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National Republican., 1880-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RGSJ@ MASONIC.
The Officers and Members of Lafayette r. A. Chap.
ter, No o. are requested to attend special conyoca-
tion TO be held At Masonic Temple this (TUESDAY)
evening, Ht 73) O'clock. Companions of Sister Chap
ters are frnteInaliy invited
By order of the NJ II. H. r.:
KICHARDJ ELAKFLOCK.
mHr30 Senretarv.
n~ISiSD HOWARD UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL, DE
~ PARTMENT
SPRING AMI SUMMER COURSE will commence
MONDAY, APRIL q. and continue TEN WEEKS
Lectures on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY OF each week az O'Clock D; M. and free to the
public. For iurtheh Information inquire OF
G. ID. PURNIS NJ. d.,
mars0-6t Secretary, No llls Thirteenth street.
nIsS51 TREASURER AND ASSESSORS OFFICE,
~ WAsHISGToN ID. G., March -, 1850.
Notice Is hereby gwen that licenses issued to Com
mercal Agents, Peddlers md Produce Dealers will
expire on the 3lst day of March, 1880 and must be
promptly renewed by all desiring to continue bust
ness. ROBERT j. DODGE,
marriott Treasurer and Assessor, ID. C.
National Republican., 1880-03-30
NOT FOR us.


boardinghouse for business women is
kept in Clinton Place, New York city, by
SALLY LEGGETT. About forty young
women have there been installed for some
time, but last week their sufferings could
be endured no longer, and twenty-five or
more of them left. Their sufTerings con-
sisted in lack of substantial food and the
serving up of several suspicious dishes
under the tempting and euphOnious titles
of East Indiahasb," y" Cosmopolitan SOUP"
Oriental Stew" etc. The best portions of
these dishes were their titles. The ingre-
dionts were of suspicious and ancient
character. To flavor them "Time was
used, but the trouble was there was too
much time in all the articles-the vege-
tables old and decayed and the meats de-
cidedly pdssc Miss SALLY LEGGETT must
do better. If she would keep a boarding
house for business women she must re-
member that the first business should be n
table well provided with eatables fresh and
good, and then she may hope to succeed.
But there must be no more Oriental stews.
There is too much China in them. A
spoonful would make our dishes rattle.
National Republican., 1880-03-30

SENATOR DAVIS, of Illinois, knows n
thing or two. His Presidential aspirations
are boundess, and though he lacks the
support of the literary bureaus, yet he's
"sly, sir-devilish sly" His bUotblack at
the National Hotel got married last week,
and his dusly bride was presented by the
Senator with a set of teaspoons worth So
all silver, too, at that. You may mark that
family solid for DAVIS.
National Republican., 1880-03-30

BEN HILL has grown very generous since
JESSIE RAYMOND and her infantleft Wash
ington for The South, and will call up the
SPoFFORD-KELLoGG case on Monday
Chicago Times.
National Republican., 1880-03-30

The seeds of decay de fructifying SO rap
idly in thotparty thit ithos barely strength
enough to hold together much less make a
vigorous fight
National Republican., 1880-03-30

A LESSON in civil-servicc competition in
our Government may bo learned from the
Chinese even, over whom we are boastful
Of our superior civilization and policies of
government. The Encyclopedia Britannica
says that one great defect in the competi-
" tive system of civil service in China is
that there is, of course, no limit to the
number of candidates who may go up for
examination, and the result is, what with
the surplus victors and the unsuccessful
aspirants, who go on trying year after
p" year until they become gray-haircd old
men, there exists n large non-producing
" class in the community, which acts as a
dead weight upon the national prosperity"
The experiences of China in the matter of
competitive examinations for Office and
their results are rapidly becoming our own,
so far as non-producers, idlers and conse-
quent yugabonds in community are con-
cerned.
National Republican., 1880-03-30

If DoNNELLY should be declared Mem
Der of Congress by the present House he
should at once draw his back pay, deposit it
with an undertaken and go and hang him
self, instead of occupying stolen seat.
National Republican., 1880-03-30

