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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

With the coming yosr 81! the long tried .ld
improved methods Of making . standard 3cw5-
paper will &c continued, with such aadiiorsI
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aleexau([riu Oazette
TUESDAY EVEE'a., JANUARY =

IMPORTANT 70 llU3IS3i4N The tine a.l2i7
cd by law to shoot p,'fr!GgeS ard phea7aIta &.
pired December 81, 1879 EJr The bcD9Et 1t
the goueEa PUB. &c pujiis!! lie following Law
on the sut iact
Chapter II, ac's ISIS -, RACES 3lS 9. sp-
proved April ., 1879 reads IS follows:
"la,. Ect e,,actcd BY he General -1ssem
Jly, That is shGi coz ~ !GGlG! !3C II? nces u
10 xii! or capture or offer for sslo or buy sny
parridges Or qu,il between tGe ii day oi jan
uary acd The l5tn dsy 81 Oc:oh"T Of each yca5;
nor shall it be iAalul to cap.ur: p4rtLItg"s 81
aoy time by m2al3 Of BETS y IG4ps CT ad5 H!4d
until after the expiration OF Oac gcsr itoa- tie
passage OF this ac:; nor shall il be lawful q. ai.5
time to take CT destroy ID" ee&e OF the SAM,
provided, that it .hsl! not &c lawful for any
person to kill or capture or ctr for sale CT bay
any cartridges or qnai' 10 ms tIl:siog eJu1'
ties, to VII Bru ; : OK. D.c%l4G;a, Chester
field, Gc0rco. Hanove!. Csr3I!Gc, kiug George,
Wcstmorc!oui, NrT'humbrr'snd, l;lc' m"9&,
Lancaster, E-scx. Md :!c:ox, Kim agd Q.cr L,
Glotc .ter, NattfcSs King !. Iiiiarl. AeW
Kent james City, York Eizabeti! Guy, War
wick, Charles City, PInc: q co:ge. ury. Ncr
towSy LoneGburg, Lie a. Wight, Sus:ax,
Southampton. Hreen"vti'@, Na.4trao I'D, N2F-
folk, Ptiucess Acne, ACc'Iyc az \ h.m2.
tor, between The fret day OF Fg5Tu.'y act the
first day OF N2gt nbar Of each scar.
Thus it vii! be sccD tia ln il!r ; Is g u1t!es
Of tbs State par,,dg ) o: quas uay 0e :hU',
bought or SOLD IN tic first day 81 E;b DaIy,
1850.
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South Bound. Mail. EYpress.

i6ali, South wsrd, connects at Gordonsyi!le,
VT" Ctea. { Gaio y. r., East and West At
Lync&turH, CONNECTS with Atlantic, Miss. =
ONO =: -, through South "ost Virginia. to
E&ear!llo Few Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
AID It2a5-snd st DanviIle with Richmond &
0en"j!.3 t. i " South ind Southwest
Express SOuthwaTd connects 81 Gordonsvil!a
10 I'll points on Ehos. g Ohio, ant, at DaasyNe
IL al inc .SOs:th cl SoHt.tgcst. Including Flor
ID.
MIXED TRAINS Cor Main Linz leave Al.
e2al.lrl. lily, e1cep! Sunday s 90 - m -nd
- w ECUG and returning s-;iye 8t Alexandria
II 10 y. H. ana 3! p. n.
fVr Z @ASSA$ LIME leave Washington
10 q, r. and Alexandria IS q. m, daily,
eG14DL Sunday, arrive III Slrssburpatl2 Is pm,
connecting with the Ealley Road East and
Nas., Leave StEaeburS Z - ,. t., arriving st.
alexandria NJ Is 70 y. II.
M!ASU ThAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
lSlOh leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
aid Saturday, s. To 4 N, snd returns Men
Day, Wednesday and Friday. At tS D. m.
Yer Hidaic50:g, daily connection at Plains
ASTON.
Eor UFperviile, regular connection at Deia-
Eor WARHEHTON, leSvs Washington at
7 - $. IL. and u p. N, daily.
g.! Trains ,nGke good connections, OF Wash
,Sgtoc 81 ana from North and West.
ow iFolna sleeper leaves Washington at
III =, m.. running through without change
Or Express t:a!n. leaving Washington al Is
p. II Marks Adjustable kcclining Chair Car,
with extra charge only 81, through 10 Danvie
connecting to All Soutp.
AZcuTs!on ticke 10 Jacksonville, Florids,
good 10 re.Grn until Sisy 18th, 1880, on sale III
!" usniEG!on, Alexandria, Charlottesville sad
Lynchburg.
Through tickets Tcry low TO the South and
Southwest.
nov !. I'd. BKOADUS, G.T.A.
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To meet Ill toe demands upon il il al o%ccp.
tonal year, the GGzat:e vii! be made u WASH
INGTON ard RlCHMOND N&WcPAPEK,
as we'll IS an ALEXAHnElA JOURNAL.
The Richmond ard Washington news OF .ac
past year has left little to improve, but yc.
greater effort will be made 10 insure absolute
perfection in these departments.
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II furnishes ibe Lo|s ..!e%raI..s OF the G1w
York Associated Press and Of Reuters Euro
pesn sge! CT, being, with tut t"O exec: lions
the only paper betTo8n Baltimore and i;Ca.
mond that is thus connected viii Tie great
fountains Of the worlds news
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

