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Tae square is the space occupied by 100 words or u
ines solid "No2payel" type, being just one inch in
engthl
IN DArAY.
One square, day Gee; days 75c three days
four days $780, one week $780, two weeks 1906 eash
subsequent week 1906 three months So (net six months
sic (net ! one yearEl6 (net).
One half square or less, day 4oci tao days 6oc
sequent week 40c; three months $4 six months So
wear $40.
discounts will be made aon six months bill at the rate
OF 10 per cent on s0 10 per oenon $50 25 per cent
$50 S0percent- oS from 50 to 49, So per cent on from
rs to SlO0.
yearly adver.ising' att S2s per square per anuum
ehsnge8ble oteDsr than week But yearly ad
Versers viii BE- confined their ordinary legitimate bus
advertising ana to the ordinary style Of display
All other advertisements from them will be chsrgsa ct the
ussal rates.
EcEzLY.
One square, ons week 76e; shree weeks ST. each after
rsertioa 2oci six months S.; enc year 50. One half
Square or less, week 80oi one year So No yearly
adyertisDgH in weekly except By special coatract
Discounts will 6e mace on the above rates in the same
ratio as ADVERTISEMENTS in tho Daily.
s9aCiAL ADVERTISING IN gETFEh PAPER.
hesscngers' n.dees $780, A4ss Ae1s n,yoes ii ,50
Executors or Administrators notices Of appointment
o., so; Probate notices. ordinary form, g125 All other
legal notices rs per cent adverse from urdnery rates.
e25 per square Of - lines, no charge for this descip
Lou advertising being less than 81.
Special Notices 90 per cent in advance Of the ordinary
rates.
Notices Of Political and other meetings and conventions
will be charged at the usual advel Using prices.
Religious notices, cards Of acknowledgements from oer
gyme. aud the Ike, SOC persquare
Ma7riagea and deaths gratis. Notices of funerals 2bc
All obi uHTy notices additions Of any kind to the
simple announcement Of deaths and marriages charged at
the Of r2te q Sc a line.
All transient advertising, and al from abroad unless
accompanied by unsatisfactory local references must be
PAID foT IN advance.
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The FiTead's Regie1o, the organ of the
Quakers in the United States, has the fol-
lowing account Of the eldest preacher of the
Society OF Friends
AT the last Quarterly Meeting at Leeds,
England, Mary Wright, minister, who for
merry resided in Pennsylvania, now in her
one hundred and third year, stood UP and
began to preach, but finding standing posi-
ton painful, she sat down and continued
preaching for about twenty minutes her
voice was clear and distinct, and her sermon,
IN some parts of it, truly impressive. This
snelent Friend viii be remembered as Mary
Mitchell, by some in this, country whose
memory extends backward half a century"
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GtUSBMAN's ELECTRO CONDUCT
" oRSRoR LIGHTNING.


