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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29
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VIRGINIA: In the CLERKS office of the Cir.
cult Court Of Alexsadsis county, on tie
2lst 81 pttm5er, 1881.
Tho Frceumen's Saving sud Trust C0mpsny
who sue for the u5e OF John a. !. Croswe!l
Robert Furvls and Eo5er. IL. 4. Leopold
CommitsIo2er OF ths said Freedmen ssyioga
End TIugt Compsny, comp AinaGts, and Rob-
ert =. Dodge. Allen Dodge 7. 2. Berry,
William G. palnnd ard Hiram " Barrett,
trustees, Samuel +. Bel, William ID. Uss:in
trustee, Jacob Iefo, trleleee for MSry z
e;egey, Etsry p, Gnigcy and Charles L.aman
trustees, defendants. III Chancory
Memo. The object OF this suit is to make The
sbove named pir!es defehdsut to thp ac:ieatui
bill, died this dag, and 10 require them TO nn-
matters and tnrrE charged by why OF amend
msnt. and TO require I6cm 10 msso full AID
.rua discovery Of ali tie matters a:orosaid md
tia. the CON psilarts Debt, ri, cpa sid iItur-
eat. the interest Of Tho said kobort L Dodge in
SAD propartY and The liens upon the game TO
ascr.!ained; thst tho SAID properly 30 aC!i 20
satisfy The comp!ainAnts said dobt, principal and
interest, and tho costs OF this suit
Tho above named ceiendants TO. kav-
ing entered their appearance and given
security according to the set Of Assembly and
tho rules of this Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that they are not residents uf thus
state, it is ordered that the said defendants
appear here within ono month after due pubjca.
lion Of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andrla Gazette, newspaper published in the
city Of Alex"ndris, once week for four sue
cessve weeks, and posted at the front door of
the Court Houscof this county. Il copy, test:
BKNJ. AUSTIN, Clark.
Charles &. Stuart and y @ eopz3-wA~
Leonard Aarbuf2. fh
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Opening :saa Glowing of s.le nsssgs.

Opening :s-aS C:osiug of sae Esesgs.
CLOSING.
Washington, y. g., snt Northeastern maila s
2. M, II n. kGd 6 End IS p. II.
Western mails 80 end Is p. n.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, IL 80 a.
n. snd 81 and i p. n.
South ard Southwestern mails via Iys:n.
Dig, Virgins. Nay SAG through nsll, : u a..
IL. sn9 8 90 p. ~.
MsnEssEa Division &C 8. n.
Aiax&lGris 20 Round I'LL W.. 8 GO 9, III
OPENING,
Nc:s1cc? and Western las!s. Viz Washing
son, y l., 80 g. II. u n. anl &c y. III.
So1:he.G ni,!.5. v:s Richmond, Va, . 20 Z. Il
and 81 n. n.
,Sou!Awcs!ecn mails via Lynchburg Virginia
G;hIonsn EaIls) including way mails on Midland
Balrosd, G 30 g. n.
Manassas Division 80 D. n for lock boz only.
Mound h!ll 20 Alexandria W., 80 D. w.
C1lco Hours-OAiCe opens 81 80 =. NJ, snd
clo2os p: co =. y.
Sunday !aoura-OMce opeua =: 45 S. H.. aui
Closes NJ 8 90 o. N.
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1851 GREAT 1881

