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, 1881-08-25
COTTON IN ARKANSAS.

Sr. Louis, Aug. H.-C. ". SinMoI.a1 Soc
retary Of the Cotton EycIaMyc, lEls recclvrl
reliAlla information tlMlt cotto,l III 4irkalsas
lIas been greatly damaged n,l,i tlnt tle crop.
will hot 10 ll0ve tl,an iMIf rs large Us last
tt.itt.
, 1881-08-25

SHIPMENT OF RAILROAD IRON.
sptctat nison'eh 10 Thu Cattaco Tribune.
KINGSTON. Ont., Aug. H.-'rlm n,nuullt of
ra!'road !roii arriving ltcru tr0lM Montreal
for transportation tU Milwaukee nnh ClEcnku
M Tin tanntIn Pacific lsnitroa,l IL very large.
1'raamblY y, 100 tolis will bu transported tls
StASOii,
, 1881-08-25
CoLp.uLOoDEp MURDER.

ToLRno, O, Aug. M.-Jollll Herman, q
liypry-stabe hooper, aIld formerly City Mar.
sha! of Desh!sr, o., was shot anti Instantly
klIc.! Mt that place tonight by Peter Cole, u
tlrnyinnu. Tho killing Is the result OF q long.
stasM!tAE feWA hetwevM tho tYyn N,uY. Colo
wAs arrested n&al brought to thls city to-
, 1881-08-25

VVGfFVv
NEW follK, Ang. 9L-Arrlyetl, the F1ance,
trom llavrc. an'' tho A|gerla aud Wise onsln,
from liverpool, -, -. .''f
1lA,lnu1.u, Aug, ai-Arriyod. the Frlsla,
from New York. r.
LONDON, Aug. M.--Ars!yed out the brit
tsh QNaan, from. Fh!iade1phta; I1sberMta,
fruln na!t!liIuru; llapabnrg, .front New. York.
,:,QuEEasru.yS, ttAa, al,-AFyIvell, tla En.
glan1, from New York.: 49,.
, 1881-08-25
ARMS Ct}Nr3SCArEn.

5pteitl Nisphtth Ia 1hs Chltaao Tribune.
UrrAwA. Aug. M.-'tllo NorwegIat bark
Nauinl, Capt. F,iiielnarfs. which WIS IT,
gently sctxrtt by tho customs authorities nj
t1url,ce for t,av|ttg Il uunl',er .ut fliirs IN
la..rd, Inns bec,, fuel st1, mid Tho rttlcs coIl-
iisrAtptl.
, 1881-08-25

giving rmpluyts IN flctnrlc4 a s'lnrs IN tho
pruts nlnn,l,itetl Ia mnre ijmi, i nor 'cent.
hut 1l,n wtInln subject wAs ln:ll over for thu
tltne bctng.
Tho Convention aslnr,Hl tho following:
I!rsoreti. That snirrngu Ii tho right nj MI cltE-
zcils without rrgntf 10 rcft cuOr. sex, nr tnxcs.
, 1881-08-25
direction Of ArrlthI,lIop Lynch, I,ishnp
O'AIhlln.ly, ntn other ecclesiastical dignlta-


spfttAt Htsrhith 10 7ns Chitaea Trthunt.
IlrE,EC. Aug. 2s.-A snost sl,,t.nrfsll Aieht
fur days 1nIst lIns been scun I'll this |larlur.
II Il tint of tho trunk Of II human body
frtKlltfutIy mulltatod i.oating Ill thu sirca,t,
Or islncklnK about tIie wll1tryss. S,tctl nrn
The results Ut tllc miserable parsinu,ly vt the
Quelec tiDfcrlltlient.
, 1881-08-25

I1@Fs EF1sF WzHsH1sF N3K1tNs
JEHsEr Cry, Aug. ai.-1lo Rev. Jamcs
Clark wtlH found dentl Mt tic corner Of Pro.
ynBt md Hocnlld stluets this uyuning. 1!e
1 pSsc yh IL m pesls1 11M'ly u al a. Swe,Fy aF yG6sa s
, 1881-08-25

