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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
-, he2inriEa Nov. %, 1880.
The n all IEAIN will lesve Wsshine ton
Il : ~ l.. Ii. anG Alexnndris At 925 =. m.
daily, except Sunday; paas Leesbury, going
westward, a: IL 81 Il. H., and arrive Al Round
sii 81 = l5pUa. !'eave aoundH Hill at II 80 o. M:
pass inoaerrs, solrR eastward, 10 o. m; and
+Ir!fe ~ Als1snc-la st 8 I5 o. NJ, and nj
TsehihesoE at 30 p. nj.
me C0M NO DATION TRAIN will leave
NssAlagt3n at ~ y. 10. and Alexandria at
q ,. II daily, except Sunday, and arrive at
Lcesourg st Q ~ >. ~. Leave Lees burg At 6 90
q; N; e1d arrive Is. Alexandria at Is AN, and
Washington Il 30 y. d.
sssF Passengers from Washington will take
LAG Washington and Ohio cars OF tue Baltimore
q Eot0Eac Railroad station at 1Oa,m, ana 42O
D. q O., ara 80 through withoui change Of cara
Inc SO m. train from Ale1anGris and 1871
P P. 10 train from Round Hill connect at Round
1 1lli VIII Mccoy d Wigginton's Daily Line of
Coacnes Tor Snickersville Berryyille and Win.
chester; also Reamer's Line Of Coaches. which
burg, Ano 1hiooie-
29th trsina, westward, make close connections
az Court House, AVA al"
Sosaauaassca tickets, u ctr per mtIe
AanE&S ticket $50.
e. EAVENER,
oe.tsn 9enersl Ticket Agent.
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GAlexandria Oazrtttte
THURSDAY SykNl>G, htARCE3

IHE lHREG FRIENDLY PRINTERS. "A great
many years aIo, hcioEt IT. o. cs, 0, G9vcruucut
p!IaiIrs cflco Gas established, there wvrc three
priutr,S enaaRtG upou Government WoIk who
were last i!ioads aid o3Bstalt associate. They
neither lad Dor oaici 20 have other a quaint
sCces. o.. day OF" CT the three tell SICK and
cica, lhcn TIC qC"s ion sa9 who you pei
?ntm the Usual rites Of filed hip for the deaf.
1b0J} "uiSl;iG tolk aoy iD;er.si IN tho na:itr
80 me ;%& f.!cn4s q. r. obliged to care for Il Z
htdg thcuseV S. NV al these ,riniGrs were
ioni oi !lqu Il, sac. though they never were
hCe0 10 puo0 t,T foOH8 mad maIy byut by
ihcmsc vls 70 Qllet mock. Thc twJ remain
inG III ui- i;:an eat up With the cJ:psa, ara,
10 willie away tha tme, brought lrelc pack III
cards ADD h0.t!e to. clmpspv. Euctre w@s
ihs easac, a1d t5ey I:bysd fr sGak ;bc
FlDcer 10 driaK OF &c mag game and the loser
10 stay dry. lie uck ore sided. Seated
40 e!lHer sldt Ct lse corpse. with the c0fhn De
tweed theu IS table, tie players played md
rccaun.1 the o,r Ut, u their dead !rleLd b.
tGe one va" poV / Moo maS sctIlDg mnrc BpG
more thirsty. Ih9 cares Bud iun steadily
sgacs: II IL atd pot drop Of liquor had pass
ed f3 l!p9. t.nsl:y tie luck cnaGgtd. aud,
sisppiGG daGn ne right DGsar ca ,ht cufiD, o.
exclaimed, "I&cte, noe, It's 10y tool" With
hasy Ino,i1a, he reached fyr the bottle: but
1t that iLs;aa; c, psitruati0u filled Tie breasts OF
both irieous ss tie supposed Corpse r3sc Up spd
said: Not dep nj I've I'D miua." Wan
sctram Of hvIr0r tho TWO friep5S jompcd IT,
rushed one TO Tie DOR acd the 0:hrr to VIII
dog. Tie latter ltapyd 10 the gruuud ia his
tcrEor COD BIZ g IL the o.hei galocd The
stteus vi b0al n.!esdsl o'uge AID q s:pp AIRED.
Year tavl eppscG. Is ia tie VII ch.Is have
Gid, but tie tIitud "nu seas .upposcd tc Esyc
been dcsd ,ll i9,s, "a cco-l,.c aglI mac,
wlo is uo4 c2Uncs'or 10 The Gove.bmcnt
printing housa.- " 7 EUenmg Post.
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E-SD =" OF TEEE E..TEE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY end
FRIDAY, al 30 o'clock p.m.i returning, ies7e
Norfolk on alternate days st d.GO p. Ne.
This staunch iron stesmer has ust been paint-
ed throughout, ststotooms newly furnished and
carpsted, and is the hsndsomest as we'll IS the
ssfoat boat on the Potcn, &c river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only steamer making close coz
nection with the New York and Boston steam
ersi also connects with Richmond Steamers 4ud
railroad lines couth. Stops Ut PINET POINT
and POINT LOCKOUT gong and returning.
Fare first class, 81 SO; second class 81 &C.
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FDs NEW FeeMM.

