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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-02
Northumberland Passengers.
Charges Against United States Consul
DawsOn,

WASHINGTON, April 1st = Representative
Horace Davis has received, and will to-day
file at the State Department, an elaborate
communication addressed to Secretary Evarts
by Theodore A. Lord, of San Francisco,
making very serious charges against Thomas
I. Dawson, formerly of Oakland and now
United States Consul at Apia. Lords truth
tulness and reliability are vouched for to
Congressman Davis by number of most
respectable citizens and business firms of San
Francisco interested in the Samoan Islands,
who write to him that Lord was selected by
them to 60 to Samoa and advise them Of the
true state of affairs there on account Of his
well-known integrity. Lord charges Consul
Dawson with working in the interests OF the
German Government and German business
houses against the interests OF the American
Government and American citizens. He
saws that he is a man of bad character, in
fact, infamous wherever he is known, person
allv dishonest and corrupt. and nothing
less than "a petty thief" Lord also criti-
cises the convention entered into by Consul
Dawson and German and English representa-
tiyes. with the new King Maleatoa, by which
it is proposed to create Apia into munich
pality under the control OF foreign consuls,
with authority to levy tax Of FIVE per cent.
Der wear upon American residents, and he
and his San Francisco friends ask Secretary
Evarts to disapprove this convention. DAVIS
correspondent in a note inclosing these
charges says: until some decent, reliable
man is appointed to succeed Dawson, there
will be no safety for American interests in
Samoa. and no encouragement for Americans
to contend for portion of its trade. Ii there
were a reputable Consul there. company
would be formed here at once to operate the
sugar plantations of these islands; but parties
are waiting for change of Consul to be made
before doing anything"
Kansas Republican State Convention.
Topeka, April 1st.-The Republican State
Convention of Kansas assembled in Repre-
sentative Hall, L. Redden, Chairman. Com
mittees on Credentials and Order of Business
were appointed, and the Convention ad-
iourned until P N. The organization Is
strictly Blaine.
At the evening session reports were re-
ce;ved from the Committee on Temporary
Organization; also majority and minority re-
ports from the Committee on Rules and or-
der Of Business. The majority report RECON-
mends the election by the Convention OF ten
delegates and ten alternates, four from the
First and two each from the Second and
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-02

Speech at Mansfield in Regard to Els
Candidacy.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-02
OF 4 SECOND KepubIEcull Pres
DENTAL Candidate,

CHICAGO. April 1st.-The Tri6une's Wash
ington special says Prominent Republicans
have been aware for some weeks that move
ment is on foot to make second nomination
in case Grant is successful at Chicago. The
a result certain. Thus far the principal
work in this direction has been done in Massa-
chusetts, New York and Missouri.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
ALEXANDRIA uBZll,L'I'5:5 FUR Iy3J

Tho Ale1an,!ria Gazette begun in 1870, s The
oldest nov spapOr III Virgins, and ii has survived,
with few exceptions, Nil tho public presses in
America which SAW with il the dawn Of tho
nineteenth century. L. lives too, rot in decay
or dec-crit. bu. fall OF lifc and youthful vigor.
giving ali the news, telling tho truth without
fear, favor Or affection, !rcnchinG on tho privacy
Of no mans homo, but fall 10 tho brim with all
public Information. and giving daily honest
judgments Of public mon and public mossuree.
Il furnishes the news kilograms Of tho Eew
YoTi. Associated rress and Of Reutar's Euro.
pean agency, being, with mi two exceptions,
the only paper between Baltimore and Rich
mond that is thus connected with the great
fountains Of hc worlds rcwg.
Wi!h tho coming year all the long tried End
improved methods OF making n standard news
paper will ho continued, with such additional
facilities past experience jusiiGcs tho prdprie-
tor in believing will add 90 tho capacity of the
Gazette to servo lis readers. 1t expects TO rom
der faithful service to tho city the state and the
country by cendil cri!ici3m q; IGon and events
il the interest ortho people cf Ito Commonwealth
OF Virginia.
Tho gear 1850 vii! l3 3 period Of critical in
| tcfes: in roth the Unicr ard the Commonwealth.
The election Of The eighteenth President Ct the
United States will take place, with all tho COM
binatioHs precedent, and counts; consequences
| apt sct!!omont5 subsequent will call for record
| in tho Coming yolum0. Tna developments CT
the financial situation, which may portand siliu,
enco and comfort Or Poverty and pligatiou to
| Thousands, arc now in progress. and tho columns
! Of tho GAI0t.o will note oach step IS we'll aa
| chronicle tho result. 4 new and striking foreign
| policy is among likely events, and tho absorbing
| interest uf il CHnnot DO oyorcstimatcd. In Vir-
| gna there is political ci3cs ard industrial and
| commercial depression. 1h0 way out of this
| quaGmirn VIII fiji maHy q thrsa paragraphs
with ln!Ur:u: ton Of rare irtrIs s..
To meet ~! Inc demands urnn IL i'll an eICop-
! ilonal year. Tho Ge&aLto viii! be made u WASH
lNGTCN aud RlCHMONu NhWSPApER,
- well rs M ALEXANDRIA, JOURNAL.
The KirhrC MI ard Washington Rows Of the
past year h.ia lot }itto To improve, but got
greater cI"tE will bo mado 10 inshre absolute
perfection in :hoEa departments.
The ci:C nt Einxan.iria will fad rs usual liz
daily history IN csc!, oynGihg's issua, and tho
intaliIE"nc" u! ths"Rnciinn Of the Grmm onwo sl.h
winch iEstira has bound IL Alexandria hy tho
Crcat pfG Ul lis n.clutslna or tho CCilTsng RI ;ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
sss'tHi's@ :ssssa CLOSING "a Use, Es,.iis

