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Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
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Lakeside needeth a choir.
The city fire engine has been put
in good working order.
Business Was generally suspended
in Huntsville last Monday afternoon.
Alderman Seat is at his post again
after business trip to Tennessee.
There is every indication that
our Fair this fall will surpass any yet
held.
The fall term of theFederal courts
of this district convene here Monday.
October 10th.
Little Sissie Richardson sister
to Mr.. Wn. Richardson, died in A:h-
ems last Saturday.
The most stylish stock Of goods.
in Huntsville. Can be found
ut Nj. Nj. Newman u Cos
One Price Store
Cotton is coming inte the market
freely. The market remained steady
during the weet. 1t is quoted to-day
al from 5 to lO44 cents pr. 10.
The Immaculates here now have
commsnd-ry Of Knights of Orient.
1t was organized this week by Mr..
podd, who came from Nashville here
for that purpose.
All Wool Black Cashmere double
width at lOc per yard.
II. M. Newman & Co.
One Price Store.
Last S turlay was the Jewish
New Year and the Jews observed the
day by closing their business houses
and holding religious ceremonies.
Memorial services in honor of
our dead President were held at the
Jewish Synagogue here last Monday.
Mr. David wise delivered an eloquent
eulogy on his life and services.
Full standard CAlicoes at SC per
yad-ut NJ. NJ. Newman u Co.
One Price Store
There are empty of seats in eur
schools, yet plenty Of children to fiji
them. The day is very near when sad
experience will cause these lost oppor-
'unt'es to be bitterly lamented.
-oo,s Clothing all sizes and style
a. NJ. M. Newman g. Co.
One Price Store
The following are the officers
eject OF Lakeside NJ. E. Sunday
Scho"l; D. s. Brandon, Superintend.
ent. Susie 2. Mastin aud John H.
bInford, Assistants; s. A. d. Sheffey,
secretary, kstie A. Bradford, Asst
Secy.; Jennie Pickett, Treasurer. and
Sam Taylor, Librarian.
Newest Latest and most stylisb
goods Do not fail to see them
" NJ. NJ. Newman Il Co.
One Price Store.
Rev. Geo. w. Franklin conduct
~ memorial services ut the Primitive
oSot''t church in Decatur last Mon
uAy' 1t being the day Of the funeral Of
ueneral Garfield Text, St. John 5th
CHAP. % d 20 verses.
-Messrs. Sam Douglass and J. A.
onapman, living near the Three Forks
:. nut snow worthy example of
'"'i'' and enterprise in building gins
~ n"' cotton presses on their farms.-
are prepared to gin and bale
not only their own cotton bnt that Of
'" nelghbors. Let other colored
'"e's aim to buy farms aud i'm
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
Rust Normal Institute,
liUNrSVIt,LE, ALA,

This well know school, will begin its
next sessions the first Monday in Septem-
Der 1881. The usual number Of teachers
who will not be changed, will be pres
ent AT the opening OF the school. In the
institution special attention win be Civ
en- to the theory and practice of teaching.
The urgent demand for thoroughly
competent teachers for our common
schools calls for special efforts TO make
this Department efficient. This course
will also be found well adapted to the
wants of those who desire to tit them
selves for the ordinary business pur-
suits OF life, thorough instruction being
given in Bookkeeping. In lS7oa large
and cOmmOdiOus.
TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING
was erected at the cost of seven thou
sand dollars, This building is furnished
with all necessary apparatus. Stu
dents desiring admission to this institu-
ton must present certificates of good
moral character.
Regular public examinations are held
ut the close of each term, which are so
conducted as to exhibit clearly the stu
deLts knowledge OF the subject purs,-
ed during the term. The moral and re-
ligious cultureof the student is regarded
as II matter of the utmost importanc ce :.
The Institute library cosists of several
hundred volumes and affords valurable
reading matter to students. A rgnlar
Literary Society is connected with the
school.
A small fee of fifty cents per month
will he charged to assist i'll defraying
the school eXpences. This fee is payable
in advance. Board con be obtained in
private families ior five dollars IA month
it is to be hoped that large numbers
will patronlze this Institution in the
fall.
o. l.. SMITH,
j IL, If. Principal.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
Guide to Success.
WITH FOR
* I'LL AND
L Ul lMU SOCIETY

