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latter institution had not officially pa ed
their property in the market, though it was
represented that enough stock had been
pledged to secure disincorporation and guar
aqtee the transfer of the building if satisfac-
,ry terms could be arranged. By way OF
testing the sense of the meeting, resolution
was offered to the effect that it was expedient
to purchase the Merchants Exchange build
ing on behalf of the San Francisco Produce
Exchange at price not exceeding S250, 00o.
The resolution was carried in the affirmative
by a vote of 81 ayes to ~ noes. making
total vote of 156 out of a membership OF 2O0.
Should the proposed trade be effected, an
assessment of $500 will be levied on each
Certificate CT the Produce Exchange, on pay
ment of which bond for the amount will be
issued bearing interest at 5 per cent. per
aunun, ard redeemable in six years.
Consumption OF LumbeT-Wheat ships at
Anchor.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10th The con-
sumption of lumber iu San Francisco is o
good index of the amount of building in
progress. In 1876 the largest quantity of
lumber used in San Francisco ia any one year
was consumed, aggregating 5000. goo feet.
There was a decrease then until $780, but last
year there was q marked and important in
crease in the consumption, 81. 565. 9S9 feet be-
ing used.
Seven wheat ships are at anchor in the har-
Dor, preparing TO clear. There is some delay
in getting sesmen as rapidly as needed for
outgoing ships.
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COnsumpti0n OF LumbeT-H heat sh1ps u
Anchor.
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, March 10th.-Passed here to day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: Mrs.
T. J. Barger and children, st. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. A. c. Bailey, Ogden; c. Fl. Macy and
wife, A. Walter, G. Braetsch, Miss A. Simp-
son, w. II. Johnston, New York; E. B.
Whitehead, James Coughlin, Mrs. j. G.
Thurstou. San Francisco; w S. Brewer, L.
B. Drew and family. Boston, Mass; family
of Ko Kun Hua, Cambridge, Mass; j. NJ.
Hawkins, Sacramento; Mrs. 3. M. Griswold,
L. A. Griswold, Illinois; George Weaver,
w. M. Long. Kansas; N. w. Wells.
Nebraska; j. K. Hsverly, Denver, Col; H.
Schneider, Omaha "a emigrant passengers,
Including 81 males, to arrive in Sacramento
March 12sh.
NEwHALL, March 10sh.-Passed here to.
day. to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow :
Major l.. 2. Short. San Francisco; Jacob
Yrisari, New Mexico; J. +. Noel and wife.
Arizona; Mrs. A. n. Hixson, San Francisco !;
j. o. Ward, New York Mrs. S. SipIey,
nurse and three children, Chicago: Dr. w.
NJ Ryer. San Francisco; Mira. d F. Byers,
Cotton; q. K. Lake, Colorado; A. f. Will
Jams and wife, Oregon; Miss Fay. New
York; a. E. Magill, OAkland; J. S. Chiller,
San Diego; J. s. Triest, Charles NJ Eiler,
San Francisco; J. Fl. Patterson and wife,
Oakland William Bsrgip. Los Angeles; S.
Lluhtos, A6iAJua, o. '. iiiIainS' ~. HiAief,
Missouri Deputy Sheriff Huber and one
prisoner, J. H. Young. K Nerigs, A. Noriga.
t. Noriga, Espanza Noriga, s. NJ. Williams,
Les Angeles; Joseph II, Shunn. Oregon !;
John Mccullough. Los Angeles r. L. Pat
rick, Santa Ana; Miss J. Loveland, San
Gabria; B. Farnham, Colorado; Joseph A.
Hyde, Montana,
OMAHA. March 10th.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento March 14sh: Henry
Dillingham; and wife, Portland, Or; w. j.
Gotcher and wife. San Francisco; Mr.. How
ard and wife, Chicago Mrs. NJ. A. Mears,
Madison; I. J. Bolton. Hartford; II. T.
Meyer, n. Y; A. B. Stuart, Milwaukee !:
Henry NJ. Hawkins, Buffalo; Geo. Morton,
Philadelphia.
Thirty-three through emigrants left on
Wednesday nights emigrant train, to arrive
in Sacramento March 16sn. and 81 last night,
-. a..:r-, Ainsoh IT,
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SAN F2AEGIsGO DISPATCHES.

Water Ordinance yetoea-A Scared CHI.
nese STANDARDIZATION Hush Gallagher
Dead-The Produce and Merchants IN
changes = Increased Consumption of
Lumber-sunday Law Sustained by the
Supreme C0urt-Etc.
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DIE Is.


