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Vessels Expected at Honolulu. from Foreign
Ports,


Ports.
iaw hk kalc, Rothfns London, due II rackfcld 4 Co.
Agents ~
Am bk Cheshire. Bachelor, New York over dine
Castle Cooke, Agents
Hrt ship CITY ot bombay Lowell, Glasgow due August
80 lu-lh, q w Mncfarlanc S Go. Agents
br't hk suffolk, Hyford London, due Aug $3.50 Brew.
er a Go, Agents
Brit hk ohoron, Harvey, Liverpool to sail April c5
u II Davies, Agent,
brit bk ulongabcr, McGhcc Liverpool, due Sept 10
JTWntcrhouso, Agent
GERS iosuoria, Peterson, Whampoa, due II linckfcld
n Co, Agents
Am bk Jenny Pitts, sicvcr Port Gamble due July BIO
. III hacktcld n Co, Agents.
Hhw hk lolani Garrcs, Bremen due, Oct e5-n II nck
field N Co, Agents
blk Birch Grove ---, from Newcastle N ~
wilder X Co, Agents ~
Am blk Fcrti- Thompson Potter New York londinr
May H. Castle ~ Cooke. Agents
Am hk Ceylun, IIallutt, Boston nndIny Mny 10 I,
Brewer n Co, Agents
Am bktnc Jane \. falkinburg Hubbard San Fran
cisco, due July 10
Am bk Henry buck Davis, Drpnrturc nny In,dinv
. june Is, Allen n Robinson Agents
Royal Yacht Wandcrcr,---Tahlti, due In all june
i. NJ. ;. :. City Of New York, Scahury, sydney duc
July !, II. Hackfed n Go, Agents
T. NJ, y y, australia, Cargill, san Francisco due July
y. H. lncktcld Co Agents
btlt snip SIR lnncclotte, - Glasgow, to sail In June
q. w Macfnrlanc ~ Co, Agents
Am bEine W u Irwin, Douglass, san Francisco. w q
Irwin n Co, Agents, duo July $40
An sen SADIE Caller Larsen, san Francisco loading
June ib ---AVonts
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lFrom ne sydasy Daily Telegraph, June ~. 1851
The walthani Watch Company have been awarded the
only gold medal given for watches the sydney Inter
national Exhibition and are the only exhibitor. in any
class from the United States who have received this
distinctive recognition.
~. NcINERNY.
Sole Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
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DIED.

wES1aAt the residence of his brother. In Cnwkcr
city, Kansas, the tlh Of April. 1881 Captain
Jo.rrn WEsr, Tho deceased was for mnny years
resident of Honolulu, and popular commander Ia our
cUastinv ncct
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moro than three centuries old, thus Pope

morc than three centuries old, thus Pope
writes:
so Luther thoorht the ratcr no-,ct long
When doomed tp sny HE heads aud cvonsonrl
nut having cast his cowl and lrrt those laws
Adds o. tnnttr prayer the povotaud glory tlausc."
Some Of the now readings appear to bc
questionable NJ 10 tnstc ns (c ~ an
thuri2cd version ST. Matthew NV, V. II
His disciples cnmo and took mp the
body and buried it, Is nR reversed, took
up the corpse and buried Him.
In the parable of the lnborcrn in the
vineyard, the old word "pcnny " (dcnnrion)
is retained, so also in thnt Of the cruel
follow servant, the word "pcncc" stands,
and "pcnny" in the narrative concerning
Cnanrs tribute money, Show mo n
penny In the Lords Prayer, ms given
10y st. Luke, the revised edition opens
thus Father, hnllowcd be- thy namc,"
with marginal reading. Mnny ancient
authorities read "Our Father which art
IN heaven" Ne In st. John, from v 53,
Chap VII TO the end Of " II Chap yu. IL
III brackets, with the note in the margin,
Most of the ancient authorities omit
Uhis) those which contain il vary worry
"much from each other" The last twelve
verses Of the Gospel Of ST. Mark have tho
marginal note, "Tho two oldest Greek
manuscripts, and some other authorities
Olnli from V. To the cnd. some other
authorities have n different ending to the
Gospel We have had, as we said in
sufficient time, and We do not pretend TO
bc Greek scholars, but on the whole prefer
the old edition TO the now. The latter has II
tnsto OF unnecessary podantry, while the
Former must still retain its place ns n
mnstor piece OF good nervous English.
We hope to return to this subject ngain
We have not looked into the books Of tho
Epistlc writer, Acts of the Apostles or tho
Book of Revelation of st. John the
Divine but only the Gospels and those by
merely cursory inspection
One other matter attracts attention Tho
proprietors of the "Scasidc Library" pub.
lish this work Mt 20 cents per double mum
bcr, I. O. the gospels take one double mum
bcr, the book OF the Acts of the Apostles,
the Epistlcs, and Revelations another
double number. Each il advertised Mt 20
cents copy Tho church dignitaries,
scholars, thcologians, who were employed
on this work are not ns II rule, by any
means rich men, who could give their time
and talents for nothing; they were ut work
for nigh eleven years Who pays the OK
ponscs Not those who sell twenty cent
copies. Libraries have been ransackcd,
manuscripts collated, texts compared, and
the result published in America at 40
cents for the two double numbers How ?
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HORN.
M MARRIED.