The city Of Alexandra will find rs usual lis
daily history in each evenings issue and the
Intelligence of dissection Of the CcmE 2ai:h
which nature hos bound TO hicxaEdri@ by the
curvature of its mountains or tho ccu.scs &C It's
rivers rs we'll IS that portion liEked t. Us by the
iron bands of railways. Will lie assi4uous'y
chrollcled.
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Drumming Oct, &. Is

Beginning Oct 4. 1879.
Tho MAIL TRAIN will losvo Washington 8.
5UG q. Ii. snc alexandria 81 9 06 g. a. daily
except Sunday; pass Leesourg, going west
~Afd, Ut /! IL q. N and arrive a. Round Hill
a. - Il. LesTo RouId Hill st 1890 o. n; pass
l!c6aoIf3: going eastward, at 10 p. H., and ar
rive St Aiexsndris =! BIS p. H., and Al Wash.
iGgtoG =. 5 30 ), ii.
The AULO HMGDATiON TRAIN will leave
Wsshnyton 1t 4 ~ aud Alexandria at 4 Is pm.
daily, except Sunday, and arrive at Leesburg
3: i AZ p. ii. Leave Leesbprg at & co q. M,
ard s?:!vo &. Alexandria ut 3l5 q. M, and
Washington at 50 m.
~ Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington ead Chic care Ut tae Baltimore
. Potomac Railroad station ST. " 8. M and 4.2O
p H., snd go through without change Ct CATS.
Tho J.y5 AN tr&ln from Alexandria ndl23g
7: n. train IRON. Round Hill connect st Round
Hill With Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
tQr SnickersVille: Barryvillo and Winchester;
E!Go with heemor' 6 Lin 9 of Coaches, which leave
burg daily for Aldie and MiddlehurR,
Both trains, westward. c.ske close connections
a. F!alna. with Si5sou's Line Of Stages for Fair.
tsx Court Aousa.
:'stsasa estsi!ea' tickets. "a cts Per miIe
SEGAaai ttCiseGs, S&1.
l. u. EAVENER,
OCT t-t General Ticket Agent.
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RAILROADS..
1880 GREAT 1880
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TIE MOGTH, W EST q SOUTH W ESP
DGJiRT,E TEANR

