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New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
ARGUMENTS IN REGARD TO THE "OHIO
ROAD

COLUMBUs, Feb. 16.-The case IN quo war
ranto wherein the Vanderbilt interest was called upon to
show why the Cleveland, Coumbus Cincinnati and
indianapolis Railroad and the Cincinnati, Hamilton aud
Dayton Railroad should be consolidated under
the name of the ONO Railway, was argued by
counsel in the Supreme Court to-day. Attorney
General Nash of Columbus, eX-Secretary Brstow. Of
New-York r. C. Parsons of Cleveland Aaron F. Perry
and E. A. Ferguson, Of Cincinnati, and H. j. Booth, or
Columbus appeared for the state. K. Z. kanney and
Stevenson Bark Of Cevelnd j. j. Glidden, OF Cinc.n
ua and Mcssrs Harrison Olds and Marsh OF Columbus,
gpeared for the railway party. AttOrneyGeneIal Nash
and General BrstOw argued for the plans to-day and
n A. Harrison for The de endants Tie arguments VIII
Ie resumed tomorrow and continued Saturday. dCcl-
SION is not likely be announced for month Or more.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
CEREAL ESIIMATES COMPLETED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The cereal esti-
mates Of the De- lrmen Of Agriculture for the crop of
lss are completed, showing moro general reduction
N yield than for many years The aggregate value Of
cereals grown in 1881 Is greater than the total yaua-
ton OF 1880 Corn aud oats mainly consumed at home
and used interchangeably most affected by the
failure of maize The average value OF corn hns ad-
vanced from 80 Gl0 cents In 1850 63 6l0 cents in
1881 oats from 80 70 10 40 cents Wheat has ad-
Yauced Om an average Of 30 oeuts OSl 10 per Dusho
The values In round millions a follows: Corn,
S759 900 WHEAT $453 OOO 900 oats, $l93 600
rye, Sll,0OO,OOO; barley, S33,00o,00O; buok"heat.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
CHARLES OLMSTED.

Charles 0lmsted, who died of pneumonia at
the Fusom House. jacksonville, Fla on Tuesday wa,
born in this city January 81. 1913. He ereceiyed COM
school education, and at the of year.
he became clerk, and after he succeeded to the
business OF the firm with which he connected In
1868 he retired from active business with considerable
fortune and made bis home in rarrytown where he be-
came intimately connected with the affairs of the place
and was for years trustee Of the First Baptist
Church. In 1899 he married Miss Rachel Baker who
survives him with five children Mr.. Olmsted left New
York month ago for pleasure trip through the South
and West Indies.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
DrING ERoM / FRAcrrRED SKULL.

A man, whose name was ascertainCd to be
Moses Carpenter, was found nj siXh-aye. and Fifty
seycnthst unconscious Sunday, aud removed 10
the ST. Lukes Hospital lie died Tuesday, without hay
ing gained his Letters written to him by Henry
and Mary Ward. Of Llnbethport n. j.. found in
his pockets and they indicated that he married
The letters however, Ill not furnish cieW To any
OF Carpenters friends IN his city The surgeons at the
hospital made autopsy yesterday, AID discovered
that Carpenter had died fracture OF the skull IL
Is MOI known how hc received the injury.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
THE LATE CHINESE PROFESSOR.

BosToy, Feb. 16.-The services over the re-
mains OF the late Professor KoKuu-lua wore held a.
Harvard College to-day. The services simple IN
their nature, aud were merely intended mark Of
respect by college authorities. The body, incosed in
leaden coffin, taken into the auditorium. the coffin
being closed, and the nd was q mandarn's cap Of
brown fur, surrounded by a circle OF colored beads.
Following the coffin President Eliot, beside whom
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
THE CONDITION or MACY'S WORK-ROOhs