CLOSING.
Warrington, il. C., North end NcrihGaa.ofr
maiia ~ III. and g j. D. H.
%oatern mails 80 and Ii D. N.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va. ~ s
n. md % and tD u. H.
H""lh and Southwestern mSia, Viz Lynch
bnt&, Virginia, e No q. IN. And j - y. ~.
n!"xHntria to LynGhhiIrg, Va, (wgy malta
Including through msi!s, e tsO "a M. n,rI y Ca H. II,
t'"'d"nsvi!lo and Charlottesville, Va. Il "a n,
IN. hrd N y. II.
si:.nea5as Division 6 On q. nj.
Aiezsn!rls "a Round Till. Va, i. IS .. ,.}
OPENING,
Northern AMI Western lnais, Wis WISHING
.An, ~ g., n -. lr. snd : 10 and q % il. IN.
Southern mails VIZ kichm"ni. Va, i % 81. ~
nj w D.. IN.
Southwestern mails Viz, i.ynchburl., Virginia.
Through maIia) including way mai's on Midland
railroad, 8 10 g. n,
Managsas division 3 20 4 m
found Hi to AlHXnnd7ls, Va, :! 90 u. ~.
Nltca !i"uTs--HiIicn opens al 3 - II. "a. #nd
CLOSES ut cop. M.
Sunday uouTs-Oiico nnons 1t $ A. D "a. md
c!osos Isl 30 y. IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
HisdA FISH! CHANG. G.*aH
u, Nv rEE TON OF NMN Les IL ~ )

an low pfNrnfHI o lurn:sh The AhNva vslu-
abi9 f"r.iiEaT 81 tho low prico Of $40 per ton Of
ISJ lh2, delivered On cars or !uhts. it is iG liz
>rEtin rthin, and iTnic:E j., w.nt aad boiler or,
Ser early, 20 they can lro,'lro j. Tor tail sec,iiry.
~ 10 "D'''I'S III Ibis EiIA"a bul tho pure lish
~!iI the OIL extracted (which IS said by all chem
isis to DO u" tn:til&sc.l ] can rciu- to those
s"id II 10 laaL si'fia. NOS: q: whom haya already
cont ~ iha:T"r@crs Tor moro Ia use on their who's!
aug IL THUM AS FERRY, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
eEAi /. HAZE GOOnSi
80 REAf .TAIr GGnDH

-H:v KIN L !INI!I UOUlN
We hayo very largo stock Of Hair Goods.
bougnl ~ Old lricos. i!a,tioa wishing anything
N this iino would DO wal TO call and aSnr,iTe
Our stock ri once ~ waSol Great ,lcs! o t ihnsn
Mt wholesale, wo s!o"nahini To give aur Custom
sfs real bargains. Ey the new pstcut procoss
~o aTn enabled /" siraEhtnn tao roots OF hair
e"mh'n&" All ono way. =. brad or switch ,aaIn
III This manner Is much suyarior for locks and
wear Fhii4t U%ON 81 BRO
ian n Hair Ma1u;6rlorc GG I;,,,rt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
A>!&&<><.>.lG..1Gj,I (.yaz =.I
THURSDAY EvEN'G., FEBRUARY IL

