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aondran has very large stock which
he gill, shall aud must sell regardless of
opposition.


Mr.. Thomas O'Malley Of Donaldson
vile is building leyee in the parish Of
Pointe Conp6e near the postoffice which
takes its name from the parish. He be-
gan the work last,spring, but suspended
operations5 Surfing the heated terre He
expects to have at least 100 mel, en-
ployed and to complete tho levee at an
early day. s,sa as5.s.sss.: ~ --y
We were mistaken in saying last weel,
that Mr.. Borger, one of tho gentlemen
in charge of the work on the new Bayou
Lafoureho bridge At this place, was i'll.
Il was Mr. Borgcr's associate, young Mr..
Riddell, who was Frustrated with the
prevailing typhoid or gastric f=s.r. He
is now improving and in q fair way to be
ont again shortly.
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Rain tell Monday and Tuesday and
the weather turned cold ON Wednesday.
Tho thermometer continued to fall tho
following day and the cold snap culmin-
ated in q light freeze Thursday night.
The temperatune has moderated consid-
,crably at this writing, but is bracingly
cool.
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A coat of paint has been put on the
railroad bridge spanning Bayou La
fourcho at this plSse, improving tho
appearance Of the structure materially.
The color may be designated a chocolate
brown. The draw-bridses over Com
pany and Harvey's canals have been
paiufed the same color.
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Ribbons, silks, flowers, ornaments,
feathers and all kinds Of hat trimmings
at Gondran's.
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The Inst number OF the Pointe Coup6e
Baxner contains the following reference
to one of tho leading members Of our bar:
Frederick Duffsl. ESQ, prominent law
yer from Donaldsonville, was in town thiAt
week attending to legal business before the
District Court. Mr.. Duffel is the owner Of
tine plantation on Bayou Letsworth, in this
parish. Being, = friend Of, the press, Mr..
Duffel did not fail to honor the Banner
with n call s. - ss4
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that no complication might arise on ac-
count of his holding that position and
also the office of Police Juror. While
we can see nothing incompatible in the
two ofices-that Of Jury Commissioner
Aeing neither place Of profit or trust
she occupation Of both by one person
might give excuse for appeal to the
Supreme Court in important criminal
cases, causing unnecessary delay and
jeopardiziug the legality of all juries
drawn by the Commission. The
question of the incompatibility of these
two positions was raised in criminal
case recently appealed from Webser
parish, but the Supreme Court did not
pass upon it directly, though it is
incidentally referred to in manner
that may be construed to imply an
opinion that the offices are incompatible
under the constitutional rule which
prohibits the holding, by one person, of
more than one Office of profit or trust.
The resignation of Mr.. Braud caused a
second vacancy in the Jury Commission,
one having previously resulted from the
removal of Gen. Allen Thomas from the
parish. To fill these vacancies Judge
Cheeve.s appointed Col L. A. Bringier
and Mr.. JOS. Gonzales as Conn. issioners
These gentlemen are we'll qualified to
render efficiect public service in the po-
sitions to which they have been APP
pointed. and it is to be hoped they will
accept. 1t will be necessary for the Jury
Commission to meet within the next
three weeks to draw Il jury for service
at the February term of District Court.
CouT; will meet agail. Monday and
viii continue its sessions throughout
the coming week.
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l'Rssi>O sAES
DkOrO5AlS FOX COAL.

