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The sun., 1891-01-20
MONOMANLA.
Now no Doesn't Know . D Thing About
Anything Else.

Anything Else.
Prom the Nsss York Trtbuna
two prominent Southern Democrats who recently
called upon Grover Cleveland said that they much
impressed by fact and that is that tho exPredent
has apparently gone mad upon tho subject OF the tariff
lie would not consent to talk about anything ess. II
one ohsncsd remark that II . nns day, he would
conclude that IL all the betsor mat
the free discussion Of tho tariff Those Democrats
Asked him about tho future and his chauces as
candidate He said that It would largely depend upon
whether the party realized the wing impor
tsncs Of tASin reform - the coming ssua
Mr.. Cleveland has devoted SO much time 70 this sub
jsct and so eager to display the learning which ho
politicians who do not care to discuss the ar6 at all
hours OF the day They would like talk 10 him about
what he would do for them individually II be should
be fortunate enough to come into power again These
are sub,sets thss Mr. Cleveland declines to discusa
In view Of tho fact that Mr. Cleveland 10 now such
tAria and II prominent the leader of the
tariff reform movement 1t IL !ntsresting to recall my
own psrsOuAi experience with him the year before he
was nominated At tho Democratic Convention of Chi
cAgo called upon him In his oics at Albany for the
purpose of gathering acrisl to write brief sketch Of
him possible candidate OF tho Democratic party In
the ensuing year. ! shat never forget the look Of
hiariy whioh stole the broad face Of future
President when told him the object my visit lie
turnsd to Col Lamont who seated behind him.
and said again with y laugh:
'Hers Is . gentleman who has come all the way from
Washington TO write about me Presidential osndi
data DID you ever hear anything moro absurd than
shAtr'
Col Lamont faithfully echoed tn. laugh Of his chief
buk not withstandng this diplomatic assertion Of the
Governor. he still willing give me his views and
furnish me with small library Of vstoes Illustrating
his triumphsi progress tho apostles Of 70.
form In the legislative halls At Albany. He was civil
and communicative. Upon the various topics Of tho
day he had strong and positive opinions with tho
exception Of the tariff when asked him about
that his face took on = blank look, Then his
eyes twnkiod As he turned toward mo aud said
you needn't put this answer down Indeed don't
TO have ston relating that in tho inter
view because between and and the strictest
confidence. itisa subject don't known - thing
about"
since that time Mr. Cleveland has made such progress
as student raI IL cSREOt nOw he considered viola.
ton OF confidence m the dark veil from this rart of
the Cleveland ipiel'sct, s"owihg its condition In tho
year above mentipued. Y. Z. CRAwEoup
The sun., 1891-01-20
FAILURE OF A BELLAMY ExPER1Mnvz.
Cooperative Housck eepine Doesn't Fay In
Evanston, Ill.


CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-Evanston's cooperative
housekeeping association. formed on the ltues
laid down by Edward Bellamy. was compelled
to 20 through the vulgar process OF making an
assignment in the County Court this afternoon.
The assets are $4,000. and the liabilities $4,000.
The former consist OF q lot of cooking utensils
and q number OF fnoly colored delivery wag-
ons. Several weeks ago Henry L. Grau, for
merly chef Of the Hotel Poietou In the French
capital, left tho service OF tho company and
the ladies Of the assooiation declare that hs is
Grau says President Catherine Moore was
altogether too extrayaRent and imagined she
had the capital OF the biggest restaurant In
er.l thousand dollars to no purpose, when tho
association was first organized. The proxi-
mate cause OF tho failure was q suit by the
man who furnished tho machinery. for the
laundry in connection with the establishment.
which hos not been paid tor. Furthermore It
was found. as matter OF experience. tbnt tho
prices charged--s4 Der week for adults. chill
dren half prlce-was too low.
The sun., 1891-01-20
A Novelty in Habeas Corpus Law.


