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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-02-23

A barn belonging to Mr.. DEsCHOUX, in
Burlington township, was destroyed by fire
on Sunday morning. Mr.. d. succeeded in
getting his horses and harness out, bat his
wagons, plows &C., were all consumed, to-
gether with a quantity of grain and straw,
and about seven tons Of hay.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-02-23

INDICATIONs.-Incre cloudiness. light
rain or snow, followed by clearing weather.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-02-23

The following suggestions are worthy the
reflection of all who are in the habit of de-
crying the industries and the enterprises Of
the town wherein they reside. Talk up your
town. Yes, talk it up and work for it. Don't
grumbe if anything and everything is not
your ideas. especially if you do nothing to
make the place better. Don't tell strangers
that it is the worst place you know, that it is
worse than any other town Of its size. En-
courage every useful and creditable enterprise
in your midst, for as sure as effect follows
cause, SO sure will enterprise or merit repay
every citizen. We cannot live unto ourselves
and we cannot discourage a movement in
behalf of place, without inflicting upon our
selves personal injury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
TO fffe Conservative Voters OF the
CITY o. Alexandria

ftloW Ci,iz!us; The Conservative ticket as
Nominated BY you On the l7th lost, and an
rourced to day, is conpCs.d Of e .ul.mvn. who
Ire the chCicg u the majority o. the Conscrya-
tive voters aGd es the nominees of tho Consei-
pa.i7o layty, sb0u d be zaalopsly supported by
every member OF cur party. As you have been
already nG monehod, This Is 10 lime to divide
our st1eug b, especially 90. 10 view of the sp-
prcacGiag Fall IL uIsr, when tic most tho"
ropga and pcItpc. Organization will BIZ required
to ssVo cur CID Commonwealth from the yoke
or Mahoa!su. And We therefore call upon,
AID urge every Conservative TO ia!I 10 line, end
90 Toward G9ic! missed uDon SUCCESS 90 the
2Gh 81. We It | assugcd that every cud for
che interests vi cur CT y, m,r,Ily std otherwise
may &C sttslaed by aGn.Ii5g 10 your own per y
We desire to Gil 1t!cu leo 10 the TACT that thcl
arc large u0@bor OF pGruoua WHO have not yet
paid their capita;i3n tx for 1880, which will be
Itqulrt ou the 25th inst, and i; is important
that inGsc Hho L4yo rot paid should come for
ward at once and pay. Now, Conservatives,
do your Gu >, stir up sour friends to pay their
tax, aud, having doue 60 to vote. List every
ona vote on election day. BY the Co.'s rva.ive
Committee. JAMES L. Carton, Secretary.
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The conservative executive committee, after
CANVAS Of tie vo:o Of The l7th inst, announce
the ioiioWjog es trc ticket nominated by the
CONSERVATIVE party tor The general election Ci
the 26!h list, w:
Fer Mayor. James I. Beckham.
Corporation Attorney. K, Koupcr.
Auditor, +. L. Beckett.
Supcrnic CT Police, James p Coleman.
Superintendent Of Gas, Jac0b Rgxcury.
Ceik OF Gss, W. w. Harper.
CcrG of Market, Jalncs w. Simpson.
COLLECTOR Irtheru Dl5iric,. John L. Hill.
Collector S-u:n,ra District s. Is, Field.
MeasurtrS OF Lumber, James L. Adams and
Stephen Ssaiu.
Measuter OF Wood and Bark, Wesley Make.
ley.
Guager and Inspector of Liquors, I. B. Love
j9y.
Ist Ward-Ilasis!vato. r. e. Stanton; AL.
delman. w. 4. Moore; CCuocilmen, W. w.
Herbert, b. II Lambert. W. s. Moore and
Johr ". Buke,
lWstt-Msgistratc A. Fl. Brown Alder
mAo, Henry s reCss; Couoc',acc, II. V. Dan.
Ill. Joseph Beach, Leousrd Msibury aud John
p. hice
81 WaId--Naeisira!o. Jas. Padgett; Alder
mao, Chss +. Stusf,; Ccuaciimoo. James 5.
D,uSI,s, James w. Sli1n, Isaac EioLocrg and
Ma,0lIo Ache:p.
An WsiU-M. eis:rate, james ". Nails;
AdcTmau, John b. Smoof; Coabclneu. john
L. Swoency James Cowiin,., j. W, Pcake and
Joho I, Nails. Iesle:
myl9sta JAMES Il CATION, Secretary.
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s4ESsNA. NOTICES..

