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'TAEHWKCUB SREKCEH.

Tie geography of Wales IS said 20 be very in
fcrcng 10 the student, because IN such small coin
ps,, ~ gvcs isei and inct and isthmus, lock, iak'
aud mountain, cape, promontory,a bay; hui h'
spelling Of their is anything but agreeable
Co the uninit.ated. Llelfrghy or Ggyfrcuyd, on q
dozen other explanations Of consonants, are fan
types Of their puzzling forms. Indeed, rule
has been hid down for spelling Welsh names and
IL l. not sucil bad one after all. just think how
II -bouid tc spelled reasonably, aud spell II th'
otl,e- way. The interesting title TO our article
should hc treated In that way, aud when exactly
reversed a. VIII tell story which viii Yet gladden.
every household here or In Wales. fc lo-eodim
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR. THE Grand Lodge
Knights OF Honor will convene In Lynch.
burg Tuesday night. A special train VIII
leave the Richmond and Allegheny. depot
at 7:l5 o'clock Tuesday morning Tor the
purpose Of conveying members OF the order
who desire to attend.
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REAL ESTATE SALE Messrs. X. b. Chaf-
fin a. Co., real estate agents, sold on yester-
day the farm in Chesterfield county, about
four miles from the city, belonging TO II.
c. Akin. ESQ.,, and containing fifty-three
acres, with nice dwelling and barn, TO Mr..
l.. w. Calhoun, Of Illinois, for the sum OF
81 000
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MULES AND HORSES.

have orened WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
sTABI.Fn a, No. 1893 franklin street, Rich
mona, va. where i will keep good supply Of
NfIfg and HORSES always On hand. Ny sales
man, Mr. JOHN ~. PACE. Will do all In bis power
60 give each aud an fair and square dealing. Any
person not finding what they want IN ray stables
can aidrc.. me- care x0 east Fifih street, Cinein
natl, OHIO which Is my headquarters fer buying
and II DO nos an the order 70 salt them, both 10
quality and price. ticy need mol take the stock
Mr.. Peter 1anl's extensive business In the mule
dc l0-3ms GEoRGE u. DENSETT
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" VII care entirely The worst form Of Female
somrlaint-, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
Liberation, Falling aud Displacemenis and hc
con,opcpi spinal Weakness and Is particularly
sdar.e3 % TIE Change Of Life.
nwin c.ssolye and expcl ;umors from the uterus
in an carly stlgc Of development. Thetendcncyto
c,ncsrot. humors .hcrc Is chcckedvcry 1ocdiyby
lt,u-e
/, removes fain,ncss, aatulcncy, dc,lrOys all
craving for silmulanis, and relieves weakness OF
thc-touaeh. It cures Bloatng' Headache Ncr-
SOU Pro.;r.iiou. General Dcbllity, slecplcs
DEPRESSION. and Indigestion.
Ths, f,llng Of bearing down, cau,ing pain
weight, and backache, Is Away permanently cured
by lls u>s II will at an times andnder all clrcwn-
stances aci On harmony with The laws that goyeII.
the 0cmal system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
,!rint- a cthcr -ox this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA j. PINkuAM's VEGETABLE COM
POUND j. prepard at 933 and 235 Western ave-
nuc lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for 50.
In, by mail in the form Of pills also In the form OF
lozengcA receipt OF price, II per box for either
Mr. PpKuAM freely answers all letters Of In
qulry. send for pamphlet. Address as above.
Neat,oa thts paper.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

cigar.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, l i. W., fOur-stoiy
brown-stone-front tencmeat No 1914 east
Main street, adjoining Purcell. Ladd & Co.'S
GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS, AZ 4. NJ, executors sale
OF lot ii the southeast corner of Clay aud 1liri
streets.
FURMAE TUPPER, 1, l.. NJ. commissioners
sale OF Sf0ck-brick residence No 20J cas, Main
street, between First and second street,.
=. B. COOK. 1890 \. ". portable shelving. two
counters. glass cases desk, sc. az Hufller Bro
Tiers, No. 52J Broad street.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS Fog To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, Increasing cloudines,
aud northeast 10 southeast winds, followed
on sunday by falling barometer and slowly
rising temperature.
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AFRACRASr BREATH Is AWAY pleasure, aud
you can havc,t by using MEADE & BAKERS deli
cious CATHOLIC MoUTu-WAsB. IL tdes;roys the Of
fcnsiye odor caused by diseased gums and decaycd
teeth. and speedily restores them 10 a bsaithy con-
dition. Price, fifty cents n bottle.
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LIME. CEMEST PLAsrER.

