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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-20

Mr. q. Il, Oudeluys, leading importer of Bal.
timore, has stated that nothing has done his
dyspepsia, indigestion, &c, so much good as
that most wonderful of all tonic and reviving
medieines-Brown's Iron Bittcrs. just think Of
it; at supper the other night although a chron.
ic ayspeptle he says he ate, at IL O'Clock, fried
oysters chicken salad and ice cream, after which
taking dose of Iron Bitters, he mover spent a
more pleasant night, with no dvspeptic symp
tons in the morning
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-20
MENDINa THE OLD FLAG.
BY WILL CARLTON.

In the silent gloom of % garret room
With cobwebs round it creeping,
From day to day the old flag lay
A veteran worn and sleeping;
Eingy old, each wrinhied fold
BY the dust Of years was shaded
Wounds of the storm were upon its form,
The crimson stripes were faded
Twas nournful sight in the dim twilight
This thing of humble seeming,
That once so proud DER the cheering crowd
Had carried its colors gleeming;
Stained with mold were the braids of gold
That had flashed in the sun rays kissing;
OF faded hue was the field of blue,
And some of the stars were missing.
Three Northern maids and three from glades,
Where dreams the Southland weather.
With glances kind and their arms entwined,
Came up the stair together.
They gazed awhile witba thoughtful smile
At the creuching form before them;
With clinging holds they grasp its folds,
And out of the darkness bore them.
They healed its scars they found its stars,
And brought them all together
Three Northern maids and three FROM glades,
Where smiles the Southland weather.;
They mended away through the summer day,
Made glad by an inspiration
To fling it high at the smiling sky
On the birthday of our nation.
In the brilliant glare of the summer air,
With brisk breeze round 1t creeping,
Newly bright through the glistening high.
The flag went grandly sweeping;
Cleaning and bold were it's braids of gold,
And flashed in the sun rays kissing,
Red, white and blue were Of deepest hue.
Aud none efthc stars were missing.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-20

1t may be that the people of Maine
are dull and not able to make money ;
but when you stop at railroad station
having twenty minutes for dinner, pay
your money in advance and in the first
place get plate of soup SO hot it takes
it nineteen minutes to cool, and don't
get lick at anything else, it may seem
to you that the restaurant man is q
keen old rat.-B0ston Post.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-20

RAPID TRANSIT: 1t happened on q
railroad train which was going-welI,
it was not lightning express. The
engineer whIstled "down brakes"
''What isthe trouble, conductorw ex-
citedly asked passenger. Sow on
the track" cody responded the conduc-
tor. The man was satisfied. Shortly
afterwards "down brakes" was again
whistlcd. whats the trouble now9'
asked the same passenger. Sow on
the track" was the reply. "Great heav-
ems" cried the man, haven't we caught
up with that COW yets"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-20

~ G. BIRD, ATTORNEY At LAW VIII
". attend promptly to all business intrusted
10 him. Office on Convention street, between
Third and Church streets. Baton Rouge, La
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-20

uEMAN E. MA<1RUDER,
Ii Attorney and Counsellor ab Law, No. 81
Camp street, New Orleans, La. &.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-20
VOL. 3.
ATTORNEYS.

GEO. w. BURGESS, Attorney
VI at Law, Baton Rouge La Prompt atten-
ton given to all business entrusted to him.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-20
Southern Antidote for Malaria.

1t should be generally known that
Simmons Liver Regulator, prepared by
J. H. zeilin g. Co., is relied upon to &C.
cure to the people immunity from all
malarlal disorders. That this medicine
does what is claimed for it is proved by
its popularity, and any one who has liv-
ed in the South three years has no doubt
seen it's curative effects and the protec-
ton it gives against tho return of this
weakening and dangerous maIady.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-20

Desiring to show our distinguished
visitor some attention, very small man
with very large moustache, represent
ing an alleged morning paper of this
city, sided up to Gen. Sherman this
morning as he was viewing the cotton
patch near the exposition grounds.
General" yawped the little man, "do
you think cotton can be successfully
raised on such soil asthatln "Humph y
remarked the general, Eyes, ! think it
can" what else can be raised on 1t p,
asked the. little reporter, smiling on
William Tecumseh in a genial sort of
way. "What else ?" replied the gener-
al. "Oh, anything can be raised there.
Why, ! raised hill Oh this very spot
myself seventeen years ago F--Atlanta
Post-APpeal.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-20

Mrs, Agassiz found one morning in
one of her slippers a cold little Shiny
snake, one of the six sent the day be-
fore to her scientific spouse and careful
ly set aside by him for safety under the
bed. She screamed: There is a snake
in my slipper" The servant leaped
from the couch crying: "a snakei
Coed lsST0ass El&s ays khSsklE Ave ~
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-20
There is thing Like It.