NJ UTlGf-"It shall DO tho duty of The Mayor
~ on the frs. day Of may ia every year to
give pubic rotice Tor thiity days that sli per-
sons owl iDg or Intending to keep aity animal of
the dog or cshiIa species 10 cone forward and
take GU. = !!ccnGo for The same from the &uiitor.
After the pIration Of the time in said notice
mentioned, I'll persons frul d with dog or dogs
or hsrtoriDg oIo or more Qogs on his, her Or
their p5eUi 90 without the required license,
shall be fneI 5y the Mayor five dollars for every
dog 20 ownei or h.rboTed Rud one dollar Of said
fine shsll DO prld to the ofIic, making tho com.
pay Sid foe, the Mayor may ymmit tho offend
er to The work house for not legs than ten nor
more than Intty days"
quote tie sw in regard to dog licenses,
which will be ri8lIly enforced.
my2-lm C9ukTLaNU Fl. SMITH, MAYOR.
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Mail, Southwark, connects st Charlottesville
with Cbes. s. Ohio +. L.. East and West A.
Lynct burg, connects Rith Norfolk i Wet
ern K. H.. through Southwest Virginia, to
and Iexas-snd a. Danrille with Richmond s
Gansll!e Il. r., to South snd Southwest.
Express Southwark connects 81 uhsrlcltes.
vilie Ill points on Ches. & Ohio Il. T., ami
1t DsDVille Tor ell points South. East and South,
MINED TRAINS for Main Line lesve Al
eIsndris daily, except Sunday, 8 ~ s. m. and
- IL y. M, Snd returning STRIVE st Ale1audrA
II ~ y m sno 2 20 p. III.
For Nan ASSAS LINE leave Washington
~ B. n. and Aloxandria t5 q. M, daily,
except Sunday, arrive IL SLrssbu. < 1T IL rs pm.,
connecting with the Valley Road Ess. snd
West L1aVc Strssburg 3U p. M, arriving 81
Alexandra al 8 35 y. nj,
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSiOE leaves Alexsndris daily, except Sun.
day, at 8 60 a. NJ, arriving at Strssburs at60
p m, and returning leaves Strssburs ~ 5 Is
4, m, arriving IN Aiexandris ST z as y. IN.
FOR Mlddleburg, daily connection 1t Plain,
station.
For uppetville, regular connection 1t Dol..
plane.
For wAKBENToN, leave Washington 4,
10 ii. E1. dsily.
Passengers Can leave Warrenton al S25sm
and take mixed tf.il 81 Junction aud reach
Ale1sndria st IL III y IN, in tine to make a. s
+. train at II 81 y m for Washington, Baltimore
and New YORK.
All trains MAKE good connections, ut Wash.
lngton, to and from II orth and West.
sew Orleans sleeper leaves Washington 81
III d. NJ. running through without change,
on IMPRESS train, leaving Washington q. III ID
p. m, Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Gar,
WIN e4ara Charge only Sl.OU, through "
Danpilie.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
ana Augusta, Gs., without change, on IN Is
p. m. train.
Through ticketa very low to the South and
Southwest.
MEHCER SLAUGHTER q. r. A,
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G. hCIAL OTICE.
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

