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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-11

The steamship Canada, having on
board the delegation Of the French Gov
eminent and other visitors to the York
town celebration, arrived in New York
harbor on the 5th. They were met by
the reception committee, and escorted up
Broadway, preceded by the Seventh Reg
iment. When the Canada arrived in the
lower bay, she was met by the French
and American men-ofwar, which were
waiting SaIutes were exchanged, aud
the guests were escorted by the combined
squadrons up the harbor to the city.
The delegation comprises Commandment
Lichtenstein, General BouIauger, Colonel
Bohsaant. Colonel Blondell, Commandant
Bureaux De Pussy, Captain Mason, Lieu
tenant Fourset De Lohnne, Captain De
Vaisseau Schilling, Lieutenant Count De
Grasse, MN. De COrcelIe and Boullard
FOlqueville, Secretaries, and also Felix
RegameY, the Marquis and Marquise De
Rochambeau, Mime. Loiasesu, Mime. Ma
son, Count De Beaumont, CASTOR De
Labare, Marquis Tour De Testrsde, Wis
count De Noailles, Viscount De Hayson-
vile, Count D'Oloune, viscount st. Henri
and Christian D'Aboyille.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-11

The Washington Esar says the sig.
nal ofiCe meteorological summary for the
month just Closed at that station, shows
. mean temperssureo Of n degrees high
er than any previous record. The near
est approach to il the past decade was in
September, 1874, when the mean vas 7o.x
degrees The lowest mean tempersture in
September the past ten years was in 1871,
when The record vas 62,o degrees.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-11

At Dsnti 0e6l d tsle ~
: heasy - air - ss ap-
psshsIioIs mese enfsst oined - esrioas
ard exten9vs aAs j - erosine tobecco
inths Aelda Nsar D11sille tAe rlsnts
we've ball hlstsa AZ CkaEisstsn, s. O.,
Ootobsr 8 . tslegsam We seosivsd ffolA
NOsthern South Carolina b he Nsass
and Gosartsr ortiing fE1nt tie pseylios
night and thas she lAss grcwfA d ectsan
viii be destroyed AZ RaIdeh, October
5, there mas frost, tie frst this season.
The tobacco crop i reported bedly dam
aged In cdnsequenOa S.
Later advices, 70 the It'll int state
that injury done by frost in Virginia vas
almost insaioalsbIe, especially 70 ~ to
bacoo croI Tie damage In North Caro-
Iina was also graf.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-11

The general passenger and ticket
agents. at their National Convention,
which has just closed at st. Louis, decid-
ed TO allow one hundred and City pounds
of baggage to be carried free on every
ticket, and seventy-fYe pounds on every
half ticket; all over that win be charged
At the freight rate of fifteen per cent. on
frst class unlimited rsts per one hundred
pounds, and this rate shall apply only to
the shipment Of less than . thousand
pounds, and 70 packages Of les than three
hundred pounds weight. For packages
in excess of this weight the rate viii be
twenty-five per cent.
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iAe new Vera phhalean Oen-

After Il 10 adoption Of the platform, on
the 9th, the Republican convention pro-
ceeded TO nominate . State t;cIst. Cen
eral Jos. B. Carr, the present incumbent,
was nominated for Secretary Of State by
acclsmatidn. Mr.. Davenport, Of STEM
ben, was nominated for Comptroller: Les
lie w. Lawrence for Attorney General !:
James C. Hustled, Of West Chester, for
Treasurer Silas Seymore, Of Saratoga,
for State Engineer; Francis NJ Finch, Of
ThOmpkinp, for Judge Of the Court Of
Appeals. A resolution looking TO the or
gsniEation of the party in New York and
Kings, after . desperate resistance, was
tabled, yes 202, nays 1911. The new State
COMMITTEES contains the names of Albert
Doggett, Collector Robertson and other
well-knowr ti-COnklingites, and Platt
and Smythe and other stalwarts.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-11

Mr.. D. s Plsoa, eapssi1tsudsnt Of
the Stats Exams q Atlasta nYitss -
folloNs % 90 baskerville UaSon ander
data 81 0etobsr
We etsive1 ksEs yssleuazy go rIkhl. We and
. conetdsmble epestY q llQoer kgls and maze
On ~ Ung. 1Aa elo111 ~ ~ NI6Flda hnlId-
Ing = $500 81 Ne s1c1l ~ 2lo1 8 ~ q
eeeoaes e - gse91 seepia6 olhel wElls.s
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-11