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TEE NORTH, W EST s SGGTHW EST
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL RAILS, Splendid SGREEE
AAGAlFICHNT EQUIPMENT.
Msy 18th, 1881.
Trsins leave Washington frcr1 depo. OF E&L-
IlMQRE % POTOMAC RAlLKOAD, cor
ncc Of Sixth snd B sl!so.s. As follows:
For Philadelphia Now York and 3D. East, s and
IL 80 am. d.ilY.e1ceit Sunday, snd 2.UG. 1000
End l0.l5 pm dsi!y, with Palace Cars. lam
lied Express Of Pullman Parlor Cs7s CSC :,
Eta. daily, aIc6Dt Sunday. FoT Philadelphia
and ~ 81 a. Il. daily, oIcep: Sunday, sud
Co. 81, 10 and md 10 ,h 10 ?; n m; dsy ,,
psr!or CAT TO Pittsburg and sleeping car 20
IittsburR and Chicago 1890 1. IN. daily
$50 p. III. ts!y. with Ialsce Csr TO Chicago.
ao- C&nandaigua api the North, s OO 5. o..
except Suldsy and 93U 2. ii. daily, except
Sa!urdag, with Palace Car t" Csnsndsigux.
For Watkins, 1890 .. m. daily except Sun
day.
For Baltimore, 6 49, 500. $50 .nd 1880 a. H.;
2.0O, II, s.40, 5.iu, go. ~ co and i0l5 p. m.
On Sundsy, 500 and 1890 n.ra.; Eco .AU, 9.$u,
ID w Snd lu.l0 y. m.
Fer Popes Greer Line, 6 40 g. m. and 80 p. N.
tE!ly, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6 ~ a. m. and 4 ~ p. m. daily
e:@eI. Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alezandri. 100, %. 40 and 80 q.
NJ, snd 20. 5. & 10, g aud II SO y. III. SUN
dsy 81 ! 90, 8 20 and II 80 g. NJ. and p. m.
Trains laaVo Aszsndris for Washington. U.uJ
o'oo, and ~ 4. Ia, and u DO, 3, 6. 7, 910
p. II. and y night.
IN Sunday ct 90, sad 10 q. m. and on and
8 IL y. "A.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, via
ena2sco snd Richmond, will leave Ale1sn-
dria At T.2o and II u s. n. daily and 70 p.
m. dsily, except Sunday.
Fast mail leaving at ii II Q. NJ, makes but two
Onartlcn kah
between Alexandria end Richmond.
ElcsoI5 and information cau be procured st
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast, j. L. WOOD,
SEMI. Passenger Agen;.
Gonsral MANAGER mv1S
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seNUtiS, EIEIEE&s.s;. tS~,
I'EREY HOUSTON CrrNTI-

PERRY HoUsToE trcUHTT Ga.
We have known 'Swii.'5 Syphiht.c SuecEc"
tSs;ed il hundreds OF CAGES Of Syphilis, Ms.cur
Tialsnemgtjs?n, S'Croiula, etc !. made lhs most
perfect and permanent cures il! srcry case.
Hugh i. EonHsId. San. ID. klil.n Judge
Go. CT. j. /. Warren, OF J.W. La:h-op 6. Go ,
Sa7slEsa, Ga I'd. Jackson, Ucp't OK, Supr
u, N2. Brurs01. -! Warren J. " Via.
berry, q. Gilbert, DR. a.. j. W hsnn, %
I!ca5., Vim. u. Pierce, Shtf. G. c. Duncan
Dag /; Gordon.
an acquainted with tho Dropr:rtprs sn5
many Of the gen .lerl"n whose Eignsiures appear
TO tho foregoing ccrt!ics.o. They are nan o.!
hi&i. cna! Ac;.er AID standing
a. Il. CGLQ(iTT.
Governor CT Georgia
TIE SWIFT SrEuLfIC COMPANY,
Frcprittors. Atlanta, GG.
Sold BY +. s. LEADBEATGE S EK0,
C$!l for copy CT Young Nen's Friond."
doCl
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CLoAls. CIRCULARS. DoLLMANs, WALKING
JACKETS IioRLOCKs snd UIsrERS 10 be ouvp
Cd iucsday IN or0i: It |. EICugGnG's
r.D) II
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READY FOR ACTI0N-Mondsy mcfaiug
nrcDlng CT lhe DRESS GOODS at ISAAC EICu.
BERG s. seuo2 ly
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L. PoRTaER BEER. bottled dsiy =; piica G
cents rGf 0: Z.u.
Geo NcBURaEY l. Sun,
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PUSHES, FtLvG1s, SATTtXs, SILKS sna
su:tNolo .iiGilnir s, OF I'll Shades ct /. E.cu.
EgRG'S snroo.lv
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EseceGt p0sta flee Eiuics
Hca,aUr beds are ron.mallhb.e.
-s,Hs IEU be ssUt when nGS.

