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Mail. E1preu.

Mail, Southwark, connects at Charlottesville
with Ches. q Ohio &. b., East and West Al
Lynehburg, connects with Norfolk & Wut
ern K: H., through Southwest Virginia, 10
HssnVlile, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rocs
and Te1as-and at Danville with Richmond +
Danvllle b. b., to South end Southwest.
Express southwark connects at Lharlottes
Vllle w. all points on Ches. q Ohio E. T., and
1T Danville Tor all points South. East and South
hlAED TRAINS for Main Line leave d.
s daily, except Sunday, SUua. m. and
II IL p. H., aud returning arrive at Ale1sndr,
IL III y NJ end IS p. III.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
III q. N. and Alexandria 7 t5s. M, daily,
except Sunday, arrive a. Strssbprg at IL rs D. a.,
connecting with the Valley Road Ess. and
West. Leave Strssburg 81 p. m, arriving st
Ale1andrls et b 80 D. N.
lSlON leaves Alexandria daily. except sun.
Cay, ut Gu =. H., striving at Strasburg 8! VI
" m, and returning leaves Strrsburk NJ 8 Is
H. M, arriving IN Alexandria at Z As p. m.
For hiddleourg, daily connection Al Pllni
station.
For Uppsrville, regular connection At Dell.
plane.
For WARRENToN, leave Washington
~ a. q. daily.
Passengers can leave Warrsnton at S@ sn
and take mixed trriA OF Junction and teich
Alexandria at II IL y N, in time to make a. s
r. train at II 81 IN for Washington, Baltimore
and New IurK.
All trains make good connections, ut Wuh.
lngton, to and from North and West
New Orlesns sleeper Leaves Washington a
III T. H.. running through without change
On Express train, leaving Washington at IL IL
p. M, Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
with extra charge only $I.OO, through "
Dsnvilie.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
ana Augusta, Ga, without change, on ~ Is
p. m. train.
Through tickets very low to the South and
Southwest.
MERCER SLAUGHTER. G. T. A.
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FANCY GOODS.

{ : LOVES ia Kid. Berlin, Lise Thread Silk
y and Lace, showing ell the newes: shades
for the sc*sun. also new ss. crlment Of Lace
tits Price Csc SOC, is. aud 81 10 per pair.
Corsets IL q | the loading stY!ee perfect in At
and finish. Prices Doc to So 20 Der par
Under~"sr- Special s;t.utioh l. Called to the
large sssUrlm2nt for Ladies' G4nt., his.t
Sys md lEiArts IN Gauz. Lisle Thread, t4os-
s:ln-r snd Summer Merino; also are libting
cs 0 c. as:ufluent Of L dies Unuergsrmarts
of every descrip;ol Chemisas, Drawers, Might
gowns, SEirIs 81.
L,nen snd Si;s Hsndkercbiof,- uspenders
ctsiaEy sa0"ng the tnrsI choice patterns hs
well a, he ls!i est E.sortDei. OF madium md
fntr qusllty. iobals lily sd2ing tie latest pat.
IorIs - on as they srs If rec for salo by the
n E. ut,ctpr"s
n OK HCttl nss Aufs, Skirts. Yolinss, But.
.pnS. SilEs CJLL"us sc
bcEitRs III swiss, hamburg, Nainsook Cors-
lu", Fernce!l., Waller ciaLnes Larguetoc
!oraLon, huesisu, Venise, CrJche., &c.
Sishlnle patsnt Bcson, Reinforced and
Sc!atch eniFt-, in lauudried Snd uuiauudred
Ioinrs .nl Ctf., ez5s II TO IS Gches. Prices
I2c 10, Z0c aud 25c
beimnhtrwa. she!lsnd and Saxony Wool
Zaphyr Ho,s.ed il ell Color, Silks Uerlv .ss, 6 C
NecEwcar--At ali times the collection viii
surg ell oLner nss"rtmeIts offered in the city
q I'm. display Of tl.ud7rt, the best scarf ever
m7ce Ter m.er; al.o 1orcian. F!e1or, l. udnce
irop'cai DE JUinviie, Lace End q cJmu,elt
line OF Fshcy Ties and Bows.
x A ~ A NTN
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aTEAM EBS.
EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOB
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
THESTEAMER
GEORGE LIE A RY

carrying the O. +, haiI)
VIII lesve her wharf. foot of Prince street, on
TUEHDAYS. THURSDAYS and SArUR.
DAYS ct $50 p No., stopping at Piney Point
and Point Lookout going aud returning. he.
turning leaves Norfolk on WEDNESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at4 oc ock D. ~
will be issued. govd for four day., as follows
FIRST elsss fire to Fortress Monroe and Nor
folk 81 Oh; First class round trip, So 80; Second
cls.s, each way, ST so; first class fare to tiney
Point snd Point Lookout. 81 so; Fisst.clss:
round trip, 60; Second class, each way, Is cts
Staterooms 81. Meals Is cts.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Supt
P. B. HOOE, agent mt26
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MORTON MARYE Clerk
Jonn IL, johnson, p q je9-W4 4

