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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-18
Produce markct-Ntn. ia.

GoTTON-steady Midllng uplandsa al l3i.l6
fLOu h--nrln Receipts Of 81 900 barrels Exports
OF oovo berrels. No. at rs "a 10 slpernue
sate ana western at 50ai IS; common 10 rood ex.
va western ana state at G5a5 20 good 10 choice
eNlra 40. al 0 25aS 80; common to choice white
Whcdt western extra at 00Ss 90; common TO rood
extra ONO at '5a75O: common 10 cho,ce cx-
lrn ~. Louis at ,5as 20 Minnesota extra at
uods 70 choice 10 double extra AZ s 5Ods d. RYE
400 80. '"'' "'' "'
GRAIN WHEAT - lower Receipts of la 001
nisucls Sales OF 3,2jO,uoO bushels; including ZG7.
goo bushels on spot. Exports Of g0g, 1000 bushels
20. red at l2ii "a l2i!; No. white nj i'd
NO red Tor August at l2is Gtl l2I. RyE. .scajy
A. 'Saso. BARLEy-atcady. BARLEY Malt nrn
No canada bright at 3l%; DO whit" Uauadn A,
J. ~. COkE-lower. Receipts OF a. S,w bushels,
sales OF Isl, 900 bushels, Including CT 900 bsIrs on
spot. Exports OF 10000 bushels. No y nj 5.L
NO. Tor August at sjat@sj7S OArs-better, Re.
celplS OF LOO bushels. Sales OF iGI, 900 busl.
ELS mixed western at JJdGO mixed waite at To-.
50; No. for August at 53t.a5Ih.
HhY-stea'ly at G5dI0.
nhOtEklES - COFFEE weak Rio ,Lart,
oudR-steaiy. standard A at 81 cut loaf At
~ crushed al ~. MoLAssgs = auipt Nm
oI ,,s:r az 9oa!5. RICE-steady.
fined al 81. "a N' va -
RONlslONS--TALLow- nrm at : a-leasH po-
TAIoEs steady at I5a225 EUGs-nrm al 25x,GYi
rORK-l6wer n, % 00,d 22 so for new ness EFgr-
steauy Cut meats unsettled and weak Midli.,
qlct anu nominal LARD-unseiiled at ~ C5a6,
a1l%. az "" III az
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-18
GOLD LACE OR BAR PINS

SILVER Ear Nobs, Silver American Hunters In two.
mr. anu lour ounce cases: Figured and PLAIN
SnNtI Spoons; told Eye GiasA CHAINS: Ey.
r =, asses anu spcctaclcs, Frlmeless Eye GlAssc.
IItt!esc9Fts, h.cfC-c.nes, Comprises, On.r,
t,lasset, tiald' Reading Classes Eight Day Sirlk.
ing M Alarm Clocks; SIX ani Bamboo YES, unl
tinari CHAINS Gold Neck, Vest and Guard Cbains
uooi t'ated Chains. \ good Regulator, runs irn,.
e ~ 70 non eggs ny. GOOD Watches for 40
slg' Si5, us, s2o and upwards.
LARGE variety of Eye Glasses and Spectacle.
winch we daily lit 10 make folks see DcfrrtIt,.
eyt g o oileh remedled. Bifoca or Double YlsOnrI
and Cataract Glasses, ash yary Near Slgiiel
Glasses Kept. s''eN
tr Watches Clocks Spectacles auI Eve GLASS.
rofairet promptly aud welt
j. +. BRINSMAln
u Old Stand. l0a Cnur,f S'r,at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-18
II A x e 8


Inc taxpayers OF the city Of Burlington are here.
by hotlflti that the CITY uncluding SchI4l Him
way anu sinking Fund Taxes Tor the ,,lg is.
nave heen assessed by the City Council. anl the
!aN-hllls delivered TO the City Treasurer for colec
non tone paid to sail treasurer, AT hi. once No
tls iihll according TO law, within one month and
elsht GAYS from this date. Any taxes remaining
uhpall AFTER the expiration of SAID time Srptcm
Der l3hthe treasurer will issue his warrant agalis
such delinquent person, for the collection OF sucA
uHpali taxes, AIDING 10 each unpaid tax Ave he,
GEM, ami Ten cents FOR each warrant which willbI
addressed and deliS cred to the constable OF sall
Guy on the 9TH day OF October next, TO be col.
lecicd according 10 law.
once hours. a. m. to l2 ni., to4p
, q. D. WELLER, CIV Irea5urt
hh'ri al The city of Burlington, Aug :, ls,g
Aug D. IllnlA WOW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-18

