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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-06-03
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ory SperInasorrhesa, Impotency, Involuntary Ennis
self-abuse or oyer+indngencs, which Leads to misery
decay and death One box win cure recent cases
Each box contains one months treatment. One dol
lar box or six boxes for i've dollars sent by mail
prepaid on receipt price. We guarantee six boxes
to cure any case with each order received by us for
SIX boxes accompanied with i've dollars, we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money If the treatment does not effect Guar
antees issued by E. A. Whttlesey, 228 Chapel street,
New Haven. Conn, wholesale and retail agent Or
ders by mail will receive prompt attention.
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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-06-03
A Monkey Trap.

An old, hard cocoanut is taken and very
small hole made in the shel1. Furnished with
this and pocketful of boiled rice, the sports
man sallies into the forest and stops beneath
a tree tenanted by monkeys Within full
sight of these inquisitive spectators he first
eats little rice and then puts quantity into
the cocoanut with all the osteniation posi-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09

"a Capsians. steam
mPs made after the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09
Chinese Women.

T7- F,l--z Proposes that 500 Of the wives Of
fr Calnas nov living IN these Islands, be brought
hr-r ua-tlv az Government expense. Let the
F--- t--tly End out how many Cinnamon there
are uho car a.Icrd 70 bring out their wives, but
W. rs- 57f. Let Il. again. find ont how many Of
rl--s. Clsraanea have wives in China and wives
h--r. FaH. II any. China1e1 reach maturity,
.-t---- --a-ryi--. II there are I5.o00 Chinese
h-.. lia-s are l5.olo 70 5000 Chinese wives Of
tlss men h china. VERY many Of these men can
sFr-5 40 h-irc over their wife Or wives but they
vslr-t 40 Z. Whys In Singapore and Hong
f--e --rl Chinese merchants reside, but they
- fam les "a the mainland or IN China. Inc
.-u o. rsre facsi.iy in packing up wives among
tlt ra1re with whom they ssitle- here Is anothe
r- a-a The entire srcl1l. religious and political
fs q IRE Chlzese admits, 7ecosuizes, and insists
lr 81 v-rrT-
II u aarnan should bring his z No. :. and No.
- z-fe ever here. 9hai should We DO zboutlt To
r-.ra.--td him Tor hi-sruy would array against Us
5f . i.a- Oh aa1si arE- si rienirrt % thc igiinl,
AIR. r--l-t lhlneSa community MorcoFer. l1eileral
lr-Eau-- -lz-- and Cd the other great Nlceroys
arr MISS. Aside fcun their arouous man
- -at1--s they have lately introduced into the
s-.----e s--s the most powerful g-n-boats known
4. --.1-ler1 srierce- bow long they Will permit
-tr-- hrl 1h-tr hfrs g. say on the - reet OF the
f4rr-rrsr. I.iarls. fnr cong rhaf which reLElon'
s-9-r md politics demands IL China. We Cannot
rs Eut rs tr--l and fact OWING 70 the very
la- rl-af Chinese. there ! large p1u-ror-
..r q 'r-aur-,s rh-S1-ls n this kingdom. lake
rrar-r dtie- SIRIUS matters here. tins doubtful
r---r >, ,a-1a-. Is a quiet question some day We
-rrr have 81 meet r. And 4 may be made d ma
-7r---r AFFAIR The Frirnf must remember that
Ar C-rnese Government have IN utter contempt
fo- or s-ssl and marital relations and i may see
RI s.r lzr g. fl-ce missionary work. with phys
SOL r-e-r- zp1u us. i Nc sho1ld sttenpi 70 treat
ther a. 1aarneu- \
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09
President Arthur.