is BY FAR The best i;ii>ines. ani SOCIAL
Guide and Iand-Book ever published.
Much the latest. iC tells every body
completely HOW TO Do EVERYTHING III
The best way, How to be Your Own
Lawyer, How to do Business Correctly
and successfully, How 10 Act i'll Socie-
ty and in every part Of life, and coh-
tains "A gold mine OF varied infornia-
tion indispensable 70 all classes Tor con-
ST. mt reference. AGENr- WANTED for
III or spare time. 10 know Why th >
book of REAL V,luc and attractions
sells better than anv otll.r; apply fol
terms TO III. b. SCAM NEIL q co.
2I0 n 81 ST., ST. LOUIS, Mo.
aprl6-6m.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
Guardians Sale Of Land.
Stale Of AIab Madison County.

Pursuant to decree Of Hon. Hm.
Richardson, Judge Of the Probate Court
of said county, the undersigned, ss
Guardian of Sandy Bynum. Geo. 8.
BvDuni, and Charles :. BynUm, minors
will sell AT public auction, within the
legal hours OF sale. IN front of the Court
House door of said county Of Madison
on Thursday September 18th, 1881,
the interest Of said minors, being one
seventh each. in the lot cOrveyed to
jane Robinson deed, her lie inte It.,
and then Francis Bynnm ani her chill
drcn by John Robinson, which said
Robinson purchased % Blake, being a
part pl the Adam Hail estate.
FRANCIS BYNUM,
Gnartliau.
San'l R. Lowery, Atty.
Aug. 10, 1881.
The above sale has been postponed
until Monday Sept. 26lh.
FRANCIS BYNUM,
Guardian.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
SUSAN LANE.

This venerable woman passed away as if to
sweet slumber Saturday September 18th 1881
She was 70 years Of age and her long life was a
life OF usefulness and love. H,r death leaves
void among her large number Of relatives
and friends, who have the public sympathy.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

tE Ia copper day at nome. Sam les WORT
1J W 3ZV5s free. Address, STIhsoN 4 20
Maine.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
OBITUARY..
BENJAMIN H. .BRAZIEL.

Benjamin H. Braziel was born in Hittsboro o.,
Jasper Co., Ga, May 6, 1861 and died at
Macon, Ga, Sept g. 1881. Benny as he was
familiarly called by his friends was good boy
and much beloved by all who knew him He
leaves a father, a sister and five brothers, of
his near relatives to mourn his loss. He is a
brother Of Rev. Samuel Braziel, q Huntsville
sleep in peace. A FRIEND.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
$1,000 Reward

For any case Blind, Bleeding, Itching,
Ulcerate or Protruding PILES that
DEBANG's PILE REMEDY fails to cure.
Preprred bv j. z. Miller, NJ. d., 9l5
Arch St., Phila., P... None genuine 7m,A-
out his signature Send for circular. All
druggists or general stores have or will
get it for you. ST.. Sold in Huntsville
by j. l.. Risop. druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-26

h,1 GiiUH-"I: shall be the duty Of the NJ ayor
~ on the Ira. day o. Msy in every year TO
give pubic ..oL,cg Tor Thirty days that ali per-
soEs owing of ia.oudlng to keep any hnimsl Of
tie dog tt canile species to come forward Sid
take out :. hccuse fer TIE same from the Au lor
Bitter The expiration Of Inc tine in said notice
mentioned, al persons found with dog or dogs
or harpCr!H@ one or more uogs or MS, her or
their prem rs wIthuu: the required license
SHALL be faet ~ the Mayor five dollars Tor every
dog 20 OwnUd or har5ofed AID one dollar O! said
fac shall be paid 10 tho officer making tie com.
plant sra Il. case CT the refusal Or mission 10
pay SAID Nle. tne May or may mint the Cticnd-
er to The work house for noI less thkn ten nor
more thGn Li4ety days"
quote the l.W II ressrd TO dog licenses,
whicn will be rigliiy enforced.
my2-lrn ttDil i:YilA q u u. SMITN. Mayor
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NOTICE TO ClIy TAX AYERS.