THE Hon. WALDO HUTCHINs has but re-
Gently come into Congress, and hence his
cuticle has not become callous by exposure.
If he had been longer in the forum he
would not be so sensitive about having the
body of which he is member charac.
terized as "cowardIy." That is among the
mildest terms applied to it, as he will learn
by experience, aud it is no members "priy-
"iIege" 10 apply any of these epithets 10
himself personally.
National Republican., 1880-03-30

THOSE who oppose General GRANTS
nomination are of course constantly be-
littling his chances and yet State after
Stale is declaring for him. Kentucky and
Texas add forty delegates to his score.
National Republican., 1880-03-30

THE next push will be to throw Mr..
YoCUNI out of his seat and place ANDREW
CURTIN therein. This is big business.
National Republican., 1880-03-30

THE New York Tribune cannot see now
why anybody wants General GRANT for
President. 1t felt and thought just so in
1872. The people differed with it then, and
will differ with it now--to their credit, be
il said.
National Republican., 1880-03-30
Grant md the aermnna.

In the German casino of Bolloville. ILL.,. ao.
cording to a statement of the daily Belleville
Zeit,mg, a vote for President was taken. thirty
five Republicans and thirty Democrats voted,
and here is the result:
REPUBLICAN, DEMOCRATS
National Republican., 1880-03-30

THE Texas Germans don't appear to be
anti-third termers.
National Republican., 1880-03-30

TO-DAY the Democrats propose to enter
upon the Minnesota steal in the House in
earnest The country will soon be advised
what desperation allied to dishonesty pro-
poses to do. Let the worst come. 1t will
only add another nail to the Democratic
coffin.
National Republican., 1880-03-30

THE seat snatchers" open active opera
tions to-day in the House. The ghouls arc
at work.
National Republican., 1880-03-30

New YORK now sets March down as q
winter mouth.
National Republican., 1880-03-30

LUTHER" "JoHN ROGERS" JoHN
BROWN" and Count DE LEssEPs." AS
a piece of enterprise this effort is admirable,
hut as feat of art it is far behind this age.
These defects, however, do not in the slight
est degree affect the stalwart characters
of the distinguished statesmen intended to
have been renresenfed
National Republican., 1880-03-30

WHERE are the KERN family? One
hundred years ago that family loaned to
Holland a sum Of money, 10 be repaid with
interest in ninety-nue years The KERNs
then came to this country and settled in
Pennsylvania. Some Of their descendants
are supposed to be hereabouts. We are
anxious to make their acquaintance, rs the
money to be now paid them by the honest
Dutch amounts to S20O,OOOO00. The fact
is the more we learn about it the more do
we think we are in the line OF prmogeni-
ture, and shall communicate with Amster-
dam, Rotterdam ct al. at the earliest oppor-
tunity. But we want more Of the KERNs.
In union there is strength.
National Republican., 1880-03-30
From Senator Voorhees,.
From HOratiO Seymour.

Dr. Won NIoschzIsker brings me letters Of introduc.
tion from gentlemen Of character and standing
They speak highly of his skill and success in the
treatment OF diseases OF the Ego and Ear and those
of the Respiratory Organs, and Of his attachments as
a physician from his treatment Of n case under my
observation and personal experience think he can
give relief in all cases which admit OF r7medy
IIORATIO SEYMOUR
omoe hours From a, m TO p M, and from 3 to
d.,
National Republican., 1880-03-30

H~yysS NO MORE RHEUMATISM OR GOUI,
EsS ACUTE or CHRONIC
SALTCYLlCA a POSITIVE CURE
IMMEDIATE RE lee WARRANTED.
A PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEED,
At once relieves uid soon eradicstes from the syA'
TEN all CHILLs, CnROSGC or lSTERMlTrEST
FEyERs, &c, caused by the Malarious ATMOSPHERE
OF the District Al Urinary Troubles ind instant re-
liuf.
Complete substitute for guinina without its un-
pleasant results. SALICNLICA Is NO PATENT
MEDICINE. but Nu established cure for above com
plants highly iudOsed By all hIstclasS Physicians
In Europe. Pleasant 10 take. Sold direct from I'm
pOTters. at BaldWins BoOE store,
02O n STREET, DARLINGTON.
81 n box go dOspsl boxes g..
Sent by man on Tecelpl Oi price jn20-ln, ,thGsa-t
National Republican., 1880-03-30
DENTISTS.
ROBlNSON'S EXPRESS.

