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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18
WHERE IT ORIGINATED.

LONDON, January 1.-THE rising in the
Balkans commenced in Herzegovinia, ex-
tending TO the border districts OF BAL
matra, Bosnia, Albania, and probably Monte
negro. 1t has been determined to dispatc h
an army corps to crush the insurrection.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

bottom OF the slate and forced il again at the top
by the ascending heated col uuIn between the slate
and the glass. The outdoor air can be admitted
also, II desirable The entire s,-tcllcsineSS OF the
cOntrvaDce is demonstrated ~ the heating OF the
professors study in bis cottage. al saleu.
DIR. Orlando Fairfax. Of Richmond, Vir-
ginia was found dead il his SD few mornings
since He had retired in god health Er- Fair
fax. who seventy six Yeas Of age, born in
Alexandria, Virginia graduated 81 the University
of Virginia and the tniTcrsitF OF Pcuns ylY ania,
and prlcticed his profession q O. three years He
was member Of the younger branch OF Lord Fair
fsxs family and had lived in Richmond since l-6l.
The lot which Mr.. W. W. Corcorsn lately
decided TO Columbia Coileee, in Washington for
bulldog purposes, at the corner of Vermont ave
nue. and street has frOnte=e of ninety live feet
on th- avenue and one hundrSd aud ffty-tWo feet
the street. This location isSn t-e heart Of the
city, in high aud heaithf l3pcality, and faces
park. The lot viii be coversitfu time by edi-
fce devoted TO the purposes u The law school and
6orcOrsn scientific school OF the college
An Ohioan says of Speaker Keifer's name:
''Hls grandfather came from Ireland to America.
His name was McKeeyer a common name in
County Down The Speakers father, not liking
the distinctive Irish prefix, dropped 1t and was
known as Keever. The Speaker himself. wishing
to conceal the fact that he was Of Irish origin.
changed the orthography TO Keller, holding out
the idea that he came of the Pennsylvania Dutch
stock. Tie right way TO spell and pronounce his
name Is y. W. Mckeeyer. ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18
RUSSIA.
PERMITTED TO REMAIN.

ST. PETERSBURG, January lit is stated
that an American Jew, circus rider, thu eat
ened with expulsion on account Of his
religion, has been permitted to remain in
consequence of joining sect, the tenets of
which closely approach those Of Judaism.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

Public Administrators Ofhce-MeInphis Tennes-
see. December -, ISL
NOTICES hereby given that VIII. admins
~ traitor of the estate of Thomas 6. Davis, de-
ceased, on Thursday. January 8. lsel 1t II o'clock
N, proceed 70 sell The personAl property, not
exempt by lsw, Of said decsdent 81 public outery,
70 the highest bidder for cash az The late residence
Of the deceased on Prsddenis Isiand IN this
county. JOHN LOAGrE
Pubifs AdrainfstratSr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18
REPORTS EXAGGERATED.

A Vienna correspondent OF the Times tele-
graphs as follows: "The alarming accounts
of an insurrection are from sensational news
papers here. There seems no doubt that
Sav agitators are endeavoring to spread an
organized resistance to conscription, and
great excitement exists. The vote to be
asked from the Austro-Hungarian delega-
lions is for precautionary measures, and is
only four million FORMS"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

EVERY one has a will and mind to think
for himself, yet many viii 60 about hacking
and coughing until friend recommends DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup for that cough.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18
INDICATIONS.

Far Tennessee and The Ohio VdLey, DGfaer
and jai iosotter, jull1,g barometer and udriable
,oiads, mostly from sol,fh TO ues.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE PEOPLES ms. CO.,
" MEMPHIS TENN, January L. 1882 Z
Ee- At meeting of the Board of Dtrectora held
this day, Dividend OF Ffve Per Cent. was de-
clared out of the net earnings for the past six
months payable on demand
WM. NJ. HARRINGTON, President
CARRINGToN MASON Secrafarv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18
ELECTION NOTICE,

rTNHE snnual meeting of stockholders of the
L BUTCHERS HIDE AND MELTING ASSOCI-
ALTON will be held at Emmerich's Hall, January
18th. st O'Clock pm for the purpose of electng
five Directors to serve the ensuing year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

EVERYBODY ia using Browns Iron Bitter,
and everybody L. estonished at It's many marvel
on. cures where al Others have tailed
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ENGLAND.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR CARVER.