Cushmans lightning Conductors have been before the
public for several years, aEd pronounced by scien
c men the most perfect Rod in use, for Protesting
buildings from Lightning In this rod are combined the
following general principles, to witt large metallic sur
face, psriec continuity Of metal and freedom from oxid
alton II IS perfectly continuous having joints coup
ngs put presents an unbruEen metallic surface
from the point to the earth This roo is made Of fur COP
per and Tour iron wires laid together in spiral FORM so as
to make periec metallic contact, having at Us base
Whereit enters the earth large surf ce OF zut and cop
per plates or cylinders, which produce SUFFICIENT gal.
er this rod s KNOWN is pronounced the best conductor
10 use. For proof, read the following;
Yale College, NeV HaUen, Coma. T.
3. d. CUsHMAN-Sir-I have given due consideration
to your letter. and the structure Of the portion of your
Lightning Rod which you have Transmitted to me. en-
tirey approve Of the Rod and Of the views reasons
stated by you submitted 1t to eminent scientific
mana practical mainland he agrees with me in opin-
ion. Yours, respectfully,
BENZ. sILLIMAN. :.
amherst College, Mass.
8. d. CusHMAN-sir;--I have been much pleased with
your conductor for electricity whief you sent me. It
seems to to me that youhave hit upon veiy ingenious
method Of avoiding the difficulties belonging to the
Lightning Rods which have seen.e refer particularly
to JOINTS and Rust suspect that from these CAUSES
most Of the rods now in sort Of pfotecton-
Your experiments seeu 10 prove that the rod Is good
merely in theory. II will Of take long time to
get new rod into use bnt should like to see yoars
upon some Of the dwellings in NeW England, as well as
the west Respectfully,
EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
~ Liberal Inducements offered to men who under
stand putting up Rods TO travel and sell this Rod in diff
ferent paris o. the New England States.
For further Information call 10 person, or address by
mail, D. II. TANNING,
Agent for the New England States,
myl2 d&w8m No. Frontst Worcester, Mass.
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q. HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY. AT the late
meeting Of the Committee on the Library sat
harvard University, the librarian, Mr.. John
Langdon Sibley, submitted detailed report
OF the accessions to the Library the past year,
with remarks respecting its present condition.
ny tins report it appears that besides various
duplicates, periodicals, newspapers, and cata-
iogues' 2,944 volumes and .3,O83 pamphlets
nave been added to the Public Library since
me u last annual examination, July IS, 1857.
Of the volumes. 1868, and of the pamphlets
2,948 were gifts. The additions tothe libra
ry during the year make the total humber of
volumes in Gore Hall, exclusive of pamph-
lets, about 1900, and in all the Libraries
connected with the University about I2O, 900.
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Price Two cents
C8e 9aiIp spr.

Useful INPoRMATIoN.-'p yyosbo.------
Of Holland and Belgium, 80 n TI 9srwGmHn
clean, and who.get up Their l; ,o pioVeroially
fully white, use refined bora ''el 50 oeautl-
powder instead Of soda. in tbe washlng
large handful of borax powder p to pI oil
sai.Gns OF ooiilng water; they save in sosn
ne.y Iian' All the large washing establish
lI;a sqopt the same mode. For laces, cam
y 800 w. an extra quantity of the powder
Is gseu' ana for crinolines, (required to be
sary Borax being neutral sail does = n me-
the slightest degree iniure he tevtnr io ~ IN
en- its effect is 10 soften The ba,Ioa. u I'M
ana therefore it should be kept on evsry
toilette table. To the taste it is rather swset
1t Is used for cleaning the hair, is an ercsl.
ien1 dentitrioe, and in not countries il. used
IN combination with taftarie acid and bi.eor-
Donate OF soda as a cooling beverage. Good
tea cannot be made with hard water ali 80
Ter may be made soft BY adding teasn W..
OF ooraX powder to en- ordinary sized Eettla
o. water, "a which q shboia boil. The saw
,ing IN the quantity of tea used will he a.
least one fifth. To give to black tea the a.
voF OF green tea, add single leaf from tbe
black currant tree GaJig,aaat's Nesaenosr '''0
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DAILY PAPsR. -EGrR DOLLARS a year, payable al
wags IN ADVANCE. Ansa5souptioDs discontinued at
the expiration Of the feI.n paid for
TEEgLY 9iPgR,-Ptc. $40 dollars year; 81 for six
months, 81 cents Tor three months II paidstricly
In advance, q, rs year, single copies cents each.
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NE WORCEsTER SPY.


pr,st.s and Pu5asA-d by JOHN NILT1E EARLE,
sTCGNAs DEEW, q. 10. 2l2 Main Street, Worcester,
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q AIDES FURNISHING AND HAIR
Al WORK STORE.

