iebl7-wiw
NIRGINIA, TO with the Clerks office of
v the Circuit Cour. of Fs;tfax county, Feb
ruary j., 1850.
Thomas APP, Thomas Jones, Roger Jones, Grit.
fin +. Jones, in his own right. and as devsee
ofCadwaller Jones, deceased, Joseph r. Jones,
Armstesd Blackwell, Roger Black we'll and
Armstood Blackwell, jr., comp!sinsnts, against
samuel 4. Martin, George f. Martin, Charles
q. Martin. Francis Il. Martin, Sarah q. M sr.
tin, Helen s. Martin. Ann Eliza Martin, Hes.
ter L. Martin, - Martin. infant, name
unknown, John Francisco and Fanny. his
wife, Ed. M. Yantis, Ed. s. Ysnts, Helen
Kate Ysntis, Hall Yantis. Eliz. M. Yantis,
10. FraI CHS and Mary Davis, defendants
Nom: The object of this suit is TO obtain a
decree for tho sale OF a tract of land, lying in
Fairfax county, containing 3G2 acres, and dis
tribute the proceeds TO those entitled.
1t appearing by affidavit filed tina! the above
defendants are non residents of tho State of Vir-
ginia, il is ordered that they sppesr within ono
month attor duo publication hereof, and do what
ia necessary TO protect their interests.
A Copy-tosto:
+. u. RICHARDSON, Clork.
Thomas Moore. p.q. feb l3-w4w
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South Bound.
Mail. Express.
North Bound.

Mail, Southwark. connects ut GOrdonsyilin
with Cbss. s. Ohio Il. H., East snd West 4,
LyncIburg, connects With Atlantic, iss. :
Ohio K. r., through Southwest Virginia, :.
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little koas
and Texas-sud At DanVi(ln with Rchnioni 4
Danville K. T., TO South ind Southwest
Ell press Southwark connects at GordousyiNa
to ali points on Chos. s. Ohio K. X.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Limo leave ~
eIandrs daily, except Sunday, SEQ y. m. Gnt
II W noon. and returning arrvo al Al0Xami:l.
IL 10 q. m. and 50 p. m.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Wssh,ngto..
I 10 .. nj. and Alexandria IS q. H., i.lir
except Sundsy, arrive At Strssburg 81 y - p IA.
connecting with the Valley Rosl East ant
West. Leave Strasburg 81 p. NJ, arriving n
Alexandria at & ~ p. Ill.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
ISlON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thurs,i,T
and Saturday, at 9 W 8. H., and rcturns Mru-
day, Wednesday and Friday, At :! IS D. m.
For Middleburg daily connection a. PLANE
station.
For Upperviilo, regular connection 81 ucjy
For For wARaENToN, lOavo Washington .;
10 a. nj.
All trains make good connections, 81 WssE.
ington, 10 and from North and West.
Now Orleans sloepor loavos Washington =:
10 q. m. running through without chang
On Express train, leaving Washington ri 10 70
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Csr.
with extra charge only $I.00, through :,
Danvilic.
Excursion tckos to Jacksonville, FLORIDA
good to return until May 18th, 1880. on sale "a;
Washington. Alexandria, Charlottesville n i
Lynchburg.
Through tickets very low TO tho South ~.
Southwest.
novS i. H. EEDhHtIS G.
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PREMIUM FRUIT TREES.
Cd. O. MUNSON,S NJJRsRRY)

Will Ia. orders for thesbovo Fruit, Ornament
Al and Shade Troes, Small Fruits, Roses, Flow
erng Shrubs, &c, al Nursery prices, 81 my
store, corner Of Fairfax and Franklin sts Send
card, and will call and tako your orders and
leave catalogue of prices and varieties, and can
give purchasers inGuiring useful hints about do
sirsble varieties.
y9-10m VIZ GRAVES
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The steamers OF this company make connec-
tons at Norfolk for Boston and all points East
al Now York with all points Yves! and North
wost, and al Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and froigh! handled care
fully ard promptly. For further information
apply TO r. A. REED, AGENT,
Jsnney's wharf
SAM UEL BACON, presid nt.
Office under NATL. Metrop. Bank,
rep 27-tf WASHINGTON. ID q.
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RAsEMDAN2s

nv g., WIG. MIDLAND y u. s. K.f.
W. JOHN >. BARBOUR, kscsivo5
On and after SUNDAY, March I, 1850, lbs
sengsr trains will run rs follows:
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE FOR 1890