On the 22d of December last Mr.. WILSON
OF Iowa introduced In tho Senate of tho
United States . very remarkable bill. Its
title was. "A bill declaring null and void
certain laws Of the Territory Of Now Mexico;
and for other purposes." 1t declared In SUBJ
stance that certain statute enacted by the
Legislative Assembly OF New Mexico should
be null and void. Tho statute thus to be
annulIed was an act amending the Terri
torial Habeas Corpus act, and assumed to
give authority to Territorial Justices Of the
Peace, or q number OF such Justices of the
Peace. to entertain habeas corpus proceed
ings upon Judgments rendered by the Dis
trict Courts or tho Supreme Court OF the
Territory and to release persons imprisoned
for contempt committed In respect to those
higher courts.
Senator WILSON'S bill was referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary, and on the 9th
instant was reported back to tho Senate,
with amendments which change Its form
and make 1t Of more general application.
but leave 1t effective to produce the
same results In the Territory OF New Mexico.
Tho title Is amended 80 as to read: "A bill
regulating the Jurisdiction Of courts In the
hoUOoo CoEpub pkVCCobtukbS
and the entire bill now reads as follows:
"Bs It enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssnavss OF the United States Of America II Congress
assembled That the Supreme Courts And the respective
Judges thereof established in the Territories OF the
Uaitsd States and the Judges Of other q the
United exercising jsrsdictioa IN any Of such
Territories shall respectively have exclusive 1urisdic
tion TO wris OF hAbess corpus in such respective
Territories law In any OF such Territories to the
contrary ynotwirhstandiuE,"
The facts which we have stated show that
there has been some very remarkable legis-
lation on the writ Of habeas corpus IN New
Mexico. 1t Is apparent that the Legislative
Assembly has assumed to confer upon petty
magistrates the power to sit in review OF the
jurisdiction exercised by the higher courts
in the Territory. including the Territorial
Supreme Court itself, the Judges OF which
are appointed by the President,
The situation in New Mexico under tho
statute which Congress proposes to annur is
very much the Same as 1t would be In New
The sun., 1891-01-20
KANSAS CTTY,S DILEMMA.
An Illegal Ordnance Which InvaliAatss
All Later Legislation.

An illegal Ordinance winch 1nvauAeeeo
All Later Legislation.
KANSAS Cry. Jan. 19.-An ordinance passed
by the Common Council last year. whereby
over twenty square miles were added to the
city limits. was declared to be null and void BY
the Supreme Court this morning. The court
decided that, inasmuch as the city limits were
defined by the charter. 1t would be necessary
to amend the charter In order to extend the
limits. All city ordinances passed since the
extension will be inyalidated. Tho population
It. will probably take twenty years TO
straiehten out all the legal difficulties that
viii arise under tho decision. ss citS taAeS .a,
territory City officers have also been elected
and illegally held their places, Several mem
bers OF the Upper House OF the Council from
the old city will loso their. seats % well 81 tho
mon. from the new district. as they dia not
receive majority Of the votes Of what 10 now
the city. Mayor Holmes received this majority
however. and will not lose his Office
The sun., 1891-01-20

We arc sorry to say that there is not now
any vacancy in any department OF THE SuN
establishment or any prospect Of one which
would not bs filed BY the promotion Of some
young man already employed. The number
OF applications which We now receive averages
about ton daily.
For ladies who propose to 10 journalists tho
prospect in THE Bun office is even loss en-
couraeinR.
OF course there 10 always room for q man or
Q woman Of genius: but the proportion OF
such appears to be limited.
The sun., 1891-01-20
or for Southern Waters.

Tho flagship Philadelphia with kea, Aa'
miral Bancroft Gherardi aboard. started Se''
terday from Staten Island for Port'au,rr'nI..
Hayti. She is away for a three months, ,ss ctu,ss
among the wes, Indies The flagship anIcsxo Yes.
OF tho cst 0, evolution left ihS nRvy ys whsfs
terday. She is going to Hampton .r iHdniral J"hn
r' g. Wnker AMI AMI 'ho crni. AGntlc Gna PGs Tbc
Thn, The ,rstowl .a..et on ,hs .HHIii GuIi Of Mex.
four ships will manNuvr. n tao 'N'' ~
inN VIII La fhn rrnNS mo urlIIDN,
The sun., 1891-01-20
A srARROw FtLns TO THE eRorv,
All That is KNOWN or Th,. Little Fenox q.
How Sle Died.