Dulurll, Atlnn., AuE. :A.-'I'ho man Enoct
llnllom, who was stunt by Fral,z l.arlnIure
lust Saturday night III \ house Ut ltl-fallle,
died at ~ fast hight froM thu would. The
murderer ntada good l,la escape,
, 1881-08-25

GEN. GEORGE &, DODGE.
SAN FIlAScIsco, Aug. A.-f;sn. ucorac 8.
laot'gu siied Mt Uakla,h this morning from
the effect ut. 4 parllytto strukc, aRotl IL.
, 1881-08-25

CO1tWIN OvERIlOLT. -
6pseta& Dtspaseh 10 1Ae chteapa Tttbttus.
P.ASA, Ill. Aug. M.-'rhis community has
lost o,le or lts best cltlzens in the death Ut
Gss% osSfs et ~a te asss4a sa sf Ss GysfS'
nEea abDut 30 yenrB.
, 1881-08-25

4HISF1S@IEI NtIbF8f4N I4N11Ik IsIS5F
JArHsoS, Miss. AiiE. at.-,rfu Convention
Of f;rccnbackcrs md independents nsscnl-
bc.t here to-siny, twenty-five or thirty of
whu,n weru roI0retl lilcll. Grl.. Griffin, Of
Chfcknsnw, WIS l,sntlo Permanent Chairman,
ntl.1 Cl,nrlcs l1all. OF 1ll,Mls C0nnly. Secre-
tary. Artor tl1e usual appointment Of eOnl-
nitlecs. CUf. Iirn King was nominated fur
tiorernnr rl1s Conyen,t!Yn ntiionrned 1ntll
will bc nominated.
, 1881-08-25
nEF4AuLTING GOVERNMENT Of
T{EIAL,

spAsM NspateA to Thi CAtedaa 7fihuuA
/, MONTREAL. Aux, A.-It IL STATED Tonight
tint II prominent Government atllcta! In tho
Walghts aud Measures Department III this
city llas becolna II lluayy urlaultur unit Inns
ahscout}ad tn tic States. II Ia alleged l,e de-
frauded nuIl.ber Ut l,is aNbortllIates by
TO ralso tho amount froll brokers mid Rlye 1t
TO him ns II temporary ionr. lilo Is Yn1tl to BIZ
heavily IN debt ln tho city, llu IL well colt-
liectei, aud atQuA high Il! tho esteem, af Ills
friends. Gambling Is sa!a to bo thu cause Ut
, 1881-08-25
SOLDIERS REUNION,

= SOLDIERS REUNION.
sseetai DtspaseA to IN EAtsaaa Tf.tun&,
KOxoMo, lnts., AME. A.7-'rhe sall,ers' re-
unloh stafted nut to-slay with tho ,nost aat-
telIhR usospects OF belta grulnl atIu{r. Al
, 1881-08-25
N1t9TAkEN Cl.l;A1ENCY.

