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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10


nor BRIDGEPORT and all point on Man.
x osuck and T0nsa )sd'.-Stcamcrl leave Cath
arie SIN tpier 50. T. daiiV AZ ll;5O an 100
Iarr lower t.iau :v any oil'i route
ArFV-HAVEN. HARTFORD. &oc.-Fare ST.
~ steamers leave ck- 10 l-uu-tys excepted t1f
Nct- Haven an lI.30p m@ connec1.AT VIA '"ao
%itW-YOEK CENTRAL ana III DSON
= pT,F,u EAILRDA ID , commencing December q. 1850
through tram. wi l~ay q rano Central Depot -
--ii +. m U.--reTu z lot'c.u E4prcs 10 kcCAc ter
Platform y -. Alrins AM utreAl.
I0 10 a. ill., leago aIngroom ca-s & C1na2-
Il 41sHs. l.ac.r 30 . Of
% 90. 4 b.ft Toy va ~ objections 70 It-ld'
: TIA q ems "a. ait t.i-HI
400 p. u. Accom- .ot.t.5p d" -l1auy aud Troy
Ii. L lsrE WIN tl"etlug cirH Tor
Inns r-.ui. dIv also
slrapiug Deifoit suh x cilis
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s.o p. rlc... .rrrr-, ga y, "lh sle'n"g ~ iof
rc.t i-sr guc ..o co.. tla. Toledo ali I
9iI % m Express. vil -rtpiug car Cor AUBURN Ho@d
stations and ot .foi trclL v.- ST. Aihiu5
II.s0p m Might Airc with sie-mne cars TO "lnany
sud iTur. go,
IirEcts en- SAC ~ az" t+' ~
Vrst-n5,-s .v1-ea. lr-s P4.--Jlhrc 40 % 9i-
anon. ,lF Sew 0rN anna 1893 Nd.fIe nAa, Is rr
= IN ~ L =. X ~. na-e 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER - 1880,
f.xuress New-lOrk DeshrOsses AMI COrt
lnnf streets Ferries. - fellows: . "a
4.au 7.O g. s2p $50 90 Limited u /. 900, l, Az
D. G :. $50, and 20 ,. ami night -Hadays 45o and
g:3O a. H.. - a. = 500. AID ! ID p NJ. ana - night .
Trains cave NeW-I0rk dlly. EXCEPT 0uh'liy AZ
7.3O and running through va Trenton dhu Jam
tn rrsry Cr anordng speedy aAd direc transfer
Tor BruOklvi travel. ..
1.5, $50 aDdIl Limited xpir.s l.iU y. ~. 3 s.,
5.4n Aid 73I D. IA. Oh olusIv. 1850 g. D. 40 B. $50
a in and 1870 Lave Philadelphia VA Camden =
m ana 80 .. Haiiy. except SUNDAY.
IrErt 20 tu. iiI Br14irly ASfDr House ani
f0o OF Corandta;.. CuuiLst and BroIAyu
annex station Futon-s-. Book Nos ia ~
aud ilufsun--t, HOO station, jersey iitY fhi
grant lcaet Dlicr, at-rrY-Hi4co.
The YORK IausicI Company VIII CAL lot dW checA
Ia from i0teis aud nee idelt4
FRANK TIA IMoON. l. J. fAhe btL
General Manager bruI fta-ehse. ASL
EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD. -,.
pAslItNIER Trains. on an alter lane l. 1850 VIII
ea, depots Of CoItan anu DeDusse ,i 81 W ILL.,
In AMI $50 p. f0i aston Bethlehem, Arhulol -
Feanng Nsuch ChunS. Wi. esDaifc. To-" -nnA MAyv.y'
ithaca Geneva, Lyons, Bullo and ne west fu''hAh 'p
ug cnachra attached 20 t.ji .. N Tram ,, ,,r All
Trans leaving TAO a. n ana p M SOhioS' ~ 49,
POINTS IN N ahanov and Hazlet0n cral Iee,ol~ - -.
I.A Grps., General A-ei,-
Gererel Lssfe-r 0n4 corner 0nui On an C0tlandt-sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

4 SSISTANT- 6OOkFLEPER CT Bartender
n -sy = ,rfu f,Irt- alG Willing voGng of urat I'D
dress CeaE- re Init anj enir-. Address EUGENE
GALtsY. Us est -dtt--t. CtY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