Inc Alexandra osNe'.e, oegun IN 1'''' - 'ne
Oldest Newspaper IN virginia, ana II mas survived,
nm'i'oN WIZ ' "'' =. - .Do ::
VI ose w. ~ i % ne DIV.
s''"t - with" VIZ
'e.''' 'N'o' - ""0~','t'' .'e'1D'h y" .Ne pi'"'v
wan o,u' LUZ 1u'' ~ viz =, IN ",'I
n'''''h ',.-'.,',--
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IL furnishes ;ae newg te!csrsms Di .ho Now
YORK A.Locistsd Pross anl Of Reuters Enro>
pean Agency, being, with hut two executions,
the Only pspor between BALTIMORE md Rich
Ioc1d thai il thus rrrrec,,1 with tho ,src..
fountains of the worlds rcwE.
M,
' "'' 49, '''' ''",' q '>'' '''''
l'sIcr VII! ha c"nt'h'icd, W'Lh Such andlAonSi
facilities ss past experience j"silhea tho prcp''a-
LOT III neleVhg VII! tca To The capacity oi the
Gszette to serve ita readcFs. IL expects TO rem
der faithful service - th3 city. Tue stale and tho
country hy csnd'd Criticism o! mon and events
in thcintorest of:ho people Ct tho Com moEwonlth
oi Virgins.
M, ,oco uu,o ;, e ,..;,;o.,;,
,o-os. i, Nat, ,o II,;o,, o.; ,ho ro,,
M o,oo,;o, nr,h, o;.h,oor,h p.o.;I.,,. ~ 49,
IIn;,od Min ,oto ,,,aoo ,,,h al 49,
h;,o,;,,o ,,-oondon, ,l o~-.-
.nd oo,,Io,norta .,,h..a,,,, ,r,I, ~, r|- $1,000
~ ,ho oo.,;n,. ,,oI,, n,,o ,., .o1o'I
-
ehco snd comfort or poverty and p1lVstlon TO
'housahus arc now IN progress, and the columns
VI 'he ua"o'se VIII ho!o esch step as we'll as
'Hioh'c'e 'no feSu,'' n nc" ana Striking iorolgn
poicy is among l'koiy events and tho absorbing
n.''' ,.' N"'o NJ anu 10. n"u
,,,,a,.,r,;.. ,,.;u 81, ""' WV '. '-,''
,,,;,i' ;r.,,,. ''h' "p"'
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TO meet .ll tho demands upon it in m oycop.
INGToN and KIruu0Mn MW,vcp.puV
90 ,pol, &C ON nl,vyAMnpI, ,o1rpMaI
Tho Richmond sr1 luoL;rr,nr ,om, So u,o
mast wear has Ien l;,t1, % ;nonro,o bu, u,t
prostar atror, v;]l ho ,ro1o 60 ;r,,ua ,h,o,,,,.
@'o "'''o'"''
The city Of Alexsadris will find as usual its
h;,to- -,, 30
uA''y h'E'o'y IA eA'i e'ohl"Ss iSsuo' ana Inc
Intelligence OF thatsectlon OF the Conn onwealth
which nature has bound to Alexandria by the
curvature Of its mountains n.y. tho conrsoo or -,
.;no-, 49, u,nn -, ,,,., N' 10
!Not' as Won as 'u'' pofIioh llhNoa 10 us ny Inc
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nor RENT-Tho THREE STORY BRICK
H. HOUSE. No 35 north Fairfax st. Has al
the modern improvements. including bathroom
gas, cooking range and parlor heator.
feb TIT +. II. CORBETT.
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FOR SALE DR RENT.

ENOK RENT-THREE FRAME DWELL
~ INGS (six rooms esch) on north Columbus
Street lately repaired and improved. Also
comfortable TWO-STOKY BRICK, with ga
aad water, No. 1913 Prince street. Apply t.
fsbl3 I'm M. l.. LAPHEN, Adml'x
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The city Of Alexsndris will find as usual its
daily history in each evenings issuo. and tho
Intelligence of thst section Of the Comm onweslth
which nature has bound to Alexandria by the
curvature Of It's mountains OF The courses Of its
rivers as well as that portion linkod to us by tho
iron bands of railways, will be assiduousy
chroniclcd
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1880 GREAT 1880
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST s, SOUTuW EST
DOUBLE TRACK
STEEL RAILS. SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUlpMENT.
January &, 1880.
Trains leave Washington from depot Of Ban.
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner Of Sixth and b st1 Sels, as follows:
am. and l.30 p. nj. daily, except Sunday, and
9.45 p. m. daily, with Palace Cars. Lam.
tod Express of Pullman Psror Cars 9.%Ua
Am. daily, except Sunday. For Phisdelphr,
~ 0! Am, except sunday. and b.3o p, n; dsily
Parlor Cars to Pittsburg; 7.4O p. m. daily
with ralace Car 10 Chicago.
For Canandaigua and tho North, COO 8. NJ,
except Sunday and 7.4O 2. m. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Car u Cansndaigua
For Watkins, 1910 p. N. dAily except San
day.
For baltimore, G Oh, s. 10, go and 1910 q. n;
100, 4 10, 40. $50. T.4O and 9.45 p. III.
On Sunday, 1910 n. m; $50, $40 and 9li
For Pope's Crock Line 90 a. m. and q 20 D. nj
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, s 10 q. m. and 4 20 p. M daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria ~. 8 and II a. M. and ~
rs, and II SO NJ. Sunday 1T I, . and II
q. m. and .. m.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, CO
go ard 10 a. Ia, AID 5, +. and p. III. and
II night.
On Sunday 8. 800 and 10 {. m. and and u
D. m.
THROUGH TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH, Vi.
Qusntico and Richmond will loave Alo1.i;-
dria at 100 u. M. daily and 70 2. n. daily.
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can DO procurei
principal railroad stations and ticket o.t;.a
Southeast j.. L. EAKMEE,
Gern Passenger a9Gh'
FRAN X TAOMSOE
Nen"rNl MKnngec nnynL
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