The time SLOWED for the collection of city
taxes for the year 1880 expires Nj ay 3lst 1881.
Those persons who have not paid sre urgenIIy
requested 10 come forward ct once and settle.
Ali IL nrIe.rs have been frequently called on
and statements rendered. The Collectors in the
settlement Of their accounts for she years 1873
snq 1879 were nado t. lay very large number
Of bills inen Oh hsnd. 10 do this or have suit
instituted nganst their bond was the only alter
native. Thu bills this year must bs psii, aud it
is hoped that this notice may be. ss it is, & fus
one. JNO. 7. HILL, Col N Dist.
s. (. FIELD Co. s. Dist.
Boom Market Building. mvl4-tJsl
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NJ OiIUG To STATE TAX PAYERS.
CITY 1ressuror's { flee,
Room ! Q. 2, Market Building.
Alexandria Va, MSy II. 1881

ICon = q. :, al 4. EcL building,
Alexandria Va, May T. 1881.
All person who have not psid their o.ate t. &es
for The yesr 1885, will plesse take rotics that
am compelled 10 seLtie my accounts for that yesr
with the State on TINS lst Gay OF June, and to
enable De to do 60, ust collect the taxes now
unpaid and tEess bills ere paid by the
.S.n inst shall without further notice enforce
their pay neGt Voters will aiso bear in mind
thst they mus. esy their capisatou tex for 1880
10 entille Them u vots IN the May ard Nov.m.
Der elections. Merchants and others engaged IN
business who have received certificates OF their
Stale licenses from the Commissioner Of Rev
enue are hereby notified that under the law they
are quired TO present the sane at this Cfice
and pay the amount, a failure 10 do 30 rerdeEa
them liable to d fine for doing business withou.
license.
NJ B. BARLOW,
uyl2 City Treasurer.
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yJiRGINIA: In The Clerks eli "a of thu Cor
putntlun Court IF tie city Ut Alexandria,
On the l9.h day OF May, 1881
Aathohy w. ..rm .trong administrator [. q.
d b Of Kober. Il Violet, deceased, cUn-
plsinant, sgainst james Il Dugsu, .mes Is.
Cation and Michael Harlow, de'cndsnts.
IN Chsl Gerry.
Memo The object of this suit is 10 attach the
interest OF tho defendant Jam 9 h Dugsn, ne
being nonresident % this Stata, in HOUSE
and lot on the south eide of Queen street, ba-
tween Henry and Fayetta s.rocts in the city Of
hlexandiis. VIrgtala. which " as dovi sd to the
said Js;ne, 81. Dugan by Joseph Il i,oore, aud
ms Interest 10 The real esLsts which his late
father, Anthony DuEnn died seized and pos.
sessed and subject tie same To tho payment Of
S66 SO and lnter. st thereon from May g. 1881
due By the said James Il. Dug.n TO the said
Anthony w, Armstrong. aLlninis!rator, us
aforesaid for rent, and have the ssii PROPERTY
cold TO satisfy the same and costs of tris suit
The defendant, ia nes h. Dusan, not having
entered hls appearance and given security accord
ing to tho act Of Assembly and tnu rules Of this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
he IL not resident OF this State il is or
dered that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and dc what is necessary to protect his
interest IN this suit; and that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ca
zetle, newspaper published in tho city of Alex.
drla, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted 1T the front door Of the Court House of
this ct9. a copy. test:
n. w. armstrong, D. O. myl9-w4w
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1881 GREAT 1871

