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Occasion for Gratitude

spring IA the South has "A r.adv nm.
teafei; II q iace 81 ma ur is seen 10 M.
ptst adVan age. The lear OF pesttienc,
~ ady comes the mind OF the pTudenI
thankful for the wisdom dlsnIayaa a.,
the leSislat on which secured over a mil
non oi mars for he nainten nee of th,.
WoT d known Chart HospIill nj Sets
J,i,,as' ht., lrum the Louisiana State
LOTTERY, whose next draw .ne occnTs ~
= prit l2ih, asd about which the fuII ns,-
.lcuiArh WIN be glvea on an appiirntin,
u NJ A, Dluphin. No SO Bioad,vsr
Sew S h3rk CITY, Y. Y. or same person ~
H"' mh23 g.
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A al l.UU BtBT.Ir,,

The publishers ~ d. rklZE
oUer The ol.oWinR "a nnat'dye't MI
10 make sl0.UO: '"Sy waJ for NV %
To the ptrson teu,n.
Times the word "Be,his US how m.
the New Testament Sc.,tehein" Ia fu-.a
prize ''oi, \ we Will give s.O.S, \ By an
The ts, S,,pnae Iae money viii be ~. u .ged I
for ,na aumer nrsl al pril 10, ISL Tbn.ss sIdei
ansuer NJ, ,pe pr,zs must send 10 ce",s nUe vtO t|
MnSwe,, MI Tor which They viii viii vilha
sg MAJ nusinoer ssa OF the Month" teCet
hizhne nnh,,st,a o, " pages, IN yb .aasudAr
isned wiDn ihe name and saac u,ca viii
swsr reI ,ha ol tne pr,ze, with The lhuiess ues u |
I,"St .nereto. Address, Rnnv.o u nv.oltrset q
iishing Co., Easton, IA. Au'ledgs N
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LiEsie cos ARaIcArvn

q q. Witch Hazel. - onn1' TED E1rRlO
carnncsasne t ms' ase'," says Prosss.aaer The y,
ihen e sa.isi y :, :. ctory result. las prOdur,s
IN r ,ha any other OF the nsn 10 my D,..I
n,,,l, a. me market. says HppsmaerOus I.s s.;
wwut,1hlasoy. wt,h NJ. b. sCahrnr hrnrolessOr Ig Nv.
sa,iaG. ,inou. your eisgan io' no. atiOrd y
SSs.isnlactory San y prepaTa,IoSShd and lhOroH..
GAY sa Profe sor sorMISIs n q, for
nnndreds of equally ", s, "; Nixon. w NJ
Wts Wn.,t drsm lesuiue nh, phal,c epas.
o,k City. Cures PiIa:s 'ciana ofS1
HTr'a,rn, ~ arm, Sail Rheum. n hemorfbssg
an a ctlons of the eyes sas,eamstsm z
anu dollar sizes. ~ sold In div |. Y
InAralAN
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= NoIlCE.-Dr. KHne's Great N.rvs
hesIof9r lstbe marvel OF The age for aIl
Serve s, Diseases. All fits stopped ffnnm
Sehd to93l Arch Street, Philad.Inbia
On
The daily gazette., 1881-03-25

wheat I!EA!! ~ ": VI; II: Il; !: g 4 !:
oct7OodIy
The daily gazette., 1881-03-25
OPERA CIGAR sTopE

"a r. SMITH SOLE AGENT FOR tn.
RRaBAL = a Sht CIGAR. HAND MADE. WAR
FIR FIV ~ FLSnNG CtN. HAVANA FILLER
ieo-l-lm' MARKET STREET.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-25
LOUISIANA STATE LOrrERy
A Apg,kNIlln nppnvr,r,,,

a APLESD1D OPPORTINITY n
WIN A FORTUNE. FOURTH gRiyS
DlSTRIBUIION, CLASS n Ar EEN
ORLEANS, TU ESDAY, APRIL Il MI
-l3lst Monthly Drawing
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The CITY 1anrper

