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$500 100 aud additions.
STATE OF NRw YoRK,
City and County of New York.
Robert a. Grannies, Second Vice President and
Isaac f. Lloyd, Secretary of the Mutual Life In
eurance Company Of New York, being duly sworn
depoSe and cay. that the foregoing is q full, true
and correct statement of the affairs Of said Com
pany, that the said Insurance Company is the
bona ade owner of at least one hundred thousand
dollars Of actual cash capital. invested in the
state and United States stocks and bonds, or In
bond and mortgages of real estate u~nincumbered
and worth double the amount for which the same
is mortgaged; and they are the above described
officers Of the said Insurance company.
ROB'T A. GRANNISS,
Second Vice President.
ISAAC F. LLOYD, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me. this Sd day
Of February, 1880.
AZ witness my hand and official seal.
(SEALl CHARLES EDGAR MILLS,
COMMISSIONS for Dakots, In New York.
Office Of Territorial Auditor,
Yankton, Dakota, March q, 1880.
III NJ. Purdy, deputy auditor of the Territory
Of Dakota, do hereby certify that the foregoing Il Il
a true aud correct copy otthe original statcmen,
Of the Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New
York City, on the 3lst day of December, 1879, ani
now on file in this office.
tSEAL.1 L. n. PURDY,
Deputy Auditor
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REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION

ALEXANDER HUGHES. Chairma
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LIABILITIES.
Amount due or not due to banks or
other creditors. ........ ......... None.
Losses adjusted and due. ...... 9e,214 OK
Losses adjusted and lot due ...... SCI, 6Sl 90
Their proof, resisted $3.50. 49,. loo,ss 90
premiums paid in advance........ 1os,5ss "a
Estimated reinsurance reserve. ....... It, 24T, 1888 90
M, ~. ~ =.
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Yankton, d. T.. March %, 1850.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, etc.
n IL w 3 90 * S
FKENEgI's, H3 4 ss ssNu .raErr

FkEHEsI's, G3 Il s5 ksNu STREET.
SlSTER HOEA. by M.ryt LonsdsIe: Sl 2j
ODETTS'S MARRIAGE from the French.
a novel, tran slst'd by Emily Prose, tt; ST..
"A WOHAN'S TEMPTATION, by Bertha
Il. Clay; 81 TO-
THE SHE'LL BOUND FIDnLgB, II Morse
romsncr, by kristofer Jsnson; ST.
HISTORY OF THE ADMINISTRATION
OF JOHN DeWlTT, Gran Pensionsry of
Holland, by James Godccs: volume |, 1913 To
1864 vol. s vo; S2t0
MASTERPlkGES OF ENGLISH LITER
ATURE, selections of British and American
authorship from Shakespeare to The present time;
dalnitons, notes, analysis and glossary; by
Within Swinton; ST. 75.
THE THEORY OF THOUGHT; Treatise
on DeGuciive Logic So.
Title; 75c. ''"h "a
THE DIARY OF A MAN OF FIFTY, and
Bundle of Letters, by Henry James, ir.: Zoe
~ ALASKA AND MISSIONS OF THE
NORTH PACIFIC COAST. by Rev. Shold, n
Jtcks,n, u. ~ fully illustrated; 81 SO
ADV ENIURES IN PATAGONIA. tv
Rev. Titus Coan ST Is.
DEhoUKaCY, All American novel /; loisuro
hour series; ST..
Spl2 g. e. FRENCH,
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MnI. SOnthwsrd, connects at 4ordonsyilo
With Cbns. = Ohio L. H., Esst and West. Al
L?ncLburC, connects with Atlantic, Miss. &
uNlo K. X through South west Virginia, TO
Nashville, Nav Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
sai TeIas-and at Danvillo with Richmond s.
D.HyIle l.. K to South End Southwes
express Southwark connects Al GordonsyiIIo
- alj points on Chcs s. Ohio f. T.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Limo lesya Al.
e1snt's daily, except Sunday, SOU q. M and
l. NJ noon. nDri returning arrive at Alexandra
-lUp = md : 35 y. M
Fox NAN AtSSAS LINE leave Wsshiuct11
10 q. III. sud Alexandria 7 80 q. NJ, daily
except Hundsy, arrive III Strssbur rg st L. Is y. M
connecting with the Valley ROad Esst and
West liaavo Strsshurg2 80 p. m, arriving 81
Ale1anlr:n IL 8 80 y. IL
MlAED TRAIN FOX MANASSAS DIV.
l5lON Leaves AleXsndria Tuesday, Thursday
nHt Saturday, st 9 90 a. m., aud returns Mon.
!,Y, Wednesday, snd Friday, at 49 D. IN.
For Aiddi,burs, daily connection at Plans
....icn
goT urnarrlic. r3guIsI connection at Dsln.
pisHe.
For WAHhaNTuM. laays Washington ST
IL .. ll.
AL traiE,= HisAe good connections. st Wish.
nston, t. ani from North and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington ri
u D.. III. TgEnluG through without change,
On E2preSs train. leaving Washington At 10 10
p. N , Marks Adjustable Rncinins Chair Car,
with extra charge only sl.OO, through TO
Dan"I!.".
Through tickets very lov to tho South shs
south west.
spl0 J. II. BKOtDU3. @. {,
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OLIVER RICE.
Ih{PORTAET QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caugr. cold? Arc you
unable to rsise the phlogm2 Have you an irri-
tstion in the throat? A sense of oppression on
the lungs, with short breath2 Do you have
fit Of coughing on lying DOWN. A sharp pain
now and then in q region of tho heart shoulders
and bsck2 IF SO, OUR ADVICh Is to take
at once dose of Tutts Expectorsnt; you will
repo.t tho Expoctorant, place no. iron to tbs
feat. tsko two of Tu:rs Pills. You will soon
fsll into pleasant sleop and wake up in tho
morning cough goao lungs working freely;
easy breathing and the bowels moving in nat
nrsl manner. To prevent a return Of these
symptoms use tho E1pec.orant several days.
Office, SIS MURRAY ST, n. YORK.
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The steamers Of ths company mako oonnec.
tions at Norfolk for Bostor and all points Bast
At New York with all points West and North
west, and Al Alexandra with Virginia Midland
Rsilroai and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freight handled care.
fully AID promptly. For further information
apply TO F.A REED, Agent,
J.hhey's wharf
SAMUEL BACON, Prcsid nj.
Ol!ca Gnder Nail Mstrop. Ba1k,
sep 27-tf Washington, H. q.
~ TlCE.
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HAD TERRIBLE RIGHT SWEATS.