STksr7sTEES T.. G. A.vFe Eft ssrD IGRS
GRESs5JE
EVhHY FElDAY, ut Y A.; and returning,
leave New York, from pior Al, East river, EV-
ERY TURDAY, ct O. clock y. Il.
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Inland & Seaboagd CoastIng 10.

Steamers OF this line ~ill .ur IS fo.lows:
F1Rs NGRTOLK.
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
FOR Boston steamer
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LII! III. Il. FUOEt'S HEIRS VS., VIM e,
w ECOTEIS EMS
'mmssiohe,'s Office, = c1andris, W.,

Commlsslohels C1hcF, = .cIandria, W., I
FrOru .ry IS 1881. I
To Haywood FooLe, William Foota James 5,
Thornton and Sally, his Wits, Gz sbetn Che
VIII. Wills m q. Tnpet! and Catherine. his
wife, John Filzhugh, Lynaugh Fllzaug4,
FIsncis Fizhugh, ii. Cock Ei.zau1u y j
Frsnces, he wife, George Fitzhuxn. ". q. :,
FTzhugn, kulus Il Nrz2uSh, Icy Fnzaupb
Gsry r FllzAugn. lie Il Il Lane, J... Is ID
Lane, Ju,lan Lane. b. ncua Lane, Lucinda
Lane A,lchatd Il. Gsr.er, John W. Ca ter
Townsheud stewart VIM T.. Carter H., nm.
Known hairs Uf John :>.,iaon, { c.,se,, the
unknown neirs vi Harrison n Olson DECEASED
! GU ere hereby n0tifa,! lha. have fixm, uunn
thu sd 4 J. The 3tst osy Of .Aarcn 1881 ut
~ O'CLOCK d. N, ~ L. iii ~, 80. nortu Fsir
lax street. GieXsndrlR, Vs., ss the tiiDe and
place when and whore Email begin the exccu
ton u Lhe oecrea RENDERED. Ii the abova EMIT ed
Cause Oil the lo.h DAY III febfua:y. 1851, By tie
C!cult Court OF nieI .ndris cyunty, when do.
cree requires me- to ascsrl=ir aid Iepor. who are
Tie helrs At law CT Joan aad HARRISON : Iiisou
respecLlv rly, and Ia: part c, now ertitisa to re-
COVE tne lesacts left to luern Respectively in
and by thG will Ct Vim. =. FovGe, d, c .used suI
IL VIVA. proportions, ut which time Ind pjscs
you arc riq Nted TO attend.
1lVen u, der my hsnd. ss Special Commits
sloner The day and yeaf first above written.
c GEU. 4, III UohBAGH,
ieoEo-~iW 600 Nl Commissioner
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FOE P0T9M4C EgVEEs.

STgGsEEE JGsagV Es.. TEO.rnSGH-
EVGRY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SET.
UkDAH al 7.3O d. H.; returning on alternate
days.
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8TEGEEEE.
ATEEGEESE
n G T I @ E.
POT0.N.sC FERRY co.'s. STEAMERS

