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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30
From the Greenbrier Era.
Hailroad Convention.

Pursuant 10 previous notice, delegated
from some cf the. surrounding countiess
convened al Raleigh g. H., on Friday.
the s9sh dav pf July. 1853. Whereupon;
on motion o. J. FL. Anderson. Esq, Eys
er1nont Ward Esqs Of Logan. was called
to the Chair: and ]. B. Jones, Of Fayettes
requested 10 actas Secretary.
/ On motion of Gen. A. BeckIey. The
following resolution was adopted
Where's. There has not been manifest
ed. by the several counties invited 70 send
delegates at the former meeting held 4
this place, shy unanimity Of opinion
to the time and place Of holding Rail:
road Conxenlion and in consequence
thereof. there are but few counties repro
senied today. ii is deemed expedient q
adjourn this Convention 70 future day.
Therefore, n
Rssol.sd. That this Convention Be ad.
journed Is Tuesday the Goth day Of SEP.
Itember. II 859. being the second day y
the Raleigh Circuit Court.
E. WARD. ON. b
j. B. 5orEs, Ssc'ys
Chrohiele Union Democrat, 6outI
West, and Ksnswha papers. are reqaestss
TO copy
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30
4 Banquet for SeFenty.fiEt Tkousand sol
nieH1. ~ 3

| In the same council. when Il was do.
cided to disarm. the EmpSror 81 the
French resolved 10 give t0ltke fffY OF
seventy Eve Thousand men df the Italian
army. who will make their e;,fry IN Paris
ION the 18th Of August. dinner. IS !
|consolation ot mark Of ScknoWledgs-
ment. The dinner viii takepIacs ID Us
Park Of St. Cloud. This gigantic rspast
win Be ordered at Eve fran6 + 5 head. ls,rE
nished by the sntrepeueurs 81 weadiEgs
and banquets. The New Ybfk Express
remarks
The Caesars Of Rome never saw 4
love feast like that. This W'll Be ne o.
casion for ihe Emperor 10 fecoqciIe. 81
touching glasses. the MarshsIs Cohrobeft
and Mel, who are much hart since lie
battle Of solferino. The Esfhef i1 d.
pleased with the rapport 80 the |>|'tr,
which Appeared 70 criminals bin. ard he
| demanded an explanation But The En-
perof intesS5pied the |>,'>f: ordered 4 y
Be destroyed. and i.1'aitd ik.f IcI1'l7'
more shelld ~ I'D s5oei
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30
4.0ftrg
The DeviIl and the LAWYERS.

The Devil and the Lawyers. II
The Devil came Up to the earth one day, Il
And into the court house he wehded his way,
just ASIAN attorney with very grave face
Was proceeding to argue the points in the
case Il
Now, q lawyer his majesty never had seen,
For to his dominions none ever had been,
And he felt very anxious the reason to know,
Why none had been sent to the regions below.
~ was the fault of Ills SCENTS bis maiesty
/ thought, I'll
That none 81 these lawyers had ever been
caught,
And for his own pleasure, he felt desire
To come 70 the earth and the reason inQuire.
Well, the lawyer who rose with yisage so grave
Made ons his opponent cpnsumate knaye,
And the Devil was really greatly amused
TO hear the attorney 50 greatly abused.
But soon is the speaker had come to close
The counsel opposing then fercely arose.
And heaped such abuse on the head of the first,
That made hima villain, Of all men the worst
Thus they quarreled. contended and argued
so long lit
Twas hard to determine which Of them was
wrong
And concluding he'd heard enough Of the
y fuss,n
Old MIX turned AVA and soliloquised thus
/" They have puzzled the court with their viii
famous casii,
And Inn free to confess that they We puzzled
tie Devil
Myag4nts are night to let lawyers alone
sifI had ZEN the Swindle me out OF my throne
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30
Monument Assptiatian.