Memphis, February II, 1871.
Dr.. Tut: Sri have beon suffering for near
ly t9o years with severe cough. When
commenced taking your Expoctorsnt was re-
duced to one hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. I had tried almost everything; had
terrible night swca!s, ! have t.sea half dozen
bottles Tho night sweats have left mo, the
cough has disappeared, aud hsvo gained ufteen
pounds in l"sh. l recommend it to al my
friends. With crest respect.
OLIVER RICE.
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-EsSsG Es&as.Ess%!.
|

I'lSdl Fl%Hl
T. FiSEl
Having completed tu: ar-ccS ~ :-t: fcr thc
season OF 1881 we are now prepared TO fiji ali
orders at thu shortest noiic1 for FRKSi; aud
SALTED POTOMAC FISH.
To dealers we would say that our brand hiss
always stood No. II our market, and we in =
tend to msintsin cur former reputation We
ship fish packed in ice, so that psrsons ordering
can depend on getting them fresh. ALI orders
entrusted to us will receive prompt attention.
Our fish house is No. l Corporation fish wharf
and stalls Nos. z and City Market.
MT. w. ID. SMITH ls now engaged with us,
and will sltsnd to all orders entrusted TO him.
apT-2m GEO. E. PKlCN s. co.
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A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES
Office Evonine News, Augusts, Ga.

Oiticc Evoning New7, Augusts, Ga.
DR.. Tutt: Dosr S7-My little son was attack
ell with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough that listed till within
month since, for the euro OF which am indobt-
ed to your valuable Expoctorant. l had tried
most everythin recon mmended, but none did
any good until | used your Expectorsnt, one
bottle Of which removed tho cough entirely.
With may thanks, s,n yours truly,
JOHN d WEIGLE.
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NJ o T l g Z

l have just resumed my
FlSH PACKING BUSINESS
At NO. ~ CORPORATION FISHWHAKF,
where will be prepated to furnish all kinds Of
POTOMAC FISH,
fresh or salt, at the shortest notice l solicit
your patronage especially my Old customers,
and guarantee tina! my past reputation stall be
fully sustained.
All orders from the country promptly after d g.
ed to, and ss good terms as if the parties were
present Respectfully yours,
sp5-d&tw,tf Sd. REED.
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DIZZY sSsbSslbfS.