SCHOONER "TIfAiER KIMBALL."
- direct from RocblaDd. Me-, with cargo fRfslf
ROCkLA<D LIME. daily CNpectei. This Lime
j. from the celebrated " "tIock,u" Lime Minis.
Messrs. Crockett & 60. own the bcst lilne-i0ck 10
Rockland, and guarantee their lime 10 IL equal Ia
any lime ever sold on III. market. ard superior to
The large bulk Of a.. For sale low fro;n yct..si.
WARNER MOORE.
NH j-eod seventeenth strrsi. -outh side 'i0ct.
DOCK N ID LIME.-3.00O barrels
IL FRESH ROckLAND LINZ. from tie ccie-
brated 4 Obj Lim,-htins," daily oki.-ted PER
echooner Milford. for al. low from ur d.-k ~
ROBERT MENDTNBtRt,
No. s0s Main and II fi'tcc3h sifest.
NH i-iw
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,ala p, an druggists. Price. 80 cents box.
n.,.,.. to6 NORTH ECTAw STREET, BALTI-
,onr- ND. BY mail. two boxes for 81, or six
,..,.- rors2.5 so, 10 any address.
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VI. EILYsON & Co.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertiscmentsin all of the newspapers OF tie United
states ~ Publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch couniing-room win receive prompt auen-
tipn.
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We HAVE sevcDty-lyc hali-barrcis OF WoOD's
ROE HERRISGs that We Offer low 70 tho trade.
W. ID. BLAIR& Go.
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Official SmaIl-i,ox Report.

OFPICE BOARD OF TIENfH,
RICHMOND, Va. March 1, lSs2. }
10 he Editor of he Dispatch:
present my report for thi- day
White male, No. 1919 east Broad street,
yarioloid: hospital.
Colored male. No. l33 north Seventeenth
street. smallpox: hospital:
Thirty-onc cases in the bospital--white,
.; colored. %.
Respectfully, y. Il; ABEL,
President Board Of Health.
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SAVE MONEY by having veur printing foEc Al
the DISPATCH PRiSIISG-iloUsE. Good work,
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

