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YIELDING UADER PROTEST.

PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. 26.-The peremp-
tory writ OF mandamus Issued by the Supreme Court OF
Appeals Of Virginia compelling T. w. Couch the Read
uster City Treasurer OF Peters0urg to surrender tha
office vIrginius Johnson Democrat was served Oh
Conch By the sheriff to-day. Upon the service OF the
order Couch surrendered the ooe and appurtenanees
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

PETERSBURG, Va, Dec 26.-In Prince George
County, Saturday night Samuel Rives quarreled with
william Rives his cousin. One Parker, negro, tried to
restore peace and upon himself the wrath of Samuel
Ryes who shot him dead The murderer then blew his
own brans out Rives was highly connected
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IN APPROPRIATION FOR THE POOR

CAMDEN, Nj, Dec, 26.-A large number of
persons in this city out Of work and there is great
deal desuon among the poorer classes and the CITY
Councils appropriation the poor has already become
exhausted. This evening the Poor Committee framed
an ordnance apprOpratng additional $1,000, whic
thought Will be entirely insufficient 10 meet the de-
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QUIET RESTORhD AT OPELIKA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec 26.-Everything is
quiet at Opelika. The Sheriff has force sufficient to
sustain the Commissioners and preserve order. There
been collisions, and reports to the contrary are
unfounded.
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NDUSTRLAA FORKS CLOSED,

CHESTER, Penn, Dee. 26.-Shaw a. Esreys
large woolen mills Robert Weherill Co.'s extensive
machine and boiler works and other important indus
trial establishments this city closed operations
for time account OF the depression in trade large
number Of persons are thrown out of employment.
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HIS DEATH DUE TO CARELESSNESS.

WMKEsBARRE, Penn, Dec. 26.-William
Johns, the No. colery of the susquehanna
Coal Company at Nantcoke while preparing blast for
coal this afternoon carelessy dropped spark from his
lamp into a keg OF powder, which exploded, killing him
almost Instantly
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THE ANARCHIST AGIrATIoN IN FRANCE.

LONDON, Dec. 26.-A dispatch TO the Exchange
Telegraph Company from Paris says it is rumored
that plot has been discovered to secure the escape
OF Prince Krapetkine. His guards have, cOnse-
QGen:ly, been strengthened.
NJ. Reclus denies report that he is endeavoring
TO hide and declares his readiness to surrender
to the police if the Government desires TO prosecute
him.
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RIlMnRS ARnIrr COIrNr ANnRASSY.

LONDON, Dec 26.-Tho Standards correspondent
at Vienna says that Count Andrassy had long
interview with the Emperor Francis Joseph, which
e supposed to imply that he will shortly be again
called to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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NEW CORPORATIONS FORMED.

ALBANY Dec. 26.-The following companies
were incorporated to-day The North Carolina Mining
and Developing Company of New-York, capital
So 600 900; the Bowling Green Building Company, OF
New York, capital 81 100000; and the Agricultural Im
plement Manufacturing and Export Company of New
York, capital S250,000
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FAILURE or 4 STOCKBROKER.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.-The suspension of
G. Heidel London stOckbroker having an oee In the
Stock Exchange-pace, was announced this afternoon.
His liabilities are not heavy and is thought that
any other member the Board OF Brokers VIII be in
YOlYcd bY the failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-27

Rome referring TO the demonstrations growing ovU
of the hanging at Trieste OF Overdank'saVs naU 'uo
language of the intransigeant press is becoming
atrOcious. 1ooo that
The Legd della Democratic expresses nope pnd sai's
the Emperor of Austria will be "choKeu Ill pioo'
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FATAL AFFRAY IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 26.-COlOnel John
Rich an Influential citizen of this county was ortaly
wounded to-day near McAlmont in aAray with Fran
ri Shaver,
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KILLING EACH OTHER.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 26.-A dispatch from
Frankfort, KY, says: In Lawrenceourg Anderson
County last Saturday night Town Officer Laughln and
Gcorge Portwood ouarreed and shot each in the
breast. Laughlin killed outright and Portwood ded
fndav
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4 BOOT AND SHOE DE4LER FAILS.

NEWCASTLE, Penn, Dec. 26.-G. c. Hagen,
boot and shoe dealer has made an assignment to w H.
McCandless. His liabilities $4,000; assets not
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APPOINTED RECEIVER.