ANOTHER VICTORY FOR CARVER.
LONDON, January 1.-THE following are
the scores of the shooting atch, lasting two
days, between DIR. Carver and Mr.. Bingham:
Carver, pa birds; Bingh am. PA birds Num-
Der Of birds reduced from 500 TO 800 by mu-
tual consent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18
EcKMATING THE GOVERNMENT.
AUSTRIA.


VIENNA, January IA dispatch from
Newisinji announces that the insurgents
who overpowered the military posts near that
town subsequently released the prisoners
Those of the 9enddrmes who are natives of the
province are joining the rebels, while those
who came from Austria and Hungary were
forced to retire to Mostar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18
THE BRADLAUGH CASE.

On Bradlaugh presenting himself in the
house of commons to take the parliamentary
oath Sir Stafford Northcote will move that
he be not allowed 10 do so. The government
Will meet this motion with the previous
Question
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

esOTTON CARDfNG & SPINNING

In Machinery FOR SALE. Complete sys-
" tenn (now III nningl comprising Kitson Opener,
Kitson Spreader, II Worker d Stripper Cards, 80
inches; Drawing Frames, Higgingss Slubber. 81
spindles; Providence Co. slubber. so spindles;
Higgins's Speeders, 1l2 spindes each Providence
Speeder, 1s2 spindies. % Ring Spinning Frames.
4276 spindles; Reefs Warp Mills, spoolers, etc.
viii be sold in lots TO suit purchaser. Address
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

justified in giving those portions TO the public
at the present time unless instructed to do so
by an imperative demand of the House OF
Representatives; that if the department has
erred in the administration of the postal
service since last March, it is quite possible
the error has been either in augmenting the
servics imprudently or in diminishing II i'm
properly. He Concludes by suggesting that
the House confne g inquiry to such changes
in the service as are believed to be misjudged,
that the department be furnished with the
means necessary to furnish the information
nallnd for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

Or Money HefnndSca.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 10, 1851.
Resolved, Thst the Bosrl of Commissioners
willard Hotel Lottery until the 18th day of Feb
ruary 1892, and that they will not consent to any
further postponement of the same.
ROBT. MALLORY, Chairman.
By the above resolution, this Drawing must and
will be had on the day fixed. or money distributed
back to tlcket-hoders-
If enough tif kets sold before date fixed, the
Drawing will he had. and notice of same will be
given through the papers
LIST OF PRIZES
The willard Hotel, with all e0S0 mn
its furniture and fixtures, VESO,OVO
One Residence Green street. ,o0C
One Residence Green etreet.....-..--.-.- 15 01c
Two Cash Prizes each 10000
Two Cash Prizes each 5000 40oo
Five Cash Prizes each 5000. 5000
Five Cash Prizes each 500 ...---...- 500
Fifty Cash Prizes each Sl00..-.-..---....-. 500
One Hundred Cash Prizes each e50......--.... 50CQ
Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each s--.-.-.--. 1000
One Set OF Bar Loo
one Handsoe Silver Tea et..... ioS
900 Boxes Old Bourbon Whisky <S6-....------. Hf0o
10 Baskets Champagne, $S0.--... .....-....--. $50
Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each sl0.-.-....... 50oe
500 Boxes Fine Wines, s3o...--.-.-.-....-..12 2s0o
200 Boxes Robertson County Whisky, s3e-..-. 6ooo
400 Boxes Havana Clgars 400
Five Hundred Cash Prizes. each SO 5000
AMOUNTING TO $3.50 $50.
whole Tickets. eS. Halves ...........--. a.
Quartefs---B2,
Remittances may be made Dy Bank Check, FL
pres, Postal Money Order. or REGISTERED Mall
Responsible agents wanted az al Points Foi
circulars giving full information and for ticketz
willard Hotel, L0ufsvfIle, Ky.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