G rEGIAL RACTlON
u KY DDS.
Friday. April Q. 1880.
ID. F BRASHEAR has just returned from
New York, and is now opening one cr tho best
assorted etocks Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
he has ever offered the public. These goods are
bought for c4sh at lowest figures, aad he cannot
be uudersold in any market. Call and see.
u. i. BRASHEAK,
d. Is. uocmcs. No. 100 King street.
ay9 Alexandria Va.
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FEEBqCINAL.
DIR. TUFTS
EXPECTORANT.
MEDICINAL.
IN 25 CTS. AND ST. BOTTLES.

lis properties arc Demucent, Nutritive, Bal
samic Soothing snd Healing. Combining sll
these qualities. it is the most effective LUNG
BALSAM ever offer cd to sufferers from pu,mo.
nary diseases.
DR.. j. +. HAYWOOD, of Now York, volun
tarily indorses it. Read what he says:
Now York, Sept. 10. 1877.
DR.. Tut: Dear Sir-During this year treat
ed nipe hundred cases Of lung diseases. In tho
lower wards of tho city tho cases were OF very
sevoro type 1t was there my attention was
called TO Tufts E:pectorant, and confess nay
surprise at its wonderful power. During a prsc-
tice of twonty years hsvo never known a med
icine 10 net as promptly aud with such happy
effects. II instantly subdued tho most violen
fits of coughing, and invariably cured the d.
sease in few days. choerfully endorse it al
the best lung medicine ever uso,l.
j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD. MD.
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NJ ja3HINGTOs s. OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

IEk AkkANG r. N ENI,
Beginning Oct 4. 1879.
Inc MAIL TKAlH will leave Washington 81
300 3. u. and AlexsnGris At 905 =. m. daily
except sunday; pass Leesburg, going west
"'td, 81 10 q. m and arrive at Round Hill
;. Il N. Leave Round Hill at 1890 p. m; pass
L"csbgfg, going eastward, at 10 pm, and ar
I'VE at hloIsndrs ct 3:l5 y. M, and ct Wssh-
."gson E. 3U y III
TheACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
Washington at 1 ~ and Alexandria at 4 rs pm.
daily, except Sunday, and arrive at Leesburg
al = ~ p. m. Leave Lcosburg At 6 90 a. NJ. =,
Snl arrive At Alexandria st Is q. TO-, snd
Washington At 8 30 5 m.
Ss Passengers from Washington will take
'a' Washington and Ohio cars st tle Baltimore
%F"ipmsc Railroad station st9 " q. m. and 4. &c
+. ~, snl 60 through without change CT Cal 8.
iEa&.U5 Am. trsIa from Ale1andris and Il 3(
I, -, !iain from Round Hlil connect st Round
i:LI With Harris Daily line OF Coache'
'@,'Ha,ck0-sville: Berryville and Winchestor
~" with Rea1aer' 8 Line of Coaches, which leave
'1rea aourg daily for Aldie and MiddleburE.
S9tA trains, westward make close conp ectioua
'IcHna, with SissOn's Line Of Stages foi Fair
ht Court iiouzo,
;hm;am;ation tickets, 81 eig per mile
Anh"nl tickets, $50.
4 II. RAVENER,
'ct LII General Ticket A tsnt.
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sTEAM RRs .
$40 POTOMAC 1000
- AOoo STEAMBOAT co. i CCO

GE ORGE LIE A RY
RESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
ALA EAANDRIA. VA. AND NORFOLK,
VA, CALLING AT PINEY POINT ard
PoINT LOOKOUT gor & and returning.
On and sfter Monday. March 18th, 1850 tbe
steamer GEORGE LEARY, Joseph White
Command or, will resume her route between the
sbove ports.
From A ALEXANDRIA, Hooe's wharf evorv
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY,, 1t 6 D. m ;,
and every SATURDAY at 64 p, m.
r,F FG@m n NORFOLK. Campbelrs whsrf, every
p. m. ~ DA - o.
arriving at either port early next mo- ming.
=, furing the past wlter the Lesry has been
thoroughly ovsl hauled, newly painted. carpet
cd, Upholstered and put in nice otder Her
ownors pledga tho public cleanliness. 6rst class
table and courtesy and att nton from The officers
and servants of the boat. Tickets rates, infor.
NATION. state rooms, SC, furnished by
T. b. HOOB, Agt., Alexa, Va
b. +. DODD. Agt. Wash, ID. G.. NH Off
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Influence OF Tobacco.