~ U r.
POT0yNaC FERRY co.'s. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On snd .fter Sunday, July 18th,
Will Leave BE follows:
Steamer T. " ARROWS NTH leaves Poto-
msc Ferry Co.'S. wharf, loot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, tn ESDAY and t. rs.
DAY. st 80 q a., for Leonsrdtown and al
intermediate landings
Steamer MYST:U leaves EVERY MON.
DAY. WEDNESDAY, ard FRIDAY, a. 7 80
=. m, fof Nomni and intern Cd ate landings.
GEO. 4. PHILLIPS, Ms1s2er,
Potomac Ferry Com pany.
j. B. PADG EFT. Agent iyl7
= Office
CEANGE OF TIME.
On and after Monday. October 9TH, inc
beats of tie POTOMAC FERRY CO. will rua
IS follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
. 20, 730, 80, 50, 10 80 'snd II 30 Z. M. snd
2 80, So 2 50. 3 so. 30, S 80 and is y, "a.
LEAVE WAHHINGTCN:
o3G 50. 80. 8 ~, 10 80 and II 80 g. H., AND
u 81, 3G, 80, 80. 4 90, 20 snd &c =. u.
On sunday tho first trip from each cid viii be
ny25 GEO. i, PHILLIPS, Msusser
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
1851

The ALEXANDRIA GEZaTTK, begun in
1850, is the oldest newspaper IL the State, and
- :. daily pu5lished in Northern Virginia.
uIvived, with few exceptions, sll the
esses in America which ssw with it the
the nineteenth century. 1t lives, too
decsy, but full of life and vigor
II the news, telling the truth without
,r or affection, tronching on the privacy
us home, bu. full to the brim with oil
public information, and giving dsily honest
judgments Of public men and public measures.
1t furnishes The news kilograms Of the New
York Associated Press snG of Reuters European
sgeDcy, being, With but three exceptions, the only
paper between Baltimore and Richmond that is
thus coEICc.od with the great fuuatains OF the
worlds news.
With the coming gear al the long tried and
improved methods Of making standard news
paper will be continued, with such additional
facilities as p,s: ezpy;ienc, ju;tif.s ths propre
Cor il believing vii! add 10 the capacity Of Lhe
Gazette TO serve lis readers II expects to rem
der faithful gerpico TO tee city the state anG the
country By 6 candid criticism OF men aud events
in the in crest OF the people OF the Common
wealth OF Virginia.
70 meet sll the demands upon it, the Gazette
will be made w A6HLN5TON sud RICH
MOND NEWSPAyGA, as we'll IS an AIN.
ANDRIA JOURNAL. The Richmond and
Washington lows Of past years has left little to
inprove but yet srea.sr effort will be made TO
Insure absolute perfection il these departments,
The city Of Ale1sIdria will fra IS usual its
daily history in each evenings issue, sud the
intelligence of that section Of tho Commonwealth
which nature has bound TO AiexsnGris By the
curvature OF its mountains or the Courses of its
rivers rs we'll as that portion linked TO us by the
iron bands o! railways, will bs assiduously
chroniced
The Business and Commercial columns OF the
Gazette will be filled with the earliea. and most
exact commercial news edited with such pains.
taking care IS will render 40 error, whore even
slight errors ara dsugerous. im possible.
Tho Cattle Markets of ell the leading points of
tho world whose rates tT,ct this market will be
quoted. and regular statements of the Baltimore,
Georgetown, Washington and Alexandria sales
of cattle will appear.
The Flour, Grain and Produce movements
will be noted daily, and the sales of the Alexan-
dris and neis hbosing markets given with accu.
racy and dispatch. The Grocery and ether msr.
kcts will receive constant attention, and the
money or stock markets of the country epito.
mized for its columns, full details being given
to all stocks, SC, which find investors in this
section Of the country.
The sdverti-ing columns CT the Gszet.e offer
inducements which experience has shown to sf
ford greater returns for q small inve.tmelt than
any other which can be made.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Aexsndris Daily Gazette. .......... So per snuum
alexandra Tri- Weekly Ghzette... 4
Always cash in advance.
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STOP TIE LEAKS. III RvUflug, Gutter and
Raln hpoui. suu Ill Ho'k r pared prouI,,Iy, by
STANSBUnY & BKo.
The BEST homo mat uiso.utyu To Ware
ano Houseiu,nlshlng Goods can be found 81
STANSBUKY' 5 Cea.ra! o:Uye House, c rueg
kIug aud Washington streets, (McBuIney' :
BuiIdiDg)
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Toe stosmers of this con,psny mako ccnrec-
tons st Norfolk FOR Boston and all points Easl {;
st New York with all points West and Eosthr
wet, and al Alexandria with Virgins Midisnd
Railrosd and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and freight hard!ed care.
fully and promptly, For further information
apply 10 r. REED, Agent.
Janney's wharf.
j. W. THOMPSON. President,
l4l6 T street,
sep 2I-tt Washington, D. Q.
81: ass&. CLXDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
rssss.aTss,f LY to
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIYES, PROVT.
DENCE AND BOSTON,
Steamers esge Alexandria EVERY TIES
949 tId leave Philadolphis EVERY SAT
This line connects at Alo1and-is with :ke @.
a. y Ii. s2d Y t. Q. K. Rs., ana 6. Phil.del
pna with Clyde's regular Stesmships for Val
Hlyer, providence ind Boston.
. Freight Forwarded with promptnegs And asre
free Of commissions.
No chsrss for transfer in Phiisdelphin, nrt
. wharfage IN Eos.0n. Quick time. Fre,uent
departures Through rates and through Nil.
Of isdi0g given. Inau-anca al the lowed, rates
Agenta:
+. E. REED, Alexandria
~. CLYDE & 90, Phiinds lr.t IA.
JOHNSON & c.. wash. Il Georg%'n
inn S-tf ~ II
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
NOTICES.

