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Daily Republican., 1882-02-28

; DO you Know, my dear she SUDDEN,
ssit, as she looked up from her piecework
do 70. know that next week will be til,
twentieth \. anniversary Of our wedtiag?"
'Is tina: 50 BY George how time flies
Why, had no ideA OF 1t "
"Yes, we have been married almost twenty
long years" she continued, with something
Of sish. "You have been good husban (
to ME darli r."
And you have been blessed little wife to
nae Susan. Come here till kiss YOU There
Il was thinking to-day-l was thinking
of-Of-"
"Of that s,cky.ficed baboon wh) used 20
20 home with you from prayer meeting befor.
1 knew you" he interrupted.
what d 0 you mean
"Who, but that Brace fellow, OF course"
Why, George, he wa MT such baI fel-
low"
"WaSn't Ell? Well, Id like to know Of a
worse one. He didn't know enough to chow
putty, and there YOU were a good as engaged
to him.
eyes George, but you were keeping com.
pany at the same time with that Helen Per
kinsr
kins one Of III, loveliest and prett9st young
ladies in Liverpool"
mo. she wasn't! She had teeth ike a
horse"
"she had, en- How about that stoop-
shouldered, white headed Brace
And such big feet rs she had Why,
George, she was the lau 1hing.sto!k Of the
whole town
mot much she want! She was young
lady who would have made mndei wife"
Then why didn't you LARRY her AMI all
her moles and waits ard mushToo eyes,"
Don't talk that way to me Her eyes were
a nice as yours"
"lhey wasn't"
Iney wa! believe You are sorry because
| you didn't mgrry trace"
"Rpd know you are sorry because you
didn't marry That beautiful. end accomplish
Ell Miss PERKINS,"
- am eh? thpught YOU said had been
god husband to youH'
and Gidn't you call me our 81 4,ed li.tls
wife"
! Then he pumped down and begaq to read
. the sheriff : sac advertisements tutH.yap,r
and she picked up her sowing and gave the
, cat gentle kick. These old thJrgs will come
up s0mehOw-htithGrS SIDE ever kctS entirely
over Them,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28
POLITICAL CAkDN,
CpK ShEkltF.
JONATHAN K. GEORGE.

OF New Castle nd
again announce myself candidate 10 ,
the ONCE OF sheriff Of New Castle county, a,
the elsuins general election. Subject to the
leclsi9n Of the hspublcaL party, pied ing
N-lm-dAW
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28
DhlLADEl4PHlA,w WILMINGTON AM
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
January %, 1881

TRAINS WILL LKAvs WILMINGTON As POL
| Lows:
For Philadelphia and intermedia sta
tons, Obs, 9.0s 1879 a. N; 23J, 1. IsJ, lou
p. m.
Philadelphia texpress), =, 2:23, $50, 7'2S,
TO- ., 9%o, lit3 a. NJ. u: 3, La, OIL, 6lO, e:3t
Gob p. N.
Now YORK 400, 22s go i:2,, 80, II. IS a.
.,sl2: -, 1851, Gasp. L,
baltimore and Intermediate Stations 10.
Sss .. m, and 00 p m
For Baltimore only. Loo a. m. . and p. IN
baltimore and hay Limo, oE p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, la 49,
s.os, SIS .. M, /. 0, 'l;O8, d.bI, ll.4 p. m.
Trains for DelAware Division leave for:
New Castle. s.s6a. m, o., 62sp.n.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, ass
4. M, LOO, e.2Sp. IN.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations IS ,
~, Los, p. m.
SUNDAY.I RAINS.
Phiisdelphia and Intermediate stst,ops
10 =. M, IL m.b.So,7.so, express 9bb)l 10 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New ork, 40, 40 =. n,
III, o.S8 p. N.
baltimore and Wash,ngton, LIZ 90,
oO .. NJ: ll.o4 p. IN. Loo an.
For further Information passeusers ars ;.
rrsd to the timo tables posted at tho depot
Trains marked thus ~ fxo limited expres
lpoh which extra fare Ia Charged.
FRANK THOMSON, J.R. WOOD,
aenl MANAGER. Gen'l Pass. Agt.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28
REiIsTER's ORDER.
NEW CABrLn CotrEry L IN