RAMscHNElDER's AT.-N1r. Kamscheidtr
aid his friend, AuGuat Fifcmacher, voIo out
walking and Fir. Ramschnciicr vas hlaFiing Of
the Intelligence OF his Joc.
See here ho said. u pitco ny hat here
10 tbia ftnco corner; | cobccal it u:dcr tic
brush and dri:l leaves. We will now walk on.
We pass down the larc, wo geturncn this corncr,
~ str3ll BY The woods. | send Bismarck back
lax ng mai. Ser, my friend, he camprahaDts
me. lie flies Through the woods. he speeds
down lbs lane, he disappears around the ccr1tr.
l'resent2 no will back gekommrr before have
limo TO catch cold in ny hesd.
i wa5 true. IS Mr.. Ernst RsnEehneldar
Lad ssid. Tie intelligent dog, readily uodor-
a,sDdiDg what Was wanted, sped down the
lane and n3W around The cirOcr TO set The
ha!. But la did not get It Gil tic same for
inst es he n,W around tie corltr wary
though net GO sua0t tramp, Who rad watoh-
ii the oircUs frcn eiar, was 10 the act CT up
,ropria'iog Mr. Ramschneidcr's ncW hat u0to
himsoi, and when tho dog go! up in short
range he Hired o Clsycoa clod 81 hard as 6 door
Lnob ST that faithful animal with f0rco that
knocked howl out OF him SIS long rs clothes
line md sent him Waliing and Weeping bocA: TO
his astonlsied master.
And whcn Nr. RsmschGtidcr and his i:iOuj
haa!ened to inv0stgsto they found under Tie
brush An Old hist that had lived i'll moro ash
hoars than you could count in q week, and so
greasy and lorbdding in lis general appear
nnce that Mr. Rsmschnei!1r wouldn't touch it
with his raTo Far away beyond tho distant
fields. they ssw the sunlight shining on MIR.
Ramschnoidcrs five dollar hat, and tho tramp
OF the dusty highway WAS jogging along uudor
it. But Mr. Rslnscbnoidor walked homo baro,
as to his hoad, which is of the bald, baldy, skd
no hesn't goi ca! Ct led y0t with tho ccid no
caught
E;r. i.lua daGct that when you stake tho in-
AtIrct Of tho CAMS against tho cheek OF a tramp
SoI; can just bet mutum pocun;;c Tho csr!g will
be left HuriinJi5N FG,sbcl;c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
2sNE.iiENE A1.
$50 aRsAp T}2>>},;;) !,
TENNHEEFANIA N3UGa
~ 81 Z fiGEiii, ~ &s'p i. .5UUIL:.y "a,
DOUSIti IisAG!..

rENN5ELEAMlA E2sI14
;v -; { NGlS1Ti, =; TT i. SUUII;y*-r
OOU6EG TisAG!E:
SIZE -; GA ! s f3h SGESE
January i. $780,
Trsina leave Washington from dane. ct Gs;
TlbiUj;E s. rnT0MAC EAIi!RtAl, -
nor Of S;sth and Is Gs1 acts, .; Follows; '''
For fhilsdophia, Now Eorh anl tbs Essr s;o
am. and 100 Y. III. dsilY, except Sunt,Y .st
go ?. M daily, with ssisce GAYS. iGa5-
itcG hSrress CT Pullman FarlCr Cars G%D.
am. daiiy, excer: Sunday. For ghiisly;:%;,SS*,,
10 Am, except Sunday, and 80 pm. Is;Sr
Fer Pittshurg aad.h0 West 70 &c Az daily o.
a'srlor Cars TO EittsHurg; T.}1 u. II, crG,
Nth fsiaco Car TO UhicnEo
FGc Canandsisua AMI tho North, Gisl :: :.
except; Sunday and T,'d y. III, daily, c:ec,i
Saturday. with "atNrn ,'af { CalanrisiSu.,
Fer Watkins, iGlA r. Nc. %silg otccn; Err,
day. '''
For Baltimore. G On, $40. go And la.l2 =. :,
l.30, III, 40. $50 ..An AMI ID u, -,
On Sna'tay, 'e.''n -. m; $50, 80 SHt G.li
y nj.
For rope's Creek Lire, go q. m. sn,i l.orm
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, Ii g. r.?s sr,i ]. ~ u y, DALI
| except Sunday.
LOCAL. TRAINS.
fcr hla&aadtIa "a, sHd II Il. i,',. s,.L y
., sad il 81 p. III. s%nn,ia. II :, = and II
| H. n. and s p. III.
| Trains loava hiaYsn,ir, far y asn;u.lag. "a,
$50 sEd ~ d. Ia, a1.i :, +, mi =, II. 81!
II night
On Sunday nj : M an.: ~ .. a. NQl ?s3J aQ,
THROUGH TRAIN FQM giii. $nuTn, -
| QGantiao and Eichm1r.:, WI; ia.v. AIrI,,.
drls VI I 20 e. III ,!a!y an! {, ~ j., III. ,i..l,,
| 6XCap. Sunday.
Tickets and information van Ia pt1,,rs!
| ~; .rAI.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
w. 8. MOORE.
M. e. ORION street,