At Laupahochoc, Hawaii, on the ihth. inst, ~ n
wiiu Of ID. &. u. Gfcounuld, u Hun.
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~ waan Isiands-In Probate. Isapa of oanu.
Hawaiian lslands, 50 In the matter Of the Estate lf
MARIA TATE, OF Honolulu. late dec eased order ap-
pointing time Tor probate of viii aud directing pubca
ton of notice Of the sanle.
document parportng 10 be the Last will and
te-tament of Maria Tate, lats OF Honolulu
having on the .ird day of Jane. A. ID. 1881 been
presented 20 said Probate Court and petition for he
Probate hereof. and for the Issuance OF letters G
sdmini,traiion w,h the will annexed 10 Hannah Tate.
II Is hereby ordered. thai TUESDAY, the twelfth
day OF July. A. ID. issi ~ 10 o'clock, A. n of said
day, al the Court Room OF said Court Alolani Hale
In Honolulu be- and the hereby appointed the
time for proving said will and hearing said applet etion
when aud where any person Interested may appear
and contest hs -aid Will and the granting OF letters Of
administration with will annsxed'
l. further ordered. that notice thereof be given by
Publieaiion for three successive weeks 10 the ssruf
day Pres. and !" "kuokoS" newspapers printed and
Dated Hoasiuiu, II. L, june sard, 1881.
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
,,, Justice II the supreme Court.
g ~ C.@lk
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Srrn,ME C"Iwr OF rHK mAw,IIAN

- Islands. In Probate In the matter OF the Estate
OF WILLIAM BROMLEY BARNES, late OF Honolulu
On reading and nling the petition aud accounts Of
samuel Damon, Executor Of the VIII Of VIM; Bron-
ley Barnes, late OF Unolulu deceased wherein he asks
To be allowed Sst3, aud charges himself with 5000 "a
and aks that the same may be examined and approved
and that hhai ofiri may he made OF dstribliOn OF
The properly remaining In his hands the persons
thereto entitled, aud disehargng him and his surotle-
from all fnrther responsibility as such Executor
u Is ordered, that WEDNESDAY. the 3RD DAY OF
AUGUST, A. ID: 1881, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ before the
said Justice, at Chambers Ia the Court House at Homo
lulu be aud the same hereby Is appointed the time
and place for hearing ss!d petition and aceonnis aud
thas all pef-ons Interested may then and there appear
anu show cause, II any they have why the shou
not be granted aud may present evidence who
entitled the said property Aud that this order In
the English end Hawaiian languages, be published in
the Saturday Press" and I" kuokoA' newspapers
printed aud published IN Honolulu three
weeks previous to the time therein appointed said
hearing.
Dated at Honolulu II. l., this sslh day OF June A. D.
1881 H. Mcl'ifli,Y "
Attest Jnstice OF the supreme Court
Jso Il. BARNARD Clerk OF SUP Court a 81
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CUPREME COURT-IN BANK-