'CAHlLL HOUSE, ASsSGf new JERSEY, A1A'
win reopen June l5, 1881. The situation is
known as one of the most desirable in Asbury
Park. Two minutes walk from besch and
bathing grounds; near the lakes. Tie house
has been enlarged; several new rooms added
and refurnished; spring beds hair mattresses,
etc. bath rooms. hot and cold water, perfect
drainage, gas throughout, improved kitchen
facilities, greatly enlarged dining-room and
sumptuously provided table; will rival the
best of seaside resorts. Apply early and SO.
cure choice of room. Address MRS. M. ID.
CAHALL Third avenue ard Kingsley street,
Asbury Park, N. J. my3G2m
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06

THE READJuSTER Convention of Nir
ginia of which Senator Malone is the
leading spirit, has placed an unexcep,
tionally strong State ticket in the field
which if elected would bring no dis
credit upon the old commonwealth.
William E. Cameron, the nominee for
Governor is young eX confederate Off
Ger, so much the better for being live
journalist and is at present the Mayor
of Petersburg. He was candidate for
Congress in the Petersburg district
against DR.. Joseph Jorgsnson at the
late election, but although the colored
voters elected him Mayor Of the city,
they seemed to have no particular need
of him as a Congressman, and they
triumphantly elected his rival DIR. Jor-
genson. Whether they will rally around
him now for Governor Of the State re-
mains to be seen, and depends we pre-
sumo much upon the future action OF
the Republicans in the State. The lat.
ter are asked to sup Ort the Read juster
ticket because EX- United States Sena-
tor John f. Lewis, Il Republican is
placed upon the ticket for Lieutenant
Governor against the protest Of Mr..
Riddleberger, who, while ReadjuSter,
does not forget that he is a Democrat.
Frank S. Blair, candidate for State
Auditor is from the western part Of the
State and was nominated without any
opposition. 1t cannot be denied that
the ticket is strong one but without
the general support of the Republicans
it cannot be elected. The latter are
thinking of putting a Republican ticket
in he field and if they select good can
didates there is a strong prospect of
their election in triangular contest.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06

AMONGST THOSE SUMMONED aS iu-
rors from Sussex county to serve at the
approaching sitting of the U. S. Circuit
Court in this city, is the Hon. William
Paynter Jones, member Of the present
Legislature. Mr.. Jones little difficulty
with the reporters last winter has we
presume not entirely been forgotten yet.
We are not informed whether or not
Mr.. Jones as he leaves his plough at the
call of his country will take his numer-
Gus family with him to Wilmington.
The landlords will no doubt welcome
all the Jones and the reporters will no
doubt pay special attention to the pater-
nal Jones.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
THE NEW CASTLE EVENING STAR is

THE NEW CASTLE EVENING STAR is
evidence that the courts were everything
to that City. 1t says: "Since the re-
moval of the Courts we rarely see far
mer's face" The reason offered for the
absence of farmers is that no facilities
are offered him to draw him to that city,
and no opportunity is offered him to
market his produce without marketing
it around town. This is an honest con-
fessi0n and we have no doubt true one.
flour young sister over on the Della
ware who has a splendid location on the
river without fighting for road to it
like Wilmington is doing, must wake
up and build Market stalls and offer
Inducements for farmers, TO come to that
city. New Castle instead of living
upon the memories of the past must
march with the tide of new life, and
reach out to grapple with and establish
new industries. No more tears should
be shed over the removal Of the Court
house,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
Which Route 10 the River.

