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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

GumbO ills cYrry pOwdor',as A ]. ROien.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20
Bows / Iculh S Boots & Shoes.

We have L very large stock Of Boys and
4OuLt's Gcuoo! e,:u Drass Shoes OF all the new
styles, which are T@r5anted 10 give satisfaction,
htd WEI De sold ntcL cheaper lLtn they Can De
bought IL Ills cly or N asaiag ton 1t will repay
JuE - eGanlG. :L"se RGcd=
II VIII ;.nOIG srcs. satisfaction 10 show
these GOODS 10 tne pubic and al! W, Con Soy IL
that they CsnnUi DC Tea. n variety, style, quail.
~ Or prices.
W. b WADDEY 10 King st.
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gA&GY sleeGss&.

y LOVES in Kid, Herlin, Lele Thread. SILK
- aud Lscs, showing all ne newest shades
Tor the senson. also 9 rev assortment Of Lace
si:Is. Price 25c, 5Cc 75c and ST rs per nsir.
Curseta n al the leading Styles, perfect in TT
SOD lnish Prices soc 10 s. 20 DER pen.
Underwear Special s!t=LtioD is called ~ the
largo assortment fur Ladies Ganta, Il is:cs,
6"ys and Infants in Gauzo Lislc Thread, tios.
ssmer sni Sunmer Meriao: also sic exhibiting
"cnoce assortment Of Ladies' Undergraduate
OF every description, Chem!ses Drawers, Night.
gowns. Skirts &c.
Linen and Sill asndkerchie -Suspenders
Hosiery, showing the most choice uatterEE DC
wall As The largest assortment ct medium nnG
dnsi quality. t'otstgatly sd5irg tay latest pat
ie:ns ~ socn BIS hey act ufElrst for sale by the
Il .tItsCtuT"s
Mack ElM nrs fuEa, Ski7ls, Yeilinrs, But.
tons SilSs Uott0Dg &c
hdRiIgs ia ''~is:, Hamburg Naineook, Cora.
j"c, Yotn collie Valei cienues Lsngue6Uc
4o:Cnun Russian Verise, Crochet, &c.
LishrIir fatent Bosom, Reinforced sud
scratch >nivtr. IN ianudried end unisuudred
loIt,s ADD GUil', sizes II TO IS iuchss. Prices
iZc l52, &c and Z5c
Ge!m&btcwD :tcLlcnd aud Ss1ony Wool
Lerh;r Wos.ed IL sll Cuiors, Silks. Canvass. g G.
NeckwaEr-&.t IL! times tbs collection will
suFpess eli o.her cssortmeIt3 offered in tho city.
= Tn display Of tI,udcn!. the best Scsyf ever
m"oe for mel; also Gorciau, Ele1or, l. udsce
II"plcji. DE .IoiGvile, Lace, and Complete
lite Of tancy Ties and Bows.
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FltSk REESE TNtsM.

RatSs REESE Yssks@.
GT2a2sfg Sts:3 =. g. A-ssa Er .aI9eiD sGHS
29Gsi+1F
EVKRY FRIDAY, a. II a.; and returning,
lep9e New Ycrk, fro;0 pior -, Ess. river. nv.
Gky SATURDAY. . II. . clock = "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20

SE'tF:r1@ ss.atS szGaiHS OF are E3siss.
CLOSING.
Washington i. O.. tnd Ncrtheas.e:n G,i.!is
e. III. - &c. a:.d oIt - :. n.
~ "stcrn tGla.g 80 and ) is q. II.
Som,Utfa mails, ri. hlchincni, IS, 10 30 a.
IL. alc - ZIG s Is p. IL.
SouIH and SuU.L western ::Sig, Via LYEcb.
burg, ViTgiIis, aay ano through mnils, ! ~ Il.
II. &hc - = n.
EkL',ys.s t;.y!9:41 100 4. IL.
A!eSslC7iG 10 4:ouA:. Ill. ". DC :, IL
oPKNiSG.
&Ortherr md .. es.erI. llaii3, via Washing-
s1,., ~ L., . ~ IL. Il .ad o. ,. n.
Souin"rn mails, via Richmond, VA, 30 s. Il
sGd 81 2. r..
>Uu!:Tc-.e!l nails ~ L.yMchDur2. Virgins
ittrouGA NAILS including way li.aIls on Midland
aslifOlc, 80 L, 49,
MaAass,s Division 30 y. n for lock COX only
EUuld Ill! . -eisxaadria, Vs., 81 T. e.
Office 6cui3--U4ce oleas - { % s.. u, aGC
Clos. at I " .. Il.
Sunday Hours-OBcg opens al t5 C. t., and
closes 81 80 i. cl.
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q G:SIIccxuundria 01azettttee
MONDAY EyEN!He. JUNE -