Feather beds are ron.nalIsb.e.
LS,xs u.U be ssDt when nu~.
II rair or ,Diu1s will go for .So zccnta.
Ing bottles n.u5i be CoFked when sen: by !n.il.
over lhIeC pounds Of real estate are not tfE2a
p.l:s!0.c.
Psr.;as &c g m 9al!cd to ict; .hc!7 own po:tsxe
stamps sid ea9u.opts; TIE postmaster csa no. be
compelled TO Go this
An a:!naGsIaent hA9 boaH perfected by which
lct."rs without poet &: viii be- Immediately Io:-
wncCed-tJ tue dead letter CiiCe
Isrii"s s:e earnestly requested not to send
Hcsisi cards win money o:coFs igccsed ze !:.rao
eup1s .!o frequently lost in this. wa,
f'i!:o-g Ycc!IDe must be torwsIded G. risk If
sender. Kit shcu blow up in inc pCSt1i.stoi's
HAMS he c.n 20. be hcli Responsible.
" ben Letters ere received bearing no G7rc-
non, the parties for whom they sre intended Will
Ii3a5c signify tee .gc. TO Tho pos.mcs.er, thst lie
nay 8. U-cc forward.
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G:caDc.a O: shIs i!-c WI! run Is !1!ioas:
&isE3 EsGA:sEssH.sS.

S!Caloc.. O: sh!s i!-, Wl! run Is E2:ioss:
&!&Es MGs::E'ssH.ss,
Connecting with siosctsnsS' and Limers Line
! Tor Eosto2, Steamer
Ss3k 5E 2I4s E.sEs
hFGky IQADAY, WEDNESDAY and
EkiHAY Z, =! W O'Clock p.rl. returning, loava
Norfolk on al ernsto days ii go 2. 70.
This etsunct iroa steamer hsg lust been bsi3t
ed throughout, slatar0oEls newly furnished and
c11peted, and lie the h.IIt,surles. &c we'll as the
szias. beat on tho Fo.omac river and Chesapeake
bay, snd IL tho only steamer rrskiHg close con-
nc%tion with tho Mew York and Boston stesr
ere also conaoc's with Richmond eloamors and
! tsliroad lines south. StopG st plN&x POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning
t'oGinniDG Asy ls:, 1851. c,caraiau tickets,
good for eiTcR Gays, will DO Issued as follows !:
FitSlaasE round trip 20 f.. Monroe and Norfolk
IS Oh; iitst class faro to Fortress Monroe snd
Norfolk 50; second cisss zach way 81 50; fire.
class fsro 10 finey iuinL and i'oin. Lookout
q 81; fret class round trip to ningy Point and
Point Lookout ~ G1i second Glass each way i5c
otAt2r2o;as -; 'i!osls i5c.
EltEs fd&Es sssEsN.
s s;E FEB e q, ksJs"E ss~g.vr ,z2gsa
s4sI8sssT
81 asE.i fi.li;GT, 4. II m; and returning
taaTe Eew So:i:, tron picr g: Gast liver, EV.
EEI SEGG R3AE. y. :; o clock y. II.
The steamers O; tDia company make connec-
lions st Norfolk for Eo2:oc end sll points usst :.
az EoT foTk with CT points Wegt ARD North.
waat and :, }.iH@Enc.,ia with Virginia Midland
Eaitro%:! =id Washington End Ohio Nsi;road.
Through r@!e5 HI7oE aad freight hsrdied care
fully sHd promptly. Fog fur:hor iniormstion
sppiJ 70 e. a. EGED, agent,
,, -.o, Jaaney's WHAT.
sep TT: Washington, D. g.
.r.;.s,as Ci.SDS'G STEAM Lire WunE-
S S$zs7::i::2S LY !E0
PHILADELPHIA, FALL EIVKE, pRGy7-
DEMCE AND BOSTON.
Stes"a o.s le&7o EiaLsDG,is EVERY TlTEg.
MS:S snd leave philadelphia EvEi.Y sat
UEDAY. IA :
This iins coaN32fs IT A,o-sndris g:!5 .h.n
a. 8 Il. and " g ., Z. rs. .Go st Ph;!sdai,,
Pala %iE'i C;ydc's Tcsu!s7 Sscga.saips for E.il
kiver, "ro7idonc3 and Bo.ion.
FrSlsA forwarded with pEon9t2ess sni o.rs,
trsa o. commissions. y
&c c!:"EEs ior .TsEaIat in P;t;intia,rAia, s.d
wharfage II 5ostoD. Quick time. Eroave5t
dars:tucos,. through rsscs a:.,. through S;iIs
VI isG!ng siTcn. Insurance Z: Tho owes: r..a,'
"a. RsEG z,@ A:s5sadti..
~. : q SOE & co, Poijaisi,,kia.
tQhGSOA & &C., FissA. u Gvo-ssn
!@@' OIL
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EaOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, F0j

