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Mr.. A. Lemuel Adams, author of the
above and other well known literary pro.
auctions, speaks of BENsoN's CAPcNE Pc
RoUs PLAsTERs thus 81 have suffered
much from an affection of the heart. Some
times the pain around the region of the
heart would become so intense that / was
incapable Of thought or work. OF late l
have been using BENsoN's CAPcINE Porous
RLAsTRRs, and End that the pain has left
me, and am positive that they have cured
me entirely. This article seems better
adapted for the cure OF complaint like
mine than any remedy ever tried.
"a. LEMUEL ADAMS"
BENsoN's CAPCINE Porous PLASTER must
not be COMPOUNDED with the old stvle of
porous plasters. 1t is absolutely far supe-
rior. Sold by all druggists. Price Is cents.
mh30-dSw2w
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Old ST . cents . FcT eVeJyWbere.

DR.. Tulio s. Verdi, Of Washington, D. c.,
the celebrated Author, Commissioner of the
National Board of Health, etc., etc., says
the Liebig Co.'s Arnicated Extract of Witch
Hazel sis Invaluable" Cures Piles, Salt
Rheum, Catarrh, Painful Periods, Rheuma-
tism, Colds and Neuralgia. Beware Of
cheap counterfeits. The Liebig Company
offers no cheap goods. 1t offers only hon
est preparations at honest prices. Sold In
ffty cents and dollar si2es. Tor sale by 0.
Butler. Savannah, Ga.
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.,E.,il,s To-day. az Bull street.

Savannah Morning News, Savannah Week
" News, Southern Farmers Monthly for
am. Leslie's Ladies' Magazine for April,
Female NIhilist, No. 9SS Seaside Library,
Tha Frozen Deep, No. GIL Seaside Library,
n ,etor Antonio. 96O Seaside Library, United
Irisbman. Puck, Chick, HaTger,s Weekly
New . YORK Daily Herald, World. Timer,
sun. Tribune, Graphic, TRUTH, Esltimore
SIM Philadelphia Times, Ghicago LE.esne'
Raston Herald aud Boston paily AuFeI'iSei'
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Deviation of a Handsome Novelty.

DR.. Osceols Butler, we learn, yesterday,
received through New York house very
handsome donation of an ornamental cage
containing one dozen automatic birds, me-
chanfcal novelty recently imported from the
celebrated house Of Lascouvielle & Co.,
Paris. manufacturers of automatic and me-
chanical toys. When wound up these birds
are said to sing as naturally as the ami
mated feathered songsters they represent.
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an Accident.

Yesterday morning about IL O'Clock, John
Lewis, colored, train hand on the Central
Railroad, met with painful accident. He
was engaged in coupling some cars Of
lumber train at the wharf, when his lsf'
hand was caught between the bumpers
badly MASKING four of his fingers. He pro
ceeded to the City Dispenssry, where bis
dansCed fir gers were carefully dressed By
Mr.. Lewis Csss, the efficient keeper.
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a INSTRUMENTATION

There was a regular matrimonial boom
during the month of March just closed, es-
peeially among the eOlored fraternity. The
total number OF marriage licenses issned by
the Ordinary wac fifty five, of which only
eleven were to whites and forty-one to col
0rpd
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Anftioil galsa To.zlat.
KENNEDK & BLUM. AuctIoneers.

GRAND AUCTION SALE OF THE MOST
EVER OFFERED IN SAVANNAH.
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Weather Report,

Indications for the eouth Atlantic States
to-day: Fair weather In the southern, and
cloudy weather with occasional rain in the
northern portion, brisk westerly winds,
higher barometer and stationary or lower
Temperature
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Owing to the immense rush yesterday my
store will be closed day for the purpose
of arranging the stock. shall be open on
Saturday at 8 a. m, when the balance OF
the stock viii be closed oHt ct panic prices.
Respectfully, MAX AhAOss'
apl-It
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Are Morning News ana the sava1
nah Tefephcna K7w.v,..----