No. t5 Union street.
A'oxardria. Virginia,
Whuro ho IL prepared 10 furnish all kinls of
MAClliNkEi WROUGHT and CAST LEON
FENthH, DC. Repairing dnuo with dispatch.
SID nj prices That were cha!@cd previous To tho
"hr dec t..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
EANY SE THE L4aE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FEli'Ai, al 30 o'clock PAM; rolurnins, leave
Eoftoik on alternate days ut AGO p. m.
Faro. Erst cnes, o.; round trip S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

&iail, HoutIwArd. connecta 81 tiurt0HsyiiIa,
with Chna. IL Ohio Il. It., East snd Yves: !
lYnG!.hW:s, connects wiih Atiant.. RIFE i
Ohio i. L., through &oathwnai Virginia a.
Nashville, Now Orleans Mn:urhis Little ::C..
and Tcyas- and 81 nanvi!ln with Mcnmoa3 ~
Dan7i'l0 IS. X, tn South g.na Southwest.
Express Southwark ccnnects Ht Gr.donsyi,lo
10 ali points Oh Ch"s. & Ohio. Gla al Pdn"j!-,
| 20 al tie %9TitE and SGiGlDHSf. Including Flor.
| ida.
MIXED TRAINS for E:sin zine icsya e.
! oIandrifi daily. except Sunday, 8 uj a. III. nd
l.. C0 neon. snG returning Gfriyc al 4 ic%AnGr's
! II 10 q. M. and , 3: p. H.
For h AN a:5&A5 LlNG !aara Washington
7 ID a. III. AMI AlnXamiria ;. - E. ~. d:,l;,
except Sunday s7fi:o aj StryNturg 1t l.. - nv,
connecting with tho Esiog iona Easi 49,
West iiasvo SLI;:shnrg :. 81 y. ~, srr;v'ny u
Alexandria Mt Ii Ill y. ~.
MINED TRAIN FOE MAN A:Ssi;;A.; DIV.
| IS1ON leaves Alaxandria Tursisy, ihu.ss:#y
| end Saturday, n. un =. IA, AMI r0insn8 A[a
| day, "Wednesday and t'!iday rs = - y. II.
For s'iddiehurg, daily cnTnocs,"n ". r%it;s
| station.
For UpparViio, raG;i'a' IoG"octi2o =: Dej..
pls0c.
For MhKkMN"GN, l,s=, Aash;nesna ID:
7 III q. m. and Is ,. Til. daily.
all trains make good Connexions, >! Ts:h
lngton, II End lrrm North and West.
Now Nrlsaus sio"?cr iGav''s Washington =
I 10 q. m.. running shr3GSi, without ci~n"3.
On EEprrss traln IG@viug Washington 1T :, !,
p. M Marks AdimSta,in Reclining Ehsi; Gar.
I'", :" ",f 90 '"''''" t.
I,"s W :a '"'''.'" ,.,, ,n
eood ~ retm,n ,'vH "i - '' I, o, r's
nSn;ntnn nL'.";j;, s;%, ";i ',''' ~
Lynchburg.
Through Ll2knts rer5 low {, H., 3ou:h an
Southwest.
h"V . }, r. HHoNf''i', q. J. i.
SEThSiII EirruH < U3iG :SAGi.Ht&,.
WiNTal. A&HAf;:!GMHNT.
Tho MALI, ,', .;,iior,'a ,; ,.,u,.
q mi, a ~, n,J si.,,t w.. ~ -
excopt S;,In,lsv. n.s, !'.ns!,',s .I,,n, r,cr,.
ward al IN :. -, .'l ,T+;,,, ~ ~, 't,;nN, -.
If II m ,,,,y, Rnrr.i Nh -, $50. o., w 80,
i,oosbprr. ptjnr ,..I,ye-d a, ! ~ ~ n,,'i
ri,n a, ~ ~ ~ it,,:'
iDrton At : ::I,,, N - '''': '''''' - " '''
Tho ACCOM mOHATION TRAIN v,,rIs.,.
d.iIv orSen, ~ MnrJ ~ NJ" aieaaMHf ~ ~ 'a
~ & An ~ ~, '''T 10y, HH aIa'e y. ~,
and o,rJ, - -. ave Ln"Su i!e"so",E ~ ""' H. IA.
1Waan;n w ~ h'sNH'ut'h hI c - a. NJ, 80"
ET- Passengers from Washington vii i<;,o
tho washington AID Ohio cars 81 too i?ai,ma-n
- Potomac Railroad station at . ~ a. H. sal =.
p. M, and 20 through Yithori. change Of csi..
n. M. train from Honnd Hi conaoct ut i:n,i,i
it'll with Hsrrisi D,;jv Ina -, ;,n.nI,.,
for an;rtnrouiiln HcrrnrS;,, i1nS on'''
slso with Eesmcr,s I,inSnrt.cnnSas ,,h;.I ,..,,,
Aassonrg daily Tor hiGio and MidtoburE.
6oth trs!ns, westward, make closa connoc.;"".,
81 Vlenna,Wlth SlssGn's Line Of Sts.os for s'a".
is1 court douse.
annns; LEI az. Ssia. ~ S'" s'''' ''s
I,!s,urnr.
oct 1T ;ienor,I Tirts, : ...,
---------.- -----------
,Id kHl GIG Al;St ClG AK&i
TLa G,,ro,oin ,,,I ,n
"'"e '"',s'' 81 p's T,t y" VIZ Nf' S'!''
o,,,,
tnin. La Rosa, Noonligbt ViiI.~ "oI 49, w"'o
StonowslI Cavalier, iIs,;nn.I I,andar1 ,n',
Pleasure, Fsvorila, EImon. I,ucca, Tmin ,n.
iantes, Crack, Our uom rinsioro, NaticL.,,
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E1s7i NEW Hstsssa