To the Editor OF the Free Press and Times;
Will you kindly allow me through your
columns to ask our friends everywhere to re-
serve their judgment in the case of the little
girl 20 cruelty arraigned in your paper by
your correspondent from Orange county
yesterday morning. The failure to prosecute
and sentence the child who confessed her
guilt Is in itself suggestive. Suffice 1t to say
we wish TO investigate what to us seems
likely to prove exoncrating circumstances
connected with the affair and TO have justice
done.
In behalf of the board,
Mrs. q. 4. MINER, Secretary,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-18
ORANGE COUNTY.
West Randolph.

Luther Blanchard of Brookield WAS thrown
from the carriage the other day and seriously
injured.
e, 5. Hodgess house was struck by light.
ming and one person stunned. No serious
damage was done.
>. NJ. Putnam has accepted the principal
ship of the graded school at Enosburgh
Falls
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-18

Good advice IN the matter Of Investments and
Speculation IN stocks IL worth u great deal. We
hear that Messrs. H. de v. Vermont 4 Co, the cor
respondents Of 400 American papers, send to sub
scribers, for per quarter, Private Fan ial Let
ter OF information, concerning the New York stock
market. They are impartial and independent, and
ought TO be given fair trial. JwIf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-18

CHEEsE,-Anoiher boom to-day anl a strong
are shrinking greatly In milk, and with very moor
prospect OF "after-fced," they are strong in The
Dcef thnt the production Is to he 50 much esseneI
season. "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-18

=, ARM DAIkIks-An unusually large amount OF
fatm Cheese soil, reaching nearly 100 boxes
only Il few lots sold al lie 49,
BrTTRR-Thcre were % Packages of bntt.r
sold. Farm dairy butter sold at 2i,a 25c., n d
cIeainery Drought 2J(a9,c IN. Prices nrm on good
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-18

Ayers Ague Cure Is q purely vegetable bitter aud
powerful tonic free from qninine or any mi ersl
substance aud always cures the seyeresi eases.
AuglsIWlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-18
CAUSES OF DEATH,

'stili births are Included In totals OF births and
deaths " " ~"
Births IN July, ISL, %. Deaths IN July, lssl. ~
Ii. II. ATwATER,
Health Oficer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-18
Al tho Afternoon Session

The committee on the appraisal Of railroad
property reported that there were many fail
ures on the part of towns to include the ap.
praisal OF taxable rail road property in their
returns. The board thereupon adjourned
until Aug. 23d, at two p. M, to enable the
members to get accurate returns
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-18

Minimum ThemOme- Minimum Thermtcr ,oo
irr nj i.,5 a M 10 o. Maximum rherm'ter $50
Max Ther 3:i5 D. IN. s5.O Maximum Velocity. 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-11
Alexandria Gazette
svENINa. FEBRUARY H.

A WILD CAREER.-The K ri Of L,nsdsle,
whose deab has been nouoosd. succeeded in
the shcrt p Rod Of SIX years, since he came il
to bis title add estates. in dstir gui: hing himself
10 Gun b 4 of ways DOT before attempted by
suy % m Der e the Low her family, tf which
he WIS Tie head. The lAte earl was one OF the
richest peers 10 England. one of the hardest
d k"rs. ooe Of he nrst reckless gamblers
and an uorvaed sped brift. These dis itt-
ito h. yslued vi hio Two years sfer attaiDIng
hil o. nj y and b. hen I'd I'D t. them the sd-
driopal di.tinc;ion f becoming VI, husband Of
L,dy Cons &C, Vi dy- heIU-rt, the leading
''profes,iOosl b~'u,s" IF Etgli h society. The
youog b-lde md or ,om rau . rscs 10 prodiRali-
ty, AID tie couue,s ~ said to have lsvl b ID
three millions 10 her fist yesr. vi lie the earl
kept 40 aD e0ormous rsc;rg stud and ooe OF
tho mCst rxutn,!Vc steam 5 chs 10 The world
loside she yesr La Gl sns, as the countess
was f.uiisry Cal d, return,d to her mother
under q o., nd. ard The ear cleeriuy adveI-
ti-ed the tsct 10 the world. ouull With thu q, :
En- 81 G, that be " uId thereafter "psy no b lie
Ct c,nusc ing, sh;c1, 90 be was even then
pr ,cIlc.ly bstk upt. Gas not of nu,h so-
c unt to If .nesmen. He tss soce zoe %
from BID to wors, and aIeck>d nos only his fol
iuoe tu, bis health by his fxcssses. lie had
r0t yet rci ca ID he age OF 27.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-11