Al ~ ~ Nt+AN IlH4 ENNtt
spectai D.pulth to Tie CAtra1o TFttslne.
KINGSTON, Aug. M.-A eusy OF Executive
cenency l,as been tho acruslon of consider
nb1o talk here. \ week ur 81, ngn GcorEe
Allen was partl0.lca ont ut the Kingston
pcnitcnIEnry, al Is now ut freedom, III the
Unltgd Stntcs. Tl,a prisoner who Inns been
80 favored was 4 yOllnE lhufrlesl mail living
In rUr0llso. In lS17, III pltu ot his frequent
Its of iciltOusy, lla sezctl Ills wlfu. threw l'cr
to tho ground, and eoufly n,L deliberately
threw vttrlUf OIL llur uerspn A,l,l fAce, burN-
Ing ller fcar(iliy ntid almost killing lier. liz
tGd, but WIS su0ii captured Alul obtained III,
impartial trial before Judge t;alt, who sell-
tetlcrl hin to Il sasui yeurs' terlM In tho King
ston Pcnttcntiary. His swifc, who was spoken
Of us II sc,sslblc, good-tooking yoatlg wonInll.
recovered ts0m thc ftarful Al,slse, b,lt ller
nl,ca YxciteA INDIGNATION nlpA pitY nntnig her
friends ind lOutlla0nu,Gss nilslilIg strnl1gers.
Illt,se 'fl!h l!as sen'l lser Mtr!y say tltat ier
husband! !t,Iu better ayn killed lier outright.
oycr llls inltuulul,. a,,d. nnunnty cuAt'Mct TINT
M putitu GDl1lh lie freely circulated III
sellengr. 1t seems, however. that there
securing II pardon tmn by nppenlnE to tho
public fnr their Recommendation. 1'llu full
particulars woslltl not be Interesting. Tllsy
Wer1 gleaictl from, tile ey-cO,,vict himself.
liz acknowledges having pr0fesset Il ,lecp
religious. feeling, nna thereby in!nrussed nnp
gf THO ct!np!nlns 81 !tpcply that liz beca!ne ].
illon llls rcici,s.. Ailcll wurkci III tic dat.
prl,tcr.sIIop, mud IS sad to l,ayc given tic
Keepers trouble, hut gel1srally lie seems Il,
llaye s., lnEratiae llIltlse!f ns0 tho fnyor Ut
Ills cnse was put lii u fayurablu llRIll batnre
lhu Minister III Justicu BY Inspector AIUylali,
with uariy result. 'rhy Noyern,ncllt nstlsle Il
, 1881-08-25

=
spsefal iHspateh to 5hs Chicago Tribune.
DosToN, Afnss+, Attg, @l,-TlIG t;rcul,bnckers
hold their State Convention at Worcester to-
day, and considered lot Of Issues besides
Grecnhackis.n. 1t WIS harmonious Con-
yeltloN ~ to principles, but It was rather
noisy aud conflicting rs tp details. Green.
bscktsM. was nut ilntle ~ prominent us
would naturally be expected, a labus.rc-
form tono was fully ~ prominent as tho
tireeNback question:. mud admissions were
Mntlo implying That sotlu Gsounbauk p0si tIons
ah1Sa4ce we 9F tfef hSyg yeggs ao wgfo wi
e0Gpofail9ns 0a s ,,ator ~ saelssIs Ct H"1Ssty
70 staaad OH. Tt.e President % 81 ito couye, ,egc
tihn suid that tla object 1t tic uarty was tliu
good pf tile rnee iii geNprni. Nobotly cOtt-
plRlMed OF hard tlnleS or bankruptcy nov.
Ncafly no delegates were presant, nillt uley
unanimously alOptetl u resolution ut syplpa-
NV Will Psasltlpne {aurteld. Vlseta .Weys i
number Of names presented for !*cai,dlttAte
s!u!l' 1,,h!l!its. Jarlas N. isntfuM of Lynn,
John j, isak9r vt De'ee{iy. md larael W. An
nous llas,lllallOll, and tho ticket was cOlil-
plated as fol1oWs;. Lleutt.tlant.{ Governor,
pr. tie0rRv llutt0t!, Ut sprlllKileld; Treus-
!!!rsr, Geargn E9sler, pf Lynn; SutrNtaty, 4,
\ Brown, ut Worcester; Auditor, Wilbur +,
Whitney, lt AshbutnliAln; Attorlley-tiets-
eFAl, u. u. Allen, OF Lynn.
Iii eG0ft was lnatta IL Introduce bill
, 1881-08-25
INGENIOUS POSTAL INVENTION,
HptetdI ALtpatfh 10 Tht CAkeaaa IftkRns.