1880 GREAT 1880
TO TIE MOGTU, w EST q SOUTHW ESP
DOUBLE TkAUK,
STgE!. RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNlFtGENT 8QUiPAENT.
January =, lSo0.
I'm TiMo tS;;Is 8 P6S6MAd RAiIso "a &c cor.
neI Of Sixth and 5 ST. sets. SIS follows:
For railate phis. New YORK and the Esst,SlO
An. slG i.&t. !, Ii. dailT, except Sunday, ant
9.45 ?. Il. daily, with Pslsco Cass. Lin
itetj Express ot Pullman Tsrlor Cars G.0s.
u. daily, a1capt sunday. Sof thllsdagaa
: 20 aEn., cXcGp. Sunday, snd go pm. dSiy.
For P!!tsburg spdthe ~ es: IL. 70 s. l.dsily, VII.
Saclo: Car5 to PittsbNrg; T.i0 p. N. dsiiy
viii f'slsce Car 10 Cnicago.
For Cana2daiEuc and the North 6 % 3. H.,
eIccp! Sunday and 7,AU y. NJ. ds!ly, excap.
Saturday, with Palace Is. :: Ca:!snaaisua.
For Watkins, il4Q p. L.. dally except SUM-
dag.
For ka':imore, 8 o., $40, $50 snd 1910 e. n:
l.G9, 4 II, &.2. 5.30 7.40 aud 9.45 p. n.
On Sunday, 30 s. m 6.30 7.4O and 9.5
Fer popc's Creek Lie, 6 20 s. H. and % D. NJ.
daily, except Sunds;.
For Annapolis, u q N. and 20 p. N. daily,
except SGaGsy.
For Alexandria ~, and II y. ~, snd o.
=. s a4d II 50 p. III. Sunday 1T I, 3 and Ii
i n. and .. NJ
&:Ai1S ic::9e Alexandria for Washington 6.No,
go sid 10 =. L., sr5 3, s. AID p. N. sud
IL a!Eht.
IN SUn;ay 3. o.UQ AMI 10 t.. 10. ana I and 9Oj
y. Il.
iak0UGE TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, Wis
Iiu&aLlco and SIcnalold: will leave Aloxnn.
d;la :: 10 ). =. daily and 70 =. N. daily,
except SUNDAY.
1i~ko.s and aior7;aaion can be procured =
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast i. ?. FARMEE,
Gsn'!. Passenger Agent
E2ANE THOMSON
ituh;r4t n ,ra-s- on1ol
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ST&a E&Ss
ny j IL L.

