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Notice Of Final Settlement and Distri-
button.

H#sf Isiritory u Montana.
In the matter Of The Estase ii John A. McAnisy
aaFs8Et Deceased Es8sH+& E8&
Notice 10 hereby given ,ha soparorie Marchessssn,
fnk Adminisarator VI The Eststs vi John A. kcauey
d1ceased. has rendered Hnd prxse0tcd for settle
ment aud hled IN tald Court his anal account IT
ne administration Of said Etate. and petition fer
the dietrhnti0n thereof; aud thai Monday the Slst
caait 70 Wit: of tue July Term, A ID 1881, al 10
O'clock = m. ~ the Iourt R.om u said Court at tins
Cour uuuss IN the Town aud County OF deer Lodge
has heen duly sppolted BY said Coars for The anal
-ccount and settlement Vt sad Estsls and for the d-
trthutt0n ut the same: Vt which lime and place any
BIZ exptions Ia writing ~ th. ssid account and az
the dissfihuton thereof and canfsst the sansv.
6A6. t'khsN EMERSON. Clerk.
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The Deer Lodge Collegiate institute.

I uBi E'ATi q uILS-SPLkA A ID AeTUR.-
IL ~ ri,u3 p~tk,E NJ stiANLEf a u u. On
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xafAED Paf~T> KsAul fua Use: ALL cor.
IVA Or: cnraIses q . ar0ss en- tfeps. y them
~ ssASIEY y 80
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GAME TO mn II Mil us WARM SPRING
~ Ur,ek, three snit.- Rse Lessncooa u me s,raw-
berry hoHn hot- shoHs taeist .ess odd swas backed,
branded 8 left honlder; white spstr ar forehead
aud nuse: weight iooa 81 liua ihs. THE owner Il
requested 10 prove cry. pay ehugt~ snd take the
4, i,nal away. fs2.ifl &. n. FISLANsOs. Fl
Leavengoud's. Deer Lodge Co.. M + July ., 1881.
u ~ REV ARD-F0R THE DkLIvEnY 0F A
NlU sorrei Horse N Yamhiil, Deer Lodvr County;
weight sbo.t %, pounda; mo- brand blay. d face
sso-tf JOHN McLEOD.
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BIRTHS.

BIZ ANGER-At Warm sp.ing~ Deer Lodge County
Montana, Thursday, duly ~, 1871, 70 Mr. sud ais.
L. Beianger, son.
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Death Of Mrs. MIklveti.

A w. PATENT HtstiIs NE T. LID AT NASt
~ i,rta'a p,ife-. Is STANLEY 4 60
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Mnxarnur,x -r~naperAs,ars !.

ruLf. i INE ~ TArto> Akfs III ~
N ssivsd. ~ rHH 80
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IL After August ID, Summer Goods will
b. boxed up, and Sale discontinued.
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FROM PHILrPsBuRG.
A General Resume or Mining
and Other News.
Reas1iar CORRESPONDENCE.