: NV '''N-' v" ~, o0AN'
Sealed proposals., addressed - Sic undersirn-
ed, will be received q; lhe Auditors fl atil
IL oc!cck II, on Thursday the 25.h day of
August 1851, for turns lnH w ENrY TONS
OF EGG Coal ana T WEHTI. FIVE TONS
OF STOVE IOA for The use Of tho Corpora
ton OF Alexandria; the coal - DC the best qusl. .
lty Of White Ash, and 10 % delivered q. the
Msrket Building 1t such times and in such quau-
titles IS may be desired.
j. W. PKAKE,
spgl6-!d Chm Join! Com m On Pub. Prop.
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Mail Southwark connccta It Charlottesville
With Ches. s. Ohio Z. T., Mast and West. ST
LynChburg. connects With Foifok @ West.
ern r. H., through Southwest Virginia to
and Texes-and ct Dsnville with Richmond s.
Uanville H. r., to South end Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Chsslcttoe-
villo ~ all points on Ches. & Ohio Il. T.. and
1T Dnnv vile for al points South East and South.
&lXED TRAINS for Msin LEe leave 81.
ezaucria daily. except Sunday, 100 t. III. and
| II 80 a H., and returning afsiTo ct Alexandria
| y 40 ~ and 240 D. II.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
| 7 10 3. N. and AloIsndria I IS g. M, daily
excep! Sundhy, arrive ct Ssrssburg atl2 70 Pm
connecting win ihe Vslloy Road East and
Wes. iasve Gtlsshnrg 81 p. H., arriving at
Aexaadris q: Il 50 .. nj.
| ISIoN Leaves Alozardr!a Gail?. cEennt Sun
dag, &. 50 a. H., arriving ct S:rasa1rS s! Is
! y. M, ard returning leaves StrssbuyG At 20
I. M, striving in Alexandria 3. 2 80 p. N.
For Middleburg, daily connection at f!hinS
| Et.ticn.
! For Upperville, regular connection q! Deia-
For WAERENTON. los7e Washington 81
| 7 10 8. II. daily and ii Q5 q. ~. daily, except
( Sunday.
| Passengers can leave Warrenton st 25 am
and tske mixed train 81 Junction and reach
I, Alcxantris 1t II IL . "a, IN time ID mEkei a. u
+. train st y 50 n for Washington, Baltimore
and New York.
| All trs!ns make good connections, at Wssd-
ington. TO ald from = North and West.
| New Orlesna sleeper leaves Washington It
lido .. H.. running through without charGe,
Fsst train with Marks Adjustable Reclining
Chair Tar att,ched runs through - White sui
phur Springs without chsAgo srd :rom White
Sulphur to Baltimore without change. This is
the fastest train between these points.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
End Augusta, e., without change, Oh u ID
p. n. train.
Through tickets very low to The South and
South Hus..
MHHUER SIhU4HTER. q. e r.
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A1exaudria 0Dazette
WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUGUST "a.
The EarfiiuuaAe In EtaIy,

UoWn the steep road came cid AID y.ucc
men, Laden with such of their household good
as they had SAVED. chi & } bedding. Their voc
begoOe faces shoWed traces of night spent in
tears. Tneu came lHle bsrdciaft flied with
dusty and LuDbcd clothes, from uuder which
protruded pair of booted feet, telling of the
sad burden there hidieo. Opposite ,uioed
houses Sers etcimued their occupants, or 10
the orchards sad gardens you srW impr JvIscd
tents. On h. roadside AS bld nsde 90 the
RrOund, and tented Ovgr With shsRl9 GOD Other
gaImcuts es wlcm'y as possible, for beneath lay
sick persons, Grcupa OF young sifs wslder
about Welpn.; nut sill the people sCre very
qlle', and as II a'uouot, s0d Only when s0uIu
sad burdeo Vas cared ps4t did thclr voices rise
10 eUtaDl5 ex,!Aus,i3Ls. L ,iore We reached
tue pa2Zi We CINE upon group OF house s
fallen 10 on" heap OF iua across The street, so
that We had to cn5 ever ill Of rubbish.
Here tho &c ders 9cTo s, @o.k dIRgiog. hlss!
they csud hope to fad no IlVitg person
utd r ttCss crushing masses OF rnssoDIy.
In the pIszza tTo men sat 90 tue dnrstep Of
their house. their arms folded co their kooes,
sher heads beut doWo 10 duUb dIspair, trIlb!e
TO see. wonao, weeping tod inc that the
wife and mother l.y burI,d 10 tie ruins Of the
plszzs sat an officer takcg poes of the
most d,s.ltuty .ses. 4 poor, r&gSed w0msn
flushed With crylrg. 7as teI.lrI ncr cad story.
aud group OF sl!o0; ND sympathiziog sien
ers STOOD 1sc around. The slIeuce 10 the
usually V0'uatI: ltsliafs was very impressive.
Solditrs 1rr' byIoR oiGcrcd I'll 10 parties 10
esrIcu' pCltti 10 eXcevate. Ihr0 Nv, boards
were carried past. Ga them w:rc the fatcDe d
and dust covered forms OF q Womso aou lit
tie girl, Just dug out. IhrCo or fur men pass
ed me csrrgIDE a-G s@pp JniGg 10 char 90
elderly wouen &lh ciuohs d ard bCu.d Vi fac.
she Was speaking, Ed her b arcls tcuderIv
tod hel uot 10 uo air.Id. inis was about 3
O'Clock IN the aftercocu. The esr.tqu ke hau
happerc at .X.cl ~ 6go nInu,es past ooo 90
the di2 before, as b. giea: clock of Casamac
oIcla, wiiCh had stepped proved. The poor
woman had therefore ain bu;iad alive twenty.
SIX hours, With wh.s egoo9 Of nrd aud BODY
through the iU9g dark Light ard foiI0~crin1
morning ere esq happily C rceIy iuagioe.-
London Nc,rs
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THE STEAMER
GEORGE Z e A RY