~ RuPTCY. In the matter OF II. l.. CHASE, bank
rupt Third notice OF meeting for choice of Assieneer
WHEREAS, the Creditors have failed to attend the
meeting for choice Of Assignees In the matter which
was sct Tor Thursday the I'D inst, al 10 O'Clock;
Now TnEEEFonE, notice IL hereby given that meet.
Ing of the Creditors Of said Estate who have proved
deDts to the amount OF Sl against said Estnte
will be held at the Clerks Office the Supreme Court
NJ Aliioani Hale In Honolulu, on TUESDAY the 18th
day OF July A. ID. 1851 ut 10 o'clock A. NJ for the plr.
pose OF eleeting Assgnees Of said Bankrupts Estate
pursuant To the statute. A ROSA, Deputy Clerk
Honolulu July l. 1881 D N
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StrNEM GDuHr-IN HAN Rl Prey. IN
- the matter OF l.. u. KERR. an alleged bankrupt
Notice for proof OF claims.
l.. b. KERR. tailor of Honolulu. having been adjudi-
Gated bankrupt at hearing before Mr. Justice udd
on the eth June lssl IL ordered that notice be
given iohe Creditors of sad bankrupt to present their
claims 10. proof aud that the same be published in
SATURDAY PRESS for three consecutive weeks.
Now TnEnEroRE, notice is hereby given that FRI.
DA the 10th day OF Juy, A. ID. 1881 ut 10 o'clock A.
NJ at the Court Room OF Aliiolani Hale In Honolulu
be the time and place for all such Creditors appear
and proved snid claims. by the Court. A. RJsA,
uonOlnln. Juno -. 1851. "a 30 pennly Clcrk
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MEETING NOTICE.

THE REGULAR MEETING OF
the Library and Reading Room Association viii
takc pdco tuB Saturday evening, July 2nd, at 7;3D
O'Clock.
tI II H. A. PARMELEE Sec'y
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CHH!.I.r,NQn,HiA EXTRA \ Ess nEET
~ 'sis ~ >"' ga r''k' csiItSs'is % ~ SSss.
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FUR NEW Y0EN.
E6:E.1ST:-si6S q. c. xvi EgrG.Fs, yS E.<1
GERSt5Sr
EVERY FRIDAY, AZ Y u.; and returning,
leave New York, I-o@i pier II, Est river. NV.
ERY SATURDAY Y, vt 4 o clock q. n
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D&UG@. CgGEMsEas.a, ez%.

Perry Ga, April "a 1879.
have wstchai The use Of the medicine now
known as "Swfts Syuhiilitic SpeciG3" over fifty
ycsrs, end have never hesrd of failure to cure
wncu properly taken. crm encpd the use OF
It on my SLAVES between 1850 and 1865 IS slao
did number of my ieighbors. snd in every
case that csma within my knowledge it effected q
cure. In 1885 Geo Walker, bought at auction
a SLGre not warranted After tho pnIcHssr it
WIS discovered that he had bsd Syphilis for
twelve years His head was without Fair on
il. He treated him with this remedy, and in
four weeks he was sonnd and we'll aid in short
tina had rs fHe he'd Of hair rs was ever
owned By a negro. He o3red this slave many
years, snd be never had any return CT the dis.
ease, Cor los! days Wort.
H L. DENNARD
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro.
prie!ors, Atlantis, Gs.
Sold Dy 4 :. Lesd heater s. Bro.
Call FOR copy Of y ouGg AtcD'F Friend"
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4 LONG SPEECu q III en- Der Of tie bar OF T @
OF the Eastern States WIS noted for possessing all
ihe attributes of a good advocate but one-he
never knew when TO stop, Indeed, it sometimes
seemed as if ha never would stop. On one occs-
sion no lad completely exhausted the patience
Of the court s1d jury a:!d otLer COUNSEL; still thu
stream Of lis olCqnopCe ran on - glibiy as ever
At last he ade splendid pc'craliouj every one
experienced & feeling Of relief, Ind every eye
was turned towards him, expecting t. see him
take his seat But 6! .aa: moment 10 their as
sonisEmebt and horror, b started of sfiesh on
new track "Gsn.laLaen Of the jury" said he
astronomers tel us that there aro moro stars
situated st dis,aICe 60 remOse fron. eSrth ina.
their light, though i! lef. ham on The morning
OF creation, end hGs been travelling ever since,
has never ye. reached Us" Never mind brother
T. ," iI!erpose1 the oppo;inq counsel. at will ba
sure to get hora before you h.ye doue."
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1cz,[Leexxau0rfa Q5xzette
TUESDAY EvzEINc. AUGUST lG.