Baggage Called For and Delivered to any part Of
the city; also taken to nom railroads aud steam
boats for 2I cents per unk Small packages 10 cents
each no charge for delivering to rooms, Send or.
ders by mail or messenger to await arrival OF trains
or boats, caro- OF either
MAIN OFFICE, 707 FIFTEENTH ST
SO II STREEpN w, l4lS FOURTEENTH ST
OCl5ly
National Republican., 1880-03-30

II is now alleged that the most gross
frauds are being practiced by the Democrats
on the Republicans in the State Of Della
ware, in making up the assessment and vot-
ing lists. Through some practice Of leger-
demain they have started out 10 dislran-
chise some 1000 to 5000 Republicans by
leaving their names Off the lists While
this is being done some 800 new names
have been added by the assessors and the
court, al of which is intended to make
Democratic assurance doubly sure in little
Delaware There is really no need for
this cheating and fraud aud it is no doubt
INDUCED under the behests ola party (which
proposes to enact Rstupendous fraud in the
coming election, from one end Of the coun-
try to the other. The friends Of pure cleo
tions must be on the alert, or there will be
no plummet line long enough to hthom
the sea of fraud that the Democrats are
preparing for the country
National Republican., 1880-03-30
r~ecHRYsoLITE sJLyER MINING COM.
Rooms Nos 81 TO 81 BoREEI BUILDGSu,O
III BROADWAY, NEW YoRK,

III BROADWAY NEW YoRK,
March lg, 1850.
The Board Of Trustees have this day declared a
regular monthly DIVIDEND mo 81. Of TWO PER
CENT. on the TEN MILLION DOLLARS t;iG0OO
COO capital stock Of this company, amounting TO
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS $780,
OOO) or ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE, out OF the hf(h
months net earnings payable at the Central Trust
Company No 10 Nassau street. on the 27th OF March
Transfer books viii close March b. aud reopen
March 30 DRAKE DE KAY,
mnrsa- lot Secretary,
National Republican., 1880-03-30

Largest Legitimate Morning Cir
cuIdtiOn In the District.
National Republican., 1880-03-30

THE Chicago Tribune illustrates its col
ums with what purports to be a representa-
ton of the four great Slalwarts," but
whether they are all from the same cut or
are diverse in character no one can dis.
tinguish by looking at them, the artistic
development is so obscure However the
thing is explained when wo find traced in
bold, distinct characters, the words, Cen
"eral L. S. GRANT" "ELmU B, WASH
Nurse GEORGE T. EDMUNDs," "JAMEs
&C. BLAINE.n But for these indications
hey might as soon be taken for MARTIN
National Republican., 1880-03-30
N.Y. 81. LUkEs p. E CHURCH.

n~79ys 81. LUKE's p E. CHURCH.
The annual sale ol useful and fancy articles IN aid Of
tho above church WILL under the direction Of the
Women's Guild, lake place EASTER MONDAY,
March 90 1850 and continue during Easter week. ut
Lenmans Building, li2 New York avenue. Dona.
tons for the above object may be sent to 1914 Coum.
MRS. HENRY JOHNSON
mQr10td President,
National Republican., 1880-03-30

WASHINGTON, MARCH 80, 1850.
National Republican., 1880-03-30
.l--qas 40 MOpT RHEUMAT1sNf on GOUl

n~1Sy9 III YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU-
~ ragia, Iondnche, Ioothache or any pain one
npplcat Of Fluid Lightning will relieve sou. sold
only at COUGHLIN's. Masonic Temple. no26
National Republican., 1880-03-30
DIR. Won MoSCHZISKER

feels some personal qualification In the fact that the
iist of Ills patients past and present, contains the
n mes OF more Of distinction, OF all sections Of
SiCIAN 0ii SPECIALIST in the United States.
Their ORIGINAL LETTERS TO HIM can be eX.
an mad al his Office by those Interested.
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fsAtIEEsa AND CONFECTIONEHs.
BRENGIEnS
G @ n FEC THO n cry.

