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A RAID BY BURGLARS.
st. Joseph, NIo., Their Field Of Opera.
tlala.

St. Joseph, NIo., Their Field Of Opera.
Hons.
Sptetds DIspdteh TO The CAteaeo Tribune.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Dco. e.-13urgiars ure abroad
In The laud. und utmost every hight snme house
Is reported robbed. Lust night they won't
through tho rcsieuce Of Gen. W. II. kcntck,
and considerable booty wns sect,red-tle Ccn-
cral's llne sot1 watch. ehutn, aud fob, several
other articles OF vn,uo. lot nj s!lverwnrc, anu
<:hD or SaD tn cash. II Is estimated tlut fully
Gust $:EE], thoy h,,ylne bucn presented to him by
tho lnnn III his employ IN his wholesale house.
They alsO Visited tho luniEcr Ot!Icu OF nOtsHher-
~. Itny & Co., In tho suaih part of tho city,
svs,ura they hlcw tho sAfo open. but. thor work
hero wis win. ns nuthnH WIS left hi tho safo
Inst night. fhls II tho Nth tinl0 tho samo safo
has been blown omen,
, 1881-12-09

I3osToS, Dec. 8.-Tho Eiyil@6ervlce Reform
Association held ita annual meeting tonight.
Murlleil Story preslded Aul0nx the Vlce-Prcs-
idents elocted arc Charles Francis Adams JF.,
1eurRo William Rond, 0anaiEo! Rraafostl,
Jancs Fseesaat, Clarko, Martin l!Een'mcr, Loo
uold btorsc, an4 George i. Aoar. inc Executive
elau.ed, with additions Ono thousand nhe hum
lretl Q1i1 t'ftaun lallafa hHs been expended In
publications ou civil s9Evlcu reform.
, 1881-12-09

Hpfetdl Dfpaleh 70 1ht ChItago 7Tl6sHe.
WELLMAx, Minn., Dec. 8.-Tho Davidson elo-
yntur was burned this afternoon, With about
l4,010 bushels Ut whcat In btore. The origin ot
tho ilre IS unknown. Also twn fratno buildings
oppnstt, one ownel t,y Il. Richardson and oecil-
pied by ilur9 Il .i0rgcfs0n as Il general eturr.
and tho osl'er, nw,le!l nt,d occupied by Jacoh
i,runi as Il sM!9oi: The !oss Oh ;l Glgy!.nr and
lircnl wern not Insured. Loss sI,Q00. Tho con-
tonts Of tho buildings wGrc Hny0u.
, 1881-12-09
Florence Expresses Himself as
Anxious to Retire from the
Stage.
4 Foreign Mission Of Some Sort
Would Be Very Acceptable
to Him.
Some Remarkable Ilons Enunciatcd by
Members OF tho "Institute Of
]Icredlty."
Address BY Houry Ward Beocher on the
Question Of Protection and
Free Trade.
INTERNAL MACHINES.
lEDMoNn M'N.AslANA's coNSEcr1oN THERE