ALBANY Dec. 26.-Judge LandOn, at
schenectady, to-day, appointed Hobart F. Atkinson
president OF the Commercial Bank of Rochester, receiver
of the City Bank of Rochester. The bond was fixed at
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KING MILAN ON SERyIAs FUTURE.

BELGRaDE, Dec. 26.-King Milan, replying to an
address presented to him by the Skuptschina, said
that since 1915 Servia had passed through gigan-
tic struggle for progress and freedom and was now
assuming an honorable place among the educated
races of Europe. The speech created favorable
impression.
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GENERAL TOPICS IN CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA, Dec. lO.-SelOr DdlIliSo CcINCi"'
President OF Panama, having sent in his resignation as
Senator the state Legislature has unanimously elected
Dr. Rafael Nunez to I'LL the vacancy
number OF men prominent in engineering circles III
the United States said he on their way to the
Iathmus by the steamer san Bias. Their visit is prop
ably in connection with the prospective activity OF Work
on the Panama Canal during the present dry season
The American whaling ship Europa, Captain George
Baker arrived in this hay the 1lth inst. from the
Okhotsk Sea- She has been out eleven months and has
taken go barrels OF whale and 200 barrels Of sperm OIL
and IO5OO pounds Of bone which Is considereda highly
satisfactory voyage III, l.,
The French Transatlantic COmpanvs steamers VIII III
future run twice "a month between Kingston, Jamaica
and Vera Cruz Mexico. subscriptions are being raised
here for the Kingston sufferers.
sharp ear,nquakc shock felt in San salvador at
81 ~ m on the 2Sth November, and second lighter
shock took place at daylight on the 3Oth.
II & Hall Minister of the United states in Central
America arrived San lose, Costa Rca. ON November
ls was officially received by the President on the 22d,
ana on the 2l again left the capita to take tue steamer
in Punta Arenas and proceed to Salvador.
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pISPOsING OF THE EGYPTIAN REBELS. :

UINTUSINU UT IIIL LVII IIAN NEDEL>'
CAIRO Dec. 26.-Arabi, Toulba. Abdeal. Nah
moud Fehmy, Ali Fchmy, Yakoub Sam and Nah
moud Sami, who have been condemned to exile III
CeylOn, were accompanied to Suez by Mr. Mark
Napier, one of the counsel who defended them.
The Moniteur Egyptiea to-day publishes decrees
concerning other rebel prisoners. EmIn Bey ell
Shemsy and eleven others are TO be placed under
surveillance for various terms of years, during
which they are forbidden to quit their estates.
They are to be placed under heavy bail Tor the
faithful observance of TINS injunction. Hassan
to Massowah for twenty years. Three OTHERS Will
be banIshed 10 suakm or Kosseir for shorter terms
ana twenty Others, including Kadr-Kadr and HI aat
Bey, will be banished for various terms of years.
ITALIAN HATRED FOR AUSTRIA.
IoNnoN nnc R-ILe Iines,a cnrresnnndent at
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EcrADOR pIsrRAoTED BY REvOLUTIONs.

GUAYAQUIL, Dec. 11.--Matters are lively at
present throughout the Republic and particularly at this
port Five or six different revolutionary movements
are under way in the interior. No IL allowed 10
Get abroad here advices from Esmeradas hesecond
port OF the Republic prOvshe situation to be yet worse
there Two blocks of the main street facing the leading
place have baTicadcd Inside these barrcades are
the M litary barracks the Government offices, the Gus
mHouse and a few commercial houses and private
residences The women almost all left the town,
sono gong to Tumaco, in Colombia and others, the
poorer ones going mp the river in canoes 1t Is asserted
that Yeintimila will not long remain in power.
Here We believe ElOy Afaro 70 be acting In the north,
while General Salazar who has crossed the Peruvian
frontier and seized three small EcuadOan towns,
dis 1nng the forces, Is dstacn9 the attention OF the
Government in th9t direction.
Serious diplomatic trouble appears likely 10 occur be-
tween Colombia and Ecuador. owing to citizens OF the
former Republic having Ogged and Imprisoned IN
the latter This punishment was inflicted because OF
the sympathy exhibited by the COlomblaus vita tue
revolution headed by ElOy AlfaTO The EcuadOran Die
aor has few friends among rgntthinknS men, so tnat
districts where he exercises military despotlsnl
he endcavors suppress any expression OF feeling.
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 26-The Democratic
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ITALIAN HATRED FOR AUSTRIA.
LONDON, Dec. 26.-1ke 1imes's correspondent at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-06

sKAlEi FOR CHElSTMaS PRESENTS
~ for sale st low prices S. So King Ct, corner
OF Roysl. by
decl4 IT CRE[GETON & SON.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia, Advertiser
RAILROADS.
1881 GREAT 1881