The failing powers Of digestion, assimilation.
secretion and excretion, are restored to @sma-
mont health, strength and activity, by using
Browns Iron Btters-a true tonic! perfect.
stzenysheaer1 sars rsstssel
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-20

A positive cure for malaria, digestive and uri--
nary troubles is found in Browns Iron Bitters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-01
Arizona Names.

One of the first things to attract
the attention of stranger in re-
gard to Arizona Is the cheerful q nd
pleasant suggestive names that
everywhere confront him. In min
ing reports, dispatches, railroad
guides, and newspapers he finds a
most astonishing array of cogpo.
mems, and all of this same mirth-
ful, nay, almost hilarious, charac.
ter. For instance, Tiger, Icono-
clast, Vulture City, Contention.
Lynx Greek, Bowie, Tombstone.
Skull Valley, and finally He'll Cafi.
on, each holds out to him
its own special inducem ents.
1t was a generally con-
ceded fact that early California
names took the palm. Murderers,
Bar, Jackass Gulch, Shirttail Caff.
on, Grub Gulch, Dead MANS Guich
are hard to beat, 1t is true, but
there seems to have been a delicate
appropriateness about those selec.
tions, gratifying appreciation of
the fitness of things, which is not
manifested in regard to Arizona
names. The latter'appear to have
been chosen out of pure cussedness,
unprovokedly and maliciously.
No reasonable motive can be as.
signed for the selection of this de-
lightful assortment of cognomeus.
Possibly we. being an outsider,
lack an appreciation which could
be furnished by some of our Terri
tory contemporaries. We should
be glad to hear from them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-01

and one of them received q charge
OF shot In the legs. The party then
left the house, making the mother
swear, under threats of death, not
to divulge the occurrence. Six per.
sons have been arrested on suspi-
cion of being concerned in the out
rage.
A party of armed men forced an
entrance to the house Of a farmer
named OKeefe, near Mill street,
County Cork, and fired several
shots at the occupant, wOunding
him. He had paid rent.
The house of two persons who
had paid rent was willfully burned
at Knockash last evening.
A correspondent says that In
County Glare alone seven houses
were fired into last week, of which
outrage no report was published.
Resistance to payment of rent
has not in the least abated, but
rather increased.
DUBLIN, November 2S.-Arch-
bishop CrOke of Cashel and Rev,
Mr.. Cantwell have both subscribed
to and written energetically in ad-
vocacy of the national fund for the
support Of the imprisoned suspects.
The nan.of-war Minotaur, of
the Channel squadron, will be
Withdrawn from the Irish coast
and her men paid off.
Butterfield, Secretary for the
Land Leagues organized for Coun-
ties Down and Armagh, wss arrest.
ed to-day.
sO'Donnell arrived at London
derry on Monday night and adj
dressed an enormous crowd.
Several outrages have occurred
in County Wexford, which until
recently was quiet and orderly.
The Sheriff of Cork, protected by
a large force Of military and police,
arrived at CastletOwn, where there
have been forty evictions on the
estates Of Lord Bantry. Herbert
Gladstone accompanied the Sheriff.
ODonnell, M. P. visited ParnelI,
Dillon, O'Kelly and Kenny In Xii.
mainham Jail. O'Donnell says:
"The suspects have the looks of
men whose. health is being stead
lily undermined"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-01
Tho Elder carp Abusive.
lSan Bernardino Times.l