The following were the ruIlng prices In
market this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pound -..... 3s61 40
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-26

necklaces and anklets of opals and
garnels, in ignorance OF their actual
value. He had many dishes of pure
gold and silver, and q copy the words
of the faded MS.) s'smoked the herb
which cures fatigue, in pipe carved
out of single comedian" He took his
siesta under the shade of great tree,
lulled to sleep by the music of golden
bells suspended there, sounding softly
when the wind blew.
The romantic adventurer had heard
wondrous tales of canoes capable of car
rying twenty rowers on each side, pro-
PEELED by sails and fitted up with great
splendor. A large golden beak was the
prov, and the master reclincd at ease
under splendid canopy. The favorites
of his court were in attendance on the
Kings barge-lovely girls with the
blacklist eyes and "sumptuous braids of
hair" They shone with head bands of
garnets and opaIs, and, wrapped in long
shawls of gaudy colors, rested on feth-
cry mats under the brilliant awning.
They penciled their brows with antimo-
ny and darkened their eyelids with kohl,
after the manner of Egyptian women.
Thus in sandal and cedar, balmy airs
and folding arms, the West Indian king
reveled as he sailed, and, like another
Antony, kissed away kingdoms and
provinces.
Wonderful are the works of an inspired
imagination.-MrS Coz. Wallace, In the
N. Y. Independent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-26
The Guest of the Spanish Adventures
in America.

In the broken, scattered fragments of
journals among the State papers at New
Mexico are recorded many Journey in
search of the rich estates which were
never anything but "near prospects,
Here IS one. In 1880 an army, led by
crbatleroS of the Sangre asm of Spain,
marched northward from the Valley of
Anahuac, and, guided by miserable maps
and tales of friendly Indians, pushed up
the Rio ella Swift water). They looked
FOR river, two leagues wide, running
through a beautiful and populous valley,
and the indistinctness which spreads
over every new country gave limitless
scope to the fancy of .fortune-hunters,
dazzled by the riches of Mexico and
Peru. Soldiers, credulous, imaginative,
treiess, they saw with dreamful ewes.
Generous color was poured over mourn
full deserts; steep mountain-sides be-
trayed precious ores cropping out from
depths below; the plains were Fortunate
Fields, the home of warm winds
- becalmed in sleep,
where the noble river cut bright blue
pathway for the ships of great King.
He led mighty armies ESQ runs the
chronicle; and after battles his dusky
warriors held solemn feasts and sacred
dances, and chiefs inscribed the lists of
their victories in hieroglyphs s'resem-
bling those of Egypt on mountain
walls of adamant.
The Kings palace was built of hewn
stone, lighted by jewels of inestimable
worth, and hung with magnificent
tapestries of feather-work. Owed scarlet
with cochineal. Its browning splendor
was colonnade of futed columns, in
laid with chGlchuSteS, or turquoises. 1t
was fortified by heavy stone fortifica-
lions, towers and walls, on which were
posted sentinels-men of giant stature,
armed with deadly arrows, dipped in
poison. The monarch lived in barbaric
pOmp; had heaps of gold dust and
endless tracts of corn and mining lands,
which he distributed among his favor
tics. He wore nantes of BIRDS
feathers, soft as eider-down, and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-26
Beautiful Dresses.