1881 GREAT 1881
TO THE H SosT : - VEST sES 3 so16THwEsT
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY.
XkGNIFIOENT EQUIPMENT.
In effect December 18th. 1881.
Trsins lesve Washington, frtm station, corre'
of Sixth and 3 streets, IS follows:
Fer Pll;sburs sid the West Chicago Limited
B1press Of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars
8. 10 % II. daily; Fast Line. 1000 q. N.
dsly. with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to
Cincinnati and Chicago. Western Express
$50 ?. m. daily, with Palace Cars to Pistsourg
ald Louisville.
Baltimore and Potensc Bsilroid.
For Cansndai2ua Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara,
ct % m. daily. except Sunday; 80 p. m.
daily, e.cep! Saturday. with Palace Cars 10
Cansndagus.
For Wilismspor! Lock Haven and Elmira.
10 co q. N daily. except Sunday.
For New York and the Esst, co 8. No., 10 90 8.
NJ, 200, 10 co and 10 10 p. N. On Sunday
80, 10 co aud 10 Is 2. NJ, Limited express of
Pullman Psrlor Cars, so q. N. daily, except
SuoGSy.
For Brooklyn, N. Y, sill throu; trains connec.
St jersey City with boats Ct Brooklyn Amer.
ST 'rdirg direct transfer 10 Fulton street,
aVti1irg double fetrisse across New York
City.
For Fhilsdephis, $50 q. M, 1000, M, co.
90. 10 70 and l0l5 .. m. Limited E1prea.,
9G0s n. daily except Sunday.
Fer Baltimore, 6 40, 90, 80. 10 90 q. m, ard
ECO. 20 4 40, 5 49, 30. 10 co. and 10 Is p. m.
IN Sunday. SEQ, 10 Coz. NJ, 2 oo, 5 49, I 80,
l0G0. sud 10 l6p m.
Fer Popas Creek Line, 6 20 a. m. nnd 4op m.
ceily. e3cep: sunday.
For Annapolis d. a. m. and ~ p. m daily,
| ALEXANDRIA ANDFREDEs1CK
RAILWAY, AND ALIEN ANDRIA AND
| WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
| For Ato1aud.ib $50. 20. $40. II 10 and
il 50 :, ~. 4 70, 5. 6 20, 20 s1d Ii 80 p. m.
Or Sunday e. 6 80, 9 %, II 10 and II 80 q. m.
snd 20 .. m.
Fer Richmond snd the South, so aud II 10 a.
| M. daily, and 5 co p n. daily. ezcep. Sunday;
! Trains lowe Alexandra tor Washington, So
| sos, s 81, snd 10 =. n.i l 10, 5, s, T. and
aC6 p, u. anc y aisLt. On Sunday st 8 O5
| S 50. snd los. u; : o. aud y CO D. m.
Tickets ant ictoY1 .!ic2 :: the ctice, north osst
coruer Of 18th sud Pencsylvsnis avenue, and st
the station, where orters can be left for the
| checeilg Ct baggSgeto destination from hotels
and residences. J. 4. WOOD,
General Passea ger Agent.
PRANK THOMSON,
Genera! Manager. 6ec:9
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DJAsHINGTON d OHIO kAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

