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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-28
Chest Refrigerafora.

zoe two or three years, for the reason that the
eAn De furntshed at much lower price than thosa
can can MAKE one. The price We charge for lining
them with zinc. together with the painting eford2
every family ~
OLD BRASS. LEAD, COPPER ANDRAcs,
In exchange for geeds or work.
May % ls77. DUKE Il GALLAHER.
IRON SHOVEL FLOWS, Single and Do,,1-
! Just received by DUKE ALIAHeR
SO0 POUNDS STEEL SHoVELs and RaiI
x tongues just received snd for sale by
DUKE GALLAHER
GS TO $50 per day at home. saunni.. ,vo-,l
sPc 80 free. address n. HALLET4 n Co pors -
t.aos name: Match g, IssI-Iy.
SELL SILL the Best Brand of ArbucFIe Roasted
March /. ISL 2oSqd ;C..h.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-28
THE OLD
Tin, SHEET Iron
STOVE HOUSE.
Nsrt Door to Outings House, Market, Hou.e
Building.

OWING to the low price now ruling for Tin
- plate. sneet-Iron, Zinc, Galvanized iron and
copper we Will from and after this late greatly "a
ouee the retail price all goods m fsctured by
ua ana will allow the usual discount from our ~
tail priceAto the trade. 'N' 10
Roofing and Spouting
we make speciality, and at prices lower than tba
same me has been furnished for many YEARS.
he very many Thousand feet, both Of Roofn,
and BPouting, furnished by our house s1nee H.
organization, must be a sufficient RunTantee thst
we have worked good material nd done good royk
STOVES OF VARIOUS KINDS
on hand and any Stove manufactured will ho
iurnished on short notice, a small cost over Fse
Tory pIices Our facilities for furnf any niece
needed to repair half worn are such that
Psrnes calling on us can have the stoves repaired
buying new ones. - = Z
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-28
BUSINESS CHANGE.

VIE Drug firm of Merchant i Mitchell was
Il dissolved, by mutual consent, May LIST, 1881.
inc Prus Business will be continued in all its
orsn9hes, at tho old stand, by tho undersigned,
who hopes, by prompt and careful attenti2n to
business, and fair dealing to merit tho patronage
Oh former customers and the public generally.
may ~, 1881. r. B. MITCHELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-28
Dry Goods, Notions,
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Read this! See the Goods !

