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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-23

DROPS. J. W. II. p. KREIS' DANCING
Il ACADEMY.
PARKER'S HALL,
Pennsylvaaia avenue, between 9th and 7th SITS,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
AS our Winter Season is about to close, those
wishing to Join our classes should avail e.
themselves Of this oppOrtunity. And ~
during this guanter preparations will be FA
made for oar Grand May Ball and Exhibi- tzSkA
on all those desiring to take part the exercises
should lose no time in entering.
Days and HOxrs Of TIiftoH:
For Ladies', Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to O'Clock.
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
~ 20 10.
Private instruction given TO suit convenience OF
thsse desiring.
Circulars can be had at j. r. Ellis; Philp 4
SolOmons also, at the Academy during the hours
of tuition.
The Hall can be rented for Balls, Parties. Sol
rees, &c, on reasonable terms. ia T-f
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SxIhnaarinp Riuinm

Endeavors were made lately at Brest to float the
English vessel Columbian, sunk January last; the
experiments highly interestr g as furnishing de-
tails concerning the difficulties encountered in deep
diving operations. The diver was NJ. Cosimir Des-
champs, an experienced man, formerly ecL1ireur in
the Crmean army, Member Of the Committee of the
Association OF Inventors und er the presidency of
Baron Taylor, Clad in the i'm permeable dress, and
covered with the casque he descended at n 30 at
the same time that the submar inc lamp was lowered
down the ladder, At 80 metres 1854 it, the lamp was
no longer visible and the en- who held it felt its
At h. 40 m. the diver reached the depth of sixty
me nit Soo r. when one OF the ar supply>pipes
to continue pumping, while the man was at once
hauled up. the pump working while the engineer
round vi h handkerchief At h 81 m. the feed
pipe of the other pump bur st also, and the lamp
then carefully drawn up bat it was found complete
~ crushed IN by the preSsu re, which amounted to
atmospheres, or S. pounds per square inch. The
cylindrical body of the lai mp was unscrewed and un-
soldered, the fat glass h ad disappeared, and the
lens was driven into the interior, where it hung by
one screw: The diver came up afe and sound.
Fresh pipes having beel put to the p1mps, the
rage0us diver paying no attention whatever to the
accident that had happened. eagerly descended a
Al 4 h. Al M he commenced the second descent I'M
der the pressure OF two atmosphere ut 4h i6m., at
t9l at Az metres, Obi IT, pressr re4A atm. (here
the diver call for more Gir Al. SON. 0s.. SO
Cog II. M ATM Al 5tm. 30s., at 70 metres, ATM
&c a. oom SOS. depths so metres sa pressure;
on. I'm, the diver gave signal to he hauled up,
Mhlch was o6eyed very carefully, the pumps work
ing. No air bubbles seen to ris c on the star
board side.
The Captain. stationed on the bri dge, perceived
the diver floating the surface and at once sent
boat to his rescue, the pumps working with two at
mosphere pressure. The was lifted on deck in q
ultimately brought round by being ru6h ed over the
body with camphorated spirits of wine, Their. &c
lie then slept, and a. o'clock took som food. 1t
was found that the diving apparatus Tan mpermea-
bic one) had been broken in the interior that the
water penetrated into the legs of the ltrvance.
Tho state IN which the diver clearly wed that
neither the man nor the apparatus cor tic support
with IMMUNITY pressure of six atmospi lei cs, or as
lbs, to the square inch.
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p Mothers estate thence southery on said east line
about 6S feet to the north line Of Isaac lartmsn's
2 feet to the west line of lot No 49, assessed to a.
j.; Aipert thence northerly said west line about
% Ieet 70 Baltimore street, and thence westerly on
the south side of Baltimore street about 2O2 feet to
the beginning Assessed to c. A. Shaer for...S256 %
no, !lo-Beglnning for the same the south side
of Baltimore street. about As feet westerly from the
southwest corner OF Gay and Baltimore streets, and
at the west line of lot No. H. assessed to A. Derneds
estate thence Southery on said west line about IS
ieet 10 the north line of Isaac llarmans property;
thence westerly on said north line about 80 feet
inches to the east line oflot No. 49, assessed to A j.
Albert: thence nOrthery on said east line about Sc
Ieet 70 baltimore street. and thence easery south
side of Baltimore street about 50 feet inches to the
beginning. Assessed to Mrs. P. White for 1926 66
No. l46-Beginning for the same on the south side
OF fayette street about q feet inches westerly from
the southwest corner of Fayete and Holiday streets
and at the east side of court there situated thence
lnches thence easterly still said court 6 feet !
inch thence southerly still on said court about %
feet inches to the north line of lot No. 1885, assessed
70 a. Is. Gordon; thence easterly sail north line
ABOUT 10 ieet inches to the west line of lot No 14
assessed to W. W. Mcclellan; thence northerly on
SAID west line about sc feet inches to Fayette street
and thence westerly south side of Fayette street
ABOUT u feet inches to the beginning. Assessed to
No. l49.-Beginning for the same on tho south side
OF Fayette street. about $50 feet easterly from the
southeast corner of Holiday and Fayette Streets and
at the east line of lot No 49, assessed to Hugh Gels
ton; thence southery On said east line 1O feet to the
north line OF lot No. H. assessed to B. f. Yoe trus-
ICE, LLeLce ed>leElS line about
to the west line of n court there situated thence
nOrthery said west line about 1O feet to Fayette
street. and thence westerly on south side of Fayette
street about 2lA feet to the beginning. Assessed to
lhCE1lIOy lOE Oh
No. l78.-Beginning for the same on the west side
of Holiday street. about 100 feet southeriy from the
southwest corner of Holiday and Saratoga streets,
and at the south line of lot No. III assessed to W
McIain; thence westerly on said south line about "A
feet to alley there situated thence sOutherly on
east side of said alley about Is feet inches to the
north line of lot No. 49, assessed to g. W. Hardesty
thence easterly said north line about "A feet to
Holiday street, and thence nOrtherly on the west
side of Holiday street about 16 feet inches to the
beginning. Assessed to W. McLain form. $50. 90
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
City Collector.
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ROOFING. ETC.