BEAUTIFUL evening dresses, made OF
regal fabrics fit to adorn queen, are
now displayed by the fashionable mo-
distes of this city. A magnificent recep-
ton dress just completed for the wife of
United States Senator is made with a
frontage of cream-white silk, brocaded
with peach-blossoms. The train is of
plain pink satin of the old-fashioned
stand-alone" order of fabrics-lus-
trous, sheeny, and exquisite in color.
The train is very full, and is edged
around with wide, feathery ruching
OF fringed cut silk, plated very
full, which falls over. bala-
yeuse of plated lace five inches
deep. AT each side of the train is a
long rever, made of the brocade, which
reaches from the belt to the foot of the
skirt. The long cuirass corsage is of
the plain satin, turned back with revers
of brocaded silk. The sleeves are of the
brocade with an intermingled trim
ming of the satin and silk, garnished at
the waist with wide frills of duchess
point lace, the heart-shaped opening in
the neck being likewise adorned. The
buttons are q feature of the toilet, being
an imitation of the peach-blossoms,
hand-painted upon crystal. A dinner
dress for the same lady is of "dregs-of-
wine" velvet, which opens over a gold
brocaded underdress of "dregs-of-
wine" satin. A rich cord and tassel
passes around the hips and joins the
velvet paniers in front over the gold
brocaded skirt. The skirt is draped at
the sides to disclose the rich gold satin
lining of the court train.-Neso York
Post. ai 1-lfa U-,'..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-26

NINETY million dollars is now the
official estimate of the cost of the late
endeavor to extend British sway in
Aifghanistan, including therein the co l
OF the frontier railways, undertaken
solely as war necessities. To this must
be added the item of the lives lost, and
the suffering incurred among the troops
and among their families at home. And.
after all, this estimate includes only one
side. 1t forgets the lives and treasure
lost by the Afghans in defending their
homes. n...I
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-26
Our Young Folks.
JOHNNYS ANSWER.

y
JOHNNY, standing four feet two, 1880
In his suit of navy blue, .ss .
Aged ten years to day,
Full OF business and of play,
Patronizingly looks down ~
On the little downy crown, ..,.
Il And the little upturned face,
OF the cooing baby, Grace.
50 What's baby good for. now"
Johnny questions, with brow ....
Puckered up into frown,
As he stands thus looking down.
81 can do heap, you know,
Fly kite and shovel snow;
Spaded up the garden bed
Just this spring, as well as Ned; ...
Mother said so; but that's not
Half, nor quarter--there'S u lot,
Oh, a lot more L can do;
Baseball. hockey, cricket, too.
"But this little baby now, ...,-t.
What's she good for, ANYHOW,
'Cept to spoil fellows play,
And to get in folkseS' way2
snakes a lot of trouble, too;
Such heap of things to do!
don't see why folks can't be
Born grown up as big as mel"
Just here, baby gurgled out
Such a jolly little Shoutl
Then began to babble fast,
Ma, ma, ma, ma, aud at last,
Yes, as sure now as the world,
Soft the baby lips uncurled,
And commenced to stammer out,
"Don-ny, Don-ny!' Such shout
As our Johnny gave at this
Then great big smacklng kiss
Fell on baby's cheeks of pink
Mother. mother. only think
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-26

The wife of a certain farmer in
Connecticut is said to be the best dog
breaker in that State, and many gentle
men who own fine animals intrust them
to her care. She hunts over them in
the field, and is an excellent shot. Her
luck at trout-ishing is something won.
derful, and her skill in breaking colts
is equal to her skill in breaking dogs.
At the same time she is far from being
unwomanly, and is known as good
hOnsekeeper.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-26

Mr.. AuBE is attracting much atten-
ton in France by his new process of
converting iron into steel, and produce
ing an Illuminating gas by the process.
The iron is heated to 900 degrees cent?
grade in retort with coke or charcoal:
fatty matters are then injected, and dry
steam forced over the heated mass.
Steel of high quality is formed and car
bureted hydrogen gas evolved.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-26

GREECE seems determined to fight
Turkey at any cost. She went to war
with Turkey five years ago and had one
man killed and two died of sickness, but
experience has not taught her anything.
Detroit Free Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-26

The Duke of Northumberland in
tends to introduce the electric light at
Alnwick Castle, and if successful It will
no doubt be used in other English
houses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26