A complaint was sent to the Board of Health
p,ly thar the work. rooms on the top floor OF L. H.
Macy a Companys store at SiXth-aye and FourteenlA
st.. were unhealthy account of lack Of yen'il'uon
and of foul air from the sewer and that many !ouns
women were obliged to sit at work there all day sair
tary Inspector Lockwood, who directed TO h'esu
gate the complaint yesterday made report ta' SS lSS
eoneu and Twelve men we're work IN the rooms ee
dny using machines ,rul by steam lie feeouii,o. lin
thf add tonal SAY Jlgus be placed IN the iool hsr M
siides to admit more fresh air, and tAaI hone 49,
cnanres be made Action viii not 30 taken Oh 'he ~
uort until next tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

wa. the eldest son Of the dead professor clothed In
white rohe and can The other attendants upon the 70
mains were Mr. Onong a mandarin from Hartford mr.
Drew OF the Imperial Customs OF china 9r Ita:sn a. m
Knight, Mr. Hooper, OF the corporation, hnu ~ ,be
Lane Among those present were the faculty OF tne
college large number Of sudents me ser'g tho p
yiuy school who read selections from the works OF Oo
fucius and from the Newrestamcn after whicha cne
wa- rendered by the choir The remains Will DC 'aAo W
China for nterment IN "a short time.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
JAMES III. MAGTLL.

James II. Magill died on Wednesday at hi,
home, No 120 CaTolst Brooklyn, at the age OF fifty.
six. He among the best known the Irish-Ameri-
can citizens Of Brooklyn aud the vcepresident Of
ST. Patncka Society. His trade that Of stonecut
ter and after he became master builder he constructed
the sOnewOrk of the Kings County Court House, tho
23d Regiment and l4th Regiment armOries, and many
other buildings In Brooklyn. In 1864 he defeated
for member OF the Assembly. lie Independent
Democrat and took part in the recent Jedersonan
In BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
4 TERDICT or ACQUITTIL.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 16.-Judge Dundy, pre-
sdins over the United states Court az Lincoln, Ncb,
where the trial Of Corbn aud Idng ia the star Route
been progress for several days, yesterday
morning directed the jury 10 return verdict of aclut
tai The defence has not offered any testimony and the
prosecution hal utterly failed to SHOW ANY wrOngdJng
LN Ihr arrlI-Nd tn.II.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
MRS. JOHN D. LONG.

BOSTON, Feb. 16.-BOth branches Of tho
Legislature adopted resolutions OF sympathy in
ton with the death to-day of the wife of Governor Long,
and adjourned without acting upon matters under dis
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
RFPrSIyG no MODIFY IN ORDER.

The General Term of the Supreme Court IN
Rrooklvn Yesterday denied motion TO modify 'he 90
cent order of the Court refusing to conrn Tue repo'
the commission in favor oil the haS' hiNer :,
,s,ai s,,po Trausit Company 40 as 10 admit Oi
M. report back to the Commission tJi oyns oy,v
9ti"n OF the question OF compensation TO all pior''
nkkne
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
NLnntgOnl.

cocI,r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Mrs. MOnlgUM'
, VNar,i.'s drawing-room just before dinner a.
sidney MountOy 60 hOstess "oh yes bi.la .nne peo
III ,srv veil 6it wo got into quarrel WIN soiu
a. thcrea dr adfu couple, whO behaved n"Ii ian,iIou
hinyi I'm ted the husband, certain s.u Ss never and
r AiiDi, he meets 6im and Lis h0rrid VIE milan
w %neie'sil sia'Il' Footiaan. .Mr. and MIS- al'N
Inusop !'-lPuuch
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

"THE QUEENS ENGLISH" Con ,ScoTcD:-,-
zsuister. "Weel John, an hoo did ye Ike Iua sons
asroos- John Wee, ineenlsier, an maun alneet
he's vera soond bat, oh mani hes no deePl hls pro
DOOIcla ions gwecd, but any ha0 U"oO' He " in
gruy' "-.Puuch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

.cKAIE5 FOR CHRIST as PRE-: e TS
~ for sale at low prices al 80 King St., corner
OF Royal. BY
decl4 IT. CREIGHTON & SON.
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w ASHINGTON d OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
NAs o"n S0 " III ~ IN 4,
beginning October LIS. 1891