Il. BRENGLE, 100 King street, hiss every
thing nice for the season.
10 is now making speciality of PURE
FRENCH CANDIES hand made, Of tho best
.ugsr and most delightful lavors warranted FREQ
from terra lbs. gIuccuse and other injurious
mixtures, which make scLao candies cheap and
dangerous. His Csromels ard Sugsred Fruits
sTe rcL to Ia surpassed.
His CAKES, BLACK, Fruit, Pound, Jelly end
Fancy, nrEnment5d ard Pls!n. Gro sold cheaper
than they can ho manufactured at home
BIenglcs Ice Cream is ono Of the hleysnaris
staple manufa c.urcs It's praise has long been
10 every ono's mouth.
Crcsm Puts, Tsrts and Pastry, Candies and
Taiiy Of al kinds
tIes specially, Fruits, Nuts, Confectonorics,
Water Ices snd all the dcicncies of tho season.
Oysters, the pick OF tho market, and cheap NJ
Chez post, III all Styles Nice comfortable rcoms
10 servo ladies or gentlemen.
Ha caters fer families snd entertainments, and
supplies families with milk and oyaters. [dec IL
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E5:taIs. NOTICES.

VIRGINIA, set: In tho Clerks cllico Of
Fairfax Circuit Court, February IT, 1850.
Ssrsh Z. Smith vs: +. ID. Richardson, trustee,
Otis BifHlow and julian Walters.
Mono. Tho Office. CT this sui! is to sol ssido
and declare null and void decd from said
Richardson, trustee, to said Walters conveying
q certain tract Ct lard in Fairfax county; that
the said RichArlson may be oLjoined from dis.
bursting the pslI purchase money or any surplus
the.co! tina. may felnaln in hands that tho said
Julian Walters rauY be enjOined from taking
possession OF tho said place, or in any wiau dis.
turbin@ that Of the Orntrix TO ssd suit
happening y affidavit filed that OTIS Bigc-
low, emo Of tho above named defendants is 4
non rcstcn: Of tho State Ct Virginia, it is order
ed ths! he appear hero within ono month after
tho publication OF this order, and do what lie no.
ccsssry Ia protect his interest in this suit.
cory-toste
Thomas Moore. p. q. fobl7-wiw
NTlSGlEiA: In tho Clerks ctice OF the Cot
poraLion Court Of the city OF Alexandria
on tho %lst day of Janusry. 1850.
hmIiy Mills, by her next friond, Stephen Night.
lnHn!e complainant, sgsinst William Mills.
defendant. In chencory.
Memo. Tho obj ect of this suit is to obtain 4
dissolution from The bonds of natrimony
Tho defendant, William Mills not
having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act cf Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it sp.
pcArlng by affidavit that he is not a resident of
this State, il is ordered that tho said defendant
sppcar here within ono month after duo pub!ica-
ton OF this order, and do what is necessary 10
protect his interest in this suit; and that copy
| Of this order DO forthwith inserted in tho Alex
andra Gazette newspaper published in the
city OF Alexandria, once u week for four sue.
cesslve weeks, and posted at tho front door of
tho Court House OF this city. A copy, test:
MORTON MAkYE. Clerk.
Sam !. u. Brent p. a. ian Sl-w4w
VIRGINlA, to wit In tho Clerk's oilice Of
the Circnit Court Of FaIfax county, Feb
rGary IL, 1850.
Thomas Ap, Thomas Jones, Roger Jones, Grif-
I'm Z. Jono7, in his o~n right, and, ss devised
olCadwsllor Jones, deceased, Joseph F.. Jones,
Armstead Biackwoll Roger Blackwell ard
Arm&tead Back vel, jr, comp!ainants, against
Samuel y. Martin, George r. Ms.tln, Charles
q. Martin Francis r. Martin, Sarah q. Mar.
tin, Helen ). Martin, Ann Eliza NJ artn, Hes
tor l.. Martin. - Martin, infant name
unknown, John francisco and Fanny, his
wife, Ed. NJ. isntis, I'd. 8. Yantis, Helen
ha.o Yanlis, Hall Yanlis, Elz. M. YsnLis,
DO. FrancS and Mary Davis, defendants
Nom: The object Of this suit is TO obtain q
Gecreo Tor the tsIe o! e tract of land, lying in
Fairfax county, containing 1852 acres, ard dis
tribute Tho proceeds To tho.e entitled.
II appearing by affidavit led that tho above
defendants are residents of tho State of Vir.
| Slnia, l! Is ordered that they appesr within ono
month atter duo publication hereof, and 60 whs
| ia necessary 70 protect their interests
copy-testo:
+. u. RICHARDSON, Clork.
Inomss Moore p. q. feb 13-w4w
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE EUR 1871