2A8E'3 FELT, CEMENT AID CRAWL ROQF-
IEG
is tho best in UsS and aas haaa we'll known scy 81.
seeD yoGrs.
We guarantee all nss work for five years
1t i3 better than Tin, and eosss half as much
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We sre the only manufacturers Of ROOFING MA
1aEIAI.S II MARYLAND. 81 CT which va keep oos-
st3ntiy on hand Tor sale
Eltt 30oES ana IRON gENCNS painted wish
our @AEknse SARAEEENE VARTLSH.
PAGH BROS & co..
- ~ sEH 2raitais uSaFF
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MEDICAL.
EAR. IOA ~ ST6BN
~ BALTIMORE

OFFICE No. = SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Discovered in the Great Hospitals Of Europe
in the world for Weakness Of the BacF or fsSS
Structures, Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladdor
Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General Debii@
Confusion Of Ideas, PaIpitation Of the Heart Iimid-
ity, Trembling, Dimness Of Sight or Giddineas Ds-
eases Of tho Head Throat NOso or Skin, Affections
81 the LIVER Lungs, Stomach BoVeis-thOss terri
bic disorders arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth
secret and solitary practices moro tGta to their vie
tins than the song Of SyreRs 70 the Mariners %
Ulysses, hightng their most brilliant hopes or an
ToiP"ons Eonderip 2 4 3SrT Sc: ropossbls
Office No 2 9. FREDERfCK STREET, Iof. hand
Eide going RON Baltimore street, few doors from
Lhe carHef Eali rot to observe Name and Number.
letters mn"t ooutai5 ssaune oo4-tf
las. a. faEEE, Of Paris, still continues pis sue
E-t cesstul treatment of CONSUMPTION. Several
residents OF Baltimore in an advanced siege of tbs
disease. are now RAPIDLY recovering and eau be re-
LGrFeu 20; Apply aJ h!s, OtfICE, Southeast corner
Q! hdyette and frederick streets, Baltimore, Mary
land. jel9-Iy
z = a.. II. ~ Sc, Graduate Ut the Medica FacuI-
s,-S ~ Of Paris, tFrauce,) MEMBER OF the Medical
End thlrurgiGal Faculty Of BALTIMORE I'D, is tho
Gsc0Ferer Of tbs only Remedies for Diseases Of mi
yare character Without Mercury or noZiCus Grlss.-
recent cases cured IN from IL 70 IS hours written
guarantee. Chronic, iHyGteIata saG constitutional
diseases, sucn rs have e3cn abandoned as ineurabls
are speedily and rmanertly cured. The treatment
adopted by hm is that which Las the approval of tbg
rucst distinguished Physicians of Paris, and its sni
ysTsal success in practice CT 10 years has pr5To5
. beyond doubt, uhat t1s worst cases readily yield
and are thoroughly removed at and forever fr9ss
the system, especially 81 cases OF constitutional de-
ci!lty nervous diseases, which late turns te
oonSnmptiOa, ana all the evils eEtailed by certain
pe:nIcloos practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting the victim fer either business study society
CT marriage, and TO those who suffering the s7G
eEeots Of InpE9per indulgences. of whatever kind
yigor, in brief period, by applying 70 ops Whoss
aALl and experience can be relied No eSor5sorsS
1isproteegjOnGl chdrges
Distant Patients consulted By letter and rSu.sisg
ferTsE@eo tnst san 10 taken il tbs most convenient
anu private manner.
UfGcc southeast corner OF FAYITTE =nd FRET