a WORsuIPPZR CT GOLD.-A few days ago
sula!i fuceya! porce-si0n inigh: have b Gu seer
e!3wiy approaching ms Catholic Cemetery near
WsTsaT. She o.f5a VS. lowered toto the
grs7c, and fey minutes la,er yellow raua3
marked tho spo:s wbeto Wn. S. Mo- lade Isy
buried.
For thirty years this Ioa1, with few frsros
or course!In!s lived s0nc IN r3yeriy AID f..b
at 2j3 Wcs: Sly:h street. IL h5 death is re-
vas cd ano:i.cr nstenc. Of the horrible I:te OF q
mis?c. VIA = 900 ara o9cV Hi;hi0 MS very
hands. a"c dctds I3r "a cjpGi5 OF n@c-es snG
lots, II @ i4dy continued h!s self chosen her.
mltage. one story dizzy frame, the trout OF
which bad oeen ID for store. tcW doors
east of Central avenue, his been closed durrg
the past week. Hara i. was McQuade Lived,
and more miserable natlts.!on .uid aot be
imagiced. The s,each OF the place. the foai
air, laden with BE !uu OF moth and decay,
still liuR@- lc lis feg1I.vrlsi n6s!tlis. Dufiog
the terrible not SPELL OF s. 1sceGt = date No
Qlsde was strlck 4 GI|@. = essi die ,Vere6
lying inseashe sriId ti= y'ite # l.lA which
served 81 tho acc2uTaGe1s3 o. his hoGe. lis
was tnk. o 80 tbs 0s.iioi, sud alter Qg, ricg t.
week he Goa,Iy died from he fees cf ha pros
sration Tie night before he died DE revesled tie
hIdIoR pac! II & p0rtl0S Of nls 2C55csSio1s, sly
ing thai CO The T0rrow he w5uil tell were TIC
rect could r" fouud. Before the dawn OF that
morrow McQ Iada Wsa ?zd acd though search
after ses!ca nss been maio for the hid Zen
treasure be cauId IL: ike wiki him,
ths Efforts Of thCs, u u7ssr.h the secret
have proved fu:I!,. IL 1913 mo1ld2 nu2k
securely hidden bec@a'A p!l2a Of uo'h ca'en
clothes, was iacad 81 900. Ia =ino'l d SIX
IN the'EtpFr $50 rncra ia gold ana Il Var wa
discovered, wrapped ia browa paper. The
deeds for ho1ac 90 Bum stree: aut ore 10
Fulton were also found. /; Gliding the lease fer
the property occupied ct tbs imo OF bis death,
which embrsoas runbcc Of houses on both
SIKH and George siracis. The foors havc
been ripped up 10 search Of The money which
he, 10 his viii, Ieti 10 his sister, supp sed to
live 10 Jeraey City, but Of whom 20 trace has
yet been found Ole thousand dol.ir7 WIS his
Oeq1est TO tho orphans. sad the sum fDurd viii
be 80 OpproaEisted - Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Opening AND GiossnG OF the sSatEs.

Opening &nG GiostnG OF the 5SatEs.
CLOSING
Washington. y. C., Ind n Northeastern msila s
s. H., II n. aad and 8 10 p. u.
Western mails 30 and l5 p m.
Southern msils, via Richmond, Va, 10 so o.
N. and 80 and Is p N.
South and Southwestern mails, viz Lynch
burg Virginia, wsy and through n.is, 90 &.
m. and 8 % p. N.
Manassas Division 90 .. III.
Alexandria to Round Hill Va, 8 90 g. nj
OPENING.
Northern and Western mals. via Washing
ION, y. g., So q. n. Il N. snd % p. IL.
Southern mails via Richmond: Va, 8 30is.
and 8 80 q. N.
Southwestern mails Wis Lynchbarg, Virginia,
Ghrough nails including way mails on Midland
Rsiiroad, 8 80 4. Il.
MANASSAS Division 30 p. n. for lock box only.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 3 80 p. N.
Office Hours-Oldce opens St 80 q. a., and
closes 1T 90 p. n.
Sunday Hours-ORcs opena 81 45 >. NJ, and
closes at 80 =. m.
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y sil, Southwark connects a. Charlottesville
with Ckes. s. Ohio 4. r., Hast and West: ct
ern r. T., through South Yves! Virginia, to
Nashville New Orlesnr Memphis, Little Rock
and Taxsa-snd st Danville with Richmond g
DsBVil!e Il. r., to South end Southwest.
Express &outhwscd connects e: ChsrctLee.
vilo al I'll points on Chee. s. Ohio 4. r.. and
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
sIandria dai!y, except Sunday, CO .. IN. and
IL SIS a.. NJ, snd returning arrive At Alozsrdria
Il 20 m s. sna g - p I "a ,,o 1u,,s,,,u
I 10 S. m. snd hlorsnd:ia 7 5a. m, daily
except Sunday, STRIVE st Strasbarg at II Is pm.
connecting with the Valley Road East end
West. Losvu Stissburs 30 p. NJ, arriving at
Alexandra. a. So p n.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIv-
ISION leaves Alexandria daily, except Sun
day, st GO G. H., striving 81 Straaburg at 05
D. NJ, and returning leaves Stsas burg AT rs
! O. H., arriving in Alexandria at sc p. m.
For Middlehu,g, daily connection ~ Plains
station.
For Uppesville, regular connection at Della.
plsne.
For WAREgNTON. Issvo WASHINGTON ?.
| I 10 5. r. daily and ii O. q. n. daily, except
Sunday.
Passengers can !eavs Wsfrenton ct % 3. n
! and take mixed trhin TT Junction and reach
Alexander At II III n, iii tine to ;nake2 A. &
+, train ct - 81 y m for Washington, BALTIMORE
snd New York.
| All trains make soot connections, Is Wash.
/ ingtor, to end from n orth enG West.
| Few 0rlesns sleeper leaves WashiHsLon 1t
| I 10 .. M, runcing through without change,
| Fast train wi Marks Adjustable Reclining
! Chair Tar aitachad runs through H. White sui
phur Springs without change ard from White
Sulphur TO Balm re- Without charge. This is
| the tastes. train between these poots
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
snd Augusta, Ga, without charge, on ~ Is
| y. N. trSin.
Through tickets very low to the South ana
| SouthW uss.
| MEnCSR SLAVGSTHB, G.
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ISSl axsAr SSl
PEN ESYJ,V9MIb R{)JTT'E