Sacramento, March 9-Gertrudes RodigeZ, native
OF Mexico, a. years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of parents, in the alley, between
Second and Third P and Q streets, this afternoon
at o'ciock.l
Sacramento, March 10-Char lie l., son of Lewis and
Sarah James, years, months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which wilt take place from
residence Of parents, in the alley, Seventeenth and
Eighteenth, and G streets, to morrow Sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
At his residence two and half miles below Frank
lin, Sacramento county, March 10-Wiliiam II.
Bloom, native of Ohio, 81 years and l3 days.
Friends and acquaintance Of the family OF de-
ceased and of Mrs Sol. Runyon respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from his late residence, tomorrow Sunday
afternoon at 1890 o'clock (Bee please copy
Sacramento, March Joanna Maria, daughter of
George and Christina hotter, 0 days.
Sacramento, March difference, youngest daughter
of Daniel and Margaret Hurley, ] year and 4
months. (San Francisco papers please copy.)
Benicia February 2S-Nrs. n. 2. Smith, "a years
and months
Los Angeles March 6-David Thompson, So years.
Happy Camp, Del Norte county, February l5-Geo.
Albert Stubbs, l6 months and days.
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ElXEhi A.

EtLEWA.
sixteen months since an eruption broke out on
nv leg and both feet which turned out to be Eoxe-
ma, and caused me great pain and annoyance. l
tried various remedies with good results until
used the Cutcura Resolvent (blood purifer) inter.
nally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally,
which entirely cured nae, 80 that my skin Is is
smooth and natural
LEY NJ FRAILEY. 81 South St. Baltimore.
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FORM

Yreka, March Wife OF Jos Rice, son.
Yreka, March 3-Wiie of T. B. Davidson, daugh-
ter.
oroville, March 4-Wife of C. D. Brandt, a daugt.-
ter.
Oroville, March Wife of E. A. Patten, a daughter.
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Gil IICER

CUTKCERA.
The Cuticura treatment for the of Skin, Scalp
and Blood diseases consists in the internal of
Car cuRA RysoLvEsT, the new Blood Purifier, and
the external use of CU-CURA and the CUHcURA Soar,
the Great Skin Cures.
Price Of CUnoURA, small boxes, so cents; large
boxes 81. CUTIoJRA REscLrEsT 81 per bottle Curl
CUR Soar % cents. CUTICUEA SHAVING soar, lb
cents. Sold by all druggists
Depnt WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. Mas.
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hshVftLA SVhE' =
Rev Dr. =, in detailing his experience with the
Cuticura Remedies, said that through Divine Pro-
whence one of his parishioners was cured of
scroiulous sore which slowly draining away his
life, by the Cuticura Resolvent (blood purifier
internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
ternally. The poison that had fed the disease was
completely driven out
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poUn.oUs SKIN REMEDIES.

Every day we have some new skin cure (so-caled)
which is warranted ID to cure everything, but which
is found on analysis TO be the same old posons-
Fowler's solution of arsenic for internal use, and
solution of corrosive sublimate (bedbug poison) for
external use When tired of such deadly posons,
try the Cuticura Remedies, which OF purely vege
tahla nrioin
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SAN FRANcIsoo, March 10th.-This after
noon Police 0fficer Burdick entered the room
of Leon Tong, situated in the third story of
No. ZIG Commercial street. to search for lot
terry tickets. He locked the door to prevent
the Chinsman from escaping, and proceeded
to search the room. At length he came to
bunch of tickets. and at that minute was
astonished to hear crash, aud turning around
failed to see his Celestial friend Looking
out of the window he saw Leon Tong lying
on the sidewalk below, that frightened in.
dividual having jumped from the window to
escape from the clutches of the law. He
was taken to the City Receiving Hospital,
where it was found that his right arm was
broken and that he had received other in
juries.
The Produce Exchange and she Mer.
chants Exchange Building.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 10th.-A meeting
of the members Of the Produce Exchange
was held this morning to consider the propo-
sition 20 buy the Merchants Exchange build
ing on California street. Discussion brought
out the fact that the stockholders of the
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VA Ash1NGToH y OHIO KAILG04l
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