LII wool Blaek Cashmere A cts n yard,
IA worth 10 6o cts. worth so, and SO up.
All Wool Buntir gs, Plain and Lace, in all col
ors, 2a cts. yard Nuns Yelling, 35 cts. yard;
MONTE CLOTHS, IN LIGHT COLORS,
Is CTS. YARD;
Wash Poplins cts Plain and Brocaded Silks
and Satlns, in all colors. Silk Fringe, Pose
worth 10; Lawn 10 cts. yd. worth 1914; Percals
Pets cts. ID l worth 1Ss India Linen. Bishops
ed mus 10 cts yd BEST sEs
and cts.
With Every CuIco Dress ace Gire l Dozen
Buttons to Natch.
Real and Cotton Laces, Hamburg Edge and In
sorting from 3 cts. yard up. Full line of
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
White and celorcd Lsle-Thread Gloves 121 and
u cts; LacG-Top Gloves 25 cts, worth 40; a
5-Button Kid Gloves for 25 cts, worth SO;
$50 PAIR LADIES FULL REGULAR BRO
DEQUIN HOSE, is cts. A PIAR, WORTH so.
800 Pair Misses and Chldren's Brodoauin Hose
~ ana = ets S. worth 90 and 25 Ladies' Hose
Mems Fancy Striped Hose. s. 10 aud Isl cts,
worth Is. 20 and IS cts.
silk EIand1xerchiefs,
so cts, worth 80 cts.
Ladies' all Linen Hardkerchiefs 8 cts. worth
10 GHnts all Linen Handk erchiefs Is cts, worth
y full Line of Ladies and Gcuts Bordcred
Handkerchlefs from cts. up.
LADIES READY>MADE LINEN AND
LAWN SUITS,
at s1'25. worth $500; $780, worth $3.50 and
CoRsETs IS. 40 and so cts. Best so ct. Corset
ID nth the market; Agent for MADAME STR0NG'S
Turkey Ss Red aud White; Napkins. Doiiies. &c.
FANS.-A job lot of 45G Fans at 3, S, 8, 10 and
% We Hst co6 tisT X 81 SO cts
Gents Furnishing Goods.
White Shirts, SO cts. up. The best 81 90 Shirt
Collar attached. so cts, worth SIPS. Stand
Ing and Laydown. Linen Cellars 10 and IS cts
ssek r Morf 20 and sS cts assorted Shield Ties
g, Knit shawls, in all colors. 90 cts. 40 inch
SSneeting Cotton 10 cts; Bleached and I'm
9 9iieached Cottons. Shifting cottons, Striped
Gauze vests 2O cts, Gents do. 90 cts.
MILLINERY! MILLINERY!!
In this department. we carry the finest line in
Trimmed Hats, BOnnets. &c. All Silk Sash
Ribbon in all colors. 90 cts, wcrth 60 cts.
Carpets and MOtti726.
White Mating 1s and % cts; Carpets IS cts.
"S S1IR ~; n9d - cts cts. ny worth So
Cts. worth Is. 'A N'e0 "
GLASSWARE AND CHINAWARE
at half the regular prices. Knives and Forks.
Spoons. &c. Agent for Domestic Psnsr Fasb?nns'
Call AND be convinced of the Great BARGAINS
we are offering. All orders bv mail nrom
Merchants TO- special infd I to Country
Opposite the Courthouse.
e1p:p Winchester, Va.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
CUSTOMERS wanting Prescriptions flI.5 ,t
~ Might can find me at any hour after 10 o;ciact
oy csHing At M residence, Main ntreet o.
Poslte the NJ z. Patronage. RespectfnIIv
June 10, leso RoBT. B. MITCHELL.
! SHOES, lower than ever before offered in hi.
market, go TO g. pAIGGRN,s "D
NHE very bsst quality of CANvAssED HAMS
H sne oy 8. 8. DALGARN.
DON'T forget the INDICATED MEATsAcKs
- Tor your Bacon-the place to get them il al
APrh o, 1871, e, 8. DALGARN'R
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-12

not overhaul aninch long. / have
his photograph here, and If you
will look Close you 8 caas see tht
scar very plainM eulliod sia aolai
"I.looksd 40 the picture and sure
enough the scar could be plainly
seen Tins sciiCumstanee of itself
would Justify judge Fiaxbaek in
ordering my release; in fact the tri-
alWonldsberaImere form to be- CON
piled withs as every body nov ead.
mitted thatIa mistake had bee n
committed. The villagers discuss
ed it,en the street corners, and
laughed over iJiGracking their jokes
little dreaming ofthe awful conse
quences, that had resulted to me
by the mistake. 4 dare say thata
vastly different feeling would have
ipermeated the breasts of those peo.
pie, if they could have witnessed
the dying agonies of poor Lottie
WallingfOrd. Ii they had known
how nay heart was broken rby the
sad mistake, they would not have
been laughing and joking about
the matter, as if it was very fun.
ny coincidence. / could not eat
any brsaktast-my appetite was
gone, but | drank cup of warm
tea, which the jaile RS wife was
kind enough to bring to me. She
seemed to sympathize with me,
when she found but how deeply /
had been wronged. | looked at
my watch every five minutes; l was
full ofimpatience. 1t seemed like
nine o'clock would never come
but nevertheless it did come at
last, The town clock began to
strike, when the jailer, said it was
time to CO." ,3n .u. rqr q
w. Gro BE CoNT1NUED.) 20 o' e9
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-12
sFO,hers!I MOthsrs!l aiothersgI