rENNsyLVANiA ROUTE
TO THE NORTG, WEST s 9CUrEW Est
DOUBLE TEACX.
STsEL balls. SPLENDID sCENsH
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMEEI.
May 10Th, 1851.
Trsins lssye Washington from depot OF BAL.
TIMOEB & POT0MAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner Of Sixth and y ST. acts, rs follows:
Fer Philsdelphis, New york and .heEaat. 8 and
IL 30 an. daily, except Sunday. snA 200, 1000
and 1915 Pm daily. aith Palace Oars. 's,to-
I'm. daily, except Sunday. Fos Philadelphia
and ~ 30 g. m. daily, except Sunday, and
0O, . 60, 10 and III Is .. IN. daily.
For Pittsburg ard the Yves. 8.UU s. a., with
p r. car TO 2lttsbu's and Sleeping car to
Pit.sourg and Chicago 1861 a. u. daily
$50 y. n. d~i =, witt Palace Car 10 Chicago.
For CsnsndaiGus and tho North, 20 q. 70.
except Sunday and 9.3U .. N. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Ger t. Uansndsigua.
For Watkins 1880 .. 10. dsily except Sun
For Baltimore, ~, 800, $50 and 1880 q. M;
200. a ~, $40. SAC, $780, 10 GO and iO.l5 p. N.
On Sunday, 8.UG and 1880 a.n.; ECO, Q. 40, 93U,
10 % IND 1915 p. m.
For fopc's Creek Limo, 40 a. N. and 40 pm.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 4 ~ o. IT.. and d40 ,. m. daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For &iezsndria 700, 7 20, $40, and II 80 8,
IT., and 70. B, 6 70, and IL 80 p. nj. Sum
day st GU, 70, and IL 30 8. m. snd p. m.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 800
sos. and 10 4. L., aud II 40 3, 5, I, 9lU
p. m. and II night.
On Sunday at $50, and l0a. m. and 7 90 and
8 IL p. NJ.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
eusntico snd Richmond will leave Ale1an-
orls at 7.2J and IL u 8. m. daily and 5 20 p.
m. daily, except Sunday
Fest mail, leaving at II II g. M, makes bat two
stops, VIZ: nj Qusntico and Frederick. burg,
between Alexandra and Richmond
Tickets and information CAL be procured It
principal railroad stationa and ticket Offices
Southeast. j. r. WOOD
ND Nv, - Gen'l. Passenger Agent,
General Manager mp19
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DES + &sssSlsb.
J. Il. TACKHTT

y . f. 7 ACKETT
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS,
Cur Buyer Just returned from New York.
The latest novelties for
So M M K w EAR.
Dotted snd Figured India Mul!s,
Co!ored Persian Lawns
Novrlties in Linen LAWS,
Exquisite Patterns Dotted Swiss Mushns,
:. All silk and Silk and Wool Srocaded Grsna-
Dimes
Nuns Veiings special bs gains,
Large additions to Cashmere stock,
Table Linens and napkins,
Special bargains in Hsndkerchiefs, Hosiery,
Sc, &c.
Goods bought for cash from The leading New
York houses. An examination solicited
Is L..
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~ WASHINGTON a OHIO RAILRoAD

