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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01
By O Neal & Lucas. Auctioneers.

IEOMMiSSlONERS SALR.-By virtua of .
~ decree OF tho Corpor alton Couri for the civ
OF d-A A!x x43dris. Va, rendered at its July torn
1877, IN the chsncery cause of. G. Miburn and
wife VS.. w. Il. Mllburn ct ais, tho undersigned
commissioner therein named, will oIer for sale
Dy public auction, in front Of tho ROYAL street
entrance 20 tho Market Building, Alezsndris,
Va. On SATURDAY, tho 9Th dsy of June
leSO, G! Il o'clock H., tho following property
TO W.T.:
No. l: LOT, with TWO (2) HOUSES there.
on, on tho west sidn OF ST. Asaph street, begin.
nlng l25 feet incho' north Of Wilkes s.rest .
thence nor!hWsrdly 81 feet inches; thence west
lCo feot with same width MS in front This pro-
perty is now rented for $40 90 per month.
NO. LOT OF GROUND on south sido OF
dlboon street. beginning 96 feet east Of st. Asaph
street; thence east II feet inches; thnnce scuIb
with same width as in front, I6 f. 10 10 IT, alloy
NO: 3. That LOT just east Of No. 2, above
described. being OF same dimensions a. thst lot.
Lois Nos. and are now rented for SlS each
per year; the houses On thom belong 10 tho
rentors. The lots will be sold sepsrstely. or to-
getner MS may be desired Ut time of sale
Terms OF Sale: One.fourth CT tho uurcbsse
money IN cash and the residue in three equal
payments ate. T. and Is months from day of sslo
Inc deferred payments to bear interest from tho
day Of sale and to be secured By the notes of the
purchaser or Purchasers, with approved security,
and the retention OF tho tit!o TO tho proparLy
sold until said notes arc paid.
J, C. MILBURN,
mye-oots Gem. of Sslo.
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Mail, South ward, connects st Gordonsvile
Lyncn5urE, Connects With Atlantic, M iss. s.
Ohio j. e., through South west Virginia, TO
Nsshvila, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Tnxas--snd at Danville with Rich mond 4
Dsnville 4. II TO South and Southwest.
EIpress Southwark connects at Gordonsvillc
10 all points on Ches. 8, Ohio +. K.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Limo leave Al.
eIandsls daily, except Sunday. 8 90 q. m. and
II 90 noon. and returning arrive AZ Alexandria
z CO n and So p. m.
For MANASSAS LINK leave Washington
7 10 a. m. and Alexandria IS a. m, daily,
except Sunday, arrive at Strssburg at II 25 D. NJ.
connecting with the Valloy Road East and
West Leave Strssburg 2 80 p. m, arriving al
Alexandria al 6 40 p. n.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
ISlON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at W a. M, and returns Men
day, wednesday and Friday, at , 49 p. IN.
For Middleturg, daily connection at Plains
station.
For Upperviile regular connection at Della.
plane.
For WARRENToN, lesve Washington al
7 10 a. Il.
All trains mske good connections, at Wash
ineton, TO and from North and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington ST
! 10 q. nl.a running through without change,
On Eypross train, leaving Washington at 10 10
p. IN Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Gar,
with extra charge only Ai.OO, through to
Danville.
Through tickets very low to the South and
South west.
aplO I'M. BROADUS, g. T. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01
By Green s. Wise, Auctionecrs.

COMMISSIONFRS SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE REAL PEOPERTY-By virtue OF
decree OF the Corporation Court for the city OF
Alexandria, Va, rendered at lis June term,
1873. in tho suit of Alien and others vs. Nc.
Weigh, the undersigned. commissioners therein
lsmed, will sell hT public auction on SATUR.
DAY, Juno 5.h, 1880, q. u o'clock IN in front
of tho entrance TO tho Court room. en- Fairfax
street. in the city Of Altxaudtis, Va, tho FOL.
lowing property, TO vii:
No. /. The largo and vsusb'o BRICK
DWELLING and LOT OF GROUND, situs-
tod On the N. t. corner of st Asaph AMI Cam
eron streets.
No =. J he valusble TWO STORY BRICK
DWBLLlNG a. dining No. | on tho east
These lots above described ere particularly vol
located for rex ilences, bsing in the centre of the
city and convenient 10 railroads. hoa!s msrket
&c, &c.
Terms ofSsle: AS much cash az will pay the
costs Of sui. and sale, and the residue in three
equal nstslments in |, = and years; the nego
table notes Of the puI chssers with interest FRI
day of sale. TO be taken for tho deferred pay
menis, snd the title TO be retained until tht
whole Of The purchase money is paid.
g. w. WATTLES, Comn,'rs
Ii. y. CLAUGHTON, ! of Sale.
my3 ects
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TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1880.
AUCTION SALES.
by VNeal & Lucas, Auctioneers.