INTERNAL MACHINES.
1EDMoSn A'SAMAnA's CONNECTION THERE
WITH
Special D1pateh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Dec. Sin regard to the
maii Redmond Mcnamara, wllo wis
reported from Montreal today to l,ayo
tecgraphcd from New York that lie was
sorry the dynamite plot there failed, and
would do better next time, Il prominent aEi-
tator hero said to Il TifAcs reporter tonight:
"ltctlnlontt NfcNannrn returned from Can
ntla night before lust. md ts Mt this ,nntnent
unlya Il few blocks nwny. saw him tUt!Ny,
lie IL Il determined fellow, rs br,lva as lion,
and rs true rs steel. Six months ngo llp
shot landlord In Ireland md cau,e TO this
country. In Ireland ho WINS gentleman,
and kept n pack Of hounds, but lie WINS IN
fnll sympathy with the poor peasantry. Ills
tather Is a solicitor in tile County Of Kerry,
nlnl ho Is descended from Firebal1 McNa-
mara, of tho County Clare,
THE GEEATEsr DuELIsr 1rtEl.ASD EVER
Tit0rUcEH.
Every Irish agltator Is proud Of lin. 1Iots
lurgp, handsome fellow, nbolt II years old;
bit will mt describe Him too minutely for
fenr Of his detection"
"Dt,l I!a come tn America for tho express
purpose Of blowing up the courthouse lii
Montrcut?"
MOT particularly, but TINT was ono of his
objects. | viii tell sou something about this
man, who Is bound tt be n lrnder. McNa-
mara was accompanied to this country by
three trllste1 ncl,, nllh brought $1,000 with
lin. Tho rcnl purpose OF the four men was
II kill thu British Minister ut Washington.
Tho conspiracy WIS deep laid aud desperate
torow out to tho ycssol wien the Minister
returned to An!erlcn, nn4 for IL
i,uI,lber Ut thcsn to board the shin With ex-
H. s;t.ir,ar ov, "..,, "'"'>' '"'o 'o'' ~
"'e M.n,s.or, anu
lie WOULD HAVE uEES KlLIEp,
but l.e saved Ills lifo by landing ut Phta-
s,,Ivcs ,n;c,t hnv.. heo" ,,,Iol h,t sha,, ,v"ro
nrennratl IN Inv tloyn THAR iIves VIA, ti,tS
,,'nt fo,,ci Atry"ro,,,, n,,ti i,s n*e,o,.tos nrn
"t'. ,''' "onoe"tea p't
Pn9ea LOT tho 1t'p 10 tailaua. ING advanced
irish Natsoila!lsts Eayo them eleve,l Internal
tio tna work. McNnmarn fn,d mn
that tno ,nachiuas ,xcr" ',ofocstvs ,'G
.,.' .''"s .ao s'ae"'nes "t.u ~ oslee.sSo ~"
sprlug, It proved, wns not sut,ieiuut to "
machine contttlncd, and therefore tiley wero
Useless. 49, rllese nlacl!li,cs werc nado IL New
SSFk x s fss s stsss ss s"t at L ssy s%s fa a ar"s
less Is nrepsterolls. Why, zach lnacllna
represents i1l force
ONE THOUSAND POUNDS or auSrownEn.
In 1Sttawa. mi Tia IN "r.auni i, nre" nnH
ills viii yet Gu uono." "'~''' - >s"o'0>' ''''%A
"What Ii tho ublcut Of this destruction ="
A. II Is n9t only destruction, hut dsatil, and
, 1881-12-09


x,,,.,. n,u.,......-, -,
crilor i,rrii"ed to Preside a At Mer nn ,, t:ov'
ctputlOf rtcctinn, ''""it"
lfo,taa iitran,.
inerc naa oeen ihaeh adverse criticism upon
Tho conduct Of uov. Long H. eol,scntt,,v tn urs'
Hid1 at l, rtccnt meeting Of tho Liant, Lraro r.
nrnon tf MIR nmnhtn I,hior Ta.,', .st.e'sc Tho
49, w. wv "..auu 1a'e. alaesstrate upuu
.na. ocens'on' wv p1nseht III contrast with hI.
most tl'Mstrioua perslcccssors lohn a. Xndrcws W.
written IN DeGolnhcr ls8l, declining Ia presd,, ~
vl'bllc eet!t,s itl Huston whcro tho subJect a. n
emancipation WIS to DO dlsuiisaett sly er-f:nrt
boutwell,. Tie letter Inns never uutil ,,ow bccn
brought to nliblln h9tloe: '.sa
DEc: Il, lSd1.-Nx f'EAR-: Tho rctunrk yo,.
prn,o ut loet,rs. q order 10 ' cut oil II ,bo 10
xs Il 1n1' lo vi" nusr 5 of s' ssrsy yst s.
as. ua.rs roileotion decided me ,s,,'I, uos 10 .
near un that occstsun. even snoua It ir ,t,p. tp.
Gnya nc M III ot 81 pn t Sea to ij % ny
mentioned by tits APOSTLE, who, "lhrolvh iea1,
1f ish,h. "re ,'l their lite-tl!np kept In bund.
thnn of iy onelntcy Notthor wilt d., apythiHo ,n1e
tor THO a',kn nf m elfcct buck upon myself II
my Ut our frlcpds sc1 cause 10 ub}ect 10 what I
hasty. VIII ~ duo scnson cnrr1'et tAotussive,:
f{SSt q ay,Ssg =, e sSsst sy astsyosSslss ss
cusglenee. from day 10 tay; and sautiIt d fseI s
htlmIliutrd snu,td DO nnstiug un.ier tlio pres.
svrc, sVnr.T fe,,l "r alPaf9nt mt peraoaI otIse.
llll9rsii ccas, through ull the channrs Ut ueccs
bnth TO tue President n'ld tho hen,l Ut tho army
ia 9ty a. th!s &; morning received must Important
have ueoh. ssaro thnt pht!cnce. prudence atd
pntript!o tlavutednes! to tho tountry's causs
IVA 'FI1t1a
, 1881-12-09