EB7i EEN YOEsa.
sI&s7.sGEss H.c. hSNIGHTzjs'D,.;n Sayv
EyESas-e'
hVE:i FRIDAY, at IL H.; and raiurniOs.
leave Sow York, from pior al, East river, EV-
EHy SATURDAY. ut 4 o'clock H. m.
The sto.',:ors OF this company mako cnnnoc-
iinns =! Norfolk for Boston and all points East
NJ Nc" York with ai points West and North
~os! sad at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Eairua'i :nsl Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given ana freight handled caro-
fully and promptly. For further Information
apply t" F.A. REED, Axont.
IahneY's wharf.
~ 'JEl BACON, Presil Mt.
Oiico under Natl Metrop Bank,
sop iii Washington, d. 9.
.>,ns:ss CalOE'a STRAIN LINE.s WEEK
sttaasSSiG i,Y 10
PHILADELPHIA FALL RIVER, PROVE.
DEECE ACID BOSTON.
.s%i:Is.niel. lanve Alexandria EVERY TiTE,s
3tE sni In"vn Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
URnAE.
4!,s line cdnnac!s al Alexandria with Ella O.
=. ~ FL aud W & &. i. Re-. AMI st philadel
PALS With I!ydss Regular Steamships frr Fell
kivpE, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptnoas and care
fsab Of commissions.
No charge for trsnsfor in PHILADELPHIA, and
wharfage in Boston. Quick time. Frenuont
departures. Through rates and through hill;
st 'sii,ns given. Insurance FL Tho Lowest ri
Agents:
+. f.. REED, AiaxanGrIs.
WI. Z ELYnE & CO, philadelahfs
iDHA@nN CO, Wash. Il Georgtn.
ian sst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19
GsiNas Z!saseaw szage:1Es sgsa5
~ {. JCuNaoa Y CO,