The time allowed f,r the collection of city
tsaes for the year 1850 expires Nay 3ist, 1881.
Those persons who have not paid are urgent y
requested to come forward 81 once snd settle.
All IN sr!earo have been frequently called on
and statements rendered. 1hu Collectors II thu
settlement OF their accounts for Inc years 1873
and 1879 were made T. gay y very isrke rumoe
OF Bills then on nond 10 90 this or have suit
Instituted Eg2inst their bond WAS the only alter
native. :hs bills his yesr mus: BIZ p.i1, aid II
Is hoped ih.i taiS notice may BE- Hs it 10, b final
ono. Jf.O. /. Hill, Col. n Dis.
5. h. FIELD Coz! s. Dist.
Room Mark, B4iiGiug myl1-tJe1
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Mail Southwark. connects n Charlottesville
win Cbes. s Ohio 4. g., Hast and West A.
LynGGburg, connects With Norfolk j Wet
ern K: K, through Southwest Virgins, 10
NsshTille Now Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Tezas-snd at Danville with Richmond n
EanVii!e Is. t., TO South Gnd Southwest
Sxpress SoutnR3rd connects 81 Charo,,es.
villo I'll points on Ches. u Ohio K. T., and
al Dsnvilie tor eli points South. naet aid South,
MlAED TRAINS for hsin Line leave al.
s1endrla daily, except Sundsy, 8OU D. H. and
II IL p. NJ, and returning arrive ~ Aiexsndrls
~ III u and IS p. N.
tor Il AN ASSAS LINE leave Wsshingson
III e. NJ. and Alexsndris is a. m, daily.
except Sunday, arrive a. Sirssburs at IL Is D. H.,
connecting with the Yslley Road East and
West Leave 5trssburg 2 81 2. m, arriving ST
AleIhndr.s u. i 35 y. IA.
MAIL TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
loiOE leaves Alezsndris daily, except Sun,
cay, " y w a. m, arriving 1T Strssourg 81 %
p' M, sno returning leaves SSrssburs Al s %
D. NJ, arriving III alexandria at 2 45 g. m.
For Mlddieburg, daily connection q, Plain,
station.
For Uppesviile, regular connection At De,.
plane.
For WATERMELON, lesve Washington $,
III a. z. daily.
Passengers can leave Wsrrenton at SIS SIN
ana take nixed ttoiA al Junction and Zach
Alexandra. at II III , ~, in time to make A l.
4. train at IL 81 m for WASHINGTON. BsIt,mo,,
and New YUrA.
All Trains make good connections, Of Wash.
tnslon, TO ano from North and West.
A,e" Orisans sleeper leaves Washington al
iu 5; d.. running through without cnange
on express tral, lessing Washington =. III Is
p. m, harks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
%lth exsr" charge only si.OO, tnrouga g
DanvliU.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between WASHINGTON
snd Augusta, Ga., without change, on ID Is
p. N. train.
Through tickets very low to the South and
Southwest.
MEKCER SLAUGHTER, G.TA.
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c9zsIIecxuu0ria Q2azette
THURSDAY aVENLNG. MAY 26.