A SSlSTANT BOOK KEEPkR.-A Young man
"a f,re che (1ll wears u age OOoskeeper
ca1 snow 4 No reference from employer. AG3re>s
As COX. 80 q BE geu-5r, Br VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

tive energetic experienced man - W. rs ol at
in either ton wiling work 10" moderate vases
ag hest retorenoes call address JOHN DENl-lN
\ O a Watt-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

GEAMSTkESS, &c.-COmueteRt seamstress
- a. d lady sl~Id cut wheeler q wilson
Inacnne stands drcs-naking aod shirt and al ~hi9
work best Cty Itic elces ACafeba l.
/. buHe UpiOwE ofhce. l.-3o BroIdwai.
WASHING, IRONING. &c.-By q Swedish
w woman 10 washing, ironing ard house cleaning ~
family washing ~ nome rcic tnces re-
Guirei. cal az 10 rIs 45ti-st, nrst n'or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

OYSTERMAN, &c.-l am thorOu@i golng
~ Blue Point oysterman 27 single and latter nyse Xxx,
I can handle H. oysters and clans with any nln on ths
planet ana In the business drink no.
slab or knife. JOHN hA-Ot>E
I A.llv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

SNAITER.-A thoroughly exner' rencn-
~ man a. waiter well clioncei and accUst'me9 60
bca cy fnii,s. whom le is vel lecOnhrn led IN
be seen a. GU2 9TH ave- uoai 35tlst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

! Hamburg american Packet Companys Line Tor
PTYNOUI.i tuLt3J UisG, AMI ttAh X" H., .o
/ C. f-t ""-
DID, ---It OBJ.
pl "a NJ passage % Plymouth. London Cher our y "a
Inv ADD al points TIE souto OF Eng anu tliN Capi
Sf S.,IDd CaIiI. f5D ~tcertgh r1u tspuis mo ~
ic.lss.t t,1r - q. q q. RE ia I'd " CO,
- - .',.,' ,g..u.s Genera Passenger Agents
=, cgI't,,'.-i - NO. vi Broadway, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10

A fNLKNiI 1 nan ~ Ian 1 ~ tOfLA IN -
" BETWEEN NGW YORK AND IAVRr-
Of Of A)rioa-'G
rave ers BIZ tins born traTrr Oy tiSll ld.;
way the Isc0E the Chanhe II shAn
boat
- i,,'It 80 h. ~ eduesGay. Dec D. 9 m.
- -..I., - 5..i + Totlor-- wet g %, D. IN.
WI unas II Paris "a anIo Ns OpsiL
-" III - pE 81 IA s.. AgrlL W. y EOwrue Gc,sn.
, 1880-02-05
AN EVIDENT sMINDLE.

The s. F. "Cmonicle" OF Jan. Is con-
tains the following advertisement:-sst
WANTED. Fifty young men to Join a
surveying party; $40 per month and ex-
penses paid. Address, with stamp, Is.
Wade, Sitka, Alaska Territory. .t.r
An offer OF this kind Is apt to call out a
very large number oi applications, AMI
we think It our duty to warn the public.
There is nobody at Sitka able to employ
so men at $40 even for one month, and if
there was, he would employ an agent
here. The next mail for Sitka will leave
Port Townsend, w. T., on the 18th of
February, and answers Ito any number)
could not return until the end Of March;
but there Is no prospect OK any answers
there is no surveying work to be done ex-
cept by the Government. We ask the
postmaster at Sitka to watch the letters
arriving for s. Wade, as we think he has
n right TO detain them. A thousand let
tiers containing cents each, may easily
result from seven days advertisement In
this city and State.--"Alaska Appeal"
We are informed by the postmaster at
this place that there are now In this post
office 4SS letters for s. Wade, addressed to
Sitka. Mr.. Learned has written to the
postal agent at Portland, calling his at
tention to these facts.
, 1880-02-05
LARD LAWS FCR ALASKA.

