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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

steady for small store lots o MSseT 1an %IF
SSS Western %n liked spot g Janu1 $500
Fcbrnary 6s7sd5tc' s'"smer 400 Dd o9's n 1
) o. Hav firm rhine 10 Chosi Pcnn.yi wanna ard Mar,
Grs ~ - 5sq Gf 90 ES oT oa
co. Rb Sdes 5 me o,ns d. P"1Ie "a ird
etnsd 9.c Butter dun Prime t. Cno e. western fa R
2ia27c. Petroleum nomni coffee with far deaand
% >oft jag, Wi.key du Il H. Frcshts LyrrrOol
per steamer a4 9} @cc se ,n F" s bin What
1870 bush 'orn. l33 % husi OTIS 80 ohsA' w.
saes~wGeat " 80 bush COM y 81 lu-.. ,r,.,,
brtrALo Jao tlonr stead wh ar GII Iic,@ @
o. acE al 81 - corn in COOL enli ,a.s Of 10 carr Of
ali o Il ihe s1 1TacS e:i' az % SO old Wan lived
099s 9nS% 49, % St 20 "'t's 1 ' . &c ~
d%oI@Trd STAT 80 r TO- Iyr lu"is' sige IN
ihe ~ 1i "a i si,Tol to Sew GIk 800 10 "
Wheat 1000 huh torn 5000 bust oats -" nn'I
Guo' hi.i.; Corn. 1000 bush; oats 9HO'busa; Baley'
CHICAGO Jan l. Flour aul and nominal wheat sir"ng
higher No. led Winter "G@ !?7ci 80 'm''59
firm ,nt i-"r AT 7c cash: 3SS. frirruv a'tai274c.
cash 5l4c. February -. May i've 4ncra az n9g;
s'd m'hoI at ~ rrS active finn I'd h ;lr! al 90
March faTi strong ana i.ucr nj 5r. 50 ~.G7 y
go 6c Fc"rm,ry Soc Mafch Ia Meals active trm nd
higher hon DIS BE ltD. SO: short ."r DOC
Ma.kcy Il AZ. aud nnc a9s"l az - ~. H n or.
500 bush n.y. GHn3 bHsn aTle. ~, .o % ST. = 90,
% %! foa SoH G . WHea io Gi' a f,
G",h A. the cos,nr "a -Wnri qSsc January SOC fo,
81 -, bd 4 ol asked Nav corn 10 Jalulry. size bh.
$;'4 asked Frrn,y i2Hc May o!ls February .5 ~;
Ami iari HSle BIO go, sEc' J'"uHy' so -c TED
ciNcI>>AL Jal 60 on, hrreG Fniy s. , 7I% w,.
IT, ii o. irccIis 800 bash shipments. LOO bush corn
Ivy ,ive iu artI wcr So p ,t.@9-c ia lev N rooi
LAID AID higher Mt efoaN IuiA eats in fair de-
mani shoulders. ~ . l' r.. - ia "a gn'6I P,,,
qnrr raoirc Western .c,rryo, 2au2'c Choir. Cra al
0m". l,a-hc sueAr hrm md nnc" 90 '"s5 81 w.
Pa.Aing. i ;5as5 Hntchcr., as
40 wiiS cash and Janiry - o. .c'ly. g -
Wme ~ ~; Dn" gIc, WI if,%e ,er
), 81 G, fr,. %I iIac. s. 6 nri -Four o5
yntn i.S '4 6 SiI . corn ' ioo lush '
PHiLAUhirHlA Jan closed dul. an ere wa no
# lecAit:'dr Western yra :, M1ns-oa dam XII,
clear 5."I % 20 i''1r 'ig - 40 'I 3 a.
r. % Iar'.t'r uonn' de-" > -" .l D." 60 ~ OF - -
cr, GG,i - ., i've ii,ur ic,it At s., Cor' -
G % at 5. oa 70 WHIT u aud i t "i'i
led, IL gram ,ro II - d9 IA 81 'a."l - - ~
ina. at - ~. ncrou ara. K'e -r..iy lrm.y tanii.
:c net o. t, regular ~,r~urr Nrlon. i9t 30 t.
,"r"5-c; ur ear o. riri' a.. 1i\. 1fHn ~ 7l n,".'
- 80 Wn,r. 80. No. ao- i5ei7-e; ~. 10; 10.
iackr,s 30 5oasl heSi Ham. fiG .5@3l - lndi NO.
"a Sc i-1 -ursei -lr9 ,',G ,'4c d., ~ -.
!''' shoad,ft n r r az o., ,'~ a., @@OAsi.
, '. "'nr Gn li.i Lou 90" iari,-fr,
$Ic.. B',d'o,d Coo1,y ami NV Nors E>trL tu,, -
c..I.r..u. 4Ar.c W~lrrn Ec..I'e EI,-t H. 60
iG , "e Tcn.J l.,Iy' 70 western ia @
i3n~i s.,a Sn G' t nl" 49, ran ~ i M
do Hall am, do l'nn-,I IA 1l", d" t, ,,
tu It'ai. trTsht1 AHt P""drIe 20 I'~' "iihhA'H ~ q"
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Gauials Dana5.
DOWERY SAYINGS BANK.
q. IT. tOIrI0NAIla -tCItNlII.
INNlI,I AInR AANlNES RANk