CAUSES OF NAE-A certain king sent to
another Glog, sayi.g:
Send no tluo pig with black tall or
cisc--~''
The other enc Immediately replied:
Il have no got SUCH 90 one, and # had
Va THIS Weitnty cause they w5ol TO war. Al.
ter thcy bad exhaust their armies aud re-
sources. and laid waste their kiuedom they
began 10 Wish 10 n axe pesc9; but before this
could be tone il w.s necessary that the insult
lrg augu s. thai i'd 20 the trouble should BE-
e2 .,lsircd
What c7u'd you meao," nsksd tho s.cold
klns Of The tiEat. ''by saving, 'oeod ue bue
pig With a tlscS tail, or esr-'"
Way" ssic tnp other, i meant blue
color. But ~ha. could you mean by saying ::
l hasa o0t g>t oGc. AID # | had
Why. Of cauIsJ il l had. should have
sent il.
The explanation was satisfactory, AID tho
peace ws5 ac,orolagly concluded.
The stoiy Of the two kings ought to serve as
lesson 20 rs ell Most of the q1srreIs b.
tween l0dlgilusis are quite Is foolish sy the
Var ct the blue pig wt,a tic black tail.
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NJ UTIUh ~ STATE TAXPAYEkS
City Tressurer's Cffi %,
soom 40 2, Market Building,

he1EHdlIA Va, May II, 1851.
AL person no have Of paid thti clate ttGes
for Tue ear 1850 will please take Otica that l
BIN Compelled ~ settle my accounts for that year
witt the Stale on the l:t Cay OF June, and to
enable ne 10 do go, must collect the taxes now
unpaid an0 unlGss These bills Ere psid by the
.S.u inst shaii Without further notice enforce
tL,ir pHy Get Voters ~ii sso blar in m'no
that thy EIV,I psy thGir cspitstioa tax for 1880
10 cuLiilo eLn - vote IN the Hay and Novum-
Del elections. Merchants and Others engaged IN
business, "hC hive received certificates I'll their
St, 10 licenses from the Con- Missioner IF hev-
cnuo art Ee:eby notified iEa. Under the law they
sro required ~ p!a.e1t tna sGue 81 this Ctlice
and ply It's am nut. 4 ia.ur. 10 do 81 raEoeIs
then; i ,bie 81 bse for do!.g u.iness withcu! u
license.
II z. BARLOW,
myi2 City Treasurer.
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fAPuH SPRINGS AND BATH, (gLKA
" LINE lITHIA WATERl EAMPoh n