i He AleYshGGla 0hHessc, begun in liJJ Is lHe
Oldest newspaper in Virginia, and il has survived,
with few exceptions, al the public presses in
America which saw with it tho dawn of tie
Dineteenth century. 1t lives too, not in decay
or dec.epit bu! full Of lifo and youthful vigor,
giving al tho news, telling tho truth without
fear favor or affection, .renching on the privacy
Of no mans homo, but full 10 tho brim with all
public information, and giving daily honest
judgments Of public men and public measures.
I! furnishes tho news kilograms OF the Now
York Associated Freas and cr Keu!er's Euro.
pean agency, being, with but two exceptions,
the only paper between Baltimore and Rich
mond that is thus connected with tho great
fountains OF tic worlds news.
With the coming year si tho long tried snG
improved methods Of Masking q standard news
papor will he continued, with such additional
facilities rs past experience jus!iEcs tho r7cprie
tor in believing Will sid 10 Tho capacity Of the
Gazette TO servo is readers. It expects TO rem
der faithful service TO the city, Che state ard the
country by q candid criticism Of men and events
ia tho interest c fiic people cf the Commonwealth
Of Virginia.
The year 1880 Will 10 q period Of critical in,
tcrcst in both tho Union and tho oirrnonwoslth
The election Of tho eighteenth rIGaidcEt Of tho
United States Will take place, with all tho COM
binatons precedent, and counts consequence
and settlements sUbsequcni, Will call for record
in tho coming volume. Tne Developments Of
the lneEtisi s!tuatIon. which may por!end sia
cree end Comfort CT poverty and plivation to
thousands, arc now in progress and the columns
CT tho Gazette will EotC each step IS we'll as
chronicle the .ctut. a nov and striking foreign
policy is a!nong likely events, and tho absorb ing
interest oi it canno. be oyorcs!ima!cd. In Viz
9nia there IS political chaos AID industrial and
commercial depression. The way out Of this
Guagniro Will fiji many CT these paragraphs
with information O. rsIu Int:lest.
TO riac! nj tna demands upon il in An oAcep.
tional year, tho Ga@aLto viii DO maio "a WASH.
INGTON md RICHMOND NEWSPAPERS,
as we'll as an ALEXANDRIA JOURNAL.
Tho Richmond ard Washington neRs Of tho
past gear Las left little to improve but yet
greater effort will be made to in?nro absolute
perfection in theeo departments
Tho city Of hlcxanlri, will lni VI usual lis
daily history in cscG evenings issue, and the
intelligence OF Lhstsccti1n Of tho Ccmn onHeal!h
which nature has bound 10 A}exAndria hy tho
curvsIuro Of is mcnni=Ina or iho courses cr its
riVoTs IS we'll as ths. portion linked - us by the
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PREMIUM FRUIT TREES.
ID. o. MUNsON'S NUESKRYl

Cd. o. MUNSON'S NUESERYl
Will tai orders for heabovo Fruit, Ornament.
al and Shade Troos Small FruiLq, Roses, Flow
ering Shrubs, &c. at Nursery prices, 81 10Y
store, corner of Fairfax end Franklin sts. Send
card, and Will call and take your orders and
loavc catalogue Of prices and varioti.s, and can
give purchasers inquiring useful hints about de-
sirabevsrioLios.
y9-10m w T. GRAVES
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1880 GREAT 1880