The UNCERTAINTY IF HYi ROPaeB "a
Kingston ~. y, disi aLch says:
"GcoIr0 Post ~bo WAS taken sick about q
week ago nth wEst WIS regarded Us by drUpnO
b,a u s,Il ...Ivc and Is more rational hnd les.
violent tSsn ai fist. The do"io!e have been ex-
ec,ltg Lie des.6 every day, bu! now hopes Of
r.c1vcry are ,ntrrt-Ued. lie w.s bitten in u e
HAND by fewEuuadland dog s6o!. three } os!s
ago. he wCuEd soon healed, aid, hs the dO2
lie incl6ctt Ca tuesday iast In" young Msn
was seZ Will sym Dtoms vii L were Il! once
Regarded % those accompanying hydr"lhnoia
65 81 TIE CITY ny ;icians wbc have watched u.
case WITH much interest from the Gtst. Between
The intervals O! spa II the p&tient is RAJ Oua snG
quiet, partakgs ii food md OF water st times !;
but usually the Sigh: or souId o. water throws
hIm into violent epSsD!s. He siecps quietly IL
times ana docs not grow WB.ker materially. he
is conscious OF the APPROACH OF the sDsans srd
"ArDs The >lithiaiis To seep cut OF hi5 reach.
Clolo!orm Ia freely used 10 qaiel him
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LEGsL NeTrCEs.