VlRGINIA: In the Clerks Office OF, hs Cor.
poralion Court Of III. city Of Alexandra.
on the I'd cay of June, 1881
w. lhur lay lor. trustee. plaintiff again.t J
l.. Ha@linF, Ell z,b-th Mcilhenny Mary
White, Jane TuILe William d. main, Ch.s,
Domain, Thomas keynsrd and Eliza 9eth his
wife. Oscar Demsin, William h. Eemsin,
Grace Domain, Lilly B. lem aim George i sge
and Jane MS wife and Mary g. johnson, de.
tandshts: In c1sncety.
Memo, The o. sct of this suit is to obtain 8
decree for the sale Of Certain piecs real estate
belonging TO the estste ofthe late Reuben John.
son ana Tor other purposes
The defendant. ane Turner, Charles Dem.is,
Thomas hey nard and Biz ,bslh his wife, Oscar
Gemaln, VIM II. .Deman, George Gage and
Jane Gsge bis villa not having entered their
appearance and given security ACCORDING
TO the act OF Assemb y, and the rules OF
this Court, and 1t appearing by affidavit that
they are not residents OF this State, it il Or
dered that the said defendant. appear here with.
In one month after due publication of this
order and do what is necessary to protect their
interests in this suit; and that copy of this Or
Ger be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Gu.
zette, newspaper published in the city of All.
e1sndrls, once week for four successive weeks
ard posted at the front door of the Court House
OF this city. A copy-test:
w hukIuN MARYB, Clerk.
w af'nur Taylor, je2-R4W
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81 TOE
CHANGE OF TIME,

CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Monday October 4:h, the
boats of the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
rs follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
90, 80, 8 30, 80, 10 80 and II so a M, and
II 80, 80, 2 80. so, 80, 80 and Is D. IN.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
80. 7 80, 8 80, 9 80, 10 80 and II 30 a. M, And
Il 81 l 81, 23O, 50, 4 30, 80 and BOP. m.
On Sunday the first trip from each end will be
at g 80 o. N.
my2 GEO. 4. PHILLIPS, Manager.
inland B SEABUAKD COASTlNG 90.
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NIRGINlA: At Rules held in the Clerks
v office of the Circuit Court of The city
Ct AleIandsis, oa the S!n day of June, 1881
Charles :. Taylor ST., comslsiuant, against
John St c. Brookes sdp.'r o: VIM. +. Dem
DIS, and in his own ii sht, W m. r. Brookes,
George u. Brookes, DOT q B Dsirg,rasld and
Rebeccs II. DsinVerfeld. bis Wi:p Chas Lsdd
snd Susan L. Ladd his WIFE. j. II .rris For bes
and Fannie L. For bes, hi, wife w. Il. Fo~le,
j. i. Beck ham and Carrie A. Beckham his
wife. Anna H. Fowle Fi.zhu1h Lee snd FL.
len Lee, his wife B. K. Fowl Geo y. Fowe,
Philip X. FoWls Charles s Taylor, ir., Ju-
liAn 7. Burke and ks,ber u. Burke, his wife,
Barbara Fowle. George A Fowie, Ellen
Fo~le, (!hese two beng inf:nts) Frank r.
Press:m a. II z.bstn U. Coitmsn, John U.
Dennis, Louis ,tseran ard Mary w Gran
nan, his wife, w j. Bowen aud Lucy J. Bowen,
his wife, Geo K. Dsan!. JAS. u. Dennis, 4.
j.. Pits George Pitts. Barton Pitts. Spencsr
Pltts, Maria Pitts Henry e Dennis Frsok II.
tennis, = De! nis. Kdw w. Dennis and
Henry Page and Virginia U. Page his wife, de-
feEdauts. In chsncery.
Memo. The object OF this suit j. to procure q
decree Tor the sale CT the real estate OF which
William +. DannIs Gi d seized and possessed to
psy allowed debts against sail dec apdent
The defendants j. Harris Forbes and Faunio
l.. Forbes, his vita Charles Laid and Susaa l.
Laid. his vile, Frsnk +. Freshman, Eliza
U. Couman, VIM. Bowen and Lucy j Bow
en-, his wife, Lewis Grsnnsn AID Mary Gran.
uan, bis wife, George U. Dtnsis, James Pitts
AMI Baton riLss, not having enter their ap-
pearance snd given security according to the act
OF Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and It appearing by Oh affidavit that they are moi
reslden!s OF this State it Is ordered that tho saa
defendants appear here within one month after
due publication OF this ORDER and do what 10
necessary TO protect tueir interest in this suit
and tAas copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Ale1andris Gszstte, newspaper
pu ed in the city OF AeEandris. once q week
for four successive weeks and posted at the
front door of the Court House Of this city.
Copy, test:
MORTON MARYE Clerk.
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SUS5diE Err RESdbStTs.
NtkSEY SPkINtS
" SHENANDOAH CO., VA.
Sh UhL II MULLIN, Pfopristol