1881 s. | :, GREAT 1881
49,, n.y., PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ~
10 THE NoRTH, VEST 8 SOUTHWEST
SEEK KA SA1Rs; sPIk so}IIpS ssoENEG
May 10Th, 1881.
Fralns lesve Washington irum depot O, r.,
TIMOHE & POTOMAC RAILR0ann PAL
ner Of Sixth and B stl acts, as follows: cor
Fof Ph!;Adeiphis, n en- York and the Enst a.
IL 30 an. dsily, except Sunday. ana 2Gi a. SG ~
and IL 10 +. o. daily, with Palace Gers, wv IVY
;tod s1pcsss Of Pullman Parlor Csrs o a. ~.
ard 10 80 q. m. daily, except SUNDAY "a
Z o. A., 10 and 10 10 y. NJ. daily, 'Da
FOL Pltlsturg and til, West S.uUa. m. ,,;,.
Parlor car 10 Pittsburg and Sleeping car r; u,
Pittsburg and Chicsgo 1879 a. m, ds;S"
$50 p. III. osi y, With Palace Car to Chic,oo
For Canandaigus and she North, SOU 's ~
except Sunday and 9.3U ,. m daily, s1ce y;
For Watkins, 1870 \. n. daily except a..
day. o1A'
For Baltimore, "a, 800, $50 and 10 80 ~
2.0o. ~, 40, 64G, $50, 10 20 and 10. Is .. n
On Sunday, 500 and 1875 a.ni.; 2.GO, D. ~, 9 a.
IL % anG lois y. NJ. '~''>'
For ropes Greek Line, 6 ~ d. m. snd 44Op,m
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, & 4U 3. n. and 44G .. m, dali,
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria I W, 7 %, 20, and II 81
NJ, And &c, S, e 70, g aud IL 80 p. III. oun.
day st 90, 9 ~, and II 80 3. m. and ., m
Trains leave Ale1andris for Washing .o,., + n,
s.S, and 10 S. La. and II 40, 3, s, I, 9N
p. M. EHd II night. ~
on Sunday st S.u5, and l0s. n. and 100 and
IL p. N. "1
Th&OUGR TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH q,
Qusntico and Richmond, will leave Ale,sn.
dria 81 7.2O and IL u a. m. daily and q =,
Il. dsly, except Sundsy. -
F1st mail, leaving at II II \. NJ, makes but ore
stop. viz: ~ Quanticv, between Alexsndrl.
AID Richmond.
Tickets and information can be procured 4.
principal railroad stations and ticket ofsce
Southeast. J.R WOOD
Gen'l. Passenge. Aseu;
General Manager. mvls
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SpecIag & announcement,

IHILDEEN S CLOTHING
CHILDREN's CLOTHING
Tho grapdest display ever Wild sseu in al. <
sndr!a. Sui,s to fit children from two years,
up. Bring the liuic ones ard fit them. The
only BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE 10 the city. Don
tai! to Call and SEQ the SUITS for Sill.
Nj. j. WATERMAN.
Oao PIioo Cothlor,
apr Corner XII & and Fairfax streets.
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MCBURNEY Il Son have Just received from
the MILL PARK VINEYARDS twenty five cases
Of Rose OF VIRGINIA aaG NORToN's SEEDING
CLARET WINES These Wluca are so celeb!st.
ed Tor their fine Jlar0r and purity that c. mmcnt
is unnecessary. QI,rt nDu plnr bottles.
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STEA b EMg.
TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
THE STEAMER
GEORGE L II A RY

IiAfFL ing tho Z. =. NalD
Val leave her wharf, foot Of Prince street, on
TIL Relays, THURSDAYS and SATUK.
DAYS. ct $50 p. M stopping at Fine7 Point
and Point LOCKOUT going and returning Ee.
turning leaves Norfolk Oh WEI vESDAYS,
FKlDA Us and SUNDAYS at4 &C eek p. m,
Beginning with May 1851, kxcursion ,ick cts
will be is'ned good for four day, IS follow. ::
First elsse FIRE to Fortress MonIo,. >nd Nor
tols, - %; First class round trip SO 81; Second
class, each way, 81 60; First class fare to :ne3
Point and POM Lookout. ST. 80; Fi,st-class
round trip, 90; Second. Class each way, 10 cts.
StaIeroouis 81. Meals Is cts.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Surt
P. B. HOOE, Agent. mh26
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4. W. Armstrong, p. q. m