0SSiuuluH OCtOUer o, 1851,
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
3 ~ >. m. snd Alexandria at 925 .. m.
dtiiy. except Sunday; pAsr Leesburg, going
westward, at II 80 s. N. end arrive At Round
Hi! 1t II 10 p. m. Leave Round Hill at IL 80
p. M; pass Lees burg, gong eastward, At / 10
p. m, and arrive at Alexandra at 8 Is o, m.
and 1t Washington at 3 30 p. M.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington at 4 ~ p. m. and Alexandria q!
20 p. NJ, daily, except Sunday, and arrive a.
Leesburg at q 4O p. m. Leave Leesbure ct 6 OO
a. m. and arrive st Alexandra at Sl5 =, NJ,
And Washington at 8 80 .. m.
10 Passengers from Washington will take
tne washington and Ohio cars at toe Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station ate 20 q. m. ana 40
p NJ, and go through withou, change Ct GALS
The 925 a. N. train from AlexanGrla and 1890
2: m. train from Round Hill connect at bound
Hill with GOSH KT'S Daily Line OF
Coaches for SnickersyilIe, Berryville and Win
chester; also Redmsn's Line Of Coaches, which
leave Lessourg daily for Aldie and Middle
burg.
Both trains, westward make close connections
Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair;
lax Court House.
Commutetton tickets, 81 cts Per miIA
Annual tickets, $50.
3. q. HAVENKR,
ocl4-a General Ticket Agent.
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RAILROADS,
1881 GREAT 1881
Pm NSYJUhET RNTITr

1881 GREAT 1881
TO TIE F SosSH, Y AsT ESTTE
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL Balls, SPLENDID sORNEgI,
MAGNIFICENT RQUIPM
In eject December 18th. 1851.
Trsirs leave Washington, rom station, core:
Of Sixth ard streets, IS follows:
Fer Pil!sbur9 and the Yves. chicago Limited
al 10 o. N. daily; Fsst Lite. 1000 a. N.
daily. with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10
liacinDs,i and Chicsso. Western Express
7So 2. m daily, With Palace Cars to fi:t:b1rg
ard Lcu sv;lle.
Baltimore and Pot, mac Eailro:d.
For Canandaisua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara,
81 % a m. daily, except Sunday; 80 p. N.
dsiiy, except Saturday, with Palace Cars 10
CenantaigUs.
For Wilisuspcrt, Lock haven snd Rlnira,
10 60 .. N csily. except Sunday.
For New York and the Esst, 60 q. NJ, 10 co g.
m. 200 10 co ard 10 10 p: m: On Sunday
2to, 10 co ard 10 Is p. m, Limited express Of
Pullman Parlor lars. 9 90 a. n. daily. except
Sunday.
For Rlooklyn. N Y, all .hrou, trains copuec,
ntJsItey City with boats Ct Brooklyn Amer,
1T rdilg cirect transfer 10 Fulton s.res.,
svi!ifg ctuS!e felrage acyoss New York
For Philadelphia. SO s. n, IOC0s. m, eco,
S 40, u co. End 10 Is p. m. On sunday, 20,
3 80 10 60 hnd III 10 y. m Limited RIpress.
. go N. daily except Sunday
For Baltimore. & %, S 90, 9 so 1000 s. m AID
eco. 4 20. 40, s 40, sc, 10 co .nd 10 Is D. m.
en- Sunday. $50 lOC0s. lie, 2CC, 50. I so,
CO. SID I0l5p n.
Fo! Popa'e Creek Line 20 a. m and 4 4op. m.
daily. except sunday.
70: Annapolis ~ &. n. and 40 D. m daily,
except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FRRrE sIOKsBuRG
HALLWAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND
| WASHINGTON RalLnUAD.
For ale1aIdris CSC, 30. $40 II 10 and
II 80 a. Ia, 20, s, = &c, 20 and II 80 .. n.
On Sunday 8! 80 20. IL 10 snd II 90 q. "a
and 20 D. "a.
| Fer Richmond snd the South, 6 so and II 10 A.
L.. daily, end CO p m. daily, e1cep. SUNDAY;
Trains lesva Alexandria Tor Washington, 80
eos, 53, End 10 a. Ia; 10. 3. S. I, snd
so p. n. .nd II night. Or Sunday a: 8 Is
So5 sno 1Oh M 0J aud 10 D. n.
Tickets ard il formation It the Office, north sss
c,rner OF ls.h and Pennsylvania avenue, and 1T
| the station waore orders csa bs left for The
| catckirg Ct 5;ggsge 10 dea.inston from hotels
srd resl:eLCes J. L. WOOD,
General PGSSen ger Agent.
FRaFk THORSCN,
Gencr0t Nancger eecI9
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Opening GIG Closing vi tie Saatls.
CLOSING.