All Thnt =. xnown orTh,. Little Peno- :.
How Ie Died.
An Italian boy about 12 years o,d win
boot blacks kit tucked under his arm VAN.
wbistling up the Bowery yesterday nrr,,.n
His hands were rammed deep Into bls noo.'
cts and his nose was blue.wlth cold "a.
doors below Grand stroet and the Bower, h.
saw an empty truck about to pass him. G,'n
ring his backing box tightly under his NV
tho littlo fellow dartcd from the sidewalk ana
ran to tho truck. With bound he had mo,n,1
ed the truck ana seated himself with his l.,.
hanging of and his face to the rear. The ,russ
belonged 10 A. Sampson & Co.. dealers IN oI.
at G2 Eeade street. The driver was Mich,.
Morrisey of AGO West Thirty. second ,,,...
Mnrrsey H. n big. good-natnred man yisSs
family Of children u home. He looked sround
back and settled liEmself for ride. ''A'sa
At Grand street Morrisey's truck GOT An.
tnngied with other vehicles in lam, and 70, fo
tSines wHie Kesnys back @ was sSiK tSTnsS ID NOV.
horse vehicle was driven behind Morrissy:
Sask and e seo s sa Of Ths shs pSs 1rSsa he
ont OF the boy and hn fell TO the pavement, AZ AZ
italian who keeps q booibnck stand on "a "a
and taking the boy In his arms ran ints,
McCoys cigar store next to the Ciiiaen 4 Ban2S
and and ST., s., him on chair Tho boy casped once once
Tho hootblnck who had picked I'D tbs ho,
rointcl TO Thomas Shnw OF 81 West ThirT,yy..
seventh street who WAS on n truck In ths
crowd and said that Shaw was the driver vhSo ho
had run the role into tho bows body. BoiSS
Shaw and Morrisoy were arrested. shaw S. d.
MED that 1t was his truck that struck tho hon.
black. Tho prisoners gave bail and wers ~.
lensed. '~
No ono had identified tho body OF tho hoo,
black ut the Morguo last evening He Vors
gray knee breecheS. with a check ps,tern y
light gray shirt. u skull can gray stoclinos
and laced shoes There were few cents n
The sun., 1891-01-20
CaleLrs ting Lne,. Birth day.

PETERSBURG. Va. Jan. ls.-The Leeis!a.uis
of Virginia .at its last session made the l9'n o1
January Gen. Robert L. Lees bir'hdu,
legal holiday. Its first observance oc,un.a
today. In Petsrshurg all the banks enu II ";
and city o,l,cos were closed ~ were aso a., 4
ed Al sunrise a salute was ilre1 AZ tehtIS
Park by the X. T. Leo Battery. Al ~ ooloIIs ooloIa.
there WAS u parade oil the military. cIvie cIt scSaJ
ties. Firo Department. police IVies' nv
EOYs
The sun., 1891-01-20

According to the authoritative estimate,
only s2s.5O0 are still needed to make the WASH
inRton Arch fund sufficient for building the
Arch. While the frost prevails 10 tho best Of
times to subscribe and provide for the oomple-
ton Of the beautiful monument during tho
next season OF working weather.
The sun., 1891-01-20
The bridge Terminals.

The committee OF bridge trustees. 70 wnioa
tho matter OF improving the terminal facilities
was referred. met yesterday morning TO con-
slider tho report OF the exports which was SUD.
mitted week aen, President Howell ana
Trus,rc, Barnes, McNulty, Keenev. and Skin
ner we're present. Tho committee t. 10 nns unes5ii oi
sI,o 1h0ot' xnart with a few minor amendments.
sMe anI i Mi 50 report to the Board Of Trustees,
Who have been SUMMONED e aspsrai ihesth .na. ths
Mans viii be accepted to-day with little or no
nnnn naltlQ
The sun., 1891-01-20

There are many picturesque characters on
exhibition in Kansas at present but DUNCAN
OF Lahette. a member Of the House OF Repre-
sentativss. has the most decorative sRnomen.
His home 10 on Pumpkin Crock. and he is known
IS DUNCAN OF Pumpkin" Did any old feudal
swell have name Of territorial nobility that
was sweeter in tho mouth? We hope DUNCAN
Of Pumpkin will be good to himself and do
honor to his name. There couldn't be better
one to head an Alliance ticket. Long may
DUNCAN OF Pumpkin sit IN the shade Of his
own vino!
The sun., 1891-01-20

The seat In the Nfty-second Congress Of
the Hon. JULIUS CESAR burrows. the Calliope
Of Kalamazoo. is to be contested on the ground
that some 200 Indians voted for him illegally.
We don't like to blame Mr. BURROWS. and 1t is
impossible to plsme those enthusiastic Michi-
gan sborigtnes. The unexcslled wild war
whoop OF the Calliope entities him to the solid
Indian vote.
The sun., 1891-01-20
A Veteran OF the War who Is mi his 1o7th
Year.