An exciting scene took place
Monday afternoon In front of the
Exchange Bank. Old man carp,
who was under the influence Of
liquor, was In the bAnF and be-.
came very abusive to Mr.. Byron
Waters, who turned him out of the
building. When ON the side
walk he continued his abuse,
and for some time Mr.. Waters
tOsk no notice of him. He con-
tinued it for some time, using the
vilest language and applying the
vilestepithets, until Mr.. Waters,
who was unable to stand his abuse
any longer, jumped over the coun-
ter end knocked him down. Then
the Marshal appeared upon the
scene, picked the old fellow up and
took him off.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-01


We learn that the connection be-
tween the Southern Pacific and Jay
GouId's Texas Pacific Railroad will
be made in Texas, one hundred
miles east of Ell Paso, in about four
days, and that by the first proximo
passengers can go through by the
Southern route 10 all points In
Texas, Louisiana aud to st. Louis
and New York.
At the end of the track the rails
are being laid on an average of
three miles daily. On Friday, the
day after Thanksgiving, $4,000 feet
Of track were laid. On Saturday
morning there remained but IA
miles to make the connection
Tucson Journal, NoV. 2S.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-01
Iriah News from Enelish and Irish
Sources.

LONDON, Nov. 28.-A Cork cor
respondent says q party Of armed
men recently entered the holise Of
q woman named Heinane, near
Listowell, County Kerry, for the
purpose Of shooting her because
sne had given Information to the
police. The children threw them
selves upon their mother In terror,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-01
LOSANGELES WEEKLY HERALD

Unpublished every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
One year by mail or express one ooPy"yovVee
Blk months, . 90 -
Three ""A w
Advertisements inserted AZ reasonable
rates.
All Kinds OF Job. WORN dome 80
Com pete with San Francisco sn
Price style, and Elegance of Werks
manuh1D.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-01

Garfield to Queen Victoria in re-
Spouse to the request Of the latter
some weeks ago for n photograph
of the late President. The photo.
graph sent was selected from a
large number, and is regarded as
an excellent likeness Of the de-
ceased President.
U. .. Bonds-Our Prospective NAVY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.-Secre-
tary Folger says he will issue bonds
this afternoon. His forthcoming
circular will embrace call for
bonds.
The report of the Naval Adviso-
ry Board recommends the construc-
ton of thirty-eight unarmored
cruising vessels and number Of
rams, torpedo gunboats and torpedo
boats.
DOlnxs Of ahs Tariff Convention.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-The Tar
if Convention chose Warner Mil
Ter President. He, in a speech, adj
vocsted protection in the widest
sense. A letter was read from
Blaine, whose protective principles
are stronger now than ever before,
saying that the feeling is gaining
In the South. He, however, felt
discouraged on the question Of
shipping. A number Of
speakers advocated the protection
and encouragement Of ship.build-
ing. Pig-Iron Kelley, of Philadel-
phia, read paper on the reduction
of the internal revenue taxes, and
one speaker held forth on the abo-
lition of taxes especially on drugs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-01
$4,000 TO LOAN

On frst-class real estate sec urity at0
per ocnt net, in sum OF $1,000 or over
ENQUIRE AZ the HERALD of3ce. ocl0-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-01
BOARD and ROOMS.
aoo SPRING ST.

Private Boarding; Sunny Rooms, en-
suite or single, furnished with all the
comforts of an elegant private home;
az minutes walk from the Postofy1ce.
Terms very reasonable. jyl2-6m
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FeSss YSs.g S5ia ssf.E3's'
UNSTABLE DWELLING F0R KHNT.

