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byS of all Kinds.
81 ALSO, A GOOD LOT OF
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Ato. F. WOODS.
Nugth 10 The Weak ! Youth 10 The Aged
L O IA II L n f,
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~ aged should be certain TO make the Biokrene
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fter what the cause of the impotency Of any human
ms superb preparation Will remove the fleet at
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~ BiOER ENE.
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FEEBLE, the LANGUID. the DESPAIRING. the
ould give this valuable discovery trial ; it will be
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hNALES.-This preparation is Invaluable in ner-
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o With wonderful perrnanence.
aso grand tonic, and will give relief in Dyspepsia
hrst dose. brsef persistence in its will rem
&c stomach to degree Of perfect health, and BAN
pepsia forever.
Dollar per bottle, or bottles for So. Sold By
u generally. Sent by express anywhere. by ad-
HUfCHINS & HILfYER. Proprietors.
= ~ IS Day Street, New York.
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MelOde0nS. MeIOdeOns !
y. ESTEY.

CUCCESSOR to Messrs EsrEY & GREEN only
- Manufacturers In this country Of the PERFECT Nh
LoDk0N with patent Harmonic Attachment Bass Damper
and Manual Sub-Bsss.
The world wide renown these MEL0DEoNs have obtain
ed within the last few years evidence Of their
peiory all others We manufacturing some
thirty feTen kinds OF tese Instruments and have re-
Gently added 70 our former large variety, the
OTTAG ORGAN,
with without the Harmonic Attachment and Manual
SubBass. This Instrument has equal Of it's size for
power and efficiency and is really the desirable for
sabbath Schools Churches Lecture Rooms vestries Pub
lie Halls Be- that be obtained the low price at
which it "a sold brings within the Of the m-
ted and supplies place which 1t has long been felt
srument peculiarly adapted. Its size, eompaetness
power and beauty Of tone and simplicity of
sruction and Of management will recommend
It to every US being all hat is claimed for it,
0rEvery Instrument Sarranted
E~ M ruAJ @H s<S
From The best Manufactures New and Second Hand For
Sale, and TO Rent on the most reasonable terms.
Dy> Address, ]. EsTEY Brattleboro,yt. 7-s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-13

I's70saF 1loss e .sFsat1i tosgk
Wasting of FleSt KatsaaHg nom hag LKRgs, of
SSsEgfh less eF ssr.fie sstaeyal D5g, Nss Sfseats
Flying Fsiss fasosgA is StaEids CAest Fes Limbs
Nerr0Hs Hsadaehs Nsrross Prosfrdoa GikRess Dtx.
zfHtss, Encsssirs Faeaess Sore Tgoaf DfotesHsS eP
lSsness, Sour Seslath Hart Bum, Oppression Sink
fag u The Siofqe bgore after safag, ReqtfsRf Ferer,
&c, &C. and ESPECIALLY al Fenae Disorders Uterine
Irregularities sa,rt DtSsVh Painful, Suppressed Sea-
~, Eresssiue, Daysd presaatTe Frequent Men
sfyuqfio1
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-13
KINGS
KINGS
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
MADE FROM rHE PREsoRprfas OF REV CaAs E. KiSG. NJ.
D. LII lis confidently presented to the public or
the Prevention ana Cure Of
co ~ SUMRTIo - N.

I'm Its Most Advanced stagesl
for the Radical Cure Of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CA
TARkfi, and all Bections Of the THROAT and AIR PAS
ssGfS; for Geaeyai and Special DernfssnsHis Of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM and for all Faaei5oadl Disorders OF
the Stomach and BzteelS,
II i,nsdiaslg increases the ssKgfh and despsss the
color Of the pas ooa 1t subdHes the chias and FerY
and dlninishes the Erreeforafton h eAscks tie night
seeas, always IN from 70 emtfsn days The apps
is Is at iRegofated, and the patient rapidly gaHs
asSh the eoHgh and the des hsafhag speedily re-
heyedi the sleep becomes calm aud refreshing the
cations reguag and HHijar ALL THE GENERAL
SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR WITH REALLY ASTON
IsH1NG RApIDITY.
The PRESCRIPTION should be used in every where
the Physician commonly prescribas Tonics Iron Ae-
ids, Bark Qalnine Cod Liver OH whisky, &C. and in
every case, BY whsayer known, Ia which there
hibi.eJ any Que or mere Of the following
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-13

What things increase the more you
contract them?-Debts.
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American and Foreign Patents.
Il. HI. EDDY.
LnIICIT0R PATENT IS

) q Il i Z Il y Il y Il L A L r. n , /,
Late Agent of the s. Patent Office, Washington under
the Act of 1887.
No. rs State Street, Opposite Kilby st,) Boston.
FTER an extensive practice upwards of twenty years
in Great Britain France and other foreign countries Ca
Yeats Specifications Bonds Assignments and all papers
drawings for Patents executed reasonable terms
with dispatch. Researches made into American and For
egn works determine the validity and utility of Pa
Of Inventions and legal and other advice rendered
in all touching the Copies OF the claims OF
any patent furnished by remitting dollar Assignments
recorded in Washington.
No Agency the United States possesses superior faca
ties for obtaiaiag Patenfs nseraIHtHg The patsntafy
Of fflreHtions
Daring eight months the subscriber in the Of his
large practice made rejected appcs tons, SIX
rrfs APPEALs; y which decided in hiS feSr
by the Commissioner Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
al regard Mr Eddy one Of the cap BE and
eesxf practitioners with whom have had official inter
course, ehAs. hAsoNi
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
can not employ competent and ,rustieortay,
and more capable putting her applications in firm
to secure them early and favorable consideration at
the Patent Cfiee EDMUND BURKE.h
Late Commissioner of Patents
| .'Mr R. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN spplica
tons in all but ONE Of which patents have been grant
cd and that one geadtag. Such unmisfakeaole
proof of great talent ability his part leads n 20
patents as they may be Of having =. most faithful
attention bestowed their cases. and az ay reasonable
| charges JOHN TA6HAhIst
Jal. l. lse6-1yr.
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S pILr.s