MRS. aILLIARD would respectfully inform the IA
dies Of Worcester and vicinity that she has ake the
Store iO4 Main street., where she offers for
sale variety Of goods, including besides the usual as
sort nen Of ready made Linen for ladies' Gloves Head,
Dresses, Trimmings Bmprodery Thread, Needless Per.
uniery, aud every article for the toilet and nursery
Mrs. q. also desires TO inform the pubothat IN the
Hair department every psipB will be taken to snit Gus
toners, ladies' Hair Ohanpooed and Dyed IN the best
manner, and on the most reasonable terms. share OF
patronage Is respectfully solicited
HELEN s. GILLIARD,
ol2 dsn 10a Main street.
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= u Q 81 ua nj ais.
In proof Of what is before written subscribers will
add t. the numerous testimonials, the foSwing Of recent
date, which will put all controversy at resh
From Prof Benz. S1tiimGa.
New Haven, April 10, 1858.
Mr. Elishs Freeman Of Worcester Mass has exhibited
to me twisted spiral sheet Of copper elongated into
tightening rod. 1t appears to to be the BEST FORM
for tnat oppose that have seen. b. SILLIMAN.
From Prof w. 4. Norton OF Yale Coiltge.
have examined Freeman's (Lyons') Copper Lghtu
ing Rod and have nodoubt that it Eill PERFECTLY Full
FIJI the purposes for which it was designed.
W. A. NORTON.
The above r9ds may be had of
FREEMAN Il WETKERELL,
81 Exchange streets MerrReld,s BuiIdin0
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" 0 z Q e TO FAR M E Rs'
Hay & qfraHHa Protectors.
JENKINS, HAMILTON, s. co.

EAssg a. SEEiaRa2 BR0G3CGOPss
JENKINS, HAMILTON, e. co.
have now on hand a. fall assortment Of
HAT & GRAIN PROTECTORS,
which they prepared to furnish to farmers at short
notice, and at THE LOWEST PRICES. The cloth used
in making them is put taroagh process which reu
ders the goods Unacceptable of MiIdeyv, and
better adapted to shed rain and will last four times as
long as those made Of common brown sheetng We haye
them IN different Sizes from Il to yds square. Al
orders promptly attended to
JENKINS, HAMILTON. & CO..
Ie22 d&w3w 1i6 Main street.
"a. MIR. 4 MRS. e. D. WARNER
49, take pleasure IN announcing to their former
s. patrons and the public generally, that they have
state Hcnses where may be found a fun assortment
Of W
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
anu constantly receiving the most fashionable styles of
6onues Ribbons, Laces, silks, Rucles Flowers Fancy
Caps, Head Dresses &c.
Mrs. WARNER will give her attention to all or5ers.
Whca viii be executed with promptuess and in the best
manner. Mourning Bonnes made TO order and on hand
straw Bonnets bleaohsd pressed and made into the lat
es styles Our Goods will be sold for Cash at prices to
ueiy All comoeitiso, when The quality of the goods is
compared with others.
sR. :. D.. WARSER, formerly at Goadard's will give
MS attention to fine Watch Reparng-suoh as Chronon
eters, Double Timers levers, Duplex aud all kinds o
Time Keepers. have the most improved r,achnarvsnd
toos oT making the various parts and repairing tn
mosbcomplica'ed Watches dsw3n an9O
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lThe square is the space occupied by 100 words or IL
ines solid "NOapayiel' type, being just one inch in
ength
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AIDES AND GENTLEMEN
Dining s. Isefreshlnent
S AL o o N,
No | and 2 Piper'a Block.

The subscriber has this day opened Dining and Re,
eshnent Saloon at the old stand formerly kept by Spur
Lewis No. fand Ppef's Block where he will always
be ready TO NEST bis old friends and patrons.
Ia convenent locality, with help accommodating to
ALL with tables loaded with uxuries sut the most fas
tdious epicure, and prices sdaped to the egeneiea %
the tines he hopes to afford satisfaction to al his ms ola
siele dtf CHARLES II. RIoE.
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INSURANCE.

ERAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE. co.,
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
a1H HaElual paid $50 900 90
scum oAtea surPus.. 20, 500 IS
WM. B. CALHOUN, President.
Jos. q. FYEcEnN, Secretary.
ltpsure Real and porsGuat Property against Ere on
sPPnoetloH 70 TBI. DENNY, Agent
At the Office Of Meohanics' Mutual Sire insurncsl
go Company, clsrk's Bloek, Worcester.
Ja@o DIFF
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a MpROVED REFRICERATORs = For
III sale low at lbO Main street. by
100 du % PARTRIDGE , 90.
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The undersigned having been appointed Agent of the
above named responsible Companies for worcester and
vicinity is prepared issue policies on property against
oss or damage by Gre. All claims fairly aud promptly
adjusted and paid
JOHN G. KENDALL, Agent,
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MASS As0IT INsUR ANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass
Cash Capital, SI5osO00.
&. S. DAY, Prest
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S o M E TIL NC NE w.
ID A, N / Ell S
.aD~feseg G9' al 10 aEgGr FueE,
AAauuieOtuISU IFOm -
BRUSH WOOD, FwIGs, sc.

H l. b e A L
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST
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UNITS will be made upon six months bill at the rate
n cent. on $40, 10 per oenton $40, Is per cent on
percent o. from So to S75, So per cent on from
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Photographs Ambroypes and elninotypes in the finest
style.
Rooms No. II Pper's Block, Main street. Worcester.
Mass
Photographs taken from old Daguerreotypes.
js7 d3taWkW3m tH#rH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06
NO. 900.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
A TOUCHING INCIDENT.

4 correspondent, writing from Philade!.
pha, 10 the Louisville Democrat, relates the
following
Nv Mist an aged and poorly-elad female was
asking aims at the corner OF Fourth and Chest
nut streets, smsrt.ookiug young sailor pas De
ed within few feet Of her, gazing Iutcu'ly
for several seconds on her haggard face
She approached him, and extended her palm
in silence Instantly bis hand found It's way
to his capacious pocket, aud when he drew It
out it was filled With gold and silver, which
he forced her to accept. saying,
There, good mother, take this, you may
as we'll have ii as the landsbarks. The last
cruise | had out Of New York found me Wit,
four hundred dollars on hand; but, as th'.
neghbors told mc my old mother was dead,
got on a spree with the money, spent 1t
all inside of a week and then shipped again"
"Oa! good--good sir! you are too kind 10
an Old body like me. For your sake, will
take it, On! you remind me of my poor son.
George, who shipped and was drow ned.-
o.! George--George White. where are you
now?"
George Whtew hurriedly exclaimed the
now exclted sailor. "Why, that's nv name.
And yOu-you are my mOtherw With this
he seized her in bis arms. and caressed hcr
unfortunately, whilst the big tears OF joy ran
down hi- brouzed cheek. The poor woman
was entirely overcome by the recovery Of her
long-lo child, and wept and groauei alter
nate!y. A carriage shortly after conveyed
the mother and son away, leaving many 8
mostenei eye among the crowd who witness.
ed the scene"
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THOMAS =. JAMESON,

M4('HINISI' and IRON FUJNDER,
-" CORNER OF ROYAL AND WILKE STREETS, IL
IS PREPARED TO execute orders Tor 81 A.
] TIONARY STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
Mil Gearing, Stating Pulleys and Hangers,
Pumps, Fans, Slide and Hand Lathes, Drill
Presses, Wrought or Cast Railing, Columns ana
Girlers, Gas or Water Pipe, and MACHINERY
Of every description. Superior CASTINGS
made to order at short notice and on reasonable
terms On hand, several STEAM ENGINES,
eight horse power, and jght or ten LATHES,
to which the attention OF those in want is re-
ouasfed NH :6--ly
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS. sc.