NOR RENT-Tte Lively STABLE on
- the osst aide OF WasL ing.Oa street, between
King and Cameron, formerly cccupiad by V IN.
Eegg and more recently BY " Il. Thornton
Possession given OF The 1T OF July. apply 10
iel6-lm JOHN LaNNUS
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Mail South ward. connects st Charlottesville
with Ches. s. Ohio Z. T., East and West. 81
Lynctbprg, connects with Norfolk s West.
ern 4: T.. through Southwest Virginia. to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Te1ss-sad st Dsnville with Richmond s.
Dsn9il!e Il. r., to South end Southwest.
Express Southwark connects 8! Chsrlot!ea.
vile ell points on Ches. & Ohio r. F.. and
st 2s4viiIs ;oE 81 points South. East and South.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave al.
ezsndria daily, except Sunday, 500 9. IN. and
II IS q. ~, and returning arrive at Alexandria
II DO N and 2 80 p. II.
For MANASSAS LINE lesve Washington
10 =. N. and Alexandria 1854 ~, dsily
except Suldsy. arrive Ct S:rssburga at Il Is p.D:
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. Leave S.:asburg 2 80 p. m, arriving a:
Mixed TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV
ISION leaves Ale1sadtis daily. exeep. sun.
Day, at 9 GO .. ~, striving at S,,asburg at Q5
| y. 10, and returning leaves Ssrssburg at rs
| 3. NJ, arriving in Alexandria at Sc ?. m.
| For Middlebufg, daily connection st P!sinS
station.
For Upper-ille, regular connection at Dela.
pisls.
For WAR2ENTOE, lesve Washington =.
: 10 a. q. daily and II a5 a. N. daily, except!
Sunday.
passen gers can leave Warreaton st 25 3 n
and take mixed train st Junction and resch
A!e1andris St Il IL NJ IL time to nakei a. s.
r train St y 50 p N TO: Washington. Baltimore
and New York.
All trains make good connections, At WISH.
ington, to and from North snd West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington st
I 10 ,. m, running through without change
Fast train vi 1 Marks Adjustable Reclining
! Chair Car attached runs through to White sui
phur Springs W!thcu. change and from White
Su!p hur to Baltim re without change. This is
the tsstes. train between these points
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and augusta, Ga, without charge on ~ Is
p. NJ trsin.
Through ticksts very low to the South snd
South west.
MERCER SLAUERTHS. G.
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IA nCTOi!:2lg TRAGEDY.
TUESDAY syEN!ya. JULYl9.

La tie III at Mastiuez. Co1tra CoG!a equity,
ca the Alb Of July, the cficia's Of the Irlscr
fluid the dead b2de OF Henry Gtos2er her giog
to the door Of the eli il which he had bteu
cotflea, aw.i;iDg irisi oo cbsrlo Of 1u5-
der. From ell indication lif3 hsd been tz,lcc:
but sbcrt time. Tie crime CT which Gross r
Was sccused, besides bliag tho highest enc
kaoTa 70 the Law, YES Supplemented By 20 H..
moat rc'edibla story Of l)T scaen1g ana &C.
!iberate preparation tor the tragedy. TIE 7jcs
tln Of the affair WAS ore Chrisil.n Smith, 3
butcher OF OAkisnJ. AbCUt the 20ln Of last
moth his dead sid clead5I body was SEED 10
CELLAR 90 tic fam o! Gro:sar, 10 Cuu,rs Costa
county, ADD by tic oiie Ct it, stretched cut,
With h.r cioihiDs throTa ozer h@T heed, Ter
person eX9osst, Iad herself 10 d req! Or pc:-
tended talus, Was Gcossst' vile. The p2rso1s
vao viewed this reveal < spectac,a weE5 ccl2h.
bus Of Grts r, called Gpoo by him 70 come
aud @!Ge,5 tie s;ua!loa. Whcu bis vie ays
peaiea 20 nave :ec37ered DIR sen=i5liisics The
account which va5 siVea ~ them both wss shss
Smith bad followed the woman into the
CELLAR with vic proposal, R.th which lie
Lad previously annoyed Ter Oh rsrior s
,c:asiors: AID 9teu SIS positively .eDered Ter
Refusal ne thta@ Ter d5W1 and attempted 10
outraged Ter. SDs sc.eansd, and Grosscr
rushed 20 the scene, aoa 70 save ard ayerga
his wife fred oao c! rlors pistol shots 9ith Ia
tai ehcc: iato tho BODY Q: !Aa butcher. For a
time this story gas ie7ei. gui 10 atts 81
was N sdc to s!rts: Cruiser, gu: il few days
suspicious OF a terrible character war, aroused
aod ha was occurred s5d lodged in sil The
allegations aga:o:t him were n!ao directed
rssICst Mrs. Crosser, nd Eefc &c the ef.o.
chat the death Of tie unfortuuate Smith Was
tho itishi1s sIlEs o. 6 bold Conspiracy between
:Eo Gsves rs-waa aud wife. IL VAS main
tanned. that q c,iuilal Intimacy hiss exi9tt 4 BE-
'wocn Smith sld ihs Tocieu for several yea!s,
snd the. GEossar bad. utkoo.n to Ter psra-
,0our. sccfeteiy eIc u,aved lis wife il her u1-
faithful acts. During tho long period Smith
hS9 furnished many aige sErys OF mostly 10
'iie woman. which sho ue7ottG 10 me iquds-
700 OF a mortgage On htr husbands farm.
The hoaccsi eucunbrsGc3 hs7og been rsmo7.
90 !: "as alleged ha' they concluded 20 1--we With.
CIT Smtb 8 s'tecIlon ard ui@rcy,apd go planned
20 XII him. "a the fats dsy he visited the
IsGn. snd it Was supposed, s9s5 invited into the
c:sf By MIS- Gfosser, who immediately threw
herself upoe the grouaG sud began screaming.
The hushaLd sho VISA helaved 10 bj yisg 10
wait, rushed forward e. the nrnper time ADD
slew bis Wr0uzed eEemy.-Sdn francisco
Chronicle
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az YOU WANi & GuOu WINE for .he
table, Try ihs VIRGINIA CLhkET, from
the Burnside Vineyard / srcw i. vi / give
satisfaction. y. W. AYEkT
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SWISS EDGING s5d INSEaTING-a ntw lot
st |. EICHBERG's
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1851 GREAT 1881