5g' OPPORTUNITY Nor TO BE MISSED -
o, Frics, morvlos. at ten o clock at |. kICH-
BERG S succ. ss.r 70 S!aymsker Co., We Will
open large ljt ct DAMAGED Coos bought
at w T. NJ 3ore's saic 10 New York from the
underwriters, coo:s irg Of NJ uroing Goods of
all grades. su:a as Lupin's Best Back Cash
meres, I'll W col Armures. Sehoodahs, Camels'
Hair, BuDioes, NUS Yelling, Black Flat
uels, sDd several other B,rgars. These goods
are s ish ly scnch q and Damn. apd will b. sold
a. less than 50 csn 90 he D liar. For pat
iicuisrs cali spd examine cur Variety. All
goods marked 10 PLAIN figures at
fel9 IL L ECHBERG s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-11
VA ASEINGTQN 4 OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning October is, 1881.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
n 40 =. m. and Alexandria At 925 .. N.
dsily. except Sunday; pass Leesburg. going
westward. st IL 80 8. m. and arrive Il Round
Hill al II Is N. Leave Round Hill at II 80
p. nj pass Leosburg. gong eastward, =: ! 10
p. NJ, and arrive ct Alexandra at 8 Is p. u.
and n Wasbinstos at 8 80 p. m.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington at 42y p. m. and Alexandra St
70 p. 10, daily, except Sunday. and arrive o.
Leesourg at AZ p. m. Leave Leesburg ct w
N and arrive st ALI xandria at 8 is .. H.
and Washington at 8 80 a. m.
~ Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station ate Os.m. and 40
p. NJ, and 60 through without change Ct cal!
The 9.25 Am. trnln from Alexandra and INV
2. m. train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with GOSH EkT'S Daily Line OF
Coacbes for Spickersville, Berryville and Win.
chester; also Redm,ns Line Of Coaches, which
leave Leesourg daily for Aldie and Middle
burg.
Both trains. westward make close connection.
at Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages TO, FAni
fa1 Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 ets Per ElilH
AEnEsa sick eta, $50.
& 81. EAVENEH,
ocl4-tf General Ticket Ase1a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-11

Steansrs Of ihis lins ~ili ru1 81 follows,
FG2 Efs.E0E.N,
Connecting wish Herchsnss and Nino., Line
for Boston. steamer
E.aDT OF TElR EEHs
EVERY EoNDAY, WEDNESDAY and
Norfolk on sltsrnste days st a. 90 D. m.
This stsuEch iron steamer has juat been paint.
ed throughout s!siarcoE!s newly furnished and
csrpeted, and is The hsDdaouest ss we'll ss the
safest boa. on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only steamer making close con.
necs:on with the New York and Boston steam
e:si also Connects VIE Rich Glond cleaners and
railroad Inca ;orth. Stops 1T PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
For tn fs!t Bno winter, commencing Oct, lst
rats OF fsre will BE- IS follows:
FRS. cisss fare to for.ress bionroe and Nor
fox - So sec?Gd class ST. 90; fret class fare to
Piney Point and Point Lockout 81 90; second
class TO-.
EGfS NkGsT FdsRM.
s"ES-"Fas e. @. EJvzaET sa5rE yCsa
GzESDJT
ETgHY FRIDAY, pnt returning lasys New
go:k, f:oEl pier 4, East river. EVERY SAT.
UHDAE.
The stc.raIfs q this company make connec-
!lcn5 II = Norfolk fog Boston aud sll points East
At New Eo,k with sill points Weat end North.
vest, and ct AleIaItr;s With Virsinia Midland
Railroad Gnt Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rites given aud freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further informatlop
Apply W +. q. Fed, Agont,
Jsnney's whsrf.
WM. THOMPSON. President,
LIS B:fcc:,
sep 2?-tE Eoshington. o. q.
VS.. ULTDG'S oT'kAA LINE WEEK
&St.ss::as IL TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROyI.
CENC2 AID BOSTON.
SssEIasrs !s&ye AiaxsuGr;a EVERY TUES
OAE and laaye Ehiiade]phia EVERY SAT.
URDhY.
THIS line connecis Ut Alaxsadris with tie @.
4. & II. and " & o. Z. Rs, Aro ct philsdol.
ahia with Clyde's regular S:aauiahips for Fall
Hiyor, Providence end Boston.
freight forwarded wish pron, ptness and cara
trse OF co!anl5slous.
No charge for .rsasfer In PHILADELPHIA, nnd
to wharfage In BoeEon. Quick time. Freauen.
tepsrtures Throagh rates snd through 5ille
Of !EdlCg siTe1. Insurance ct thu opett rates
Agents
I. a, REED, Aie1an6ris.
VIZ p CLYDE & CO.. Philsdelph,s
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. & ueorgvn
ia 3~st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-11
E'0R NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
. TRESS MONROE AND TIE SOUTH.