Tho uoX!ous i1fucnc, Of tobacco is more
actively OF :ativc upon one class ct persons han
upon others. | may. therefore for convent.
orc,, divide tho vic ims of tobacjo into Two
classes. assigDirg to tho Grst GLASS all those who
do manual atnr. Those suffer least from
poisoas, because the dcadepicg Influence Of cb-
ucxIcuI agents unon tho nervous system is
largely couuterac!cd by physical toll, which
atrcugthoDs the entiro system and ccnduoes to
health; aud thus it is that sc;ive poisons are
thought to kill s'oaly," and laboring people
1.-Two lorg, apparently upirjured. and practice
pclsocous indulgeoces. 10 all this great and
glorious class of humanity, however, may be
found tho ftrits OF tobauoo's use. in the form Of
cancer 90 the lips aud tongue, dyspepsia, con-
s'ipstiou. end henorrhods. But lot us cou-
slider tho other c'ssa, wherein are included
ladies aud gentlemen Cfweailh, of fashion, and
Of tiSure, those who live idle as we'll az those
devoted to literary pursuits and purely sedeus
tary occupations. Physicians, ministers, aud
lawyers are Of this class. and 10 all these we fiod
paralysis very prevalent. and that diversified and
int(rmiDablo train OF nervous arrangements
whose name is Legion. With constitutions en
fecbIcd by physical inactivity aud seusibiIities
heightened by social aud literary culture. consi.
der for moment The effect upon these bishly
utr7ous natures. To all this priceless portion
OF humanity tho rs1 OF tobacoo is unmixod evil
and rapidly rulncuI. Again. it is affirmed by
emincut authority that tobacco is the most pro-
llfc. il not, indeed tho OILY soulc, of delirium
tremens. First, the ancien!s wcro entirely 10.
acquainted with these terrible tcrrors OF the iu-
ebrlatc and the records beyond tho discovery
of tobacco (l5G0) reveal 90 case ofnania potu.
Second. the pormal ac.ion of tobacco is tho
produc, i)n Of trcmens, aud the most frightful
orms Of dullrlum tremons are daily produced
by tho usu OF tobacco aope. Third. it is rarely
possible TO tiol an ineblate who does not use
tobacco also, AID careful itquiry will confirm
tho statement that, with 90 par cent. of suoh
case tho tobacco habit was first formed. Its
ctiueuco deronged the nelve centres, and initial
trcmels Was entsied upon the nervous system,
which sugRes ted to tho morbid tasto of the sut
terer the snotbiog. stda,ivo action Of alcohol
ard thus the allied agents forge for each other
aud lasieo mare firmly tho cbaus Of the SO, vi!es
slavery.
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.<S3ss.a, CLTDz'S 3TEAM LINEa WEEK
se1zrrays IL To
pALLA OELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI.
DENCE AND BOSTON
Steamers leave AleIsndria EVERY TUES.
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
URDAY.
This line connects st Alexandria with tie O..
a. & M. and w e q. L. Rs, and st Philsdel.
phis with Clyde's regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
Frei ght forwarded with promptness and care
free Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
0 wharfage In Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures Through rates and through bills
Of lading given. Insurance at tho lowest rates.
Agents:
r. A. REED, Alexandria.
VIM Z LYDE & CO., Philadelphi ia
JOHNSON q CO., Wash & Georgt n.
jan 8-tt
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LaDE OF TIE LHAE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 80 o clock p.m.; returning, lesve
Norfolk on alternate days at 4OOp. m.
Tbis stsunch iron otosn.r b., ;,,t No..
81 Throughout, staterooms newly furnished and
carpeted, and ia the hsndsomest AS we'll ss the
safest boat on the Potomac river and Ches speske @
bay. snd is the only steamer making close con-
nection with the New York and Boston steam
ers: also connects with Richmond stes In ers and
railroad lines south. Stops st PINEY POINT
ard POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare first class, 81; round trip ST 80.
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1880 exsAr 1880