NEkNEY rPklNGS.
" SHENANDOAH CO., VA.
SAMUEL N. hULLIN, Proprietor.
pPEN ~ NE lUtn.
This large ana da;ightfuI summer r. sort stu.
atsd among the ncuntslns OF The Valley OF vir-
rinls, Oily II miles away from Baltimore and
ohio II Is at Mount Jackson. From this point
Passengers leave for the Springs, being convey ed
IN ergant Park Wsgoneite over splendid
mountain rCsd, arriving Ia time for early tea.
psnies. send for ismpnlet
j Il. CHANCELLOR. Res Ply. myl7-lm
fNAPON SPRINGS AND BATH, (sLKA.
COUrTY, Whor VIRGINIA, Also Chaly.
bente Waters, rich in Iron, and o fue Wh,.e
Sulphur spring in the Eex borhoCd. Open on
Juae Isl 10 as ate ia October SIS the company
VII! Justify. unequal Ell by any mineral walers
IN N erica for The cure Of acid dyspep.is, kid
rey rnd bladder troubles. ulelil ailments, aout,
diseases Of The skin, cstsrih sfactions rheu.
uintlsm and functional h 3srt troubles 1T Is
EN- UN FAILING SOLVENT OF Cal.
GU Ii. These waters have proved Ct great value
| IN mary other diseases, but can be- moro conf
IDENTIFY roiied the above ramed than hGy
oihsr mineral springs in this country. I gusr.
| attic cute If curshls by mineral waters. The
bnihs-Lot, cold AUG shOwer-ire uneG ceiied auy.
whers The new and elegant swimming pool of
alkaline water, lac largest in lha United states
!! moi IL ioe word. Is especially attractive.
Ga5- No sator or better pscs tor ladies' or cnlld.
rem to learn VI swim. Plenty To fll III air stom-
sch End neIO lets to rest them on. Bnst mount.
! Ain road srsiLI.; one hundred dollars to the
ma e sxpeaGed upon tntin ,LI. e,,tlns. ILe air
=. tais eoTated region is pure and delicious.
CaLon bong Le2rer TO ALI the citcg north Of the
Po!umsc .h,n sny OF the VIrfinia springs OF
note BY an average of s huatred snd fly miles,
| claims large patronage on lhat score. For
pleasure or health the trSvoler need not 20
tnr'her Board, by the month, Sl2, $40 sDd
So according to Location. Send Tor psmph els
Giiecl, CT c.ll On w S. THOMPSON, 7J3 l5tu
:: Washington, d. @. for pamphlets aud water.
Fine music. god boating, fsal-g aud hunting
i ao:sou; good livery. W. b. SALE.
nylG-ln Proprietor.
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(5azette
FRIDAY Ern9l.&a, JUNEl 10