At j. meeting of the citizens Of Point
Pleasant, atihe Court House, on Wedness
day evening, August nth. 1859, for the
purpose Of organizing an association lflt
erectia suitable monument in commence
ration of the Battle Of Point Pheasant. ~
DR.. 3. G. Shaw was called TO the CHAIR,
and Lewis Wetzel appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having BEEN
explained, On motion, the ChAifman ap-s
pointed Committee, consisting of Chas
r. +. Moore, James Hutchinson. /. vi.
Newman, Peter s. Lewis and John Hall, !.
ESr.. to draft resolutions expressive Of the
object of the Association and report the
|sanaeat meeting 70 be held on the 24lh
instant. J.
On motion. the Chair appointed Jas 4
Hutchinson. I. ". Newman, p. s. Lewis
g. II. T. Moore and Dir. G. A. Barlow, i
Committee ID draft; Constitution and
Ebylaws for the government Of the Assei-
citation. On motion the Chairman and
Secretary were added to the Committse.
| On, motion, COMMITTEES consisting Of
| p s.. Lewis. Jas. Hutchinssn. and OF n
II Moore was appointed to procure salne
suitable person 20 deliver an address AZ
Point Pleasant. on the 10th Of October
next. the Anniversary Of the Battle.
On motion, The editors throughout the
country are respectfully solicited IL aid
with the press the efforts ofthe Association.
On notion the public are invited to
.eo-opefate with and aid the Association
r. r r ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30
No Hopc Tor the Opposition.

Since The recent elections. sthe Opposi
ton have been specializing in regard to
the election, Of 4 President by the House
'of Representatives ia the event Of fall
ure on the part Of the people. s
! AS some Misrepresentation exists on
this subject. we present The clauses of
the Constitution regulating such cleo.
lions. and the strength Of the party, as
shown by the elections that have taken
place. Art r. 81 the Constitution. in
regard to choosing the President by the
House Of Representatives. provides -
]" But in choosing the President. the
votes shall be taken by States, the repre-
|sentation for each State having one vote !;
q quorum for this purpose shall consist
Of = member or members from tWo-thirds
Of the States, opd majority Of al The
States shaH BE necessary b a choice.
There are SO States necessary to a
choice. IL. Elections have been held ia
90 States. with the following result
Democrats. u Alabama. Arkansas, Cal
ifornia, Delaware. Florida, Illinois, Mis-
souri,. South Carolina. Virginia, Texas,
Oregon-1l.
Republicans ~ Connecticut, Iowa, In
diana. Maine. Massachusetts, New Hamp-
shire. New Jersey, New York. Psnnsyl-
yania, Rhode Island, Ohio, Vermont,
Wisconsin--l3.
Opposition. --T Tennessee.
Tied. Michigan. North Carolina. Ken
tueky-3.
OF the Eve States yet to elect, in the
last election, the Democrats carried Min
Lessota. Mississippi, Georgia and Louisi-
ana, four--and Maryland was tied.
If the delegation from these States
stand IN the next as 10 the last Congress.
the Democrats win have fifteen, Republi-
lcans thirteen. Opposition one. and four
Statestied 50 that by no union .or COM
bination between the Republicans and
Opposition can elect 4 President by The
House Of Representatives. unless they
carry three out Of the Ave States yet to
elect. The same article Of the Constitu.
/ ton further provides e And If the
House Of Representatives shall not choose
ia President, wheneyerthe right Of choice
shall deyolye upon them, before the
fourth day of March next following, ats1
The Nice President ssalkact as President
as In tie case Of tie death or other consti.
ftationaI disabilities of fhe President. -
In the event ofthe failure Of the people L
choose the Vice President, the Senate
chooses, and r a neiority Of tAe whol,
nam5er of Senator's shall % Unnecessary to I
ckoice.p
i The next Senate will consist Of sixty
i six members !; necessary to choice, "a
I,The Democrats have 38, Republicans "a
| Americans Ri; Texas and Oregon ons
each to elect. So that unless the Repub
licans and Opposition carry three Of III
States Of Minnesota, Mississippi, Georgia
Louisiana, and Maryland, they win b,
powerless in the House Of Representatives
l in choosing q President. The Democrats
having sufficient strength to choose theil
candidate, in such contingency, the Vic.
EPresident--to be elected byfs Democrats
Senate will be the President r. STATES
( d = Z II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30
Democratic Meeting.