Tho alarm fron, box No. ~ nt 8:o1 last cvcn-
tng wns cnuscl by I'LL tuclpent bla2e III tho hail.
why on :ho secofd iloor of No. 137 Madison
street.. 1iut nshns thrown IN n wooden box
started tho tlro. DAn,ayo nominal.
, 1881-12-09
At XanosyllIc, O., Ls,sn 1000, Tu1iy ln-
kstrnl.

XAHEsyIt.t.E, o., Dec. R.-StuItcnzonbnch's
nakcry and confectionery was damaged by ,iro
$1,000; fully insured. Henry Werner, owner OF
thu ndJarcut building, whilo nn tho r0of to prn-
tcct It, foil thtnligh a sky-[ght ar,d wns per-
hnps fatally Injured.
, 1881-12-09
RAILROAD CONDUCTORS,

NEw ORLEANS, t1cu. B.-lhu ltalsoad Conduct-
ors' Convention elected Il. II. Irowll, OF tho
l.6utsvtlc s NAshlIIle TOAD, President. The
next annual I1settnx will ba h0ld Ut Milwaukee.
, 1881-12-09

At I'orslnnd, AIa.4 Loss s35, 900.
TnnTLASp, Nc, Doc. B.-Th0 Portland smott-
inR Works burned. Loss, $4,000; lnaurod for
$4,000.
, 1881-12-09
~ Last liverpool, o., LoAs $4,000,
Insurance. 9H,7UU.


fMAiirnttcn e8,1U0.
Spfeial Dspaseh to The Chteaso Tribune.
PIrrsNGRu. Pa, Dec, 8,-Abuut o'clock this
mornlilu Il tirn was discovered fit a. n. DRrt1.
son's Erucery, oil Second strcut. East Liverpool,
O., atld before tho nrrIvul Ut tho f1romcn tho
flames hnd communicated to tho adjoining
buildings, and for tlmo aec,ned to threaten tho
destruction or tho entiro square. 1Iy hnrtl work
Ut, tho part of the iru company the flames were
got under subJcctton, l'ut not bafore they hnd
n!mnat entirety destroyed six buildings. oce,i..
saioon. aud ,ho Gat'k. Tho bo.,hins Sso Gus WIS WIS
considerably. tlntns.eti by wnter. Totni loss
nuot,t $i5lU0: !nsurntlce $S,ilD, In tho Eontl-
n1ntMl Ut Now York. tho Flrctucn's md DMytDl
Ut Dayttn, i,fycrpsul l. London & (lnt,c, Union
or phsfndc!ph,n. Manhattan, Van Vert Afutnul,
aud ECun City Mutuul. +
, 1881-12-09
SILT For DAMAGES.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8.-James hotienry. OF
l.oudou, has brought suit, claimlDy damages
against President uond, Of tho Philadelphia &
, 1881-12-09
THr WYOMING; tEG1sL ATTIRE,

OLYMPIA, ". r., Dec. 8.-The extra soaslon Of
tho Legislature which convened here OIL tho I'd
Inst. by authority Of presidont Arthur, closed
ths n1rIiuy, huyluX codtllcd aid revised the
laws OF the Territory,
, 1881-12-09
THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION.