AeyufT correspondence
PHILrpsnuRG, August isf, 1ssi-I have TO
record for the month ending no perc-ptible
change in mining matters from that quoted
In my letter of the 18th uit. 10 your journal.
The mills of both coinpanies-the Hope
and -Alganquin-hav1 keep steadily to work
on rock out Of their respective mines and
the Speckled Trout, the output Of which, NJ
rough estimate, being placed At 1000 tons,
working 10 the minimum of IS ounces per
ton, gives the creditable exhibit Of bullion
production for the thirty-one days crushing
Of 1000 In currency. Asdepth IL gained In
the different mines named, decided inn
provemcnt IL noticed in the quality Of ore
obtained. Noticeably Is this the Gaze nj the
ALGONQUIN.
Visiting this mine yesterday notice renew
ed activity In perfecting arrangements for
deep sinking. The boilers recently received
are In place and the new, very complete,
steam hoist in perfect working order. / re-
the lower levels will be temporarily stayed,
owing to the recent breakage Of the water
cylinder in the large Knowles pump, in the
station at the aiJ-foot le,.l, until it can he
repaired. Working at one-half speed, IL IL
jn I able 10 throw to the auxiliary pump In
the station above, barely holding the incom-
ing flow TO the stump. A new casting has
been ordered from the East, AMI upon Its ar
rival exploration work will be ut once re-
suIncd. Harvey Showers, the Assistant
Superintendent, an expert miner and ac-
knowledgrd authority on steam pumps, while
expressing great annoyance at the inconve-
nirncr necessarily caused by this accident,
declares his preference for the Knowles
pump over all of its numerous competitors,
considers the defect which caused the break
age one ordinarily of no moment and not
raeily discovered from its location, close to
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Daily output about Al tons, all coming from
the slopes east of shaft aud above the 460-
foot level The vein in this working, though
narrow, carries ore of high and uniform
grade. Driving the header Of the 4G0-foot
level east, owingto inadequate hoisting facil-
titles, Is stayed for the present. Chris. Hart,
the foreman, announces the mine n looking
well and improving with depth. NJ. =. Cap
lin, the Superintendent in charge, having re-
turned from his visit to Butte and New
Chicago, may be found at his post here
aputn
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Aew Aarth-at'est.
RELIGIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ny Eider Mcuntjoy IN
tbs Sourt House the nrst and third sun
days OF sach month AZ clock m. and
svsry sunday at the same place a. y. An.
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TA SSY sSgsSsI3S

{ y LOVES iu Kid Berlin, Lisle Thread, Silk
- sud Lace, showing all the news: shades
i"r the Season. also q new ss' rtment of Lace
Aitls Price 25c, soc, 7oc aud 81 rs per pair.
CoTscts 10 q the aadiny styles, perfect IN fit
srd finish. Prices 60c TO So 20 per p4,r
Underwear SPECIAL attention is called to the
arge assortment for Ladies Garts Mis- es,
B.ys snd Infants in Gauz,, Isle Thread, tICs-
s:m.r sni Sutnmer Mcrino: also ere exriblipy
Go CO assortment u l. dies' Undergraduates
OF every description, Chemists, Drswet., Night
gowns oElrts &C.
Linen snd Six Hardkcrchicf:-S uspenders
41,siery showing The most choice patterne os
well - ihh la-t esl assortment o. MEDIUM and
intr 9u"iltT ois,a1tlg altiug tu.: lalrs. pat.
'~rns IS OF. IS they a.. II r,c fer sse ~ tie
sLui.utufrs
N elk III Hb.,s Au1,, * rts, Yuints, But
IS Slls lat.ous &C
EGEll X In Swisl. huEt burg, Nainscok Core
!in" Fe;InIcelie, Vale cisIues LaugQedUc,
Toscnrn. Z Ian Yo;is,. Crochet, &c
ElsLn!ie Patent Bosom, Reinforce snd
ScIntch nirt5. il isundritd snd ualsundritd
Collars ard Cuff. sz,s II 10 IS iGches. Prices
l2c 10, &c and Z5c
dermGrt'3 Wa, holland and Sa1ony Wool,
lhyr Wo, s.ed ii ell Co.ors, Silks Csl.vals, y c.
NtckwekI-At eli TINES tho collection will
sufpsss aii other sssGrtueLts offered in The city.
4 Ene Gi-p!ny OF Cl.udrnt, the best scarf ever
inadr Tor metz also GOrt.ian, Fexur, l. Audsce,
lropicat de l1lnvilie, Lscc, and Complete
ilhe Il Fancy Ties and Bows.
Q. M. AID ANS.
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Mail. South ard, connects At Charlot,esyla
with Ches. & Ohio K. H., East and West i,
Lynch5u1g, connects With Norfolk & Ws.t
ern K. K, through Southwest Vireini, -
Nashville. New Orleans Memphis, LittIs ao1 70
and Te1as-and at Dsnville with Richmond =
DepVll.e Il. f., to South snd Southwest
Ezpr6sa southwark connects 1T Chsrot,ss
gile W nll points on Ches. & Ohio &. h, and
al Danvllle tor all Joints South East and Soutb
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line le,vs A.
e1sndrs dsily. except sunday, sOU.. M a ni
II IS IN, aud returning arrive q. Alo1sndr,
II 4U m and z 20 D. N.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Wuhiry.o,
7 10 e. NJ. and Alexandria 7t5A. m, dsiv
except Sunday, arrive al Strasbursa tl2g5 nm
connecting With the Valley Road Rss, and
Aie1sndr!s 81 b So y. M.
MIXED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV.
lSlON leaves Alexandria daily, except Sun.
Day, at co G. No., arriving al Strssburn a, 6 ~
p. m. and returning leaves Sarssburs a. 5G
q. ~, slrlving i'll Alexandra at 26C o. m.
For hlddleburs, daily connection ~ Plain,
stssion.
For Upperviile regular connection 1t Dell.
| plane.
For WAREeNTON, leave Wsshing,on =,
10 q. rl. and II 05 10. dsilS.
| Passengers eau leave Warrenton at S Dam
ano take mixed trsi4 aI Junction and ,s.cb
| Ale1aLGrla 1T II IL y III, in tune to mako A =
+ train ct II s. IN Tor Wa.hiasteu, Baumo,s
| and New YORK.
all trains maze good connections, al Wash.
| ingLon, TO and from n orth aud Yves.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington n
| 7 ~ =. m. running through without annr;t
-, fnst train Wi Garh's adjustable Recliulnv
Ih"ir ar Att end runs through White vi.
! phur Srrln2s with u! ,hltge ond from White
| Fulphut IL BAT III TO -IIhuut chauye Thu. i,
tht tastes; tran Got seen tn-ss POI IS.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Wssbinr.oD
snd Augusta, "a, without change. On ~ Is
! p. m. trsin
! Through tickets very low to the South and
| South west.
| MEKGER GI.A uGETrR q n
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/ IS | GREAT 1881
PEN NSYLVAEIA ROUTE
TC TIE NORTH, EST & SCUTHW ESH