Upon the application Of Iob, n
ininis'rator y Il. y u r Az IN
Wen late OF Wilmington, saId n W ,E's
" 10 ordered and directed by ,, ,'p! n
the adm nlsirst 7 aforesaid y Ip' hessS
granting ofletters Of adnlnls,,,,,,4vos Z
estate OF deceased, with N. ' S,,. NJ
thereof, by causing advertls.m.Ms,I ~
81 within forty days nom ,ss '- I,, !.
Letters, In six Of the mos, r,nhh, ' ,''
county .: New Castle, rc1atr T,y ps
having demands against 4 - s.,,, ~
tho sane or abide by an act q;
such case made and provided ,r "A"
the same % be inserted vl,bI,nn
period In the DELAWARE Kyy Ta
Newspaper published In WilmIsst
% continued therein three Week. =.
-, Diver under the haHj ~
LIS. Once Of the Reyls'sr 49,.
Wilmington, In New -
Aforesaid, the day and year aboy. W.,
NoTIoH.- Ali persons having rI,,D ~
tho estate OF the deceased mus ,.s 4
samc duly sttested to the .ln,,',
,r before Feb. Is, A. D., lya n, "a. Is
Act Of Assembly In such case u.,,sM
John p '' y
Administra'or, b. BSC'M
Address:-Wilmington. IA
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28
NHERIfF'N SALE
SHERlFF'S SALE.

ShEhlFr - SAIL.
ny virtue OF a writ Of ais. levari facias 70 me
directed, wi be exposed To public safe, al
the Gilpln House, o'cuplod bI Jacob Ken
ariso-, in the city and Hundred Of Now
oas'le, New Castle County, Del, on
MONDAY MARCH 8, lss!
at2 o'clock, p M,
the 5 lowing described real estate viz All
mat certain tract or parcel Of land lying md
'eInx wltaln the clrporitiO limits OF Dela
ware 'lty, q the cOanty OF New Castle and
otate "i Delaware. feRfnning at stake on
the northeast side Of Fourfh street At the in.
tersection Of said Fourth street with the line
Of land Of John Ashurst and running hence
h0rthWestwSrdly along the northeast rds ot
SAID Fourth street ). perches 70 the middle Of
me north drain, thence down the middle Of
the "a d north drain by the veral course.
thereof north eastward 10 low water mary
on the Delaware river, thence by the said low
Ter marx In a s0uthcastwarilv direct ion to
thc lhtersscti m Of the line Of ohn Ashurst.
mhd thence by the heirs Of raid Ashurst land
uth"est Vardiy TO the place Of beginning,
containing 10 acres, rOOds and ~ perches al
lahi De the same more or lees
seized and taken III execution a. the prop.
erty OF the Delaware City Ladd and I'm.
provefnent t0npsny and = / = and t. DO
sod by phILlPK. CLARK, sheriff.
SHHRrV' Owes. reh. IA, 1857 f7tt
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28
ID EHlSTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE
NHw CASTLE COUNTY Fn Al

Upon tho application Of l,as : 4
al m | nistrat)r VI larret Fay late Of
ton Hundred, In said coulu ~
II 10 ordered and directed BY h, y
that the admin strator Aforesaid "A
Of granting Of letters Of sdmnIrl,t +
the estaS OF the deceased, WITH IA y
granting thereof, by causing aiTvs
to DO posted within forty day. tva !,
OF such Letters In sir Of the Inog p..i
COS ofthe county Of New Castle ,sla.y
persons having demands agaInE ID, N
present the same. or abide by a.Asi
sembly In such case made and yrr.A
also cause the same 70 be inserte4 I'll
same period In the DELAWARE RgyLl
. Newspaper published In Wlmi.gng
DO continued therein three week. -.
Given under the han. ,l
L.s. Office Of the Register !. sG
~ Wilmington, In New ClsA d
Aforesaid, the day and year ahoTt "a
:. g, BlGis b1U
Notion. All persons hayiu. rA O, ii
tho estate OF the deceased must l'sg X
same duly attes'ed To the ains"lf
or before FEB. ~, 1888, or abide %, :
Assembly In such case made and p"rsE
ISAAC 7 "a
fB-t A.nMN2
Address :--Wilminyton, lei, WIG
'treet.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28
WlLMlNuIUr QUOTATIONS
WlLM+aHrON HAY AND STxAV
MARKET,
Z vOME To 1913 EASY sI,Tu STnEt1