1 After short notice large number Of
the Democraeyof Fsyette county assem-.
bled at the Court House. on The j ith day
of August, 1859, (tha. being Court day.
and were organized by calling Hiram
Hill, Esq. To the Chair, and appointing
j. B. Jones. Secretary.
Col. J. W.Davis being called upon ex,
planned the object of che meeting. where
upon, on motion. a committee 81 Eve was
appointed by the Chairman. vizi Col A..
C. Bailey, j. B. Jones, Mason Coleman.
John Wingrove and James Montgomery,
to draft suitable resolutions for the con-
sideration ofthe meeting, who retired for
a short time. returned and submitted the
following preamble and resolutions.
Whereas the time IS approaching when
the American people will again be called
upon to select from among their nunner-
Gus statesman another chief magistrate,
therefore,
Rssolved, That upon the ground oi
equal justice to all sections Of The country,
the South is entitled to the next cand-
date, and the next President.
Resolped, That among all the names
that are mentioned in connection with
that Office our FIRST choice Is the Hon.
Henry "a. Wise Of our own State, regard
ing him as emphatically The man for
the times conservative in high de-
gree, fearless and bold IN tbs expression
Of Bis opinions, firm and fesolute IN the
execution Of every trust reposed in him,
distinguished alike for his private virtues
and public acts.
Rssolved, That ID view Of success the
most harmonious action shonld charac.
terize all the movements Of orr party. as
we'll before The nomination as during The
canvass.
Rssalvsd, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Democratic
papers Of the State.
All Of the foregoing resolutions were
adopted withouta dissenting voice.
Ii il proper 10 add that during the ab-
sence Of the committee, the meeting was
addressed By Robt. f. Dennis, Esq, in !
forcibIs and pointed manner. after which
the meeting adjourned.
J.B. joins. Sew.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30
destructive Conflagration 1t Ciasinnati.

.HeStfuetlTc IC0Hlltsfatl0n " CllslnnaLl.
On Thursday morning week, between
one and two o. clock, FIRE broke out ID the
wholesale liquor establishments 81 ssephen
8. Boyle e Co, Cincinnati. oae Of the
most extensive concerns Of the kind in
country. Though every effort Vas made
ID save the different buildings, the greater
portion Of them, from The infiazsabie ma
tire Of their contents, were necessarily
destroyed. The Cincinnati Enquirer
says:
" The establishment embraces four
large stores. twoof them FIVE stSry brick,
I'll 81 which were we'll stored with LIQUOR,
and filed with new and costly apparatus
for reetifying, DAZZLING and other similar
purposes. The loss will not fall short Of
3 l5p. 900. and may exceed that sum-
Upon this there is partial Einsurancs.
but IT is estimated that the actual loss Of
the firm. notwithstanding. will exceed
$4,000"
The fire communicated with the liquor
store OF 8. n q H. Pike, in which was
stored 1000 barrels 81. whisky Il was
totally destroyed. The whisky poured
from this building ID rivuIets 81 fire.
which flowed into the cellarse OF theiad i
Joining houses, three Of which, together
with heir contents. have been destroyed !.
The total loss is immense. 10 give anF
definite Ggufes would be mere guess work.
During the progress Of the cdnfagiation.
three fremen, who were on q ladder lean-
ing against the western wall. we're. By til
fall. prostrated 70 the earth b4neatll 4 pile
of tnmbling bricks. fre and timbers.-
Das Of the men is supposed II Be killed.
aud the other two very bAdlyiniprsd. /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30