UrrAW.a, aug. 4l,-N1v. DOlssDll0ulE, 10r-
nlerly ln tho polllntoM Department Of Agrl-
culture, llas app!Icd for lctters.patent for n
nov mot!9 OF tastcnIng lettvrs, which. lte
claims will rullllcr It impossible to tnnirpr
with them uDless tiny nro torn to pieces.
Tho doviu9 consists In i peculiar 1llaliner OF
rlyatlK them lnAtoAd 1f! sealing tlonl. lie
Is having thu MINcltlnery tor lMnklnK lils ylyet-
it.E inacl,a !llanl!tauturs;l ~ Hostoil. a'nl as
future ct sls .atalt INSTRUMENT lures !
, 1881-08-25
LABOR AND CAPITAL.



CINCINNATI. o., Aug. ai.-Tlto conpusitnrs
OH the three English morning papers of this
city succeeded iii obtaining raise IL, their
wages. Several tlays ago tic Typographical
Union demanded Of tho Enquirer and Ga-
prize tG composition 10 Increased from ii5 to
5u cents per thousand. Tho papc1R refused,
hut tt'dny compromised BY agreeing To pny
rs cents. ,ttDon hearlng Of thlx aetton tic
Ebmforciai, which !s not q Union offce,
Immediately advanced Its price from 81 to
10 cents. ~ &. -.
1IOCKrNG VALLEY. cOAL-M1SERs.
CoIAlsinus, o., Aug. @I.-Dclegntes repre-
setftlng MI tho coa1-In1ncrs In the Hooking
Valley will hold, a meeting next Friday at
Logan to consider the proprioty Of lta,,g.l-
rnti'lg strike In case the operators refuse to
ndynJlce tho prlce for mining from 10 to 10
cents per tUis ,Many",nlilers ~ Instructed
to Insist npo,l tlle proposed Increase. Tho
1nall1 question, Xlll hl whether the strike
shNIl occur Sept, / Or Oct. ].
, 1881-08-25

TonoA1o. A,!g. MA new SEMINARY Of
learning has peeil Incorporate for ths.tliRilhr
religious education ut tlle ltoulan Catholic
clergy Ut tie Dlocess OF Toronto, twill he
known ~ the Ren,inary ofBt.: Mary and Ut.
JoIin tie Evangelist and will 10 under thu
, 1881-08-25
POLITICAL.
NEW. YORK aREnvnACKER

NEW; fon1i GREESHACKERs
ELs1lnA, n. y, any. aA.-'rhe Greenback
Stat,, Conyn,tin,i reusso,nbjcu Mt n'c,nclr.
AZ f,,intn,, F"r1,,,s1, ~" T.,,n,,'r,r, s,,,ar''
Aa!. V'nla ~ 4o..n''' .,' NV o''"l.
hhll, pses'!'ns. I!e rail o1 aeiesotes "its
submitted hy the Coin'nlttep hn Credentials.
I'm ntfo,nnt IN .nl,p t,o t.,,,,,,orurv nrrnnt2a,
Inn ,"r,,,,,snt ;rI," nf1"rt ,voa ,,af"n,".,
Ini psI'ua'st. @ !ne eM.t, VIZ uesenaea
it,"otc. The committee to report permanent
officers tlou rotirut,
a r.snIu.to,t ,vns n,tn,tpd av,rpoth,xt,,,
Ill '.'. W. ., ou" .. "p"''1.*"'s
WIN mn Fles,"snt, MehonnslhR lno aet hl
the assassin, AMI declaring 1t tue result Of tho
spoils system.
f,tutnn ,urhus,, ,yoa finn ol,ns.,, ,,or,no.
.,,',,.,,.., .,, ~. s" .''9son p''" INV"
1ct,t ~, ~.'Ittn'n''' "t'u 4eeess WIS &Ahet'
The following Ticket wis nominated tl'in1it-
molls'y, With o,Io or two exceptions: Sccrf-
tary' VI Statc. Eplcitus liows; Controller. ]
iii, I1nn,,.r. Attnrnov.f:m,nr,, I,n',ut. :,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