Inc MORNING NEws is connected with the
wires OF the Savannah Telephone EXCHANGE
This sgency can, therefore. be usas n seDd;,o
= 'ue LOOMING NEWS advertisements, orders
io1 me paper to be sent, news, information OF
siiy S-au' and orders for work, at any hour
lFoih a. m to Il p. m, free Of charge. This
- groat convenience, and viii be appreciated
sy Sle customers Of the MoRSnse News.
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MIC G. sherpersOn, representing the
merchant tailoring establishment OF y. -
peacock. Columbus, Ga, will make his
headquarters at P. G. Meara's, anu .sHt
orders for Individual suits for the next
week.
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rrr TREAsURER's OFFICE, !
s.yassAH Ga, april l. 1881.
ewes are now due and pay
~ i1l 55er-5c "a or before the TENTH
TsI5Nl ,rs FIRST Quarter, 1881.
+C1r1.s ri-sr Quarter, ISL;
Irsona First quarter, ISL
accepts r. JAMES Z. COPE,
City Treasurer.
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Notice

-.r~zr-fys Committee respectfully re-
... Es4+4 rS of boarding houses an5 other
tt--5rs who are prepared 10 receive guests
s--r fa- approaching Masonic Bear and
81 9.b5.1 opens in Exhibition Hall (Ogle-
49, gI-ra ,ss, on The 18th prOX., &C send in
-ss ea-Ig a day as possible theie names and
.-sf-.7..5u * rleir houses: alsO.ihe rumber
y rasr- they ear accommodate, rates of
tas-f D4rdl. and week, aud any other par
rs1llrs which may bs useful to visitors, TO
Nh B3EN. ESQ Railroad Ticket Agent, p
Psi street LuHGN-2b
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DIAMONDS. WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

At the store corner Bryan and Whitaker
streets, at 10 A. NJ, 3 and p NJ,
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s7ffI7I al0tisfs.

Ae'''' cry TRrlsrRER's OFFICE
s.v.sssn, Ga Ap.il l, 1851.
r.. Z, II q 8a5 69srt is.l ISL
-.-urs. Sc. FIRST Quarter. 1881.
.5 81. 2.a fsI II 81 l. 2: s;so :;
y.rl FTEl.N IN III X sIloge Cd according 70
lsz.e JANIS E COPE.
City Treasurer.
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Notice

raau a The Z, ~ 59E C6aI5 H HSsIAG SaiI1
81 1ea. l'-,@r-F SATURDAYS excepted) from
izr-s q. ea'.l5ck p y. for the reception Of
-i,R-turns zoe,
s4TlsSlar p N. II MEYER.
Receiver Tax Returns.
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Che Wnruiag Aelrs.
FRIDAY. APRIL i. 1881


n Northern mail via Savannah and Chsr,as.o,
halroSd p n; via Central Raflroad s.30 =
eort Royal Railroad Pm
end 6:30P n ASelAi OauI A. n.
ri e mail via Savannah, Florida and West.
. In lS and other points west Of Dupont
Darien and Brunswick, sP.M
savannah river, Tuesdavhp
AsiIedgevilie and Eafonfon 40
once open for delivery Of mail on spndav
from $3.50 to 1890 A. n '-AAH VI ouhosS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01

The height of the river at Augusta at
O'Clock p. m. yesterday was ten feet eleven
inches, a rise of one foot Eve inches during
the preceding twenty-four hours.
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10 avoid delay all letters and orders should
&c addressed to the proprietor, or to the
MORNING NEWS, and not to any attache or
emPloye of the Office.
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n--.rtnlent Of Savings.

p.gr OF THE stats OF. GEORGIA,
s5-rsssS ii SAVANNAH, april !. 1881
--re first quarter Of the present
ll.59. "A. THIs DAY, and viii be paid on
ssvs1d. -l rless4 leave their books at
e tank GO l9 JOSEPH corps,
Accountant
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Grass HaumOeks. the Ashantee
Hammocks, and Knitted Hammocks. In va
riety, at LaFar's. mhS0-tf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01