60 a Arthur twenty first President OF tbs
r----s 49, rrs bora IN The town township OF
TEe-d Fru1kiin co-ntg. Vermont, Octocer >
r,s.l - hi ircuadIste predecessor, he Va.
49, = io- osbi1- his parents being poor gnd
5-1.1 t-s-., g a c1-ru7-at!.s-E neS --EirE M
49, as Z native 81 Lrelz-l1 and a baptrsi
-----s-e- rfa. after the manner OF the times
slE-sta- to- several congregations Il tie same
- s--la- ATTENDED the common schools Of
80 h.l-uurkinc uc1utiUe at what
- - h1es c1ula G.z4 10 CO, 20 maintain hiin-
So sd asss Els iszugais-qillli sixteen years 81
- rrI-s- Is =rte7od Cs5ul Culie-e. az Schenect-
49, g. Tnrs where be- graduated N lcAo.
- f--r--- r-rle-e be tEuchf school fc- tvu
- I-ss5-- |accr-rclateo s1z1 % uolcy
.-s----- 10 ra5infain 1lin II Nen York S7ty he
--5--tIF .i-ihsr and commenced the study q
- u a-e ff-re h. competed nis studies. ard
- =au--ls5 - the bsr- be - o1cs took rank as
r--. ri RE runet promising N-ll1 las4eIs q tLe
- - rrrs associated with hon William ~
Sr--sz & - ralsl.-ated Ls-nHlon czse, IN which
--a--- =, fae testimony q tis senior cu1nsel-
~. --rrif.s1 truself hzuus1-leiN- As a result q
- - n rhirh EvErus and Arthur we're veto
- r.-s uecro slaves tie alleged property OF p
.s-e-- master having Voluntarily broIEht
- mi r-e free state u New fu7k-
- - te-snuiaE Mr.. Arthur vas an ardent
- 49, -sa- and uas-tholCt then Young
-ra--H laHier lr The Or flizsslann O tne Asp-D-
Tt--r ua-tr II Neu YORK n $50
49, t,s s-s- BE- vas luspector General ana
.r--.---- 1z-r- i-enc-ll o. inc ssaH q Gof-fl-ur
49, I'D -en1erel e1lclr-lt sezylce n orz4IiiL
- - ..--arr5n- tne volunteer soldiers q tie
-. - l--a-5lzc tAcu, % TIE front; hence
-. - q C-sns-sl He never served q tie lEoni
ral--h rse hiat u-erut e-=c-t1va AFFINITY Enien le
80 fres us ID ossilszs- indicates tEaF ne Noatd
-. -.s-rss 7istincu1l IS q Commander II t1e
~ ~ hr --s -r7--snie5 hF President Grant
r. -f--.a- d rte fu-1 q New YORK re was Fe2i :
- = -s-s and served rutil lsls, Enen re VS.
s----si.5 i., C.,iorsl Merritt De vas sapeIoeded
- So -e hsuznse ct any r1essl11 As = Us aoil-
- - - bri beczzse Of radical difference
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09

oilcr Work aui Wa
shmsu:, riysted by
hat quality Of work
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09

of opinion between him and President Hayes and
Secretary Sherman 70 the proper manner OF
conducting the business OF the office.
In June, lSSo, he was nominated for Vice Presi-
dent by the Republican National Convention, was
elected in November of the same wear, and took
the oath OF Office on the fourth Of March last
0hi0 State journal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09

And say employ ronc but the VERY BEST that
can be had 10 the Realm. wish TO call your attention
tn two sets iust turned for 4 Mckinley. Esq..
American Consul here Any one wishing 70 see tins
may do 20 By rUlnE out on the Plains any
fine afternoon after O'Clock, and, az a distance OF
more than half 3 mile. the splendid pair OF
creams tao lutre % hc yaruish, the brightness OF
the rich gold plate and the shining OF the rosejtes IN
the dazzling Igv- % fhc su.i Tact, IL would remind
one il he lad lived thousands Of year, when
there vas . good mEu translated 10 the skies IN
cudsu chariot; "a fse the hole tap looks a though
il had been produced by the powers OF Aladdin
Lamp. 10 Is too handsome 10 be made by mortal man.
! am also building some very me
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09
CHIORODYNE.