R1 OEnER of tho Board of Directors ct
Inc German Co-opera!:vo Building Asso.
SiatIcn 70. : OF Ale1sndris. Va - we Will ole,
oI Dor sac al nHDic suctlcn, IN front OF the Ms.ke:
SATURDAY, the 5;h day Of June, 1880, 1T :
nl.' TEN hliE iENT and lot OF GROUND,
on t1a Wes! side Of Royal street, bstween King
ana Ifince strects, Alexandra, Va, in front g
Ieea .! lncheR, more or less. and il depth li3 Il
inches, more or lasa, with the right of way
Gve. % an alley, !our iset wide. on the NORTH, be-
ing :ho premises recently cclupied BIZ Clarisys
Washington. ''' q
Terms; One third Of the purchase money 10
cash, and the residue in two equal payments Il
s!x and Twelve months from the dsy OF sale, with
interest the deferred payments 10 be secured
by decd of trust On the property.
ONEAL s. LUCAS
my2S-Ls snci;orao,.,
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FISH DEALERS.
FISH

FISH FISH, FISH
Having completed our arrangema ants for the
season OF 1880. wo arc now prepared TO 6ll all
orders AT the shortest notice for FRESH and
SALTED POTOMAC FISH.
10 dealers we would say that our brand has
always stood No. in our market and We in
tend to naintsin our former reputation. We
SUPP hsh packed in leo, 80 that peraons ordering
can depent on ge..ips thcn fresh. All orders
entrusted to la will receive prUmpt nttent:,r
Our iish house is No. CORPORATION Hsh wharf,
and stalls Nos 2, 3 and City Market.
Mr.. w. II. SMITH is now engaged with us,
and will attond TO all orders entrusted to him.
sp7-2m GEO. u. PRICE & 90.
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EHD Of THE HRER

VERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FNlDAT, st B 30 o'clock p.rl.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days al co p. m
ihIs ft4unCh iron steamer has Just been psir!.
e.! throughout, stateroCmS newly furnished and
'Hp".ad, snd il tho hsndsomest AS we'll AZ the
-s'~s, boat on tho i'otomac river and Chesapeske o
bay, aad ls the only steamer making close con-
t"c!on with the New York and Boston steam
"rs mlsO connects with Rich mond steamers and
abroad lines outh. Stops st PINEf PUNT
"ri POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare, first class, 81 round trip 81 50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01
By Green s. Wise, Auctioneers.

ny VIRTUE OF decree of the Circuit
~ Court for the county of Alexandria, Va,
rendered mt its May term. 1889, in tho suit
OF Dixon q Brother vs.. Robert Ball, the under.
signed commissioners therein named will fer
for sale by public suction, on THU RSDAY, tho
"a b day of June lS'0 in front Of tho entrance
to tho Court room on Fairfax st., at - o'clock
m, TRACT OF LAND, contairin p acres,
near Balls X Hosds in Alexandria ccunty, Va.
VIII be sold rs whole or { ll,red in two seps.
rate tracts of II acres and II scre, each.
Terms of Sale: Ole third of The purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the residua in
u IL and Is months. Qhreo equal ingLalmen,s)
with interest
ALBERT STUART. ! Comm'rs
H.G CLAUGHTON, Of Sale
myS6.23Wts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