VINO FlssT DISCOVERED AMERICA Some
years g an cmiuaat 70 lq IaTiaD. Pfot R.fo.
publi-Lod box showing nat TIC N1f hnen,
Or Scandlosr uadouolt d.y visited he sh .r.s
OF Nof!h AncIlc. SO u: tbe ytsr 1000 abd
that they probably catered N.rregausett Bay.
ms sugge5rt: 10 s~ma American so;iqlsfla. S
that the cli tower q. n wpyIt, r. | , mis
have beer "rtcIeG bY ,iIJre ha,dg advao,urcrs.
C0tslGeIatls ICES Sa, ialJ upJn ttl4, lupled
vi TIE fac, 'LBt aoUu; O thousand
years ago ths. y n.hmcn. settled lc,snd
sud Is Oan tGa! c)i0ry uss scuL tf,iu
tGera 10 GfyeLlaad, HhIe Il glsuco at luc
map VII sE0A tnat tbe ais Atcs f.ou there &c
Inc North American c1sst Is uGt 50 prcst. thst
IL could Itv ca-!.y b.cn Ie:cEe ed b. these err /,
foVers. Ii Is rI-o recorded 10 the y Irse ire i
ti2hs hat The N5r:i meu 10 salog Wrst &c u.
ely arrived a. ) no u0uy :, yoCd Gteeuls0J.
lie Nos Tar awe dec Dsd mid cline 10
TIE Gun y tjcy visited, ,od n.criron hayirg
ftuud vi q eEtp,s, siIci Is houeh 10 refer to
hhUde Lizard iteie Deilg plenty OF taos.
trap.s % the !siaJfs 10 tho h9ib3r or
TO N2va ScoH-, ~hcra he c.iUsJe sud
1fuls are siluh:r 10 those iuc;her Souh
There have alsj te3n found 40 iGscr,pticn
on rock, Dee; ID ytlun Ms. which VS.
ooce behaved rsvrsIei WJ,,!s IL the Nosss
laGgusR" AID he 0Tas breast plate. whca
vas dus up e. In uvrr. NJ 49,. aud i, 5
thought tbs u'snt he the r III slas # n Use
Vlk'Gg. L. slow Tr,to Ills SIX l,,g0 10
ArmoF" ai!Ju isis rr.ic The 6suge t Nialgad,
or Nl0e!gDd. VAS givau 20 me cuuur,y visited.
Nesry all be MS OrI!as Ueb.l9u ,hcae earl
er disc rles, SD speak If ne voyages OF
hie ~ uree"'aat, a22 ,hc tr.titous ~t.ic:
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BAILHOADR.
]
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1881 5 | GREAT 1881
To THE NoRTA, VEST 3 SOUTHWEST
STEEL RAILS. SPLENDID sOENSn
kAGNIFICENT sQUIPMENi.
Nay 18Th, 1881.
T:AIns leave Washington from depot Of BAL.
T1MORE g. POTOMAC RAILROAD co,,
;, ne1 Of Sixth and 3 stl Sets IS follows: '"'
For Philadelp bia, New York snd the East. and
10 80 am. daily, except Sunday. snd zoo 10 H n
and IL 10 p. n daily, with Palace Cars. Lin
tied .a1press of Pullman Parlor Cars SD,
am. daily. except Sunday, For Philsdelph.
and 10 90 a. N. daily, except Sunday, and
OO. A., 10 snd 10 ID D. M. daily.
For Plttsburg and the West 8.UU q. NJ, with
Parlor car to Plttsburg and Sleeping car to
! Pt it, ind Chieaeo les3 a. m; dAiiy
For Csnsndsigus and the North, 800 a m
except Sunday and $50 p. m. daily, sIcent
Saturday, with Palace Car ~. CansndsiSps
For Watkins, 1880 ., m. daily except Sun.
day.
For baltimore, ~, 500. $50 and 1880 {. m ,
200, 4 ~, 40. $40, $50, 10 co and 10. Is D. ~
or sunday $40 and lO.SU s.n; 2.CO. ., AZ, 80,
~ W and 10 10 p: m.
For ropes Creek Line 6 AZ .. m. and 40 pm.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, ~ q. N. and 40 p. N. dsllY
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandra 7UO. I ~, $40. and Ii 80 8,
NJ, and 70. s, + ~, a1d IL 50 p. m. Sun.
day st GU, 9 ~, and II 80 q. M and 90, m
Trains leave Ale1andris for w Washington, bIN
sos, snd 10 .. ID, aud II ~. 3. S, I, sid
p m. snd Y night.
On Sunday Al e.e5. And los. m. and 90 and
8 IL p. N.
TAKOUGH TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH, Vi,
Quantico and Richmond, will leave Ale1sn.
dria St 1920 and IL II =. m. daily and ~ Q,
NJ ds,ly, except sunday.
Fast mail, leaving at II y =. M, makes but one
stop, viz: 81 QuanticO, between AleIandrl,
aud Richmond
Tickets xnd information can be procured 4
princip railroad stations and ticket office
Southeast. j. <. WOOD,
Gen'l. Passenger hgen,
| FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. myl8
a. 1RG MA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHk - RAHR0TJh Presitent
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II OF E.
POTOMAC FERRY co.'s. STEAMERS