We have been favored with copy
of the bill introduced by Delegate
Brents, "to extend the land laws Of
the United States over the Territory
of Alaska" We have examined the
features of the bill and they have
our approval. 1t seems carefully
drawn and meets the requirements
Of the case.
The objection urged by the Alas
ka Appeal" which We published
in our last issue can we think be met
by suitable instructions from the
Secretar y Of the Interior. The bill
attaches Alaska to, and makes it q
part Of, the surveying district Of
Washington Territory, the Surveyor
General of this Territory to perform
all the necessary additional duties.
Whenever the public service shall
require it, the President is author.
lied to appoint a Register aud Re.
celver for said Alaska land district,
who shall receive the same fees,
compensation and emoluments as
like officers at Walla Walla. Coal
and timber lands can be entered in
one hundred and sixty acre tracts to
any one person at the maximum
price Of ten dollars per acre, and
timber lands in tracts not exceeding
one hundred and sixty acres to any
one person, at the minimum price OF
two dollars and fifty cents per acre.
Provisions are made for trespass
upon the public lands with coal and
timber, but reservations are made in
favor of SINNERS prospecting the
country for coal veins, the location
thereof, and the obtaining Of speci-
mems for analysis and test" The
Secretary Of the Interior is also 'au-
thorized to grant permission to take
such moderate quantities of timber
and coal from the public lands in
said Territory as may be necessary
for the purposes of commerce In the
waters of said Territory, and for
building and domestic purposes
therein" ~ .tl. ,I lo--''a
, 1880-02-05
Mr.. Tallentire and family lett on the
North Pacific yesterday for Olympia.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The propriety
Of establishing a territorial form OF gov
erhment for Alaska will be considered BY
the Senate this winter. A subcommittee
of the Committee on Territories has been
taking the testimony Of person named
Elliott, who has his headquarters at the
Smithsonian Institute during the winter,
and Is said to be employed by the Fur
Seal Company during the summer. Eli
OFT Is opposed to a territorial form Of gov
ernment III Alaska, and the Fur Seal CON-
pany is also opposed to such a govern
ment. Senator Butler, who is chairman
OF the subcommittee investigating the
question. says that lie thinks that the peO-
pie OF Alaska should be given some form
of government for the protection of their
lives and property. He has been informed
that under an established form of govern
ment there would be considerable immi-
grafton to Alaska.
, 1880-02-05

The Olympia STANDARD" man is
in the prophecy business again. A
few weeks ago he said that Delegate
Brsnts was to be rsnominatsd; now,
he claims that Judge Jacobs will be
the next republican nominee for
Delegate. Guess again, brother NJ,
about a dozen times, and maybe you
can start little reputation as an or.
acle of the republican party in our
Territory.
, 1880-02-05

CHANGE.-Mr. James Jones, of
this city, has sold out his variety
store and news depot to Mr.. F. A..
Bartlett, brother Of our townsman,
Mr.. G. G. Bartlett. Mr.. Joneo will
continue his agency for the Tacoma
mill company, and will deliver lum-
ber on Union wharf, in quantities to
suit, at reasonable prices, as shown
by his card which will be found in
another column. He will have an
Office with Mr.. Blanchard Oh the SEQ.
ond floor Of the old custom house
building. His agency will be a
great convenience to parties wanting
to purchase lumber. He is grateful
for past favors and desires q contin-
uance Of his hitherto liberal patron
age. Mr.. Bartlett is stirring busi-
ness man, was for years in charge Of
store at Dungeness, and will con-
tinue the business just acquired by
him at the old stand. He will
doubtless carry on thriving trade.
We learn that our young friend,
Don @. Parrish, will continue to pre-.
side at the counter.
, 1880-02-05
CGMEi UNiCATEC.

OFFICE OF SPECIAL AGENT TREAS.
URY DEPARTMENT, PORT Town
SEND, WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
JANUARY 20, 1880.
EDITOR ARGUS:
DEAR S1R:-I enclose you for pub
lication, copy OF recent circular is.
sued by the Canadian Commissioner
of Customs, relative to the wrecking
of foreign vessels in Canadian wa
ters.
CIRCULAR NO. $50 AL mo. 16 A.
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.,
Ottawa, 10 Sept, 1879.
SIR:-Referring to Departmental
Circular No. 210.3 of 9TH March,
1878, on the subject of wrecking by
foreign vessels in Canadian waters,
| am desired by the Minister of Gus
toms to inform you that circular is
not to be understood as having any
application to cases where life may
be in danger, or where property may
be jeopardized by delay, such for
instance as the grounding Of YES.
sci in circumstances in which imme.
diate assistance would prevent a
wreck; nor is there any possible
case in which vessels Of any nation
ality should be prevented from 60.
ing to the rescue of persons in peril
Of their lives, or of vessels in dan.
ger OF being lost.
You will understand the terms
"wreoked vessels or property in Can
adian waters" as referring to vessels
and cargoes cast upon the Canadian
shores and stranded or wrecked, re.
quiring apparatus tor their removal,
or the discharge of cargo into other
vessels; and to goods which may
have been discharged or Aoated off
therefrom, and cast upon the coast;
and in either case coming within the
provisions of the Revenue laws. Nv.
am Sir, bta i.| t- to,n
,''l Your obedient servant, a.
~ " j. JOHNSON.
This is of great importance to the
owners Of tugs on Puget Sound, and
is p modification of the hitherto
stringent regulations of the Canadi.
an Customs upon this subject.
Yours respectfully,
WN. GoUvERNEUR NORRIS,
Wi Special Agent.
, 1880-02-05