1880 GREAT 1880
PENNSYLVANIA kUUT&
DOUBLE TRACK,
STsEL RAILS, SPLENDID SOENKEy
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENI,
January e: 1850.
Trains leave Washington from depot Of Raj.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner of Sixth and B st, cots, As follows:
For Philadelphia, Now York and the Rasts 10
am. and l.3O p nj. daily, except Sunday, AMI
9.45 p. N. dsiy. with Palace Cars. Linn.
iied Eipress of Pullman Parlor Cars $50
Am. daily, except Sunday. For Philadelphia
s 10 am, except Sunday, ard t20 pm. daily,
For Pittsburg and the WestlG 10 p m daily, witt.
Tsrlor Cars to Pitahurg; 40 y. m. daily
with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Csnsndaiguk and tho North, 6 W e. Ii,
except Sunday and 7.1I =. N. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Ca: l.. Canantagis
For Watkins, le.lQ =. n. dsilS except San.
day.
For Baltimore, 6 Oh, 8. lG. @ 80 snd l0.4O 2. m;
l.3O 4 10, 40, $50, 7.i0 and 9.d5 p. NJ.
On Sunday, 1910 II. H.; $50, 7.4O ard 9ii
For Pope's Creek Limo, G 10 a. IN. an;i 40 p. N.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, S 10 y. m. and & 70 Il. m. ds,lp,
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
FOR Alexandria ~, > and q, NJ. and ! ~,
%, aod ii 81 p. II. Sunday "a. Z, y and II
a. m. and 8 y. m.
Trains leaye Alexandria for Washington, Ga,
SEQ md 10 g. H.. and 3. 5, end p. N. sad
IL night.
On Sunday ct SEQ snd 10 y. m. and and . o.
y. NJ.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, Vi,
Quantco and Richmond, will lasvo Ales AZ.
hris 81 ~ a. m. daily ana ~ p. II. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be pTocaTst
principal rsilrosd stations and ticket u.ra
Southeast l.. L. FAREEN,
den'!. Paasanger Agun.
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager nova
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II SHLAND'SF UGARHS-A positive euro
~ for Cs.nTfnh, Asthms, Hoarsonnss, Cold in
the Head, ard oil diseases of the Throat and
Ncso: No tobacco is used in their manufacture,
and they MAKO p pleasant cigarette, which lsdics
or children can smoke to any extent without the
slightest Injury. Price 25c per package. Mailed
tree OF postage 10 Any address upon rcccip. Of
price IANNEY IL GO Druggists.
Jani' ~ Nnd lh2 King at
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Asil' Express.

Mail, Southwark. connects st GordonsvilIa
with Cbes. Is Ohio K. T., East and West Al
LyncEb burg, connects With Atlantic, Miss. {
Ohio X. T., through Southwest Virgins, to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Teyas-snd st Dsnville with Richmond s
DanVile Is. Il, TO South End Southwest
E1 press Southwark connects at Gordonsyille
to all points on Ches. s. Ohio o1M at Dol.riii.
to oil the South a'nl Southwest, including Fio.
AIXED TRAINS for NJ ain Limo lesvo A..
exandria daily, except Sunday, SEQ q. nj. ard
II 10 u. m. end B p. nj.
For MANASSAS LINE loava washington
IL G. m. and Alexaadris ! IS s. m, La7,
except Sunday, arrive At Strasburg at II Is PM,
connecting with tho Vsley Rosd East ari
West Leave Strssburg 80 p. m. striving vi
Alexandra q. AZ p m.
MIXED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV.
1S1ON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, al % o. H., snd returas Mrn.
day, Wednesday, and Friday, At = IS p. NJ.
Fer Middleburg daily connection sL Plans
station.
For Urporvilc, regular connection $! ne3,.
For WATERMELON. lsavo Washington 6:
7 10 q. nj. and u 10 y. m. daily.
all trains mako good connections, q. MS.
ington, TO and from North and West.
Now Orlesns sleeper leaves Washington \.
7 10 a. NJ. running through without change
On Exp-ess train, leaving WASHINGTON 1T 4 l.
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Ger.
| with extra charge only loo, through l."
Danvile, connecting to all South.
Excursion ticko To Jacksonville, Florida
good to return until Map 18th, 1882 on sale =;
u asning!on. Alexandria, charlottesville i,
| Lgnchburg.
Through tickets very low to the South 81!
Southwest.
| noes + Al RROAOIS q IT i
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The steamers OF this company make Connsc-
tlons at Norfolk for Boston and all points East ;
At Now York with all points West and North
west, and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and freigh. handled care
fully ard promptly. For further information
apply 10 T.. A. REED, Agent
Janney's wharf.
SAM UEL BACON. Preaid nj.
Office under Natl. Metrop BaLk,
sep 2T-tf Washington, d. G.