!. UsPARkLLELEB OUTRAGE PERPETRATRD
BIT WoMEE Oh ONE or THEIR OWN Sex
On Friday afternoon last, says the Chica-
90 Democrat, three women. living in the
Town Of South Bend, Indiana, took a
fourth woman Al sort Of grass widow.
and said to be ofsloose morals. stripped
her clothes entirely from her, leaving
nothing upon her but her shoes and stock
ings, cut of her hair and tarred and
feathered her from head to foot. This
was all done in the public streets, of this
town, in broad daylight, and in the pres
encs Of large crowd. who, incredible as
it may appear, stood BY saw this infamous
act perpetrated, and raised no hand to
stop it. The women who were the per-
petrators ofthis5 outrage were residents Of
South Bead, members Of the church, and
twoofthem were married. The victim Of
their rage or jealously as soon as she es-
capped from the clutches Of inhuman per-
secutors, ran into the shop 81 4 black
smith close BY, who received her. shut
the, door upon her pursuers. and furnish
ed her with oil. de-, to remove the tar.
and with clothing to hide her. The re-
spectacle citizens Of South Bend are very
much excited about this outrage, and pro-
pose TO raise money 10 enable the woman
to properly prosecute the infurated Jeze.
bells who had 50 disgraced their sex.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30

Hox. SHERRARD CLEMENs.The Eas-
ton pal Express says that Sherrard
Clemens. Of Virginia, now On visit to
bis brother, Df. d. B. Clemens. Of Easton,
had portion Of bone. which had been
detached, and was source Of much IT,
ritation 10 his limb ever since the duel
with Nj Wise. removed portion Of the
ball discharged by his opponent which
Ihad become embedded IN he bone
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30

The election 10 Texas has resulted in
the choice Of Gan. Sam Houston, INDIE
pendent Democrat. for Governor +, r.
Lubbock, regular Democrat for Lieuten.
ant Governor. and Francis NJ. White,
regular Democrat. Land Commissioner.
The two independent Democrats for Con
Egress are elected. From the legislative
districts We have the returns Of fifty -four
members. tweEty-nine Of Mhop.are in fa-
yof Of the reelection Of Gen Sam HOus-
ton 10 Tie q. s. Senate. The Opposition
candidates known TO selected number
twenty.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30

Al Quaker's admonition to aman who
was pouring forth 4 yOlley Of i'll Language
to him. was faa 5y
'sHave care friend. thou mayest run
thy face against my fist. ]"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30
J. There d no nneanneas Of which that

HlU. liners - no mednnee9 OF WHICH THAT
woman is not capable, do believe.
Well, wesarriVed late. and learnt from
q friend who was just passing np stairs
that the whole company were assembled
in the apartments that contained the bab-
oon.H I ordered the servant to conduct
Us thither immediately, and I fairly
laughed with delight at the thought Of
Mrs. DamPer's chagrin.
We entered the room, and found Mrs.
Damper standing BY Tie table, surround
led by her guests. Al one giancs / saw
chat she did not wear her headrdress--
her hair was simply looped up with
pearls. She had discovered that I had
obtained the pattern. IN all probability.
and had concluded not to wear hers ia
consequences. So far. 1t least, had tri-
umphed. / advanced with smile, and
extended my hand
Dear Mrs. Stubbins n cried my
hostess. ss she perceived me-. Dear
Mrs Stnbbins, really feared Won would
dissppoint me, and am SO anxious you
should see Jaco and pretty Poll. Look
are they not beauties ~ Ne
The artful woman stepped aside, when
I stood face to face with disgusting
Ibaboon. and on its hideous head was the
head-dress, the counterpart of the one
worer-Mrs. Damper had ordered the red
cap for her monkey, not for herself.
heard filters rising around me !
saw derisiye glances exchanged, and
would have given anything 10 sink
Through the floor. ] murmnred some
thing about feeling i'll. and. sought my
carriage. I, Mrs. Caroline Cornelia Stub.
tbins, to wear a monkey q cap to 3 soiree !
Such disgrace could never be bletted out,
told Stubbins SO. impressed upon
his mind that we were now degraded for
ever; but themonster absolutely laugh.
led, and said that any one might have
seen. with half an eve, that such thing
was only 81 fora monkey to wearl Their
iI gave him one of my most piercing
Iglances.
Mr.. Stubbins," I said, it would b
useless to expect sentiments from your
Hmind, or to expect Won toappreciate them
You have never felt the pangs Of a wound.
led soul, and can only laugh at them.
i AS the inspired solomon, King of sheu
Sang !" He jests at scars who nevel
Ifelt wound
4 And with these words / left him to his
Town reflections.
/ Pity me, my dears! words cannot ex'
tpress my modification Sunday Times
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30