The House Committee on Elections has
adopted resolution that the pretended con-
test of W. Mcdowell against NJ. c. George
be dismissed In the Ssssinghaus- Frost case,
it wa- ordered that the motion OF the con-
testee for the suppression OF testimony in this
case be oyerrule5, and the testimony printed
without prejudice to either party. The tes-
be printed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18
Pension Walters.

At meeting of the Senate Committee on
Pensions Com missioner Dudley expressed
himself in favor of the bill relative to claim
agents and pension attorneys ices intro
duced by Senator Logan. Commissioner
Dudley especially indorsed the amendment
which Logan proposes to offer to his own
bill, and in which it is proposed to infiict a
fiue Of $1,000 and Imprisonment at hard
labor for q maximum term OF five years
upon any claim agent or pension attorney
who may demand or receive a greater com
pensation than that allowed by law for the
prosecution of pension claims
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18
MARRIED.

PURYEAR-WHEELER-A the parsonage OF
the First Presbyterian church, by the Rev. DR..
Daniel, Tuesday, January H. 1852. r. T. PURYEAR
and Miss ROMA J. WHEELER daughter of the late
A. J. Wheeler. No cards.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE House
Committee on Public Expenditures to-day
of subcommittee to revise all public
expenditures which may be Authorized
by other committees. The power vested in
this committee, it is understood, gives it
authority to supervise all public expendI-
lures, but for many years past it has not
been customary for the committee to do 30.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18
Euckner's Paper Cnrreacy BiI.

The House OOmmlttee on Banking and
Currency to-day had read Representative
Buekner's bill providing for stable and
uniform paper circulation. Mr. DingIey
offered the following:
ReSolred, That the interests of the country viii
be best promoted by continuance OF the ma
uonel banking system, either under the act eX-
tending the corporate existence of such exis ing
banks rs may desire to continue business under
original articles OF association by the organiza-
ton of new banks under existiug laws, TO take the
place OF those whose charters may expire as may
hereafter appear to be the wiser course
The committee will consider the resolution
LATER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

Be {; enacted etc. That the proyi sions of section
ia OF the revised statutes be aid they hereby
exteEeed and made applicable to Ward Hunt, as
Socia1s justice Of the supreme Court of the United
States in consequence OF his physical disability,
Notwithstanding he has not served.the fun term OF
ten years required by :he foregoing section
provided, that said Ward Hunt shau resign said
Office of associate justice OF the Supreme Court
of the United States within thirty days after he
of this
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-15

YpARTIEs DESIRING PASSAGE TO RAIL
L WAY Stations will please procure ticket
At the jackson House, or at the Fashion Stables
and leave orders to be called.
w. q. SWEENEY co., Bus Proprietors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-15
NO. l69
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..

Notice.
Ii you have fine or complicated watch or
clock, music box, an automaton singing bird
OF any other delicate and intricate piece o
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELM,
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker
Jewelry neatly repaired
All work warranted to give perfect satisfac.
tIon or positively no charge %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
-, A1El>GS Is 0EIC RAIL&o6l
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