I6iAre yon dist bed at night and bro
ken of your re-, w a sick child suti-
ering and crying with the exerueiating
pain of cutting teeth II SO, 10 at once
and get bottle of MRS. NINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. II will re-
lieye the poor little sufferer imme-
diately-depend uponit; there pis no
mistake aboutit. There is not q mother
on earth who has ever used it, who win
not tell you at once thatit win regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother,
and relief and health to the child, oper-
ating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe
to use in all cases, and pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of One,el
the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere, 25 cents a bottle.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-12
cIalborne's History Of MIssIs'
is Sippi. y'
CLARION OFFICE,

ANAA AOAN|AN ~ 4 ASA11 t .
JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 1St, 1880.
After many, but unavoidable de-
lays, we have now the pleasure of
announcing tnat the first volume OF
Mississippi, as a Province, Terrific
ry and State, with Biographical No
tees If Eminent Citizens, by ]. F.
Il. CLAIBORNE, will be ready tor de-
livery during the present month.
The History begins with the earliest
settlement Of the territory and in
cludes the administrations of Gov
ernors Sergeant, Claiborne, VIII.
liams, Holmes and Poindexter, with
biographical sketches Of those men.
toned, and of VIM. M. Gwin, Jacob
Thompson, Robt. ]. Walker, Fra Ink.
lin L. Plummer, and other well
known names. The Indian tradi-
tions and history is an interesting
feature of the volume. Graphic
sketches of early times In Natchez
and Warren county are also given.
The first volume is illustrated with
portraits OF NE Spanish Govern Ors,
GayosO and Minor, Governors OLAF.
borne, Holmes, VIM. M. Gwin, ia.
cob Thompson and Greenwood lie.
Flore. W. - 80. W
Volume 2 will bring the History
down to the close Of the late war,
aud will be liberally illustrated with
portraits Of Misqissippians distin-
guished In civil and military life.
Price, in handsome muslin bind
ing, $500; library style, $3.50 per
volume, which includes postage.
Those who have subscribed
through agents will be ssupplied
with the work through them. aa
Address, Power & Barksdale,
jackson, Miss. 2Ff 'i9Re 81 ,1'ai.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-12
Thayer the E2o ieMsler 81 Mem.

Thayer the I've jeweIer Of Mem.
phis will fill all orders from the
country promptly. Hs keeps
every thing to be found in . first
class jeweky establishment, ani
Iitis q nsted fact that he sells yers
shsap. He makes a speciality 0
spectacles, and can almost makl
blind man see. He is entirely 70
Iiabls. s'A
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-12

Gen. Passenger Agent, Knoxville, Tom.
I. S. DAyANT,
Aast. Gen. Passengeg Agt Memphis Tsnp.
A q iso-iv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-02
h. hSmper, D. q. iel7-W3Y

u. 0SupeI, y. Y. ]el7-W3U
VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of,hs Cor.
poration Court Of the city Of Ale1and,is
on The I'd day of June, 1881.
w. Arthur Tsylo trustee, plaintiff assnst j
T. Hawking, Elizabeth Mcllheupy Msry
White, Jane Turner, William Domain, Chas
Demkin, Thomas Reynsrd and Elizabeth h;s
wife. Oecar Domain, William II. Eomsin,
Grace Domain, Lilly B. Domain, ,joorgo Gage
and Jane his wi fe and Mary q. johnson, de.
PENDANTS. In chancery.
Memo. The otj sct of this suit is to obtain 8
decree for the sale Of certain piece ofroal estate
belonging to the estate ofthe late Reuben John.
con and tor other purposes.
The defendants Jane Turner, Charles Demsia,
Thomas Reynard and Elizabeth his wife, Oscar
Domain, VIM II. Domain, George Gage snd
Jane Gage bis vile not having entered their
appearance and given security according
to the act OF Assembly, and the rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
they are not residents OF this State, it is OF.
dered that the said defendants 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 newspaper published in the city of Al
exandris, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of the Court House
Of this city. A copy-test:
NORTON MARyE, Clerk.
w. Arthur Taylor, p y. js2-w4w
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DRUGa, CHEMICALS, &c.