.O2hinIlAS CCtuoer 10, lSSt,
Ihe NAIL TRAIN will leave Wsshinp .on
St 70 a. N. and Ale1sndris ut s25 .. N.
daily, except Sunday; pass Leesburg, going
Westward. at II 80 S. N and arrive II Round
dlis 81 = Is p. N. Leave Round Hill at - 80
p n. pass Aeesourg, gong eastward, At / 10
p. n, and arrive at Alexandra at is o. II.
ana 1t Washington at 3 80 p. M.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will lesye
Wasting ton 8. ~ p. m. and Alexandria st
20 p. In,, dsily, except sunday, and arrive at
Leesourg at 4O p. m. Leave Leesburr 1t 6 w
m. .nd arrive at Ale1andriA at 8l5s, m,
snd Washington at 30a. N.
81 Passengers from Washington will take
tae Washington and Ohio cars st toe Baltimore
Potomac Railroad station ate 20 3. m. and 40
n, and 90 through witbou, change CT CARS.
The S.2o a. M train from Alexandra and 2S0
p n. trsin from Round Hill connect a. Round
Hill With Cos h Z kT'S Daily Line OF
Coaches for Snickersvil!o, Berryville and Win.
Chester; also Rsdmsn's Line of Coaches, which
!os7e Leeseu daily for Aldie and Middle
burg.
Both trains westward, make close connection,
as Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages 70. F,I;
tsx Court House.
Communication tick cts, 81 cts oer miia
az7Ha1 tickets, ESQ.
3 e. HAYEN2R,
oci4-h General Tickle: Agent
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s.'OR ECHFCLE, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TRIES MONROE AND TIE SOUTH.
THE STEAMER
EXCELSIOR

Carrying the e. s, Iaiij
VIII lesve her whsft, foot Of Prince street. Oh
TUESDAYS, Thu NSDAYS and SATUE-
D6 rs: at $50 O'clock D. 10 stopping st
FiEeY Pcint snd Pcllt Lookout going aud re-
turnipG Est1rniGs leaves Norfolk on WE'D
n E5EAfS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at
o'c.cck ?. ~.
GALL ASD WINTER A2RaNGEGENT,
Beginning October l.
Sirss class fs-s 20 Fortress Monroe snd Nor.
folk, s. CO. Second clasa, escn Eay, Sl50; First
class tuIe 20 Jiney Point and Poin. Lookout,
ST so; Second class each way, IS cts.
Connects at NoIto;k With steamers for Eich
moEG, New York and Boston.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Supt.
?. 3. EQOE. Agent. mh26
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Mil. Southwark, connects At Charlottesville,
with CEes. & Ohio &. B., East and West, At
LylGueu.g, connects with Norfolk & West
EN- 4: Il, through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Te1ss-and St Dsryille with Richmond s.
Danvi!io Z. r., to South snd Southwest.
| EspTess trains connect With 4. s. D. r. r st
| DanvIle for ali points in South, South Esss,
! Scu!hwaas and East
i Express :esiEs Iorlhward make close colnsc.
| II N a. Cnsrl far Eieb nond.
Fast 4 all Connects at Danvi!le to all points on
&. y. & =, and Atlanta, Montgomery, No.
bile, New Orleans, Houston, Galveston and sill
Southern Texas.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
! exsrdEia daily, EXCEPT Sunday, IS .. N. ana
w p. n, and returning arrive at Alexandra
3 o. p. N. and II 20 2. m.
For MANASSAS LINE lave Washir gtcn
I 10 :. a. and Aleysadsis IS .. m, daily,
accept Sanday, srrivo e. Strssbure at Y % D. a.,
West, end at River f.. LIrsy. Leave Strssburg
80 p. TO-, arriving q: Alex sndris e. s IS o. m
liked TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
!SlON ieaTes Alexandria daily, except Sun.
usy, 81 " =. a.: arriving at Ssr.sourg at =
| q. M, arriving IN AieIandria at 8 C6 o. N.
For &lddlsburg daily Except Sunday con
necticn a. Plains station.
For upperville, regular connection at Dele.
plana.
For Washington, Rappahsnncck, daily coz
aeStlon, except Sunday, St Cu!peper.
For WAEkENT0E, leave Wlshincton Fl
II and II 70 .. q, daily.
All srsins n AXE good connections, at Wash.
ing!on, to and sIcn North oad West
- atlanta sleeper leaves Washington at
~ a. NJ, rlcnng through without change,
Full n1sn Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Inatleston, 5. c., without change, OF II %
?. m. traln
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro and
AuSusts, Ga, on I0a u. connection.
MARI dlustabe Chair Cars are run on Night
ains between Washington aud Danville.
Through tickets at loves! rates to all i'm port.
ut points in the UIiId States,
Mall Ilslrs in both directions make close con-
nection OF FrsLk! Junction 10 and from all
points oI franklin Division.
fulinsn Sieepers will run between Washing.
ton and atlanta on Fast Msil.
akkCER SLAUGHTER, G. T.. A.
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C0rO.F.EC RtI,E& Ea.TuI.fGS.