-OyA~1 IGN 70 2 BsssuE4-
Good, pleasant sunny FaH wsashsr.
Go % W. r. WIIsouss and 90 fhs bdnE eaiie.
mads a csntA nj
60 70 W.R WElsua's and 50 . Hnas t0wsl.
full size, for 10 ceutA M
60 % W. b WRson's nd 50 Hnsa h.n-
med handkerchief Or e cezh ~
-GO 70 ". r. wH.o.ls snd e-s Has. h.n-
stitched handkerchief fw Is cenA E-d
Go TO W R. Wnuoa's and 81 Standard
bleaehed shirtinG one yard wids. fDr 10 cents.
28-u
Go 10 ". r WEsos's aad 81 ycur While
and eolOred hasndi4 thess kso SOL lie his n
town 4A~ al - k M
60 tow. r wTl.o.'s for IaaIs.' end ehH-
drsas hoissy. BE sslb then from 10 cents %
ga pair. @-f
60 90 WIZ wTlsoaas and So saandard
bleashed and brown sheeisg. - yards EEds, Zoe
p csnls ynrd 4s-n
we lean that N.5Or ". @. Pools bss leassd
biz handsome residences % TIE family q Dr.
Slosoa a gSncinnati.
Go to W. r WHsDas fur al ysur dren
goods. Tor he b hesdquArteu for al aaaicIes to
make up Iady's oufek &-H
-Sweet posaioes. despiGe ghe shoEi cz1p eaunsd
By the dFouth. are selling Ia The mnrksl fur he
usual price. 90 cents basAel-
-Go 70 ": R WHsOnas and GO E..a.isul
crochet shGWl-aay- ess.r-yo w1AF-vezy
cheap; Len than Jon can knit them NJ
--Go TO ". r Wilson'S and 81 al ytur table
linens, napkins. linen and cotton dIzpen They
are the best 6nd chApess IN TaIlahz@eS, 81
The handsome. Ornzmentzl brick front Of
b. G. Lewis q Sons new banking houssis 1eariy
done. and b much admired By passss ~
--Adninisisr Shriners Indian Vefmssaee a.
cordisg to ihe dirsc.ioas In The mosnfle : the
best time 70 take n. For ale BY n Leely. rs
-Go 10 ". R wEIsOa's snd gst inn Hack
aback lowel. with aAmask h0rde. fw ~ osuis,
as god Is yoa can get shywheEe fur 20 ossa
se-f ~
Go 70 W. r Wilson's and GET Inalss md
children'a meriDo vesis-all sismL He asllF Ghsm
cheaper than yOu can buy ne flannel 70 make
them OF s8-a
Hon W. D. Barnes has lsased The iesissncs
ofMrs. Sheppard on Monroe ssrss,. ma IN ~
move his family thitha nom MnriansA, Il N
early day.
-nonwR ENTHUSIASTICALLY
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-11

The upke e DasleIIpels be- his eiaeant
nsW sieam yaaht, - Docksn. now hslnR 6uiIt
Moth, ehn9f 6niehea Or hIs villa On lhe Indian
river 9As - sleFn whcslsf, 90 fbes m Ieneth
prosemente 0ehin AnEshea II habd Wpo1 With
pIntnhInK ond toiiet ho0ms compIelo She win
arrive here aboat kka 11lh 81 NorouahsF. about
The tluls d. ualE6 With ~ hmiIg, exrect 20
visit - e 1asksoaslllar Uafas. Ole
A stera-whssl yaohtl Well, teIIl
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-11

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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-11


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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-03
l W. l m. 3 m. 6 m. ! yr.
The Sreat Eastern.