FOTG.udC FERRY co.'s. STEd.HERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON TaE POTOMAC RIVER
On and after Sunday, July 18th.
Will leave ns follows:
Steamer T V. ARROWSMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf, foot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and II UKS-
DAY, at 80 8. N, for Leonardtown ard all
intermediate landings
Steamer MYSTIC leaves EVERY MON.
DAY, WEDN ESDAI and FRIDAY, at 80
-. M, for Nomni and intermediate l.ndings
GEO. b. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
j. 3 PADGETT. agent jyi7
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Steamers Of this line will run ss follows;
FOR NORFOLK.

Steamers Of this line will run ss follows;
FOR NORFOLK,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for BoetoD, steamer
L-sU Y OF THE EAEB
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 6 co O. clock p.m.; returning leave
Norfolk on sltsrnste days at 400 Q. m.
This stsunch iron steamer has just been paint
ed throughout, staterooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, and is the handsomest as well Is the
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only steamer making close con-
necton with the New York and Boston stesm-
ersi also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines eouth. Stops At PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning May let, 1851, excursion tickets,
good for Tour dsys, will be Issued az follows -
Firsscisss round Trip to IT. Monroe and Norfolk
S3 -; first class fare TO Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk s2; second class each way 81 So; frat
class fare to Fiuey Point and Point Lookout
s 50; FIRST class rouad TRIO to Pney Point and
Point Lookout 81 81; second class each wa2 75c.
Slsserooms 81; meals 75e.
FOR kEW YORK.
sTEA.rERs q. @. H1VIGNT and J0RS
GIBSUyf
EVERY FRIDAY, at II No.; and returning,
Leave New YORK, fron pior Al, East river, EV-
HN i S-AA ~ AsOA y CtOCh y, ID.
The steamers OF this company make connec-
tons st Norfolk for BOstoc and ell points East
NJ New York with all pc:nts West and North,
west, and 81 Alsxandris with virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further lnformallor
apply to r. A. REED Agent
~ Janney's wharf.
l4lb + street,
sep N-tt Washington, D. O.
fra OLYDE'S STEAM LINE WEEK
sEegs2 LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROvr-
DENCB AND BOSTON.
Steam ers leave Alexandra EVERY TIES,
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
URDAY.
This line connects at Alexandra with tho n
a. & n. and W & D. 4. Rs., xnd at Philadoi.
phis with Ulydes regular Steamship, for F.ii
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care.
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer In Philsdelphis. and
wharfage In Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through rates and through BILLS
OF lading given. Insurance at the lowest rates.
Agents:
y. A. REED, Alexandria.
WEN: CLYDE & CO., Philadelphi ia.
JOHNSON & CO., Wash. & Georgtn
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s3cs5k aisas scan.

1 !oAE
~ COAL.
We invite the attention Of dealers and con.
uu'ers to cur large stock of CAREFULLY
PREPAkED COAL OF the following varieties
LikEE'S VALLEY,
LCkSkkRY and
SHAAOKIN BED ASH,
WHITE ASH Gree burning and hsrd) OF
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut sizes
Also GkOkGES UREEK, UUMBEkLAND
And KAN VIA SPLINT, from West We.
Making Coal g specially, Wa sim to keep only
ha HiGh Est GRADES, and having two large
Storage Ysrds, esch variety ia kept separate,
and Is especially prepared for family use
Yards h0orGd. and al Coal sent out WELL
SCREEN I'D AND FREE FROM lHPUKI-
TIES,
Oehors, families public institutions snd man
afacLorieS supplied at lowest market rate-pur
!cC Of 2E>U os. T. j. MEhAFFEY & CO.,
feb ! Whs:i and ards foot CT Queen ct
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seRk!63S. CEsEssse'AE.a go.
Macon, Ga March 81 $50