ENCEI.NIOR SANINGN DAMN,
IA tIi.lNr corn -Jist. NeH-tork,
Have drrarc t'r tNet Odrth itc 'tuWit"nt to Jan.
uaiy = l7Sl ar iJljNs: FIVE Pa! ~ pa Aihh "i
-, ruuui, r1a "cd so r Il FElI E4N l
per .i' u counts orills .''l.
r b T.. e. JhUu.iy ~ MI draw lirest
!. Inttr.. hot { drawn VIII Do toeu 10
In, piu, Ipu. ava .taA IN r,sl RON = mary l.
L. ~. II u Alt'j. i'ie3id'lt
Caattli. Hazard & 20.
a. Il. T.iTEssEi T.. IA. Nicsi'resl lent
Gpp a. WALDO. Seu'y. n Al, H. ~ L. 3. lsure 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Jan. 7-l230 p; m Conols 9sn:s Tor m .
and g8ls for The L. s. hOnd Onr ana nan per
cents Atlantic ami Great Western hrSI moiGage
6b: DO second 81 NeNJersy Cto;
tral ccnsos IFS; New.Yorg central l57 Illinois Central
i3J Pennsylvania Contra, 6S7s -
LONDON jan 7-ip. silver quoted az o. I'D per
ounce Ere 5Oai Pennsylva ia Central 'Ns EahaS. go
bnllOn Withdrawn from the Bank U. ing
Hand on bal nee to-day &5oS, 100, all for America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

FNO TIE HOLDERS Of Union Trust
Compuy Cert.ncitca for Columbus. Chc'go ald Ia
,nal RAILWAY company COnspli tttod tral Mortgage
Itoud-:
Nicer. A. ISEIIS & 60. have notified us that they 'h
only ciudr any fulurr meg "a iti"ns thN m 'n'ri mo
those winch shall aN' bcrn li'
uuirt our pIAr o. sp0sr tr on "a" ~ DO"
Terms y Tor tnc ns'lN x. Hubler ~ S'rh
uuit ia ~ tigrn 1tt7 win ne
t,alfiu national receive the 'r i!chifS Nd ca
t,tr holder. wish To- b. dtur h'gol lions
Vnrii A. larin ~ mo Ia tcsdr 0i me ser
tuicac, under tnrir cO,ro. IN dgrrrh 10 Uh'rt WIN "a
be tsittl VII Dr rca ~ On ian'i.
49, ana al certificate, driOF.cd on ana arr IA dr MI
VAL DO IN ltcl "a any aic y
IsciIn IL Go. may make 49, .....-
WfLIInM MIITTEWRIGHT.
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HAVANA Jan Firm Centrugals, 05 10 90 deg.
test 90 rails arrube spanish gol1. 2Oj &C. 2o5'ic
the United Staies 90 days.
gold, 1854 pTeIIum. sight, 9D3i4 premium; on
london. lSGlS'i prrm.um Pans. 3 2Gl premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
rs. ,ace,nts of -four ami gram 1t the principal
. l no .,orfa this 9th day of January were:

The following are the imports of dry goods at t"e
,ort of New-YOrk for the week eEdl to-dai, aud
Since January l. compared with the c0rIespc ding
.aarinds of nIeYiOuS years:
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Ofti,F CpNrNrNIN lN-lENNtk co..
~ lUi fHnAIWtN NV loIh lrc - l~~U
IEHE ANNUAL ELECT ION Tor directors for
tom,Iny Wf b. htt on VI ~ DAY ~" iuth dy al
Iarua, nry oincc. m u i open at L. noon mi
remain ulrn QUE hour q n y PrtN SerUthTy.
IuE IAiot1Ri.,' AID rRIpKR~' \AIt'NAL BANK Or
Nkw No.k NtW l,Hk y ,rnb"r lN 1850.
I'VE ANNUAL ELECTION for directors OF
ms haak D. hcf NJ IT, btn ins rooms. corner of
HroA4~ay and Murra, t.. n E-DNY january II, 1881
The poll viii Dr open fIOn ! IL. "a" D. ~. -
EDWAR IDW NSENp. Ca7h'cr
HONLorNruIc MUTUAL lItE fSSiGAHtP Cn&TANYl
30 BEOAuW A. NV ! UKh Ian. .. 1881.
TIE annual election for five directors OF
this company viii Ire held At this Office on Monday
January H. loo bctWecn the hours u l. III "d p m.
Hy oTdCI
FRANK Il. MAYHEW.
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trn TIE HOLDERS OF UNION TRu!

i tOMPANYC .ETGFirATIS ron colt MBtH. CHI
CAGO ANb INDIANA CENTRAL kAllW - tOMfANf
CONSOLI DA FED FIRST MOhTiAGE BpN Us;
AEAn nrrna I'VE Tor the payment ~ bonds Tor mon tSt
COMPANY Tor tOhuhu5, ca ci%p ana hIIihh
Central Company ConsO dated fir7l M"rtV4gn
Hond- which hnG the option by our agreement n N"Nom
brr II sril Mr. r. h. scott proc 'tti 10 HI Inn '.
Itcatts under cpntrOl 100 VII lHrlA ply tht
balance. with ncrr-, ~ or ~ IRON JAM,
arr "Nt untI rdld 10 hr frturr ~ lhr &C. s'ln
aud nii collateral Win the couln ihal ne
The all other Ger
uncar. winch might on -r' M wlthn thirty days rms
Tho siOnn IN 81 imposed lhr
ipit purchase indcnnr anou q OF crri htatS
gt ca Tor any n Just ct 10 Inc
chests 9 cannot IN any tututt ntEot dpHS We
make cllde any cr.thrlt VIII GA SHAT uo nave b'tn
T. al o. taU Bon holders 60 INIT III
aru,aucc with the Of the njuce th'I lu ~ under
tbs dN ~ lNEll.' ~ W.
Art,A t,lk nrcrmlrr 10 lhsl.
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N.OrrHs


Future, qaet closing firm at advance OF &c @+t.
sales ql,9UO bales Prices p2idJannary. ll9 ~
YeDruarv. 1904 l2ln Marcl !: - rs Apr $50
1918: August l277 September. l22sd l229 OCT Der.
lilo; November iI45 Prices for rings ana margins
January 10. February 1905 March, l2.36 April - ;
May. IL So June 1854 Jnly. l2,4 August II - sep
tsUber 80 october, I'LL NOvembtt, la DccenOsI
lI47 TOiays pnces for cont acts Jannarr l9j
0ilS7 February. I'LL ql2 ~ Mara - ~ lIz9 Apu
I2A2dlos3: May. 1855; June. 1900 2b4 July. l-.1G
Gi271 august IL. SO 1884 Transferable orders. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

NEW YORK. Jan The following are the total net ro-
ccipa the nent me pOrL Srptcm
Der /. 1881. 10 date. IncHsiv'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

GAS STOCKS.