( SohL lO 1913 EAST. SAITH STREET
~ drangGr store for tea, old MR., peuder.
H'S' gays cur 1Jc. tea pas cured mauy rom
"dn''as to die, ladies we VIII open on hurs.
cay @nother It Of oar mixed tea at 33c IL
~ az hhoR hIw goo our last waa, a fnc
I"l on new CurranLs and raj los, ali kinda M
drtsd iruit, all XII is Of preserves and lcllIes
lust me ing for Lcpten season. 3 VIA ,scs NJ
i'l'y zoe th"Eo prunes lib for 2tc are excel.
Iehl hgs TO mix with pruneIls lU,. German
pears 30 Tor &c. this pel4tinc at lOc Is a bnr.
gam, m1caront 2b for 2j,, cream cheese and
~ " nv autos and those cherries lie ca. .
,r5 q corn as good as Bakers 20, Boston
naknn oe'hs 10 and HDc a can and those rar'
70" Dea caqt, papers Of sta -ch $50 an
our dollar bag -four aid lriAh dulce lO, ina
East . Xth street. inst TN. WIEK
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28

BALTIMORE PRODUCES a man who
though somewhat used to political of.
fees, declined $4,000 office on account
OF the trouble and vexation it would
cause him. His name is Bonsal and
he is coffee merchant. Fortunately
for Baltimore another man was found
who was induced to take the otfice.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28

THERE IS yet an opportunity for pay
ing county taxes, and it is hoped thai
those who have not yet paid Will avail
themselves of it as speedily as posi- BILE
The Levy court will meet next Tuesda,
when the collectors will make their re
turn of errors. They may do it the
first day of court or some days after.
wards, but the surest way to secure a
vote is to pay before the court meets.
The SUNDAY STAR celebrated its
first anniversary last Sunday aid start
ed on the second year with Merris Tay
Tor, formerly of the Gazette, az associ
ate editor. The Star has bscome No.
cessity to the people of Wilmington
and we are pleased that the prospects of
he Star fol the coming year are 30
prom Using of success.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28

MAYOR WHITE of Baltimore. for
merly a United States Senator and q
leader in the reform element of Mary
land, charges that Senator German OF
that State who is charged with beinl
the head OF the corrupt ring that rules
the Democrats of Maryland, has formed
coalition with Senator Bayard, Of
Delaware, to reorganize tbs Gazette OF
Baltimore as the ring organ and for
that purpose the influence of Senat.
Bayard made VIM. T. Croasdale editor
OF the ring organ. Here is another
pretty kettle of fish.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28

The FORMER elitor Of the Every
Evening, William T. Croasdale, and
present editor Of the Democratic ring
organ of Maryland, has been in this
city, and returned TO Baltimore again
and still Delaware exists. There was
not even the slightest tilt-up az the
greatest editor Of Delaware Slipped
over the line into the regions Of Lord
Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28

AFTER A hundred years have passed
by, the execution Of Major Andre is
bed to have been right and proper, but
the law takes hold Of and Furnishes the
man who would dare deface the monu.
ment erected to his memory.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28
..sIs1zs> o,D,..
II isrEHs ORDER,
Nsw CAsrIp UorsIsa a. 0,bc