GrRESH DRUGS, &c.-QuiDine, kxtrac
Z Colocyuth, Indigo, Waite CASTLE Soap
Palm Soap, Waite Bar Soap, Gentian Root
Godtrey's Cordial, Vaerna;e Of ZINC, Meals
ter's Ointment, Canary SEED, &c. just received
and for sale by J. r. PlERPOtNI.
No !72 =. +. corner of King and westinghouse
nov 25
SlTABLER'S HAIR RTONlC.-Preparedw with
= ont ol or Greasy substances OF any kind.
Is use mpar,s glossy, smoothness 10 the hair,
restores It's natural color w arn lost, lnvIgorates
it. growth, &c; also, Eau Lustral Hair Tonic
for dressing the hair. &c. Just prepared BY
ER K H. SIABLER,
nov - No. l6J King street
NANCY GOODS; HAIR Brushes; Ivory Fine
Tooth Combs; BHf'Io Dressing do; India
Rubber Dressing do; Teeth Brushes; Pomades;
German and American Cologne; ant French
Perumery; tne assortment, received per Scar
Arctic and tor sale by
JOHN LEADBEATER & son,
II mo "a SrabIers Old Stand
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. ID. CURSE
J. d. CURSE. ". u. CORSE.
BANKING, EXCHANGE, AND COLLECTION UFFlCkoY
CORSE II BR 20 It = Z IS,

-fO -, !-IcHtHSe DiO'h
WE will make Collections on all accessible
W points III the United States, and mold pro-
ceeds subject TO CHECK, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We Will deal in Erc+ange, Tins Bills. PrOsis-
sorry Notes, U,curent Money, Coin &c.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
oil Commission, and Loans negotiated upon Ia
yorabe terms. Interest allowed to Depo.tors.
A varied experience OF many years in this
business, enables Us 10 offer our services with
confidence 10 the public. feb iG--ti
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Phllade Iphla. oct Idly

n OilCE.-In ne senior partner having With.
\ drawn i,CT the firm Of JAMES GREEN
X SONS. Our future business will BE- conducted
VINO nave now on aand ioE SAFE, and Will con.
tnue 10 manufacture, al the old stand corner o.
Prince aud FalIaX streets. general assortment
OF the most modern and antique FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS HAIR and SHUCK NAT.
TkESSES &c, and every other article en-.
oraced IN our line OF business. We hope By the
aid OF the most modern machinery, and the
many conveuiences which our mandatory is
provided With 20 b. able 70 make il the interest
OF those wanting anything in our line, 10 give
Us call. JOHN ". GREEN.
an 3D-,f GREEN
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, sc.