TEE sTEAMER
u 8 CRCE Z e & r z
Carrying tho e. ). Msil)
Will lsave her wharf, foo. Of p;inco street IN
~ E@UA4S ard THURSDAYS 3: 6 u, NJ.
and SATURDAYS. st $50 p. II s,crpins st
tiEey Poin: AID Point LOCKOUT going sud re-
turning. Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D.
HkSDAIS. FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS ct 4
O'clock p. n.
BEGINNING with M.yl, 1851, Excursion ,icka:z
viii DO Issued. good for four days, IS follow:
First class fare 10 Foilresa ionins and nor.
folk, s. OCi First elsa round trip, So co. Seaond
class each way, ST 80; First. clsss fare to piney
rolnt aad Point Lockout. 81 &C. Fifst-cl.sa
round trip. 81; Second. Class, each way, IS c.s.
Ststerooms g.. Meals rs cts.
GORGE MAVTINGLY, Sup:.
z. Z. Hn0&. Agent rnh3G
faLAND 8 SEAEOAHJ UuASrlNG CO
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CAL ard ser tho immense stock of CARPETS
aaG OIL CLO1Ii q! l. EICUEsRG's. so,22ls
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@ltEs NEW ssss2N.

VIZ ~ 20 2 "r~.,-s
y z ts!s e. q, ksJx"E :, 4. .E2gJ
s4s ISesGs'
EVERY Ei;IHAY, L. II m; and returning.
iaaVc Eaw Eo:i;, trop picr g, GaSi liver, HV.
hEs { SEIS R3& < y: 4 o c!nck p. n.
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ETEAMGWs.
IT ASHIEGTON STEAMBOAT 90.
~ f1tv,,tol\

w ASHLEGTON STEAMBOAT 90.
w (Limited)
Cn Sundsy, Monday, Tuesday end Wednes-
day the boats of the Washington Steamboat
Germany (Iimted) will run as follows:
Leorc Washington at 6 90 S 10 30 snd 10 SO
:. ~. snd II Is, = TO 3: 20. 4 40 S IS and ID u.
hccrc alexandria "s co, 80 50, 10 10 snd
II 81 NJ. .rd Is . 10, o., 5 20 scd 80 D. nj.
Hn Thursday Friday snd saturday leave
both cities .; 6 60 80 s 50 50, 10 so. II so.
- 80 so = 80 81, q 50 5 30 end $40 [sopl5
= i 'GioS'
FGR FOTUNkC &GVEE LANDINGS.
On sud stta1 Monday, August 1st, 1881 he
StchMeE Z, Y. AERO v III lTH, will lasvo her
%Eaif. foot Q: liins Street 3! 7.3j @. III EVERY
MONDAY, %H y HGDhJ Ind SATURDAY
Tor ail &lVEi. LANDINGS On Monaag IS
iHr SO Nomini Ferry; On Thurad.y, NomEi
tuErioman; Ca Saturday CurlioGaan and L.on.
acttoHn
steamer MYSTIC Sundays for Ever Land-
iags ae i.r down rs lJpuAr Mschc6o:k, sto2 nj, &
~ hsen9s VIVA and Chapel Point.
iueid9Js making !ho sbcvo landings rs fsr IS
E.st.oy Crock.
jSsSt J. f. WOOD Man,ya~
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8 OHIO RAILROAD