LaFars Agent for Devlin & Co..
Takes orders for dress end business suits.
Call and see - samples. mhS0tt
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Have your small pictures enlarged. 1t
VIII afford Pleasure. A. Heller Aork ana
Whitaker streets. AP4s
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-Ir,PTV{'$ BUSINESS COLLEGE
Att So -..--, English INSTITUTE

S. H-l1 STREET NEAR WHITAKER.
vsrry srd Mi3die Aged Men taught
biasI RookkeePinss Business
Pfss.'s.s9sl,5p, commercial ATItisme-
f. iTsaSes. e" eTe' T Epn
E7ei sss-epcste-. wa hemasies- Day and
IL. s-s,i5ns Circulars on application 10
sfs-ls II B. MCCARTHY. A. H.,
Principal
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Union society.

The Treasurer reports that large number
Of members are in arrears for their annual
dues, some of them owing for more than
one year. The one hundred and thirty-first
anniversary Of the society is near at hand,
and 1t is desirable that all sums due it be
paid in before that day. Therefore earnestly
request all who have not paid to do so at
once, to the Treasurer, Mr.. D. r. Thomas.
J. II. EsTILL,
President Union Society.
--%$-a~N<---
DevIIn,s Fine Suits to Order.
See samples at LaFar's. mb30-tf
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Those New Collars and Ouns
Are open to-day at LaFar's. mh30-tf
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Novelties In Scarfs and Ties.
Just open, from the New York and Philas
delphia markets, at LaFsr's. mh30n
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|AndreWsSlateDrswiingBOOE

Progressive, ago illust'ns,
with directions. Beautiful
for the Children. Isc. each,
$40 per dozen, by mail.
We make, also, Black
boards. Erasers, Globes,
Noiseless States, Kinder
garten Material, etc.
A. HI. Andrews & Co.
Wabash Az. Chicago
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01

Ten cents day win buy the Encyclopedia
Britannica.
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signal obnerva.,nnr

Comparative statement Of Temperature It
Savannah, taken from the Signal service
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Stice

1894. AGAINST I've Spanish bark ''Frosperi-
NJ. Master. must be presented at
~ as. Tuesday by = =, OF payment viii
bsae5aTed vp,, RI
t'onsignees.
s,vlyylg. April i, 1881. apI-n
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GRAND REOPENTN
Famous New York Clothing House,

14O CONGRESS STREET. SAVANNAH, GA,
THURSDAY March Gath, with entire stock Spring
and Summer Clothing Men, Youths Boys.
and other Gents Furnishing goods
which variety quality prices
in Having fought good fight
the prices
ever feeling ability satisfy any
good clothing keeping
goods and selling them prices
ask is a of
goods prices purchasing
favOr public appreciation
the FUTURE
FAMOUS NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE.
mh2atf lao Congress Street. Savannah, Ga.
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ChiIdren's Hats. Infants, sizes.
Pretty new goods, at LaFar's. mhSO.tf
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Sprfng stYles. Fur and NIIlx.

Hats in fine variety now to be seen at
LaFar's. mh3O tt
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A Cough cold or Sore Throat should

Nutrition improved, strength restored
and disease arrested by Malt Bitters.
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STRICTLY GILT EDGE REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE SALE
BY GEO. w. LAMAR,

Broker and Auctioneer, No. ia Bryan street
That admirably situated Lot No 43 Monterey
ward, northwest corner of CASTOR and Bull
streets with improvements thereon, consisting
OF frame dwelling ON corner of Bull and a new
brick dwelling adjoining. These will be sold as
whole or separately, as desired Lot 6Ox1sO
feet. 1t is the most beautiful and desirable
situation in Savannah, facing Forsyth Park,
with easy access to street cars, etc Terms
unusually liberal. mh1S.Fst
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BonaYeRture.


The Evergreen Cenetery Company have
Erals & number OF burial lots in Bonaven-
trs. which they offer at reasonable prices.
For further Information apply to
MA. COHEN.
Secretary and Treasurer,
zrsf Pay street.
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Goal.