Garry ing tho U. ) Msil)
VIII leave her wharf, foot Of Prince street, on
TUESDAYS end THURSDAYS at y M,
ard SATURDAYS. 1t 6:30 p. N stopping at
Prey Poin, and Poi1t Looso out going and re-
turning EeturnlnG leaves Norfolk on WE'D.
Fl ESDAYS, FRIDAYS aud SUNDAYS at d
o'c!cck p. n.
Begin ming r:h Ms7 l. 1881, Excursion tickets
will be issued good for tour days, IS follows:
First clsss faro 10 Fortress Monroe xnd Mr..
folk, 8 o. First class round trip, So co; second
class, each Wsy, ST 81; First class fare to iney
Point and Point Lookout. 81 90; First ciass
round trip, So; Second class, eech way. IS Cts.
Stateroons 81. IDEALS rs cts.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Supt.
?. B. HoOE, Agent. mh2G
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

febls-tt ALEXANDRIA. VA.
8. B. FISHER. @. wM. FISHER.
E'lsHEK & BROS,
Successors to Fisher, Ross & Co..
GROCERS, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION |
MERCHANTS,
No. rs Cameron street, Alexsndria, Va.
Special attention given to the sale of country |
produca poultry, &c jsD2-tf
GHAs, S. TAYLOR, Jr.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Agent for
J. B. FICKLEN & SONS BRIDGEWATER
FLOUR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED
DEALER and GUTTER OF Hay.
Prompt attention given to sll orders both from
city and country.
% KING STREET,
ianl2 Alexandria, VS..
GEO. WASHINGTON, Agt.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 70 South Union Street.
Alexandria, VS..
Consignnen:s Of Grain, Merchandise and al!
kinds Of Country Produce solicited. Specinl st.
tention given TO oil business entrusted to me-
Prompt returns No de. Agonts fer Cum borlenG
6one Co.'s Ammoninted Super fhospha.s.
HAkAoN Z SMITH
NgOLMsALK
GROCERS AND GENERAL UOMNISSION
MERCHANTS
Corner Pria2e end Eovnl ets
ALEXANDRIA, Va
Consignments OF Grain and Country Produces
solicited, and promp. return made. iylo
j. BhoDEEs 6 Co.
Wholesale Dealers End Jobbcrs in
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, NLCUE,
SALT AND FISH.
A full line Of celebrated pure, old WhIskoy=,
Brandies, Gin, Rum, &C.. Massey s. Co.'s rhils-
delphia and Clagett's Baltimore Ales, snd Berg
ner & EngeTs Lsger Beer in casks or bottles.
Agents for James S. Welch Bost Family
Flour, Jsmes s. Kirk q Cos. Standard Soap
Dupont & Co.'S. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore snd Potomac Rive
Steamers.
ments solicited. No il King street,
oct 26-tf Alexandria, vs..
z y. MILBURN,
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER,
TEA DEALXR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
No. 10 north Royal ST., near Halke! space,
Alexandria, Ia.
Consignmsnts and orders vii! rect!yo osrotu
snd prompt attention. my -
PH1L1r B. Hooz'
NO. 2 PRINCE STBEST
GENERAL
OCMMISSION AND SHIPPING NEEgG,
Dealer in ell kinds OF
FERTILIZERS, SALT AND plastic
Agent OF the
LIVERPOOL - LONDON d GLOBE "a
SUEANCE COMPANY.
HARLOW BROS
GRoOzRs. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers n
JOHN GIBSON'S SON & CO.'S. GARNET
K, Xxx and Xxx WELSKIES, and
Thompson's Pure Rye Whiskey; Forsign
Wines and Brsndies, ale, Porter
and Chsmpasaes,
a AGENCY OF LAFLIN s. HAND's
POWDER COMPANY.
II. W COB. CAMERON AND ROYAL SITS
Coffee roasted for the trsde q. 75c per aack.
my TT
= i H. .1 LAWsoN 6 JAa !: i i1s!Hs0S'
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