SPIDERS Feat 1t yJu auchoe pole 10 q
bod, VI Wafer, l.sVlo4 tie pole above tie tu!-
face, ADD |. u. SPIDER W 0 il, he will exhibit
mar7eious lIteEcoce By bis plans TO escaLe
At fist he will spIo Y. s:v.rs! iDcbes lore
and hang 10 ore cud "hll. 10 eiIoss he Other
to al of 10 the 1lLG 10 The hope ina, il will
strlSe some ct. OF curse his pl.o proves
failure, but tie SPIDER Is not di ursged He
waits uotll tic VIVID charges sud then eauas
another s;lkeu bridge floating off 10 another
dlreotlOp. Another failure IL followed By s!7
ersl Similar attempts, ucii al Inc !o!ois OF TIC
compass bsSc been trrG. Bu neither he ri
source nor the reasoning pjgcr5 Of the spl6Cr
are eXhs ustei. lie Climbs 20 the top OF the
pole apd encTgeticslly goes o work 10 c0pstrUuI
sl!kec 0auJn. lie Ess no Lor sir with Rhcl
to lLhatc II, bur be hgs The COVER TO msks i,
bouyaut. " hen he gets bis bsIlooo finished
be does not ~ OF upCn Zoe mere suppositop
that 1t WILL cary HIM, as e 4 Giiec do. tut be
fastebs 10 II Rujrope, the o:Ser end , { Wbi.n
ne atIicl les 10 the island pole upon which be
IS prisoner. dc tneu gets 'nto his aerial We
hlcle while II Is made fast and tests IL 10 see
whether rs dimensions are capable of The work
OF bearing hin away. He oitsu Gads he has
made 1t 700 small, in which c.so he hsu!s il
down, taks II all apr AID clLsIuc it on 8
larger aud better plEo. A spider hos been
seen TO make three different bsllous before be
became ssush.d with his experiment. Then he
Will get 10, sDsp the guyrope ard sail away to
and IS gracefully sld Is supreuely I'd .perd .nt
81 his surroundings az could well be lms gined.
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Opening ss&.i t,osls.g "a she 91aiYs.
CLOSING
Washington, .. O.. End North eastern mails s
.. a., II "a. and and Is 9. N.
Western mails 30 and l6 D. m.
Southern mails. viz Richmond, Va, 10 80 g.
N. and 80 End s u ~ II.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virgins, Way AID Though malls, ! 10 q.
10. and W .. m.
Manassas Division 7 90 o. Ii.
AlexnndrlG to hound Hill Va. SOOs
OPENING,
No5tnern and Western 1nsis. Wis Washing.
'oS, ~ ~, 9 ~ g. m: II ~ and Gu p. III.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 80 s, N
and 8 81 3. m. " 49,
Southwestern nails via Lynchburg, Virginia
ttnrougn Laal:5) including Way mails on Midland
Railroad, 50 t. ii.
manassas Division 30 .. m. for lock box only,
sound Kill to alexandria, Va, 81 p. n.
Ohce Hou:s-ttlce opens 81 { 81 3. H., and
closes al Z " .. III.
Sunday aou.s-Ofce opals 2. 45 3. m. and
closes 81 30 =. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
Steamers OF bis line will run ns follows:
F3ks EG%FesEA.