|Rh lsTESs ORDER,
Nsw oAsr,, SSl.ss,ls1sa. Inn,
Upon the aypllc.,lsp a,a ,'ea
minIstrator of0iiys, > 81 dsvh
hd y said county, nc,ys,..h ACs,t
mlni'trstor aforesaid v n'es',tsi IN
ing Of letter, Of .du s,se rot, w
estate Of the decoa..dd rn
rsntinx thereof, by ceu.,,r viii DIN
e bo posted within fortv u'as .iv,rss
o. such letter. In ,lr ny asay' t0u y
places OF the county Of NJ na
~, y, p o. n.n,I having demands NJ. w.
- ~ - pre,ent the sane, o. , 'NtsIr
o. assembly In such case my " t..Dt.gs
and also cause the same ~ aial. M N,
me same period 10 ths Il, ~ " Iaitzs !,
% continued therein three i sa.s as1t \
}Elo, Given under The ~, y
,ri,mington, In NJ. fi IN
s'o'oss'd' the day and year a,o nv.ns
IT. Noncn.-All persons hay,ny WIZ \, "a
me estate OF the deceased ' ny ..lais
anne duly attestcd to III. n aI' M,
Of before February rs Iss az alaa.'ia,s
assembly In such case male a .D,as "
AT 'hti v u
Address: wIlmlny,o, A1in.aeIg
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28

} The Republican party of Whining
ton should learn useful lesson from IT.
past political experience, and prontinl
by 1t in the future should steer clear Of
the shoals on which it has been wrecked
time after time for the last nine years
Wilmington Is Republican city with
large majority OF Republican voters,
and yet the city has had Democratic
Mayors for the last nine years. Repub.
lican voters seem slow to learn that
anybody called Republican and brought
forward as candidate for office cannot
be elected. There are hundreds of in
dependant Republicans who would pre-
fer voting all the time for Republican
candidates ii such candidates have
their confidence, but rather than vote
for a candidate simply because he is
called a Republican they would rather
stay at home from the election, and a.
has been too often the case in the past
they voted with tho opposition. No
amount of clustering appeals to part.
feeling and party fealty Sill change
this sentiment. They will vote for a
Republican of ability. good character,
tirmness and undoubted honesty, if
such one is nominated, but if in their
opinion no nomination of that kind is
ma 70 their votes will be either found
lacking on election day or found cast
for An opposition candidate. The lesson
to be learned is that good popular nom
nations should be made by the Repub
licans for INSTRUMENTATION that will |
command the respect and confidence of
the people and bring out the full vote
of the Republican party. Nine years
in the bondage and servitude of Demo.
cratic rule through the mismanagement
and mistakes of Republicans should be
enough to create sincere desire for
return to the halcyon days Of Republi
canism in the city when the party was
thoroughly united, strong and vigorous
This is time when the best men in the
party are needed at the helm of the
Republican ship. The voters them
selves must Judge who those men are.
AS Washington on the evening preced-
ing the battle of Monmouth said to his
"put none but Americans
On guard tonight" let the Republican
parry on the eve of al important city 4
election say, put none but the best
men at the head of the ticket this time.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28

ADvG"Es FROM Washington are t.
the effect that Mr.. Conkliug's nominA.
ton to the SUI rene Bench will be con.
frme1, the committee 10 which it was
referred having agreed amongst them.
selves with une or two exceptions tt
report favorable for confirmation.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-28

~ UfICE.-T MUTUAL LOAN AS.
~ sociation is nov issuing . new series OF
stock which may ue secured on application,
day or evening, TO GEO. q. MARKS Score.
tary. Once. COL Shipley street. second floor.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