-
CLOSING.
Washington. ,. c., and Northeastern mails
Q. Ia, II n. nat t and IS .. II.
Mcs.ern nnsiis 20 and t IS p. Il.
Southern Inals, viz Richmond, Va, 10 30 L.
"a. .L- 30 End IS p. II.
South and Southwestern msils, via Lynch.
burg, Virgins, w.y aid through nai!g, o. q.
u. aid " p. II.
AgnGssss Division GO 3. Il.
Atoz4ndris to Bound Hill Va, 8 co O. "a
CPENIE9,
northern aEd Western 1nails, via Washing
100, D. c., s ~ a. nn. II z. and ca p. III.
Southern mills, Wis A;!chnond, w., 80 q. II
AID 8 80 3. 10.
Southwestern rneila via Lynchhurg. Virgins
Chrough mai!a} including Wig msis on Midland
Raii!oaI, : 20 6. q.
Ms- assss Division SO p. N. for lock box only.
KoAad Eli TO A.exandris, Va, ~ p. N.
G-ice Eouts-Ctice opsas It 80 =. H., and
c!csas :. " p. e.
SUNDAY a1u:a--CG.2s oraas q! IS s. IA. snt
Closes =, ) 80 :. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

FANDlE5-5 bbls Fine and Choice Candies
W Just rec lived by
decl2 y c. MILBURN.
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GKIRT BOARDS! skirt BOAR- 81
~ ii siZ3s Of tha above ut
MCLEAN s. UBLaRS,
decl6 rs King 8 rect
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Nail. Soutnwsrd, connects .. Charlottesville
with CSes. & Ohio r. R., East and West. At
Lynchburg connects With Norfolk & West
ern K. f.. through Southwest Virgins, to
Nashville New Orleans Memphis Little Book
and Tezss-sld st Dsryille with Richmond s.
Denvil!e B. T., 10 South end Southwest.
Express trains connect with Is, s. D. r. r st
Dtnyllle for al! points in South, South Bas,
Southwest and Rast
Express trains norihward m.ka close coanec.
ii N at Char for Richmond.
Fast Nail connects at Danvi?le to ell points on
4. q D. Z. t., and Atlanta Montgomery, Mo.
bile, New Orleans. Hcuston, Galveston and all
Southern Tezss.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Il.
sxendria daily, EXCEPT Sunday, 8 IS q. m. and
90 p. n, and returning srrivo at Alexandra
Qo p. m. and 1910 o. m.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
IL e. N. and Alexandria as .. M, daily,
5xeept Sunday, arrive at Strasbprg st II % pm,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West, aid at River fc2 Luray. Leave Strssburg
81 p; M arriving q, alexandria al IS p. m.
4ED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV
iSlON lesves Alexandria daily, except Sun.
day, st % q. M, arriving at Slrssburg ct 5 25
p. m, and returning leaves Strseburg At 625
q. NJ, arriving in Alesandris at 8 C5 pm.
For Aiddleburg, daily Except Sundsy) con
necticn At Plsin, s:ssion.
For Upperville, regular connection at Della
plane.
For Washington, Raop.hanncck, daily con-
neG!!oa. except Sunday, a. Cupeper.
For WARkENTON, leave Washington at
I ~ aud III 70 q. Il. daily.
All trains n AXE sood connections, at Wash.
lngton, to and frt,n North and West.
81 Atlanta sleeper leaves Washington ct
u q. NJ. running through without change,
Pullman Sleeping Cars botwoan Washington
and enatleston, s. O., without change, on II 20
p m. train.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro and
Aususss, Ga, On l0a %. connection.
Marks Adj ustsbe Chair Cars are run on Niqht
aims between Washington aud Danville.
Through tickets at lowest rates to oil import.
1t poibis in the Ur lied States
dali Trains in both directions mske close con.
nec.ion at Fran kiln Junction to and from all
points on Franklin Division.
Pullman S'eepers will run between Washing.
ton and Atlanta on Fast Mail.
MkkCEK SLAUGHTER. G. IA,
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ES5S; tAg3 E3NT.
STE s Z q = Eis Z. g. EJrEa Rr.sF s0RA
E!EEi:5sS'
ETE3Y FRIDAY, a. e NJ; and rsturnins
iesvs :! O.; Ecra, from PIC. i, East ,:var, ET
EEZ AIu&DA.E. 2. 4 o. clock 2. "a.
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Steamers OF sDis line viii ruo IS follows:
RGs N3GH3s.A,