Steamers o. sEis line will run ns follows;
FSsks EGIFekA,
Correcting with Merchants and Miners Line
Cor Boston, steamer
G4sD z" o!F TEE E.zEs
EVERY hONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, st 90 O'Clock o an; returning. lasvs
Norfolk On alternate days st AGO .. NJ
This staulch Iron steamer has Just boon psint.
Cd throughout ststerooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, snd is the hsndsonest rs well "a the
safest boa. On the Potomac river and Chessp eske
bay, AMI 70 the only steamer making close con-
nection with the HeW York and Boston steam
e.s; also connects With Richmond steamers and
railroad limos south. Stops y. PINEY POINT
End PQlET LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning Asy Isl, 1881, excursion tickets,
good Tor SVEN days, will be issued as follows
F!rstcess round Trip to TT. Aonroo snd Norfolk
So o. fret class fare to Fortress Monos and
Norfolk 81; second class each way ST. 50; first
class fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout
81 5U; fret class round trip to Finey Point aud
Point lockout 81 %; second class each way 75c.
Ststerooms ST. meals 76o.
EVas nj Ey Y5EH.
s2E-&.E2 LzS e. G. EyviG HT -3.TI sSES
IEBSsS-E
hFEHf FRIDAY, st IL H.; end returning.
lesva Sew yorA, from pier IL, Last river, EY-
GkG SATURDAY (, ct c!cc!; r. m
The steamers Of this company make coooec.
tons al Norfolk for Boston ana eli points isagt
at New York with sll points West and No.,a.
west, and 81 Alexandria with Virgins Midland
Railroad end Washington and Ohio Rslrcsd.
Through rates given aId freight handled cara.
fully snd promptly. For further Information
apply to +. a. &EEU, Agent,
Jtnney's Gburt.
WEI. TECMPSON, President,
14l5 street,
sop 1T-ti Washington, u. G.
.*:..::sg, CIYU&'S STEM LINE WEEY-
s$sss;:s,s5ss522 LIZ TG
PHILADELPHIA, FALL H1VEg PEOVI.
pESCE AE u BOSTON.
StasIde -s lowe alexandria EyERY TTE-
Day and lesye Philadelphia aVE2YSAT
UEDAY.
This line c0nHecia az Alexandris 7,,tb .ta q
&. s Ii. AID Y & 0 t. rs, ana s.. FbiIndei
phs with C!yde's regular Steamships for Wall
River Erovidencs and Boston
Freight forwarded with pro1n oinssa and car.
free Of COMMISSIONS
\ o charge Tor transfer II yaliadelohja src
wharfage IL ;1st0n Quick timo Freouoni
DEPARTURE Through rates and through Ellis
Of :aG:nr Siyap Insurance 81 the lowest rate.
sgenss
i. d. SEED, Aiexantcis
VII ? CT YDE &c 20, Ph,!sdalra,.
5oHNSOF & co. Wash S Geors:'n
:sn S-.i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26