ATLANTA, Co., Dec, 8-The crowd at tho Ex-
I,oslcun was overwhelming. Tho National Cot.
ton.plantcrs' Association today transacted Tuu'
tine business. President Morchead waan suit
Of CLOTHES snado for him yesterday from cotton
picked In thu Iuorun4.
, 1881-12-09

AZ panola+ Gn., n print&ng.OMco and q
Llvcry.btnillr. No ln.i,rn.ice.
MEMPHIS, Tcnt., Dru. "a fIse tonight orig
mating III tho Pauo!a STIR printing -ots'eo
burned TINT building. with Johu Nlcos livery.
stable. No insurance.
, 1881-12-09

WencucsteF's ahypophosphitss
Will cure consumption. coughs weak lunys bron.
chilts, und geIvral debility Estahl shed y yrars
, 1881-12-09
SALE OF An IMPORTED STALLION.


6pFefa1 DHpateh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
WAnAs1f 1nd., Dec, B.-Tho Wabash Import.
Ing Company today suld tho imported Norman
stallion bluchcr ut publ!o sao for &l.u0. ulucher
u y years old, anu was impaired from France,
bAAh County.
, 1881-12-09

Hensilng ltal1rond. 1!ond said In q recent tn,or-
know whit Eo i. talking ahti,. Ho is .o ino,ati,:
picec or Jim hIoficnry. tho verlcst vnRnb0n1
ttnt walks tt'iltt,n stroota, and d notorious
StOck- -tutt,pr.t
, 1881-12-09

= TIE SPRA6UE ESTATE,
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., DEG, B.-Judgo Potter haa
granted an Injunction staying tho sails Of tho
SpssHue Print Works.
, 1881-12-09

Dip1ithcrta in fscnc*cn County, IItc1s.
FLINT. Mlch.. ncr. H.-Dtrhthorla ~ raging In
Tho Town 1t Gal,os, this county, sixteen deaths
having occurred IN ono sctoD! district. DAvid
BIMlr losing six children Inside of twu weeks.
, 1881-12-09

OLYMPIA, ". r., Dec. S.-A disease resembling
dphtAorIa 1ns broken out ntuDng tho lndluns III
tho Skoknn1ish RESERVATION. Tw0loaths nro re-.
ported. Fifty nru sick.
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EEG az. EtsEEeES.
Commiaaioner'a QfIca, Nom. F.i.!