iseSl1nlNE OctoDer 10, 1851. -
Tho MALL TRAIN will leave WashiDsh'
ss go .. m. and Ale1andria at 925 g. q,
daily except sundsy pass Leeabury, golll
westward. at II 90 s. On. and arrive Ct Rol1:
Hill at IL Is p N. Lesve Round Hill 8. !! ~ ~
p. m; pass Lees5urg, gong eastward. St "
p. "a, sad arrive ct AlezandrIs a. 8 l57. .
and at Washington at 8 30 o. N.
The 4 COON TRAIN will e',.
Warrington at ~ p, m. and Aie1nndfs.
70 p. m. daily, except sunday, and arrive I"
Leeaburg at 40p p. 70. Leave LeesbG'2 No"
q m: snd arrive ht Alexandra at ID b. L.
md Washington at 90 3. N. .,
~ Passengers from Washington Will ~.
sha Washington sud Ohio cars st tao bsis1oM;;
q Potomac Railroad citation ..S 70 o. m. sn1 T."
p. H., and 90 through withou, change ofcMst
The 9.25 IN. train from Alexandrls ald
2. N. tr.in from Round Hill connects. HoaoJt
Hill with Cos h EXITS Daily LIE s.
Coaches for Snickersville, Berryville and We WE.
chester; also Redmsn's Line Of Coaches, WEI T,.
leave Leesbu.g daily for Aide sad Aioo''
burg. $50,
Both trains, westward, make close conaec5gcI;,;
ss Vienna, with Sissou's Line OF Stages tof fA'
Tax Court House. ~,
Communications ffokets, q esz per na'
Annual stehesss $50.
z Il. EAFENEH,
ocl4-sf Geners! Ticket Aatl-
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FVtUsH1aC EVE e EI:.TDIIYGS,
The steamer AHEOWSGITa leaves 9TH at
Wr'rt Washington. st. G. m. ard Alexsndris
- 81 e. II, livery MONDAY, THUkS-
PAY and SATURDAY for sll river landings.
IN aoho.Js ss far SIS Nonini Ferry: on Thurs
,lomsn sud Leon ardsown; connects Mt Sbsn.
herds VITA B. j. O. x. i. - N'p
Q; w RIDLEY, Gan, Manager.
Capt. JNo. 4. WooD #. 4 PISS : ct m, IL
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CLOSING,
Washington, T.. G.. snd northeastern calls
.. H.. II n. ind aud 10 p. IL.
Western nails 80 ana IS y. n.
Southern mails, Wis l.icau:oad, VS., 10 SC q,
q: N. and 30 sld s Is .. II.
South and Southwestern mails, via Ityrcil-
burg, Viryinis, way snG though mki,s, : c. :.
m. and W L. N,
Munassss Division : c. l.. "A.
Alexandra 20 Round ii!ii IS, 8 90 E.. III
OfENI-SG-
Northern sDd Western Eaais. Wis y sal il z.
son, D. c., 80 =. N. i 10. and I; G., .. u.
Southern raails, VIZ AicaEsoE5, Va, 50 +. II
and &c r.. n.
South western mails 7iG Lynch barg, Virginia
Ghrongh MaiIsj including w=g n,a;!s oEl M;disE1
R.irosd, 6 20 8. H.
Manassas Division 30 r.rn for lock Bog o:iy,
Round hi!l TO !eIa5sa,iyia Va, 2 50 y. q.
OGco EouIE--CE:ce opens 81 SO Z. T., md
closes 81 GO 2. 10.
Sunday Hours-o6aa n;s2s u q 8 -. sGd
Closes a. 6 SO a. u
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G9>lleeExaudria QBazgttGe
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH Is