~ aSEANSIuN OHIO RAILROAU
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRAINS DAILY except SUN.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND HILL,
Beginning May 8, 1881.
Leave w a5hin q. 70 o. n. and 4 % D.
10. and Ale1sndris at 925 q. 10. q 70 D. n,
fass heesburg. going westward, et IL 80 s. n.
and 3 Az D. m end arrive at Round Hill at
IL 10 D. m. and 20 p. N. Leave Bound Hill
at b 81 a. m. and IL 81 pm. Pass Lees burg, 20.
ing eastward, at & OO g. m. and 10 D. NJ, and
arrive at Alexandra 81 8 Is o. ~, sDd 10
p. ~, and L; Washington 8 25 .. 10. and
Is p. m.
~ Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Chic cars at the Baltimore
- Potomac Railroad station ats ~ An and 20
=. r.. and 80 through to RCuuG Hill without
change 81 GELS
The 1925 Am. train from Alexandria scdl230
Q. u. train from Round Hill couaac. at Round
Hill with hcCUy & Wigginton's Daily Line of
Coaches for Snickersvil'e, Berr2vlle and vim
chester; also Resmer's Line OF Coaches, which
!savs Hsesourg daily for Aide and Middle
burg.
Both trsiEe, westward make Close Connections,
Is Vienns, With SissoI's Limo of Stages for F.ir.
tax Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 cas ner naila
aaansai e2eRe as, $S3.
L q. RATGNEH,
my III Gonarsl Ticket Agent.
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Go TO MCBURNEY's AID BUY yourself sCne
of those hna AItX.uGr!a made BROOMs.
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SteNnors Of this line will run as to.lows:
ESbss NORFOLK.

Steamers Of this line will run as to,lows:
E&bss Noa@SasE,
oncscling With 4e:chsnts' and Miners Limo
for Bostop, steamer
L4aDs' oza sAs E.akg
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FHiOA?. at 6 co O clock Penn; returning leave
Norfolk on alternate days At AGO .. m
This stauECh iron s.eumsr hiss lust been paint
ed throughout, statcrooms newly furnished suo
carpeted, and is tn. hanGsoneet rs we'll rs the
safest best on the fotorr &C river and Cnesapeske
Day, anu Is the only steamer making close con-
nectIon with the Sow York sud Boston steam
ert; also connects With Richmond steamers and
railroad lines couth. Stops a. PiNEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning Nay 1st, 1851, excursion tickets,
good tor stvea Gays. will be Issued SIS follows
ttrstcless round trip to TT. Monroe and Norfolk
so W tfst Class fare to Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk 81; second class ekch way ST. 50: first
class fsra 10 Piaey Point and Point Lookout
81 5Oi Erst class round trip to Piney Point and
FONT Lockout 81 W; SECOND class each way 75c.
Sts:erooms ST. meals 49,.
FUR NEW Y0SE.
s6E.1sTEsids 81. c. s1.,-Ee MrG.rD sSE<l
GERst5ST
EVERY FRIDAY, NJ Y d.; and returning,
leave New York, from plcr Il, Est river, EV.
Ely SATURDAY, At O'Clock 2, n
The ste5mofs OF this company make connec
tons st Norfolk tor Boston and sll points East:
st New YORK. With all penis West and North.
wsat, and Ct Ale1andTis With Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rstcs given and freight handled care
fully cad promptly. For further information
apply TO r. "A. REED Agent,
JsnIsy's whsrt.
WEI. THOMPSON, President,
liIf str.at
sep ZI-tt Washington, D. G.
.,@s.,1ss CT EDES STEAM LINE WEEK-
. $3.50 LY &c
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER. PROVT-
DENCE AND BOSTON,
Stssnl ors leaTe Alexandria EVERY TURS,
DAY and laa7e Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
UEDAY.
This l:Ia connects b. Alexandria with .hao
4. & 4. and " 6 .. 4. Rs, snd at Pbilndei,,
phis with Clydo's regular Steamships for Fail
River, Erogido1ce and Boston.
Freight Forwarded with promp:2ess and csr..
tree Of commissions.
No charge for trsnsfor in Philsdelphi.. and
0 wharfage in Boston. Quick time. Freouont
departures, Through rates and througb 5;lis
oTlading gives. Insurance at the lowest rstes
Agents:
Z. e. REED, Alexandria,
VIM T CLYDE s. 60, Phllsdelpii.
JOHNSON & co. Wash s. Georcvn
ian s-si
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