~ New York ard Brooklyn Il stocks. an also all kinds
uI bTOOaN IuyrNm Mt .'u1tlr-, 'rt IN D.
GO az a. PtEN re-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03
EVENING Session.
SPECIAL DISPATCH FROM CARSON


Carson. March 8. lssl-2:so p. NJ
The joint resolution proposing an
amsndms emit to the Constitution to allow
women the righ. Of suffrage was lost
today.
The bill to prevent the employment
Of fighters in mines. also Assembly Bill
No. l2e. TO tax the net proceeds Of
mines, were lost.
The bill fixing the salaries Of county
officers was passed by the Senate.
Senate bill to regulate the sale Of
opium vas passed; also bill to provide
for the rs.oompilation Of the Statutes Of
Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03

Carlyle oncs asked an Edinburgh stu.
dent. who tells the story 10 the Milvau.
kee Sentinel, what be wss studying for.
The youth replied that he had not quite
made up his mind. There was Q sudden
lightning fash Of the old S%cotchmsu's
eye, Q sudden pulling down Of the shsg.
ny eyebrows, and then the stern face
grew sterner 90 he said: THE man
without q purpose 10 like . ship without
. ruddsr; . wsif. nothing. . no man.
Have q purpose in lis, IL It 10 only to kill
and divide and sell oxen well, but havo q
purpose ; and having Il, throw such
strength Of mind aud muscle into your
work a. God has given you.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03

The London Truth reminds those alsr.
med at the prospect Of Mr.. Glsdstous's
coming legislation on the subject OF land
that tho Premier 10 himself Q landlord.
Nj. Gladstone owns nearly 1000 acres In
Flint and Lancashire. In fact. the land.
ed interest 10 pretty well represented 10
the Cabinet. The Duke OF Argyll owns
lie. 900 acres. rental over ESQ. 600; Lord
Harripgton's father. 200, 600 acres apd
ElS0. 900 q year; Lord Spencer. $1,000
acres and Gao. 900 year; Lord Kim
berly, l 1000 acres and cas- 900 . year;
Lord Northbrook. 5000 sores aud fl2..
900; Mr.. Dodson. 5000 acres and fS600.
Lord Humility. who has just enrolled
himself 10 the ranks OF the Admipistra.
ton, 10 lord OF 10000 acres and E27.-
QUO q year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03

The japanese are advancing so rapidly
In the principles Of Western civilization
tha, II 10 hard to keep up with the
changes introduced in the Mikado's en-.
pirs. Hitherto prejudice has forbidden
to women almost every kind Of work.
bus several Of the principal msnufso-
tursrs are now experimenting With
female employees. Thus far the result
10 considered favorable. The work done
By women compares so well in quality
With tina. done BY men that several new
cloth factories are about to be built sx-
clssivsly for the employment Of women.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03
Platinum.

The only platinum worker In the Uni.
ted States 10 Joaquin Bishop OF Sugar.
town. Chester County. Pennsylvania,
On Wednesday last the Association oil
Mining Engineers made IN excursion to
the works Of Mr.. Bishop TO see his work.
ing OF the intraetabls metal. Mr.. Bishop,
who gets most OF his supply from the
Ural Mountains, In Russia, has been
working platinum for forty years. In
l845 be took . premium, but ct that
time the demand for platinum was %
small that It only occupied him q day
In the month. using the metal principal.
ly for rivets to Hasten artificial teeth.
Before the engineers, Mr.. Bishop melted
Q piece Of platinum with the ease that {
plumber mslts lead. The intense heat
used may DO imagined when II 10 known
that q steel Ale held In the blast burned
like Q piece OF wood. The Russian Gov
eminent. used platinum In its coinage m.
I'll 1864. when about %. 900 900 worth
Of platinum coins had been struck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03