From hovirg been irtirnate with thn pIuurie.
tors Of SwifPs Syuhihtlc Specific" | hsre
known much IF itF .I:s- u lecture hrL usa TdcTe
are man in ihs community VITO were vjc.i e IL
early iifs t" Syphilis: md VITO hive taken tt"
,. :. :. ed cinr, ard .re now to Al srrn-r.
snces snd IN tEe>r own b"i,f ne free from tint
OF disease rs the first msn fe n from The Ia, d.
# Ills Maker. i'"cccy forhGs thtr ;uh.r II
c 'mmendHt'"ns. bat IN slowed IL refer the
SEeptic 1riratey to those who y i'll endorse eve.
Iythi"R thot ca'. 20 81 IL lis favor. B"ing PC
'essIcnsly mUcl Opposed to rec ,mnenCir sc
ccet remeiics / is with he.jthli"r | stt.c M
hsnie !" this sr,ic'e out know arhcrcoI sJcak
when say our sc'e ca ha- LOT n,..lc pat, c i,
combination rquai to 'SwIi's fynhl.i,ic : ecii
lc" for the lurpOse iGtiCn:rd
II /. HAssEs BURG Pm. q.
THE SWIFT SPaNiFly GUlrNSY Pro.
prietur., ati>ntu. ia
Sold by K. :. Lsa!bestar & Bro. Call for a
copy OF y ounl M'u'a Fria.d +"
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FRANK THOMSON
General Manager,

a. lRG MIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN 3. BARBOUR, President.
On and after SUNDAY, Msy Is, 1851, Pa.
senger trains will run IS follows.
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FOR kEW YORK.
sTE5.nERS n. G. KING NTaJfD JORn
GlBSsS.f

EVERY FRIDAY. At II No.; and returning
Ely SATURDAY, at O'Clock g. m.
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rUtary IA Jilc.
Virginia: Corporation Court OF the city Of
Alexandra, CLERKS Office april 221, 1881.
This certificate Of limited partnership Was pre-
senIed ind having been ackno wledged before
Notary Public admitted to record.
Teste MORTON MARYE, Clerk
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-22
= - ~
An Investigation Called For.
WGshirteton stGn


1t is not impossible that the recently ex-
posed Irregularities of an operator in the
Cincinnati telegraph Office may lead to
other damaging revelations, not in regard
to that Office alone, but affecting the gen
eral management of the company and its
relations with the public. The eulprit
alleged, when charged with his offense, that
others in the Office were as guilty as he in
the same respects, and he intimated farther
that he bad documents in his possession
which would cause other hearts to ache, or
words to that effect, limiting pretty broadly
at the same time that some of the
Others were much higher In place
than be. Following these demoralizIng
insinuStions, comes a leading LAWYER Of
Cincinnati, who charges that "the whole
concern is rotten" and cites as proof of his
allegations the confessed fact that private
dispatches Of customers are sometimes for
wsrded to the managers Of the
company for their information
and such action as they may think fit
in view of their contents. This, he main
tains, and anybody, we suppose, will admit
is q gross abuse of trust, since the patronage
OF telegraph iines IS based solely on the
theory that the contents of communications
once entrusted TO them for transmission
are never divulged to any other persons
than those to whom they may be directed.
several times made a brave show
of virtue by refusing, or affecting to
refuse. to disclose the contents Of
certain messages to Congressional
committees and other like bodies. In this
course 1t clearly had the moral support of
the whole country; but II it shall now be
established that this display of honor on
behalf of it's customers was only hollow
mockery, that fact must IN time tell largely
In the falling of of business. U1less the
inviolabilitY of the telegraph Is as we'll as
suFed as that of the mails, the public win
have very little use for It except In connec-
tion with the most inconsequential routine
affairs. 1t Is important, therefore, as well
as In the interest Of the company iisaif as OF
gHrated at Cincinnati shall 90 on u0til the
whole matter Is probed to the bottom, and
the truth or falHIty Of the charges aud In
situations eonelueiYelY established.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-22
The New YORK stock Market.

NEW YORK, November 21.-The stock
market was irregular at the opening, but
was in the main firm. In the early dealings,
however, speculation became heavy, and q
decline OF = to l % per cent. took place, in
which Missouri Pacific, Kansas and Texas,
New Jersey Central, Texas Pacific,
St. Paul, Colorado Coal, Louisville
and Nashville and Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western were most
prominent. Towards Gocn a slightly frmer
tone prevailed. and there was recovery
of d to 11s per cent, the latter in
Missouri Pacific, but during the af
ternoon the market became feverish
aud continued unsettled up to the close, the
fluctuations being as rule confined within
rather narrow limits. The closing figures,
compared with those of Saturday, showed
general decline Of d to l per cent, but
Hannibal and st. Joe preferred, Nashville
and Chattanooga, and Richmond and Dan
Vile are per cent, and St. Louis and San
Francisco preferred u per cent. higher
Oregon Navigation sold up per cent. early
in the dav, reacted 4 and rallied 2L per
cent. Louisville and New Albany rose AZ
and reacted u per cent. Sales aggregated
476 663 shares.