~, BEGINNING October ID, lS3l.
inc NAIL TSkIN will leave HashEg'9.
. ~ o. q. and AiczSndris at 925 I, N,
dhlly. ezeep! Sunday; pass Leeaburs go''2
westward, at II 80 q. 10. End arrive Al RoGlS
Eli al II 10 p %. Leave Round Gill St Y ~
D. m; pass Leeshurg, going eastward 81 "
p. m, and arrive ht Als1 a0drla Ct It p. d
and Il WssbinRton It 8 80 o. u.
The ACCOM- MODATlON TRAIN will es7e
w asLIns ton at ~ p ID. and AleSsntris s.
20 p. ID . daily, except sunday, snd ,rrl7e s.
Leesourg a. b 4U p. N Leave Lsesburg a!oW
m and arrive st Al. zandIia at 8 Is B. e.
AND Washington at 80 - %.
@ Passengers from Washington Will ISEs
the Washington and Ohio cars Of :ae Bs!T0T;
q Potomac Esilroad station at9 2Os. m. alc ~
p r., and 20 through without change Ct csl Il
The $40 IN. train from AleLandrls and ~
9. N. train from Round Hill connect G! HoIait
Fill with COS EHT'S Daily Line o.
Coaches for SuickersvilIe. Berryville snd WE ME-
Chester; also Redm.n's Line of Coaches, VsrA
,sAve heesourg daily for Aide and hldaiT
burg.
Both trains, westward, make close conlec:!oD:.
q Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stsges toi s'N'
tx Court House. -.
s}anamusaeicn stcEets, p sas per BIZ
aanIal tlck esas $50.
r a. HAYEFER,
ocl4-H Gen ersl Tickle: A2eLN
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PoTG.T.:G RiV.E.s EsNDt,yGs,

The s!esmer AEROWShITH leaves It'll a.
"o'It washington q; N ard Alexandria
- I ~ 3. m EVERY MHNnAY, 1'HUkS.
- and SATURDAY fer sll river lapdinp,.
IN Mondays ss far as Nom,ni Perry; on Thurs
day Ncmni ind Currionsn; on saturday Cur.
! ilomsn aid Leounrdtoen; coanecls st Saso.
| h=fd's with 8. (! o. Z. 4
q. W RIpLEY, Gan Manager.
Capt. JNo <. WooD, 1T. Il Pass 4 Rt Gnr16
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For the Alezsndrih G;Z,te
Brushes In the 7 asf.

BY EhGiSTL B)LLIaG.
Tie Might ~As Clark a. d cold;
The Stars Wtrs Lost in cou1:;
And corpse l!Ae LAID the esrtk
inwr pl il sLowy sh'cud=:
Blu y sDd-hy. the stars
Beg,n 10 suila sgain,
krn ,-'rut fl l,ues sod
That y oE%e moro would reign.
G. GOD il EeEvan, grant
That whom cur hsG.t seem cesd
And cod lii etowt OF d uo:.
Ard hear nc: Il PCS sweet tread.
That We writ awhile.
Som. s.sr nay Ugh. the lsnt,
and ensttr. olu:hrs tell
Tn day Is VAT ut hanC
"S.lrsr SpriAg, Va MGrct, 1882.
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A SAD SToRY-A. Atlanta 6 :crgls col-
rtspobd :ot wIi::s sod story OF the betrayal
and desertion ct young lacy Of high sccisl
p5s;lioo 10 shat ty. Without giViog the nsn'
a: praseo, shieh be s,is. how -Ver. mus !rans
pire 10 day or tvs be s,ys that 1t G you! L.
dy in a s!ioo was era:g,d to 6 gentleman w1o
lLv b. dlstnLca, nrC HGts: Wits were ikrrt-
fore itt.'qle 1t. 10 tke N aoiirnr G ytuaG ma
10 the teis hn!h cd c3s;Iigsd 10 erRsga Eer
stf.o iocs r,d .fte7 = q I:at osn3fsio mte;-
irg4 seGu:ed her. s. uCcl did De prevail ov,r
the ucg gr'= mind thai, no, %lths, aodiag tbe
evloetc.s OF ttllr s,cr;t intercourse wtro b.
coming spp4rcnt. beget: Il 'ded h,r 10 c,csent %
marry The nan she wac engaged 70, With the
undetst. udog that her cfet relations were 20
b, kept Up vi him. 10 lhe m aD.iue EoWer-
CT. epd few days b-toEs sne marriage Was 70
take b With her dis; En, lover. Tie psrepts Of
the sill disc sersd Ger ,nalion sod txtored 6
c1ltessiOA. A doucslc rEplosi u follow d. an6
1t appeals thgt the p.reuS aud relatives It thr
gil had not Cl>cre!nn e:Ough to KEEP the MS
ter qls'. JhA gull : Lo'hssio, iorcTarncd o.!
the approaching s'GrIu. iotk fight ahd succeeG-
ed 10 cooc' sog eli traoa6 Of The c0ur9e he has
tnken. Ihe s.ddes. feature CT the case is thar
ite ytu7g maj Eho Is eaReeed to nary ihr
tsllrp ri sill arrv 1000, sbi mosutine, ss he
Is trGvel!. z from Lace 20 place, he csr5ot be
5Dprlsed o! any reGsc1 TO stayioG or STOPPING
the marriage. He will c3ms to The bouss to
claim his ofld", AID her parents themselves
must tell the s.orv + hrr frsiity AID Dist.rsuae.
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Gpczsas anea ei-s4nS v2 ine Esa:ss