TiSsLEY's PEAS, CoRS, AND TOMATOES at
Gamer prices. ". ID. BLAIR & Co.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ESsUHEp ny
the use Of MEADE & BAKER's sAroSiNE DEsrf-
FRfCE, which win speedily remove inc'pient tartar
and scurf. Price. fifty cents box.
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DEATH OF A AWELL-KsowH LADy.-lnfor-
nation Was received in this city. yesterday
OF the death, In Brooklyn, n. Y, on the 30
instant, OF Mrs. Abby X. N. st. John,
mother Of the late General ]. NJ. 81. John,
who resided for many years in Richmond.
The deceased lady had many friends here
who will be grieycd at the sad event.
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WHY DE SICK and ailing when Hor BiffLRs
will surely cure your
THE "FIsCHER" PIANO formerly Nunhs Il
Clark has won n. way over all rivals for JoTty
ysars. ever Coriy-6re thousand are nov In use
Thcy seem never % wear out. The Cprights ar.
seIilng RAPIDLY and are perfect gcm-. RlLANp a
LEE. General Agent. for Virginia AMI North' 'Sro-
lima.
RAMOS 4 sIosEs, Pianos ana Organs and sheet
Music gl4 Main street.
ylotIxs ,SD STRINGS OF all kinds at pa Nain
street.
KS,pr PIANOS At AMOS s MosEs', ola Main
street.
TuyUALLEr & DAVIS piAso hts been before
,be nubllc about thirty years. DIR. Franz Liszt
N, oreatsa iring pianist, recommends " te
all musicians. RYI.ASD & LEE. General AGENT
for virginia and North Carolina,
THE srEISwAY & CnIcKERi>o are really TIN
only American pianos of worldwide reputation
They are better to-day than ever before. RyLANr
SLEE, Agents, 9l9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
4
DAvIss CoESa cenners price. W.p. MAIi
sCo,
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. W. II. GIBBS respectfully informs
~ his friends that he wil RESUME TlIE PRtC-
1ICE or MEDICINE. Once NJ pr.~nni No. 1856
west Broad street. corner Gilmcr. NH 5-lw
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FAIR At LEIGH-SrREEr BAPTIST CHURCH.
The ladies OF Leigh-Street Baptist church
will hold 4 fair at the church this week,
commencing Tuesday night. FOR the pur-
pose OF raising money with which to pur-
chase an organ. They deserve, and will
doubtless receive, liberal encouragement
from their friends.
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WHY DIP SHE MARRY HIM. Professor
Nathan sheppard, of New York, formerly
lecturer at st. Andrews Academy, Edin-
bureb. and author OF the celebrated Key
stone letters and "Shut Upin Paris, 1871, y
will lecture before the Young Mems Chris
tlan Association on Tuesday evening next,
the 7th, on the great conundrum matflLlo'
nial, "Why Did She Marry Him. This
lecture was delivered in Petersburg about
two months ago, and upon its close dep
utation wanted upon the eloquent lecturer
and engaged him for the evening following
The General Secretary says that this i
the best lecture in the course. over 6OO
tickets are out already. Reserved seats at
Ramos 4 Moses.
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ur.tcs he skin white, soft, and smooth; re-
n,,,. Tan and frcckles, and Is the BEST TOILET
pRT~sING IN THE WORLD. Elcganilypu; up
f,ons,,lo. IN one package, consisting Of both In
,..i and external treatment. All frst-cIass drug
fi.'. have i,. Price, : per package.
rutnIYs y. 1RITTESTON. IlJ Fulton
.fr.,t New York city. sole agent Tor lr. 4. W.
Hn-1n'- remedies. 10 whom all orders -hould be
silr nm "-cO'i"
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MANCHESTER BoNDHoLDERs |

The hold.t- Of MANCHESTER : PER CENT.
BONDS other than the t4>-fecei, aDls aud bridge
bonds arr requested to send their nziai;> snd ad-
dresses With amount OF bonds held. 20 Ilr. rs II u
desired % communicate vi h them 'mmssiia iciy.
=. ". BkoNAJGIi. II..
NH l-Jt Treasurer ily OF Manchester.
V,O THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA:
1 We beg ~ offer you our ~exyiser for The fUR.
CHASE AND SALE OF ALL CLASSES OF
BONDS AND STOCKS ia The and other arkets.
Exception facilities for buying, sslipg and car
rying VIRGINIA BONDS. Our Office being in the
mediate attention. Correspondence s,lic.ted.
REY.RYScEs: National Mechanics Bank, West
| ern National Hank. Rank of Commerce. Hswara
Hank. RAMSAY, Cl.ABAv1n 4 Coz.
dc i5-6na
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ARCHITECTS.

A RcHIrEcr'
tfiARI.ES ii. RtND, D,Jr..
OrPicf: No. 7Oi FFTEhNTH sIHEhf, NORTH
WEST,
oppOSiTE TREASURY DErAE rNYNT,
" NsHISc1oN, u. Z.
SCHEDULE OF eliNRct>: Regular rats adopted
by the American Institute or Architects.
NH c-lm
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND
M or
CITY OR SUBURBAN REAL fsrATE
At CURRENT nARhfT RAiLs.
Negoiiri ~ ccaHI.ntial and oharg~ moderate.
". T.. STAPLES 4 CO.,
NH Ar HOS Msia ar -.
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HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Bniou-ncSs aud TorpIdity Of the Liver. Twenty
i've cents pr box. Sold by all druggists.
m 2G-eOd
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| PROFESSOR TuILow declares there r no piano
made that equals the hSABH-
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HORSES. MULES, &c.