S'eano.s OF sDis line viii ruo IS toiioR:;
EG3 N3GHGs.A,
Connecting with Merchants and Miner. Lins
Tor Bos.oD stssGsr
LE5a e GR THE EGEs
EVERY &OHpAy, WEDNESDAY aud
FRIDAY, al Go o clock PAM; re.urnirS, !esTe
Norfolk On aitsrns:e days at i co p. n.
THIS ssaunch iron stssniet has juat besn ps;nt.
ed throughout. s.a:s-ocris newly furnished and
1aTpete!1, end la I'M hHncsoMsst &c 7s!i es tie
safest boat On the Toto:r &C river srC Chesapaake
bay, AMI is tho only steamer Masking alcee COZ.
naolon with the Kew YORK snd Boston etosm-
railroad ii4es south. Stops vt tINEY POINT
And POINT LOOKOUT gong sad returning.
For the fall and Wiatsf, commencing Oct I.
rates OF fare will be as follows:
First class fsIo 10 Fortress n onloa ara Nor
folk 81 50; second class ST 50; G7st cl.as fare to
2inoY Point @nG FuiaL 10 oaout 81 80; sCc5nd
class TO-.
E+5tS EAT3 E3RE.
STE e = ii!s Z. g. EGTEa HT .sIFD sSRA
E!E.SE5Js'
ETH:si FRIDAY, a. z No.. ena returning.
esVs 3!oT GCT!., from PIC, Il, Eaat r:vay, EV.
EEZ AGuADAs z. 4 oclcck p. u.
Tba steamers o. this company Efke connec.
tiCBE :! - SfIpik tiE EHEtU. sra ell points hast
[! New IGr:. With all pG:bts Yves. and North.
Gss; sn2 e. AleEaIJria with Virginia M;Glsrd
Railroad and Washington End Ohio Railroad.
Through -Gtcs given und treigh. handled cere.
fully rid promptly. Scr turthe irfoEma.ic L
apply 20 r. q. kGAO, Agent,
" jt1aoy'a Thsri,
1915 Z s:-3rt
yep 2T-.f Washington, D G.
.I....-.s CLIDES 1nNAH LINE WEEK
s;a9zE2;:sss;:;:.s LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, E&LL RIVEH, PSOVI.
OE-HG& sND BOSTON.
3SIaEnecs leu7a EleXsAdris EVERY TUES,
d sad leave Philadelphia EVERY SIT
UEDAY.
Tais line &C alsc!s 1T Alexandria With TIC G.,
T.. u ID. sDd " 3 u. Il. Es., ard at Pti!aic!.
rh:n With Jly6ss regular Stesnsh!ps for Feil
hIToI, Providence and Boston.
freight Forwarded with pro1 ptlase snd cara
fTse ct co.nmi5s.unc,
10 charge fer trllsfer Il Ph;ledeiyhi.. snd
to vA&Ifago II Boston. Quick time. Frecuent
IegsrtuEos.. Through rates sad through BILLS
o!!aG,Hg given. Insurance st tho lowest rs:os
Agents
T, g.. REED, Aiezandris.
Wa. 7 CLYDE 3 CO., Phiiadelpsis
Johnson e CO.. Wash. & Gcorg.n
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
EEEa.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.
I I.IM lTEIl
HIMlTEU)
,aIs tntu can " sSHl 20 TIN AID ALEX.