Jail, Southwark connects a. Charlottesville,
With Chee. 8 Ohio Il. T., Kast and West At
L7nchburg, connects With Norfolk & West
arn K. T., through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville New Orleans Memphis. Little Rock
and Te1Gs--snd at Dsnville with Richmond Is
Denyil!e 2. T., to South snd Southwest.
Express Southwark connects st Dsnville for
oil points South. East and South.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave A..
exsni7ia daily. except Sunday, al 9. m. and
II Is 0. M, and returning STRIVE at Alexandria
FOR MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
CAD .. N, snd Alexandria % .. NJ, daily
except Sunday, arrive at Strashnrgat IL 05 pm.
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. Leave Strssbulg l 50 p. H., arriving st
Alexandria a. s IS p. M.
slIXRD TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
ISION losves Alexandria daily, except Sun.
day, ct G6 a. NJ, arriving at Strssburg at o.
% M, and returning leaves Strsshurg At 8 10
q. M, arriving in Alexandria at 8 C5 r. m.
70. Middleburg, only connection at Plains
station,
For Urpsrville, regular connection ut Della.
FOR WATERMELON. leave Washington E,
G 41 aud II 20 a. z. daily.
all t:sins :nske good connections. st Wash.
inaton. to anc from North and West.
rs Atlanta sleeper leaves Washington nj
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Ca, without change, on 10 ~
p. N. train
MarkL Adjustable Chair Cars are run on Night
Train between Washington and Danville.
Through tickets very low to the South and
Southwest.
MERCER SLAUGHTER, G. T. A.
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<4>le&Elugullu.yjsIIa (ySaze1te
WEDNESDAY, EYsHlH9. DEC !.

We Wat MAsurAcTUaEs -Tbi, is en
ev:rsonq's ips 81 il j. CO t,uiA. U1deT tho
laws, a. t:l.y 49,, !! is absolutely necessary Tor
Gs to bs7e :han If lsxs ADD tsrtF3 vera
pai!c.ro. ND no txausi7s privileges axjs cd
tbrouahou. Tic Ua.eG Bea:4z, 20 wcui get
eloDg H!:tcu: 10 cries 1t Hc1id p5y 10 be :
ter to dsC1e,: Ger Industries 20 strictly serou-
iu:s' pGtsu%s, 10 which our soil End climate rro
5.s: adapted Ba! 1ade. tho .SiltF laas, VS.
Ale coG pellaG 10 ps5 tribute 20 rnO.her see
500; taG lx:.lsiFc p:isi! gsH az ali o.oca bs
Others hs. Ourselves nuT osa products have
10 "rIott ct!Gt,' 1hs'ovsr; eco al dlscciml5a-
liop9 .!a Il see ID f.v3r o! scIEabldy elsc sid
asa!ost u. Therefore sc must snrpiy eur cvs
Tao's Ia c!!r2 iLslsDc, shcIe !; is pcs,it!e. We
E,UH stcG ttl3 tvs:!as,!o. drain upon Csr
State, W. axe 40: sufficiently siop2 to sbFt-
gate tho rtiis. lsw; 90 fha s,n:u;e books s1G
We uust svsid Ihe cvs shich dlw from ;hsia
oY su2i!Si,g ou7av=s with everything to Whlph
tho law attaches n bGuoy. Nearly everything
that is DsoGfso uTsd 10 iae \ rih IS ''Drotes-
ed arG Tag this bJuaiy a!iaoned. Th7 great
obs:ecia uG;ct lies is To-. SA5 Z: tasi! n p:ov.
rlept 10 N.rgioia is tbs ISlk OF free c!litel to
ESTABLISH lnd maist.ia aay 70 sGcc.ss u2del-
taxing Of importance. Bu: o7tr:tsof h.: g
bPgtenjng and We RUS: begin ca SKA scale.
Culpper LrDoneat.
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Dasen'nE an'i S'ioDIasa az ssae fzsaasso
CLOSING.
Washington, .. G., and Northeastern nziis
6. H., II NJ and s and ! Is D. u.
Western nails 80 snd - =. r.,
Southern E2sils, vig Richmond, vs., 10 81 z.
z. ard 80 snc Is ,. II.
South and Southwestern na;i5. Wis Lrrch-
bug. Virgins, wsy and through mails, 90 C.
IN. sid 81 y. IN.
Manassas Division : 90 g. n.
Alexandria to Round Hill Va, SEQ =. =.
OPENING,
Nor.hs-r and Western IusilS via Washing
son, D: g., &c 8 m. Il II. snd & co ?. II.
Southern mails. vie Richmond, W., Z 50 6. 70
ard 90 @. 70.
Southwestern mails III. Lynchbp-G, Virgins,
Through ma!s} Including way Dlails on Midland
Railroad, 80 .. n.
Manassas Division 80 pm for Ioci: COX only.
Bound Hill TO AleShnGris, Va, 5 81 =. -.
Once Hours-Ofice opens st s 50 = e.: ant
closes At 7 90 ?. II.
Sunday EouEs--0llce opens =: & is r. H., sni
CLOSES a. 20 a. z.
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T. 90 i GREAT LOO =