PERRY. HOUSTON CO UNITY, Go.
We have known "Swift's Syphiltic Specific
Tested in hundreds of cases of Syphilip, Msrcur.
rialRhemstism, Scrofula, etc. 1t made the mos!
perfect and permanent cures in euery case
= Hugh L. Bernard, Sam. y. Killen. Judge
Savannah. Ga, Id. jackson, Dept. Cpk. Supr.
o.. VIM. Brunson, Eli Warren, j. w. Win.
berly. J. q. Gilbert, Dre't.. j. w. Mann, 10.
Iress::, VIM. D. Pierce Shift. G. O. Duncan,
Day & Gordon
sm acquainted with the propretors, and
many cf the gentlemen whose signatures appear
TO The foregoing certificate. They are men oil
high character and standing.
A. u. COLQUITT.
Governor Ct Georgia.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Projectors, Atlsnts, Ga.
Sold by +. S. LEADBBATER BRO.
Call for 4 copy Of Young III EMS Friend"
decl
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H.asfosrS II taie lins vii! run ss io:lowh:
E1Es NSskEass,1.

H.armsrs II taie ll1s vii! run Gs ioiiowb:
ESE N1kFGs.a,
Connecting with Msrchaass' and Mners Lire
Tor i5oStop, steamer
EzDE Or TRE E.skE
&vEHf MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FGiDAY, al co G clock p.m.; returning. laaye
Nortolk on alternate da7s 1T AGO D. N.
1h!s stsurch Iron steamer has iust been pnint.
Cd throughout statcrooms newly furnished and
carpclcd, and 10 the handsornest as we'll es the
safest oost on the Potomac river end Chcsapeskc
bay anu is tho only steamer making close con.
nsct!on with The New York and Boston stoarn-
ers also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops n: PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning My lst, 1851, excursion tickets,
coed for Jour caya, will &c issptd as folows:-
FiTstcsss round trip to It. Monroe and Norfolk
IS 81 fret Csss fare 10 Fortress Monros an
Norfolk w. second class each wsy 81 SO: G.st
class fare to Piaey Point and Point Look out
81 80; Etst class round trip to Piney Point and
FONT Lookout ~ 90; second class each way T5c,
Sls:e'ooms 81; meals 15c
EGSs kEW Y9HK.
sTa-7-EEias y. e. ayvs EFT .aJvB ys,Ea
GsHSOsr
EVERY FRIDAY, atlem.: ard rs,p,njno
leave Se| York, from pier a, East river. EV
EhY SAGU ADAy, ht o'clock T. 10.
The Steamers Ut This Company make connec.
lions e. Norfolk for &cator and all points Esst :
ST Now York with all points West and NORTH.
@est, and CT Alexandra with Virginia Midland
Ea!TOa1 and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
IhrouRh rnics given and freight hand LED care
fully and promptly. Fer turthor infcrnstion
sppy 10 +. A. REED, Agent,
Janney's whrri.
WIZ. THOMPSON, President,
1il6 street,
sep Z7-t' Waohingt0n, H. y.
,sSffss.ssa CLYDK'S STEAh LINE WEHE-
ssrsS.sss2 ~ ~
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, pHOv,.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers les7e Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAY snd Leave rhilaaslphis EVEaf SaT.
UHDAY.
Ibia line coGnocis at Alexandra with :ten
s. & 81. ard " T. g. L. Rs, anu at Phila6oi..
phis witt C!ydes regular S!esmshirs for Fall
River, Providence md Boston.
Freight forwarded with prom psnsss and csre
free Of commissions.
No charge for transfer il philsdeluhis, and
wharfage In Boston. Quick time. Freauent
departures. Throngh rates and through Sillr
OF laoing gwen. Insurance at tha lowest rates,
Agents:
+. A. REED, Aler sndr!a.
VIM. Z CLYDE 8 CO., PhlIsdelotis,
JohHSON Z CO., Wash. & Goorgtn
jan s-tf
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GcAlexNudrla Oazette
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY

HE WAY PLATE Glass Is MADE.-To cast
ROLL polish aDa bu,D;sh plato glass requires
msonlnerg Ct peculiar construction, aad o
plant thai is costly BY reason of lis complex
nature. The pouring Of liquid glass from H.,
iurnac, upon the cast iron plates aud the SUBJ
seq1ent relllng, are processes comparatively
slmpl,. ALy hou:ckac7er who hiss used o
rolling PIG CT batch Of rio crust dough per
forms &C operation very similar to this stage
CT Plate Rls3s uikInx. 1t 10 the succeeding PRO.
cess OF giicc!ng and polishing aud liaa! turnish'
log That rtQ2ro tlc;o and costly mccdaC.
lsm. After leaving The rolls and bed plate The
glass Is r!pp!ed aTd rough, ard only 6. for graf
iugs or sky ghts EIch p!a;a must be transferred
to machines that .ese mbio gho TURNTABLES If
railway. On ibst revolving platform tho glass
IS eementcd lntc bod Of plaster Of Paris, end tho
machine Started. H:aiing heavily on The sur
face CT tie glass are blocks OF mota!, aal while
Ia motion TIC sul:sc2a aro KEEP! supplied With
sharp said GaG ooDssu5 stream CT water.
The Lex; stage Of TIE gIesa griadiog rrtccs5 is
the s.tuo SIS 10 nachi1e!y, bu: instead CT sand
COARSE emery is used. rhcn Goer emery is
used 10 another ro:oVi1g- table. Iod 90 on fer
halt dczsa ilmcF. The fiua poIishir g i5 done
by heLyy reclprocalipc dcvc:s led win rouge,
and maintaining ooGs:.lt back and forward
motion. and also lateral movement over tho
tu;tsco oftbo c'yss. Al ibis requires the
asslstsrcs OF large !oic, Ct nel. many ct them
skilled labore1s. Alter eoiag through these
different S!odugs aod poil3hngs the plate that
measured 90 ioch 10 thickness il orIy three
q1srttrs OF az i:ca thek. has los. all lis rough
ness, and il resdy for tho show window Of The
purchaser -INtSJnrg IeleJaph
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kHGEk SLAU3HTEl&, q. -. 4
| IS / exkA1 s3Sl