GhIEh GthEslS. iel9-iy
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In both departments is &13 ,776 showing de-
crease of 933 1885, when compared with the preceding
statement,
The return of the Bank of France for the week end
ing April 26 bows the following changes compared
with the previous account: Increase; cash.
commercial bills, $500 000f; advances, WOOOO trea-
Dnpraa ntn I
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Boston Siarkets,

Bosroy, May Z, Evening-Flour-Th receipts
since Saturday have been 1876 bbls. we quote west
ern superiine at SSGSS So common extra 50 5000 25
medium extra at $50 5O@l2 50; and good and choice
Including tavorite st. Louis brands at SD 5l@l8 2
Dbl. Southern Flour is scarce and quiet.
GraIn-Ihe receipts since Saturday have been $50
bushels of Rye, and 1900 do ShOrs. The market for
Corn continues dull. We quote southern yellow at
9he92c, and western mixed al 87GG88c q buShel Oats
have been sold of 63g65c Z bUshe for northern and
Canada: Rye 90@95c; Shorts S21G28 p ton. Fine
Feed S29@S0, and Middlngs at SS2GeS4 4 ton.
Provisiops-Pork is firm atS25@e2T for prine 800 80
@30 for mess and $32@34 p Dbl clear, cash Beef is
firm and ranges from S2l@26 2 Dbl, as to quality.
Lard remains the same, with sales at 2O19n2l1I q ID
in bbls and tierces; and smoked Hams 181I@9c q tb.
Butter ranges from 4O94Sc, aud Cheese at 12923 p ID
as to quality.
New York Markets.
NEW YoRk, May 10.-Flour has declined 1000 cts;
sales II OOa bbls-State s. 90@l015; Ohio 1919;
Southern Sl0.75@l6.75. Wheat has declined sac cts,
sales "a S9OO0 bushels-new Milwaukee $215@22Q; red
mixed M s0@o3 cts: Beef steady. Pork irnl-mess
$5o.oO@$Sl Lard heavy at l9@221 cts. Whisky dull.
9eons nr az 5 cts by auctlonl40 bales New
hhds.-Porto Rico G@l2}5 cts; Muscoyado liz cts;
leam FIRM ac asias It, Naval stores dull PetrQ
refined 43G45 cts. Freights quiet Gold 13sI%
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May l0.-Flour dull and tendino damn
ward, Wheat 9ns settled opening at s@Sf9 and
sh with still declining tendency. No, , Closed at
81 23@1 %. Corn closed active and prices nd yancsJ
cts. Sales at the close at 52 cts. Oats steady at
33434 cts. Provisions irm-Mess Pork advanced 50
@Sl closing at $1,000 S3l.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10.-Flour is firm and prices
unchanged Wheat steady red 255@265 cts; white
2S5@295 cts. Rye 100@ll0 cts Yellow, Corn 81 cts.
Oats higher sales at 62@64 cts. Sugar is steady.
Coffee is in better request Provisions are still ad
ysncng. Whskey is quiet; Pennsylvania $2.25;
Ohio $2.27.
Wilmington Markets.
y, WILMINGTON, N. c., May 10.-Naval Stores firm
sEg1n Iurpentine advanced Is cts Spirits active at
oie'9s cts closing firm at the latter figure. Rosin
steady at S4.5O9S. Cotton 27C92Sc
Cincinnati Markets.
,C1NCIsNATI, May 10.-Flour and Wheat firm Pro.
VISIONS active and prices higher. Mess Pork SS1
Lard.dull at 2 cts. Gold 1891.
Milwaukee Flour Market,
MILWAUKEE, May l0--Flour dull, and prices tend.
ms downward, Wheat SO, Qats firm at $40
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The End OF a Gambler.