~ - IL
TO THE NORTH, " EST 8 SOTTHwssr
DOUBLE TRACK
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SUENK&
kAGNIFIOENT aQUIPMENi.
Nay l6.h, 1851.
ITslns Ieaye Washius!oh from depot OF BAL.
ne! Of Sixth aud B st1 sets, as follows
Foi phlladeipbia, New York snd the East, s and
III 81 an. daily, except Surd ~ snd zoo, 1000
anG ~ 10 IN deily, with Palace Oars. Lam.
Hed Express of Pr Imam Psrlof Csrs 9.3O..
IN. dsllys e1cep! Sunday. For Philsdelpbia
or oHno ~ 80 o. N. daily, except Sunday, and
For PlttsDurK snd tn. West SUU L. NJ, With
Psrlor car to Plttsburg and Sleeping car to
6naourg and Chicago 1873 q. NJ. dslly
o.'V Q. d. ~! ,, with Palace Car to Chicago.
FOR Csnandsisua and the North, SUI b. IN.
Saturday, With Palace Car :, OanandsiguA
day.
For Baltimore, ~, 800. $40 and 1890 .. H.;
~ 4 ~, a.4O $40, $50, 1910 and OILS p n.
On Sunday, 500 and IL. 81 a.m.; 2.CO, s. ~, a&,
ID % snd lOl5 D. m.
For ropes Creek Line, 40 g. M. and 4 40 pm.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 4U s. N. and 40 b. m, daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
Hol Ate3Shofla w, ~, 20. and Il 81 s.
m', ana ~ 3, 70, 6 and II 50 p. u. sun.
Trains lesve Alexendria tor Wsshin..yL., u.lRl
o'Vo. and 10 a. La, and l24), 3, s, I, go
p. N. and II night.
On sunday Ct S.U5 snd 10 .. m. and I 90 and
8 II ., III.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, vi,
Quanticc and Richmond, will leave Ale1sn.
aria a. 7'2) And II II D. m. daily and s % .,
;, u. ds'l> except Sunday.
Fast mall, leaving at II II =. M. makes but one
STOP VIZ: 1T Quantlco, between Alexsndrla
aud Richmond.
Ilckets and information CAL be procured .,
principal railroad stations and ticket Office
Southeast. + K NOON
sp,pv r,,o, Gen'l. Passenger Agent
General Msnager. mvlS
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Q5azQttq
SATURDAY avnr!&e,J UNEll
sl,e eInOn sfelpt