Nail, Southwark, connects at Charlottesville
with Ches. G Ohio L. e., East sna West: ct
Lynck burg connects with Norfolk s. West.
ern 4. H.. through Southwest Virginia. to
Nashville, New Orlesas Memphia, Little Rock
and Texss-anG ct Danville With Richmond -
Danville Is. r., to South snd Southwest.
ExpreEs Southwark connects q. Charlottea,,
vlle w. sl! points on Ches. s. Chic Z. f.. snd
hIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
ezsndria daily, except Sunday, sos g. N. and
IL IS q. H., and returning STRIVE At Alexandra
II 90 , m and 80 2: a.:
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
7 10 q. m. and Alexandris 7 8. D., daily
excep! Sunday, STRIVE vt S.rssburg OF Il 70 pm.
connecting with the Tslley Road East and
West. Leave StZsabnrg 30 p. H., arriving st
Alezsndrin q! g So p N.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSION Leaves Alezsnd7is dsily. except Sun.
day. 81 8 GO G. M, arriving az SlrasSu-g al %
p. M, and returning Leaves Str.ebUcg At 70
q. NJ, arriving in Alexandria at Sc p. M.
Fer Aiddlsburg, daily connection At Plssns
s!s:;oE.
For Upperville, regular connection z: De's.
For wARRgNTON. leave Washington At
I 10 g. Il. daily and II 05 q. N. daily, except
Sunday.
Passenger can leave Warrenton at Is am
Alexandria st IL 10 N, in time to make! A. s.
+. train at II 80 p n for Washington, Baltimore
and New York.
ALI trims make good connections, ct Wash.
! ington, to and from North and West.
| Kew Orleans sleeper leaves Washington st
| 7 10 8. n. running through without change,
| Fsst train with Marks Adjustable Reclining
Chair Car attached runs through t. White Sui
| phur Springs without change and from White
Sulphur to Ballimo re without change. This Is
| the fastest train between these points.
| Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Ga, without change, on III 10
| p. N. trs!n.
Through tickets very low to the South and
| SouthWas..
| MERCER SLAUnETHH, G. r a.
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1851 CHEAT SSl
,,,, ~, PG 3;GS IN EogTS usn
~ liz Nob Do1BIE Ell fk 4 K N VI '"'A
SEEGI: RAILS, splendid SCENE.
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMEEI.
May 10th, 1851.
T-sins leave Washington from depo. OF Bal.
TIMORE i POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
For Now Yosk - ana 9 the Ess.. and
10 80 ara. daily, except Sunday. sud zoe 1000
and III 10 FIG daily with Palace Nars. ihn-
tied Express of Pullman Parlot Cars $3.50 q.
%. daily, except Sunday. FOR Philadelphia
md ~ 20 g. N. daily, except Sunday, and
Z o. y d.. 10 sDd 10 is y. III. d ally.
foc pit:sbGrs snd tie Vest 800 g. M, with
FaTlor csr 20 PltssburS cnd Sleeping car 10
PltlsburS and Chicago 1879 j. n. daily
9.@o .. u. 1,:' y, with <:alace Gar to Chicsso.
rex Cshsndsises and tho North, 8 w a.. n.
Saturday, with rslacu Gar t, Cansrdsigus.
For Watkins, 1880 q. "a. 6sily except Sun
day.
For Baltimore, 6 20. 8. $50 and l0.3o -. m,
200, ~, 4.40, SAC, $50, 10 W and i0.l5 p. u.
On sunday, 500 and 1913 s.m.; 2.uO. 6.4O 9.3u,
For fopc's ucesk Line, ~ a. u. and 4 40 p. N.
daily, except Sunday.
sor Annapolis, s ~ a. m, and 40 p. N. daily
except s;uEday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
Fer alexandra I ~, 20 20. end II 30 a.
El', shd 70, 8, i 70, 6 aid ii 80 p. III. Sum
d.y at Co. ~, and II 80 a. m. and s p. M.
ttslus leave AleIrndris tor WnenInb!cn, 800
sos, nd 10 o. IT,, ind 1910, 3, S, 7, 90
p IN. al IL night,
IN Sunday ~ 5.U5, .nd los. u. and 90 and
i .. Il.
FAROUHH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, via
:Guantco and Richmond, will leave Alexsn-
1Eia al ~ anc II z 3. NJ. daily and 8 ~ ..
III @a'l, except sunday.
East mali, leaving at II II q. M, makes B.! two
slops. VIZ: al Quhiltico and Fredsrlc2s buzz,
between Alexandra snd Richmond.
'1cEets znc Information CAL DO procured at
pria2ipsl railroad g.s.;ous and ticket Offices
1ou.sesss. j. K. WOOD
Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
EA&NE Tl4UMau&
tLnnNr:! .:rnaGar nplS
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9TEAMEEE.
NOTICE.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