Tho Great Eastcrn steamship, which o. The
date OF her launch had cost nosrly three quar-
tors of C million, and then required large ous-
lay to mika her Il: for tho ssn. was pu! up to
auc.io1 recently, and bought ia for 100000
AS remarkable 1i;y tho big ship has
two disadvantages-ahe ia nors!rously large,
snd she is built Of iron. Tho last named fact
renders her Vslusless as q masa of raw material.
We're she timber built the Great Eastern would
be valuable to the ship breaker. 1t pays 10
trsak up wooden ship for tbe mere sske of
the copper balls, especially when copper is dear.
But the metal of au iron ship is worth compar-
a'l7ely little, aud tho expense OF pulling such q
structure TO pieces ls almost as greet as that OF
putting 1t togather. It might bo thought that
Tho ens!ues Of tho hugo vessel would be worth
lar moro than tho top bid of yesterday. But
marine slcsm ergiucs nearly quarter of oeL
tury old arc simply ant;qustsd, aud thoso Of the
Great Eastern gro so massive that tho mere
task OF removing them would bo costly affair.
sitter which their utility would be dubious %
the whole. IL is n question whether this mcut-
tain OF ship wouiG not bo dear nS giit. Yet
she is Deb!c vessel. OF imms5Sa structural
s:rcDgth. ald capable OF baitcg With Storm AID
tempest icr years 10 ccma. Her solo isuli is her
enormous sz?. She seems TO have been built
for the planet jupiter rather than :or globe
OF the modest dimensions which citas-
actoliz, our earth. She is a Gagniiiosut speci-
men OF naval architecture nrd cnginee,icg skill,
but notody kuows That to DO with her. If she
we're oaly Qua heIt her ectusI szs she would be
goIth twioathe money. She ia 700 biz Tor tho
Sutz canal. that robl her Ct c5oe Ct eil claim
to command tho iodia7 or Australian trade.
With regard 10 the tvsiiio across the Atlantic,
the Great Eastern does very we'll !or laying
occsn telegraph cables; but ss for carrying
passengers erd goods, Btuuepa big ship ls use
iGss. WHIST he: Intimate fate will be it is hard
to conjecture. We prespma That the Admiralty
have not overlooked tho capabilities OF this re-
markable ship. bus hsvs tornG reason for not
| making her shs property Ct the Nation. She
could carry coal to cosirg stations, but she
| would probably take loo many and would cost
too much fcr hcs maintenance. Eight thousand
| soldiers could Ia conveyed in hey c,pacious
| hull. bet II Such & precious freight Terc CAS-,
away tho B;!iish sruy wnE.d 30 sensibIy
TetkeueG Z suGS 3 len shet !ho gigantic
c:ait Gu Il be converted into Noa!iug 7otsl
10 te moored off tho coast, is perhaps IS
peer the mark, aud ss vide Of it, a5 sny o,hs,
proposal. l. would seem as if sorao entirely
new rtqrlrcneut Gust spriug up ia order tc
give employment to a vessel ter which al
present thu world hes no ueed. d.-London
J Standard
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NEyAsBINGICA IS oHiG BhILapAu
WINTEE AR&hNGlGMHaT,