rsoNsrA BLE's and other BLANKS ~
" AZ A the 0iics
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-05
WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
En& :;s:sS;ss

CHANGE OF H0URS-WINTER SEIZED LIE.
ON AND AFTER THE 24Tn DAY OF OCIo-
~ BER the Trains this Road, with their
Omnibuscs, will connect with the Trains on the
Orange road except the first, which arrives at ;
A. NJ. aud the Washington Branch of the Balti-
more Road, .xcept the Train departing at 6zo
A. NJ.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for ash'ng-
ton in the Cars every day, nj the following hours
$50, 5, 9:l0, 1910. 1l:lO, and 1910, A. NJ, and
2:l6 3:lO, i:l0. $40. and 6:l0. 2. NJ.
Passengers from Washington 10 Alexandria VIII
take the Omnihuscs 4, the Office OF the Company.
as follows :-6. 1:45. =, 10, 4, and l., A. M ana
2, 3. 1, 5, and d, p NJ.
On Sundays. leave Alexandria N 9:lo. lo:lo, and
lilo, A. NJ, and 2.lu. 3:lo, 4:lO. and a:lo T. NJ.
Leave Washington at =, 10, and III, a. NJ, ana
.. 3, 4, and. 7. VI. :.
Fare between Orange and Baltimore Depot....'oc.
St. Asaph street Depot 10 Baltimore Drp"t....2'e
q Washington ufice....2oc.
Long Bridge Depot. l5c.
1.g- The G:3O A. NJ. Train is the only S"rs con
nection with the 7:45 train from Washington.
rIy- Light articles or bundles will be forwarded
between Alexandria and Washington from the
office Of either place. Heavy freightS VIII be
transported over the road. if delivered al the Depot
in Alexandris, ar at Long Bridge Station.
a., Oft E. 8 BOYNTUN. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-05

,-.M,lL ARRASGEMESTs.-The follow
il, are the present Mail arrangements at
~. Alexandria Post Office:-
IN. Northern Nail will close, daily, at ! and '
,,,,,, y. M. except on Saturdays-then at o.
.,...p m. There is mail for Washington City
an closing at ~. IN, on Saturdays.
IN, Mail for Richmond, Va, and all South Of
R,smonI. will close at 81 a. IN. and p m, ex-
,sp, IN Sunisys-then at 81 am.
IA, Mail, tor the Orange and Alexandra anu
y.n,,,as zap Railroads, Warrenton, Middleours,
,,i Fairfax l.. H.. close daily ut 81 a. IN. There
!, no mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on oan-
days. -
The Mail for the Leesburg route will close on
yniays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at p. IN
there !. a mail for Lcesburg, via Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad. closing ut y p. m, on tuesdays
Thursdays, and Sundays.
The Nail for tho Aldie routc will close at a. M
Ta,.lay.. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
T.e Maj, for the Occeuuan route will close ut
n, tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Nail for the Theological Seminary will close
Atm M. daily. except Sundays.
m. Mail for Norfolk. Portsmouth, and the East
en- shore Of Virginia closes at aud p. m, except
% Sa,,rdavs-thcu at p. m.
Tn. Oairc will open every day except sunday!
.-, o'clock. \. NJ, close daily at I. NJ, ana
wl br opened from ! TO p NJ, for delivery OF
he mail which arrives at P. NJ, from the North.
n,r, hour, on sunday from to A. NJ, and
from 10 u T. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-05
ALEXANDRIA STEAM DYEING, CLOTH
DRESSING, and SECURING ESTAB-
LISHMENT,
A. D. WAKEFIELD, rnnrnlErnR.