70 obtain quiet re-
rclicffrom pain and
e weary achings of
nervous media. aud
T the body. y0u will
Us remedy discover
nv Medical sfam. to
.ODYNE. and which
the most wonderful
o.
known for Coughs,
n In DiarrhUa. and
lysentcry.
short all attacks Of
q Spasms.
iafive In Neuralgia,
ne, Meningitis, &c.
cal Chemists, Mcdi-
10 J.. r. Davenpors.
uomsbury. Lna,iou.
unity o. Congratulate
uiaiion Ihis justly
ewue's { lior0llyne,
Ilindostsn, hut All
sTal utility. we must
ed into the county.
finding a place In
Their brands Ne arc
native haznrs. and.
their sujonrn there
multiply instances
mcacy % DE-. Coils
"a and Dysentery.
hlting Of Pregnancy.
& occurred under our
tears. IN Chulerniu
rible forms of Choi-
irprisiugly cnntroll-
y other form % this
On o firm Conviction
from a sense ofduty
public, a. we are 81
ly other than Coils
q or FAITH on TIE
unEn AND PATIENT
lura. symes & Co,
Great Britain, Ills
Y W. Page Wood
>, undoubtedly. the
story ~ the defen.
untrue. which. be
See The Times
J.. a.. Cd. and lis.
words &c Dr. J Cob
ioYcument stamp.
accompanies each
ID limitations.
MORT, 81 Great
81 Gu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09

buili complete VITA
undsd when savis-
ID steam Tugs con
ode In which iheY
mage and draft of
attention given -
workmanship. and
l.
f-sIARING MA-
q approved plans.
ted herewith.
e Iron. ofany size.
ieeiiuz together. o.
xed fos shipment,
oiler Work sud Wa
shmsu: rissfed by
hat quality Of work
p Capsisns. steam
mPs, made after the
% Irrigation o. City
eeiebraieID4rT
r. pump
Dupiex ste=m
~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09

r W. Page Wood
undoubtedly. the
story ~ the defeu.
untrue. which. he
See The Times
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09
Best Harness
al employ no prison labor"

That has ever been made in this Kingdom. As : fol
mur harnessmaker said:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09

ID limitations.
NPORT, 81 Great
D. 81 Gm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09

% Irrigation o. City
the reiebrafedD4TT
pump
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-09

J.. a.. Cd. and lis.
words &c Dr.. y. Cob
Government stamp.
arromu4ulaa zach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08
Eau 6rhoo!5.
Danfina Atdoenties.

A LEN MACGREGOR'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING, l12 5th ave-,
RCopcns for private and class instruction Saturday october
II. For terms, &C., send Tor circulars.
4 Lien DODWORTHS SCHOOL FOR
~ DANCING, No Gal Fifth.ave
CE closed for the will commence again OCTOBER
10. During cation private lessons MAJ be had
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Justrpciicfl.


1 PPARATUS and FURNITURE of all kinds
"A for Schools, Academies, Colleges and Halls Send for
catalogue. BAKER, PRATT d CO. No 10 Bond-st, N Y.
GELECT PRIVATE CLASS for young ladies
~ about 10 Of English lady wishes for one
OF two more pupils for class onng to be held near
6have Careful instruction and thorough training In lid
Graf courss 81 study including modern languages guaran
pts IN NevlOrk city An afternoon class Tor young emit
don under trained and accomplished assistant Address
MADAME, Tribune office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08

STEW RD.-Bv Il German (40) as assstnt,a
can give the highest references - to character So
hrietv etc address c. POHLEIS, l,ll6 lst-aye, city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

MISS ROUNDS'S day and boarding school
w for young ladies aud children, SO CAntonaye' Brook
IYn y. Y. viii reopen SeptembeI Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
.nA kinds o. good competent female servants German
ana other useful girls Tor city cO1nrT also male help AL
coiored servants AZ the large olLs,tablsis1 PROrES
lOth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08
Boar0 ono Hoo rs.
Eastsas.