- LINE LITHIA WATER) HAMPSh. . 1:
COUN1f, We }1KJL : ia Also Ch7!y.
ossts "ators, rich in lror, an o fa,. Whi.a
u!phur Spring in the Nri. nborhood. Opon Oh
ura lst to as ale in october us tha COS. psuy
viii justify. unequal ei by any mineral we.ers
IN I m rics Tor the ours of scid dyspepsia, bid
ney and bladder troubles uterine hilmen., govt
dmcasEs OF The skin. cat.rrh affections rhtu.
lnnt'sm bud iuHcLiona heart troubles. II IL
AN Uk FAjLl&G SGLVRNT Of CAL.
Gull. These W,ters have proved cf goat value
10 many other dl5ess"B but Caa be more conf
IDENTIFY relied oR n the above namel tban Guy
cher mineral spring in this country l guar.
tLtec Gu II curahlJ b. mineral waters TIE
oaIhE-Eot, cojd srn snoWer-.re une1cel Led any.
"aero. Tho lew snd elegant swmuing pool Of
.ikSIlan water, the !sree=: 10 ID" United States
II not 10 the wor d is espe.is ly attractive.
N- Il U satur or better pacs for ladies' or Guild.
rem to learn 20 swim Plenty TO a., hair slom.
nch snd neac 6eis to rest them on Et,st mount.
Bin roads III s!rslnIs; one humdred dollars to the
mn expended upon iIuuI ;Il: sJruk. he alc
"a tns elevated region is pure and delicious
Espon beng nearer to oil the cities :o.:h Of the
Potomac than any Of tho Virginia spEiGgs of
note by 81 average of hundred snd Efty miles,
cialrls large patronage On that score. For
pleasure or heath the traveller need not 20
iGriheE. Board, by the month, So sac aud
SO according 10 L. cation. Send Tor psmu b els
elect. or call on " 5. THOMPSON, 7G3 18th
IT Washington, d. G.. for pamphlets snd 4ator.
fine music, good boiiing, tishi"s End hunting
10 ae%ton; good livery. w. +. SALE.
Hyib-lm Proprietor.
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MCbUREEY IL Son have Just received from
The MILL PARK VINEYARDS twenty five cases
OF Ross OF VIRGINIA aod NuEToN's SEEDING
CLAkET WINES. IAese WHO'S are so celeDrat-
&c Ter their Fne Fdror and purity that eminent
IS unntcesssfy. Ql,rt pIny bottles.
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TTiEGlNIh: in Tho Clerks off, of the Cor
poraton Court IF the city vi Ale1undris,
Oh the l9.h Day III May, 1881
AHthoDy w. lin trore, administrator t. 8.
d, Il Of koher. q Violet, deceased, COM
plsinsht against Jsmss u Dugan, INES 4.
Cslon and &cnaol 3 Harlow, DEFENDANTS.
u chsLccry.
Memo The otiec: Of this suit is 10 sttsch the
Interest OF the defendant, Jhmus II, Uugan, he
beIEg nonresident Of this late, in q hcus-
and lot on the south side of Queon street. bs-
tweeD Henry and Fay cite streets 10 The city Of
Alezandi. Vi.yinls which IL devised to the
shld Jauts n. Dugsl BY Joseph q B. GORE, and
his Interest 10 the real estata which his lata
father, Anthony Dugan dlcd seized and pos
srsssd and subiec. the ssrne Ia the payment If
Sh6 80 aud lntnrc st thereon from May 8. 1881
cue by the said james Il. Dugan 10 the said
Anthony w. Armstrong administrator, as
aforesaid for rent and have the sAid PROPERTY
sold TO satisfy the same sud COTS IF this suit
The defendant, ia Ges Fl. Du:au, not having
entered his npnsrsnce and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court, and 1t appearing ty affidavit that
he Is not resident OF this State, it is Or
dered that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the AleXandria Ga
zette, newspaper published in the city of Alex.
dra, once week for four successive weeks and
posted at the front door Of the Court House OF
this cty. copy. test:
q. w. Armstrong, .. q. fnyl9 -u4W
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Special Il announcement

CHILDREN S CLOTHING
LIILDREN'S CLOTHING |!
The graofC1t display ever wltncssea 10 AK
aDdr;s. Suis 10 ii children from two years,
up. H'ine !he Little Cnes AID fit them. The
oniy Boys CLOTHING HoUsEiu the city. Dom
fell to Gill And sco tho SUITS for Sill.
n. }. WATERMAN,
Oac Pie ClILuier,
apr Conner Kng and FsiriaX streets.
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Ii. PORTNER'S BEER 6Uc. per dozen OF Nc
BURNEY' 5. Battles uust be returned.
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E.g;esAs. HegS'EatS;S.

BREAKFAST Mass WACKGREL Ia 5 h. tins.
BeauutLi esd very ist ct hlCtURNEY'S.
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WATER COOLERS! WATER COOLERS "A fine
assortment CT t.o vesy loves: market prices can
be found 81 STANsBUHY's CENTRAL steve
HOUSE, Ger. Q! Al1& ana Washington streets
(Ac1urIey's Bui.dluy}. my2l
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CCr3s Ol3 Sores, Users. or arY disease
arslog iforl impure J'ood-sa5- s. S. s.
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-..:srzss CLYpES STEAM LINE wRpK
Ssaaessis$s2 LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROvJ.
DE.NCR AND BOSTON
Steamers leave Alexandra EVERY TITES-
DAY and lesye Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
U2DAY.
4. s. Il. and W & o. Z. Rs, anc q. PbiIsd ~ o.
phis with C!ydes regular Steamships for Rsll
River, Providence and Boston, "AA
Freight Forwarded with promp.nees and care.
free Of commissions. -
No charge for transfer in Philadelphis. snd
wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Frequent
Of lsding given. Insurance st the lowoat rstes
Agents:
<. A, REED, Alexandria.
VIZ. CLYDE 6 CO., Philadslps il,
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. s. Georstn
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HTEA II EkH,
TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
THE STEAMER
GEORGE LIE A RY