A. ID. WAKEFIELD, PnurEiRraR.
NIERCHANTS ani ether. ~ respectfully in
INl ytei - e,a,ui.e the superior style ia which
suoa4 are CLEANED aud DYED Al my establish
iuruI, No. -, fuiriaA street ,"d 'tand.l where
ever, ding appcrtanng to a well regulated cstab-
li,hment Of the kind can be- done in superior
manner, AZ moderate prices. GOODS forwarded
To any part of Virginia and Maryland W,th dis
patch, safely and carefully pacsaI.
4 call j. respectfully 4ulieIlci. You will find
me nj al ;.a,e. .. nv posi-, ready and willing to
accommodate al desiring my services.
apv ls-.,m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-05

BOOK BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. IS Prince Stree, opposite the 6aztur UUc',
ALEXANDRIA, Va,
MUSIC. Magazines. and Old Books bound in
lNl any style. ! also RULE, and make 10 order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant to he made Of the best paper and materials.
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Officers.
Bankers. Merchants Clerks OF Courts. Hotel Keep
ers. Insurance Companies, ana al wh" want Blank
Books are respectfully invited 20 give ine call.
~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-05
1874 CRATES AND H0GSHEADS,

(WHICH gives them full and complete as
w sortment OF GOODS. and they are now pre-
pared 10 ill all orders from country merchants and
others. Of quality unsurpassed in any other city
aud at prices. which Mey "..ert, will Ce found by
comparison. rs low as any Of the Northern cities'
r. II. NJ, son CO.. hope to convince Nr, IT.
v;nia Merchants by a rigid scrutiny, il they will
oaIu tyv if-that they need not patronze crocktry
house out Of the State.
Rim, son { co. are prepared to da their
mart to retain it in the Commonwealth
9th mo 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-05
CHANGE OF HOURS!
HOURS OF DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
-u- GEORGE PAGE and en- !
: 1..sl...;..l THOS COLLYER.

Fru;u Washington Steamer GEOhuE fhuL
as. 2. ani n. Il. NJ, Ia. :, ), and % ?. IN.
From Washington Steamer TH0S. COLLiER
-, ). 10. a.. IL. IN, >. I. and %, 2. IN.
From Alexandra steamer GEORGE PAGE
slf>. III. III 4. NJ. Ii, I, aud u y. IN.
From tlcNanlria Steamer THOS. CoLL1 Eh
-E3,g, II 4. m. /. ;. aud II p. IN. except Tues
d.y and Friday mornings, when the COLLl EN-
sl.l ran her regular tr,p> I" MOUNT VERNON,
uhore.ofnre aud omit hor trips between Washing
t,a ani AleAanira from a. IN, to p. IN. only.
The 3. :. a. in.. and II p. IN. boats from Alex
,n4ria with the trains Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad sor tho North and West.
TIE a IN. aud d! I. IN. boats from Washing
Ton connect with the trains of the Orange and Al
elsllris Railroad for the South aud South West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-05
ORANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

Ia N E
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. July T. lsop'
~ the Train leaves Alexandria daily. at clock
A. W., for Gordonsvilie, connecting with the ram,
IN the Virginia Central Railroad. for Richmond
and the West, and with the Trains on the Manas-
sas Gap Railroad for Mt. Jackson, Woodstock
Warren White Sulphur Springs, and intermediate
points.
The Train leaves daily, Sunday night excepted
at II o'clock, p. NJ, for Richmond, New Orleans,
Memphis. aud intermediate points.
Through Tickets at the Railroad Station.
The Trains leave Alexandria at I, a. NJ, ana
7:3O, ?. NJ; arriving ut Alexandria at = I. w. anu
2 A NJ Leave Gordonsyille at 1920, A. NJ, and
1890 p. NJ.
No Night Train on Sunday.
iy4-tf j. r. NICkLIN, Ticket Agent.