sTSA Rs Eass.
N0r1oH'
CHANGE CT TIME.
On aod after SUNDAY, October s.h, the
heats of the GOTCAAC FERRY co. will rln
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
s co. 730, 80 $50, 10 50 and II 50 {, H., and
II 50, 80, 81. ) 80 :; 81, 5 81, end 6 co .. n
LEAVE W WASHINGTON:
s 80, / 30, so, 8 50, 10 30 sud Il 80 u. r., and
Il So 30, = 50, 8 Sc, 4 80, 5 80. a4d 50 pa.
oct ESQ. 4. EAib;--iTs;, Manager.
Inland l. Soaboard Coasting Go.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENU-
ING OCTOBER Isl 1873.
Steamers OF this line will rpn as fo!lows:i
FOR sSnEs,z.a.
i0r Boston. steamer
E.3DE' 1E TlEE AsAE
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY sn6
FRIDAY At S 81 q clock pain; returning, leave
Norfolk OF alternate days III g. CO D. IL.
Fare, Grst class, s. round trip So.
E.f.s NE1g FHSsA.
s1GA; .S3E3sS &. {. iI.s-E 6 Ei ava, s!GRf,v
GSgSS.V'
EVERY Friday NJ y H.; ard returning,
leave Few iork, lIom pier 81, Esst river EY-
EEE SATURDAY, at ! O'clock p. H.
Ino steaEisEa If this company mako c0npac-
lions 1T Norfolk for Boston sn6 al! points East
d. Ne" Iof& with 81 poiDts West and Nortt-
west, anc st &laZand.s Win Virginia Midland
kaiirG"d &-c Washington and Chic Railroad
Through rates given and freight h.rI!ad care
fully AMI promptly. %c- further information
apply 10 =. =. RMGD. ason:,
Jtn4oJ's whar:,
ShA - 4 L Es.COEs, President.
.Otico under Natl. Mctrop. ;ia:.E,
sop III Washington. u 6.
: - CLID2'S 3TG.>2 LINES wEEg
sSezS4Ss1S: * TO
PHILADELPHIA. EAHN RlYMN. EHDvI.
DE&uE AM su3GGE.
Stasruors iasTe Alexandra ;.ViiSY TIES
pa arr l3ays t"Lil.da!r!;s ETa&i $40
UKDEE.
!Gh!s line connects Al AiaIantria 4:t2 sts q
;, e =. h2d " & ., s. To-, ard 81 Pb!!H4al.
pain W!:a C!Edes regular .5.c.;aak..,s c. ga;
liver, Providence SID Bos.o4.
Freight Forwarded with p.<:.u ;lasss snd cara.
free Of o0il missions.
10 charge for .rnasiec il f5Eadeip5is, srt
Q wharfage Z! ao=ton. Q,jc!; .;ua. Frc,:vq.,!
t3pa:!Ites. Through rates and ;h.auah bills
81 iSCicg gIreE. l-2prsncs $. tic lowe: is!oa
Agents:
r, A. EEED. Aiezaadcis.
tFEt, 7 u EUE & co. Fhladai,: e.
Uho, I. kyle, Gor1Y8!uwa. u. i.
JOHNSON !'itjlS.. Y.;&sA.a s:o2.
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nov IS h1fXAHDEIA, VI.
IT ~ AUCTION AND CUMMISSION
: 6GUSE.
~ 2 G%?3 0pga5G - t!0 &G ROYAL ST. ap
s-4c.4.-. and Commission House
y :s7C "o% rcE-T - reG3ivc Vii kinds Of aer-
@2>.aiSo AID household goods On consignment
- purchase THO sant.
:: o tA'2G u ai..g Yrovc 80 advsntase TO per.
@o-s ~" have PRODUCES OF any description
- aet. !. 70 us. Located iUG2 adiatoiy opposite
aas .!a:f efss.1Ga ~ tic Market on Ko7a! ST.,
@sJ@5 c-li De G@ao5ai every morning at public
,,"&"H5 "a9r Size BEST prices may be expected
f..uy. returns g..ic o. s%!rs.
-';s"as E&"'ng F!TENtTURE for sale will
-! !. - t"a!s >an.aIe 10 .ip0 us !. cSl!.
.7v @iil aLIG2t 10 woodworking Is. uutlic sale:
" -r@g as!y. z-.j respectfully solici. n share OF
yUo..I y5.L:";}a.,o. IN HAL 10 LUCAS.
~ aG2Hon Sood5 constantly On hand sad tor
80 nov I-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

The Flour, Grain AID Produce movements
will be noted daily, and the sales Of the iAIexan-
dris and neiShborinz markets given with sccu-
racy snd dispatch. The Grocery sud Other mar.
kets will receive constant attention, AID the
money or stock markets OF tho coan.ry cpi.o-
mized for its columns, full details being given
TO all stocks &c. which fad investors IN this
section Of the cou1iry,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13
WINTMH ARRANGEMENT.

~ ASHiGGT0N & OHIO RAILKoA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

$5F o.. TlHU. MIDLAND & q. s. 4. Z.
= john :. BARBOUR, Seceive1.
On and at,or SUNDAY, Nov. 9, 1879, Pcs.
ger trains will rul sa follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY sa6
FRIDAY, At 81 O'CLOCK p.,a.; returning, leave
Norfolk or alternate days III co y. II.
Fare, fret Glass, s.; round trip So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

The advertising columns 0? the Gsze;ta c:IeF
inducements which exlcrieace has shoW1 70 At
ford grester returns for small Investment IL an
sny Other which car De made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

7 AIDES NaE!NOUNDEYSKIR 8 very
a. desirable article st
FERGUSON s BROS,
ecu IL 81 King street,