HoE.i1nI1E October 10, LH3i.
The MAIL TRAIN Will leaTo .Tash;nc:g3
q. 3 ~ s. ~. s1G A(eHandriS Ii 8 70 <, r..
dslly, e5ctl: Sunday; pass Loostura going
wesiWarG, al Il 80 :. II. and arrive 5: Bound
Iii! - "a - ,. N, Lcs7e Round Hi! st Il 30
q. n; pass 1-heshurg, golng eastward, at I 10
y. NJ, snG arrive =. Alexandra g. 3 Il = IL.
snI 81 Washington 81 20 2, n.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will 1cnve
WASH nG:on a. Z ~ y. III. snj &!exsndrie p.
70 .. a., daily, oscant Sunday, and strive ~
LeeibuT2 q. H. =. q, Lesvo Locsba7s ST. 6 "
4. III. and arIiro Sc Aicysnd:ja st II :. ~,
Hid Washington St 60 A. II.
% Passengers from Washington 0i:! =. i.
iho washington and Gt;o cara st t5a S:,;li,:toTe
81 Potomac ksilroad s.stoa &. 9 ~ s.l,. SID I z2
=. d., SHG 20 through Wlthou; cEanEa 81 &AI 3
Nna3Lo Ell. tcG,n from A!era-GC;s and II. 80
2. n. .ra! ;rcu Round Hltl cOnDsci 81 t.our.i
liiit with 0 OSH + - ) D.ily Limo Of
Coaches for Snic:arsViiia, Eorryviitc aai .F;G-
chester aSo EsGIi.a's Line g JuSchn "a. .,y:.,ck
iasTe hscs aurs daily FOR Alaie ans; s.;tt:ia,
burS.
BOTH :tsiEs, "ostTsrt:, ,1amj.a close nIanec.ioy.
ssVioHns. with SissGus i,ias oj es.,s s,,2 ;H.;,.
'sx Court House.
GasaEEi, 1asa&san sia~szs. III nss s,5.. >,t. =
%s<SSsfE0saEs!, sac
i. 4. HAVIESI.,
Gcid-s! s7ei,2."i TICK. :. Z,.l!
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR.. E. 9. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAr.
MENT; a specific COR Eys:oris, Dizziness, CcE-
vulsions, Nervous Gesdscne, Mental Ucprte-
soa, Loss OF Memc:y &rermstorlh@s, i,npc-
tency, Involuntary Emissions, Fre:ns!ure N!J
Age, caused by over.exer!iOn, sell SbIsc, or over
indulgence, which leads TO misery, decay and
des!h. One box will euro recent csses. Eeca
box contains ono nontd'a treatment. One dollsr
box, or six boxes ioc five dolisra; ssrt By mail
prepaid on rocoipt cf nIicn We Gusraniee six
boxes to euro any c.se. With each order io-
ceivod By US for six boxes, accompanied With
Two dollars, We will Gcnd tho puTchaaor our writ.
ten guarantee TO return tho money il the treat
me0t does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
by JANNEy s. &C., Druggists, Alexandria,
Va, wholesale eEd retail sgcn:s. Ordafs b.
mail will receive prompt attention. rasrT
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NAL, S1utnv&rG. conDoc:s st Charlottesville,
Wi4E tnas. = OHIO J.. l., Hr:i aH1 West. i:
Agactru-g connects Win E0r:olS 8; West
rrH z. f., through 6oEthvrst Yiryinia 10
EGsnv'iie, New 0rica2s M4aphia, i.i!tls Sock
ma Tex 2. DGHyils with Richnaond s,
psnVi"o <. r., to South and Southwest
:s2:1Hss SoutGVa!6 cGanGcLg at :ianv:iIe for
ell points 5ouih- h-3t and Sout&.
3lXEO TkAiH3 For Main i,;Ho la2Yc III
ax.ndrla c+'!y, c=ccyt Sn2dng. 8 ~ Il. n. ard
II - :. n, %2i returning o-rign - klay8Gdci.
20 >. -.
For HANA&sAs LINE icava x'a.nia 90,
~ g. a. sHd A,cEGA:cis - = e.. daily
or@c2. Sunday, arrvG aa &t:sshnrgs! y 0j j.. 20
2,I4a"e2iirs With taa Valley Kcsi, j..ss md
-f"s:. L*HS"a itcrabr3rE - o. Ia, acYi-:1g ::
Alexandria 81 3 - 9, -,
MIXED TRAM FOR N&NaH.SAS BY
i5;CAi :Hs"os AlC.2.j.ris t:s.iy. excep3 Sum
Day s5 . 20 :. n, arriving 5: S.ra3hur. g. G ~
~ IN, EAd returning !QrTa5 StrssuIrE n 10
=. a., s.ff.rsaE n r. Glo%LnGrja a. , C5 :. n.
rC5 :@tud!an2rE, GSj.r ""rNaotjnn - f!cfrs
station
Ear IparviJ!a, regular con"ao;for g.; pa...
ri=nn
Tor WhRNsNmn?5. !s.va Washington :,
4 sod y ~ =. u. Ga,i-.
H.itfS'l" a;.-" EC"G voauGC,inGs .. - ss..
'"EIn7, :" SID :ryG2 Eo:i1 %~t E!oa
~ &t,.",n Sleeper leave. 1H.ai.lu..oa Il
"a 5. u. cOa=i1, through Without cu.rr2,
;Ui.'nUn SiGea'Rw t.-s between Hasnl7c%,I,
sh" augusta, Gs., v''hhc,L ch@0En. on ~ 20
!. -. ."n'u.
Ma'lEs Adjustable Chsir Css5 arn r!n on Might
Iran htt%"cn Washington .nc: DaIvillc.
ihro"sa t:"@H.s verT i,.l - tua :;GG.,i ard
Southwest
s,SRf,,.I, 8, O. , .-rr-.o..,-, :, -,
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LNnkG TtihiN-. !.