CHANGE.-Capt. H. G. Morse, the
late popular commander of the Da-
kota, has been transferred to his old
command, the City of Peking, of the
Japan and China line. The numer.
GUS friends of Capt. Morse, will
much regret his leaving our coast,
whilst all will rejoice in his deserved
promotion. The Dakota is now
commanded by Captain Griffith, late
first officer.
, 1880-02-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services win be held in st. Puul's church on
Sunday next ut IL A. NJ. and +. NJ. sunday
schoolat p, VI. Evening prayer ON Wcdncs-
day, at O'Clock. Litany on Friday morning,
nj 10.
Preaching next Sunday in the NJ, L. Church
morning and evening, by Rev. w. |. COsper,
pastor. sabbath school at 2:b p. Nh. d..
Hill, Supt. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at O'Clock.
, 1880-02-05
ALASKA GOLD AND SILVER MINES.

We copy the following from re-
port in the "Oregonisn," of a lecture
recently delivered by the, eminent
gsologist and miueralogist, Prof
John Muir, upon the gold fields OF
Alaska:
THE speakers description Of the re-
gion of country embracing the gold and
silver beariug sections Of Mexico, New
Mexico and A rizona, Nevadl, Utah, lda-
ho aud Montana, was graphic and full OF
interest, AMI lie ,le'rly showed that the
geological and miner illogical formation III
British Columbia and Alaska is the same,
only the veins were more concealed by
vegetable matter owing to the greater
moisture prevailing and Inducing the
growth Of vegetation. The mineral belt
doubtless extends to Alaska and the mill
on Baranor Islsn1 near Sitka Is on the
same great lead as those In Nevada.
OF the resources Of III, Te ritoiy OF
Alaska ether than gold snl silver, The
spoke briefly. Copp'r Is found 10 some
extent and may bes discovered In paying
quantities. Iron is abundant, whole
mountains Of almost pure IRON ore are be-
ing found In some parts"
The lecture is not fully reported
hence we must be satisfied with the
foregoing only, which is most i'm
portant and gratifying announce
ment--coming as it does from so
highly distinguished and scientific
man. We have al ways centsnded
in our columns that Alaska is pos
sessed of untold mineral wealth, and
that the day was not far distant when
the most astounding discoveries
would be made, producing satisfac-
tory results.
The fact that the ledge already
discovered on Baranoff Island is n
continuation Of those of Nevada
must also apply to the other islands
of the Alexander archipelago, In the
same mountain range. The ap.
preaching spring exodus to the new
'-
placer discoveries on the Skagit is
dwarfng everything else with the
miners, but We learn that several
parties are being fitted out in this
country and in British Columbia, to
proceed at an early date TO Sitka
and engage in q thorough summers
tour of prospecting amongst the
coast islands and on the mainland
. above the Chilcat river.
The greatest drawback hitherto
experienced by our miners in pros.
pecting in Alaska has been the inss.
curity felt by them on account OF
the proximity Of the Indians. Cur
eastern advices, however, assure US
the Senate committee on Territories
have taken up in earnest the ques
tiOn Of founding a civil government
for the Territory; that General But.
Ter, senator from South Carolina, has
introduced in the senate q resolution
to that effect, looking towards the
erection of a Territorial form Of
government, and that this resolution
has been referred to sub. COMMITTEES
consisting of Betlsr, of South Caro-.
lima, Saunders, Of Nebraska, and
Slater, ,tf Oregon. This committee
have already begun taking testi-
mony.
We want a quartz lode ourselves
in Alaska, and another for our sis.
tsrs, and our cousins and our aunts.
, 1880-02-05