60 OAMEEoN STREET,
nov ID ALEXANDRIA, va.
w A. JOHNSON g CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCRRs,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have Y, on hand b, GIBSON s Xxx, Xxx, XXXX
and MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAK.
Frs and THOMP SON'S PURE RYE
WRISKlES to which they invite the attention
of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise small
receive prompt attention.
Consignments Of Flour Grain and Country
Produce solicited. for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Of Cameron and Royal STA
Alexandria, W.. oct 20
w. a Shoo1.
DSALSnIa
90 a L, s a = 4 Nd PLA TEE
SAOOT s HARF,
(Foot Of Princess STD
FEB 5l-if Alexandria, YiEglata
CONFECTION
.ALW A vs. READY
HENRY BRENGLE,
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steamers OF this line will run ~ follows:
FSH NGkFDsA,

Buccaneers OF this line will run az follows:
FoH NG&F1aA,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
Tor Boston, steamer
ASDE cR T&a EEEE
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, a: co o'clock PAM; returning, iasya
Norfolk on alternate days .. &. 10 .. r.
This stauEch iron steamer has ust been paint.
cd throughout, ststarooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, End is thu haudsomest as we'll as the
safest boat on the fotom &C river and Chesapeske
hey, snd ls the only steamer making close coz
nact'oh with the New York and Boston steam
ere also CONNECTS with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops 1t PINEY POINT
and PO4NE LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning May Let, 1881, excursion tickets,
Flratclass round trip to TT. Monroe aud Norfolk
So W; first class fare 10 Fortress Nj onfoe snd
Norfolk vs. second Class each way ST. 50: first
class fore 10 Piney Point and Point Lookout
81 oO; tFst class round trip TO Piney Point and
Foiai Lookout 81 W; second class osch way zoe,
Sts.erooms 81; meals 75c.
FGE NssEy Y9RM.
STE-SsTfsks e. c. H.vIG Rr-zII0 50%S
GF3SGSJs"
EVERY FE1DAI, 1t II no.; and returning,
loa7a Rev York, from pier y, East river, EV
EAY SATURDAY, at o'clock 2. n.
TIE steamers Of lhis company reka connec-
tons 81 Norfolk tor Bostoc aud sill points Esst
st New York with ali points Wee: and North.
west, snd at Ale2sndria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates Rlvun and freight handled care.
fully and DSoraptiy. Fer further Information
app!J 10 r. \. kESD, AEent,
Jsnney's wharf.
VIZ. THOMPSON, President,
l4lG street,
sep 27-tt Washington, D. @.
.s.N@ CLYTES STEAM LINE WEEK.
5000 ~ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVT
DGNCG AID BOSTON,
Steam ers lesve AleIsId7ia EVERY TIES;
DAY End ie&7o Philadelphia EVERY SAT
URDAy.
Thle line connects "a. Alexandra with Sic O
s. 6 Il. and = & u. T.. Re-, %nc q! PiiIsdsi
pais with C!gde's regular Steamships for Fsll
River, Providence snd Boston.
Freight forwarded with pror, ps1ess ana cara
free OF commissions.
& o charge Tor trsnsfsr IN Yhiiadeluhis, rni
wharfage in 3os.on. Quick time. Ereouoni
6aDacturss through rates and through lii,
Ol isd!ng given. Insurance at the lowest rstea
Agents:
+. 4. HEED, aie-sHdris.
WIN. 2 o. IDE 6 Go. Ph!ladeinh ia
JOHNSON /. CO. gfneh & Georstn
!sn Sit
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Opening ;.usl Gsossna o1 rgso as.siis