VIRGINIA: In the Ulerk's Office of tho Cor
poraton Court Of the city or Alrxantrin
OF tbs Oh day 0: May, 1881
George McBurney aud Alexander NcBurney,
partners, trading under the frm namu and
style OF George Nc Burney & Son and such
other creditors of Edward q. Fetch&, de
Ceased, as may come in and contribute 70 the
costs OF thls suit compsinauts, sganst WlIam
T.. Smith, administrator Of Edward L. Fetch.
er, deceased, Rosa Marshall Fletcher, Herbert
Fletcher, Charles Fletcher, Sinclair Fletcher,
Montgomery Fletcher, George +. Russell auG
- Russell, his wife. j 3. Brewer and Vir-
2lnis bre~e, his wife, William P. Bradley
I'D AL MarJ a. Bradley, his wi'e William,
Brewer md Matilda Z. Brewer. his wife,
William W. Russell aud Lucy B. Russell
defendants In chaucery.
Memo. The object Of this suit is to obtain q
decree for the sale OF the rea estate Ct which the
said Edward y. Fletcher died seized, to satisfY
the debts Of sid decadent
The defend ants, Herbert Fletcher, Charles
Fletcher, Stellar Fletcher, Montgomery
Fletcher, George F. Russell and - Russell.
his wife j. B. Brewer and Virginia Brewer, his
wife William T. Bradley and Mary H. Bradley,
hls wife, William Brewer and Matilda Brewer
hls wife, VIM. w. Russsll and Lucy B. Russell.
not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of Assem- bly,
and the rules ofthis Court, and it appearing BY
ahdavlt that they are not residents OF tuIs
state, it is ordered that the said defendants
appear here within one month after due pubjca-
uoh OF TINS 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
sndrla Gazette, newspaper published in the
city OF Alexandria, once week for four sue.
cesslve weeks, and posted at the front door of
Inc court House OF this city. A copy, test:
Z. Kemper snd /
Leon srd Marbury 20 Y. myi-a4R
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SgM NJ Err ssES6sHTa.
NKKNEY SPRINGS.
~ SAFNAN UDAH ~. VA.
SANUSL II TTLLIN, Proprietor.

~ SHFN n DDAE H.. VA.
sANUSL u %ni,LIN, Proprietor.
Thia large and deight!ut summer rsort, stu.
sts,i smUnp the uuunrans q The Valley OF Yir-
sinis. oniJ II mies away ron Baltimore and
ohio K < al IoLnt Jackson From This POINT
Passengers leave for the 9pTiags bling conveyed
IN elegant Fork Hsgun.ttr over u splendid
mountain road. striving il .i.i.s for early tea.
Hound irlp tickets Issued by railroad com.
panirs. Send for amphet
=. CHANCELLOR Rcs Fly. my1T-1m
y LINE l1rnIA WATER) HANP,b kE
COUkTY, NEoI tIRGi>iA Also Ch,;y-
h"ate Waters, rich in Itor, Ind a f4e WhlLe
u'phHr pring IL the Nesu hor hood Open on
une l5t 10 IS ia!e in I c,Uher rs the company
viii justify. UE,qusl ei by sny nlinera, waters
H. { mercs Tor tho cur- Of sc'@ dyspepsis, bid
neg sid bladder troubles ulcIi! c AiluGn., gout
discast, Of tna skin, c.ttrtb ELECTIONS rhtu
mt:iEm and fuEc!ion.l hear! troubles. IT is
AN LNFA!LlNG SGLVE&T OF CAL.
GU LII. Thnse W5ters have proved # g:sat value
il msny ether disesses but can b. more conf
uchtiy fe!'ed Oh IN TIC above raus4 tAan any
oihe. riEera! springs IN this country [ guar
sntac Il cue il curstla By mineral waters Tho
oalhi-ho. CSC snG snower-arru cel!ed any
vi ere. The new sDd elegant sw mining pool of
slkGtlnf Vatcf, tne largest in the unitsd Ststes
II not IT tno word is esre.is Is attractive.
ss7 no satar or better place for ladies or child
rem to lcsrn 10 swim. Plenty to fiji lh.r stom-
ach and ne,U bets to rest them on Best mount.
an rosd. ~. trEll>; one hundred dollars to the
M G Expended upon .:un. hi. eyrlux. Inc alr
| u this e.e7aLed region is pura and delicious.
CaIon beng nearer 10 oil the cities north of the
PotomSc lhsn any of the Virginia springs OF
note by 81 average Of hundred and fifty miles,
| c!aim5 large patronage on that score. For
pleasure or heath the traveller need not 20
turther BOSrd, by the month StD $40 and
5 u according TO Ice ,tion. Send tor pamph lets
| direct or cali Oh W IS THOMPSON, 7J3 l5.h
st Washington, D. g.. for pamphlets and wster
Fine music, good ooa'iag, ishicx AID hunting
II session.; good livery. w. Z. SALE.
mylG-lm Proprietor.
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rSEa CLYDS'S STEAM LINE WEEK
sSssE.ssSSs LY TO