sjty NN->t~N ~ &SAS % os~4O halhSOaD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUN.
EAI) BHTWEEN ALHXANDHIA
AND ROUND HILL,
Beginning May 9, 1881.
Leave Washington si 9 20 4. n. and 4 % o,
N. and Alexandria .. 8 25 a. m. a % D. M.
fhss Laes5utg. soiaz westward, al IL 80 >. N:
ana . ~ p. M, sGd arrive At Round Hill at
10 10 p. m. snc 70 2. m. Leave hound Hill
a! . 81 e. NJ and II 81 pm Pass Leesburg 20.
ihE ess!wsrd, ~ + ~ and 10 o. M. and
arrive st AlozancrIa a. Is M, and Is
=. H., and al Washington 1926 ;. m. and
IS p. n.
EE- Passengers from Washington will t.te
the Washington and Ohio cars at tue Baltimore
e Potomac Railroad station ats 2Oa.m. and d.20
?. NJ, and 70 through to KounG Hill without
change Of ca1s
Tho 9.2o am. train from Alexandria andl2,3O
2. NJ. train from Round Hill connect at Round
I'M with Mccoy & WiQginton's Daily Line of
coaches for Snickersville, Berryville and Win
chester; also Resmer's Line Of Coaches, which
!tsave Asesourg daily for Aide and middle.
burg.
Both .rains westward, make close connections.
81 flenns, with Slsson's Line Of Stages for Fair,
Tax Court House.
tickets, 81 cts Tor mile
aRnaal sacEets, $50.
K. II. HAVENGR,
MY General Ticket Agent,
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LHGAeI EssTgGEIs.

SjIkGINIA: In the Clerks ofica Ct the Cor.
Y poration Court OF tho city Of Alexandria,
on the 24sh day tf Sep:em Dor, 1884,
benjamin Cooley, complainant,
against II Cal1ccry.
Sarsh Cooley, defendant.
Memo. The object Of this suit IS to ob!si2 $
decros divorcn2 the complehan: tro;r thu bonds
Of matr!mony with the defendant
The defendant, Ssrah Cooley, not having en-.
tered her appearance and given security accord.
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
she is not q resident of this State, it is or
dered that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication Of thi.
order, and do what is necessary TO protect her
interest in this suit; and that n copy of this or.
der DO forthwith inserted in the Alexaadria Ga-
zctto, newspaper published in tho city of Alcx-
dria, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted ut the front door Of the Court House Of
this city. Il copy, test:
MORTON MARYK, Clerk.
x. hCmper, D. q. s5p2C-WiY
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" IRGINIA: In ths CLERKS Office Of the Cir.
cult Court OF Aicxsndri. county, en- the
2lst of September, 1881.
Msrk Young, pisinll, vs. Alon Do1sH, Honcr.
p. Dodge z. T. berry. William Copeland
and Hiram ". Barrett, trustees, Samuel 7.
Bell, William Z. Casin, trustee, Jsrob L.ro
trustee for Msry z. Geger, Nsry Z. Ggiget
and Charles LAr man, trustee, defendants In
cha1cery.
hemo. The object of this suit is 10 mako the
above named parties defendant to an amended
bill in cnsnceIy, fled this day, and 10 require
them TO sEsWer the same uadar osth IS 20 nI
and every the matters and things charged by
way OF smsndment and that they nay mako :
ull and true discovery vi all the m ,ttrrs STORE
said; that the complsnani's debt, principal and
interest, the interest of the said Allen Dodyo in
said property, snd the liens upon The same be
sscertained; that the said property BIO sold to
satisfy the coDplainsnrs said debt: principal and
Interest and the costs Of this suit.
The above named defendants not having en-.
tered their appearance Snd given security &C.
cording to the act OF Assembly, and the rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
hey are not residents OF this State, it is o..
dered thst the said defendants appear here with
IN one month after duo publication of this
order and do what is necessary TO protect their
Interests in this suit; and that copy of this or
der BIO forthwith inserted in the Alexsndris Ga.
zotte, q newspaper published in the city of Al
exandris once 4 week for four successive weeks
and posted st the front door Of The Court uous g
ofthis county. a copy-test:
BENZ. AUSTIN, Clerk.
Charles z. Stuart and
Leonard Msrbury, p'q' srp23-wdw
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Mail, Southwark, connects at Go,donsville,
with Ches. s. Ohio 4. g.. East and West. at
Lynchburg, connects Ritk Atlantic, Miss. &
Ohio 4. T., through Southwest Virgins, 10
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Book
and Texae-ald at Danville with Richmond &
Denville &. T., to South snd Southwest
Express Southwark connects Of Gordonsvlis
to all points on Ches. s Ohio 4. r.. and at DAN
willie for all points SOUTHEAST and South.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Limo leave al,
s1sndra daily, except Sunday, 8 10 q. m. and
II DC M, and returning arrive at AleXandria
F. Fopp %A sSd So E LINE n leave w,,b;nr,,
10 o. m. and Alexandria 52s. m, daily,
except Sunday, arrive st Strasbu1ga II Is pm,
connecting with the Valley Road Esst and
West. Leave Stresburg SO p. H., arriving at
Alexandra al 6 So p. m.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
1S1ON leaves Alexandria daily, except Sun.
Gay, at 00 o. M, and returning leaves Stras
burg ct 80 p. IN, arriving in Alexsndtis
6 IS p. N.
For Aiddloburg. daily connection at Plains
station.
For Urperville, regular connection at Della.
For WAKRENToN, leave Washington q.
7 10 a. q. daily.
ington, to and from North and West
New Orleans sleeper Leaves Washington .i
10 .. m, running through without change,
On Express train, leaving Washington at 10 ~
p. m, Marks Adjustable Reclining CHAIR Car
with extra charge only Sl.O0, through to
Osnville.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Savannah, Ca, without change. on III 40
train.
Through tickets very low to the South an
Southwest.
MERCER SLAUGRTRR. q. T. a.
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8ERAMEEE,