DNAGhE BRAND TOBACCO, WHEATsnd
~ CORN FERTIL1ZER.-In calling the at
tention Of farmers 10 this Fertilizer, being the
first season it has been offered l will simply
give the materials it is composed Of: Fish
Scrap, or Guano, Bone and Potash, contninin e
from Gve 10 six per cent OF Ammonis. Hsvin y
Lad this Fertilizer made for my own trade ]
Cder it with confidence that i. is what the
armer wants. and all l ask is trial. Put up
lbs. in beg. Price So.
THOMAS FERRY, Agt.
msrW Alexandria Va.
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n o TIL G E

l have just resumed my
FISH PACKING BUSINESS
Az no. ~ CORPORATION FISHWHARF,
whero will bh prepsted TO furnish all kinds of
POTOMAC FISH,
fresh or salt, ST. the shortest notice solicit
your patronage especially my old customers,
and guarantee tha! my past reputation shall be
fully sustained.
Al orders from the country promptly attend.
cd TO, and on ss good terms as tue parties were
prosant. Respectfully yours,
ar5.G&tw,tf Sd. REED.
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EB- Will opn 90 the first dSy OF April q
JOB LOT OF GOODS from one of the largest
retailers of New York city. comprising BURT
AID o,her we'll koown manufacturers. These
good are OF supERIOR QUALITY, aid will be
sold fer ONE Half OF THEIR COST.
Indies, Men,. Chidren's aud Boy 4 Shoes.
mr3l WADDEY, 10 King street.
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PUTTING CFF.-A protchcr determined to
pretch on the x, Now is tho time accepted;
no" is tho lay OF salvation" Whilo iu bis
study thinking he fell asleep, and dreamed he
was carried into he'll and set down 10 tho mids,
OF coCcla'o OF low spiyl's They gclc es.
semtl.d to d'v.sc means to &C! at the souls Of
men. Ono psc and said. 81 viii 60 to The
Garth and tt men tina. the Bible is G fable
that 1t is notdivinely appointed Of Cod" mo.
that will notdo, said another; Let no gc; |
will tell mea hat there il 20 God, 10 Saviour.
40 hraveu, nc he'll, aod at the last words q
fendish milelightcd up all their court ,aaDces.
mo. that vii not dc; We cannot make men b,
ievo that Suddenly ooe arose, aad With a
wise mlen. like tho serpent # old, suggested,
mo, | will i1urocy to the world OF mep,
aud tell them there ia God. that therc il a
Saviour, that there il Ec1yca-ycs, and a
hell, too-butl will tel thcm there is 20 hus.
~; TO morrow will do. it will b, even as to-
day." and tho sent ha.
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~ AhHiNGTON q OHIO RAILROAD
SUM MER ARRANGEMENT Trains
Daily Except Sunday between Aleysndris
and Round Hill.
Beginning May II, 1850.
Leave Washington st % q. m. and 4 % D. m.
and Alexandria ut 0 05 3. m. 425 n. m pass
Leesburg, going westward, at IL 10 q. m and
b Az D. m; and arrive st Round Hill At ia m.
ana 20 D. M Leave Round Hill at s 80 a. m.
ana ~ 81 p. rn. pass Lees burg, goirg e eastward
AT T. co H. m. and 10 p. M; and xrrive 1T Alex.
sndrla st Is a. m., and 8 lb p. M, and Al
Washington 81 IS q. III. and 8 25 D. m.
HNe Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at toe Baltimore
Z Potomsc Railroad station ats u a. m. and 4. 70
p; m, and 20 through TO Round Hill wthou.
change Gl CHS.
The o.u5 am. train from Alex 1anGria and IL. 20
2. N. train from Round H,ll connect with
Reamer's Line of Coaches, which leave Lees
burg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward make close connections
o. Vienna. with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
Tax Court House.
Communication tickets, FL cts per 1nile
Annual tick cts, $50.
K II. HAVENER,
FYl3~-F Goneral Ticket A gan,. .
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FFRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
! Il LANO NEAR L NGGNNIINN NIII.AIE

TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
u LAND NEAR OCCOQUAN VILLAGE.
By virtue Of doed Of trus. from George Solcc-
man and wife, dated the 18th day of February
1878. recorded amEng tho land records of Fair
iax county. liber 7, No. 4. page 2GG, and for the
purpose therein mentioned. the undersigned will
rG.r by nublic aucLion. at Fairfax Court House,
on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of June 1880, the
TRACT OF LAND conveyed in said deed of
trust, except thst portion conveyed by George
Selecman and wife to Rcdman Seecman. Said
land contains t22 acres. and will be sold in lots
and dt designated AS lots Nos l. = and 3.
No. contains % acres. one third in timber
with comfortable HOUSE.
No. 2-]92 acIci, with good HOUSE and
barn one third cleared
No. 3-2T0 acres. ard known ~ tho HOME
TRACT; has = comfortable HOUSE and barn
Terms of Sale: so much of the purchase
money IL cash as will pSy expenses Of sale; also
The sum Of one thousand dollars. with interest
thereon from the l5.h day Of February, 1878,
until the day Of sale. Selling SO trustee, sh all
convey such title IS is vested ii me, which l
believe to be good.
ny20-td WIN. F. HALEY, Truston.
By Groen q Wise, huetioneors.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE BUILDING ON KING STREET.
In pursUsnce Of decree Of tAo Corporation
Court Of tho city Of Al,x.ndria in the cause OF
Il. b. Clstiin s. Co against James NJ. Stewart
and others. tho undersigned, commissioners Of
sale, will osr for sale. by auction, ut abau. Il
o'clock M. on MONDAY, the 7th day OF June,
1880 in front OF the entrance TO the Court room,
! O! Fairfax street, Alexsndris. Virgins the
LOT OF GROUND and IMPROVEMENTS
| thereon on the north side OF Eing. boLween Eoy.
| Al snd Pitts streets. Alexandria. Va, on which
| stands tho building, Ncs i0l, lob and JOS King
| street. TIE lot fronts on King street 81 feet 6
inches. moro or loss, and runs back 100 #. north
| to Hooll's alley.
Terms Of Sale: 0ne thousand dollars in cash
and the residue in threa equal payments at six,
twelve and c;;ghtoan months, with interest from
the day of sale; the notes of the purchaser, with
security, and waving HON ostead, to be given
therefor, and rs ffrlher security tho building
| to be kept insured by tho purchaser for the ben
GIFT of the undersigned in the sum Of Sd 0C0 and
the title oftha property retained till the purchase
| money is psid.
s. r. BEACH. CONS. o.
M 6-:s joan N. JOHNSON.i Salo
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DAT TRAPSl RAT TRAPsl We have
AA just eceve1 Let Of Wilhae's Noiseless
Self-Selting Rat AMI Mouse Traps Call and
examine. MCLEAN s. UHLER
mSo IL King street.
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Oa rad S:ter wednesday, NAV 2Gtb tbo
a5s.. %: TIC POTOMAC FERRY co. will r"r H0
.....,awS: "N
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
~ "a 81, H@O, 10 50 snd IL 20 q. M. and
i-'' ~ Z ~; 30 81, 80. 6 Is and 7 o. n.
LEAVE WASHINGTON: p Ni'
.@, 20 81, So, 10 so and II 30 a. m. and
..M, ! ~ :@', 800. n 80, GO, 80 AMI 531
p n, %
IN Sunday thc first trip from cach eId will bo
s., 3 y. "''' W
W. :tEO. j.. PHILLLpS Ms.
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AN iMrosToR UNMAsKED. "A most remark.
aba lIip2sitioD has been uurlleI in Naales.
Every day 90 tho Via Toledo. tao finest aud
most irtq1ented street n the city, aishs have
been seen 40 old woman, b,Lt uoder tho weight
Of years, clad ia Eretched mouroioy. She
ToIc tattcrcd bounc! ou her head, a thick
black Veil Over her features, and p,ir ti rag
ged gloves on her fiog,Is. Shc sever tpoke,
but took with kind OF grew, whatever sua!I
coln tho passengers might vote h5ato htr. Thas
oid woman 3 GAINS Whro twenty francs Ger diem;
but who was She No oao could tell; aud shs
never answered pucstloIs. Ooo dsy recently,
couple ol mug 1lci pal guards laid haods 60 her,
and, bundlng her iuto cab, took her eff to
Mendioants' Home. Ooe OF the iemsls at,cu.
daots ripped her, ard suddenly, from the
llthy, ietld envelope Of rage, emerged, Girde-
reIla like, lusiy young woman, considerably
90 this side Of Thirty. fresh oolorcd, fat and
prrposscs!lag, Her make up was marvel Of
OF G.. ll'r curved sploe was ''airaoged" vii h
cord which passed. round her ntc'i aud was
fastened at tho knee. Her hump was manu-
facured from bal! CT rtg, Her wripkled ard
dirty White lace was managed with imitation
parchment. Oa iequiiy it was fouad that this
young woman was Of good family, and that the
gains she so cleverly curned wers taken repu.
larry tome to her paren's ~. J. Proof Sheet,
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F<pak POTOMAC RIVER.
hFET.TEk JDB.t ~. TEyGyTTHSLSr

EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-.
UEDAl A. 7.@0 q. m /; returning on alternate
JNIs.
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PUT Our 'HE FIRES aod have al your
STOVES storet away and kept 10 order al
STANsBU sSTovE House. corocr Of King
and Colunbu streets. All orders will meut
prompt attcotop.
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KEEP COIL L-REFRIGERAToRs, WATEI
COOLERS and Ice CHESTS cin be fduod a
STANsBURY ',rner OF Kog AMI Crlumbu
s.raeie,
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FORs SEW YORK.
E.C. .k.S'XGRTFVD JOYE
EFRSDsS

,,.,,,
FOX sEW YORK.
sTm4.YEkss r.. e.. K.,.ysHrsyD .yuan.
usosur,
HNEHi MONDAY, nt II m.; ard returning,
.,avo New York, from pior d. Ess, rivo, nV.
rySaTlrYn,y at. .oo,oal.
- o. ''''N w. H.
Tie slcomars rt fh;s co,nr.nr .to ,o,,o,
,.-,I-.r'I. A"o r'm"',
'm' ~ No',o'k ior nos'ol. ana h'l poinls hast !;
- New York with all points West and North
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'"anoctng with Merchants and Miners Line
r- Ho-trn, steamer
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W T.. VIKG. MIDLAND & q. 8. X.
w JOHN 5. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after SUNDAY, April IL, lsSO, Pas.
scnger trains will run rs follows:
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| va MIR. Jones is dead. There Tcro mauy
OF his naEo says writer. but NC bear lis mem
| DRY N specially grateful rcmcmbralc, as he
passes away at thc ago of eighty nine ard is
| la'd 10 res! ID CbiiIicIt Ithe. Ohio. It's TO Mr..
Jo1es that We arc chiefly ird,btcG for Iric i>n
matches. As With The steam orgi.c. Tie icle.
graph, aud Tie tlec:r.c light, thero aro others
vino about The same timc, were typciimcn,irg
With conbustibas with view TO irycotior
somelLog 10 sunCrc!do the anCaEt iGder bcy
aud Hints. To William jones is accorded The
cnlot hoIor. About half c,ntu1y peo ho
pasted with s!sci Oh the cuds cG snail ard
ruiely fashioned bills Of sticks c,mpouod Of
oho;ate II potash std sa'phpto Ct sntimouy.
at hfst Ills matches w re made like 4 comb
uumbcr ol them b:ior on he slue c1 ol
Wocd 80 that they could be trokcn off es want
CD. IhoY bore the name OF luc!flr-pot. ns ~
commonly supposed, in allison TO tho Prince
OF darkness, who Is sometimes crronoously
called by THIS namc. but by pleasant reference
to the morDlng star, or light bearer" Hall
dtz!u years alter Mr.. Jones introduc I'd
matches PHOSPHORUS was added to tho com.
position and soon bccom, ono of thc
leading coubustibes used. Til, useful
agent had been kaowo for q Hundred
and iill y ycars, but it was txptnsive to produco
and risky to handle. Modern improvements
have reduced lis COST aud vastly tic cased its
production. An immense quantity Of fphospho-
rus Is every year used il match making, being
oVor ninety per cent. OF all that ia produced.
A pouad Of the article will make million oil
matches. Somo matches arc made without
phosphorus, chlorste cf potash beiog subs;i
iutod tor it. So necessary do these useful aids
to clvza sccm to our very existence that it
is hard TO contemplate q state Of society which
prevailed ouy half century ago, 10 which the
best people had to knock flint stones together
whco they wanted q light. Mr. Jones mus:
have had great difficulty at first 10 ptrsuadiug
ncople that his matches were better than nnts.
Oid gentlemen and others who were set 10 their
ways were opposed to the innovation, and, os
spi cIally. when they heard mcnIion OF the
namo OF LucIlor in connection with it, suspected
some lntiueoce OF tho evil ooe. Even if good
Old MIR. Jones should not lave monument
erected 10 hin, his memory will b, houored 10
the fact that the fruit Of his happy thought has
brought c>mtort 10 all manner OF pooplc, aud
that his invention. apparently 80 small and 80
huuhle, has tskep conspicuous place ia lhc
worlds match { progress.
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. SEQ. j.. PHILLIPS, Mspsper
q; ~ ~ POTOMAC 1nn~
IOCO STEAMBOAT co. l $50
Steamer
|, l. . RGE LIE A RX