T. % ! GREAT 1OO1
PENNsYLYANIA RoUTk
&c TaR NORTH, WEST 3 SOUTHWEST
STEEL Rails is S sPL ESbi6 sozNxE
EkHNIFICENT EQUIPMEEI.
November %, 1881.
,rIsinc iesce Washington from depot OF BAL.
TlMGRE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
aeE Of sizth snd 3 streets, IS fellows:
lG go g. m. deilv, except Sunday and zoo, loco
end 10 Is FIN dsiiy, with Pslace Cars. Linn.
ted Ezproaa of Pullman Psrlor Oars 9,30s.
An. daily, except Sunday. For Philsdelpha
end 10 80 q. m. daily, except Sunday. and
Chicago Limited EIp:ess S co q. M daily; for
fi:tsburs Fad West III 90 g. m. daily $50 p.
n. asjly, Si:h Palace Car to pittsburg.
For Csn&1daigua and the North, 8 w q. m.
Saturday, with Palace Oar &c Csnsndsigua.
@oT Wstki1s. 1890 >. m. daily except Sun
day
For Baltimore, a., soc. $50 and 1890 =. M,
EGO, 4 70, 44O. $40, $50, 10 90 and lois p. m.
On 10 sunday, $40 and 2oaoa m; 2.OO. $40, $50,
IL UJ gIC 10. 10 ?. IL.
Fer popa's Crock line, s ~ s. n. and 40 pm.
ds!iy, except Sunday.
fnr Aana2oiis 6 % e. Il. and A40 p. N. daily
except sunday.
LOCAL THAIN5.
FoS A,oxalG1is 81, 30, 3 70, and IL 80 q.
H., a2d 10, 5, 8 ~, g - snd II 80 IN. Sun.
day S: 6 81. ~, and IL 80 a. n. and 8 20 Pm.
I.a;ls leave Ale1sldris for Washington, 0.ur
s.e5. and 10 Z. Ia, and l 10, s, {, 7, 9(5
y. n. hnd y night.
On SuDGsy st S.v5, and 10 a. N. and I 90 and
8 Is 2. II.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Suantico and Richmond, will leave Als1ar.
tris AZ 6.50 anc IL u o. N. daily and 20 p.
n. dsily, except Sunday.
Fest mail, leaving at II II .. NJ. makes but two
Stops, ViE at Qusn.ico and Fredericksburg,
between alexandria and Richmond.
ficSess and Information can be procured 1t
principal railroad stations and ticket Offices
Southeast. j. T. WOOD,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
General Manager. now
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Holiday Goods.