Ccnmiaaioner's 0tlce, 40. 4, + ,isf.y Sc. |
Alcxsntri;, VI Dec S.h. 1851
ITO CHkSLBS s. TAYLOR ~. Jcen g..
= {. BrcoEcs. sonjh!t:rstor, &C, j. harris
FORBES and Fanny l., his wife, WIN 4. fo"ie,
jr, j. T. Eecshbm snt Carrie, his wife Wa.
r. Brookea j. st g Brcokes. Gee D BROOK,
Charles Lsdd and Susan l. bis vile. john &.
Dsinge:Gald and Hebscca g.. his WIFE Anna L.
Fowl e, Fl SluVh Lee Bnd E!lea his wife. ). Ii
Eowle, Geo. u. FoWlo. Phillip u. Fople Frank
f. FRESHMAN, &. :. Taylor. ir, ,Jui~u T.
Burke aid Esther D.. his wfe Geo. 4. Fowle,
Barbara FowIn, KtiZ .be!I u. Gol'raa!l, $40. }.
Bowers aud Lucy H., Lis vile. Lcu'a Graunou
nld Mary his wife, John ". Dennis. George
K. Deans, James ". DenIis Henry +: Dtrh'F,
Francis II Dennis, :. l.. Dennis. Edward z
Donnis Henry rtae and Ti:4ini. H., bis wife
Edward ID. i'itis. Geo. Pi:ts Boston Kits. jane:
Pitts. Spencer Pits sot Meria Pits md sae
crrditors OF William +. Ter! l.. deceased.
You are hereby notified TIA, ls7e sed upon
TUESDAY, tho 9Th Gsy OF Deem Der, ISL
8! III o'clock. = n. s! my sGi! cIicn Gs the tuIC
and place when snd where l shall proceed &C
execute tie decree rendered by the Ci'cui! CorrI
OF the city OF alexandria, o.. The .9.h 6ey o.
September, 1881 in the chas ccrc sui. o! Gasrlra
5. lay Tor. sr., complainant. srnins. } -. G.
Broogep. sdm'r. and G!s dtiendfa;s, whereby
am acquired to ascertain aud report
Il The claims agsiHS' the estste oc Inc G.i
William T, Dennis, decd, their alncuct!, Sid
piiori!es. if any.
(2) a sets!ew enL OF the sccoua: OF the &c n:ll
lstraior OF ssid deceden. from TIC ls:t sccoi.nl
returned by him.
q The real estate in Virgins of which ID.
ssid Nm. r. Dennis, died sa,zsd.
The creditors Of said d:ceGent are reqIira3 10
attend on ,ha. DAY and prove their S!.,ma
Given Ill der my hard. IS No:omi:.ilnar in
Chsncery OF said Court. the dsy end year ir:i
aforesaid. GkOkGE s. III uSH8ACh,
dece-laU4W Comm r. in Chgucerg
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KAIEEDADH.
1881 eBEAr 1851

1881 GREAT 1881
70 TIE sok kf t Wei : s soGTa
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY,
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPHHEi.
In efsct December 18th. 1881.
1rsits iesVe Hsshinston, from station, corner
OF Sixth and streets, as follows:
Fer pi!tsbIr2 and the West, Chicago Limited
Bxnress Of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Oars
81 10 % m. dsily Fast Liue. 1000 q. m.
dslly, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10
Cincinnati aud Chicago. Western Rxprsss
159 2. m daily, with Palace Cars 70 Iitsburg
SIC Louisville.
Baltimore ard Pot, mac Railroad
For CsnandAiaus, Rochester. Buffalo, Nisgsra
st 90 q m. daily. e1cep, Sunday; 80 p. NJ
daily, except Saturday, with Palace Cars to
Csnsnds'gua.
For "iiiiawspcrt, Lock Haven and Rlmrs.
10 90 a. m d.ily. except Sunday.
For Nav York and the Esst, co q. m, 10 co =.
nj. 20l. 10 co and 10 Is p. M. On Sunday
30 ~ CO snd 10 Is p. m, Limited express OF
Pullman PsrloF Cars. 30 q. n. daily, except
Sunday.
70. BROOKLYN, N. Z, all throus h trains connec.
ct jersey City with boats Ct brooklyn Annex,
I'll rdiig direct transter 10 Fulton street,
sv'iilrg double terrlsse across New York
City.
For fhisde1phia, so a. m, 1ooos. NJ, eco
/ y ~ ~ W. anu ~ IL u. III, On fcunQsy, w,
5 10, 10 60 and 0l5 .. m. Limited Express.
9:u n. daily except Sunday
For Baltimore. + 10. On. 80. 10 % 8. m ard
200. 4 20 i 90. s AZ. 30 10 CO. and 10 Is D. m.
en- Sunday. SO, 10 q. H., = 60, 5 30. b.
! 1000. and 70 IS . m.
For Pops's Creek Line, 6 20 a. NJ, and 44Op IN.
daily, except sunday.
| 70: Annapolis A. 3. n. and ~ p. N daily
| except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREC L 2IOKSBURG
! Rk!hWAY. AND ALIEN ANDKIA AND
| WASHINGTON RAlLnUAD.
For Aiexnndris go, I 20, $40 II 10 aud
! II 80 .. NJ, 4 20. 3, 20. 20 and II so o. M.
| Or Sunday g: b, s ~, II 10 and ii 80 8. m,
aIi 20 y. 70.
Fer Richmond snd tho South, 6 so and III 10 a.
u. duly, md 5 COP lii. dsily, except Sunday;
Tlsire leave Ale1sndrls for Washington, 6u,.
sos, Sl3. md lC &. Ia; 10, 3. 5, !, ard
9 IS p II. end - night. On Sunday S. Us
SOB. And 10 n 7 % and 9 Is .. NJ
TIcka!s AID Information at The office, north cast
| corner OF 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, and 81
the atstion whefa orders can be left for the
chccsirg Of baggage 20 destination from hotels
aad rtsldences. J. 4. WOOD.
General Passen ger Agent.
| FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager 6ecl9
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WASHINGTON q OHIO RAILROAD
WRITER ARRANGEMENT,