80 6e4lnnlnH october ID, 1881.
The NAIL TRAIN will leave Washing:o.
At y ~ .. m. and Ale1sndria At 925 L. D.
daily, except Sunday; pass Leesburg, soinl
westward, at II 80 a. In and arrive Z: Bouri
Hill 81 IL ID p m. Leave Round Hill al u "
p. m; pass Leeeburg, gong eastward. at "
p. M, and arrive at Alex sndrIa at 8 Is .. Z.
an6 1t Wsshingtoh st 8 80 D. IN.
The ClOM TRAIN will leave
Wastlngton at 4 ~ .. IN. and Ale1srdr, 81
4 70 ?. 20 daily. except Sundsy, and ,r.lse s;
Leesourg at 40 p. N Leave Leesburg 4; w
. m: .nd arrive st ALEXANDRA at 5 Is g. IL
and Washington at 8 80 g. @.
% Passengers from Washington will tsis
The Washington and Ohio CARS 1T toe BsisimoF
Potomac Railroad station ate goa. n. snd ~
p. M, and 60 through without, change Ct cat
The 9.25 am. train from Alexandra md lzS
2. m. train from Round Hill connect 81 Bound
Hill with COS RT'S Daily Line o.
Coaches for Snicksrsville. Berryville and WIN.
chester; also Redm.n's Line of Oosche whci
,aave Leesourg daily for Aide and Middle
Both trains, westward, make close connec:ioD.
q Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages for sau'
iax Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 cts per nii'
annual tick ets, $50.
Z a. EAVENBB,
ocl4--sf General Ticket Ageln
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|5A2&!exuudria Oazette
THURSDAY sVENIN4, MARCH