CLcsIEd.
Washington, y. e., and NoIthe.E:oTG G.a..!s
.. d., II N. and .nG Is y. IL.
Western mails 80 and Is p. ro.
Southern nails Wis Richmond, vs., 10 30 o.
%. and 80 and Is p. III.
South and Southwestern n1ails, vie lynch.
burg, VirRinis way snd through mails, % D.
m. end o. .. -.
Manassas Division 90 q. II.
Ale.andria TO Bound Eill W., sG0s. u?
oPENIEG,
Northern snd Western mails. via Washing.
.on, D. G., 8 80 I. n. IL 10. end co Q. II,
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, so Z. u
and 9 80 q. "a.
Southwestern msils Wis Lynchburg, Virginia
Through mzisJ including wsy malls en- Midland
Railroad, s 30 q. n.
Manassas Division 20 D. Il. TO. locz box only.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 3 81 p. N.
Office Hours-CGico opens 6. sc 4. T., aad
closes At On .. q.
Sunday Eours-CGoe opeas at 45 ?. uc.. sno
Sloaes ct O ~ q. ~.
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

]. W. R e n ID e e . o 4,
Market Space. =.
Is prepared to furnish families and re IT, Nv
generally with the best NORTHERN IOh -
terms SO Reasonable az sny other dehler.
Wagons will make daily rounds. LII,
~ Ice Eouse in Market Space is open ohI,y'
Sunday included, At all hours, day and Ak
for the retail trade. NJ
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CssszM ssasGa KsEHGua.ru.