fun POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
On and alter Monday. August lst 1881, the
Steamer T. v ARROWSMITH, will leave her
wharf, foot OF hi Street at 1880 9. m EVERY
MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
for all RIVER LANDINGS On Monday as
tae IS Nomini Ferry; On Thursday, Nomin
Gurrloman and Lecnsrd!oWn; On Saturday
Cur,iomsn and Leonardtown.
Inc steamer Connects each trip with steamer
81 4STlC st hhthiLs PCiot for Brenrs wharf
Chapel Point Brick House, Little Ferry end
N aLto1 Creek.
jylStf j. 4 WOOD, Manager
E4OR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
TREss MONROE AND TIE SOUTH.
TIE STEAMER
GLE ORGE LIE A RY
Carrying tho u 5 MsiD
WI leave her wharf, foot OF Prince street on
To ESDA Us and THURSDAYS st n m
! and Sal UkDAlS. st $50 .. m stopnin1 81
FiEep Point End Poiat Lookout going and re.
| turning. Returning leaves Norfolk on WED.
| hESDAY6. FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS At
O'clock p. m.
BEGINNING with Mag l. 1881, Excursion tickets
will be Issued good for four dsys, as follows:
| First elsss fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
folk, 81 W; First class round trip, So 90: Second
class, each way, ST So First. class fare to tin.y
Point and Point Lookout, ST. 50; First. ciss,
round trip, 5u; Second class, each wsy. rs cts
Ststerooms 81. Meals is Cts
HEOEGE MATTINGLY, Stunt
| i. d. hOOi, agent mh2G
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~ AsHiNGroN 4 OHIO RAILEuAy

~ AsHiEGToN q OHIO RAILEUAD
So II hhk AkKAHGEMRNT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUN.
DA1) BET EGN ALEX ANDRIA
AE d ROUND HILL,
Beginning May g. 1851.
Leave WEsfIngto. a. 9 20 9. m. and APO o,
a. and Alexandria a. 425 a. NJ 4 Is o, N,
Pass LeesourS, going westward, at IL 30 g. m.
and = 4O p. m, and arrive ct Round Hill ct
II 10 o. m. and I 20 p. N. Leave Round Hill
at 3 W a. m. snd II 81 pm. Fsss Leesburg, 90.
Ing eastward, at 6 on m. aud 10 p. M, and
arrive a. AleGsndrla al Is q IT,, sad IL
2. m, and 81 Washington 8 rs .. N. and
Is o. m.
1 Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station Rt9 70 m ana 40
p. M, and go through to Rounc Hill without
change Of Gals
The 9.25 am. train from Alexandria snt I2. 90
2. N. train from Round Hill connec! at Round
Hill with Mccoy & Wigginton's Daily Line of
Coaches for Snickersville, Berryville and Win.
Chester also Reamers Line of Cosches, which
!esVe Leesburg daily for Aldie and Middle.
burg.
Both t1sine, westward make cloce connections.
ct Vienna, With Sissons Line of Stages for Fair,
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 ctr per mile
Annual tieketa, $50.
X, n. HAVENER,
myr-N General Ticket Agent.
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~ OTICE.
CHANGE OF TIMR
On and ste: Monday. October 4.h. the
~ follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
6 90, 7 80, 20, 8 80. 10 30 and II So NJ, sod
L ~, 81, 81, 80, 8 30, so, 6 80 aud 80
p. N.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
~ 81, ~, 81, 10 80 and II 30 s. H., and
II 80, 81, z 80. 8 50, 80, & 80, 6 so and 30
p. n.
On Sunday the first trip from each end will be
3! 9 SO o. IN.
my25 GEO. 7. PHILLIPS, Manager,
! inland & SEkECARD COAsTING CO.
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ERUDEKS q &C.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbcrs in
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
A full line Of celebrated pure, old WhIskeys
Brsndies, Gin, Bum, &C., Massey i Co.'s Phils-
delphia and Clagett's Baltimore Ales, and Berg
ner & Engeps Lager Beer, in casks or bottles.
Agents for James s. Walch Best Family
Flour, James 8. Kirk s. Co.'S. Standard SOAP
Dupont 81 Cos. Sporting and Bla7ting Gun
powder, snd Baltimore and Potomac Eivo
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended to, and con5ign
ments solicited. No, II King street,
oct 26-tf Alexsndris, Vs.
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DRAIN BAGS-IO,OOO bsgs for sale BY
W THOMAS PERRY,
Agent for the Lsdies' Employment
mv14 Society of AlrxsDdris Va
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