Among the innumerable anecdotes rel lted OF the
ruin OF persons at play, there is wort relating
which refers to Mr.. Porter, gentlomen who in the
reign of Queen Anne possessed one of the best est gtes
in Northumberland, the whole Of which he lost at
hazard. in twelve months. According to the story
told of this madman-for We can call him nothing.
else-when he had Just completed the loss of his last
acre. at a gambling house in London and was pro-
ceeding down stairs 70 throw himself into carriage
to convey him home to his house in town. he resolved
upon having one more throw to try to retrieve his
losses, and Immediately returned to the room where
the play going Neryed for the worst that
might happen. be insisted that the person he had
been playing with should give him one chance of re-
covery or fight with him.
His proposition was this: That his carriage and
horses, the tTinkets and loose money in his pockets
his town house, plate and urniture-in short all he
had left in The world, should be valued in lump at
a certain sum, and be thrown at single cast No
persuasion should prevail on him to depart from his
purpose. He threw, and lost; then, conducting the
winner to the door, he told the coachnan there was
his master and marched forth into the dark and dis
NAL streets without house home any one credi-
table means Of support Thus beggared he retired
to an obscure lodging in cheap part of the town.
subssting partly charity, sometimes acting as the
marker at billiard table, and occasionally as a
helper in livery stable.
In this miserable condition, with nakedness and
famine staring him in the face exposed to the taunts
and insults of those whom he had supported he
recognized by an old friend, who gave him ten
gulneas to purchase necessaries. He expended five
IN procuring decent apparel with the remaining five
ne repaired to common gaming house and increased
order of houses sat down with former associates and
won tzOOO Returning the next night he lost it ALL
was once more penniless and after subsistng many
years IN ap)ect perjury, died beggar in st. Giles.
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EtITY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Me-
S1S66.-Pursuant to application, notice Is bersb1,
given, that the Commissioner and Surveyor will meet
on the premises on Saturday 18th inst at II O'Clock
A. NJ. to establish the west corner of Ross and Dol.
phin streets. JOB SMITH, Clerk
myS.eoSt 10 City Commissioner.
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RAILROAD N;sTGsNS.
zAE z.ss!ESlR, EST = yss tsss sSs lSrasIL>t., u
ISIS FRI FSFi:Es71 On. ana alter MONDAY.