Memo The object of this suit is to oblsiu q
decree diVo!cing the cCmpl.ns from tha bonds
OF mstr! nonY with the defendant
The defendant, John H Anderson, not having
enietsd bis sppeHrsnce and given security accord
ing to The act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court snd 1t appearing by affidavit that
he is not u resident of this State il is or
dered that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do Whist is necessary to protect hi.
Interest in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alcxandria Ca
zeite, newspaper published in the city of Alex.
drla, once week for four successive weeks and
posted at the front door of the Court House of
this CITY = copy, test:
(. hemper r.q. jel7-wiw
VIRhINlA: at Rules held in the Clerk
office Of lho Circuit Court Of the city
Of Ale1snd!is, or the GIN day OF June 1881
Charles :. TsS!c! sr., comrlsiuant against
John st % ErOokes sdu'r OF VIM. +. Den.
Lis, snd in his own tight, VIM r. Brrokes,
George u. 2r2ukes, ,iIti :: puiSs rG I'D and
Rsbeccs Il. Usiaxtray,d, bis wiz Chs LAID
Sid usan L. Lsdd, his wife, J. H4rria Forbes
Sid YnnDia l.. Eufb,s, hi. vito, ~. Il. Fowla,
T. BecEhnn aid Carrie A. Bcckhsm, his
wife, Annn il. FC~ir, FilzhHsh Lee snt ii.
lrn Lee his wife b. i. towls, Geo J.. Fowls,
Philip K. Fowls, Charles s. rsvlor, ir, Ju-
I. ~ ne o. y'<>HCt ~ OuIhC "iio,
Ba:bsrs ;fowlo Gco:gr = Fuwle, Ellen
Fowlc l!hcte two benz nfinls) Frank r.
Pressim n. Elz beth U. Cot, oiaD, John U.
Dennis. Louis I!sInsn al Nsty W Gfau-
nan, lis wife, W }. Bowen III d Lucy } Bowen,
his VIE, Sec Is Depni= Jas u. Dennis z.
u. Pitt., George Pills. Barton Pills Spencer
Fits. Matla flils. tic.IT K Dennis, FrsaK 4
Dennn, ). 4 De- mis-. Edwin w. uennis srd
Hehiy Page ard Virginia U. Fsse, his WIS., Dc.
iendhhtz, In cnance:y.
Men!r. The bj%c. Of this suit is TO procure q
decree Tor tba sai' II lbs real estate or when
William +. Dennis Ci d seized md pcssessed TO
pSy allowed deb.e grsl Sail d. ndUnt
nc GeielGaIis. j. harris Forbes nd Fannie
L. Forbes, his Eit3 ilares Ladd and Susau l.
Laid, his vile, frsnk +. Pre.stwsn Alizaoeth
u. Co!!map. Vim. Bowen and Lucy j. Sow
eD, MS wife, Lewis Grammar hnd Msry j Gran.
uan MS wife, George U. penAls, } Ines Pitts
aud Baton Fits, Lot having enter ther ep-
pearance and given security according 10 the act
CT Assembly ana The rules OF this Court.
bid il appearing by affidavit that they arc moi
residents CT thE Stale. i. s ordered thst tho sails
Defendants sppear here within ono month afiel
due publication OF this order. and do what is
GecrtsaTy 10 protect their Interest. III this SUIT :;
aud that copy Of this order be forthwith il
ssfled IN tie alexandria GnGstte, newspaper
published III the CITY o. AlexaEdris. once Is week
!oT lOur successive weeks. aid posted at the
from door OF TIE Court House q thi= ely.
l ccpy. lest
EOST0N MhRYE Tl,,L
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u ail, SouthH ard. COZ meets St Chariot. eevlle
with Ches. y Ohio 4. H., East and West. st
ern K. T., through Southwest Virgins, to
Nashville, New Orleanr Memphis, Little Rock
and TeIss-snd st psnville with Richrond &
uenvill 10 K. T., to South and Southwest.
h1press. Southwsrd connects st thsrlot.ee.
Vll!u W Ell poAts on Chcs. i Ohio Z. g., and
81 DsnVllle !oT Al points South East and South.
AI&ED TRAINS for Main Limo leave 81.
HIsndris daily, except Sunday, 8 Oh a. N. and
II 50 u, w., anG returning arrive at Ale1andrla
IL 40 m snd z 20 p. II.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
7 IL e. n. .nd Alo1andriE 7t5 4. NJ, daily,
connecting with the Valley Road Yas: sn5
West. l4oavu Strssburs 80 p. M, arriving AZ
Aie1:nd7is 81 { IS .. N.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
ISlON leaves Alexandria daiy, except Sun.
Cay, 1T CO a. ~, arriving ST Strs;bu.x 81 C5
y. M, and returning leaves Strssbur4 a. s Is
e. m., arriving N Alexandria st : sc .. m.
For hiddlehGrg, daily connection a. Plalrr
stsioI.
Eos UPpasuiiie, regular connection al De!a-
plane,
For WAKNGNTOE. lesvs Washington p:
u =. e. Ca!y and II o. T. 10. dsily, except
Study.
Passengers can lcsve Warrenton st 5 25 a n,
and taSo mixed lrsi. hi Junction end roach
Ale1andrls 1T II II U III, in TINS 10 make a. u
Z. train a. y 81 M for Washington, Baltimore
and >ew ICin.
AL Trains 2aaho good connections. ;, Wash.
iESt3n, 70 and IRON II 9th and Vest.
NeT Orleans sleeper leaVes Washington y:
7 10 X. n, rAnnr. through without chsngc,
Fast train wi Marks adjustable Reclining
Chair tsr cti,un-o runs through t. Wblte ul-
phur ~ fiDis Nth W Chrnge and from White
sulphur 10 Baum ra Without Change Thi. is
IN q fastest t'a!n between these poiats
Pullman Sleeping Csrs between Washington
J ana Augusta, Gs., without charge Oh III 10
p. m train.
Through tickets very loW to toe South an
south West.
MERCER SLAUGHTER G.
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1854 GREAT 1851
~, 49, PaN NSYLE ROUTE
10 TIKI NORTH Es4l & SOUTHWES:
STEEL EalLs, SPLENDID SOENAG:
&AANIFlCENT eQuIPMENi.
My l6.h, lSSl.
!cS!Hs leave Washington from depot of BAL.
TlMQRE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
Her q Sixth and 3 s.l acts, rs follows:
Foi Philaderhis, Nov ! orb srd re Fist. 8 and
III 81 sE,. Gr,ly, except Sunday .rt 20y, 1000
enc ~ 10 F,ri daily, wi!t Palace Care. Lax.
'.au .s-pres5 CT Pullman Parlor Cars $50 a,
e. daily, except Sunday. FoI ftilndelsha
snd ~ ~ u. u. dsiiy, except Suudsy, aud
oC} a, 10 ard 10 70 y. m. daily,
fol fitiss urg snd !hr Nest o.UJ s. H. witt
rsrtCT car tc P.t.sburg and Sleeping Car to
tssSure ard Chicago lC.3i S. Ii. DAILY
$50 y. II. CT ), with .>aiace Tar 20 Chicago.
20. oansndsigu. and the North, 10 g. u.
eEeep$'SuhGay ana 8 81 >. N. daily, szccps
Saturday, with Pslace Gar = Csnsndsigua,
For Tathiaa. 1880 A. n. dai,y except San.
day.
For Baltimore, a. 500, $40 and l0 80 a. IL;
~, ~. $40, $40, 9.3C, lO 60 and 10. Is D. II.
90 Sunday 500 and 1888 s.nl.; 2.t0. AZ, 9.a,
IL ID BAG 10 ID D. IL
fGf ropes CrUca Line, S 40 Z. M, and 80 D. n.
ds!ly, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, ~ q. N. and 80 .. m daily
except sunday.
LOYAL TRAINS.
Sor Aio1antrlz 100, 720 $40, and II 30 s.
NJ and e, 5, ~, e aud Ii 80 p. III. sun
day y! GU, . ~. and ii 80 d. IN. and o. n.
Ttalns iesYh. Alexandris TOR Wssnlns .oA, o.G0
e.t3, and 10 >. la, snd II ID, 3, 8, 7, 9 IL
p. IN. srt IL Dighto
IN Sunday al 8.t5, and 10 q. III. and I gu and
~ p. n.
TAROUGa TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, Wis
Qusntico and Richmond, will leave Ale1sn.
dris g! 7.2} AID II II S. m. daily and ~ 2.
m. daily, except sunday.
Fast mail, leaving at IL Il l. M. makes but one
stop, VIZ: at Quantco, between Alexandria
snd Rich mond.
ilcSels md information cal be procured At
principal railroad stations and sicke. Offices
Sculhoasa. j. K. WOOD,
sHS.NK THOMSON
General Manager. myiS
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slesslars OF this lire &ill run ss follows:
EDss EDSE0EA.