SSss cvvr @Ss
pTNnuy, Wnm,. v,i1ns
m n,gp NNV;TI " 70 1tvr : IHfJTti,yu.,
A'"i iESInnT}pTT ~ ~ q EH ?cn ~ ,;2 % II i" hhA
4reyr p.Hoo noo PnE sn1 IlNA91Gh, lA1I, youu,r.
- - -, ~ =, - 1fL. ~ ~ poaN :.
n A'atNlrlOENI SVUlfh KNI'
q,.,;,,,o. 15oahi ohhhusIy " to2o
'iis TiWnoE e5re WnmSSU ssnrSEUn is1h T9pot oi hh
4thlCnH - ISaoMhC hh1HhOAl' cor
Ho' -, ~ Hi1tn snd 81 'ets, as ioiioWs;
'"' H!iSue!pala, new 1orH ana IN Eas!.s III
n H. ~, a"l Lou p nj. dsiV, except sunday, and
,,nJ :. n. aa.tyi YIN 1n,aCo CSfs' it,m
,'ni htpress ol lUi!nan r"sior Cnrs 9:1O a.
\ IT, IT, "n''y, ehcept outuaS. TOT d I hiI"u9iths
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NEW MADRAS OlNGHAM3 best quality,
I2ic; present value l5c
NEW PRINTS. latest spring les
BUNTINGSi BUNTiNGS billiards best
all wool Bunlings at 25c; present value 3Ilc
BLACK CASHM ERES positively al old prices.
PRETEEELDER u CO.,
mh9 14i King street.
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EVERY MONDAY, st IL M; and returning,
leave Now York, from pior Al, East river, EV-
ERY SATU RDAY. at o'clock p. m.
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KNITTING COTTON, &c ball or Two for
ca, at apl3 w |, EIcuBERa's.
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CHANGE OF TIM K.

On and sfior SUNDAY. Octobsr 6th, tho
boats of tho PuTO NJ AC FERRY co. will run
as fulluWs:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
& o. 80, s 30, 9 80. 10 80 AMI ii 81 ~ m, and
IL 30, 30, 81. 3 80, 4 ~ 5 Sd. and 6 % D. n
LHhVE WASHINGTON:
6 50, 81, 20, 8 So 10 80 and IL 30 a. M, aud
II So 30, 80, 80. 4 80, s 70, aud & 30 o. M
CCt4 GEO. K. Phillips, Manager
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IAn BBLS klYERTON LIME.

we have jug. received a fresh supply OF this
M In Q sd Can with confidence recon mend it
~ very superior article in all particulars. and
~ RNsrantee satisfaction in all cases. Try it,
Sole ov GES NvASHINGTON
mt . Agent
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FOR NEW YORK.

SyE.5.nERS f.. G. KySIGHTs!yD JOHyv
GERSD-T
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LANdUEDoc LACE, just out, at
srl3 2w ]. EICuBERu's
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b LINEN CUFFS, A BEAUTY, AT 124 CENTS
,.eS pair, at apl3 2R [. EICuBERus.
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GENTS LrsLE SOCKS. 25,. o pair. ct
aIl32g |. EICHRERo's
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HUMMER SILKS. FROM AUCTION, AT GO CENTS
yard-a handsome assorl ment at
sIlG 2R |. EICHBERGs.
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FOK POTOMAC RIVER.
STEAMER JOHN ". THO.nPSO<y
EVERY MONDAY. THURSDAY and SAT.
URDA1 st7.30 q. m returning on alternate
days.
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PLACk GOODS a SPECIALITY.