HSi exsA4 s3Sl
PENNaYLVaHiA HuUTA
~ INK MOTIF, NssI j. SOUTH " IL
,u EOUHLE TRACK
&AGNiFlGENT EQUIPMhhl
| May l6;h, lSSi.
| rrAira leave Washirglot from depot Of Ri
TIMORE s POTOMAC RAlLKCA " enr.
ner Of Sixth and L ST, se!E, s.; follows: 4
For Phiisdclpbis, New Ycrk and !Ae EasH s,i
10 80 an. dxil7, except Sunday, and 2904 !O1
snd 10 10 pm daily. With Palace CagEA ;,,...
nod Express of Pullman paricr CarlS g. ~ d
An. daily, except Sunday. For rhi1 sol,h
| sand ~ 20 2. IN. dsly, except Sunas4, nnt
2o0, 4c, 10 ahd ~ 10 =. III. daily. ss
| FOR Pitlsturg and The West eUU d. =, viii
Psrlor rar 10 P.t!Sburx ana S.npinky nsG t.,
Iitlsourg and Chicago; lC,3J y. IN! na'lf
$40 e. IL. ISL y with Ps!scs Or TO UtS icG4 4.
For CanandniSus aud TIA NORTH, SUJ :. %
ezcept Suadsy und 9aJ =. NJ daily, ezcep;S
Saturday, With Palace Car I Csnandeigua
For Walking, 10.aG :. IL. daily a1cept Sun.
day.
For Baltimore, s IL, 800. $40 aid 10.ao a. "a.
2O1, 20 40. SAC, $40, ~ co md iU.l5 g. 10.
On Suadsy,e.O0 and H. ~ a..a.; 2.G0, o. 90, 9.M,
II % and l0.l6 D. d.
For Popc'S Creek Line 4 - :. II. and 40 D. m.
daily. except Sunday.
FOR Annapolis, ~ 8. IN. ana 4 AZ .. IN. daily
except sunday.
LOCAL TNhINs.
For Aiexend-ia 100, 70, $40, and Ii 81 Z.
m, shG ~, b, & ~, 6 and IL 80 .. III. Sur-
osy 81 W. u, and II 80 \. n. and 8 .. IN.
ifaEs leave AleIardria for Washing. on, QUO
s.eo. End 10 q. L., aad l24). 3, 3, 7. olp
p. m. and Y night.
On Sunday at s.u5. and 10 :. Il. and 100 and
~ p. n.
THROUGH TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH, vi,
4uantlco end Richmond, will leave Ale1an.
orln At ~ and II u g. n. daily and s 20 p.
II. daily, except Sunday.
Fast mail, leaving at II u q. NJ, m likes Bat two
stops, VIZ: at Qusntico and Freder OK: bur-,
-, between Alexandfis aud Richmond
Tickets and information CAL be procured II
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
o2usheas5. j. 4. WOOD
FRANK THOMSON >A'A"
General manager. mr1s
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IRON Ell r. I ] 9 Rs

Arc highly recommended for all dis
eases requiring q certain and efficient
TONIC, especially Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Intermittent Fever,
Loss OF Strength, Want OF Appe-
tite, Lack OF Energy. etc. Enriches
the blood, strengthens the muscles and
gives new life 10 the nerves. They net
like Il charm on the digestive organs,
removing oil dyspeptic symptoms.
TRY THEM. Sold by all druggists.
Write for the A 3 c Book sent free.
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Nail, Southwark connects ct Charlottesville

Nail, Southwark, connects ct Charlottesville
with Ches. s. Ohio L. r., East and West. At
LyGcE6urg, connects Tith Norfolk & Wott.
ern T. H., through Southwest Virgins. to
Nashville, Now Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Tezes-and st Danvlle with Richmond s
Drnvil!e K. F., to South snd Southwest.
BIpress Southwark connects at Chsrlottee.
Ville W all points on Chee. s. Ohio Il. B., and
st Dsnyiils for sill points South. East and South.
e1srdris dsily. except Sunday, 500 a. m. and
II IS q. NJ, snd returning arrive at AloIandris
II DO m and 30 p. m.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
! 10 q. m. ,snd Alexandria ! t6a. NJ, daily
connecting with the Valley Read East and
West. Loave St1sshurS : 60 p. H., arriving O.
Ale1sEdria 81 IS 2. m.
MINED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
IsloN leaves Alexandria daily, except Sun.
day, ct Gu 8. H., arriving a. S,rssburg at Us
y M, and returning leaves Ssr,sbarg ST rs
| a. IN, arriving IN Alexandria al = So 2. III.
Fer Aiddleburg, daily connection 81 flssh,
station.
For Crpervil!c, rcgulsc connection at ns,.
For WARREN Ton. lsavs Washirrsea -
I 10 =. Il. daily snd IL Q5 : m. daily, except
Sunday.
Messengers caa leave Wa,rentuE 1T Is 8 m
and tako mixed trsin a. Junction and reach
Alexandria st II 10 n, in time 10 msko2 Il. l.
+. train st ~ 81 p II fer Washington, Bsilimo,u
Gad Rev York.
AL trains make good connections, :. VA: &.
ing:on, 10 and from North cad West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington, s
ID >. NJ. running through without cGai4st
FAT train wi Marks Adjustable Reclining
Chair Car attached runs through t. White sui
pbur Srlnss without change ard f:am White
Sulphur to Balm Gro without cGMuko Thi, is
the tastes: train between these poiDts.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, ts. w!thcut change, on IL Is
p. m. train.
Through tickets rcry low IL tie South III
South west.
MHHCEK SLAUDHTEN. q.
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Enw'D. e. LEADnEATER. TICS. LEADBRATKB
T. s. I1eadbeater & Bro. j..