TROY, Jan. lQ.-The case Of John Mu'ligan'
who lives with his wife near Jopesvie. Sara
toca county, was receny brought 10 tho st'
tention OF Ellsworth Post. G. A. r.. Of Mechan'
icsyille. MulIiean is blind. and has become IN
Object Of Charity. At the breaking opt 9i the
war he enlisted in the 10TH NeT Y9TE Im s0iqhn o. ~:
snlistmsnt he was nearly so years old. and hs
Is now in his 10Th year. The post has giysn
orders to provide the old veteran with suppHsA
The sun., 1891-01-20

The establishment OF sort OF central
turf trust for the regulation and control OF
jockeys on all great tracks. progresses and is to
bs commended by every turfman desiring the
perpetuation Of his favorte sport and by every
honest Jockey. No parties connected with
racing can receive comparatively SO much
benefit as they through protection from en-
forced association with dishonest colleagues {:
80 protection they ought to have.
The sun., 1891-01-20
r,r,, H,ood for Contractor wills.

The trustces of the Brooklyn Tabernsois
hay, becp wors,ed in their first legal skirmisn
ia comuol Contractor Wills TO bring an acusn
10 foreclose the $40. 900 lien which he placed .n
,ho new church. Justice Cullen, in denying ths M
Application of tho trustee shys ,a;snt insti.
service he summon. noR" sn'Sesa' apsear on
,ervice of the compnint that the action u oI u.
different charac or from taa alleged y WV
plaiutllY the appltcat!on can DO rene"eu'
The sun., 1891-01-20
horn In "a Sleeping Gar.

LYONS. n. Y, jan 19.-aIrs. ]. II. Todd of
Geneva who was on her way homo from Chi
cg2o. gave birth to baby boy in the sleeping
car ",Tayerstock" on Saturday might near
10 the Central House Mothor aud son are do
ing Iicely.
The sun., 1891-01-20

But what is tho news? Suppose. for in.
stance Mr. DANA found himself in charge OF THK Bun
midnight with six columns space at his disposal aud
ten columns OF proofs his desk-six columns OF \
Wednesday and four columns Of prize eight IKE that
Ix6ALLs and leave out the prize nights would ho
sert tie prize fight and leave out 1SGAs would he cut
Of lNoALiS or would he cut down INGALLS, TO make
room for condensation OF the prize nsht GLOBE Dem
ocTa.
He would insert the prize fight and leave out
1NoALLs. But probably very brief and caro-
full summary Of his principal points would get
IN also.
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4 SHORT LIVED LAKE.-'A month hence.
says Cslitorn,s engineer of reputadcn, the SAL
tor Lake will have dried up." eaton Lake. u
will be remembered, is the shallow inland fea
when was formed by break in the Col9Isao
river, whose waters in modern times 81 ssS''
flowed into the Gulf Of Csliiorois, as We know /.
aSs s'z p.f Of 'e the sa snd if dow Of water
had CONT modern prOyenenssi g get
ind ed have beeu ofscMd TIE Iivef VII, os an
to m again till spring wnen the iake may rem;
ary device that could render it permanent wou d
have mitigating effect upon the dreaded Arizona
climate. OF which dire stories are eold 1t Is even
said that two United States soldiers Sno eleo
then went where sill United States sotisrs are
cnTrsntly believed to go, cent beck to camp for
thair blankets Bus this is probably profsne
exsggeration. Worse thing could happen than
the tapping Of the Colorado river higher up SO
that all its waters might flow into the Cd chan
nels and make the wilderness blossom with the
rose.- Commercial Advertiser.
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THERMOMETERS Nos. 9, 10, Is, II, Is
and is connect daily to and from Warrenton.
FRANKLIN DIVISION-Lesve Rocky Mount
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays $40 q ~,
Mount Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays 1000
m, arrive Franklin Junction 1:15 p. m.
Leave Franklin Junction Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays 1:50 p arrive Rocky
Mount 4:40 p ~. aud leave franklin Junction
Tuesdays, Thurs lays and Saturdays 1926 p m !;
arrive Rocky Mount 1920 p. m.
SLEEPING CAB SERVICE.
On trains Nos.9 and 10 Pullman Buffet Sleep.
era between New York and Atlanta, and At
Ianta and New Orleans and Atlanta and Memphis
via Bennington.
On trains Nos II snd - Pullman Buffet Yes.
tibule sleepers between Washington and Char
lotte: New York, and Washington to Knox
vile via Salisbury and Asheville, and through
coaches between New York and Atlanta.
Through tickets on sale at the principal stations
to all points. For rates or information apply to
my agent of the Company, or to
WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
ALL TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Alexandria from depot at $40 q. m
and 4:4O 2. m; arrive at Round Hill LAO 8.
m and 7:10 p. m. No 4:45p m. trsin sunday.
Leave Alexandris Sunday st 9:11 8. m and
$50 p. m.
Returning, trains leave Bound Hill 500 q. m.
and 300 P. M, arriving at AleIandria at S:23
q. m and $50 p. m.
Leave Washington at 6:25 p. m. and arrive at
Leesburg at $40 P. m. Leave Leesburg at o:lO
a. m, and arrive at Washington at g. SO a. IN.
The 9:10 q. m. train from Aexandris connects
at Bound Hill with stage for Blue Ridge, Berry
Vile and Winchester, and at Leesburg with stagea
for Aldie and Middleburg.
The $40 8. IA. train and 4:4o p. m. train from
Alexsndria connect at Vienna with stages for
Fairfax Court House.
%. TROY, Acting supt., Alexandria. Va.
W. A. TUBS, Asst. G. P a., Charlotte, Nc.
". a GREEN, Gen. Mgr, Atlantis, Ga.
JAS L. TAYLOR, &. p. A., Atlanta, Ga.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Mgr, Atlsnts, Ga.
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Thy THE CURE.
Opening and Closing of the Mails.