We bsTa for This aoaSo1' trade orc o! thu most
c: !easiva stocks OF goods in OFF line ever hcoCe
10 this ely, which We cifar B; p;ces that csrEot
!aii 10 give satisfaction.
Our lino CT SASK SITS IL full end com 2lete,
aid We have them from small onas 1t S sn.s 20
lbs most elegant WORK STANDS.
Nothing can ba mora acceptable rs e. preeap:
thar aonla useful AGUSEHOLD ARTICLE,
Our stcck IL this lin 10 eou4 pIo:o.
JAPAN E&& GOODS, consisting in part Of
TRAYS Of ell sizes, GoTo snd cthor Gozse,
CTumb Trays sid Brushes OF EeR teaisaa El.o
=. iHrge lot Of Straw Toys al canis
WOODEN WALL pCCKErS, handsomely
decorated; choice selection OF Giio T9. Pot
Stands ard Vases; Match Boxes il swiss CARY.
ing and German Terra Gotta. snd a full line Of
Other goods too nunl srous to meLtiou. Wo wish
s!l 70 cal! and examine cur stick aud prices be-
fore purch ssirG e!aewhere. lis no trouble to
show our goods, end they Gro al mHrkcL u, plain
HJNTeS
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sxy AsHINeToN q OHIO RAILROAD
WRITER ARRANGEMENT,

ce&lHnlnS CctoDef 10, 1851.
The NAIL TRAIN will leave WASHINGTON
81 70 =. N. and Alexandria at 1926 .. m.
daily. excep; Sunday; pass Leesburg, going
westward, At II 80 e. N. and arrive ct Round
Hill St y 10 p N. Leave Bound Hill at II 80
p. H.; peas ]Ieesburg, gong eastward, at l 10
p' n, snd arrive at Alexandra at 3 IL p. n.
s1d 1t Washington at 8 80 p. m.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Warrington at 4 ID p. m. and Ale1and,is 8!
% p. m, daily, except Sunday, and arrive at
Leeaourg at a. T. m. Leave Leesbura Ut 6 OO
N. and arrive at Alexandria at 8 Is q. m,
and Washington at 90 D. m.
@ Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station ate 70 q. m. and 40
p. H., and go through withou. change of cal 8.
The 9.26 q. m. train from Alexandra and 1880
?. "a. train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with GOSHEkT' Daily Line Of
Coaches for Snickersville. Berryville and Win.
chester; also Redm.n's Line Of Coaches, which
Leave Lsesburg daily for Aide and Middle.
burg,
Both trains, westward, make close connections
st Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages for Pairi
fsx Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 sts Der mila
ANNA, tioketaa $50.
ocl4-a General Ticket Agent.
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The IDEAL COFFEE AND Ia POT Coffee
iG 81 lts purity, Strength ACC f,VUr. The CO.:
fee graio doca aot !orc'i tho slces CT baitcr 0!
tbs pot. hetcc the C.tac il nelt.eT black or
bitter. G:mp!a ani log in plicn. end r:coa =
mendcd tg thc hishcSi di<s.;;sii.5 aud beat
knowo re j.,a !u the IaoG. Err s.la cly 81
S-ASsBUAY & Bro.
E.n,rsi ainsa uars,
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GREET Success. s4cc .edrd at yes!e;
days sac!!2u sao 20 procure some Of Tt
cheapest goods egsT 5Toceh: 90 this tnc:ket
10 Ladies SID Gems T@, Button Kids. s.
cents pair: gaaule ar:c.s.
Gec2-lH l. EiCuB.EG
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THE SrSAEER
EXCELSIOR,