~ EORG1A, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Notice
VI hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against LEWIS j. B. FAIRCHILD, de.
ceas ed, TO present them to us, properly made
out, within the time prescribed by law, so as *
show their character and amount; and all per-
sons indebted to said deceased are hereby rtss
Quired 70 e axe immediate payment to us
MARCH II. 1881.
JOHN NJ GUERARD
JOHN b. HOWARD.
deceased. mhlS F6t
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MfftIaas.

z--lI ~. 153. Y. A.
pglaskl oa Il his Cogn.. il, WI Do
res 'Friis5 . ~ Il. CONNIE ,tAf. =:
C-1sE,s11 c-rreil No. 30. II. c.
.s5 Ihis Z = Sse.v ap1-It
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F.! Express:

L al, Southwscd, connects st Charlottesville
with Enes. s Ohio Z. r., East sr3 Wcs.. 4
Lg2ah5urs, connects With Norfolk & West.
orn l.. t., through Southwest Virginia. 10
and TeIas-&nd 81 Dsnviile with Rich mond s.
pan7iile +. r., 10 South and Southwest.
Express Southwark connects ct Gh.rlcttea.
villo ~ all points CT Ches. s. Ohio Is. T.. and
MIXED TRAINS for Msin Lins leave Al.
szaudEis daily, except Sunday, 500 q. II. and
IL IS e. M, and returning arrive g: AieSandrls
T. d. N snd 2 40 p. r..
Eor MANASSAS LINE leavs Washington
10 s. u. and Ae5andris IS 4. n., dsily
2anpociinS with the Valley Road East ind
Wost. Leave S.ras5u-S 80 2. a., striving st
Ale1 sndcia II & IS ., n.
MINED THAIN FOE MANASSAS DIV
ISfON Leaves AlozanGr!s GalJ, except Sum
day, Ct CO 9. NJ, arriving st Strssburg at 6 O5
y. 10, sld returning loevcs Strssb"rG o. rs
.. M, srriTing in Alexandria OF sc p.
For MiddleauIs, daily connection st PlaiIs
etet!op,
For Uppefvills, regular connection 81 Dsls.
For WARS AToN. leave Washington l..
Z IL q. q. daily.
Passengers can leave Wsrrea:on st 8 IS 8 m
snd take mixed train at Junction and reach
AleIsndria 1t u IL 70, in time to make A. &
T. traia st y % N for Washington, Baltimore
and New York.
All tra;ns make good connections ct Wash
iEgton. to ard from North and West.
New Orleans Sleeper lss2os Washington st
7 10 =. NJ. running through without change,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
| and Aneusts, Gs., withou: chsngo, GA 10 10
p. II. train.
Msrk'h Adj Unstable Chsir Car is run on Night
Train between Washington aud Danvile.
Through ticaots very loW to tue south and
Scata %est.
MERCER SLAUEHTER. G. ia.
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Cc3>Ie:zzau]dCITTjj;aa (DazeetIe
SATURDAY GyGNINs, SEPT. a