beginning Ccto0cr 10, 1881.
The MALL TRAIN will leave Washington
At . 70 "a. N. and Ale1sndria 1t 925 q. m.
daily, except Sunday; pAss Leosburg. going
Westward, 1T II 30 6. N. and arrive ii Round
diI ut IL Is p. N. Leave Round Hill at II 30
p. M; pass Leesburg, gong eastward, at l ~
p NJ, and arrive at Alexandra at Is q. n.
fnd nj Washington at 3 20 q. m.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington q! 4 ~ 2. N. and Alexandria q.
20 p d., daily, except sunday, and arrive q.
ieesourg a. = ID p. m. Leave Leaaburg At 6 w
m and arrive e. Alexandria at s Is .. m,
ano Washington st S0a N.
&9 Passengers from Washington will take
the washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
&fotomac Railroad station st9 70 m. ano T. 20
Pr, sId 90 through without change Ct cals.
Jne 922 =. m. trnin from hlexsnGris and 1880
?: n. train from hound Hill connect at Round
alll with q OSH Z HT'S Daily Line OF
Cosches for Snickersvile Berryville end Win.
chester; also Redm.n's Line OF Coaches, which
;csVe Laesburg daily Cor Aide and Middle.
burg,
Both tssins, westward, make close connections
s. Vienna. with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fair;
Tax Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 ctr Ter uIl-
aan5aE ssok sta, $50.
Z b. HAYENKR,
ocl4-N General Ticket Agen.
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Alexandra, Gazette and Virginia 4 Advertiser
ETEA 81 EEss
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO
(ElmITEi))

(LlMlIHD)
Bosts bel WASHING foN ard ALIEN
Az GRiA Hill run lromlt'y So follows, viz:
l.esve Seventh street wharf 1T 20. 8 80. 80.
10 20 ard II 3 =. r.. and l. go, 80, 2 80, 81.
so, 20 80 aad Z p
Leava Ale1*rdris ct 6 90, : 80 90 8 So 10 &c
and II 81 =. rl., aid II 50, l 80 2 so, 3 3D. 60
so aaG i so o. ~
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Steamers OF ihia line pili raD SIS tos!ows:
E&as N1GsEeE.2,