70: Alexandria $50, ~, 80, sri Il 81 =,
m, hnd 70, {, q 20, g - :..i !; 50 pa. oca-
day 81 G"t, . 70. and II 30 n; -. AMI ~ ;.'a.
Trains l0era AiGzanGcia for v|ssnlaE E:2r, '.G.s
SO5. Snd IQ :. IT,, anI II, 3: :, +. 9 t6
p. N. End II night.
On Sunday ST S.U5. sra l1s. =. 1G.. : % h:.t
% 2. II.
TAKOUGE TRAIN EOS wHE a0U?'3, vs.
Qusn!ico snd Richmond, will !eau0 Aiayaf :
GrI: ST G.5O hrt u - =. u. ds;Iq and - (.
n. dsily. except Sunday.
Fss: Ina:l, leaving NJ u u = III. msos but ;wJ
stops, VIZ: 81 QusnticO a..i rsGcrl lcSshu1X,
between 6 GlexsHdri> &ud Nchm2ad.
Tickets anG iDtocmsii9n esI, be procured Is
principal rsi.Cosl sSatior. nuG .ic::;,: oIpc' Z
Southeast :; <. WOOD
" ita2'!, :'assaaGar h,gar.
FRANK TiiO1SjH
GGnorGi &sIase- roTT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-03

>|""-'''"'S :! Shi" jag @i!i rG9 sa follows
r8si- HSflsE3E.aS.
connecting; with aie-Ch;n.s' End h:ino5a Line
70: boS:op, atearaar
hIg53E s,R TS3 EaEs
~ SKY &0EnhX. WEDNESDAY, and
fSioAE, IL & 90 O'clock Pam; returning. leave
Hn-ijii; oi alternate days ct 400 p. N.
lii:" s.aiEch ''o!i E%oHmor hasju oocn paint-
o. throughout staIoroGras Dewly furnished sna
csrpot"6. niid Is the hanasocest as well as tho
Ss;es bss:: on shc Potomac river snG Chesaprske
ts?. anG 10 tn" only s,asmor making close con-
notion T9i!h Tho New York and Boston etesm-
"fs; also connncta with Richmond steamers snd
Sst!roaa .:rcg South. r5ia,s at PLEEY PiIWT
had pUiNT LOCKOUT gong and returning.
for ihn is!l end water, commencing oct Isl.
rel"s ot l.ro will bo ~ follows:
First cissB faro TO Fortress Monroe end Nor.
iolE - n0 second class III 80; frat class fsra 20
Pnev fon; and Point Lookout 81 80, second
Glass 10.
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TRE5S MONROE AND THE SOUTH
THH STEAMER
EXCELSIOR,
Carrying the U. S. Mail

v,,., carrying the U. S. MsiD
~ W,Ii esTo her wharf, foot of Prince street. on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUF
pays, :t $50 o'clock y. m, stopping 8,
/ 'EcT Pom: ,ad Point Lookout going and re-
lurn!ng: Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D
= hSD fS. FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at q
BHsinning with Me7l 1881, Excurtion tickets
%it! Ee ls5uedr good 70: tour days, As follows:
EirS: cIsss isrs to Fortress Monroe aud Nor
i2lS. - "; fifs! cisss round trip, So 90; Second
G;.as", cacn ':y, - So Firsi,clsss fare TO Finev
foih; s!d FONT Lookout. 81 50; First. class
r9Hna LIP, 5V Soconj. Glass, each wsy, IS cts.
H;Ftarocms 81 II csis IS Cts
G&4KGE MATTINGLY, Supt
- Z. HDDS. h%onL IohM;
Finland & SEABOAKp UDk5T1Nn CO
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:2sGEHEB0s Z