a NLDILT}iL GrILL0,INE 1t is p!Iu!s.'y
supposed that the dtc.pits:log Ioscbiue "hioa
goes By too name CT she euil,tl2o wa tho 10.
vCn,iJr Of INC humane French physician aCa
uombc. Of tho Ns;Dnai Assembly of lIS9, d..
Ga!i0:io. l. ias b,en proved, However. tea;
hvg, fsi!ir& * 81 The reg same c1ast:uc:;ol
Eas ia use 10 EIr0Do 10 tbs middle :gas. Ii
ap3 enc Scout: iouS; this f4o:, he Las cry q
sud; tie ".rJadoI seyi:s f Gary ra:otines 10
toe Chop. jritG ct Lucagae. Il, rather
severe i;!."r tx th2 most devoted stGIe1,
q e2y:5 OH a!taslag 20 * 'GIina these v,c utas
II '1' I. toc".he-, IS ;Sty arc al "akied" .aG
&C Ia '!GG i? !ha d.tp s.aGow OF the TIL
q gQ!sr !oni. Ice eIg.G vi :Lo scIIss. c.uaiiGg
i'm &c ou:fe2oa TO tbs covered bridge By S..
PctCr's Cha aeI. vas The gilt OF ,ccb on W2l.
i'a SC e. IL a. eplsodo ftJin tbc ptrsi catiof
OF 'no J"U'c& - lie p-oviccs G. ii3!7ata 40
de- me p'c=n LDpe-ors IT Il M. Four lloes
c, GtrMaa vs;9e uUccrues;h the pio!u:s state
taat j r&ces." The R9msu GeVorror. so9sh:
u z -Dot" zoe Gh7ia;isos with G;c SID sNOsl;.
aad ths5 the ''nc Die Yrs a3i u ctois oynfss:e::
CD brs7.Is il des!t." S.. Urus is E veil
koo41 Gsaro Ia SGSs llaslol3e>; he is the p:~
tron Ct to Pro cathedral Chu,ch CT Seizure.
".Gic:0rs zee are uDs5!e to identify. Wbes is
rtn1'iEabe il III" picture rs cocrioui1o 10
culture history, l. that the sword ty With
both the mai:yfs vera slaio. according to the
painter. was suii.o;i12. Ga the righ. side of
tie pc:urc 1ua.ber Of ClrislA1s are beirg
hur into llV.r. perhaps the Russ. Ga
the let. size Scry evident sGi.loiioe is erecs.
ed, one ChF;s'!ao Hiss vi h bis head 90 the
tI0ck, E. the huge lron is lust ebout to b, Let
drop upon him, while e Luub%r of hesdlesJ
bodies lie altu1l vita tic heads close BESIDE
them.
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GpeDigs ana Closing OF ahe za at.E.
CLOSING.
Nasoi1G;oA. .: G., snd Northeastern mails
s. N, Il II. s;d end Is p. II.
Western mails 30 and is y. 1n.
Southern nails. via Richmond, W., 10 30 z.
Il. and 30 snd Is p. IL.
South and Southwestern mails, vi. Lynch
burg, Virgins, Isy sno through mails, GU e.
II. Snd " p. II,
Manassas Division &C q. H.
Alexandria TO Round Hill Va, SOOn.
OPENING,
Northern and Western msils. Wis Washing
so4, j. g., 90 4. n. Il u. and T on .. N.
Southern malls, via Richmond, vs., 8 30 s. m
and 30 o. n.
South western nsils via Lynchburg, Virgins
Through 0iails) including way mails on Midland
Railroad s 80 q. n.
Manassas Division 90 p n for lock box olly.
Round Hill 10 Alexandria, Va, ) 80 .. NJ
Office acurs-Ofico opens ST 30 s. IA, End
closes 81 90 p. II.
Sunday Hou.s.-OEce opezs af s 20 >. H., aad
closes a. 9 80 L. II.
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!. SSI eEEAg 1881