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TO The EoRTH h Wet : s sSTTa EST
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL Rails, splendid SCHNEE
hAGN1FICENT sQUIsAEE1.
May 10Th, 1851.
Ttsine leave Washington from depot of BAL
T1MORE G. POTION &C RAILRCAD, COZ.
ner Of Sixth and 8 stl ss.g, aE follows:
For philsdelphis, New York and the Esat. and
~ ~ 8. n. daily, except Sundsy, and ZOO 1000
tied Express of Pullman Psrlor Gers s3G q.
An dsiiy, except Sunday. For Philadelphia
and III ~ 3, IL. daily, except Sunday, and
=, z w, . AZ, 10 ard 10 10 y. m. dsijy.
For PitIsburg and the West 800 3. m, with
Psrlor car to Plttsburg and Sleeping car to
$3.50 p. N. dsi y, with Pslsce Car 10 Chicsgo.
For Csnsndaigus and the North, 0O d. NJ.
e1cep: Sunday and $50 .. NJ. daily, sxcep!
:, saturday, with Palace Gar " CEnaudsigus.
For Watkins, 1880 6. m. daily except sur
day.
For Baltimore, 6 d., 500. 80 and 1899 .. m;
200, 70, $40, 6.4e, CSC, 10 co snd i0.l5 p IN.
% Sunday, 500 and l0.3O AIM. 2.OO, o. Az, $50,
10 90 ana l0.l5 p. NJ
For Pope's Creek Line, 6 % &. N. end 40 2. N.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6 ~ y. m. and 40 .. N. daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Aiexandrih w, 7 70, 80 snd II 80 8.
n, and 20, 5, 6 ~, and II 80 p. n. Sun
day st co. ~. and II 80 q. M. and 8 p. m.
Trains leave Ale1sndris for " ssning!on, 600
s.o5, and 10 8. L., And y 40. 5, s, Z, GIG
p. nj. AID II night.
On Sunday at S.U5, and 10a. m. and 90 snd
~ p. m.
THROUGH TRAIN FOB TIE SOUTH, via
Quantico snd Richmond, will leave Ale1sn-
dfia ST 7.2) ana II II a. N. daily and y y.
N. ds'ly, except Sunday.
Fast mail, lesVing st II II &. m. makes It .~o
stops, VIZ: at Qusrtico and Frederick .bu,,,
m between Alexandra and Richmond
Tickets and information can be procured ,t
principal railroad stations and ticket Offices
So1thesst. j. 4. WOOD,
up.n1 Gen'l Passenger Agent,
General Manager. myle
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Steamers q :aia !!ls will rur IS toilows:
Essls NG8E0EA,
Connecting with Msrchs1ts' and Miners Line
foc Boston, glesIGeT
6.sA z OF TIE ExE5
EFEEY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, ut GO o clock p.m.; returning. leave
Norfolk on alternate days al AGO .. IL.
ihis stsuECh lion stoGH,ar has iust been paint.
cd t2:opEhoGt. s.aterocms aoviy furnished and
c2rreted, and i9 the hendsonea. rs we'll IS the
sales! COP: Gil ;aa fotor &c river and Chesspeas:e
bSJ, ana is TIC OILY s.osolcr making close con-
nect!on with the Nav York and Boston steam
ere; also con aects with Richmond stes mers .CC
rGl!:0Gc lines oI.h. Stops n! PINEY POINT
and PHl&G LOOEOUT gong and returning.
Bsginniog Day lst, 1851. excursion tickets,
good for tour Gays, viii 90 i.sued as follows -