ie NJ SShOh heDt
Here are o.maos mADy.
Nsrious grsd 3 Of imps,
Fs TIE BIZ Bl-s Dsgli
DJUb 10 IinIo "shGImps;"
B1r # al, tto donoas
Tint cur paths beset.
Few are more seductive
Than the d moo Debt.
Everywhere ne meet him.
DsauiUg mCu aeiray.
Or tbs race asserting
HIS imperial swa9.
Millions bow before him-
Al .ct AlsV $ indeed.
From iheiI b., 4 .xe 7aitl7
S1ivlog 10 be t.ced.
o., the days Of aoenis}.
On. he ulEh;5 ot piio!!
III .okind have opcuTtd
Slshing Tor relief
o.. the apps!ing .hsiows
Or lite's pathway c3s!
o., ihe ar OK acG .u,o
That has come q; last.
r sd:r, heed the Usrriug.
Shun tic dangerous, TO-
y Yer oCrroW money
lt}ou wa d DOT 20 !"
l. -ioaie aud Jour to,uf.
fou With houe would crowo,
S'nIo W by ail neao4
b Tore sou settle dowa.
Lows may rtiIu 10 cottage
Ihata mcrIeeg.o; u. c1nient,
Add jig, aud peso, aud o0mturt,
Th, usgis"s sill all absent.
Ibcn Rhate'er State yCu get in,
10 Wbstc'er State you 10,
o. heed this g. monllion-
* 40 Gu Of OIL .OF >
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VIHhINlA: At Rules held 10 tho Clerks
V otti,e Of The Circuit Court of the cly
OF Ale1sndris, on tie On day OF June 1881
Charles :. TSy or b. c9mriaia"nt, against
Jotn st {. Ero"kes sCn.'r o: Nm X. len
DIS snd in his own Il ut, h N. r.. Bruos es
George u Brookes, l'rn Deirg rd SD and
Reteccs b. usl;!c field, his VII. Chas Lsdd
and susan i. Lsdd, his WIFI, j. b ,rri. For hes
ord Fannie l.. FORBES, hi. vile, ~. y. FoTle,
r. Beckbsm and Carrie A. BucKbam his
lea Lse. his vile B. H. Fowls, Geo u. Fowl IL,
Philip K. Fowls, Charles s 1sylor, ir., Ju-
li.n L. Burke and Esther ID. Burke his wife,
B.rbsrs Fowie, George A. FGw!a, Ellen
FoWle, (:hese Two beng infints) Frank +.
Pres5.m n, k beth U. Cottnan, John u.
Dennis, Louis iiaTnnn ard Mary w Gran
nan, his wife, w j. BOwsn AID Lucy }. Bowen,
his wifi, Geo h. Dean: JAS u. Eenns. e.
-: Pitt, George Puts Barton Pitts Speucar
pltts. Maria Pitts, Henry K Dennis Frank d.
CeDDi:, ) Der mis-. EDWIN w. Dennis and
Henry Page and VirEiaia u. Page his .fs, d.
tcndauLa. In ch,ncery.
NJ emo. The ,bject OF this suit is TO procure q
decree Tor the ssle Of The rest csGnte OF which
William +. Dennis oi d seized snd possessed ~
pay allowed deois ag.irst ssil dec 4ndent
he Defendants j. Harris Forbes and Fannie
u Forbes, his WIFI hsr.es Lsdd and Sus.u L.
Ladd. his vile, fr,nk +. Presstman, Elz ,oeth
u Cohuan, Vim. Bowen aud Lucy J. Bow
en, Ms VILE, Lewis Grammar aud Mary j Gran.
nan, his wife, George U. Dtnnis. james Pitts
ana bn ton fltts, ECL having enter their sp-
peatance and given security according to the act
of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
aud 1t appearing by IN affidavit that they are moi
residents Of this State it'll ordered that tho Said
DEFENDANTS appear here within one month after
due publication OF this order and do what is
necessary TO protect their interest IN this suit
and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN the Alexandria Gazette, newspaper
published in the city OF alexandria, once u week
Tor four successive weeks and posted at the
iron! door ft1e Court House OF this city.
copy. test:
NORTON MARYE Clerk.
Joe9 NJ johnson, D q ie9-w4y
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SGNtIl ER kEss SITS.
HkNEE SPklNyS
. SSFN NDUAH CO., VA,
SAM U : l. Vi NJ y LIN, Proprietor.