Steamers OF ;hia line pili rlD SIS follows:
E&as &essEIsE.As
Connecting wish Herehsn.s' and iiiner. Line
Tor Ros10c. steamer
1.-sSs " OF TEE L.sER
EVEBY MONphy, WEDNESDAY snd
FRIDAY, st CO O'clock p.fn. returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate dsys Q: 400 y. m.
This stsnEcE iron steamer bag Just boon paint.
ed throughout, stateronms newly furnished and
csrpe!ed, and IS The hsnasornos rs weil as tho
safest beat On tho fotolrnc river aid Chesapeake
bay, and is tho only steamer making close con-
nsction with tbs Ecw York and Boston stesrn-
ers slso connects with HicAuiond steamers sid
rsiircsd lines south. Stops st PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
For the isll End winter, commencing Oct 1T,
rates .! fsre will be so follows
Yrs! class fare Ia Fortress Monroe and Nor
folk 81 50; second c.ss 81 50; frat class fare to
piney Point and Point Lockou! 81 50 second
class TO-.
E4as2 NEW xssSH.
S''s-syHs + Js!5 g. e. EVE q TssrsrEi JGal1
GIHaasy
EYEIY FRIDAY, n. u NJ; and returning.
lave HoW iCrE, tom pier IL, Hsst river, kV,
cry SATURDAY., y. 4 . clock y. Il.
%ha s.aElDess Of tGia company make connec-
tIonG q. il OTtolS ,pt soatoE sud III pointa hsss
NJ New i oTk With I'll points w s. and N orths
west, ard a. AlnNsal r!a with Virginia Mii.shd
Eai)rcsi snd Washington and Ohio Rai.osd.
Through rates giren sid iraish. handled csae-
fully Aid l'-oTnpIij. For further informaticn
apply - +. y. EEEii, Agent,
" Jahlsys wharf
WIN. THUHPSO3;, President,
l4i5 a.i$G.,
sep 2T-ti Wnshireton, i. G.
,-a:s.ts CAIDE5 STEEhi LINE WEEK
A.AiSas2 LIZ TO
TiILAD&ilFH! ga, Fall KIYES, Prov.
CGSgG ANu SOSTON.
Ssa.mo:sisare Alex:!,Ar;s EVEEy TUES
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERy SAT-.
URDAY.
This line caisnecis 1t A!e.radria VIII 500
:. i NJ. and " 81 Q. z. Re-, anu st rhilaccl.
phis with tlyds's regular Steamships eor Fall
River, Providence and Hosion
freight forwarded wish prcya 2sness and cara
free Of commissions.
No chr-<a for .7:-s!e: II F:.ilsdo,nh;s, sud
to weslfsg a Ii RnR:oa. Qpics time. FreGu,at
deps:turos, through rs:as and through stills
Of lst!n: given. LGsu:aRce 8. the ,oYes: rEtea
AS@nts
:. =. SEED, alexandria,
Va. ? OL YDE 4 GO, Th!atslptis
JOHNS0N & 90, Wssh s. Goorstn
Jan S-.i
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FEIDAY ETEHING. DEC Is.
ICOMMCSIC.ATED.

COMMUNICATED.
Lines Of Thought
Where are cow the tljwers sprineicg
10 the Zoe .!lors VI The dsy
u here The cheerful voices rioglcg
o. cb!lliocd II It's pIoy?
Hr,re the clouds tbs, tioautd So missy,
.a:ics. to:Ie'-, nCubtsinI froW5ed?
v here tie ntt d IT3, bright ard grassy.
E.;w = at eve 10 dea .rcp1 d;oHEc1
The prints 81 day have pass away,
SiIvudsd - pOc u!nal e,om:
I.t-.tr.s q u y gone 10 decay,
ip ctl Dscemtul's icy tomb,
The voice u youth Is husht d 10 age.
Tie cAid /. 6, bared 10 til. MAJ;
The >,u} leaves are to! page;
III: Ii;y-Erould essened 10 span,
Ihc c!orcg ESvr lost the ilnts Ct 70 d.
TIA: ,'c0 surV!7ed the sunset hour.
Now the hesveo OF youth grows old.
FL! glow gives gloom, Weskaess for p,wer
The N adoEs ptruned By summers or ugh'
No b!.Cc. Dor tlaOm csa low euppy,
Al. ~ is!o9. ~ W Ok gone ou',
A'c bu: Al cub,em how re die.
MoNKBAR:s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23