THE STEAMER
GEO RGE L II A RY
Carrying the q. d. Msii)
"lli leave her Hhart foot of Prince street IN
IUES DAYS. THURSDAYS aud SATUE-
nAlS a: $50 n,cloek p. m, stopping at
Trey folnt snd Peint Lookout going aud re-
turning. Returning leaves Norfolk on WED.
: ErrAft', FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at 4
o'cocE y. D.
GALL AND WRITER ARRANGEMENT
Beginning October |.
s,rss Class fare to Fortress Monroe snd Nor.
fGGiS, 81 10; second class, esch way, Sl5O; First
CLASS iaIe to iineJ Point aud Point Lockout,
81 81; Second clses, each wsy, Is cts.
Connects ct Norfolk with cleaners for Eich
mold, sew York and Boston.
P. 3. EGOH, Agsnt. mh26
YNIs,lO q SEap,. C,.rr,,ooo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-11

Far pcocrsl use. kIvERSlDs PURIFIED
WHIsKEY is E, com mcuded price So per gallon.
GEO MCEURNEY & Con, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-11
LEGAL HNTIUES.

Vik9lNla: in the CLERKS eff .e f tie Cot
pnrs:ion Court of tie Cito Of Ae1aadri.,
or the so h ds7 Of JsLu,ry, 1882
kFzahrih . Fonf, by her next flieLd Iucien
4. Hoctf ccma'-in"nt. egoinst Chapman
Male, john Il Williams snI Lioden Kent
trustees, d John z. Williams Linden Kent
and the Fis. Estional Eank IF alexandria
Va dtf-udsn!s. In chsl cery and upon an
RttrcEG cnt
Mtuo n object OF this sui! is 10 rec7var Of
the defeGds r hapmsn Neae the sum
W my Elk tu dred dollars with iutarest thereon
frn N October ~, 1873. TIL paid. and to attach
.nd subject to the payment CT ihs same The real
estate If the ssi :. Chsl nan Ee4ls in this city
f Altx.odriA ss follows: ha house and lot q,
the southeast Intersection Cf It Assph and
DUKE tres tsi the house and lot on Duke street
adjoining the above on the e.st eide, and the
house md lot on the nCr!h side OF Cameron
iS9 Uha last nsnel o,cgped by Daniel X.
Slsrsbu7yl also tho property and eslnta of S
Chapman Ns.la in the possession CT John q
%ilhs1s and Linden Kent, trustees, Linden
Kent, John G. Will ms and the First n a.on.l
Bank of Ala- sudris Va respectively
TIL" 6cf"r d.nt, S Chapman Nesle, not having
entered his appeaTa"cs snd givsu security sc
ding to thu scs of Assenh Y, and rpl-s nfthis
Curt and it appearing By fi iavi! that teisro.
\ resident Of ;lis Sts,a: Ii IS ordered, thai III
said defendant appesr are within one month If.
ter ua publication Of this order, ard d. whist
is ne ss-ry 10 proec5 bi, interest in this suit
and b + copy If Ibis order be forth WITH ln-
serted IL the Alex ardtis a. al.a o newspaper
pub i;hed III the city Of a exandfi. once q weck
for f,ur uc2s:siye wstks and po:ted G. the front
door IF The Court Bou:s OF this city.
q c,py-tcst:
MORTON MA2YE, Clark.
John n Johns r. md
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FJfS ENaGW FGREE.
sTHE-EFEs e. @. NyvEaETa,TEy CE1
GSESgJr
EVERY FRIDAY, enc returning las7s New
Yc.k, f-oua pier Il, East river, kIERY sat.
UMEAE.
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South Bound.
North Bound.