Z NUElA will ruo 1rcmtty as follows viz:
Leave Sew nh s:rset y b nj Alto 80 $40,
go .rh II 8 s Z. ard y 80, 81, = 50. ~,
80, SO q 81 a1i II.
leav@ Alexandria 3. 90, : 60, s 20 9 SO 10 90
end II 80 8. n, a-d Il -, 80. ESQ, 80 80.
20 $50 20 o al.
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PRICE CT MILY.-Ine MILK Dealert' Asfo.
cis.ioL c! row ?o,k AID vicinity met Tuesday
afternoon ard approved the reso u.on Of il.
Conn.tt-e on Price which fixed Inc price Of
mix Fer quart Dung ne Current month ut four
cents.
Ia Alexandra the price ranges from three
Carts La. TINT TO e'gal Ccots = Gua,l-lothiDg
under Tie Latter
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TIE STGAMEH
tx GEL IOR

Carrying tie o. s. Eaii
Nlli lave her wharf, foot of Prince street, On
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SArUE-
DAYS. 1T $50 O'clock .. m stopping st
ficey Point and Pcat LOOKOUT going and re-
turning Returning leaves Norfolk On WE'D.
!, hSDAES. FklDAIS and SUNDAYS st 4
O'clock p. d.
EALn AND WRITER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning October l.
sirs! class fare to Fortrses Monroe and Nor.
fok, 81 &c; Second class, each Esy, Sl5O; First
class fare to tiney Point and Point Lockout,
81 gu; Second class, each wsy. IS cts.
Connects s. Norfolk With steamers for Ei,h
racli, lev York and Boston.
GEORGE AATTIEGLY, Supt.
T. 5. tsOOE, Agent. mh26
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CNMSsEsSEeN MEECEANTs.
VAT 4. JOHESCR s CO.

~ a. JOENscR & CO.
WHOLESALE egoCERs.
aENGEAh CON hl.Sl0s kEECHAETS,
6r6 IJseers in
ALI KINDS OF JIQUOK9.
Eayo on ha1i c BSuti S Xxx, Xxx, XXX
md PURE OLD Rye OLD CABINET
and hONQGRAH WHTSKlR4: also BAK.
ER'S End THOM PSON'S PURH BYE
WhlSA! rs, to TEich they Invite the attention
Of the trade.
Orders from tia county for merchandise st4ll
receive prompt s!!sation.
Consignmante Of Flour, Grsin and Country
Produce collected, for which they guarantee tie
highest market pricea and prompt returns.
Northeas, corner Of Cameron ano Koysl sts.,
Alexandria. Va. sepll
rE7GOIAS PERRY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
pEALsR II FLOUR. FISH, SALT, AND
FsRTILIzER
Also Asen! for
HATI'5 RICHMOND CAST snd CHILLED
PLCWs.
!eGl'-t RLkAh n DEL A
$ B. FISHER. G. WM FISHER
E7ISHEE u BROS,
80
(Succez2ors TO Fizher, Boss i Co..
GR02kR3, LIQUOR AED GOMMlSSION
AEEGHANTS,
TO. IS Cameron strset, Alexandria, We,
c-cCiGi attention given 10 tins sole Of country
pI"cucs. poultry, &c j.nILtf
i las s. TAYLOR. IT,,
~
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Ager! for
j. z. FlCkL2N & SOUS BRIDGEWATRH
FLOUR
WSOLE9ELE kND RETAIL FEED
UEALEE snt GUTTER OE Gay.
F-c1p. attention given 10 sll orders both from
city srt country.
% KING STREET,
ical2 Aiexand7;., Va,
p AE4ON & SMITH,
81
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GINA 'MIDJANE RAILWAY
JOHN 8. BARBOUR. President
On nnc altar SUNDAY, Cec. Is, 1881, Pas.
en ger trains will run 90 follows:
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Scz3>[IeeSsandyia QDxzktte