{ ShNHE SPkl E,SS
~ ~ eNDOAH CO., VA,
SAM UhL ii NJ LIN, Proprietor
ut EN- 10 Ne lULh.
This large and de- ighl'ul sumner resort. stu.
steh tmQLR The L uhlalDs Of The VsIl-y OF Yir.
Vihlh, GElS II UiLes away irouI Ba t,more and
Chic * L. ct AoGnt jackson. From this po!nt
pas.enee's leave for the cpri0gs, being convoy ed
nouhi.lh ICsd, srIiVirg IL liuo for esrly tea.
hound Trip tickets issuGd By railroad com.
IsnIes. Seld ter smpnes
b. CHANCELLOR. Kes Ply. my17-1m
E2fPnN SPRINGS AND SAIH, (sLEA-
~ LINE lITHIA WATER) HAMPShIaE
COUi'I j, ~ a., / s1KGINIA. Also Chs'y-
bnrte uters, rich in lsor, and a f4e Wh'.s
phur spring IL the Ncl.n ooTho>d. Open on
! u = lst TO iate in october as the comp.uy
~iu justify. Ubequsl.ei cy sry mineral waters
III { N -rlca Tor lhe cure OF sci1 oyspep:is, kid
ney rid blaG der troubles, uLeIile ailments, ycut
Diseases OF the SKIN, c.t.rih affections, rneu
ui,tsm and iuGCLlOnti hasrt troubles. 1T Is
AN UkFAILlNG aULVHNT OF CAL.
GU Ii. These Waters have proved { gres! value
in mary other diseases, but can BE- moro conf
GENTLY relied Oh IN the above EsmeI tnan any
other uI!nefnl Gpringa In this country. l guar
:rt:e cue If Curstl5 by mineral waters. The
bsths-Lct, cold aud shower-sre uneI celed any.
where. Inc new and Glegspt swimming POOL of
alkaline water, the lsrgest in tn" ulted States
If not III the Wor d. ID espe Is ly attractive.
~ n o safer or better place for Isdias or cnlld.
rem to learn to swim. Plenty to Gil lheir stom.
ach snd neac bets to rest them on. Rest mount.
ain roads i'll vIrxIlIs; one hundred dollars to tie
mi expended upon Them I'll. sprlus. Che air
this e. va!ed region is pure and delicious
Capon beng nearer TO all the cities north Of the
Potomac than any of the Virginia spriogs of
nole % sn average of q hundred and fifty miles,
claims q large patronage on that score. For
y easure or health the traveller need not 90
turther. Board, By the month, S2, $40 sud
SO according to location. send tor psmph els
erect or Call on w 5. THUMPcUN, TUB 10Th
= Washington, D. Q, for pamphlets and water.
Fine music. good boating, fshrg aud hunting
Ia season; good livery. w. Il. SALE.
MylG-lm Proprietor.
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1Gste2Ax fts:gassJ&s.s sc.
Macon Ia Np,ch a $50