IN rs IN e. - &UNTA
~ e ''0 no1sGE 81 TBS Z Sso17 " '''''>
sGss. Rails, SFLENGID SOaHEE
GAGNIFICENT sQUI2MENi.
Msy lGtn, 1851.
Trains leave Washington ison dspot OF BAL
TIMQkE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD. cor.
2oE Of Sigh and sts sets, as follows:
Sor PhilG delrhis, New York aad The East. sad
iG 80 am. dsl7, except Sundsy, and 2.G0, lO.0 Oh
t1d 10. 10 FIN. daily, with Palace Oars. Linn
isod Express Of Pullman PSrlor Cars $50 6,
.. N. dsily, s.Gcy. Sunday. For Philadelphia
and 70 81 y. III. daily. except Sunday, and
200, 20, 10 and 10 IS .. n. dsly.
For fit;s5urs and the West 200 5. M, With
Parlor c%r 20 fi,tsburS sad Sleeping car to
f:t;seuEs Fad Chicago 1855 a. N. daily
9.32 y. n. dei J. With rslaee Ca. 20 Chicago.
e1cap! tundey sud $50 .. n. daily, except
Saturday, With Palace Csr 10 Csnaldsigua.
FOR HssAius. 1890 :. u. daily except Sun
day.
For Baltimore, 6 40, s.Ga. $50 end 1896 a, NJ;
On Sunday, 500 and lC.3 AM, 2.G0, s. Az, 9.3u,
u % and lois y. II.
&c. fopes Crock Line, c 20 Z. n. aud 20 p. n.
daily, ezeep: Sunday.
Eo- Annapolis, Z ~ 8. Hs. S2d 40 ,. m. daily
except Suldsy.
LOCAL TEAMS.
sor sleEHudIis 100, 20 $50. and II 80 2,
H., and 20, 5, 8 20, and IL 80 .. n. Sun.
day ct Gu, 20, and II 80 =. m. and o. N.
Trains !asYo Alexandria for Washington, 9C9
e'Va, End 10 Z. La, End y -, 3, s, I, 90
:, p. IN. a"a II hight.
On Sunday at $50, and TO-. N. md I GO and
IL 2. ii,
THROUGH TRAIN FOE TIE SOUTH, vi.
Suant!co snd Richmond, will leave Alexsn-
ora NJ ?.2j anc. II II G. N. daily and 70 p.
y. H. daily, except Sunday.
fstI msi leaving ST II n .. m, makes bu. two
s.cps, viz: ct Gusn:ico and Fredericksburg,
cetTs Alexsndr:a and Richmond.
Icxe.s and information CELL be procured s.
principal railroad sth.iors and .ickc. Offices
southeast j. 4. WOOD,
FLANK THOMSON
General Manager nyl8
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ETgA EEEN.
STEAMBOAT co.
q u LIZ, ~