Stes.lofs OF Ehls lins sill run 80 follows:
FOR E5&E0EA,
connecting with Merchants snd Miners Line
Tor Eos.oo, steamer
L-sNE1 OF TasE E.sgs
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, snt
FRIDAY, at GO O'Clock pm; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days OF q Gu T.. ID.
This staunch iron steamer hss ust been paint
ed throughout stsierooms newly furnished and
carpetec, and Ia tbs handsoclest as well AZ tho
safest oost on the POton &C river aid ChssapeGke
bay, and IS the only steamer making close con.
nect!on with the New York and Boston stesni-
ers; also connects with Kchmou ste4 mers eno
rsilroeG lines south. Stops At PINEE FpINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning
baelnnlLg May ls;, 1851, excursion tickets,
good Tor Tour Gays, VIII Dc l:sutd az follows -
trstcisss round Trip TO IT. Muuloe snd Norfolk
IS 5 ;; hrs, class fsre TO Fortress vi onro. snd
Norfolk u; second class each way ST. 90; ftEL
Gisss tAre L" Piney FONT snd PClni Lookout
81 50i first class Quad trip to pinGy Puiul ard
Font lookout 81 81; second class each gay T5c
ctn'efooms 81; meals TO-.
h'atSs NsIsT TssksM.
ST2aznF o ta5 =. @. A.es . Esr .aI9iD .,ssYS
24&sis4V
EVHRY FRIDAY, a. II a.; and returning.
leeYs New GGrk, froi0 pi0r -, Essl river Ey.
GkY SATURDAY, ~ . clock = n.
fhe steamers of tpis company make coacec-
tons st Norfolk lor BrstuE And 81! points Fest =:
1t New 2Crs with al points W1st end Enrrt,r
TEst, and at AlorSndriS WITH Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Chic Railroad
Through rnses gwen end lreigbs hanc iod c.yo,
July and promptly. Eo1 turthus lntortaa.,oI
app!y ~ " y. II &ED, Agent
jsnncys wharf,
W4. TEO IPocN, President,
lfio street,
sep 2l-tt Washington, =. 9.
~:ss.EsF. CLTpg'S GJEAA LINE WRpK-
iIss: 70 Ky &c
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVEH, PEOyr.
UENCB ANUrBOSTON.
StsaTl 9rs lesTs AleIsndTis EYEKY TUEa.
9&Y and lesvs Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
URDAY.
ThiB limo connects at Alexandra With Ere G.
&. s N. and " & o. K. Rs, eno o.. Pbilsdei.
phiS with Clydo6 regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence sad Boston
Freight forwarded with promp taess and csrs,
froe Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Phiiadelo5js, and
Wharfage in Boston. Quick time. Freouent
departures, Through ratea and th.ousk hiIIs
Of lading given. Insurance at the lowest rates.
Agents:
=. &. REED, Aioxsndria.
N&. ? CLYDE &c CO., Phiiadelphis.
JOHNSON s. CO., Wash. & Georern
jan 8-i e'A
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ssfzIzEEs ksESys G4'es.
NEkNEY SPRINGS.
~ 81 UOAH Co, VA.
SAM CkL II. MuLLIN. PrOurietor
~