T2Ci-isS 2 lie La u n Is = FEED
DEALEE IND
COMMISSION M2&:?:Tta.,3:
Cotton Sesd Zeal, EaHai H2y Outlay. Hum
Try Chop, hiacl4G, sad Ec4ys AID iish 9lsn
spaci Lilies
Prompt alteration civan 20 al crda-r.
+ os Il ana g ElAG 1TkEhn.
m:iO Ai9@hat,is. 70.
NJ e J0GE5C2s 3 90.
WR0I:ES'I.. GEoGH&a,
sssNs2aL :;t>i SIlsSgO9 Ei::;;Ha.ST$&,
Auc ;eala-s in
ell kIaDS Of ;ij9UGE3
nd PURE I Gil RYa 81 DID "a GI.s Sc !
nd AOHUGEAs Wg!ssIEa; ai.o B>K.
gR's snG THOM PSON'S TJEf RYG
r. EISKL E5, 10 which lhey invite ahe attsnsioa
Of tbs trade.
Orders froIo the c2nr:-g &c: mar: an6iss zssi
rseaiya prompt a::9r,io9
;;cnsiEnElents CT &iu.r i!r:iG and ilnrn:ry
Produce solicited ior EAicD tas7 guarantee ;se
aighaas marhes prio2s rid prom o; re,ufns
,f'cr'nessi corner o. C.Insfc:. =no ::o?ri s4f.,
s'".&n5r1a, Us. sGp!4
1HHoh45 r~Es3'
ega&aAl Co@M5s8!oN AEscEsNG
HEiLcA AZ FLOUR, FIST, SALE, A1;D
TEBILL..2
Also GHc:,: faT
|AE'II"S l1s:!1Ss HGa2 Us5: eEd CHILLED
rL;y 7Gll.
| lebla~tr ALEXANDRA IA
ssD. E!sEEs. q. wa. r!suEa
s'ioAE& . EROS,
[Spccsssors % Fisher, Eoss 5, co.,
! GG0J&R6, LIQUOR Enu Q1AMl3&EGE
Ii &RUGA HG&,
30. Is Cameron slrsst, i .eanr62is, Va
S'Eacisl Et,on:on sivoa 10 :ss sale G: country
produce. pcnftrY. sc j*EHi-::
I R&oL&!E:;S5 & &C.,
Wholesale i,>.ia-. s7:;i y;2.,s,vs r.
aGGC&kG So. 2GO!ISiuN6, E.ajU:ss,
A!3 AnJ &I&H.
& ~ '; &c OF s?:s0zetcd GgTs, ole S?Aiesa2F'
&c! ph:s and Cicsct:s Baltimore h.!es, sad i!ar.
uer L EnEois L.Es: See IL CASKS CT bottles.
agents fox JaI,es & T:"l2!i uact r:-c;i,
Flour. jam IS &. Ki-A z Sos, Standard Soap
CGpoa. & Sos. Sporting G1G ,Elsating Gun
poWda-, md EA!.:!Q2-c ana t'ocozlso i:;re
Jr2oRs promptly att@r.t:s21 e. ;aA ccas;.l
| naeht, g9;!ci:2c. &c j. a.in3 :."cc:.
| %. :aHi-iT f}2-77G-ia "a.
$ :. EILGG;uJI3.-:i
WHOLESALE .&N1} EazG3sy caccE1:R
IL: :; g : 5syGsC&
49, s33s2:;1 Z ;.&i,::.
t7o. e -2r!:a a::taI -, -:;> ;&;G.I;;.: z-aoc
;2~l*1::s.&&:is.. Y.
Gooa;sssi.1t.. a>:i c,..-s Ill y13c;ys 7e~a.
.IG P:0J;>; :.ta!.ajCc :ay' *
sssEI,GG:' q. E2<>s,
AG:. & fzzsI&;G4 .i:--22.SsE:ss,g
r&s:llii!2"!.>L
Hsa!o- IN ell Kind: a!
Sss&G@1lLEEEKS, Sat- nj E'i,.h;;3,s::
agent o! The
uETEEpOci! $ LGNHCE = aL:HEn:x
SUR 3 IST:I!E CONN., ny,
!st a--si
EEAH4o" E..::>'s,
waoLssA-s
9Eoo&Rs, C1&'aa;asinr s5E..:;l1s ;, s
:2nG Ca.is7s
joa& eTEso1;'s sg@ s 2o's: :=;;T Z; q
L, IL S&d tx #--&EtB3, AID
2.o1Ysoa's Pure Rye whizkay, Po:ez,
Hiacr .>d Esao1ies ale E'cI.ar
ard Gtai2 paEaea,
az~ Agency on EAr.zN t. NAuu's
POWDER UGa2ANY.
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aScH NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,, FOR.
TEEs5 MONROE AND THE SOUTH
THE STEAMER
f Il - RG e LIZ A nv

q > Il IA u 81
GEO RGE Z e A RY
Carrying tho U. s Nail
VIII leave ber h.rt foot OF Prince street -,
IUESDAfS. THURSDAYS aud SATUb-
PAYS 1T $50 O'clock p. m, stopping a,
PiEes Point and Poiat Look on. going aud re-.
.utElqs: Ke.nrnns leaves Ncrfok On WED
HoDAYS' FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at 4
fALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
KeE!ntirg October l.
ISL cisss fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
ok 81 80; Second class, each way, $3.50: F;-,,
=; 70 iaIo to iney Point and Point Lockout
- Cu; atco1a c!ass, each wy, IS Cts.
Connects at Norfolk With steamers for Rich
motd, AeH Work and with the MercbsntJ ~
Miners Lice for Boston.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, supt.
7. 3. HO0E. agsnt mh2s
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