SAYING HATEFUL" TuINGs.-Was. 8
s'raose dsp ,sisiou is TIA. Which leads paop!o to
ssy 'ba.etui' things for The pera pleasure G.
saying them. You sr, otv:r s,ts with ,uch F.
person. Vines 5ou have doce ysuI b:st 10
please, s6d sro fselicg very kindly uud t!eHsai-
ty, out will pop soue uodoIhaod Sub which
you sluue cin conprohond. sncor rraich IS
marked, bu. wlicA Is too W.il alm=d 10 he MI.
understood. l. lGs9 Do &c your person you,
meUtsI tsirG, your foolish habits Of thought,
or me litlc secre. OF fslh OF opihion c,of.s-
SD 10 C moment If genuine ctrtiicuce. l.
matters net how sacred il may be 10 ycu. he
will .baVe bis fling at j. nsy, slice tie wish is
to make you suffer. he is s!I The happier the
nearer bs touches ycur h,srt. JIat ISL,
In uOr2s, only for ia plessur, OF seeing &
obrtk flosh sot 90 eve ioss Its r,gb,usss on'y
spok.u b. Gauss re 's afraid ycu ale too hsIpy
or TOO ooncclted Yet they .ra VI! r5o that 8,
many bloas. How many sieep!ess Digb,s have
srcn mear atsscks osGs, teLd.r hearted rlcr
II W alter .hem opa Wakes with actiag Eyes
snd hssd, 10 rGucu Der thss speech before ct
cry hlr g-thHt tr'ghf, sharp, w=l sirnsd needs
OF q e,oh .aet pr b a Trio v-rY ceu,re 81 sour
soul! L! hss bceu t:u;htuI:y cetasvktd ty sotue
one hat human btlGgs pTnao 10 this manlr
sh2u be cla5sed with rrGtys-ior what is mUr-
oru'sl than nesd,ss ilsut, sDd that. tao. rs
IS otteu the case. 10 the presoDc, Of friends ?
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THAS. S. TAEAGR. jr,,
WHOLESALE AND IiETkLL FEED
DEALER END
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Hts=Go!s OF sais line will run Sc follows,
Eesss EaBFSa.A,
connecting With Merchsrsa' and Minsrs Line
fcr kostoD. cleaner
EsDf" OF TaE EaHs
EVERY HcEpAY. WEDNESDAY and
S,SiD a {, .: % clock p.rc.; returpinr. lnsvs
A8rtoiS ca alternate Days st AGO o. N.
An!a stelhcn l:on steamer hss juat been paint.
go thf2uSioit. sEatsroons newly furnished and
oarratad, and is the hendsonaes: ca wall "a tha
safsss boat On the Potion &C river and ChossnesS g
Day, szG ie tbs oaly ssasrer making ciose con.
nee.lon Win the New York and Boston sta.rc
a;S; $3.50 conheCts with Richmond etean,ers end
railroad lines : outh. Stope at PIEEY POINT
ana poiHI LOOKOUT gong and returning.
For the fall and wiuter, commencinp Oct LAT
rats OF fare will be 90 follows: -''
tisst class fare TO Fortress honroe and Nor.
!ok q gu; second clgss 81 90; first class fare TO
Flhey FONT and Point Lookout 81 so; second
Class Toe.
EG@ EEW FDRK,
GTi@+o e ELS z. =. KyvEG Rr LISP, .yagA
gE8soJT
= SIS fstOEE, and returning leave New
: GfH' rom p!er 81, &ast river, EVERY SAT.
uEH4Y.
The steamers OF this COMPANY mike connec.
tons 81 Norfolk for Boston and all points Bnst
st re" orb With eli points Vest and North.
VEST emf al Altxsn5ria with Virginia Midland
S"i!sosd and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
.aroush faies given and freight handled cnre.
ie:iy -Io promptly. For fuTther information
apply 10 +. A. REED, Agent,
w., ,r.ro,s,,o, Jahne3's wharf.
lsi5 strees,
sep 1!-.G Washington, D. @.
..ss:.ss, ULTDE'S STEAM LINE WEEK
-s:si:s&s LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROyl.
D&NC8 AND BOSTON,
Appointed sailing Gays froI alcxsnd.is Ev
- ~ nc IA and from Phils6clphia XIV.
&R SAT OBDkY.
Snls line co aaec's at AleXendris with .heC
r. 2 ID. and " 8 o. L. Re-, ano 8. Pbiiadel.
H q, with O!yde's regular Stenp1ships for Fail
SITer, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with prom ptness AID csrs
t:se Of COMMISSIONS. ~H-'
No charge for sransier in Philada)nhia and
70 wharfage IL Boston. Quick tjno. FREQUENT
IaPs5tuzea Through ratss and through Siils
0t iAalag given. Insurance st the loweat rr.ea
Agants
I. a. RRED, Alexandra,
VIM: P CLYDE & CO., Philsdejnhi.
JOHNSON C CO.. Wsah 6; Goorsyn
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E{7Oh koaF0Lk, PORTSMOUTH,, FOR.
EaESS &oEEOE and THE soUrH.
THE STEAMER
q Il oRGE Z H A ~