Nail, Southwark connects Of Charlottesville
with Che5. & Ohio 4. B., Rast and West. Al
Lynchburg, connects with Norfolk & West.
ern K. t., through Southwest Virginia, 10
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Te1ss-.nd at Dsrville with Richmond &
Ds1ville Il. E., to South snd Southwest.
Express trains connect at Charlottesville with
Ches. d Ohio trains for the West a9d with K,
s; d 4 K at Dsrville for all points in South,
South Bsst, southwest and East
E1prcss trains northWa1 make connect IN at
Char lot,esvia for Richmond.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave AL
sxsndeia daily, except Sunday. 9 co a. m. ana
90 p. m, and returning arrive at Alexandra
os p. m. and u 10 . m;
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
TO 9. n. and AleZsndris IS q. m, dalT,
srcep. Sunday, arrive 8. Strasburg at II % p m,
connecting with the Valley Road Rsst and
West. al d st fivsr with $. v. K fr Lur,y
ana Wsynesboro. Leave S.rasburg 50 p. M,
| errivina At Ale1andris al IS p. m.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
| day, at 8 60 6. ID, arriving at Strssburg at Is
p. M. and returning leaves Strseburg at s rs
a. M, arriving in Aexsndria at 8 &c .. m.
For hiddleburg. daily Except Sunday Goa
| nection at Pts,n, ssstion.
For Upperville, regular connection ut Dela-
plane.
For Washington, Rspp.hsnncck, daily COZ
| nectioa, except Sunday, OF Culpeper.
For WARkENTUN, lssvs Washington Il
| I 10 a. Il. and 90 p. M daily.
All trains make good connections, at Wash.
| ington. to and fre-n North and West.
E Atlanta sleeper leaves Washington al
7 ~ b. M, running through without change
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
| and lharleston s. O, without change, on GO
e. NJ. trsin
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro aud
Augusts, Ga on 10 N. connection.
| "a e. net h1a Gb,tr f1.ra N;oht
| trains between Washington and Danville.
| Through tickets ut lowest rates to all import
| ant points in the United states.
Mail Trains in both directions make close con.
! nectlon at Fran Kiln junction to and from all
| points on Franklin Division.
| hEkUER SLAUGHTER G. r. A,
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1892

1882 GREAT 1882
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TC TIE NORTH, WEST 8 SOUTHWEST
, DOUBLE TkACK.
sRzH HA SSA1tf sE4h aq4lPx sSHE1Ez
in eject January %, 1882.
Trains leave Washington, from station, corner
Of Sixth and stre.ts, IS follows:
For Pnlsbure and the West Chicago Limited
k1pre.s of Pullman Hotol and S,eeping Cars
81 8 30 o n. daily; Fast Liue. 9 80 8. nj.
daily. with Sleeping Oars from Harrisburg TO
Cincinnati. Western Express I 80 pm daily,
with Palace Cars to fitt.burg and Cir cnnsli.
Mail E1nress u, SO p. ~ daily for Plt!sburg
and The West.
Baltimore and Potcmsc Railroad
For CsnsndsiGus, Rochester. Buffalo, hisgar,
st % p m. daily, except Saturday, with Pal.
ace Cars 70 Canandaigua.
For Wiiiausport, Lock Haven and Elmira. q!
80 q. m daily. except Sunday.
For Ne" York and the East, 8 co q. NJ, 10 80 g.
m. &C. $50 and 1920 y. m: On Sunday
Pullman Psror cars. 80 q. u. daily, except
Sunday.
For Brooklyn. N. Y, all throua h trains connec!
atJereey City with boats If Brooklyn Amer,
sfordipg direct transfer to Fulton street.
avoiding double ferrisgo across New York
For Philadelphia, $50 a. m, 10 80 .. m, 1so
q, 9 20. and 10 70 p. m. On Sundsy, $780,
40, 80, and 1920 p. m. Limited Express,
$50 . m. daily except Sunday
For Baltimore. 6 30, 800, $50 1899 a. m and
80. 20. 40. s DO, 80. 9 60. and 10 20 p M
n Sunday, eCO 30 .. M, l 80, s AZ. I 80
$50 md 10 20 p N.
For Popa's Greek Line, 10 O. m and 4Op m.
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis 4U a. m. and A p. m daily,
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA ANDPRRDER1OKsBURG
RAILWAY. AND ALEX aNDRIA AND
WASHiNGTOE RAlLnOAD.
For A.ie1andriA $50, 20. 800. III % and
II % s. ~, 4 20, 5. 20. 90 aud II 80 p. nj.
On Sunday at 30, 70, II co and II Is .. m
and & 90 o. m.
For Richmond and the South, 6 80 and II rs A.
m. daily, and 5 COP m. daily, except Sunday
Trains lesve Alexandra for Washington, 6vu
8.06 863, and 10 .. Ia; II 40, 3. S. 7, and
20 p. m. and IL midnight. On Sunday At
%, 8 So, and lUn. m; 100 and 8 q p. m.
Tickets and information at the Office, northeast
corner Of 18th aud Pennsy lvsnia avenue, and At
the station, whore orders can be left for The
checking of baggage to destination from hotels
snd residences. j. K. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON,
General MANAGER. isrW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-11
POTATOES, DE,ANS& FISH