CARRYING The e ). Msii
Will leave her wharf foot of Prince street on
TUE@GAYS, THURSDAYS and SAyUR-
DAYS. st $50 p. n stopping st Piney Point
and Pint LuuAcu. gcing aud returning. he.
turning leaves Norfolk oil Wk!;4sh SDAIS,
FRIDAYS snd HUNDsYSst &c eek D. N.
Beginning Sith Msy l. 1851, Eycurs!pn tcaets
will BE- issued, good for tour d,y-, IA follow. !:
FIRST eltss tnre to Fortress Aoaya md Mr.
iolS, 81 W; First clsss round trip, So 81; second
class, eacn way, ST 81; First class tare to Giney
Point and Point Lookout ST. 80; Filst.class
round trip, so; Second. class, each way, IS cts.
Ststeroon.s 81. M esls IS cts
GEORGE MATTINGLY, supt
P. B. HCOY, Agent. mh2G
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q. w. Armstrong, o. q. tnyl9 -u4W

1 lRGlN1A: In the Clerks Otfics Of ths Cor.
porstion Court OF .he city vi Alexandria
OF the Oh day Q: May, 1851.
George McBurney lnd alexander McBurnay,
partners. trad rg under the finn name and
style Of George N Burney i son md such
other creditors Of Edward q. Fletcher, do.
CEASED, as hey come in and contribute 10 toe
Costs otthl. SUIT, com snants, ag iuet Wiiam
Il Smitu, administrator Of III ward Y. Fletch-
er, deceased, Rosa Marshsll Fletcher, Her bort
Fletcher, Charles Fletcher, Sinclair Fletcher,
Montgomery Fletcher, GEORGE f. Rusaell and
- Russell his vile j. b. Brewar and Vlr-
giuis Hrewe his wife, William p Bradley
and Mary d. Bradley, his vile, William
Br.wet snd Matilda Z. Brewer, his wife,
Wi"Iem w. Russell and Lucy B. Russell,
defendants In chancsry.
Memo. The objec. of this suit ia to obtain O
decree for the sale OF the resl estate Of which tho
said Edward q Fletcher died seized, to satisfy
the debts of said dec4dent
The defend ants, derport Fletcher, Charles
Fletcher, Sinclair Fletcher, Montgomery
Etetener' George F Russell and - Russell,
his wife j. B Brewer and Virginia Brewer, his
wife William 2. Bradley and Mary h. Bradley,
his wife William Brewer and Matilda brewer,
hls wife, VIM. w. Russell and Lucy Russell,
not having entered their appearance and
given security according to tho act of Assembly
ana the rules ofthis Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that theG are not residents Ut tns
late, it Is ordered that the said defendants
appear here within one month after due publica.
ton of this order, snd do what is necessary to
protect their Interest," in this suit; and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andrla Gazette, 8 newspaper published in the
city OF Alexandria, once d week for four sue
cesslye weeks, and posted at the front door of
the Court House Of this city. A copy, test:
MORTON MAkYE Clerk,
<. Kemper and
Leonard Marbury P'q' my7-"41
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RAlLkOADH.
1881 aRr.r 1877