aaf -. StiIsSGG3 y C!t
,........ NHUa&3AIIG GHuuEu6.
HsM Hell COM MISSION Mi.t}IiaETS,
ADd Daalars in
Sill KINDS OF LlQUOH3.
md SI p II Rsn d Xxx S1X KXHT
and hONOQRAA WHISTLES; also BAK-
ER'S and THOMP SON'S PURE RYE
WhiShi SIS, to which they invite the attention
OF tho trade.
Orders from tho country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attontion.
Consignmonts of Flour, GTsin and Country
frodEco solicited, fer which thoy guSrsntoo tho
highest market prices snd pronlpt returns.
Northeast cornor cf Cameron and Eoynl sls.,
Alexandra. VS.. OFT 70
ChAS' s. TAYLOR dr.
G:ate Of J. T. Bcckham 6 Co..
GENEitAL COMMlSS1ON MERCHANT,
AND FEED DEALER,
Agent for
}. B. FICKLEN g Sons
CFhER}tATED BRIDGEWATEKFA FAMILY
FLOUE,
ii North Union strsat,
jan g Alexandria, Virginia.
EyANHoN y sh1rH'
WHOLESALE
oNotEi>S - IN - tihH IL tsf. l. liOhl I'll ls:;5sbN
nj &ETiiAMTH,
t"rnar Irinra and Royal sts.,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
| Conaigmments It Drain AMI Country Produce
| solicited, and prompt rcturns made jylO
TEANi'oW BEnS.,
WHOLESALE
! UkUCHH%. COMMISSION MENU;ihNTS,
| And DoRlers in
JOHN GiIiSUN'S SON & CO.'S. GAHlEN.l
| y, AX and xxx WHISTLES, and
%h0mrs0n's Fro kyo Nhisl;ey; Farosr
| Wines and E!andios Ale, Porter
| and GhampsgnoS,
| as AGENCY on TIRE LhFLlN POW.
| DER COMPANY.
n. w COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL ST.,
Cofco roasted t0r Tho trhlo >. &c POI saek.
| ray G-tt
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sTAAH
ri OF CE
CIA NuE OF TIME,

~
ala AuE OF TIME
ta an! s.ttur SUNDAY, Oc;:,lr.e ath tho
boats OF tno tttOMAU FERRY CO. will run
ue lollows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
& o. 81, s 20, $50, 10 30 and IL 90 q M, s,,!
u 81, 20, 3 30. 8 30. 80 s so. and L co D III.
LEAVE WASHINHTON:
ESQ. 81. 50. 3 50. 10 SO and il 20 a. m. AMI
go, 50. 2 80. s 90 80, 90, and G 70 D n.
oct4 GEO. =. PHILLIPS, Manager.
INLAND & Scaboard Coastipg Co.
WtHTHt: IRA NukMEET. COMMENC.
mo OCTOBER 1at. 1879.
! s''nAihars "l this line will run &c E.lnws:
Fasis aORFUaE,
Connecting with Merchants and Mino,a' J.ir;
! fer Boston steamer
! GAHK' Dg' THE LaaE
| EVERY MDkn3y IUEHMEonhr J
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X OSHLANiHS FUGAHaS+-A positive euro
~ for sIstarTal, Rsthma j., srsonnsa, Cold in
tho lead, sGh All diseases OF tho Throat and
Ncso. no tobacco is used i'll IT, cir nlanufacturo
"ild they ilako pleasant cigar alte, which ladies
or children can smoke To any ytcnt without tho
slightest injury. Irico .;Ia per Iscksge. Mailed
iroo ct postage 1" cry address upon receipt OF
price. ,iANNEY IL c. Iiruppists,
jRn;9 Tas nd 1852 kim It,
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Eaeis EDEsFdea,gs.

Connecting with Merchants ana Mina,a' Line
fer Bnston. steamer
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MI lLiIl NEEIl E:ihAiNEKIl--My tail
20 ,,, Style arn n"w -eady. il Straw, Felt and
iillah also full l:Go Of Vnlvets Satin snI
Hiiks; 10 doZnn Foit Hats 2: 75c each 1t
fHh6USUN s. BROS.
Oct - % 49, ~.
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II furnishes the news kilograms Of tho Sew
YoFl: Associated rress and Of Reutor's Euro.
pean agency, being, with mi two exceptions,
the only paper between Baltimore and Rich.
mond that is thus connected with the great
fountains Of thc worlds rcwg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