The City Council river front commit
zee should have made report to Coun-
ell of the estimated expense of opening
the Eleventh street route to the river,
at the same time they made the report
of the Seventh and Fourth street routes,
and then the public would have had
some data upon which to have made
comparisons. No doubt the Eleventh
street route is somewhat the longest,
but as there would be no bridging of
the Brandywine it does not necessarily
follow that it would cost more to open
it. 1t is the intention we believe of the
Levy Court to replace the wooden struc-
ture across the creek at Eleventh street,
with handsome substantial iron bridge
which can be used by the city in reach
ing the river From Eleventh street
bridge almost to Shellpot sluice the
ground is firm and rolling and nearly
all the filling up required would be
from Shellpot sluice to the river. The
question is cannot and will not the
National Dredging company grade a
Eleventh street, as readily as by the
way Of Fourth street. If that company
is willing to do this even at an advance
cost on the cost of the Fourth street
route, we cannot see why the Eleventh
street route is not preferable to
Fourth street The bridging of the
Brandywine which seems to be the
most costly objective point in the open
ing of the Fourth street route would be
entirely avoided and the money re-
quired for such bridging could be ap-
piled to the grading of the Eleventh
street route. Even if the cost of the
two routes should be equal, the public
would be the gamer by the choi CO of
the Eleventh street route, because NO
manufacturing interests like the jack
son & Sharp company which bring an
nually 81, 5000 in money into the city
would be disturbed and materially Grip
pied in its operations. We hopa the
City Council will not take definite ac-
tion upon the proposed Seventh and
Fourth street route until an estimate oI
the cost of the Eleventh street route is
also made with as much distinctness at
the committee made on the Fourth
street route. Ifthis is done Council car
act intelligibly upon it and the public
will be able also to see which route
would be the best for the public inter.
ests. We are in favor OF a road to the
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06

THE HEALTH reports show that there
were six deaths last week from small
poX in the city. II is said that the dis
ease is abating, but the fact that there
were six fatal cases in week shows
that too much care can not be taken to
prevent its spread. 1t has been in eX-
i5tence 50 long in the city that the peo
pie have become accustomed to its
presence and to a certain extent become
careless and risk themselves to useless
exposure and unconsciously spread the
disease. The precautions against its
spread should not in the least be relax
ed.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND
il BALTIMORE RAlLRAOD.
Ia


Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta
tions, 100 $40, $40, 1880, a. m., 23o 400, 100
1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia (ExpresS) $50, 800, s.5S,
o. M, 1915. 9.55 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York 2.O5, 225, $50,
100. 955, ll.53 a. m., l2.43. 2.03 5.52 63Sp p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, 8.3S
a. m, 4.45 p. IN. II
pm.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 6.50p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. 1851, 2.l2, 4.02,
1855, 8.38 II. m., 1855, 1.O4, $50, 1851 p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 800, 9.35 a. m, LOS, 800, 6.25 p. m.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 9.35
q. m., l.05, 6.25p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 9.S5 q.
m, LOS p. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
10 a. m, 500, 100, 1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.05, 2.26 a. H.,
552, 6.oS p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.l2, 4.O2,
7.55 a. m; 1851 p. m.
For further information passengers are re-
erred to the time tables posted at the depot.
H.. +. KENNEY, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
BROKERs.
ID K. ROBINSON 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
N. Z. OOR. FOURTH AND MARKET,
Wilmington, Del.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
ENLLIOTT, JOHNSON n co.
II BANKERS AND BROk ERS,
COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS

COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
Wilmington, Del.
We offer for sale SIS. 600 Delaware City AZ
per cent. coupon bonds. These bonds are for
$500 each and run for 20 years from July l,
with the privilege of the city paying them of
at any time after ten years They constitute
the entire debt Of the city. covering property
assessed q, 5000, 900, and are issued to pay of
the present indebtedness for that amount
maturing July |. We can recommend them
as one of the safest and most desirable invest
ments now offered on the market Holders of
the old bonds can exchange their bonds for
the new ones by applying immG diately to us.
Full particulars given at our office.
ELLIOTT, JOHNSON l. co.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06

river; we wish that distinctly under
stood, no matter hardly what the cost
would be, and we favor the Eleventh
street route if it does not cost much
more than the Seventh street route, but
II it will cost much more than the latter
then it would be proper to get to the
river by any means, even by going
through the Jackson & Sharp company's s
works, and paying the damages esti-
mated by commission. Let us have
an estimate of the cost of the route by
Eleventh street bridge.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06

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