NEkNEY StRINMS,
~ SHEN & y DOhH 90, VA
SAMUEL II. MuLlIN, Proprietor.
,pisE J y L lJ:h.
H'3 large nnG delightful summer rrsort stu.
,sfd GmGn& lrc n.CuHta!ns OF the Vaii-y OF pir-
4';is. only - miles sasy from Baltimore and
Chic X i; - N0UIt Jackson. From lnis POINT
passengers leave for the Springs, bsiny convey ed
10 eI'EaUt lark Wa.onB.te over /. cp.sndid
mouni4!n road, arriving i n :ine for eariy tee.
N2Urd Trip tickets Issued by railroad com.
iGnIcs. SrId tor :amoLles.
/. CHANCELLOR. Res Ply. myl7.lm
s~1aP"a. >pNlNGe AND BArH, (sLkA.
EOU-It, W. YIkUIMlA k'so Chsiy.
beytg Ns.trs, rich in lot, .ut fae VIZ u
,u'EaIr 4 I.ag il :uu SCiI CuIhU.G Omen on
June =. 10 IA !aLv IN Closer aG Tho cCmpSny
"Iu jH:.lii. Uh,gCrt O. - Euy mlnersI va;ers
- lusIlcs tor the cure II ac'l dyspepSis, kiG-
rY a'.d bladder troubles ute!l2' :ii:nenr, sout.
diseases u tun ska. cctrrsh affections, rnru.
nI~litE aiC iuDCllvn:! hsSrt troubles. II Is
An TN FAILING civ ENr OF Cal.
CU III. Thee waters awe proved # g-est value
In msay vtha! dtsc:65s but can De ulCIe conf
Gently relied or n the nDcgc iamed than My
hor ;,lncfol spring in ibis CourGy. | guar.
ait.e II Cu:e il cu!s;l9 b. miGersl waters Tho
bnlh:--EUt, colo and shoWei-afe uneGCelled uly.
wlero 1hs new snd elegant swi mming pool of
alkaline water, the !rrges: II III" United States,
if not IL the wpI d. Is espe, ialy attractive.
~ = y safer or better pace tor adde's or child
rem to learn 70 Fvim. Plenty to fill thar ston,.
sch md ncl0 bets to rest then, on. R,st mount
roads IL ,r&,rls; one Auitdrcd dollars to the
mi ~ peud@d upon iiom Ill. e.rius. iLe air
q. tnis uevatua region is pure and delicious
CapoD beng hesrcf 10 al the cilie5 north Of The
Potomac iEzn any of the VlTglni. springs Of
note Dy Ill average Of hundred and ff,y miles,
cia!Dis T. large patronage on that score. For
. cssure or IesIlh the traveller need not 20
lurtiuc. Board, by the month, ST. $50 End
sc according TO location. Send Tor psmph els
Girgrt, CT c.il or u 5. TEUM PSON, 7U3 18th
Il Washington, D. O. for pam phiets sud wa.er
tlac music good ooz;ing, Gshirg and hunting
IL seAyou; gCUd livery. w. Z. SALE.
mylG-lm Proprietor
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HUNIUN MI e CIGJE.
John n JOhnsuD, q ie9-s4a