A Docs TRIP OVER The FALLS "A dlL-
pi CD from M,gera Falls says: This will, 60
wes .hIowp ia;o utususl excitement F;dsy last
by The toVsniufes Ct large Gtg. He Was 6s
pUlic.L while b, vas vi bio the ith0eDce Of The
up3.r rapids. A he whirled rapid doso over
u, aTs 60 one imagined hut that that WAS
the Is CT hin. Shtr " aflerwsrd. htw .ver
he ~ts di covered 10 lhs g,rge below the tails
v in'y "ndesV0ii0g to csm Der Up upon seine OF
the d btis fr N the remains Of The great ic,
btidgs wb;ch recently covered III, wal,r at this
po',', bn' watch bad neatly ell gone down the
IiV'r. 1he ue.s spread rapid y through the
yisgs auo Large CROWD gathered on the shore
Strenuous IF 'rs we're made 10 gst The sruE-
gu 6 an'm.i 90 Shore tor 90 animal which hsd
DC FLY over he f. D would BE- ptiz. worth
bsVlrg, bu: wi'hou. succe: 8. Floslly the del
suc'e id 10 Re.tirg upon 3 large cake IF Ice
srd & ,sted of upoo It down towards Suspension
Bndxe, aud Ihr rapids. Iufcm ,Iion Of tn. dog :
comir & wss tslephoned to suspension BriGgs
village. and & large crowd collected on TIE
bridge to wstch for ,hs coming wonder. in
duo time tn. poor fellow appeared upon his ice
Cake bowling dill .l3 the while. ss if he np.
precia:ed the terIors OF bis situation. an OK.
pr train crossing the bridga b. the time stop
ped in ord.r to let tho passengers witueas The
uuu:u,l spectacle. Round and round vhirjed
the coke, in oi2z7 way. and Louder sno more
prolo' g ID grew lue bowls OF the poor dog. As
the fl .euce Of tia VII rlpool "a; ids bSgsn 10
BIZ f /. the cake increased In speed, wbiled sud .
dehly TO the air. broke in Two and the dog
disappe' rad from viaS. No one thought that he
coud possibly survive the wild rush through
the rapids WheD therefore, word WAS received
that the dog III tina whi'lp hol, still living
and once m IRE struggling -nly 10 swim ~
III i. Wa, re wed with Incredulity. This
etofy was subs.au:isted. noweVer, by several
tu.twOr, h J W tnsases.
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VIRGINIA In the Olerk's office of The Or.
cult Court the city of Ale1audli., on The
2lst day of February. 1852.
John }. Hsines Levi II. Small and Hupspa D
Robinson, primers, trading under the f rm
rsme of Hainea, Small e. Kobi 4eon; W. D.
HUDSON. administrator of II b w. Bark n
decd, and Thomas Perry, plsiotiff. sgalnst
d. =. Barker, LeoGsrd Msrbu v tru,tse, md
S. +. Grtgory and X Il O'bfisn. partners
trading uoder the firm name of Gregory &
" Bren. defendants. In chsncery.
Eemo. The otj c. Of This suit is to have re.
oever appointed for the assets of the lste arm Of
Il =. w Barker q son and for the troperly
ed py deed of trust from H. 8 Bark r
10 Leonard Marbury, and 10 ascertain the lia
bIlties oil lid frm and pay the ssme out Of tue
sale OF said ASSETS. bnd settle the Afairs of said
firm, and 10 ascertain the creditors securei nv
said deed arc pay their debts out of the sale 1T
aid property conveyed lhsrsby.
Has. Barker. one of Said defend anita. not h.yino
entered bis appearance and given security &C
cordlng to the act OF Assemb y, and the ruIos of
this Court and it appearing by affidavit that
he j, not = resident OF this State it ia o.
dered that the said defendant appear here with
in one month after 6ue publication OF this
order and DO what is necessary to protect hi.
interest IN this suit; and that COPY of this or.
Ger be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga.
zette, newspaper publish ed in the city of Al
exandris, once week for tour successive weeks,
and posted st the front door of the Court House
Of this city. A copy-sest:
John - johnson. p. q feb2l-a4w
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V1RGIN1A: In the Clerks cf1 20 of the Cor.
v porAtion Court of the city OF Alexandris
on the 20!h day OF February, 1857.
George X. Hill and kicht I'd r.. Tucker. part.
rer.. trading and doing business uuder the
firm name and sly Ia Of George K. Hill & Co.,
ctm claimants, against Harrison 6. barker,
alias H,rry .. ker, lately trading and do.
ing business under the firm name and style Of
b =. w, BARKER g. con, defendant. In cnal-
Gerry and upon attach ment
Mem9 The object Of this salt ia to subject he
interest of the defendant in the real ests:e #
which his father, g. s W BARKER died sez-
ed to the ps, III ,nt of the plaintiff clio m for
Sz3 IS, with interest thereon from February !,
1882 until paid. The said real estate is ss fol
lows: ]. z TWO story bti, tenement rnd lot Ct
ground in the city of Alexandria, corner of King
and Commerce streets. running thence ", st.
warcls on King street "a feet and about 81 felt
on Commerce street. 2 A lot of ground on the
south eide of King street between henry aud
Fsv cite streets. troniip 20 feet on King street.
al d running back lC0 feet 8. a house and lot
on CON merce street. between Fsyette end Pay ne
streets, ali in the city of AeIab dris, Va
The defendant not having en,ered Ills sp
pearance md ven secur W sc,ording to tie
DC. of Assen bly, and TIE rules of lhs court, AID
it appearing by an affidavit that he is no! q
resident of this State it is ordered that tho saio
defendant appear here within one month aftel
due publication OF this order. and do what il
necessary to protect his interest in this suit
and that . copy of this order be forth with in
serted in the Alexandria Gazette q newtpsper
published in the city Of Alexandria, once week
for four successive weeks, and posted at the
front door Of the Court House OF this city.
MORTON MARYE Clerk.
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South Bound.
North Bound.

Nail, Southwark. connects at Chsrlo.s,viI,
with Ches. & Ohio Z. E., Esst and West 4,
Lynctburg, connects with Norfolk 3 Wet.
ern K. H., through Southwest Virginia !,
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Ro,S
and Texss-snd at Derville With Richmond s
Express trains connect at Charlottesville with
Ches. b Ohio trains for the West ard with
& ID = at Dsnville for all points in Sor,b
south East, Southwss: snd Ksst
A1press trains Eorihward make connec.i)ps
Charlottesville fur hich mond.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave A,
exandris 6sily, except Sunday, 9C0 a. m, ara
co p. In, and retuzrins arrive At Alessris,t.,
05 p. n. and II 10 = IN
For MANASSAS LINE leave WashIpc.r,
I 10 y, U. and Alexandria IS q. n, dsiIr
except Sunday, arrive 3: Strssburg ct II q nm
connecting with the Valley Kosd East ,nl
West. a. d st tivEr with s. V. K. K f)r Lu,,v
ana Wsynesboro. Lssvs S.1asburs 50 o, m
srrivns :, Als1andris q. s IS p. N. 49,
MIXED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV.
ISIGN leaves Alexandria daily, exceot Sun.
day, 81 % .. H.. striving pt S!rssbarS ats y
2. m, and returning leaves S!rnsburg ct Sc
y. M, arriving in Aiexendris st 10 o. m.
For EiddlebIrg, daily (eIcspt Sunday con.
nsction at Pialu' station.
For Uppersille, regular connection Il Deli.
plsne.
rCor w asuiDStcIs NapptuauuoCa, QAliy coz.
nection, eI cebt Sunday, at Culpepe-
All trains Connect. - and. from WARREN.
TON.
ALI trains make sood connections. u Wut.
ington, to and frc.n North and West.
Pullman Slsepers betaesn New York and
Atlanta on mail trains in each dire lion wi!bcu,
| change; only ons claageo OF cas- between Nes
York aud New Orleans.
New Orleans Shoppers leave Washington 1,
10 :. NJ, :ucD;ag through without change.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washnv,ca
| and Ihaelss.on, i. @. without change on ! %
/ p. m. train.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro AID
Augusta, Ga, on 7 10 10. connection
Marks diustable CHAIR Cars are run on Niah.
trains between Washington and Danville.
! THROUGH tickets st lowest rates 10 all inuo,,.
ant points in the United States.
N all Trains in both directions make close con.
nectlon ct Frank!i junction 10 and from all
points on Franklin Division.
MERCER AUSHTER G. ia
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1882 GREAT 1882