FirEiciass tcund trlp to 1t. Monroe and Norfolk
50 81; dES. csss fare 20 Fortress Monroe end
Noriok 81; second class esch way ST so; fiat
class fsre to HiGey Flint aad PUioi Lookout
81 50; FIST Class yopnd trip 70 Piney Point and
Po.nt Lookout 81 81; sscocd class each way 75c.
Sis!eroouas 81; tnes!s I5c.
&&sEs NEW V3R&.
BTEE.aEkGia e. Z. E,Tz & .sT .ssyD sOHS
Gssso5s
EVEEY FRIDAY, at II No.; snd resrrping
lss7e Nep York, from picI IL, Esst river, RV.
ERY SATuRD&-2, 81 @ clock g. N.
Tho steamers cf this company make conrec-
tions :. Norfolk ior Sos.nC and S.! points East +:
ct Few YORK vita ell pC:usC W es. and North.
west: AID ct A!cSan3.ia with Virginia Midland
Es.ilr0ai SID - Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rntes given and i-cIgk. nsLdled care
faiiG and promptly. For further information
apply to {. 4. kAED, Agent,
VIM. THOMPSON. President,
l4,0 street,
sep 2T-:t Washington, %. G.
...cGz2s:sl CLYDE'S STEAM LINE WEEK
s::33kssss l.? TG
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIvER, PRovT.
DEACR AMI BOSTON.
t:.sEnier laavs &ie1sH;!r;s EVEgy TUES.
pa and lasFe Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
UKnAY.
Ta!s i!la caaHscia al Alexandria with Ere q
{. & 4. sad " s o. x. Es., saa 1t PhiIsdai,,
phis With C!yaas regular Stosuahips for Fall
River, Providence Ind Boston.
Freight Forwarded Via promp:Hosa and caro-,
free OF commissions.
ea chs:go for transfer IN Philsdalnhia, snd
wha1fagsi IL s!os.on. Quick limo. Prenunnt
departures, Through rstss snd th.onzS 5;lis
Of lsdiiig given. IEaursnca g. tho lowest rates..
Agents:
+. a. Bed, Alexandria.
Nh. z CLYDE s. Co. Fhlla6s!nk Il.
JOhH5UN < c.. Wash. j; Geosg.'n
jza 3~!t
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! HOOKED OORNKD BEEF, very cb oico and
~ ice cold, foc sse BY the pound or il l. 2
ard ii b Gang 3. ". Avery
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CHANGE OF TIME,

Or SD sfter Monday, October 4!h, the
ooas5 9! lac POTOMAC FERHY co. will run
Leave ALEXANDRIA;
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z 81, sc, 2 80, 50, 1 So 8 50, 6 80 and : so
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LEAVE WASHINGTON:
t ~ 10. So 80, 10 90 snd II 80 a. M, snd
Il 81, 80, ESQ, 5 go, ! go, 8 so, 90 and : sc
2. II.
On Sundsy the frs! trip from each end will be
st 6 50 5. HI.
ny25 G&C. r. PHILLIPS, Manager.
INLAND ( SEABOARD COASTlNG co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Ga&SCEEs2tS.

-, EALL HAMS. Sugar cared Shoulders,
~ Break'ss. Bacon sid Casssrd's b9st r, act
Lard for sale by |: ". AyEhY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

Ok SACBS RIO, I,AGUaYRA. MARA.
- CAIEO and OLD GOVERNMENT
JAW a COFFEE received this dsy md for sale
very lew. [elSl x. W. AVEnY.