John NJ JOHNSON. q je9-S4s
VIRGINIA IN the clerks Office Of he Cor
poraticn Court Of 1hn CITY ut Alexandria,
on the I'd cay of June, 1881
w. Arthur lay Tor. trustee. plaintiff s3a!nst j
=. an~llnt, El,z,beth Mclheuny, M,ry
White, Jane Tuner, Willisu; Demsn lhas
Deusln, Thomas i:egnard end Eliza 1eIh his
wife, Oscar Demsin, William Ii Censln
SrGce Domain, Lilly 3. iJemain, 1:eorse t. sgs
md jams hl= wife AID Mary Z. johnson, &C.
fan ants In cnhucery.
Memo. The U. get of This euii is TO obtain 8
decree for the ss9 .! Certain piCc roal estate
uclDi SlHS TO thn .st-sc -! tbs isia Reuosn john.
aEu !ur other p'lrpoaes
The delendscis snc Turner, Charles Dersis,
Ihcmas keynsrd and k.z :lh Zig vita, Oscar
DemaIu, Nr. i. Uems.u, George sage and
Jane Cage his wifs not having euse.ed their
appearance ind given security according
to the acL OF Assemb y, and the rules Of
lo!s Court, and II appesriEg oy affidavit that
iaey are act residents OF this State it is o..
dered thst the said defendant appear here with
in one month after due publication o. this
order and DO Whist is necessary TO protect ,hslr
Interests III this suit; and that copy of this or
Ger be forthwith inserted in the Ataxandris Ga
2ette, d newspaper published in the city of AL.
eSGndrln, once week for tour successive woek:
srd posted IL Inc front door Of the Court House
9! this city. y cCpy--test:
:.'tKIuN :HAHYR. Clerk.
W. Arthur Taylor, . q je2-s4w
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r.; Y 81 . b
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CHA M9N or TINR,

On end after Monday, October 4th, TIE
boats OF the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
s. follows:
LGAvS ALEXANDRIA:
s %. 7 80, S &C. 80, 10 80 and II 90 NJ. and
IL ~, 80 80. 3 50, ) 80, 81 and 6 so y. m.
LEAVE NAhHIN4TON:
81, 30, 90, 9 &c. 10 80 snd IL 20 q. ~. and
Il 81, 81, 80. 3 50, So 20 and 6 30 D. m.
On sunday lhe hrst trip from cacA end will be
al Z 30 q. u.
my25 GEO. K, PHILLIPS MaDs,er
i inland & SEABoAKD COAsTlNG co.
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&TEAM LEE
TIUE.
f'oTo.HAC EERRE' Co's. sTsssnEgs
FOB LANDINGS
ON THE P0T0NaC RJUpp

f'oTo.H.aC FERESE' CO.'S. sTss.nEgs
FOR LANDINGS
on TEE POTOMAC RIVER
On End sfter June Isl,
Will leave as follows:
Steamer T e AFRO SAITH leaves Poto-
msc Ferry Cos. wharf, Loot of King street,
ct : 81 {. M. DAILY. except Wednesday, Is
lar IS Ooltor''s, ard On sunday, Tuusoey ahc
Friday as f,r a. Abelps. Leonsrd,owp. kluf1
Pclnt, Lnn:aste.'s wharf JhspIicn, Howsrd's,
Co5rum .nd Stone's. On hondns. Thur.dsp
and Saturday, for t'urriomOn, Seals, Moul
holly. EomlDi .nd Prospect Hill.
3EO. 4. PHILLIPS, Mansgor,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J. 3. PADGET7. Agons jei4
N'oK NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, FOX.
TEEss MONROE AND TIE SOUTH.
TBEsTEAMBa
GLE ORGE LIE A r Y
Carrying tho U. 5. Ssii)
Val leave her wh,rt. fco. of Prince street. On
IUEaDAfS THURSDAYS md SATUK.
"a 5: st $50 p. Ill stopping al Piney Point
sno fellt LUuAeus going aud returning. he.
turning leaves Norfolk on WEUNESDANS.
fridays and SUNDAfSst4o 'c;cck .. m.
Begin ina with May l. 1881 kxcurson ticke.s
VII De ISSUED, good FOR tour dsy., ss follow. :
f,rst ol'ss f.!e to Fortress Monroe .nd Nor
Class, each way, 81 so; frat c.ss fare TO siIsy
fGiht and Prini Lookout, ST. 80; First cIsss
round tip, 10; Second ciass, each wsy, rs cts.
S!cterooIis 81. Mssis rs CTS.
EEOkG MATTINGLY, Suot.
T. b. HQOE, Agent mh26
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GE.em:sa. :a:.ea s,.ualmg oil aise s3@!lg.