East Side.
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE, and other
ROOFS, hoard .lstca'' rlar'lcc7 lo- and IO4 East
kDl%JN AVENUE IIl.-Elcgant floor
ami .nc lool4s VITA board sueuy trstcass aecommo
STH-AEE.. above 3!th-,t.-hn elegant suite
, "fre " rent 'q'rt or VAR pya , HSe ,, Fei
II EAST 3ISr-ST. brtrrcn Madison and
.ta,o7."ua'so"cy "a nj. OF I3ror and second
ta..o. eel o. cd ne : hirhcr utcrguce
On GRA.uR1Y PARK and 50 IRVING
~ T.""tJ,E' aIi eorrrr room GA ground ho'r' suit"
DBD-sT.. no ENST.-Larsc pleasant room
80 aaI yns .or teo rtnucmcuor E.nueman and Wiiei
r,.er.lgc g.q'..r.
- EAST 2OTU-ST. Furnished rooms with
> with At board reference permanent parties pre-
ga EAST 3e.Ii-s T.-Supcr,or floors, ele-
~ rsuty fur a'. 81. w.taY 1,4.o table.
SS IRVING-placc and 30 G anarcy Park
OV-Geat,m,a. apartment house sUi -ad single roomsi
mo EAST 2lNT-Sr. (Grmcrcy Parl0.-
- ne-i,ape rooGa on ,rrgn" noo'' with ArS''ias'
West SID,
7 APGE FRONT aud BACK PARLOR, hand
- 'omo.y Furnished win mi'Si" 0Ih w. also sing"
no. 30 WEST 3)rH-ST.-Ropms, with first
~ t!lo board, or gentleman and wife; aHo' rooms Tor
gentlemen; references
pBlNATE FAMILY owning house will rent
second bopr suite OF fo1r furnished rooms pam Nc}
WIN Or without b1ar unr-eerhonioo reiefehco' NO .
Vs. l2tI-sL
JST and ID door; private table il. desredj
mar 5t,ayo. a. DAILY - Wcst aoth.at.
,lI WEST 27rIl-ST., second house west OF
- Eioadway uosth side Good rooms on Gach n0fs
elegant rlt'o.a
1ETu-ST.-Is and 30. between Broadway
NDaud handsome and desirable ro",ns WIN OoaIu
Tor gem and WI, single gentleman ieie'h''S
sl.l WEFr 2Gf1-Sr.-Llrgc. handsomely
80 furnished rooms nc.r 81 James lle,noe2 M."so 80,
7qIarc 20 af,. Hsrg oancd, quiet home highest ref
arro,cs price moderate
tOND-ST.. III YVES =, adjoining st. Cloud
rcur buar LoIse AID ,ualy dearabo refer
ii WET 27TH-ST. Rooms, single or en-
4 suite with first class table board terms Ieasohape
T.(t> WEST l2D-ST.-Lovcly ID floor fur
80 ni-hei eroloe or5l story irIHS %i asa anI
an .ruoi p yos thu,o desiring 20 Keep house keter'
tncus cAch"h. ed
Beard and Rooms Wanted.
4 GENTLEMAN, wife and son desire pleas
~ ant cro'!s oas for ne liner 1A''H' 10 '0'
4 NICELY furnished room at 326 west I'D
~ st. American family. ----
pOAKD WANTED-In private family for
D adf daughter small proportion Of board tkeh Guy
in giving instruction on ire pane one o o nG p 4hs
an and ithaNca ro.orvnccs exchanged A1u'o'' A - -
BOX 7o3, J. o. ---
- ADULTS aud infant want two square FUR
- nshcd rooms good board, IN quiet family o1h.on yen
eucos Address With parCula PlOMPIl Ai' Au'e"'4S-
in6 UGce, " est o0S 23d.st-
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5ituations nuanfeo--femaIes.