Opening and Closing of the Mails.
Northern mails close st 1870 and $50 g. 10
and 1916 and 6:15 D. M and 9:45 p. N. Open
st O0,a. H., 1900 M. and $50 P. m.
Southern mails, via Charlottesville. Virginia,
Close st $50 and HOO 3. u. and $40 p. N
Open at SO) and $50 p. u. snd $50 p.
MGnassaA Division mails close at 4;30 3. "a
Opon at il 40 y.
southern msils, via Richmond Va, closes at
1880 &. H. AS and 900 p. ID. Open at S:45
g. IN. and 1900 p. Il.
Alexandria aud Rolnd Hill, Vs., mails close 81
$50 s. M and 4:10 p. IA Open at SOC a. m and
600 ?. m.
Closed mails to Fslls Church, Vienna, Fairfax
OLE, Haradcn, Lees52rg, PuIcellvllle and Round
Hill Va close 81 4:1O p. Ii. snd open at 500 an.
Western mails close at 1880 6. N, 12:46 and
600 Q. u. 0psE st $50 and 1000 q. H., and
500 p. L..
Washington, D c., mails close st 7:3O and $50
s. N, :no 12:45, 4:40 snd go p. N. Open
at SO! nd 1000 S. NJ, 1900 L., and 500 and
$50 6. IT.
Ot3ce Hours-Open at 500 g. m. Gloss az $50
D. N. Open st $50 p m. Close st Pm.
Sunday Eours-Opep at 500 a N. Close at
$50 E. n.
CAREERS Observation-Disclosures made on 5.
"Trip routes-6.30 and 1000 &. m 1920
500 and 5:45 D. ~ On "Trip routs-6:S0 and
10:0C q N. and 5:45 p. N.
Deliveries made AZ 500 a. ~. II m. and QUO
o. II.
sundsy-Carriers window cpan at 800 and
c!ose at $40 n
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WARFIELD & HALL,

,orner Prince and Fairfax greet.
Prescriptions q specially. English, French
German and Domestic Toilet Soaps; Genuins
i8Hrina Cologne; Magnolia, Hedyosmia, Geranium
'8@ Florida Water; Genuine Lubin's Extracts;
hinges, Hair Brushes snd Combs; best Englisl
soth Brushes; full assortment Of Patent Medip
lies, Coxe's Gelatine, Corn Starch Sea Moss Fas
10; Spices of all kinds, and select stock Of all
cles sold by druggists at prices as low a. ths
dSshe quality can be obtained elsewhere. dec
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THE GAZETTE.
T47KsDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3.