ISS | GREAT 1881
r,, mr. ! PENNSYLVANIA ROUTS ~
~ IHk HoETH; VEST s soUTAWssr
KAGN1F1ioE & I EouiPMSEskSfsk S
May 10th, 1851.
rrcin5 lesve Washington from demo, -, d.
TlAORE & POTOMAC RAILROAn a a.!
,ner Of Sixth and S att acts, SIS follows; co.,
For philsdeip hia, New FORK snd he Ess, 8. 49,,
10 Sc an, asly, except Sunday, and 20i - s1 y;
enc u 10 D. ,irily, with Palace Unrs '' V'oJ
;sed Il .tssa OF Pullman Parloi Cars o 2c.
an. isiiE, accept 3undsy. For PhilsdSis,',.
nnd III 30 g. u. dairy, except SUNDAY
W, . a., 10 and ~ Is y. III. dsiy 'Au
f.! fi:.sturg sDd tn Wes: So u. m, wit,
Parlor car 20 Plttsburg and Sleeping csr ~
P ga and Chicago 1899 a. N. dsi.s
9.SC Z. rs. T. y, with Palace Car to Chicayr
For Cansndsiguh and she North, w a 81,
escep: sunday and 9.3u =. ~ daily, eIcs u
Saturday, with Felsce Car Csnandeisu.'
For Watkins, 1920 a. 10. dsjly except suS,
osy.
For Baltimore, ~, 800, $50 snd 1880 !, m
200. &c, 44O, b. 4G, $50, 10 20 snd IL Is q ~
III Sunday, 500 and 10. 81. an; ECO, j. AZ, 3 a.
i % nnG l015 .. ~,
Ftr ropes Crtok Line, = AZ q. m. and q 40 p,m
da:ly, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, AZ a n. and DO p. m. ds,r
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
Fer A;exsndcls ?GO, 70, 800, and Ii 30 a,
III, sld -, 5. & 70, and II 50 .. nj. sun.
day y. co. 9 ~, snd Ii 80 n. m. and D, m
irslEs leAvo !aleIardris tor Washington, 0IM
s.Io, md 10 5. La, snd II 40. 5, 5, /, 9M
=. n. 40 Il night.
on Sunday {. $40. ano l0s. IL. and 100 .rt
II 2. n.
TENOUuH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH u,
QuanticC and Richmond, will loave Alersp.
dr,s 81 7.2J and II II :. m. daily and y y,
G.. JnlY, Except sunday.
Ess; mail, ieaving At ii Il 8. m, makes bu, orc
step. viz: 1t QuaaI!co, between aiexandrl,
and kica 1ond
ciukets InG Information csu be procured =
principal railroad ststions and scke, office
Southeast. j. Il. WOOD,
Genl. Psssenge. + gen,
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. mylS
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CHA MGE OF TIHE
Vn SID after Monday, October 4th, the
boats Of tee POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
ss follows;
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
W ~. 8 ~, 80, 10 80 and II 80 g. NJ, and
IL 81, 20, 81, 50, $ 80, 80 and + Is D. m.
LEAVE NA6HlNGTON:
GaU 81. 81, 81, 10 81 and II 80 g. ~, And
Il 5c' l 81, ~, 80 30, 30 ind 80 p. N.
On Sunday The first tip from each end will be-
ct 9 30 H. u.
my5 GEO. +. PHILLIPS. MANAGER.
! FINLAND & SEABoAED OoAsTlNG CO.
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'GT0.n7C PERRY CO,s. sTES.nERs
FOB LANDINGS
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER
On and after Sunday, July 18th,
Will leave IS fellows:
Stesmsr T V, ARROWSMITH lesyes Poto.
mac Ferry Co.'S. whsrf, foot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TU EoDAY and Til u Rs
d (, a. 80 a. 10, for Leonsrdtown ard all
intermediate landings
Slesuor u Yor.U leaves EVEHY mon.
Ia 1, WEpN ESDAl and FRIDAY, a. 80
e. ID, toc Nonini and intermediate landings
GEO. h. Phillips, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J. 3 fADGETT, Agent. j5l7