N oT1oE.
P5T6.N.sC EERHI' CO.'S. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On snd sitter Sunday. July 18th,
Will leave ss follows:
Steamcr T. V. ARROWSMITH leaves Potc.
mac Ferry Co.'S wharf, toot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and ia URS.
DAY, at 30 a. n, for Leonardtoun and all
intermediate landings.
steamer MYSTIC leaves EVERY MON.
DAY, WRDN ESDAY and FRIDAY, att 80
a. M, TO. Nomini and intermediate landings.
GEO. 4. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry COMPANY.
J. 3 PADGETT. Agent iSi7
NoT1oH' -
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Monday, October 4,h. the
ooats OF the POTOMAC FERRY &C. will run
rs followG: "''' '"D
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
% 80, 8 80, Q 30. 10 30 and II so a. M. and
Il &c, 20. $50. 5 so, 4 80, s 80 and 6 Is D. m
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
8 So 80, 8 80, 9 80, 10 so and II so 3. M. and
$50, 81, 230, 80, 4S0, 8 30 and 6 son. m.
On sunday the frs! trip from each cid will be
my25 GEO. 3, PHILLIPS, Manager.
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A1exaytdria Q5azette
EVENING, JANUARY &.

SOLOMON AND TIE BLAcKsMITH.-1he story
goes that during the building of Solomon's
Temple that wise ruler decided to treat the arLi.
sans employed on his famous edifce to bsn-
quet. As ibcmen were enjoying the good things
his bounty had provided King Solomon II owed
about from table to table, endeavoring to be-
come better acquainted with his Workmen. To
one he said
My iriend what is your !rsGe?'
"a carpenter"
And who makes your tools =
The blacksmith" replied the carpenter.
To another Solomon said "What ia ycur
trader
"a nason.n
and who mskss your Tools 7"
The blacksmith" replied the mason.
& tt;ri stated that he VISA g stone cutter srd
that the blacksmith slao made his tools. The
fourth msa that King Solomon addrcased wss
The blacksmith himself. Ile was 8 powerful
nan, with barred arms, on which the muscles
stood cut IN bold relief, seemingly almost as hard
as the metal he worked.
And what is your trade, my good man ~
ssid the King
Blacksmith" lsco1ica!iy replied the mar Of
the anvil and sIed2e.
And who mskss your too!3y'
Make EN- myself" replied the blacksmith
Whereupon King Solomon Immediately pro.
claimed him the klcg Of mechanics, because he
could not only make his own tools but all other
artisans were forced TO 20 to him 70 havo th cir
own tools made
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Perry, Ga. Anil ID 1870,

Perry, Gs April a. 1879.
have watched the use OF the medicine now
known as "Swifrs Syphilltic Specific over fifty
years, snd have never heard Of failure to cure
when properly taken. com renced the use of
it On my slaves, between 1879 and 1855 az slao
did number of my neighbors. and in every
case that csme within my Knowledge it etfectai a
e1re In 1885 Geo. Walker. bought at auction
slaDs not :ea!rantei, after the pnrc7.se it
twelve years. His head was without :. hair on
It. Flo treated him with this remedy, and in
four weeks he was sonnd and we'll, and in short
time hsd as fine hesd OF hair as was ever
owned by negro He owned this slave many
years. and he never had any return Of the dis.
ease, nor lost days work.
4. l.. DENNARD
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