WHEsH Ia Your notwithstanding 70
the Ct. Louis Republic 1T has been discover
Ell that the human mouth Ia slowly but sure
lie and steadily moving toward tbs left OF
The fsce, which will in tins bs!ng It Some
mere In the peighborhood OF the left ear.
All the FIVE great races of men have an un.
controlieble tendency to eat only with the
teath which grow from the lef3 jaws. This
years out toe left teeth more rapidly than
those ca the right eide of the mouth, and
this 10 turn gives the upper and lower jaws
an MEDITATION soverd the iefs.
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LEGAL.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-Hsving quali-
n fed as admins st5r of WILLIAM A. HAM.
MERDIS3EB, deceased. Iotice is tereby given
that Sill persoss indebted to said WILLIAM A.
HAMMEBDINGER sre required to settle the
same with me, sad ali persons having claims
against the estate OF sad defendent will present
the same to me duIy authenticated
EDGAA F. HOMPeON,
Administrator Of Vim. a. Hsmmeidinger, decd
oct20 I'm
THIS Il TO GIVE NOTICE that have duly
Il qualified rs the administrator OF the estate
of the late JANE E hERKICK, and all parties
who indebted 10 the estate viii please settle
their Indebtedness at oEce, and all parties who
have clslms sgsinst the estate VII! present the
same for payment. !. {. C'htAL,
oct3 w4w Adminitt, alton.
A DMINIsTRATRIX'5 Having
IA qualified ss admlnistrstriI OF GEO.ssMITH,
deceased, notice Is hes eby given that sll persons
ird bted 10 said George smith req Tired 70
Settle the same with William a. Smith, who is
author zed TO receive ana receipt for all money
due the sid George :. smith; and all persons
having claims against the estate OF said George 3.
smith will presens The same. 10 said William b.
Smith duly authenticated.
CAIHaRISE S. SMITH,
octS-1m Administrative of George Smith.
JNTHE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
L COURT Of the county OF AleIsndrls on the 9TH
day OF ctooer, 1881
Inc fobomsc STONE company pia'n'n
against
James Morgan, defendant
ihe ns -, ~ 81 NC
.a,h.o 49, =, go
anu W a..Nou a.u " 1n1 80 =, . .ho
county Of AlexandrlS Va.
Ano an ,nd,Vs having ueeh n'oe ana nlsa
dent of the STATE OF Virgins. i. IS ordered that he
appear here wi HIN fifteen oays sitter cue publics-
tion hereof aud co wha. ny Dc aece3sary 10 pro.
tect his interest in tins :ui. And it is further
ordered thst COPY he-eoi be pub.is1 ed once
week for four weeks in some news aper. snd that
S copy be forthwith posted 3. .5e font door Of
the Court Eo1:e OF :n.s eooE;y oopy-teste:
z Z Young, Clerk.
:. L. Smith. :. {. cc:7 w4w
TrpcCTI.. cou,o-
" M, - - g - -. = = Coi po-
., 80 -: - : = VI 'n'
Sis1 Is! q y, -. -.. -
-ilsaos.a - - g - 49, -.' ID A l. A'e Vs.
Ea~sto E;ee1; .,.
0e-o A7 0>-SS' =, - - : - 0o-@'0 NC
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Washington and Southwestern Vestibuled Linn
tied, operated daily between WASHINGTON and At
lanta Leave Washington, No 81, 1850 p M;
arriving Danyille $40 a. m arrive Atlantis 500
D. m. Returning leave Atlantis, No 3S, 1.2o
D. m: Danville 1.30 q. M; arrive Lynchburg
3:35 a. m; Charlottesville 6:2O 3. m.; Washington
1888 q. NJ. This train is composed entirely OF
Pullman car on which an extra fsre is charged.
not exceeding So over and above regular Pullman
charges to any point.
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w F. CREIGHTON 8 GO,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, PATENT
MEDICINES, OILS DYE STUFS,
GARDEN SEEDS. SC. &c.
Corner King and Royal streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
Orders will receive prompt attention.
mh2z-tf
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John D. B. LUNT,
Successor TO Lunt & Davidson.j
DEALER IN DRUGS, CHEMICALS. PATENT
MEDICINES AND FANCY Articles.
II. E. corner King and Washington streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Physicians Prescriptions speciality. 0an1C