lUaIcUs Gust JM. -Mca;!eur XII dis
cover on" cu!.0us guI!o:n il gcuf couItrte,
MADAM, ~
NaceI. s--''Wha. il t5a:, r on.i,u .?'
X -: ces Is: Yea youLg la6es she
gsi-vCt you c.il i.-n'Sr:!eG. sh. sas her gsmc
/ ting hes- you Gay
S'.-Y:c sometimes 20 raTSsrk, rorsieur."
A.-"And vca you1g ls5ee she tell young
mar 'fe &C a.; KEN, rDe say Sue We Inn &c
lAcs
do ,i.etTrs 40, sieur.'
A.-''4sU", u. s!ce, when resi ir "a die
IL ze t!c:huh-z: wax you cell eel tnd
re sack esd Il, DsR sc the same ting. 80
nsdsne, LnI Ias Cat i: !s 70 custom in s
couniee yea Jcu@2 lazy sLe will WaTry sic
gut q, c!.rg u a. IL zs b.g: and ven n young
lady $40 viii not rDaTTy the make CT u Bag q
p!sEe"l &c Z. gong man. Us is one ,Cr!ous
krsloEl nd N yoor cculutc, Ead2ue, aud
!! moUeh i-:e.est ne"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12

EUsT RECEIVED lot Of the celebrated
- LIGHTNING ERADIOaTOB. for re.
moving g.eaae end oil stsins from clothing and
carpsts st (arp23J LUNTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-12
EG.g.:C EEvsss l+T.YGE.yGs.

The steamer ARROWSEITH leaves 7lh e.
|h'rt Washington. a: I = n. ord Ale1sndrie
~ 20 8. n. EVEBY MONDAY, Thurs
Day end SATURDAY for s!i river landings
On Mondays as far ss Nomini Ferry; on Thurs
oHy 'cUlai aud Cur1ionau; OF Saturday Cur.
li)maa End Lecnardtoan; coDnec!s Ct SheD.
hssG's with 3, 6 O. X. Il.
G w EInLEY. Den Manager,
Csat JNo <. WOOD. #. &c Psss : ct Gncl;
E'CH NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
CRESS 1CNEQE AID TEE SOUTH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-31

SCREEN WIRE, FLY-TRAPs, LAWN NOW
~ ERS, &c-In order to close our stock
of the above goods for the present season. we havI
marked down the prices considerably, aud invite
all in want to give US call at 80 King, corner of
Royal streets. Bell Metal, Brass and Enameled,
Preserving Kettles. at very low prices.
iyA ]. T. CREIGHTON & son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-31

POSITION At REGISTRATIONS AND ELECTION.
Sec. 2O19. The Supervisors at the times and
places designated in the preceding sections are au-
thOrizcd aud directed to take. occupy and remain in
such position from time to time. whether before or
behind the ballot-boXcs us will in their Judgment
best enable them TO see each person oilcrn. him
self for registration or Offering to vote. and as
Will best conducc to their ScrutiniZing the man.
ncr i'll which the registration Ol voting is being
c"nductct and ut the closing of the polls for the
reception of votes, they required to place
themselves in such position, in relation to the
ballot-boxcs for the purposes of engaging in the
work of canvassng the ballots, as will enable
them to fully perform the duties in respect TO
such canvass provided herein, and shall there re-
main until every duty in respect to such canvass,
certificates. returns and statements has been
wholly completed.
Thus, not only does the law in terms empower
Il Supervisor TO be in the room with the Judges of
Election. hut empowers him TO he in any place or
position in which. in his own Judgment. he can
best perform his duties. Judge Hughes in L. S.
VS.. Gitma.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-31

COAL! COAL,
We invite the attention of dealers and con-
sumers to our large stock of CAREFULLY PRE-
PARED COAL of the following varieties
LYkEN'S- VALLEY.
LORBERRY and
SHAMOkIN RED ASH.
WAITE ASH free burning and hard of steam
er. broken egg. stove and and nut sizes.
Also GEORGES CREEK. CUMBERLAND and
kANAWHA SPLINT, from West Va.
Making Coal n speciality we aim to keep only
the HIGHEST GRADES and having two large
Storage Yards, each variety is kept separate, and
is especially prepared for family use.
Yards ioored. and all Coal sent out WELL
SCREEND AND FREE FROM IMPURITIES.
Dealers, families, public institutions and man
ufactories supplied at lowest market rates-per
ton Of 224O lbs.
T. J. MEHAFFEY & CO.,
feb1 Wharf and Yards foot of Queen st