q Il CRGE LIE A RY
,,r Carrying tho q. S. .Maii)
Wll leave her wharf, foc. Of Psincs s,.oo. -,
- 4 ~ PAYS, THURSDAYS and sATUE-
Pney Point IL o .Dg G pio; p; stopping at
turning Returning leaves Norfolk on WRS-
!sd EaDA1 rs. FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS ct
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Beginning October l.
t a,tS' s o.sss are to fortress Monroe and Nor.
nHIh. g WI second class, eacn way, $3.50: First
class fare to tiney Point and Point Lookoni
81 on; Second. class. each way, Is cts.
connects ct Forfolk with steamers for Rich
mono, sc" YORK. and with the Merchants, ana
AiEels' Lilo fer Boston. ~D"n'' sna
?. .. HOOE, Agent, n mb2S
aALEGD s. SEAGUARD UOAST1NG CO
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Cotton Seed nesl, Ba'a1 BY Get BAY Eon
py Chop, Hiitli.g, and Heavy ard rht Eran
specialIies
Prompt cttnrtion given 70 1T orders.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-18

1857 GREAT SS2
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TEE EORTa, WEST 4 SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL Rails. splendid 6CENEEy
In fleet Jnnusry % 1852.
Trs!ra leave " oship2.on, IF, NJ station, cc:rg
of Sixth and streets, as follows:
For Plttsbu and the West chicago Limii
Hxpreos Of Pullman Hotel and epping C,a
al 9 81 n n. daily; Fast Lie. 9 80 8 u
daily. with Sleeping Cars from Hstfsbuyw
Cincinnati. Western Express 20 pm d,lI
with Palace Cars to Eilt.bur a1d tuclr.l
Mail EInress 81 % y. M. dsiy for PAuoli;
and ihs West:
Baltimore ard Pot, E.c Railroad
For CansndaiRus, Rochester, Buffalo, ni,sm
at 9 Gu N. daily, e1copi Saturday, With p.
acc Cars to Canandagua.
For Wi!li.nsport Loci Hsven and Elmir,.
3 81 a. M daily, except Sunday.
For Ns~ York ind the East, co 8. n. 10.
m. ] ~ 95o ard 020p IN On suuc.l
30. 90 and 10 ~ o. m. Limited express G!
Pullman Parlor Cars, 9 80 o. u daily, except
Sunday.
For Rrooklyu, N. Y oil throuc trains c?.rsc
at jersey City with boats ,f Brooklyn Aarsi
sfurdlIS direct transfer 10 Fulton t.teA
AVOIDING douolo ferriage across New Yoii
City.
For Philndelphi.. $50 9. m, 10 So.. N, IS,
al. 9 SO, and 10 ~ p. Ii. On SUNDAY Ia
5 10. 9 80, snd 1920 .. m. L mited EIpisa.
$50 Q N. daily except SUNDAY
For Baltimore, 6 90, on, $50 1922 I. m, 81.
81. 4 70. 40. ~, I 80. $50 aud 10 70 Z.
IN Sunday go, $50 e. NJ, 81, 6 ~ ~
$50 End 10 20 p m.
For Popas Creek Line, 6 20 O. m. and 4]pl
daily, e1cgpt Sund.v
For Annapolis 6 40 .. 10. and 4 a .. N dsif
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG
kAlLWAY. AND ALEX NDRIA AM
WASHINGTON EalLnUAD.
For Alexsndria $50, 72O, $50, II % q.
II Is ). NJ, 4 70. s. 70. G 90 snd II 80 Pr
On Sunday at 6 81, 8 70, II co and II . :
snd % =. M.
For Richmond end the South, 6 80 ard II Is
NJ. daily, and COP m. daily, except Su5t,
Trains leave AIa1sri ria for Waealn5. cr., e.,
8.06, $50, and 10 a. Ia; II 40, 8. s. I, n.
92O p N. End IL midnight. On Sunday 1t
US, s SO, and III 3. IN; 100 and 92I 2. L
Tickets ano information at the office, Bor!tsG
corner Of 18th and Penney lvania avenue, and Il
the station. where orders can bs left lo'':a
checking of baggage 10 destination from ho;ls
and reeidences. J. 4. WOOD.
General Passeng ger Agent
FRANK THOMSON,
General lfa1ooe7 is3