.,s&sa CLYDS'S STEAM LINE WeEK-
sssssE.ssss LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROyT.
DESCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers lesve Alexandria EVERY TUEs,
DAY md leave Philadelphis EVERYSAT.
URDAY. -"
THIS line connects st Alexandria with tbs O.,
a. & 81. and W & o. K. Re-, AND al Pbijade;,'
phis with Clyde's regular Steamships for F.jI
River Providence snd Boston, OIL
Freight forwarded with promptness and care.
free Of commissions WA "
No chsrge for transfer in Philadelphis, and
0 wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Frenu an
departuroa Through rates ind th,ourh Ellis
of lsdiEg given. Insurance a. the lowest rs.es.
Agents.
+. 4. REED, Alezsndria,
WM. CLYDE & CO., Pbilsdelpbia,
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. & Georgpn
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A REVOLUTIONARY RtLIc.-Robert 3.
Shaw, formerly presiding justice to the County
Court Of Rockingham Quay. Va, has can.
non ball weighing eighty pounds. which was
thrown i0to the American llres during the
seigc s1d surrender OF CornwsiIl=. 1t has been
cherished rclic' 10 the Shaw family for
nearly one huhdsed gca:s. and will be exhibited
at the \ JfktoWo centennial, in October next
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N o 7 l G x .

y
PGT1.n-sC FERRY CO.'S. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON TGE POTOMAC RIVER
On aEd .fter Sunday, July 18th,
Will leave as follows:
Steamer T, V, AFRO SMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'s. wharf, loot of King street.
SF&af SUNDAY, TUESDAY, and T.. u kS-
"a L, at 81 u, tor Leouardtown ard all
int, rmediate landings
Steamer AYot!C Leaves EVERY MON.
DAY, WkuN ESDAY and FRIDAY, at 7 80
A. M. tor Nomini and intermediate landings.
GEO. +. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
j. 3. PADGBTT, agent iyi7
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y
CHANGE OF TIMR.
On sad after Monday, October 4sh, the
boats OF the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
s. follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
~, ", $40, $50, IL 81 and II 30 a. M; and
II 80, 30, 81. 80, ) 80, 81 and S Is D. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
So. 7 30, g go 9 sc, 10 30 and II so a. M, and
IL 81. 81, 80, 30, 4 80, 20 and 6 so p. m.
IN Sunday The trst trip from each end will be
at g 30 a. u
my25 GEO. Z, PHILLIPS, Manager.
( inland & SEAB0kKD OOAST1NG co.
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Virginia: Corporation Court of the city of
Ale1audrs, Clerks Office April 22d, 1881.
This certificate Of limited pafinei.hip was pre-
stnted and having been sck wledgod biiore Is
Notary Public al nittsd to record
Ieste: MORTON NJ ARIR, Clerk
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DRUHS. CHEMICALS, go.
GOOD REASONS FOR THX DOCTORS
FAITH