1867 GREAT 1882
re rus ia Eos ssahWA ssf ; soTTRwys,
DO0BLE TkACK. ~
STEEL balls, SPLENDID 5CENEGE.
kAGNIFICENT GQUD'M
In fleet January q. 1882.
Trains leave Wall iDgtoD, ire III Station core:
of Sixth and b streets, SIS follows:
For Pil!sbura and the West, chicago Limited
b1press Of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping C,,.
o. 20 8 m. daily; Fast Lie. 80 g. m.
Cincinnati Western Express 20 pm daily,
with Palace Cars to pittsburg and Cir cnns;,
Mail EIoress y. 81 p. M. daily for PiIIsOu:s
and The West
Baltimore ard Potcm &C Bsiiro.d
For Csnandaigus, Roch ester, Budslo, ni,gars,
at9 on p IN. daily, except Saturday, with Ps'
ace Care TO OsnSndaigus.
For Wiliamsport, Lock H,ven sld E.mira, 3,
9 81 a. m daily. except SUNDAY.
For NEG York and the H.st, 8 co q. NJ, 10 50 s.
M, 81: $50 ard 10 p. m. On Sunday
10y. 60 and III ~ p. In. Limited express o.
pullman Parlor Cars. 9 80 q. =. daily, except
Sunday.
For Brooklyn, N. Y, all ihrous h tr.iDs connect
at jersey City with boats IF Brooklyn hnuei,
afordltg direct transfer 10 Fulton street.,
avoiding double ferfago across New Yois
For Philadelphia. $50 q. N, 10 80 q. m, | 50.
~. So. and 10 ~ p m. On Sunday, 49,
40 Q 60, and 1920 y. N. L mi:ed Express,
90 NJ. daily except Sunday
For Baltimore, 4U, 90, 80. 10 81 g. m ,rl
100. 4 20. lao, 6 40, 30 $50. and 10 70 p n.
N Sunday 60 $50 =. m., 80, 49, 80
80 snd 10 20 %.
For Pops's Creek Line, 6 90 8. m. snd a. n,
daily. except sunday.
For Annapolis 6 AZ n. m. and ADJ m daily
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
kalLWsY. AND ALEX ANURIA AND
WASaiNGTONR AlL,UAD
For AiezsndriA $50, Z 20, 900, II o. sud
II % q. M, 4 20. 8, 20. G 90 eod II 80 D. n.
On sunday at 6 81, %, IL 20 and IL 25 8. n.
and 90 D. n.
For Richmond and the South, 6 so and II Is A.
m: daily, and s 90 Q N. DAHL excep. Su1tsyi
Trains lesve Alexandrlr for Wnouins.os o.,
300, $50, and 10 .. Ia; 1910. 8. s. 7, and
70 p m. and IL midnight. On Sunday St
05, So, and III n. u; 100 ard ~ .. T.
Tickets .no Information 1T the Office, ncrtb.sh
corner of 18th sud PENNEY lVsnia avenue, sud d
the station. where orders can be left for !hs
checking of baggage to destination from ho;oi
and resldenc j. Il. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager. iarD
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LEGAE NOTICES.
THO ALL PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE
4 LATE FIRM OFH. =. W BARKER d