A'kD - g "a E2S 49, -
EEaEs ES EgEa zyE5 =, On ara ,s5 alter MoNnAT.
viii run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
MAIL TRAIN q wiz Ieave B2ltimqze daily Except
leave daily (incudiug Sunday, at 10 P n, and the
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Cumberland
for Wheeng daily as 642 A. NJ. Except sunday.
These trains connect at Be!air anu Parkersburg for
all points West, Southwest and Northwest.
FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at 4.30 P. N. Except Sunday
East-Leayes Frederick at us 4. NJ. daily. (Sua-
The ELIfdoTps MILLS TRAIN leave, Bait.
and Ellieott,s Mills at 74O and 1894 n. and 3,
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore at 40. 7.05, S45 and 9.45 4. NJ,
and 3, rs. and rs P NJ On Sundays at 40 and
80 A. NJ; and 4.l5 ala :+5 P. n. Leave Washing
80 ?. N. On Sundays 1T $50 =. NJ. and 2.45 AMI
7.30P ~. The 9t5 A II. and 3 ?, NJ. trains only
from Baltimore, and The Go A. NJ. and 2.45 P; n.
trains from Washington, stop at, way points. Tie
zS A. n and 4 j P r. from Baltimore, and the
with trains on the Annapolis road.
Trains leave Annapolis at $50 A. N. and 34p I. NJ.
for Baltimore and Washington,
For further Information, tickets Of every kind &C.,
apply to II. ENGLAND. Agent, at Camden Sta
ton. or at the Ticket off4ce "; ?. SMITH,
Master of Transportation.
I. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent. is9-tf
EHHLADELPHTA. WELMHNGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
f5SSS ga rgsss=ssass1 On and after Monday April
essas2 sEz saEsgg16. the trains will leave Pres-
dent Street Depot as follows, viz:
st lbs A. NJ.
Express Train for New York only at Q26A AN.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
Lilo P. NJ.
accommodation Train for Harre de Grace and in
termediate Stations az AS ?. NJ.
G.35 P.skr. Van "
Express Train for New York at S.2OP.M.
The above Trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For New York and Philadelphia at S20PM
. For Princess Anne. and intermediate points on
Delaware Railroad take 7.2j A. NJ. train and for
Dover, Delaware take the Ito p. If trRa
Wh. CRAWFORD,
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BARNUM'S HOTEL

NEST or THE .HUNMING BIRD.-The nest of the
humming bird is miracle Of perfection in domestic
economy. For beauty, fitness and safety the wisdom
and taste displayed in its arrangement are ire
proachable. Bedecked in plumage of emerald, ruby
and topaz, remarkable for the delicacy of its form
and grace Of its motion. unsuled by rain from the
clouds or dust from the earth, feeding upon the
nectar of the flowers, its habtstion should be in
character, and it is. Shaped like half cup it is
delicatey formed of lichens coored like the branch
which it is fixed and lined with the soft down of
plant blossoms. of mullen leaves, or the young fern
1t is decatey soft, sheltered, and is undistinguisha
bic from the bark of the tree, of which it seems a
most natural eXcrescence-a moss grown knot Two
white eggs as large as peas, adorn the nest, upon
which, asserted by naturalists, the cock and
hen sit by turns for ten twelve days. The little
birds, scarcely larger than flies, enter upon their
istence in chamber tapestried with velvet, and
are fed with the sweets offowers from the maternal
tongue. The tiny household exhibits not only Il
commenda5e neatness but exquisite taste and deli
cacy in all its arrangements. Can gentle humanity
derive no lesson from such an example?
"A couple of dogs, exhibiting decided
symptoms of madness, were killed in Norfolk. Va.
on Tuesday,
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The Senate special committee are still
engaged upon their scheme of adoptinp some new
plan to reduce the cost of teIegraphng and thereby
utilize this important annihilator of distance Several
members of the committee think it ought to he con-
nscted with our postal system
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NkN2A Is
H. CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, /
,- BALTIMORE Nd. May 2, 1866
NOTICE is given to the owner or owners of the
several LOTS OF GROUND in the city of Baltimore,
which are described below, that unless the Paving
Taxes due thereon respectively a. hereinafter meps
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QUOTATIONS

McCleand & Logan quote hogs at l3@l4c, and sales
brisk.
Gray Judick quote hogs at 13@14c and active
short. '~''-'
Tinker Wilson quote hogs at 13@l4Ac. supply
fair and sales brisk.
Sam. Wilhelm Co. quote hogs at I3G14c, supply
light, and prices tending inward.
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, , BEOAERS SALES OF CATTLE,
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The receipts this week are as follows:

Redsecker's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 29
LOIS
Tinker & Wilson quote sheared sheep at 6a715 cts.
Samuel Wilhelm & Co. quote sheared sheen at 6I%
Ga cts, and in demand, supply being light
IA cts. Scarce and in demand.
THE SWINE MARKET.
The receipts of this week are as follows:
At McClelland l. Logan's Yards.......l, 900 head
at Redsecker's Yard ............. 100 "a
at Gray Judik's 4ard......................S sec "
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WYNN DdiLAs bJTtiItlg 7 d. m. $gHCcpfSi,l
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va, and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
ington to Aqua Greek and Richmond. Frederick
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from Aqua Creek to Richmond, Va, connecting
there with trains or the Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond snd Danvilia Railroads, for Peters
burg, Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro,
Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, Sc.
Trains leave Camden Station ct 40 A. NJ and land
AS ?. NJ, connecting at WashingtorNyith steamers
leaving Sixth - Street wharf Sunday morning
Richmond at 205 P. NJ. and 4 A, NJ -
IHfOUGH TO RICHMOND IN TEN EOURg
EVty Miles ShoTtsT GE0 boars qGtcksr fh1z ans
other Route,
Be sure and get through tickets via Aquia C-eek
and fredericksburg to Richmond, at CsmGOn Station
BaaiSlm attn and get through baggage checks.
OAnlousses 2ad baggage wagons aiwaye in readi-
ness to convey passengers and baggage to the .oayn
erS in Washington city free Of charge.
q. NEEDHAM q SON
40, ltS Li2at street wharf
IT, a, General Agents.
oo9-u General Passenger AGENT.
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0Gace No. 7 8. TREDERICK STREET, LOFT hand
side going from Baltimore street, few doors from
Lhe corner. Eali not to observe Name and Number.
Letters unnat contain STAMP oe4-tF
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCuBURG.

On and FER FRIDAY. Sept. /, 1885, tho t-sins
this road viii run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leaves Al esnhRdfGp at A. n sn$ n
Gordonsville at,.....l2.30 P NJ and 40 4. NJ.
Arrive in Kichp9Ad SCI. 8 ?. n. and A. NJ.
A5a'h?TRRBsA It E S38 Fl NJ and 8 A M
Leave Lynchburg nt........ 645 A. M and IT'S P. N.
Richmond at........... AN. and 7.l5 P. NJ.
Gordonsville at......I230P 81 and 1928 a. III
Arrlye IN Alexandria at.... ass p. NJ and $50 A. NJ
WashiRGton1- Az. $50 p. N. and SIS A. NJ.
" Sundays leave Washington at $50 P. h. only.
A. NJ arriving in Gordonsville at II As a. NJ leaves
Gordonsville at l235 P. M, arriving in Alexandris at
THR0UGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves AIexan-
dria ct A. NJ, arriving IN LynchbUrg at no P. M:
drta at 6.10 P. NJ. - OIL
Passengers for Warrenton will take the 4. NJ
train south from Washington and thee Is A A train
north from Lynchburg. ~ - 'AN
Passengers by the GAS a, NJ and 7.15 p. NJ trains
from Lynchburs, and the A. NJ and lisp, NJ tlSins
from klchmond connect with trains at " ashingtop
for all parts of the North and West WI
, This route has the advantage over all others bv
having continuous rail from New York Ia Lynch,
burg-4G5 miles. " :" i-'N0A
It also passes through Fairfax. Bull RIM Mana.sos
Brlst0e' SatieIt,s, RaPpahannock CuIpepner OranCr
and whore many Of the ats great battles
-. Tickets can be procured in Adams Exores, bniJd-
ing opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad DEM
IN = ashlngton also at the Depot on Maryland avenue
Trains leave the oGEper Of First and sts asbinr
w. WA. II. hCCAFFERTY
General Superintendent.
a. J. NJ. BROADUS
oos-a General Passenger Agent
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znGPRovERnaNT

ETERGGNIA AND GOLD HILL
WATER COMPANY,