Ess ASK jour d'r.2i-. i"r copy Of "I luu;
McL' ; trcuQ" - and read It
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-09
Wrong Side Up.

A German antiquary once made the
discovery that stone placed over a sta
BILE door bore the inscription 1881.
Calling on the proprietor, the Profess
sor said to him eagerly: did you not
obtain this stone from the castle ruin
on the hill yonder!" ut may be that
my grandfather fetched it thence when
he built the stable,'' was the reply.
The antiquary then asked what he
would take for the stone. ''Since you
appear to have a fancy for it, said
the farmer, ':give me 40 guldens, and
1 will bring it to your house" Rather
large sum- said the Professor; ''bHt
bring it to my residence, and you shall
have the money" The farmer
brought the stone upon truck. and
the jealous antiquary turned it over,
to refresh his eyes with sight Of it's
venerable chronological inscription,
not without anxiety that it might have
been damaged in it's removal. why"
he exclaimed. ''This is not the right
stone. On the one bought from you
was the date 1851, while this bears the
very modern date 1907 Do not
trouble about that" said the peasant.
s'The masons, you see, sir, turned the
stone upside down when they set it in
the doorway. because it fitted better
that way"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-09
Aristotle On Money

Aristotle, the great philosopher of
antiquity, alludes as follows to the
theory of coinage existing and prac-
ticed in his day:
sit became necessary, therefore to
think of certain commodities, easily
manageable and safely transportable,
and of which the uses are so general
and so numerous that they insured the
certainty of always obtaining for them
the articles wanted in exchange. The
metals, particularly iron and silver and
several others, exactly correspond to
this description. They were employed,
therefore, by general agreement, as the
ordinary standard of value and the
common measure of exchange, being
themselves estimated at first by their
bulk and weight, and afterward stamp.
ed, in order to save the trouble of
measuring and weighing them. ,"
So wrote the great philosopher, more
than two thousand years ago, express.
ing not only his own thoughts, but
also those Of the age in which he
lived
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-09
Birds in HeligOland.

Heligoland is the most celebrated
station in the world for studying the
migration Of birds. This little island is
hardly hundred acres in extent-an
isolated, triangular rock. of red sand
stone, with perpendicular cliffs 200 or
300 feet in height all around it. 1t is
mostly cultivated, and its resident birds
are hardly more than dozen species
but in spring and autumn migrating
birds make it a resting place, and these
are watched for and shot or trapped by
almost the whole population, and the
results have been carefully chronicled
for the last twenty-five years by Mr..
Gatke, an experienced resident ornithol-
ogist. The amazing result is that as
many species of birds have been OBJ
tanned in this minute islet as in any
country in Europe, while the vast num-
Der of the migrating hocks is shown by
the fact that $1,000 larks have some
times been caught in one night.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-09
COerciYe Measures.

A Galveston Irishman has very
bright boy, who READS tic papers. The
other morning the old man askci: Pat
rick junior why he didn't return the
change from the marketing. There was
no answer except that the boy NUT
tered "The toirant."
"Have you fed the pig, Patrick ?"
A stony stare was the only reply.
Then, for about fifteen minutes, there
was vision Of a son closely pursued by
bareheaded father, revolving around
the house until the latter overlook the
former and yanked him over a water
barrel.
81 was only thrying Boycott on yez,
feyther; for the sake of ould Ireland
lave me alone"
"It's boy caught ye are," painted
the old man. "I'll tache ye to thrife
wild home-ruler." ard he reached out
and gathered barrel-stave.
The application Of coercive measures
could be heard four blocks Official
veston NeaDs.