THU ALL FAKTIES INDBBTED TO THE
4 LATE FIRM OF q. +. W. BARKgR Il
SON and 10 g. 3 BAhKRK trtdiug ur dsr the
firm name OF b. S w. Bsrk.r q con
Take notice, that the undersigned, BY O decree
ofths Circuit Court of the city of AleXanGris,
Virginia, in vacation. in the chsncery CAUSE OF
Harris Small q Robinson Va. II. 3. Barker e,
ala., WIS appointed receiver OF all the assets o1
the late f I'm of h. =. w. Barker & Son snd q
s. Barker, trading under the firm name of 81. s
W. Barker & Son. all persons Indebted to I'D
firms are required to make imn edists settle
ment or leg Al proceedings will be Instituted to
collect the sarne
LEONARD MARBURY,
feb25-lm Receiver.
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POTATOES, bhANSGtI FISH

NEW YORK and RaSTRRN EARLY
ROSE PROLIFIC, LESS and
CHAMPION POTATOES.
Hos l. 2 and Fat SHIRE MACKEREL.
Split, Bound and Gib5ed Shore HxRXING,
POTION AC fAHILY ROE and No do
Genuine La BRAUOh do. in bbis, half and
quarter obls ond kits
sBAD toE, SCOTCH HERRING AID
BLOATERS.
BONELESS COD FISH
NEW YORK SEAMS and CHEESE.
Il. LINDSEY & 90,
ftb7-2na Not 6 s Kirg st.
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! Inland & sEABoARD OoAsTlNe 90
Steamers OF this line will run 40 folloz,,
FGR NORFOLK.

Steamers Of this line will run 40 follow,
FGR NORFOLK.
gonneetng with Merchants and Miner, Line
Tor Boston. steamer
AADr OF TEE z.sHE
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY s,d
EhiDA Z, a. w oclocE p.m.; returning. lasye
Norfolk or alternate days st 400 D. m.
inns stsunch Iron steamer has Just been paint.
carpeted, and lie the hsndsoraest AZ vsII AZ ~ a
SAFEST ooas on the Potomac river and Chesapeske
Cay, anu 10 the only steamer making close cor.
neetlon with the New York and Boston stesn.
ers,; also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad 9; lines south: Stops at PINEY POINT
An9 IUtNt hOohoUT gong and returning.
rates OF fare will be Is follows:
First Class fare 10 Fortress Monroo And Nor.
ton " 30; second class ST. 80; first class fare To
finey Point and Point Lookout 81 so; second
ciass Toe.
FOE kEW YOEE.
SIG.'aEfss e. @. K.NIGHT.alsD J0R;s
GlBSOJr
EVERY FRIDAY, and returning le.ve Nev
1 Hqfk, nom pier Al, Esst river, EVERY SAT.
Inc steamers OF this company make connec-
tons st Norfolk for Boston and ali Doints Rsst
At New ?ork with ell penis West and Norm.
west, and At Ale1andris with Virginia Midland
hsiiroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
infouRh rates glvon end freight handled care.
tally and promptly. For further informstIcu
apply 10 +. A EEED, Agent,
WIZ. THOMPSON. President, "A"AA'
l4l6 + street,
sep 27-tf Wnshiny.on n n
..:sss ULYDE'S STEAM LINE WEEK
ts:sstffss.ssssss LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER PROVE.
DENCR AND BOSTON,
Appointed ssiiog days fron Alexaudris EV.
hh ~ hSyAI and fIom philadelphia EV.
ER z SAT URDAY.
This line connects st Alexandria with tta n
a. q NJ. and " & o. E. Rs., and Of PhiIedel'
2his with O!yde's regular Steamships for Fsll
River, Providence ind Boston.
freight Forwarded with prompsness sr d osrs
free of commissions. NN''
No charge for transfer In FhiIsdelphi.. end
TO Wharfage In Boston. Quick time. Freuuent
departures Through rates and through Sill
OF laolns given. Insurance Ut the lowest rates
Agents
Y. A. RERD, Alexandra.
=. WM: CLYDE s. co., Phil.delpbfk
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. & Georct' D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

WINDOW SHADRS from 10 cents to 81,
w SCOTOa HOLLANDS, al G; lors Or
dis and HARTSHORH SPK(NG FIX
TUBES to fl windcws of all sizes at
TENNbSsON & COS,
jars ia Ri s:rett.