ARRIvAL.-Judge J. q. Haines,
and wife, of Chicago, passed through
here on Tuesday on the steamer Da.
kota, on their way to Seattle. The
Judge comes to this Territory for the
purpose OF engaging in the practice
of the law, and will probably locate
in Seattle.
, 1880-02-05


holding terms at Port Townsend.
JAMES B. MONTGOMERY, Plaintiff,
vs..
JOHN w. CHATrERTON, defendant.
Action brought in the above entitled
court. and complaint filed in the county
Of Jefferson, In the Office of the clerk Of
said District court,
To John w. ChRtterton, Defendant
In the name Of the United States of
America, you are hereby required to an
pear IN an action brought against YOU bv
the above named plaintiff, In the District
Court of the Sd Judicial District Of Wash
ington Territory, holding terms at Port
Townsend. in jefferson county, for the
counties Of Jefferson, Clalam, Island, and
San Juan in said Territory. and to an
swer the complaint filed therein within
sixty days after date OF this summons. or
judgment by default will I've taken against
YOU according to the prayer of said COM
plaint. The said action Is brought
and the nature thereof Is to re-
cover. tirst--the sum of $14S0 90 being the
amount due for tour years rent of the
premises. stuatc in Island county, WASH
ington Territory, known as the Mont
gOmery farm, containing three hundred
and twenty acres; and second-tO recover
the further sum Of $i7S9, goll coin. with
interest thereon from the 1st day of May,
1879, at the rate OF one and One-half per-
cent. per month, colnpOundipg every
twelve months, being the amount due on
q certain pronissory note made by the
said defendant. for said sum Of $17S9. pay
able 10 the order Oi Granville D. Haller,
la,ed lst May. 1879, and payable six
months after date, which said note was
endorsed and delivered to said plaintiff by
sald Haller; and further--te obtain an or
der Of sale of the following described
property. the same having been seized by
sheriff of Island county, w. r.. by virtue
of u writ Of attachment issued IN this ac-
tion, to-wit: One span of bay horses, SET
of double harness, farm wagon. five cows,
four calves, seventeen hogs and pi q,
twenty sheep, seventy-fiye chickens, eigll-
ty-twO sacks OF barley, eleven tons OF hay,
aud q lot Of farming implements and tools
and household farniture aud utensils as
appears by the sherlft's return to said writ
Witness the Honorable Roger
tSEAL. S. Greene, Judge Of said Dis
.... !rict Court. and The seal Of said
Court, this 10th day Of December. 1879
45t6 JAMES SEAVEY. Clerk.
G. Morris HaIler, atty for plaintiff.
, 1880-02-05

WE are pleased to see that the Sc
attle "lntelligencer has taken up the
cudgel in favor of a telegraph line
down the straits to Cape Flattery.
The ARGUS has repeatedly urged the
necessity Of this move and its value
to commerce.
, 1880-02-05
LOCAL NOTICES.

~ A fine assortment OF legal blanks
at HolComb's.
tg'' The ARGUS is kept for sale, regu-
larly, at Mr.. Holcomb's Variety Store.
ag~ Two filst-class sewing machines,
a Wilson anda Singer, NEW, for sale.
Apply at the ARGUS office.
ia. For Good cigars, 60 to Holcomb's
, 1880-02-05

THE Seattle "Intelligencsr" very
properly says that if Port Townsend
doesn't speedily make move to Sc
cure her share of the trade resulting
from the Skagit gold excitement, she
will be peg behind next year.
, 1880-02-05
Lumber, LumbeYl

in future viii deliver Lumber on dock,
OF all kinds, cheaper THAI eve sold in this
place-from 800 feet to 100000. a# r
bl:3m. .GOH tri. JAS. JONES.
ORiee with HI. Rlanehard, .t
, 1880-02-05

The immigration of whites from
the south far exceeds that of ne
sE~pUt aau0Q Nsi#E
, 1880-02-05
Oxen For Sale.

s yoke of large logging camp cattle.
from to ~ feet girth. Also a logging
camp outfit. For particulars, apply to
WATERMAN & KATZ.
, 1880-02-05

COMMISSIONERS doings next week.
+" - % 2 4 ~ 9g@ .
, 1880-02-05
SUMMONS.

In this District Court of the Third Judicial
District of the Territory Of Washington,
holding terms at Port Townsend.
JAMES B. MONTGOMERY, Plaintiff,
, 1880-02-05
Executors Notice to
Creditors,
In the Probate Court of Jefferson County,
Washington Territory.
In the matter of the estate of
Solomon I. katz, deceased.