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
A.An kindso good competent female servants German
Ss r 0C ost.s.isi '' PRos
TANT HOME BUREAU. 1888 Sthave- fourth house above
{ HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS or wait
ing aione-By very capable Scotch Protestant girl;
and careful abo Sts S ana also @
clean and capable in all her work CAN 2s8
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK, WATT
SINGor NURSES &c--By American and Protestant yirl,
Sy GSoaG IoiS5si: sass;
COLORED LAUNDRESS.-Gentle or
- taudles washing by the month dozen reasonable
225 West 27th.st in the rear, third loor.
COOK.-By a Scotch Protestant woman as
hrsSsss cook roast and bro nicely makes nice bread
Of all Kinds sober a9d agsr ssss es
COOK.-By German: honest experienced !;
~ has been living with drstclass American family would
IKE to 90 by the day 709 6thav toy store CAL for
COOK, &c.-By thorough, good cooks;
m6ME B PFiSaiS Us R86S ''' al inc
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German help: for
HoMEBU REAU Is 9t1.svo 'olrtl 6oa,e ABOVE lOta.,t
COOK, WASHER and IRONER, and CHAM
girls nave Ro saS n 'TS and Ves
satisfaction both capable steady and can work vel
th.ave., between 36th and SGth.sts
EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION and
IL Training SCHOOL, private families supplied with good
servants 90 Greenwicli-aVa
HOUSEKEEPER.-An American lady of re-
Il 4 hnenent I'd experience hon sekeeper In prl-
vat family, would take charge of boarding house Ad
dross Box 5l2 New ork Post ONCE
H0USEWORK.-By neat, tidy, intelligent
Protestant Young girl; will be generally useful In
washe dir yo4S vii give best Of wages
moderate Can Ge at 366 6thaye near 23t LIST hoo
uOUSEWORK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS
by English gr ready, willing and not afraid Of work.
do good Washing and IRONING r. good family COOK
when wanted and where she by atten
ton Ia her work and good behavior retain constant nome
NO. 232 6th-ave.
I w. BROWN furnishes first-class colored
cs servants OF both sexes, l64 West S2d st.
4 ADY'S- MAID.-By a North German girl, as
lady Inaid; dress hair. make dresses has two
years reference from Last CAL at COZ 6thave,
between 3Jth and 3Ghsts.
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By n Scotch
~ protestant yOung good understands the
care yomg and " cllldrel thorough
nj Oblgng very best reference.
Call at 292 6th-ave over shoe store.
GEAMSTRESS.--Perfec cutter and filter for
- iaiies cmdren's, infants and boys operates oil
machines. Wheeler Wilson erfect Is GOOD mender city
country; 81 % aday. Address j. e., 92 East Iithst
GERVANTS.-Forcign and Domestic; for all
- capacities. references investigated MISS L. CAMP
BELL IS West 22tst
CERVANTS.-TwO Swiss girls, lately landed,
- places for kind Of work city or
country Cali at co. 9TH ave. between Both and 3otsts
SEWING, (Nc.-Bv younr .iri who under
- lands al d o. crochet IN ting and sewing; care
children Or do Il stIlro worA. 800 Vest l5th7t
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Dressmakina.

nRFSSMAKER - Competent in all Its
~ branches ladies and chidres suits many years M nv
Go. energetic and ht at your residence or W
y ike 10 take it home reference Address b. 100 West
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SERYANTS.-TwO Swiss girls lately landed,
- anxious get places for kind Of WORK city or
country. Cali at co. 9Th ave. between Both and 3otsts
SEWING, &c.-By a yOunr :ir' who under
- lands al o c'ochet, In ting and sewing; care
children do stArs wOrA 800 Vest l3tn-st
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East SIDE.
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE, and other
r,l.s. DOil .Istc.a,', ri1ruco- lo- and IOl Eas
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Ge!p tUante0.

hoy WANTED-In the office of manufac-
turing firm must write well and be quick and correct al
hgures Address, In own hand W. j. Box ~ IIDune 0lee
NNTANTED.-A Protestant c0achman single
w m IN with cd reference, must underslahd taxing
car, OF IOrs riages thoroughly Apply atBuChES'
Id a. o near -athst
XNANTED-In Worcester, Mass, refined
w French or German assist In the care OF three
growing children and must speak correctly ana lave
hast e3ereuces good and pleasant home address,
Stating where IN SewYOrk City an interview may Do had
Mrs J. s., care tiffany & Co, NJ u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