Macon. Ga. March 81 1873
FI0rt hGvir been Ultimate with the lrUpra
Tors of Swii's Syphiitic Specific" | hsvc
Known much e lis na! us u7e ara use. There
are mer in this cor n,uLrtY who were viciic,s il
early life tn Syphilis, sTs3 who have taken TIE
>. IS n edicine ard hre now, 20 Al nrpsa..
en"rs srd il their OWL belief rs free from T. int
Of disease as tie first msn. fcah from The hu H.
f Lis Maker. efficacy forbGs 'hcir public
c,"Tr endatiors. but l IN SLOWED 10 refer the
S&cptie priuGte'y 10 those ~ho viii ED rse eve
ry!ning that ca, lie sa d il its favor Beng y: 0
te=>lonaly mLch opposed to rec mmenci, &c
cret remedies, II is with hesitation al c. M
name TO this article; bul kno1C 1chereoI = cak
when say our scie' CO hss Tot made pau, y
com bins:!on equal 10 'Swiffs Eyuhlilic SLecit
&c" Tor the purpO3e ihdic,t-d
T. /. MASsEi BURu Ph g.
pr!e:or5, Atlanta. Ga
Sold b. y. :. L'at bnster s, Fro. Cali for t
copy Of "f ouHs Mons Frio,i "
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of ths Cor
poralion Court of N" city OF Ae4andris,
on the "a cay vi June, 1881
W: Ar hur Tay lor. uus..e, plaintiff aeain.t J
l.. Ha~lIns, Fl z.brih Mcilheuuy, Mary
White Jane TutLer, William Demsln, Lhns,
Dhmain, lh0m,s keynsrd ind ELIZA eth his
wife Oscar Domain, William b. Eemsin,
Grsce Domain, Lilly B. Dem sin, george aga
and Jane biz wife and Mary &. johnson, de.
PENDANTS. In clancery.
Memo. The VI act of this suit is TO obtain q
decree for the saiu Of Certain piec, of res. estate
belonging to the estste of tbs late Reuben John.
son snd !ur other purposes
The defendants } .ne Turner, Charles Demsia,
Thomas Fey lard and Eliz 4b.lh his vile, Usc.r
Denarn, VIM b. Uemaiu, George cage and
Jane Gage bi' wife not having entered their
appearance and given security according
to the act OF Assemb y, and the rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
they nre not resident. OF this Stale, it is 0,
dered that the said defendant appear here with,
IN one month after due publication OF this
order and do what is Necessary TO protect their
Interests IN this suit; and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga.
zette, q newspaper published in the city of Al
exandrIa once Ia week for tour successive wosk..
ard posted at the front door of the Court House
OF lille city. ccpy-test:
hVkiuN MARYE, Clerk.
W. hHnuf Taylor, jaZ-H4W
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The Traveller who Wisely Provides

Against the contn. g CO OF iiness by taking
With him Hrstelters Stomach Eitttrs, has coca
sion to congratulate bmsplt on his fCresfh t,
wnen be secs others who nave neglected 10 do 80
suffering from some ore Of the mslsdies for
which it is q rene'y ard preventive. Among
these are fever and sgue biiiousr ees, coDstiUa.
ton aid rheums.i'n. c;sesses often attendant
upon change of climate or unwonted Ciet.
For sale By al Druggist snC Dealers genef ally
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OFFICIAL Eap9iSEa.
NOTICE. TO STATE PAYERS.
Ci'y 1reasurer's eff g.
Rnnnn 4 Il "a D..h

Room no. 2, T N.ktt EulIdlrg
AIvI.ndra Va, Moy Il. 1881 }
All persOn who heve not psid tbi state tsxas
FIR The yebr 1850. will please take nolic- that
am compelled 10 settle my accounts for Tia. year
with the state on tn 1t DAY of June, md to
en.oia De 20 do go, must collect the tsIcs now
unpslt and uness these brlts are paid oy the
.S.n inst =, shall Wiinuut Iurttsr notice Enforce
tu.ir psy eut. Voters wi! AFRO hca- N mind
that they NUT psy their cHpi!aior tax for 1880
20 entillr lDcm - vets IN the day ard N0Vem.
Der elections. Merchants and Others engaged in
business, who have received cestdcate OF their
Stste licenses from the Commissioner Cf Rev.
enue are hereby no.ihcd .hst under the law they
are required to present the same 3. tha ctlice
and pay the sm"un:. g. failure 10 90 30 rc1 deIs
them Liable 20 hn5 for dung tu.lDess without h
license.
II 3. BARLOW
myl2 City Tr,-surer.
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STEAMEKs.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
THE STEAMER
GEORGE LIE A RY