Solomon I. katz, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned Executors OF the
estate OF Solomon |. Katz, deceased. to
the creditors Of. and all persons having
claims against, the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers
within one year after the date Of this no
tice to William Katz, one of the said Ex-
ecutors. at his place OF business at Port
Townsend, Jefferson county, w. T., or
be forever barred.
Dated the 29th day Of January. 1880.
WIN. KATZ,
ISRAEL KATE.
Executors Of the estate Of Solomon /.
KatZ. deceased. ....
50:4t.
, 1880-02-05

-IT"I 9.l ~" lanh12 = 10, llHd n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

{ N THE CORPORATION COURT 0P7rs
4 city of alexandria, Va. 1hS
Anthony W. hrmftcong, admir- c, is np.,
ert ]. Edeir, decd, plaintiff, ". Jot t'Vs'
Hdein, MsriUn Edeiin, John Adam snd o.
zabe.h A%sD, his witt, Maria flkjr:or oil
Grady Hummelshine, aud Manic G Hsmd
ebire, his Tite, sv,dors Ede,ln. Sn. .n l..
Edr!in, sid Esnsd ct kden, thu lsst ,.I
berg infsnts under Il years Of rye ts Isss
DAFT. IN chancesy 'eI'
[Fxtr, ct II, m To-. decree of October ll,h 1o:o
~ be Court doth sdu6se, orde, ~;
d. CT. q hat tbs csnse be referred TO K, In.
one CT tne &, mIGi:.iom.rs in Ghancery ri t,s',
court, with Instructions 10 sscertala srd re,c,,
1t. y twt real estate Robert ]. sde',n ~,
se'z ID and osa"ssed, lis c'.srsc:e., whera s".
TED cid it, snrual snd fta staple Esuc.
I'd. The lex. upon said resi- est Il, thai, a..
aciat snd res oecItva prio!it,es
81. Eli t: 9: debt, Que ard OWL he :,
esd Robert |. Etsia 1T the tima o! hi. tas,b
An To tck@ nj settle lhe sccoun. of rta !.
& w EltIs,r.rg 80 GuriIi,tya!Ur with -,
WI! sLnexeG Of the se.d tobErt J. Sdeljr 49,.
Iie :;om m!s:i0Cer Before pr, c.edias 10 sI.'
cuts lhis O. cree usi: 3u1i.u n ice 0. c. NJ
t four ocss.iro actke IL tu3 hies.u:rj e.
zr:ts of I. o litnr md ri.ce wn.n ina wh.ra =,
~i;l eSscvt" iLe SAM, I'D snli pub &C .,iozs,.
rc Qlisvrrsn' 20 - r Ia: ieiIl-v U. Oh the r
iies a. tSis u-u."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-15
Mail. Bz7fess.

Nail, Southwark, connects at GoydcpsviDe
with Cbes. & Ohio Z. r., East and West. FL
Lynchburg, connects With Atlsntic u iss =
Ohio Z. T., through South pest plrgin!a, &c
Nashville, New Oreaen Memphis, Little Rocs
and Texas-and at Danville with Richmond
Denvile T. T., to South end Southwest
Express Southwar connects vi Gordorsville
to sll points on Ches. & Ohio &. E.. snd ST Dan.
vile for ali points South Cost ard South,
exandria daily, except Sunday, 8 CO 8. and
1900 NJ, and returning arrive a. Ale1sndrit
0Op % and 35 p. M.
For MANASSAS LIZ leave WEshingtc'
10 o. m. snd Alexandria ID g. m, daily
except Sunday, arrive at Strasburg Of IL rs p. H.;
connecting with the Vslley Rosd East snc
West Leave Strsshurs so p. m, arriving f;
Alexsndrin 81 So p. n.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
ISION leaves Alexandra Tuesday, Thurnds:
and Saturday, at 9 co a. M, and returns Acn'
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 2 SO y. e..
For Middleburg, daily connection at Plain
station.
For Upperville, regulsr connection st Dell
For WATERMELON, leave Washington :.
All trains make good connections, st WaaE
inpton, TO and from North aud West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington ai
7 10 o. M, running through without change
On Express truin, leaving Washington It 10 GC
D. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Char Ear,
with extra charge only Sa.0G, through 10
Dsnvllie.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Wa hington
and Augusta, Ca, without change, on ~ 4Otrsin
Through tickets very low to Inc oou'n Ill
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