"s'f'. - "a . ~ an N-S " 81 s'"Sa
The s'ce,ne, AliHOWSM1TH leaves tn ST.
Th'rt Washington. at D. z. srd Alexsndris
az 80 8, n EVREY hJNDAY, THURS
DAY end SATURDAY for all river landings.
On Mondays as far ss Nomini Ferry; On Thurs.
day foniai and CucIioman; on Saturday Cur
liomen and LeoHardtosn; connects st Shep.
hsli's with z. & .. 4. Z.
@. ". RIDLEY. G.n Manager.
Capt. JSo Z. WocD, st. & puss g. [ncl5
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'9c3lsxanllriu QDazettf
FRIDAY gVKNINe, JANUARY

AN Iowa farmers NARROW ESCAPE -
Lud4lck R:iosatmjG'. OF Washington town
ship. y ; ait, Industrious farmer. A sbor.
,lme ego h sid his farm, and ou wednesday
OF last week he tad 81 600 CT The sale ncnsy 10
BE touss. "a that evening" about o'clock,
Dir. Rsnsoamid; ::ocd ia bis house near
"iadsW, ~ which vas table, and % the |: :
ter vas !!gb!ed lamp. Al at oaoa be ssg
ps!sots cu:siGe, tbeE faces near the window
Moment att,!Ys!d a bullet wes shot through
TIE glass. s:l!si5g Inn 90 tee right breesi hit
unl 10 aud gsUciDE around uuder the skio
&c lis lei: side, irom which Dr.. Keeper re-
moved It the ueZt day. When the bal struck
MIR. k=lts;an!jt ht FL torHsrd % the tible
and sccidsutIy lu: GU: the laUp. The ss,ss-
sins evidently bs!ieVtd the sx;ipguishuert Of
The Ugh: w.s III pessy done, aud. as it pu.
thtm at dlsiCViutsga. they rau away. Mrs.
R:luscSln!1: was 50 elstmed that she gave
20 asrm I'll! mcraioz, Hhcn ths decor IVES
called. Ssarcd Tor tee assas3los resulted is
trackIog them to a peigL bJtrg house, ard
nsasureuichs OF The tcotpr!n:s exactly matched
the boots OF Gao FrsLk DooalcsJu. He snc
Els brother Charles hsVe beeu arrested snd put
10 the countg all st Das Moipts TO await tie
eclou OF TIE gtaod jury. Rei1tcbmdt las
ldeond.d Ffs0k as the man Sho shot him.
The Doua dsous ere Sid 10 be reckless men.
mr. R.iD$ch md!'- wound il thought to he not
dangerous. Mtchel1ruie (Iora )News Dec %
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Steamers Of tlia line -ili rrD SIS fcllcTs:
EGss ESGE9s:A,
Connecting with Merchants a1d Miners Lire
toc Boston, cleaner
ksDE" OF Tas Egxs
EVERY AONDAE, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY, s. CO o c!ocS PAM; 1ssurninZ, lesye
Ncrfolk On El!3rns:2 Gays at AGO p. u.
Tbs st.pCch ira. stesne- has jus. been paint
cd throughout, ststeeooTs 2ewly furnished snG
carpetei and ia the hsndsonest es we'll as tie
s.fest boat CT the Sotcrsc river snS Chesapeake
bay, an3 is tie onlg Steamer making close COZ.
neo:ion with tho New York and Boston steam.
e.si also CONNECTS with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines >ou:h. Stops st PIEEY POINT
and P0INT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
For th. isll and winter, commencing Get. 1t.
| RATS o! fara will be as folo~s:
Frs. cssss fare to Fortress u on!os end Nor
folk 81 So second cl.sa 81 Co. frs. class fare to
Pinay Pcia: aEd PCin: Lockout 81 50; second
claa. i52.
FGEs EETy TSss1.
s7'sssssDEGas Z. e. Eve Kf .aJY3 sSH.s
GESSGJS
GVBRT FRIDAY, 81 Il H.; snd returning,
!oaTe ,!eE Lcrh, fioil pies s.. East r;7c:, EV-
Eis: STU EH&I g. CO clock =. Il.
The a:asnnols OF this company make connee-
a. -iNStl'L. 2ti ySin.E LSS6
st Eew FORK WITH ell points Wee. and North .
west, sad st Alexandria with Virginia Midlsnd
Rsiiros:i ana Washington end Ohio Railroad,
Through Cs!aa given snG tsojGh: handled care.
faily sud promptly. Ecs further infosma.ian
apply TO T. &. NEED, Agent
- Janaey's wh.yi.
VIZ. TIC AsSG2T, President,
las 4 s..sa:
sep 81: Washington, Z. G.
.-.s;a:.z- uuYNG'5 STEAM LINZ WEEK
$ Ei 2{s;A5zss az 10
PIIL&G AIpELA, FALL RIVEH,pEOyI.
DE&CK GHD BOSTON.
Ss3s1lecs lesTe Alex:nd1ia EYESy Ti!aS.
9Ay anG leaTa Philadelphia EVERY SAT.
UEDAY.
Ttis line connects 1t Alexandria With .tsO.
Z. = b, AID = & .. s. Rs, SAT e: Fhiisdel.
nh;a with cydc5 sesu!st Steamships for Fail
IlVer, troT!dsnce and Boston.
Freight forwarded With prom psness and care
Tee Of cocln8slors.
No chsrEe tor ars1sier IL Fhil.dslrhis, .nS
to wharfage II Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures. Through rates and through Bills
81 iacinS given. Insurance st tae lowest r. :ss
agents
g 3. Red, Aiexsrdri..
Wa: T CLYDE & CO., PbisJc!ok!s
@cRHS0N & CO., Wash. & Georgia
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN s. BARBOUR. President.
On and after SUNDAY, Dec. lS, 1881, Pas.
seGSar tsairs will run "a follows;
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Opening BEG Closing OF tie fails.