G;IEGENIA MIDLAND REIGry.y-
john 3. BARBOUR, President,
On Hh5 at:0c SUNDAY. Eoy. 20. 1871 Psv.
saARar trains Will run rs follows. ~
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l. e. QEz&s ~
fEE&SELVAEiA ..;i:3-':G
I'd TH NOETH. " EST' Sc SClJTt$ " -,
DOUBLE TRACE.
"EEGu BALLS SPGENOlu SDEiSi:
HkGNIFJCENJ %QUii':iTc,I
November -. ISL
TRIMS eave Was?Iir gtOn ffoIa dnaoi tt iI:l.
TlAokk g POTOMAC 2A!Ii.DhD, Co.
EcT Of Sixth snd L sjI seta, s5 follow.
For PILLS lphis Now York :2d .hrEasl Z sri
10 30 IN. daily. .aIcort ArHGay ryA 2"', IL !
snd lG Pm daily, with Palace lara. .'...
ised EzprGS9 OF Pl!iraG P%r!or trsg n.%.'r.
an. daily, excapt SnnGsY. FG7 Fnil.drn. ],
end ~ 81 n. %. deny, crcr3i Sundag, sn;:
u, y 90, 10 and ~ - y. IN. dni!g.
Chicago lIIGl!teci Exp.es= 20 p. m. a.ii7: g:
Ti.tabu-S aAd Ylost u ~ :. IN. daily; "Gi :.
II. GaIIy, ni.h E'a!aco tjsr 70 fi;:2au,y
for Can@ndaiGa2 sEf ;ne ,{cr.h. $50 =. 10.
oEco9: SUNDAY ana 9.&t ?. ~. Asi,y, a1-as!
Saturday. GiiG Ps!eya GnI :'2"an:..- D..
For Ws:%iaa. 1880 s.. u. &.i'e a,,opt -:n.
day.
For i:si:;more. & H. soc. 2.sa epi ,n."a q..
2GG, { 70 h.4c. h.44. ".&> u G! s,.,] iu.'. ...
On S2HGa?, &.ia s!rd i0.&t t5-,,.; GO T.. "a e. -,
10 90 and i0i6 = ".
FOR Popc'3 3:oe!. hiaa, - :. ~ .::,. ! i3 y. Il,
dsliy, EXCEPT Sunday.
For hinepoi;s, t e s. 10. s.I - T. -, a..
oIcan; 5GnGAE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-03

GEWihG MAEHINHH-Jus. received an
~ other supply Ui ;hn celebrated dom ESTiG
SEWlNI MACHIH e.. All uc.sopB whary
p!Ct To pGrcGGSn will DO wall t. cal snt snc :b ~
spGc'a sdv.n>ages q tins '':;it:i &+r!.@' hef.,r,
purch asEs.
oc5 :. L,!hi;&aETfsIIG BEG
IL ',PEts and BEAS3 SHEI.Ls; for Or. nrh
Z iosdlnE guns; si.o MG>kst xrG Gun Gsrs
sun N"da, Meiat CS:tTi:S.s sud otnpr y,o.s
IN So 1nl hna in store anti -! sale whDias.i, o. I
re:.i ri S5 Kins corner OF iicVel st. klex. y.
>novlG j. T. OR Hii4HT1si ;:pN
IaBD& sS thBBiTTS. S.ARMSTRDNG'S
OO WARDS md HIt:;!iX'SIhijNnRY
&UAPS, in TIRE .nii :u- sa'a bv
ociI2 W. a. .i03NS%& AZ 80
SsECH SIX; SELF. EHiSlN:i el,GiJr
- Gci!t!io Cake F!opr snd Graham Ficur ior
sAie by loc.2.l j. q. MIL6UNN'
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BTEAMEkS,
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.

Bo.!s between WASHING TON and ALEX.
AN OkiA will rua PROMPT J As follows. viz:
Leave Seventh street wharf st7sO s "a g9A
~ ~ sDd II 81 g. r.. and Il 80, 90, 2 so, 81,
30 5 80. 4 90 and p. 10.
Lesva Alexandra q! GO. : 50, 30. 8 SO, 10 &c
and II - a M, aud Il 80, so. 50, 8 80, 80.
30 and 6 80 D. n.
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F0To.u.7U kEs-Ek n1gy.DEyGs,

The a:eamer ARROWShITE leaves 7th st..
whsrt Washington, at 7 s. IN. ard Alexsndria
a. - 8. m. EVERY MONDAY, THURS.
Dhi End SATURDAY fer ell river landings.
On Mondays ss far as Nomini Ferry; on Thurs.
Day Nomiai and Curroman; on Saturday Cur
ilJEnsn and Leonsrd!own; conneclD .t Shep.
harG's with B. IL .. K. K.
G: w. RIDLRY. Gen. Manager.
Cspt JNo <. WooD. Ft. & Pass. 4 gt [no15
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR-
n,Dys. .rn>,,,,, .,.-