E@S y " PIION OF ROUTE.
.;.:A 4, - pEIIA, W. AND NORFOLK,
"gi%F LOOKOUT going and reiUrniro Anu
b. aai si;cT Monday, March 18th, 1850 tho
,~.: HhUkGH hEARY, Joseph White
s...12--g..cr, VIII resume her route between the
s..:s p,l.s.
.i....i f...t {" +, !aA hNnAl 4, Hooes wharf every
81. ,yery SATURDAY at G4 p. m. p '-'''
t.'.A :'tkFDLA. Cnmpbeips whsrf cverv
.yh,Dhf I, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, at
81. 70.
Arriving nj other port early next mo,n;ne
""'ing tae past winter tho Ls.ry he's been
.',.HEA.y Velhan!ed, newly rsinted. CARPET
d." h:A2ttoFed and pa: in nice otder. Her
.",e;s IIedEe the public cleanliness, a first class
.'.,' H.. courtesy and attention from the officers
'' '"ryants OF the boat. Tickets, rates, lrtcr
.'u.n, state rooms, &c, furnished by
.,,,,r. Is. HO0E, kRt., AIexa., Va.
. r DODo, hgt, Wneh.. ID. G. NH 9-tf
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RAILROADS,

10Y GREAT 1SSO
m tn ! 1PEEHHIMSssYLYANIA EHISs ROUTE
~ iHh NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEST
kAGNIFICENT1 11:t EQUIphEST. tIfG HESFHN
May 81, 1850.
Iralns IaI lesye Washington from depot OF Bel,
TlMORE s. POTOMAC RAILRCAD, @ car.
me ner ,SI Of sixth and B streets, rs follows: w.
fof in,1SosIphs, anS G New York and the East.
10 % p. m. daily, with Palace Oars. Lin
lsed Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars $50 8,
a. ~ a. ds q, y, except sundsy For Phisdslpbi,
For Pittsburg and The Wes. $50 a. m wit
rarlor car TO Plttsburg and Sleeping car
Sh'cago i.H lC.4O a. IN. daily; 7.10 p. m. taiE !
:, with rslace Car to Chicago.
Fcr Cansndeigua and the North, $50 a. nj.
except Sunday and 7.4U p. m daily, except
=, Saturday, with Palace Gar t. Canandgigus
For Watkins, 1910 @. n. Gaily except Sun.
For Baltimore, ca. 8 Oh. $50 .pd 1n.40 8 n.
2oJ AZ, 44A $40, 7.1O and 1000 n. m.
on sunday, $40 and 1910 a. NJ; 8. 81, 40
and 9.l5 p. N. cav
For Popo's Greek Line, GAIA. LII. and44)p.m,
=. dali y, except Sunday.
FOR Annapolis, 6 1Ja. m. snd 44}p. In. daily,
except unday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
PGr Alexandria co, 7 20, 9 and Ii q. IN, npd
~ 90, G2, Z AID IL 81 y. III. Sunday 1T
:, . and il o. n. and D. m
ITslnS leave AloIandris for Wssuinston, c, CO
8'V ;Ed 10 q. H., scd - 81. 8. 6, 7, 0O5 p. m.
h'G ~ night.
Oh Sunday a. 800 and 10 q. m. and : and 0 05
p. III.
iHhOuGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, vi.
t2uantico and Richmond, will leave Ale1sn.
o1ia At ! ~ q. III. daily and so D. m. daily
except Sunday.
iickets and information can be procured s:
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast l.. i. FARMER,
Gen'l. Passenger a gent
FRANK THOMSON
General Mansper m,37
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