Mail, Southwa- connects =. Charlottesville
with Ches. j. Chic 4. g., East ana West At
LynGtoGrs connects win Norfolk & West.
eIn +; f.. through Southso Virgins. 20
Nashville, New O5esIs Memphis, Little Rock
and Tezes-snd St DsnTiile with Richmond s.
Danvi'!e Is. Y, 10 South LEd Southwest.
Eap-eeE Southwsrd connects ct thsr|cttee.
viliu 81: points On Chcs. & Ohio X. f., and
al Jan vile Tor ali points South. Boa. and South.
AlXhE TEAMS FOR Main Limo leave al.
ersndIi. daily, except Sunday, 800 q. m. and
| IS H., and returning arrive st Aloxandrla
Il 80 p m and z t0 y. ne.
For NAN ASSA5 LINE leave Washington
7 ~ e. In. and Elczandrit s. IA, daily
| connecting VIII the Valley Road Esst and
West. l:asre Straa5urg 2 &c y, H., arriving st
! Alexsndria 81 4 IS z. n.
MIXED TRAtN FOR MANASSAS DIV
lSlCfS leaves AieS:.ndris daily except Sum
tsy, 81 9 10 q. III, striving at S.raaturg ST 0i
p. "a, and re!u.2icg leaves SsrsshurG Is 8 IS
| Z. m, striving in Alexandria al z 81 :. M.
Fox AiGdirburg. daily connection At Y!airs
s!stion.
| For upperciile, regular connection at Della.
For WAR8ENTON, losvo Washington 1t
] 10 $. r.. daily aud II o. q. N. dsiy, except
gu! day.
Passengers csr leave Wcrrenton st rs a N
and iaKu mixed trlil ht Junction and roach
Ale1antE!a at II III y n, 10 time - mskei a. &
+. tssin Al y s. p II Tor Washington Baltimore
@nG Now York.
al trains nlske sood connections, At Wash.
inston, to and from ~ rln end West.
New OrleaBs sleeper Leaves Washington st
I 10 4, ~. running through withou! change,
Fast train wi &acL'5 adjustable Reclining
Chair ar stt.chrd runs through t. White sui
ptur SIii0ss with u: Oh pge and from White
sulEhur 10 5a!:m re- Without Charge. This is
| tho testcsi lla'u between these polGts
Pul!inSu hlegplug Cars between Washington
! snd Augusta, Ga., w!!hout charge on ~ Is
, y. u. l..In.
Through tickets very lew 10 tie South snd
| .SouLaRusI.
MERCER ETATjtjHTrR a IA
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Steamers OF ;h!s line wilI run e. foiioWy:
EGi: H6sAE0E&,