opening i1Itsi Closing ol rs2e SE. stie.
CLOSING.
Washington y, -: and Northeastern msls s
3. "a, - H. s.id nd 8 IS >. II.
W astcrE r.!.s 30 and & i a. IL.
Sou err mills VIA isicE.ao:0, vs., 1890 :.
N. aaG 81 End Is p tt;
South aaG Southwestern: Tais, via Lynch
burg, SifR.A.a, ~sy h:!1 through LIsils, I 70 O.
IL. ana " p. Il.
Manssshs division 20 y. Ia
AieIHnC!I~ 10 Guund kll VS., 20 3. Il
GPEMIEG,
NC7tAe:" and Western mails. via Washing.
non, y. u. III u. II. II N. aDd gu p. III.
Southern mails, VIII Richmond, Va, 90 q, "a
end 20 &. IL.
South western mails via Lynch burg. Virgins,
throuHh naisj Including Way mails on Midlsnd
Railroad, 90 =. II.
MANASSAS division 81 .. n for lock box only,
Round Hill TO alexandria, Va, 8 81 .. III.
Office iCura-uliCe opens at & 80 g.. H. snd
Closes st I CO =. n.
Sunday slours-rt4co opens q. IS a. H., and
cloaaa A. 9 80 8. n.
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1851 GREAT SSl
PENHSYLVANIh RUUIE
TO THE NORTH, VEST s. SCUTSW ESS!%c


PENNSYLVANIA RuUIE
70 THE NORTH, VEST s sOUTB ~ EST
DOUBLE TkACK.
STEEL BALLS, SPLENOlD 5CHN6H
AkGNIFIOENT GQUiPhSNi.
Msy 10Th, 1851.
TIN e roT5MAd G SAi fnSSt q s
nsr of Sixth and b str aota, rs follows:
For philadelphia, Now York and inc iast. S and
10 30 am. daily, except Sunday, unj 200, 10. u
and 10 Is T. N daily, with Paiece Cars. lam.
tied Expresg of Pullman Parlor Gars 8 sc o.
snd III 30 q. II. dsiiy, except SuDday, and
2 GU, 10, 10 and 10 Is y. m. daily.
For Plttsburg and the Wes: 500 y. NJ, with
psrlor esf TO PltIsbarg end Sleeping car to
Pittsourg and Chicaroi 1888 5. N, daily
9.3Q p. m. d.J y, With l's!sce Ger 10 Chicago.
ezcsp. Sunday ana $50 j. n. daily, except
SEtut6&y, with Paiscs Ger u Oensnd.is1s.
For Watkins, 1880 E, m. daily oIceps Sun.
day.
Zoo 70, 40 SIC, $50, 10 10 end 10. Is 2. Ii.
On Sunday Zoo and 10 81 am; ECO, 90 $50,
ID % snd l0.l6 p. m.
For tope'e Creak Limo, 6 81 =. H. eai : ~ .. n.
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, 81 q. II. aad 4A0 p. n. daily
excep! sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandra 100, %, $40, ard II 80 O,
M, and ~. 5, & ~, 6 sud II 80 y. III. Sun
:. dsy ST GU, 9 ~, and II 80 g. u. and p. IN.
Trains leave Alexandra. for WasnInG."n, 90
e.O5. and 10 q. Ia, and II ID. 3, s, 7, 9 ~
p II. Aid IL night.
On Sunday a. $40, ald los. n. and % and
g IL p. III.
THROUGH TEAM FOB TIE SOUTH, via
9uantico end Richmond, will leave AleIsn-
drls c! 7.2J aGc II Il q. m. daily End 8 70 g.
&c dali except Sunday.
Fast mail, leaving at II II q. M. makes BIZ Two
stops, VIZ: at Qusntico and Fred r ;sbur,,
between Alexandria shd Rich moni
r!ckeis and Information can bs procured Is
principal railroad staliora and ticke. Offices
Southeast! j. il. WOOD,
Genn. Passenger AGENT.
PRANK THOMSON
Genera! ii anng-f. mylS
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II: ~ ASHiNaEON Is CHIC AAIAHoAu


SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXUEPT SUN.
DAY. BETWEEM ALEXANDRIA
GND BOUND HILL,
Beginning Nay 0, 1881.
Leave " asb'ngtUL ~ "a q. n. End H2O ..
N. aGd Alexandria at 9 70 e. m. d rs D. u.
fase Loo5ours, gong westward, st ii 30 3. La.
ana y AZ D. N, sad arrive 81 EounG Hi Is
- 10 D. II anG 7 20 y Il. Leave Round Hill
at b ~ s. m. and IL 30 pln. F&ss Leesburz, 70.
iEg eastward. It q W n. ard 10 =. NJ. sad
srrve At AlezsndrIa ct Is s. H., and Is
2. ms aad y: Washington rs 9. n. sLd
70 y. no.
SIs Passengers from Washington will .Eke
INC Washington md Chic GERS :. :he Baltimore
Potomac Railroad station at9 % s. N. and "a
=. N, and gotarough to RoulC Hill without
change CT cs1s
Tho 9. . am. train from Alexsndris endl2 90
2; m train from Round Hill connect ut Round
Hill with Mccoy d Wigginton's Daily Line of
Coaches Tor Snickersvil!e, Berryville aad Win.
chester also Heamer6 Line Of Coaches, which
;9sEe Aossburs daily for Aide and E:ddla.
burg.
Both trains, westward, make close connections
81 Vienna, With Sisson's Line OF Stages Tor FriJ.
tsI Court House, ''
Communication Tickets, 81 eta oer ,ss35s
Snnaalsleaesa, $50.
4. q. HAVENER,
HJ ~ General Ticket kgen;
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j BHoDERs q GO"
Wholesale Dealers end Jobbcrs in
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, EL.CUE,
SALT AN D FISH.
A full line Of celebrated pure, old WhIskoy=,
Brandies, Gin, Rum, &C., Massey s. Co.'s rhilp-
delphia and Clagett's Baltimore Ales. snd Berg
ner & Engeis Lsger Beer, in casks or bottles.
Agents for James S. Wech Bost Family
Flour, Jsmes s. Kirk q Cos. Standard Soap
Dupont & Co.'S Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore snd Potomac Rive
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended to, and consga
ments solicited. No. II King street,
oct &-H Alexandria, vs.
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e.s Ask your drosgiaf for a c3py Of Young
Men, tricl0" and read it,
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.
GOOD REASONS FOR THE DOCTORS
FAITH.