Nos. and 8. Fairfax H..
Established 1888.
Dealers in
pUkk DRUGS and MEDICINES, OEEMI.
OA Is, PAINTS, OILS, rRCPHIETA-
~ MEDICINES, GARDEN SEEDS
SPICES, AGRICULTURAL
UEM1CALS FlNETOI-
LET GOODS, DC, &c.
ttcp.ieto.c Of Anodyne Pectoral, Lubri2atins
Linir:o1., Essence Jsmaic. Ginger and COue6
Syrup, end Agents for Ayor's Medicines Aver.
tlPe Chemical Paints SC.
8vecy eIur! will 10 made TO rnn,nAin the high
rHrntaticn III our old establishment, nv
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E'sses SAFE eees xGRu,

s4'Oh RENI--GhGap TO r. relinb.a tenaEt-a
- harm CT Gbou. Oh s AUNUkEU ACHES
IN Psuqu:er county; coed iand; plenty IF good
water; house Comfortable bat suusr ihreo miles
from rai'rcad station. Address i. q. Box 527,
Baltimore Md ieY0-3t
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THE STEAMER
6 EORGE IF A = "

ICaffSlnR Tho q. :. Msil)
WI. leave her wharf, foo. of Prince street. on
~ HSDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATDR.
DAYS: st $50 p. m stopping 6. Piney poibt
ana fulat Lookout going aud returning. BE.
turning leaves Norfolk on WEDNESDAYS,
FKlDAIo nnd SUNDAYSat4o o'clock n. N.
peg iul!rS With May |. 1851, Excursion itch ets
will be issued good for four d,yp. "a follows
F;rss class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
folk, " Of First class round TIP, SIS 80: Second
class, each way, 81 5n; First class fare 10 finey
foiht and Point Lookout. 81 80; Filst.c,.ss
round trip, 50; Second class, each wsy. IS cts.
Sts.erooms 81. Meals rs cts. W.
i. z. HGOE, Ageut. mh2f
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E'OE REET-Tho LIVERY STABLE on
- the osst eide Of Washington street. between
King and Cameron. formerly occupied by Vim.
Jegg and more recently by w. j.. Thornton.
Possession given On the Isl of July. Apply 10
ielG-lm LDHN HARMON
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CHANGE OF TINE

1T
CHANGE OF THE,
Vh md after Monday. October A,h, the
ooats OF the PCfOAAU FERRY CO. will run
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA.
~, So, e5O, 81, 10 50 and IL &c a. M, and
II 80. 80, 2 50. SO, : 80, 80 ESQ and : RI
p. n. ~
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
63u ~, 20. 9 80, 10 80 and IL 80 a. IN. And
IL 81, 81, EGO. 3 &C, 4SQ, 6 90, 6 80 and &c
Cn Sunday The first trip from each CID will be
ny25 GEO. X. PHILLIPS, Manager.
inland 3 SEABOARD OOASTlNG co
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a VOICE From FAUQUIER County, Va
One customer wr!tes Thus. After careful test
Tor tho past ts7o weeks. rlysei aud wife pro.
nounce your BEST RESULTS Patent PROCESS
FLOUR as tiuo -four as ~c nayo ever used, aud
feel conhdcns tiers is 20 grade q il:nr manu-
featured Iha: cxoc5 yCuTs. Cold outy by
GEO. MCBURNEY T. Son.
5. W. Cor. kipe and Washington Sts.
Alcxstdf!a Vs.