YETAEAINGTON STEAMBOAT GO.
~ (Limitaa)
On Sunday. Montsy, Tussdsy snd Wodnes.
day the boats Of toe Washington Steanb boat
Company l!imited) will run SIS follows:
Leave Washingtsn at s 20 8 10 8 SO and 10 so
G. M, sud " Is, 2t0. so. 4 40 5 SIS and ID m.
LcGcc Alc@GmdriG 81 CO, : 81. So 10 10 and
II 81 NJ. tnd Is 10, o., s 20 and 80 o. N
On Thursday. Friday and Saturday leays
Goth cities ct 6 60 $50 80 So 10 So II go
II 81, 80 2 SO . SO, So 81 end G so [.epl5
NorlcE.
FOB PCT0MAC RIVER LANDINGS,
On sid hftar lcaGsy. August Ii. 1881, tbe
sieaEeT 7. Y AHEOWSnlTH, will leave her
|aa:f, fcot Of hi"g Street q. 7:3G s. q, EVERY
Mots Day, Thu ESDAY SID SATURDAY
fer D'i kiVsK LANDINGS On Monday ss
tce 80 Romini Fery; On Tha7ed.v, ,Nomini
Curslomsn On Saturday Curripmsn snd Leon.
ardtow1.
Stesmnr MYSTIC Sundays 70. Hiver Lana.
l2ss % IAr down So Hpper &acaodo:k, stou ring
g. SreH;'s wharf and Chspei Point.
.3EaE@ays making tbo abcTa landings So far Sc
= st:o1 Creek. -
i:z8-tf r WOOD Manager.
NOE NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOX.
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S!aaa:"se o. ihiF Inc vii run IS fellows:
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Connecting WITH koschentr' nd M;aers Line
10" Soa.np, steamer
L-sWk" GS TEE E.gSys
EHGST MORAY. WEDNESDAY sad
fBIDAH, 81 { 60 q clock p.Dl.; returning, leaTe
Norfolk on alternate days 81 400 2. H.
This stsuGcn iron steamer haa Jus. toon paint.
Cd throughout, saasaro02ns new!y Furnished and
carpcted, aud s the hantsonoat as we'll as the
Sstess Dos. On the fotomSc river snd Chesapeake
DAY, enc Is the oH:y steamer making Close COZ
lsrs!ol TltG IT" taS York and Boston stesrp-
ers; s.ao CONNECTS With Kchmon3 steamers sCi
railroad lines ecuth. Stops X. PINEf p0INI'
ard POINT LOOKOUT gong aad returning.
Beginning Hay Isl, 1881. excursion tickets,
good tcr ssTsn dsys, Nil! be Issued as follows:
Ht!stclsss round trip to II. Monroe snd Norfolk
80 Gi /; first class fare to Fortress tiolIoa aud
Norfolk 81; second class esch waT 81 50; f.st
clsSs fara 20 Piney Point and Poin. Lookout
81 90; first class round trio to piuey Point aud
;'oiot Aookou: - UG; sHcGad cless each way 75c
SlstgIooms ST. meals 7o,.
E&$ss EAag E8PM.
SEE:sS ~ s::f6sS =, G. &-.-ss' &Ew-ssyJ .ss,aa
GgEfS*ssa'
SVESF FEilAT q q H.; aad returning,
te&Te nGH iUl&, frog, a;c- =. &sst river, MY-
&lsG SA%o kHAE, 4. o'c!co& ?. n.
Tbs asaa1cca oE iris coa,p&.y make conuec.
tiCDs a. %oTt&!t tUr Eg:0- caa III ut,;n.a ;s.:t.
st New york with ali Do:pts Wort and North.
wss:, and c. &'o=siIT:s With Virginia Midland
Railroad sa- ?Fm2a:lE&Cn s2a Ohio Railroad
ThsouEa isles given sr1 i,Gish: haudlod care
Idly snt ptcI@pi!2. &ur further Information
spqtJ to Z. Il. ESED, Agoc.,
WE. TE0M?SG325. President,
l:iu z strpEL
seq Pix Washington, .. G.
-s1::2s5-:;as C;4EL:Ll,,'!3 :'.f;;Aa Lire WINK
80 $500 Lg r.
ga }'2 > SME& =. EAi-I: &EgEG, EGOVI.
NGNCS and BOSTON,
S{asIls lc%To alexandria EEGRC T!Trs,
d a2a lcsya EhiiadGluh!@ EVERY SAT.
URDAY.
This Ira conaccfs =. !aIczand-is With .ten
Z. - Il. $40 " g. &. e. Es., snd st pb;indei:
phis Wiz C:gac'5 regular S.annieiips 70, Esi!
STe-: fc2V;iaaco AID Boston.
freight Forwarded T:&i pyccn c.acrs III 2a7o.
hse OF commissions. ~
10 chITso Tor s:snsie. = Th;isGH,rhi.. .os
: wharfage n Boston. G2;"I S;r,a. Freouent
aopar:ur@s. @accGgh rates and th,onrh lila
OF !&1inS given. In2U:a1c3 st The loysSt -ntos
Agents:
:. 2, 5&Sp, Aiexaad7i.
HM. CLYDE & GO, paiiadejot;a
JCAEECiA s &C., Wagh. & Goorggn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
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Perry, SIS April ID 1873
.Gc0 watched .6r Uso Of TIE ,noi;cina now
KAovD rs - wifrs Sgpbili:;c &pccitc'i ever fifty
yesss, sld have never heard CT failure 70 cure
wAer properly taken. c m y eEctd the usa Of
Z en- my slEvts between lSJi srt 1855 rs .iso
lid :: number cf by nciEhtots. end in every
Gayp :hst cana wi,niT III .Laweae a Is nio2tai
cITe. IN 1873 Goo. Walker. 6ought at auction
q stare not sG~rGntcG h!ser tee pit; Chase il
wss discovered that hn EGd Ind Syphilis Ter
twelve yesrs. lis hcaii ~Hs withcu: "a hair or
1t. He treated him With this remedy, and in
four weeks he w.s soI::G sid well anG i. shof.
time hsd es fire E Iesd CT hair rs wss ever
owned by 8 negro. rs o~raG This sag" nsny
vesrs. End he Lever hid any rolutn Of the DIS
ease, Tor lost days WORE.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CVMPAHY, FRO.
pTietors, Atlanta Ge.
Sold by Z. S. Lead 0saser Sc Bro.
Cal for Q copT Of ~ Dung &en,s Eriard -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
FOB PCTo4AC RIVER LANDINGS
ZOE NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. FOX.
TSG STEAMER

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