The London Truth has the following
about Senator Sharon's daughter: Tho
diamonds Of the newly married Lady
Fsrmor-H esksth are likely to excite
envy. malice. hatred and al unch.rit.
ablsness when their owner makes her
debut at o Of the early drawips.rooma.
They belonged to her mother. Mrs.
Sharon. and are said to b the most
bssutifal In Cslifornia. The necklace
alone 10 valued a S12, 000."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03
DIED.

DIED.
In Darlington, Pa, March 2. Elizabeth
Mcmillan (mothsr Of W. p. Mcmillan and
grandmother Of II. O. Mcmillan Of Viz.
yinia). aged 90 years.
At Willow drove Station. Esmeralds
county. Mrs. Jacob wiehmsn. aged 40
years.
In Phoebe. February IS. Isnacio Malda-
nado, aged 90 years.
In G~rantsvills. February 20, Angelina
Victoria. infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Y. Branbilla, aged 9 months and Is
days.
In Grantsvills. February "a, Santiago
Pairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03

Sam Davis. Of the Carson appeal.
wasn't boy.cotted at al; twas . girl.
And now he 10 publishing statistical
articles to show that there are more
malss than fsmales In the makeup Of
the worlds population. therefore. that
girls sis far more desirable to have than
boys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03
Assembly.
The Assembly met at 10 o'clock.

axroRrs OF STANDING ooNxrTrrs.
The Committee on State Library 70.
ported in favor Of Senate Bill No. 100,
relative to the Library.
The Committee. on Contingent Ell.
psnses reported In favor OF the resolu.
tion to pay the claim Of D. D. Donovaa.
The COMMITTEE on Education reported
bills Mes. 1853. IA. i66. 167 and l6s
without rsoommsndstion.
Tuska, on Judiciary, reported unfa.
vosshly 70 The following bills No. 100,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03

Roberts and Charles Dsaly. pages In the
Assembly. be paid for extra services in
doing srrands, etc., was adopted.
Assembly Bills Nos. 157 and Ia, to
provide for the maintenance Of public
schools. were Indefinitely postponed.
Assembly Bill No. 1853, on the same
subject, was passed..
Senate Bill No. ll8, concerning sure.
ties on Official bonds, was laid on the
table.
Assembly Bill No. 1853, relative to the
maintenance Of public schools, was
Senate Bill No. 30, to amend the Az.
relative to the maintenance Of public
schools, came up.
Recess till 2 p. Y.
. EvENINo SESSION.
The following bills passed the Assem-.
bly, this evening: For the respportion.
m'nt OF the Legislature; to pay $500
each to the spssfsrs pro tenn, King and
Bell; concerning crimes against the legis.
lasivs power; Senate Bill No. 100. APP
pointing the Supreme Judges a. . Board
Of State Library Directors. With power
to sppoint . clerk at 500 per month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03
6ORh.

6ORh.
In Virginia, March I, to the wife Of
John Barclay. . daughter.
In Reno, March /. to the wife Of Thos.
Y. Julien. . SON.
In Bristol. February 10, TO the wife Of
j. N. Tobie, . SON..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03
MARRIED.

In Virginia. March 1. Charles F.. Noel.
Ter 10 Mrs. Ella Hickox.
In Virginia, February a. William q.
Jackson 10 Lucy A. Murphy.
In Reno, February 20. John MoCon.
nsughlsy to Ssrintha Dudley.
In Carson. March ], william D. Mann
To Miss Chellie Sailer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03
ArrsR RECESS.

Hobart and Doolin. OF the special
committee composed OF the Eureka dele
CATION, reported. out Of order and With
out Recommendation. Assembly Bill No.
A. relative to . street railroad track in
Eureka.
Assembly Bill No. 81. relative to State
printing. vas passed.
A resolution by Rockhill. to authorize
the State Capitol Con missioners to heat
the Senate chamber with stoves at the
next session. was lost.
Leave was granted to Tolley to with
draw Senate Bill No. l38.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03
rae L-reu.LAru.E.
TENTH Observation-Disclosures DAY.