opening Al:G Blessing Oh lie Iafls.
CLOSING.
Washington, .. C., and Northeastern calls 6
8. IL. u II. sId and IS Q. N.
Western mails 80 snd is .. 70.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 10 30 s..
%. and so and Is .. m.
South and Southwestern msile, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia, wsy ano through mails, o. e..
n. and - D. n.
AsCassss Division : 20 .. Il.
AlezsnGris 20 hound Hill Va, S00a,n7
OPENING,
Norsaarn AID Western malta. Wis Washing
son, =: C., & 80 s. III. =! n. and co o. M
Southern Iasils, vie richmond, VI, 8 30 &. n
and 30 !. 10.
Southwestern mails via Lyrchburg Virginia
CthrouGb InAis) including Wy II sis OF Midland
Railroad, 30 c. e.
m snassas Division 90 p. III. for lock box only.
Round Hill to Ale1sndris, vs., 30 p. m.
Office AOufs-Otice oFe1s 1T s 80 6. H., snd
closes S. ! 0J p. n.
Sunday aourz-CMce opens at As :. C., spd
Closes a. 80 s. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-06
JENNEY'S WHAIF
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

The KIchsnge is now in active operation and
is giving entire satisfaction. We have now
tsirty.fve subscribers snd sre receiving orders
dsily. Cur subscribers now include &c m ) c! The
leading oGamission n erchIlts, bsnks and l.w-
yer5, sii The wocd AID coal merchants, new
paper offices. railroads, postl lice, express flee
Telegraph cfice and others.
Cur worknen are preaeed Tor lims, end It is
Necessary Tor ell those who wish their wires -un
before winter sets in, 10 give .htir names al
once.
The rates are IS follows-per snnun in al.
vance:
Place Of Su:i0ess (uriv.te iine) fG0 GO
Place Of Business z On l Hre) ............ 50 %
Residence (rrivste iiae( ............... ~ &C
Residence Is on wire) .................... IS CO
Above rates can be paid quarterly py adding
SLIGO 10 each payment q new list of suo:crio'
ers will be issued shortly. For further ia
formation inquire of ". T.. GENTLY.
no7to Marscer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-06
EEMA EERE.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO
(LIGiTEl!)

II
Boosts between WASHING TON ard ALEX.
ANDHIA will rua ircmtty So follows, viz:
1--we Seventh street eharf 81 20. so $50.
10 20 ard il 81 e t.. and II 50, 80, 230. 8 80.
80. 30, 6 30 ard ! p &c.
Leave Aiezaadris st TO- 7 80. s 20 SO, 10 so
snd II 80 =. Ill, src y 60, so, SO, 80. 80.
30 mo 80 o Il.