MONROE, &C.. March 23 1880.
We hsve tor twtlve months been prescribing
cSwltpe Syphilitc Spec;fc'') in the trestm M
OF Sy phlis ard many other diseasra for w5ich
1t is recon merdcd, and the results hsyn been
most satisfactory, not having been dsappoil ted
IN single Instance. We think, tor sil disease
II is recommended to cure it stands without b
peer, snd that all the medical profession vii!
sooner or later, bs forced to acknowledge il liz
the treatment OF spyh ss IS sine qua n.on
N. L. Gal L0wAY, III. D.
J. L. Robinson, ii. u.
ATLANTA. Gss 81 y ~, 1879.
Ono Of our wrrkmeD bad bad czso syphilis
OF live years standing, and WIS cured entirely
with 'Sw!fps Spyhilitic Specifc.'
Nm X. Il T. w. EooPER,
TIE SWIFT SP3CltIC COMPAi:Y, Pro
prietcr5, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by +. S. LEADBEATRR 3 REO.
Call for copy Of Young Mems Frie"o."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
& g IIeexxuuudriu 03uzette
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY25

A RELIC OF THE WAR-Gcn. William j.
Bolton, Nyi7iSto2n, Pa, was relieved on Sat
urdsy, BY pstur,l press, Of bullet which be
had csT,icd in his lower jaw ard neck for nearly
sivonteoo years. heving received it 10 the bal.
tic which followed the famous mioe explosion
ct Poie;s0ur vs.. on Jolv 80. 1864. The
arnp ~ geoDs probed for the bullet, tut c,ud
not fnd ii. ard after tho wound healed Gen.
Bolton id cot suffer much from it. Recently
lie cxpe' onced sharp pains in bis neck, especi.
ally during dsmp weather. Ga Saturday,
while Wal;llg 0n customer in his store, he
stopped 10 get something froD under the coun-
ter, ard was instantly taken with violent fl:
of coughing. during ahcl the bullet few cut
ct his m0uth. 1t weighed G73 grains troy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

L: 4 u l n Ia MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN s. BARBOUR, President.
On and alter SUNDAY. May Is, 1851, Pn.
ssager trsns will run as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

The steamers Of this company make connec.
tons III Norfolk for Boston and all points East i;
at New ! ork with nil points West and North
west, and at Alexsniris with Virgins midland
Railroad end Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through raLes given and freight handed care
fully and promptly. For further informatlou
apply to +. a. kEkD, Agent
janney's wharf.
l4l6 street,
sep 27-tf Washington, d q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

FeR KoBF0Ek,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for BostoD, steamer
Ls51F Of TEE EREB
EVERY MONDAY, .WEDN HSDAY and
FRIDAY, at 8 w o clock p.m.; returning leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 .. N.
This stsuncb iron steamer has just been paint
cd throughout, stHterooms noWy furnished and
csrpeted, and ia tho hshdsonest Is we'll SIS the
8stest bost on the fotom sc river and Chesapeake
bay, and IL tho only steamer making close con-
nect!oh with the New York and Boston steam
ers; also connects with Richmond steamers end
railroad lines 2uuth. Stops At PINEI POINT
snd POINT LOOKOUT gong AMI returning.
fskinhipg Aty LIST, 1881, excursion tickets,
good Tor Iour days, viii be Issued az foliows:-
Firstci.ss round trip TO Fl Monroe and Norfolk
S3 first Glass fare 10 Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk 81; second cissS each way 81 50; first
class fare 10 Piney Point and foiu. Lookout
Il 60i fist clsss round trip 10 PiQcy Point rad
Polrt ookout 81 50; second class cach way 75c,
Dta:erooms 81; reals 75c.