RifANCI 4 ETx Ch ES-Tnilo. Sofa, Co.
B io2no h"t:!es, FH:osr l!and Mirrors. Yer
bona, FLORIDA Lavender Violet, Magnois and
"thH: Toilet WstGra, Combs, brushes, Shayins
Mugs, Gcrrsn Cologne, Ray lsurn, Sc, }nI
sale ID pricoa 10 sui! tho ;i!acs by
dec 10 WAKEFIELD * Hale
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4 y DON N. tho heat rre',aration evor olitrcd
eradicate pimp'os, and civo to the connie ZION =
soft and healthy APP, ,oarsncr. Prico Is els psr
bottle. For sale ; - '''
Jan 20 WElEIEI,D & HALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

EVEi:i FRIDAY, At IL H.; and RETURNING
leave Sow York, from pior di, East river, EV-
EHi SATURDAY. Ut 4 o'clock D. m.
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A II DEKSON's3 PRESERFE ED CHI
"A. RiN&, Ounces, Pine Apple, RaSpberries,
rlnms and Peachn'. in five pound psils, rHcov-
ed and for sale by H. w. AVERY,
dscb 2j kirnst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-19

Wi!h tho coming year all the long tried End
improved methods Of making standard news
paper will ho continued, with such additional
facilities rs past experience jusiiGcs the proprie-
too in believing will add 90 tho capacity of the
Gazette to servo lis readers. 1t expects TO rom
der faithful service to tho city, the state and the
country by = cendiI cril;cia,n oi lion and events
il the interest q Tho people ef Ito Commonwealth
OF Virginia.
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CWlSS PROCESS, Cameron Mills, Wenger
~ and Btidgewatsr Flour, for ssle at
j. e. MlLBUkN'S,
jams 10 N. Royal st.
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"A UCriGM GUOn:ii

~ &uCTiUM GOODS
- los. ror,il~r made Balbrige4n IIosn VI AZ.
do@, kl''b'r U!a5a:& for Infants ut 30; 20 toZ.
T"weis Tor 3c, worth .Gc; ] de-. Hand Glasses,
tliSht'y damaged, =! tGc a!ao large Icl O!
Hamburg kdEiHgs, E,ctorno Vslancienncs ana
Other LacCa. 81 FNRGUSDN s. BROS,
jah,U 81 K:r1r strrfL
, 1880-06-14
Holm KSrpurltu1sais Will.

AtW f4fk IlB$Sf AHfA IL.
The will ut tho lun. Jui,n IrouEha!u was Ale.t
mil utfervi for pEubats yostors!Ay II, tho Hu1r'
Rntu'a uie1. II waA drawn " :flnn1as !, sfx@
fary, ald Witnessed by HIN and Chasstm ". lss"
Ing. The sguaturo IL tho tDstutor Is y !. tutt.
ttasiun 1T tr0llors, making Ill sle1cccdngly trFcK-
ulr aud curious autograph. Atld must hay9 been
written whgn hu WAs In yDty letrusa una pTtl*s
tls.tcl condition. The viii s0udA ~ foluwsi
\ !oi iitouShan' u tho Gty Cn!li,sy anu a.,
n,uku, publish, unl duelaru this til h9my lust VIII
nnd testament ! Kttu, t!cylsv. and in7illUafh to
ny futhfut 1rlenl, JaIMes 4. Shtp, nil NY wutu:
wbo, priyNte and ,hvatr!val. ! Glyu. dov!se. And
pr4tilunth hll tho rtst aud resnGuf my pruphtty.
b,Ih roll and personal. t4,Eotltor with all MY
right t.lu. ,ud !ntetost ~ ana y ns pa1ys sn IT,
luliI F(nevAn, Wht,so H1illIirl IlllHt was Ann!o
Dulautt. and tluparo that said property snA!l b9
Tor har HoIe mud sSparatr usa Atll bcloftt, A'lI
that iaur rocolpf, Notwithstanding Aur prt:su.t nr
Ill dlseGurvc Ut tuo SAINT: 10 t,l-,.ll tay treis
= lraye klnd h9pgias h,,p ,H,p9isMt ,s tnn!S ,1. ps:
of thla viii. III ,wEti>oss whurtaf !, JOHN
liroUglaln. have to this. my lnst WILL Hld tesla.
mont, subscribed u,y hAnd thfs satA tapy u Nay,
lEa, IOIlN AMlUulsAN.