NJ ORE CHEAP BOOhS-Photll Lexicon
VI Graecum, by Rlcardus PorsoLus, vols
syo cloth, 81.
J. W. Jacksou's Elementary Treatise Oh Op
tics. vol. syo., clotn. 81.
Spectacies, their Uses and Abuses, by Drs
j. Sickel, and H. ". Williams, svo. 7jc.
NcAevns' Brand, q manual OF chemistry, con,
tanning the principal facts OF the science, vol,
ovo. sheep, SOC.
The Christian Family Annual for lSt5 beau,
tiiuliy illustrated, soc
The Twelve Stars OF our Republic, our ma
tons gilt book 10 her young citizens. elegantly
illustrated with portraits and fine colored ensrav-
lugs, vol svo cloth gilt 81 50.
Treatises on Electricity, Galvanism. Magnet.
ism, and Magnetism, by p. NJ. Roget,
NJ. D.. Svo cloth. 7jc.
The Book Buyers lianual, a catalogue OF For
e!gn and American books in every department
OF literature W!ln classified index, l vol Svo.,
5Uc.
The Peoples Cabinet, compendium Of Ma
tural History, Philosophy, Astronomy, PhySiol-
ogy. History OF the t. ) &c, Nc, l2mo., Soc.
The Prayers of the Churcn series OF re-
ilsctions on the Liturgy, by Rev Jos. K. Walk
er, l2no cloth 25c
The Lie and Remains OF the Rev. Robt
Housman, a. b, l2mo, cloth, 3Sc.
For sale By JAS. ENTWlSLE Il son,
dec - No 95. King street.
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4 tAuIlOA.-n brg leave 10 caution purcha
\ ! sers OF our choice OLD MONONGAHELA
WHISTLES against the deception and petty
fraud which is prsctis"d BY certain parties in
this city and in Baltimore VINO have appropria.
ted 10 themselves act copies OF the Star Brand,
bng us,d and designed b. as - d.s,iug gui.h our
Old Whl.Eies "s can assure our Girnds and
customers. that the unriyarIed quality. every.
wnere a kn ,wledged, OF our choice OLD WIS
KlES cannot be tqlalted by these IngeLlous
invaders OF our rights
Our new establishment, GlssCNToY MILLs on
the Monongateia River gives US mequalled
facilities tor making WnIskey OF the choicest
kind from matted aud kEdried gram
Purchasers ot our Old WhIskIes will please
to notice, the words GiBsoSTOS Mills and JoHs
GIBSON. Sons d Co, are inserted IN the new
Brands when we now adopt; and We deem Il d
duty We owe 70 our customers and ourselves 10
give notice, that We will prosecute and expose
any person or persons who may hereafter copy
or use our Brands
InuN
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BUSINESS CARDS.

4 CARD-DoCT HAROLD SNOWbEN,
n offers his professional services TO the Gill
zens of Alexandria, and vicinity. Office No. /,
North Pitt street nov PIT
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SEl y 4. MURRAY, MEhcnAsT TAiLoRs,
w Nc l"&, Krug street have just received
luil and complete assortment OF FALL and
WINTER GOODS. Corsisring oi FRENCH
CLOTHS. CAs>IMEkES, kESIlNGS, and
Gen'l,mtn's Furnishing GOOIS generally
i h.y are prepared 10 receive orders, and furnish
GOODS, made III the best n1anner, and oi the
most approved styles. They invite the attention
Of their customers, ard tne pablo generally.
sen q
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VOL. LIX.
.u.Ae.,eS q Virginia Advertiser,
sBLIsIED DAILY BIZ
tpGAR SNOW D EN-.
.....l. Dollars per annura, payable half yearly.


, ADrsETIsING.-AdNe refreshments not exceeding
,a,r- inserted three times for one dsllar Adver
N, -rntinu-i after three times, for 20 cents
s,cH INSERTION INSIDE. or 70 cents oUTsIDf.-
-, lines are counted as square
A.,n-nt, ~ the year, at prices to be agreed upon,
rgsr.n,s TO the usual amount Of space they may
Ie'l v.r,in by the year not to advertise articles
,i.i In their regular business, nor to Insert In
2,jy.r.i,rrnent, snv other names than their own
ia." ana DHr.lVY NOTICES, exceeding five lines,
t''''", .,,~..l f,r A. advertisements.
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ORANGE ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD

UKANOE AND -hLENHNDNI!l h[1III NV1iT.
IN &E nj st
FINHE TRAIN leaves Alexandria daily al a
O'Clock, 4. NJ, or GordCmsvIlie, come citing
with the trains on the Virginia Central Rail
road, for Richmond and the Wet and with the
trains on the Manassas Gap Railroad, Tor Wood
stock and intermediate points.
The TRAIN leaves daily, Sunday night ex.
cepted,) at S O'Clock P Nj, for Richmond, New
Orleans. Memphis, and intermediate points
Through tickets at the Railroad Station
The trains leave Gordonsviiie daily. at 1890,
A. NJ, aud 1918 p. NJ, arriving at Alexandria
at2P NJ, and 3A NJ. Nonght tram on Sun
day. J. r. NlCkLiN, Ticket Agent.
iy 15-tf