NEW YORK and EASTERN BARLY
ROSE PEOtIEIC. HERLEsS AND
CHAMPION POTATOES.
Nos l, 2 and FAT lFURE MAOKEREL.
POTOMAC FAMILY ROE and No do,
Genuine LAeRAUl1h do. in bbls, half and
quarter obs ond kits
sHAD kos' sO'5TCH HERRING AND
BONELXSS CCiD FISH.
NEW YORK BEANS and CHEESE.
N. LINDSEY & 20,
feb7-2m Nor. & kirg st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-11
I SS2 GARDEN SEEDS.

We hsv= just received our FIR. supply of G ~.
den eeeco tcr III year from The old ard rels-
be bouse OF Lnudre,h
ne will be pl..ssd to furnish Landreths A..
7,anaes 10 oil pur hasers of Seed.
f.b2 3. Z. LRADBsATSR s. BRO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-20
I.YNCHBURG.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT-lhh hoHAh'
coNcERr-uoRE LANDsLIDEs-1IIE HALLE
WOOD TOBACCO BILL. &C.
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coScERT-uORE LANDsLIDEs-1IlE HALLE
WOOD TOBACCO BILL. &C.
CCorrrspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
JANUARY 10, 1882.
Early this morning the fast-eXprcss train
on the Virginia Midland railroad ran over
and killed man on the Fishing-creek
trestle. Just without the corporation
limits. There j. sharp curve al tnat
point, and the man, who was.sitting on me
track, did not sec the train until II was al
most upon him, when he attempted to run,
but finding such mode OF escape Impossible,
cndeayorcd TO squeeze his body through
The cross-ties. In this he failed, and the
cars almost severed his head and in various
other WAYS mangled his body to point
beyond recognition. The train was stop
ped and the remains gathered mp and
brought TO this city. The unfortunate man
il supposed to be Charles Hopkins, OF AM
herst county. n nephew Of Mr. Reuben
Hopkins, until recently connected with the
Norfolk and Western railroad here; but at
the present writing the Identification has
not been made certain.
The Mozart Association gave the first
concert of its second season at the Opera
House last evening, in the presence OF 4
brilliant assembly OF beauty and fashion.
The soprano soloists were Miss Payne, OF
Warrenton. and Miss Lucy Paxton, OF Dan
vile. both young ladies OF excellent mllsi-
cal culture, added to unsurpassed charms
Of person and exquisite graccfulneSs. They
received perfect ovation last night, every
rendition by them being met with hearty
acClamatiOns.
A heavy landslide on the Norfolk and
Western railroad, at q point on the Allie
ghany mountains, last night, Distracted
the passage OF trains, and the mail which
left here last evening returned TO the city
this morning.
There was another accident on the Nir-
ginia Midland this morning 4 short dis
lance north OF this city. \ freight-car
broke it, coupling and ran back into rear
train, and was wrecked. Nobody hurt.
The Tobacco Association had an informal
meeting yesterday TO hear a report from
CAPTAIN Statham on the Lakewood bill,
which has been recently introduced in the
Legislature. No definite action was taken,
but il is well understood that the ware
housemen and tobacconsts generally here
are bitterly opposed to the measure.
There Is great complaint OF the irregu-
larity OF the mails recently. The Dispatch,
which usually reaches here at 2:2O in the
afternoon, has MOI come to hand earlier than
6 or O'Clock in the evening for more than
week. BEAUMONT.