EOR SALE, A FINE YOUNGA
II MULE; sound: Kind In all harness. sH&
Also. NICE LFATHfR-IoP BUGGY; :"
IYht, and Ia good order. Apply NJ sos o1p.Gb
east Main street. y. u. NA1hlNs.
..t.R a
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
yOuN LsfOyCHE, FAUL LATouCuE.
CPRING GOODSl la
- SPRING GOODsi
STILL Ir PAYSl A4
FINE TAILORING At MODERATE PRICES
JOHN LATOUCHE & son,
No. NORTH TENTH sTnEET.
Call and examine
TuE MOST RICHER CHBsTOCk
IN TIE CITY. fe l5-eod
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YDIA +. PINKHAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
fsA
POSITIVE CURE
F0r AL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
IND WEAKNESSES 50 COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
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New COUNCIL or ROYAL ARcANuM.-
Grand Secretary ". Loyenstein, assisted
by Grand Guide l.. X. Reins, instituted a
new Council OF Royal ArcMum at shady
Grove church, Hanover on Friday eve
ming, with twenty-one charter members.
The following officers were elected: Re-
gent. Walter Sydnor; Vicc-Eegent, \. H.
Ellerson; Orator, William lIaw; Past Re
gent, ID. \. Thnberlake; secretary, X. T..
Svdnor; Collector, Il. ;. Cosby; Trea-
surer. II. II. Hoone; Chaplain, II. \.
Crooks; Guide, Silas Stubs; Warden,
r. Nj. Beadlcs; sentry, II. j. Didlake ;
Trustees: J. 6. Tinslcv. j. +. Bowles, and
T. J. West; Medical Examiner. DIR. {. Il.
Cullen; Representative Grand Council,
Walter Sydnor.
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RrcnJoND MOZART ASSOCIATION vse sn.i en-
dorsc the kSAEF.
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DE-. {. W. BENSON'S
skIN-CURE
4, warranted % cure

rCzFMA, LETTERS, HCMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MHk-CRUST,
ALI. ROUGH, sc Ally ERTPTIONS,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
>(ROfULA ULCERS, PIMPLES. and
rrNDEG TECHNICS On ALL PARTS
cF THE BODY.
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MIsDIRECTED LETTERs.-Letters arc daily
deposited i'm the Richmond pOst-oflice in
tended Tor Ccdar-Point Landing Gooch-
land county, Va, but being directed TO
Cedar Point" which is in Page county,
they are properly sent to that Office, where
the word "Landing" is added TO the direc-
ton and the letter, forwarded TO the
Goochland Office. Numerous letters are
also deposited for mailing addressed to
MARTINS, Va There j. no post-ofiice OF
that name, but there Is +" Martins Station"
i'm Pulaski; "Martin's Store" in Halifax,
and " Martinsyille," i'm Henry.
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DAyIs's coHSat csnners price. w.D. BLAIR
{ Co,
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VIRGINIA PRYss AssocIATIoS.-A meet
ing OF the Executive Committee OF the
Virginia Press Association Will be held to-
morrow, the 9th instant, at II o'clock NJ, at
the Office Of the Virginia Home Insurance
Company. The eighth annual convention
will be held on the day iollowing-hour and
place OF meeting to be announced Tues
day morning. The annua! banquet OF the
Association will take place Tuesday night.
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Lgg GALLERY photographs deIieh. all
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ORIGIN AND CELEBRATION or The PuKM
FESTIVAL Hebrew festival OF Furim,
or Lots. began yesterday evening at night
fall. and continues for twenty-four hours.
The feast is held in commemoratlOn OF the
death OF Haman, who had plotted against
the Jews TO destroy them, and had cast
Pur-that il, lots--tO consume them and
DESTROY them: wherefore they called the
days Pufim Esther, ix., 24-26). The holi-
dav is based on the narrative in the Book
OF Esther.
The festival is one Of great rejoicing.
and if is the custom in some parts OF Eu-
rope 10 exchange presents among friends
and relations, and 10 give liberally to the
poor. Purim is one Of the few holidays
upOn which business is not suspended, 1t
being observed purely in making,
which generally takes place on the eve, and
also on the Mlsht OF the festival. II is
customary for Jewish children TO mask on
the evenings OF the festival and visit other
Jewish families, where they are usually
supplied with bon-bonS and money. Be
sides having a good time generally, certain
associations in the larger cities give mask
balls on the night OF the festival.
As the festival falls on Sunday it will be
celebrated here by grand masquerade
ball and tableauX given under the auspices
Of Jefferson Literary and Social Circie, at
singer Hall, Wednesday evening.
Tomorrow evening the children Will
amuee themselves by forming parties in
mask and visiting the houses Of their
friends.
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WHY DE SICK and ailing when Hor BirfLRs
will surely cure your
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suns FOR DAMAGES DEClDLD.-Ih the
City Circuit Court yesterday in the suits
Of j. W. Beycridge and Patrick McGovcIn
against the Richmond and Allegheny Rail-
road Company for damages the jury found
for the plaintiffs, assessing the damages
at $40 in each case. IL seems
that some time last summer MeSSrs.
Beverdgc and McGoyem went on an
excursion up the Alleghany road. They
failed to buy excursion tickets at the depot.
and the conductor Of the train demanded
the regular schedule fare. Upon their re-
fusal to pay il they were put off. suit was
instituted against the company with the re-
suit n above stated.
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Personals and Briefs,