llarrylnR the U. =. MsiD
VIII leave her wh.rt. foot OF Prince street or
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUR.
DAY at $50 p IL stopping st Piney Pcin,
snd Point Lookout going aud returning. Re-
turning leaves Norfolk on WEDEESDAIS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYSst4 o'c'cck .. m.
BEGIN ming With May l 1881. k1eursion tick ct.
will be issu'd good for four day., IS followe
Frs! csss tnre to Fortress Nj onInr and Nor.
folk, - Oh; First class round trip So 81; SeconG
class, each way. ST. 81; First cl.ss fare to Piney
Point and Point Lookout ST 80; First.cl
rodnd trip, 80; Second Class each way, IS cts
Stateroons ST.. Meals IS cts.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Supt
P. B. HOOE. Agent mk26
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CGA EGE OF TINE,

OLA EGE OF TINE,
on and sitter Monday, October 4th, the
boats of the POTOMAC FERRY CO, will run
- follows;
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA;
500, 80, 30, 9 80, 10 80 .nd II 90 M. and
IL 7u' 81, Z 3O; 50, 81, 8 81 and Is y. m.
+ 80, 7 &c. 6 so, 30, 10 80 .nd II 30 =, M. And
t25O, ~, 30. 80, q so, 30 and 6 30 o. m.
On sunday The first trip from each end will be
ny25 GEO. /. PHILLIPS, Manager.
Inland & SEABUARD UOAoTrNG co
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Steamers Of this lins will run a. fo,logs:
FOR NDkF0aH.

Steamers Of this lins will run AZ foiloEs:
FOR NOkFOAA,
connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
Tor BustoD, steamer
AaSUF or TIE EAHB
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
Friday, al 60 o clock p.m. returning, lesy,
norfolk on alternate days at 4 90 d On.
This staunch iron steamer has juss been paint
eo throughout. statsrooms newly furnished and
carpeted and Is the hshdsornost as we'll as the
safest oGst Oh the Potomac river and chesapeake
bay, and lie the only steamer maRing CLOSE con-
neclon with the New \ ORR and bottom steam.
ers; also conuects with kchco stes mers .nd
railroad Ines touth. Stops st PiNHr POINT
And POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning Msy lei, 1881, excursion tickets,
good for Jour Gays, viii be Ell, as follows: -
frotci1ss round tr'p " ct. ri onfue and Norfolk
So -; first class fare 10 Fortress Monroe .ud
N~rio -; stcond c'sss esCh way ST. 81; e II
class FIRE To tlney pint and peiut Lo1ho OUT
81 5oi Fist c.ass round TRIO 20 Piney PolnL srd
fonI Uuhout 81 B.; Second c.sss eacu way 75c.
Sialerooms 81 ; meals 76c.
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RAlLkOADR.

1KGINIA MIDLAND RAILW.s
JOHN 8. BARBOUR, P,e.ident war
On and after SUNDAY, June II. Iss, ,
senger trains will run ns follows. -00i' fn-
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Il 0 E
P1TG.nsU FERRY CO.'S sTesusp

FOR LANDINGS
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER
On snd liter Sunday. July 18th,
Will leave SO follows:
Steamer T V. AkkU WSMITH Leaves Poto
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf, loot of King slreet
EVEh4 81 NDAf, TUESDAY, and III UES-
"a I, 81 Z 81 a NJ. for Leonsrdtown ard all
Intermediate landings
steamer N YoTiC leaves EVERY MON
DAY, WEDH bSDAY and FRIDAY, at 73(
q. III. tor Nouini snd ntermedlste landings.
GEO. l.. Phillips, Msns2er,
Potomac Ferry Company.
q. q w eli. oRcnt iyI7