tGsrtviaG the q. 3 isaii}
viii i3s7n her wharf. foot Of Primes street, en-
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS ard SATUR-
pAfS 1t $50 O'Clock p. u, stopping 8.
PireS Point and Fgin: Loosou: going snd re-
.u:Dioa. Returning leaves Ncrto'k on WE'D.
N&SDAY3, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at
o'cicck .. II.
Beginning with Ais; i, 1881. Excursion tickets
viii &c Issued, good 70: TOUR days, as follows:
sirss elsss fare 20 Fortress Moalne and Nor
folk, s. CO; SirEs csss round trip. So co. Second
class esca TaJ, 5 So First.clHss fare to i'insy
Point and Poins Lockout. ST. So Filat Gloss
round tip, %; second clA:s. esch way, IS Cts.
ats.a.coa.5 81 Ncs!a IS eta.
aEOkoE MaiTIEHLY, Supt.
?. 7. SnGG, agent mh26
TAAaND & 9gAGlAED CoAsT1Na co
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LsiieG' Sacks. UIsegs. Dom 3Ss, acd Jack
cts were sold 1T avc,;on les tbaa St to u IL
them Up. @! which sc boCSh. ever 81 81
worth. AID wi. sell thcm at smaIl profit.
dec2-la |. EICnBERG.
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Steamers OF i:::z iiEa VII! run es fciloSs;
E3FS N&EESssM.

Stasnafs o. G.::5 !tEe VII! fEn ts fciIoTBi
E3Fs NShEEEJl.Ms
Connecting Nth aGEchsn!s and Miners Line
Tor S25;ap, stss,!a.
E:.a57N ZIP TEE GsBs
EVERY MGMDAE, WEDNESDAY and
FGIDAY, e.. % O'clock p.n,.: returning, les7e
Mo1foli1 o. alternate dsss q. I.G0 .. n.
This etaunch i1t'n G.ee n,er has Gst toen paint.
ell throughout, sister newly furnished and
ca-patei, ard Is the lsodsornect ia vel! as the
ssfs5! best o. tha foSorosa rive: slI chesapeake
bsy, End is :hs o1iF a:eaner making Gloss con-
nscs:on With taa NeE HGak eDa Boston steam
s.a also c27.acGts With iich noad steamers and
railroad !iac2 ccu:h. Stops q: HINET POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returoing.
Fo. the ial and wiatGr. commencing Oc!. 1t,
rsics OF fa:a viii b. ss follows:
First class fare 10 Fortress Monroe end Nor
folk s. 90; second c'sGa 81 80; fra. class faro to
tiEey Po;n. sad pcia. Lookout 81 SO; sccoad
elasa 49,.
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cassssCGg:hs::.

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7 - BONES DAHVic.i.:1 g'UIAUUQ in
& e s!ors ard Cor Es!. w.
4. ". &VEGy, 22G Kinges.
rgtHE BEST AEEQEEhH&T Or CHEAP
! and fancy Toi.e. AS i. tie 2!tg
&. ". AVIAN, 3.6 King l'reat
GMALL HAMS. HaUuLu:sH5 snd Break
- fsit Bacon received b.
Il. " AVERY, &c Hiog st
100 C:SE:; . ard s 10 GAnS TOMA.
AOS TOEA Just rSGsi7ed
oc!2l i. ". AVERY, 226 Ki2g It.
! 2 BHLe. FUES UA3 AP: u. Wa e.
1 - Gar wh;ch We guarantees 20 i,Ho? Pickles
Sold ty =, n. AVGhI,
2!6 King street
NEw IGEK FRESH ChUUE0 BUCX-
IN WHEAT FLOUR received . dsy; first
On tho marke! by T. ". ATiEJ,
2Zi hIlg street
pEIME NEW TONM sits GHGXSE
4 received b. & NE- A.T&EY,
2j0 King s;yeot.
r B3LS. CUCUAGAE HlUhb ks very
- choice received 81 Z, W. AYRRY,
225 M;ag street.