Mr.. l.. NJ. Gamett, the newly-elected
City Superintendent OF Schools, has quail
fed. and will enter upon his duties to-
morrow morning. He had an interview
with al the principals OF the schools on
Friday afternoon.
The Associated Press reports Richmond
and Danville stock In New York yesterday
at 13O.
Senators RiddlebcrSer and Wilcox left
for Washington yesterday evening.
4 very worthy poadiuster said ycster-
day, "Unless General Malone comes back
here and takes command" the party will
go to pieces.
Captain 4. L. Minor, II Hook-and-Lad-
der Company, No. l, has resigned. lie
had been connected with this company
about ten years, and several years ago was
made its commander. Mr.. Cornelius NJ.
Stone has been appointed In his place, aud
from his long and efficient service In the
department will make good successor 10
the late captain.
Mayo's bridge will be open for the ac-
comnodation Of foot-passengers tomorrow
morning.
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LnEGALLrnY-copying old piefurgs -peciai,r.
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LEE GALLrRY-pho,ognph ehisdrn beautt.
fully.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-10
{. S<::a,Ieexuu1ria Oazette
FRIDAY EYsNIEa, FEBRUARY 10.
a singular Case.

P:cstcu'cr S.csebs0p 10 The Pissaic Ccuo y
U Or Q; = s.rter S:s.i1n', a: Paterson. n. j,
T1ss:sy mo!pi moyea the iudc nens sg,ils;
John H. Wolfe charging N With the shoe :
Lex Ct Miss Melinda T, J.o ,bu.. cf = ~. q
small village situated on the border Ct Essex
ccuo y. Wolfe. it wi be remembered. spent
oDr Sunday las, O,toner 10 re Iady's Gem pauy.
sud ii The eveu,ag, us Mies J sec bus ass geltioe
rpsdY 20 accompany Wolfe 20 be depot, sbe
W 3 sSot /, ,be side win eu1 10 the halds OF
Woto. |. WIS cial,ned at hs time TIA. the
sioo,lua W 8 oc:ld n'a' sn3 10 steps W.T., TAX
en 10 prosecute the y5unR man. The shot eL
tered be hey OF Mss Jac.uus near the tenth
rib. WI h Il scattered sud passed ttroush the
Ia z + some time il was thought ths. she
T"u,d Gio. The W ,ndrrfoI vitality she dlspl.y
I'd attracted xTes deal Of ate ntloD 10 u, d.
C .icr,es. Miss ic.ous 6asly recovered 50
Ine lret IS nci-Eme6t IT q ! who hesid of the
case, Wuiie VISA slr:S,sd recently epd, being
uusbe to give b.. WAS |, cted up. Tbs grand
il tou,o 81 IUd.c MEET sgzlnst him, charsiDe
h VIII nai'o'nusIy shooting at 81 81 &c. bl-
VI iotso. TO Kill bs-.
IL the curt roIn Miss Jac>bu, is perfect
DC ure q tne buoml4g cIuony msideo. She
Gid DOT seem a; Ill ire JnvvnisL esd Ky The 200
Duck,hos sod Various pieces of oJrset snd dress
gIuds snll 10 bsr sGcy, but walked as gracefully
If 90 h & hid ever troubled her. That
Wolfe tad 90 p'es.icn f !ur H. h. youeg
lady Is apparent to ees!y one VIII reso she origl-
Del sc,.uot Of h, terrible IF .ir as publish d
At b rn-. AID irau q careful reading of III ),
tpi eco, s.k, o at h, trial lsGt Tuesday it would
81, N tae prosecution bas rope of sand only 10
rely OF. Hu! at the srms Time Wolfe and sll