Steamers OF :a!s line will run e. fo!iowg:
ECE HG&EUEA,
Connecting witS Mercaal.s' And Minors Lima
Tor Boston, steamer
kssDg oR TfHE Msas
Sv FEY &nHDAY, WEDN ESDAY nrd
FGlDAX, 81 CO o clock pm; returning, lesy.
Norfolk On sts1na:a dsys Isl 400 T. m
1hls stsurch iron cleaner hiss just 6osn usjnt.
&c throughout, stat2roonls newly furnished. end
carpstaj, and IL the Handsomely az well as the
safest boz! OF tha SotOE, &C river sid Chesspeek
cay, anu Is the onl = s.esuer making close con-
nect!oa with the Noy York and boston steam.
ars also connects With Eich mond steamers sni
railroad lines : outh. Stops 4. fiNEf POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning My ii, 1851. excursion ,icacls,
coed for four days, viii be i.su,d IS follows -
Ftrs;c.nss round rip 50 IT. Monroe ano Norfolk
10 !; hrst Glass fare to Fortress NunIoo and
HurtoIk " SECOND class each wsy 81 So fret
clsss fare 10 riEey Puin! and Point Lookup,
81 50i Est c;Aas round trip 20 Pin~y Point s,d
Polht ooRout 81 81; second clsss each way 75c.
Sts;erooms 81; meals f6o.
Essgs fa:sv gesEa.
gTE4ssEs8s e. G. ssyvs9 ggGsy2 swSs
MEG5s3cS'
EVERY FRIDAY, AZ il ~; and re.uSn;ux.
leave Low Zc-k, tSoc. nlcr Il, East river, EV.
Ei.I 3EAiI AtA. = a. 4 ceock g. n.
The s:2an2oc9 Of :ki2 cunpsn7 mike coraec-
lions NJ N crfuis for Bosloc 4na ali o.,rts sast ::
81 &eU furA With 81 penis est did Nursn-
1'sst, ana u. A!s1sndria With Virginia ii:G!.ri
Rai,-c2ai ard Washington AID Clio nallrou.t
Through rates gwen SD trb.gtt aulc lad card
fully sud proMpsy. For lu-tha- Information.
a2p'y W +. a. hSaG, agent.
WIN. THOMPSON. presdea:,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05
1861 GREAT 1881
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PEN HayLVAMLA ROUTE
To T2E NOETE, EST g SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TLAuK,
oGGSL- halls, SPLENDID SCENEts
AAGNlFICETT sQUIPM&Ni.
hny lG.h, 1851.
Etains !tsve Nssh,nHtun from depot OF BAL
TlAQ&E s. FNTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
oeI d Sixth and Z 81 4o:s, IS follows:
FER Fhiiadet phis, New Yors ind he East s and
~ ~ s.'r. GstiV, e&cep: H1nd.y snc 20n, 10. u
ant - 10 p,C. daily, 9Th Palace Care. ,hol
iIed ti ross Of pul !rssb ssrlcr Csrs $50 q.
&c. dn!iJ, e!H:el; Sunday for Philsdelana
nd - - t. u. lsiIy, excep; SuudaJ, ard
zoy; 60 10 SID 10 10 :. m. daily.
Foi f!EseDurE ed The West S.UU q. M, with
rierlor rsr TO P,t:stn-g aid Sleeping car 10
fhie9rTk ahc Gh!csHo lc.3J s. p,. dsliy
2.3t !. ~. ~, y, ".ih ra.1ce "a. so Chicago.
Fet SsnnndsisM. scd the !'oftn, s w q. n.
except Sunday ana 8 81 =. r.. daily, except
Saturday, witt Eslsce Car t. Usnsndaigus.
SGt "a3"lns 1880 3, L, daily except Sun
For Baltimore. 6 Il, 5GO. o.an and 1850 q. H.;
2OJ, Il, 40. 80, 9.3" 10 10 &nd 10. Is q. N.
On SGndsy, $50 aud 10 81 81 d.; 2.CO, S. ST, 95p,
% .nd lCl5 y. III.
For homes G-ceE Limo, 6 40 T.. m. and 40 q. M.
daily, except Sunday.
Eor Annapolis, i 10 "a. II. and 10 y. n. daily
eScapL suudny.
LOCAL TRAINS.
.ci l-leSaDttls 100, I % $50, and II 30 q.
r., Nnd ~. 3, 6zp, saed IL 80 p. n, Sum
ous ~ On, ~, G:ld Ii 81 g. u. and p. m.
Trans leave Aaaxsndrja for W Arlington, 800
sU5, @Ed ~ &, la,, sad l24o 3, b, I, 9 IL
u. 1T. e. IL night.
IN Sunday =. o.l5. aHd I0x. m. and 90 and
IL o. -.
rAHOUGE TRAIN res THE SOUTH, via
Quenticc end Richmond, will leave Aiexan.
dr!a at 7.2) and IL II a. m. daily snd 8 ~ ..
nc. ds'l', escept sunday.
ssst mail, leaving at II II q. NJ. makes u two
s!ona, VIZ: d: Quantico and Fred rick bu,t,
bo."een AiezsnGrls and kichmont
ilcie:s sad trtoIu.gtlon CAL be procured It
principal railroad stations aud ticket Offices
Southeast! j. 4. WOOD,
~, Gon'l. Passenger Agent.
General H.Ea9er mpl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

100 Tojaccl ASS cist,oa re ports the tob,c:o
bus1,s 10 DsDvo Tor shc uoutb Of June IS
toii9g,: > 92 80 gounds soid for 1858 SIP, SO,
tc"r al a9crsg OF So IL per hundred pcuuds.
S!oc. the :. OF Ocoo rl-ht - 953 40 uuis
hav- i:eu III Tor - 236 273, IS, being SD
average Of - Il Gar 100 .r.u1us.