Ee'Es NGw YORK.
SSiiisss SIsy g. c. EyYs9MT, s,yss ,,aHs
GEESosS
EkY FRIDAY, and returning laars New
a25k, fEon Pier Il, East river, Livery SAT-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

1852 GREAT 1882
70 TIE NORTH, WEST & sCHFEWss.
DOUBLE TkAUK.
STEEL RAILS, splendid SCENERY,
REGNIFIOBNJ aeuIPMEEi.
In .fect Janusry % 1882.
Iralrs lesve Washington, IF, nj station, Corre:
Of sixth and str"sts, So foilows:
For En;sours and ths West. chicago Limited
f1prE.s Of Pullpsn Hotul snd Sepprg U,a
81 30 e NJ. daily; Fast LiDe. 80 s H.
Lsily with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10
Cincinnati Western EZpr,ssT 20 Pm daily,
with Palace Cars to titt,burg and lii cluusil
Mail kxEress NJ 81 p. M daily for Pl.utu;s
and The West.
Baltimore sNd Po.c mac Railroad
For Ornsnoaigus, Rcche.icr, Bpa4io, risgN,
at 9 6O q Ia. daily, except saturday, with Psi.
ace Cars to Uansrdsgus.
For Wiili4mspurt, LocR Haven and 2miIa Il
y 81 8. m daily. excep. Sunday.
For Nav York and tho N-sl, s 10 o. No., 1880
M, 81. $50 ard 020 y. III. Un Suat,J
50, 81 aud III 70 Q. IT. Limited express d
pullnsn Parlor Iars, . so q. u. ds!ty, eiceii
Sund-y.
For brooklyn, n. Y, ell thrors ir4i:s connsc
St jersey Ci'y with beats IF Brooklyn AIleI
sf'rhlLg direct transfer 10 Futon s!te''
aVoliiLg double fsrrlsgs scrots New YOK
City.
For lbilsdelphis. so an, yOSo,. m, 49,
8 a.. $50, and u ~ n. I'm Surd.y "
a. 9 50. and l02U y. m. l. mi.ed bIprus,
. 20 III. Gai y accent Sunday
For Baltimore, 6 40, s On, $50 1879 q m ,5!
81. 70. 40. s 40, 7 80 9 30 nnd 10 ~ L.
n SUNDAY so 93O Q. M, g., 5 49, ia
go rid 10 20 N.
For Hop.'s Creek Line, 6 20 q. m and APP u
daily, except SUNDAY.
For Annapolis 6 4U =. m. and 4 ~ p. N daily
except SunchV.
ALEXANDRIA ANDFRVnEHICKSBUM
kAiLW' y. AND ALEX NDRIA Anu
WASSANGTON RAIL >UAD
For >isxanurls $50, 72l $40, II o. :ai
II 25 ;. ILL.,, ~. s, 20. 6 o. End II 80 p. E.
On sunday st 81, 70, II 70 aad Ii q u
and % u. u.
For Richmond and the South, 6 80 ard II Is s.
n: daily, anc s COZ IN. dslly, e1cop: euad'l
trains Leave Alexandrl~ :cr Washing .o' nr
s.05, 53, and 10 g. La; 1910. 8. S. 7, sd
u n. and IL midnight. On Sundsy 81
U5, S 90. and IT, u {; 700 srG - 2. T.
Tickets anc Information stthe Office, norlhM
corner Of 18th spd Peuney lVaHia avenue, .ot I"
the station, whore orders can be LEI: !o' re
chs ,ckirg Of baggage to Destination from hoes
nnd residences. J. Is. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent
FRA NIX THOMSON,
G'ncrat Manager iaL3