Sssa.s.
CARsox. March 2, 1881.
The Senate met at 1890 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-03

The salaries are as follows: First Ju'
dicial District. $4,000; Second District,
$4OO0-of which sum 0rmsby. county
shall pay $4,000 aud Douglas county
$1,000; Third District, $4,000 Lyon
county to pay $2500 and Esmsralds
county $2500; Fourth District, 1880
Humboldt county to pay $500 and Elko
county $2700; Fifth District. $4,000
Lander county to pay $2250. Nye $500
and Churchill $3.50; SIKH District,
S6500- Eureka to pay $500. wbits
Pine $500 and Lincoln $1,000; Seventh
District-$3G00.
Senate Bill No. 1873. concerning the
Office OF Assessor. was postponed till Z
p. n.
The substitute for Senate Bill No. 90,
the Drummer law. wss lost.
Assembly Bill No. l65, to prohibit the
carrying OF concealed weapons BY min.
ors, vas passed.
Senate Bill No. 40. 10 connection
with the Eureka and Colorado railroad,
and concerning petitions Of taxpayers.
was passed.
Section frst Of the bill reads. In any
and all counties In the State wherein
county aid 10 proposed to be extended to
encourage the construction Of . railroad
and the issusncs Of the bonds OF such
county for such purpose 10 dependent on
Q petition Of persons representing . ms
jority Of the taxable property In such
county. the amount Of property therein
owned by any railroad company shall b
excluded from computation IN ascertain
ing the total amount OF taxable property
In such county. and in further ascertain.
ing what shall constitute . majority OF
the taxable property therein.
The second section repeats al Acts In
conflict With the provisions Of this Act.
Senate Bill No. l41, relative to the
Eureka and Colorado Railroad, was In
definitely postponed.
A resolution By Kelly. that .0sofss
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General Manager.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-18

Tho steamers of this company make connec-
tons At Norfolk for Boston and all points East
at New York with all points West and North
wost, and al Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given end freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to +. A. REID, Agent,
Jinnoy's wharf
o. s. LOWELL, President,
14l6 r street,
sop 2f-tf Washington, D. q.
sSass CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, pROVI
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers leave Ale1andria EVERY TUES
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT
URDAY.
This line connects ct Alexandria with the O
a.. & III. and w & D. K. Rs, and at Philsdei
phis with Clyde'e regular Steamships for Fsl
Rlver, Providence and Boston.
freight forwarded with prompsness and care
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer in PHILADELPHIA. aat
wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures. Through rates Rnd through bill,
oflsding given. Insurance al the loweet r.ios
"a. REE6b s aPs1sndrI..
WA. 7 CLYDE s. CO., Phllsdolrhi il
JOHNSON 81 Co. Wash g Georgt'n,
isn SIT
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MEDsGENAE.

PERRY. HOUSTON COUNTY Ga.
We have known "Swifts Syphiitic Specifc''
tes,ed in hundreds of cases ofSyphilia, Mercur.
isl Rhematsm, Scrofuls, ETC. 1t made the most
perfect and permanent cures IN evcry case.
Hugh l.. Dennard. Sam. ID. kilen. Judge
&c. Ct, j. l.. Warren, of J.W. Lathrop & Co.,
Savannah. Ga, Ed. jackson, Dept. CPk. Supr.
c.. VIM Brunson. Eli Warren, J. w. Vim.
berly, j. q. Gilbert, Dr'g't., j. w. Mann. 20.
Treas, VIM. D. Pierce, SLl. g. o. Duncan,
Day & Gordsn.
1 an acquainted with the propriotors. and
many ofthe gentlemen whose signatures appear
to the foregoing certificate. They are men Of
high character and standing.
a. II. COLQUITT.
Governor Of Georgia
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Proprietors, Atlantis, Ga.
Sold by Z. s. LEADBEATER s BRO
Call for copy of Young Mems Friend.'
decl
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FOB POTOMAC HiVEis.
STEAMER JOIN ": THD.MPs0Jy

KVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-.
URDAY st 7.S0 q. H.; returning on alternate
days.
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LaDE or TIE EaAR

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. at 30 o'clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 p. m.
This staunch iron steamer has just boon paint.
cd throughout, statarooms newly furnished and
carpeted, and is the hsndsorlest as we'll as the
safest boat on tho Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only steamer making close con-
nection with the New York and Boston steam
ers; also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines South. Stops at PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare. first class. 81 round trip 81 co.
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WASH1NeToN q OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

~, Beginning Nov. 20, 1880.
inc NAIL TRAIN will leave Washine,o.
a. S2o q. m. and, Alexandra st 925 \. m
daily. except Sunday; pass Leesburc, goiay
westward, Of II 80 a. M, and arrive al Eouu.:
Hin a. II. l5pm. LesveKoundHilla at II 30 n,m.;
pass Leosourg, going eastward, llOp.m; AMI
MrlVo at Alexandria at 8 Is p. m, sna .:
Washington At 8 80 p. 10.
me ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will leav,
Washington at 4 20 p. m. and Alexsndris =,
: 70 p. m. daily, e1cent Sunday, and arrive n,
heesburg at 8 4U p. IN. Leave l,oosburg IT & taI
q: m; and arrive at Alexandria al 8 Is a. M, ana
Washington at 8 80 A. m,
=, ]S Passengers from Washington will l.;t
Tho Washington and Ohio cars ct tho ysitir.ofe
y Potomac Railroad station ats 20 .. nj. ana 4, 4
p. M, and 20 through without change of car
Tho VS. am. train from Ale1endris and ", .:
?: m. train from Round Hill connect at Koun!
Hilt with Mccoy s. Wigginton's Daily Line q,
coaches for Snickersvile, Berryvillo and Vim.
chester; also Reamer's Limo Of Coaches, whici,
,oave Lecsourg daily for Aide and middle
burg. -'-'"''''
Both trains, westward, mako close connectirn,
q V1enna,With Siason's Line OF Stages for F's...
tax Court House.
Communication tickets, "a CTS pe, s,,s:.
annual tickets, $50.
II. HAVkNEE,
ocsia-h General Tickle. Are
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Inland 4 Seaboard Coasting Go.
h!eamor5 OF this limo will run IS follows:
FdbE2 MOAsEDY.E,

Connecting with Merchants snd Minors lin,
for Boston, stoamor
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sTEAMERs.

NJ oTIoE.
PGTO.NAU FERRY CO.'S. STEA.nEHs
FOR LANDINGS
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER
On and after Sunday, July 1871
Will leave IS follows:
Steamer T. V. ARROWSMITH leaves Poto
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf, foot of King st,eet
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and ia HRS.
DAY, att 80 a. ~. for Leonardtovn and ali
intermediate landings. ouu al
Steamer MYSTIC leaves EVERY NON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY - q
q. NJ, for Nomini and Intern edste Isnd;nas ~
GEO. B: PHILLIPS, Mansger
Potomac Ferry Compsnv
): . PADGETT. Agent ivi7
N Office
CHANGE OF TIME,
oh and after Monday, October 4th tbo
Ooat &c OF tho POTOMAC FERRY co, viii RIM
- LEAVE ALEXANDRIA.
~, 81, 80, 30, 10 80 and IL SOa. M, and
IL 3u 70, 80. 8 80, 4 80, s 80 and Il r, ADo
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
. gu, 81, 80, 80, 10 80 and IL 30 q. m. and
l2So, l 81, 230, 3 80. 4 80, 6 80 and 6 Op, N
On n Sunday tho first trip from each end will be
my23 GEO. L. PHILLIPS Manager.