Hail. Southwark. connects At Charlottesville,
with Cues. s. Ohio K. r., East and West. At
Lyneheurg, connects with Norfolk 3 West
ern 4. h., through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville Nea: O7iasna Memphis, Little Rock
and Te1as-srd a. Dsnvilie with Richmond s.
Danvilse 4. T., to South end Southwest.
Express trains connect with 4, 81 u. 4. L. st
Danvllie tor all points in South, South Rsst,
South west and East
Express trains norIhvGrd mbke close connec.
Ii IN at Charlottesville for Richmond.
Fast Ms!l connects al Danvile TO all points on
4. & D. K. K, and atlanta. Montgomery, Mo-
bile, New Orleans, Houston, Galveston and all
Southern ToIss.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave AL.
sSsndsis daily, except Sunday, 8 81 8. N. and
] w D. NJ, aud returning arrive at Alexandria
o. p. 10. and II 70 u m
For Z AEASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 .. n. sad Alexandria 45 f. NJ. daily,
e1cop: Snnday, arrive st Strasburgs at II % pm,
connecting with the Valley Road Esst and
West, srd at River fnr Luray. Leave Strssburs
81! 0. m. arriving 3, Ae1 and ria al s S. .. m.
AlXED TEAM FOR MANASSAS DIV
iolON leaves Alexandria daily except Sun.
Gay, st 10 3. NJ. arriving at Strssburg At "a
p' m, and returning leaves Strsshurg at 5 70
e. M, striving IN Alexandria at 3 C5 .. m.
For hiddlebur2, daily Except Suadsy) con
| nection 1t Plain, station.
For Upperville regular connection st Della.
plane.
Fer Washington, Rapp,h.nncck, daily cor :
lectioa, except Sunday, at Cu!peper.
For WAkRENTON, lsAve Washington #
! 10 aud IL 20 q. n. daily.
G.ll trains make good connections, 1T Wash.
| lngton. to snd from North and West
Ese Atlanta sleeper leaves Washington a.
~ :. No., running through without change,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Charleston, s. O.. without change, on IL u
p. M train.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro aud
augusta Gs, on 10 N. connection.
Mark Adj ustsble Chair Cars are run on Might
| tfalnE between Washington aud D awhile.
Through tickets at loves! rates 10 all import.
ant oints in the UIiad States
Mail Trains in bolh directions m,ks close CON-
| nection At franklin Junction to and from oil
points on Franklin Division.
Pullman Sieepers will run between Washing.
ton and Atlanta on Fast Mill
MhkCEK SLAU4ETER, q. T. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23

P0LIsH JEWS -PhiIp j. Joscbim;en, in s
long cCnGuunIcaLion IN Tie New ! ok Herald,
con.roVoIts III recen! d5scr ption of the manners
and customs OF Polish Jews Published in lhs! pa
IeT ard co;!ai in this + few DAYS sgo Hs BIZ.
heves !. al Ia :G end undertakes 10 diEproVe It.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23
TTOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOE.
TRKSS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
THE STEAMRE
E&CELSIOR,
iCa.TvicY the IT. 4 Mai

tCa.ryinS the u. s. Msil)
Will leave her wharf, foot of Prince street, un
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUE-
DAYS. I'll $50 o'clock D. II F., stopping 6:
FireY Po;D: snt HCiht LOCKOUT scing and re-
turning. Returning leavas Norfolk on WE'D
y ESDAiS. Fridays and SUNDAYS at q
O'clock p. N.
FALL and WINGES ARRANGEMENT
Beginning October l.
First class fsIe to Fortress Monroe snG Nor.
folk, So Ct; Second class, each way. $50; First
class fare to i'i1ey Poin! snd Point Lookout
81 sc; Second. class, each wny, Is cts.
Cpnlccls st No. olk with steamers fer Eich
m2Ld. EeT York eHd Bos.on
GEORGE AATTINGLY, Sup..
7. L. HD0E, agent. mh26
finland e S4A6OAHD COASTING &C