GOOD REASONS FOR THE DOCTORS
FAITH.
MONROE. Ga March 20, 1890.
We have for twelve months been prescribing
C'SWitrs sly phiiitic Specifc") in the treatment
Of Syphilis Sid many other diseases for which
it is recommended. and tho results have been
most sstisfact ~, not having been disappointed
in 2 s;rg gle instance. We think, for all diseases
it is Recommended to cure it stands without q
peer, snC that all thu medical profession will
sooner or later, be forced to acknowledge it in
The trcitmen. Of spy bills as a sine qua non.
y. j. GALLOWAY Nj. y.
j. L. ROBINSON, NJ. y.
ATLANTA. Ga, May g. 1879.
Ono 0: our workmen had D bad case Ct syphilis
cf five yeas standing, and WE cured entirely
win "swfrs Spyhilitc Specific"
WM L. & T w HocpER.
THg SWIFT sPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-.
prietors. atlanta, Ga.
Sold 6y 4. 3. LEADBEATRR s. BRO.
Call for copy CT ~ oung Mems Friend"
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L, 5. Loadbeater t Bro.
Hos 6 Ind 7 8. Fairfax s..
&szaabIssEaGsi Ez&&.
Dealers il
PURE DRUGS snd MEDICINES, CHEMl.
Gals, PAINTS, OILS, fRCFHIETA-
RI mEDlCIN ES. GARDEN SHEDS,
SPICES, AGEICU LTURAL
CHEhlCALS FlNETOI-
LET GOODS, &C.. &c
tGo:r!csors OF anodyne Pectoral, Lu5rieatins
;Iin:,nort Essence Jamsics Ginger and Cough
Syrup. 4nd Agents for Ayers Medicines, Aver.
i}Ps Chemical Paints &c.
Every effort will DO rusdo 30 Ina!nain IL hgt
ra!?Uts:ion Of Gu! old establishment. my3
JOHN ID. Ii. LUNTt
Successor TO Lunt & Davdson)
DEALER DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAT.
TINT MEDICINES AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
n. Z. corner King and " ashin gton sls.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Physicians Prescriptions specially. [janlC
w. 4. CREIGHTON
Wholesale and Ketsi Dealer in
DEUes, CnEn1oALs, 2 ANTS,
Patent Medicines. Oils. Dye StuIs
Garden Seed, &C., &c.
Go. 81 asnl street. (t4,,sier sarspis EsU,,
ALEXANDRIA FIRGIGIA
Fay5icisIs' PrescTlptionscsretully compound.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24

FG& MssEy YseRE.
5TE-SsEEksS e. c. H.vJa R~.1 J0%S
GF3SGsJs-
EVERY FEIDAI, ct II no.; and returning,
lsa7a Rev York, from pier y, East river. EV.
EEH SATURDAY, st 4 o. clcck q. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
UE& NGE OF TIME.

-! y Z l = i
49,
CHANGE or TIMK.
on AID after Monday, October 9th, the
~ follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
100, 7 60 $40, $50, 10 20 and II 20 \ NJ and
IL 81, 81, 50, $50, : sc, 80, 6 81 aud : 90
y. III.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
e"U, I o. 81, "u, IL 80 and IL 90 e. m End
Il 80, ~. 2 30, 3 SO, 50, s 80, 30 .rd : 20
f. IL. ~
"a Sundsy the erat trip from sach end will 90
st 80 q. IN. "''- ~
my2o eco. Z. Phillips, Manager
Inland & SEAECAND UOASTlNG CO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
aTRAM E8a,
y Office
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,

r. On and after Monday, August let, 1881, the
Steamer T. V. ARROWSMITH, will leave her
wharf, foot Of ri Street a. 7:3l 8. m EVERY
MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
fer all RIVER LANDINGS On Monday as
fsr as NomiDi Ferry; On Thursday, Nomini
Currioman and Leonsrd!own; On Saturday
Currioman and Leonard!own.
The steamer connects each trip with steamer
al YSTlC st Msthiss' Point for 8rent's wharf
Chapel Point, Brick House. Little Ferry and
II attox Creek.
jy:9-.f j. r WOOD, Msnsger.
FOE NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-08-11
Teachers Institute.

All interested in schools ought to i'm
prove the opportunity which will be af-
fordcd them at the coming Teachers In
stitutc, commencing two weeks from next
Monday, Aug. 29th, and continuing two
weeks. A cordial invitation is extended
to all, whether residents of the county OF
not. to avail themselves Of these privil.
edges near at home. Profs. &. NJ. Bou-
tcllc, of the Winona Normal School, and
\. J. Greer, of Lake City. have been Sc
cured as instructors, and evening lectures
will also he given by these gentlemen,
aud probably by State Supt. Burt also.
As definite plan of instruction will be
followed from the first, teachers should
be present from the beginning in order tc
get all the benefits of the institute.