c'bers who persist IN ID, reprehepsible practice
Of po,p'iLg pucs at peope for am usFnent shou'
&c: Ie dee mad eu,ifcy gusless whep tu,a sad
acc;d u,s ~ ltst to Miss .cobus Is h, resu:
IF lEelY though 'Iea-rees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-10
IN ASHlNGTOE q OHIO RAILROLD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Beginning October Is, 1881.
Tho NAIL Train will leave Washington
At 70 .. m. and Ale1andria ct 926 .. m.
daily, except Sunday; pass Leesburg, going
westward, at II 80 q. m. and arrive ct Round
Hill Al II 10 p N. Leave Round Hill at II 80
p. nj pass Leesburg, gong eastward, At 10
p. NJ, and arrive at Alexandra at Is p. n.
and at Washington at 8 80 p. m.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will leave
Washington at 4 70 p. m. and Alexandra 81
Is p. m daily, except Sunday, and arrive at
Leesbu:g q: . 40 p. N Leave LeesburR at o "
Z m. ana arrive at Alexandria at 8 is .. n,
and Washington at 8 80 .. IN.
~ Passengers from Washington will tsEe
the Washington and Ohio cars Of toe Baltimore
Il Potomac Railroad station ate 20a. M and 40
p. NJ, and go through without change CT CANS
The 9.26 am. train from Ale1anGria and l2W
2. m. trsin from Round Hill connects Of Round
Hill with q OS h E 4 Tx Daily Line OF
Coaches for Snickersyille, Berryville and Win
chester; also RedmAn's Line Of Coaches, which
cave Leesburg daily for Aldie and Middle
burg.
Both trains, westward, make close connections
d Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fil!s
hx Court House.
OommIsstion tickets, 81 css per ratI'
a11us1ato $50.
4 81. HAVENkR,
ccl4-H General Ticket AgeaI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-10
Opening and Closing OF the MsfEs

Opening snd CLOSING OF the ElstEs
CLOSING.
Washington. u. G.. and Northeastern mails
.. III, IL n. and 6 and 8 Is p. 10.
Western mails 70 and 10 p. 10.
Southern msi!e, Wis Richmond, Vs., 10 80 G..
70, and 80 snd 8 ID p. N.
South and Southwestern mails, Wis Lynch.
burg Virginia. way and through mails. o. a.
N. and " y. q.
Manassas Division 0O o. N.
Alexandra to Bound Hill Vs., 90 3. nj
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails. via Washing
ION, L. c., 80 s.. N. II N. aDd 90 p. NJ.
Southern rails, via Richmond, Va, 8 30 q. N
ara 30 a., II.
South western nails via Lynchburg, Virginia
Nhrouyh mails) including way mails en- Midland
Eaiirosd, ~ G. N.
Manassas Division so p N. for lock be1 only
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 8 80 p m.
Office Hours-OEce opens st 8 30 3. m., End
clcsa, ct J % p. N.
Sunday Hours-OHce opens ct As 9. m.. and
c'rses ct 20 8. ne
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~ OTlCE-Tbe undeiaigned has qualified as
\ executor upon the estate of hiJhAEL
NORH LIZ, oecsated, and calls upop ell per
sons Indebted to the est,te to come forward and
pay the same, AID those having bills sgsiuu the
ra!.!e Witi present the same, p,oDerl7 su,henti.
Gated for pay neut.
GEO. H. HARLOW, Admir-,
Alexandria, Va, Janusry S, 1882