RLAck GOODS a SPECIALITY.
Monday. March 22, 1880.
We invite special attention to our stock OF
CASH MEKES and other BLACK GOODS,
ust received from Now York. We sell tho best
PURE WOOL BLACK FRENCH CASH
MERE a: soc ever offered in ally market At ths,
price; We arc selling the best pure Worsted
double width Bunting st t0e to be found any
where al that price. Ell WGrsted Roll Bunt.
ing at 25c, extra cheap. Also Black Grape Wells
Black Cashmere ShsWIs. Mourning Eaudker-
chiefs, Black Lisle Hose, Black Ingram and
Oxford Hoee. Black Kids. &c sc.
II. r. BEASHEAR,
d; b, Hoomes. No. 100 king street.
NIB y Alexandria, Va.
M JUST RECEIVED.
NlME DEMOREST'S SPRING and SUM.
Nj ER PATTERNS for 1880.
CAL and get Catalogue
NH 8 d. r. BRASuEAR, Agsrt.
U s L 4 4 G EI V D
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OSSlAN.- w no vas this D.SlGp, and WhoD
Cid he 'lIc? ? His tXact date or even c!nlurs
%H carr y. nsm bu. The un louhtcd rcnuine
lr,sn mt FIR to very dim fore inc, even to
'hc c n;uiics whcG Chris lastly vas yet ycuay
a9d rIs struggling for exs!crc, ag,igs: on
pasatii'I in E:in and 10 Alba. The c,rc ,p,icn
of D.s;.a, E0t only il M'Phcrsan, but in The
oi2csi t:s. ments aud 10 universal Highland
| i;ajIt!cu, ii ono aaa uaifo!na lie i.the pro.c-
| bpiu,," G,,l grcst.st OF oil the bards. Him
SCI the m Of tic great Fe1ian kiog Fiop, o.
| F;ho, md warrior in his yjuth. he survived
sll his kindred, and was lett acne, blind tnl
| forloro, with nothing bot the memories of the
men he loved to ch@er him.
| There he si.s 10 his cmpy hall, with tho
| dusky wi!dero' 81 around him, lis euing to the
winds tha: sigh through tho grly cairns and 10
| the Slrcsvas that roar down from the mountains
| No longer can he See the morning spread upon
the hll'tops. nor the m'sts as they c}ms down
| upon their fl .nkl. But in these mis,s he ber
eves that the spirits o. his fathers and bis lest
clmrsdos dwell, aud often they revisit him
waking or 10 dreams. O1c only comfort is Left
him, Mavna, the bothrothed of his hero 500,
| Oscar, who had early fallen in blttlf; and the
best consolation she con minister is to raise her
voice 10 the Joy OF song. As the sightless cd
mau 81, in The last wsrmth OF the setting SUP,
| the days OF other years would come back to
| hin, and he would sing tale f the times of
old. And his son was Of bis father Fion, the
king OF the Fenlsns, and Of bis deeds OF proves
when he led on his peers to battle against tho
iovadng hos.s fLcchlan. These PEERS were hs
great Cuchulin With his war chariot, the
brown haired and beautiful Diarmid, slayer OF
/ IL hoo h.,p ,h 4
| aud valiant Gaul, son Of Movip. the rash Conan,
Cell:c Thersircs, tbe hardy Ryno the swift
aod gallant Gailta. These all stand ont before
the Imagination OF the G ael as individual 10 tn cir
deeds and their characters, as did the Homerc
herots bstore the miots of the Greeks All Of
then died before Ossiap, aod most pathetic of
all, Oscar bis own 500. the pride aud hope of
the Fl3ne, cied. tredcherousy slain 10 the first
boom Of bis youth and vslor.-Pincipol
| Sharp.
FROM Tor TO CELLAR stocked With I'M
MENsE BARGAINS IN GOODS OF ALL KINDS in
| our uc. We have been heavy Spectators and
are no| ready to state that our stock is oom
pletc 10 every depal tmeut, Having purchased
ALL AND livery ARTICLE FOR CASH DOWN. We
ara prepared to say it ycu will give us call We
will show you the BIGGEST, LARGEST AND
CHEAPEST STOCK 10 the country, Washington
uos excepted. Convince yourself. aud price
our goods before buyioa. Samples freely given
and prices guaranteed. Come. one aud al to
apis w ISAAC EICnBURG's,
LINEN CUFFS, A BEAUTY, AT 124 CENTS A
pair, at lapl3 2R [. EICuBERu's.
GENTS L1sLE SOCKS. 25, pair. ct
az Il327 |. EICHBERd's,
KNITTING COTTON, SC ball or Two for 5
ca, at apl3 w |. EIcHBERa's.
LANGuEDoC LACE, just out, at
srl3 2W |. EICuBERG's.
HUMMER SILKS. FROM AUCTION, AT GO CENTS
yard-s handsome assortment at
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-05
AND NJ MINING CAMPS IN THE HILLS.

The q. 8. Mail carried We
have Firlt-Class Eating Stations, and
the division agents take all pains to
secure tho comfort of passengers. The
route u well protected, having three
military posts on the road, leaving
only As miles between military camps,
insurins eafety over the entire route.
SALISBURY & co.