Z - Stsndard remedy for over thirty Years. and
.,iss ele5tuai one ever known for all corplaiuts
% Females To all classes thew are iuyainshse
y slth certainty, perisSieal regularity They are
j = Loesands who ksFe used them at different pe.
Ia - -suoat thc country. having the sanction Of
\. s sae most eminent Physicians in America
~ directions. stating when they ssolis po- he
4 -, = 1h baH-the i'riee One Doilz- per Box, or
~ -, containing FROM 60 to 50 Pills
- y nal, promptly, secure from observation
's 70 tue Proprie,ers- sold by Druggists Gen
Y "a hUrcHINS s HILLTEs- ProFriesors
iy 2s Day Street. New Fork.
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e mmenoement Of new era in the treatment Of
l'ies and distinctions which have consigned g
premature grave. No female can enjoy good
q ace the general health beeius to dccIius These
m ehe meet preparation ever put forward with i'm
Is ,u a1u persistent succezs. DON'T BE DECEIY-
~ - tlls advertisements 70 your Druggist, and
Llle in Tho MnrIa -. - - ~. =
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19
CITY INTELLIGENCE
For Addaiona, oty Intelligence see F.as race.

POLICE INTELLIeENCE-Wi II. Eaton
had hearing at the Central Station yesterday
on the charge OF breaking open a desk at No
sos CbesnUt street, in the basement and taking
about S475 from 1t. Christopher Norris pro.
prietor of the restaurant, testified that the
money was left in the desk on Saturday night
and was missed from 1t about noon on Sunday.
The defendant, who was a bartender in the
restaurant, while on his way home on Saturday
night, requested of Mr.. Norris the keys, as he
said he wanted to clean up the place on Sunday
morning; but Mr.. Norris did not find il cleaned
when be reached there. II. s. Sssou, a bar
tender in the place, was examined, and SAID
that he and the defendant were at the restau.
rant on Sunday morning, in company with a
brother-in.law of Eaton, but he did not know
anything OF the theft. The hearing was con-
tinued until Wednesday, Eaton and Sisson being
required to enter bail in 500 each for their ap-
pearance at that time
August Scheively, a bartender at Ulman's
hotel, North Third street, had a hearing on the
charge of stealing Sl00 in gold and small
amount in silver from the trunk OF Frederick
GeeT, a boarder at the hotel. The trunk when
Mr.. Geer arrived from New York, was given in
charge of the defendant to be taken to the room
oil complainant, and soon after it was discovered
to have been broken open and robbed Mr..
Geer was unable to say in what condition the
trunk was when it was delivered at the hotel by
an eXpressman, There was testimony to the
ef ect that about the time the trunk was robbed,
defendant paid q bill of $780, and gave a $40
tigation.
In the case of Lafayette Meyers there was
further hearing. Defendant was charged with
obtaining boarding by false Representations. At
previous hearing the witnesses stated that the
representations had been made by the wife Of
defendant, and not by him, and yesterday the
only additional testimony was to the same effect
Counsel for the defendant called Alderman
Beltlers attention to the fact that none of the
witnesses had testified to any representations
made by MT. Meyers and the Alderman replied
that the wife, though not under arrest was in
cluded in the charge. Held in 500 tor trial.
John BARLEY was charged before the same
magistrate with being concerned in the theft of
cloth from the tailor shop OF Neil MeCully, Cal
lowhill street, near TWenty-third. The shop
was broken into at an early hour in the morn
ing, and two men carried a number of rolls of
cloth out and put them into wagon. and
attempted to drive off with them. The horse
was seized by one of the neighbors and the
men jumped out and ran off. Two witnesses
identified BARLEY as one of the men; several
others did not think he was in the wagon. He
was held to appear at the present term of the
Quarter Sessions.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19

BOARD OF SURvEYoRs.-A stated meeting
A petition was presented from owners of pro.
perty in the rwenty-htth Ward, asking for
street and grade lines to be established from
Old York road to Frank!ord road, and from
Erie avenue to Wingohocking and Frankford
creeks. Referred to a committee.
The following communication was received
from the City SOLICITOR
T. 8. KNEAss, Esq.-My Dear Sr:-Under the
ordinance of September l, 1858, you can un-
doubtecly refuse TO dedicate to public use any
street the name of which has not been sub
mitted to and approved by you. [ DO not think
that we should reject deed rendered tor the
reason that the new street does not pass from
one street to another street, or that 1t forms
court The mere leaving OF deed with us does
not bind the city TO pave, curb, or introduce
determination. The ordinance of August %,
1854, would seem 10 indicate that the Law De-
partment is the Gus. .odian of all deeds and other
assurances of title.
Very respectfully, yours,
F. CARROLL BREWSTER, City Solicitor.
Deeds dedicating South Marshall street, First
Ward: continuation of TWentysecond street,
and Oscar street, in the Twenty-siXth Ward,
were presented and the names approved.
Applications tor privileges to construct sewers
in the following named streets we're granted
On Ninth street, between Chestnut and Market
streets; on Spruce street. between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets; on Norris street, between
Gunner's run and Almond street; on Oxford
street, to the Germantown road, thence TO the
north line of Camac street; on Fifteenth street,
Eetween Spring Garden and Brandy wine: and
on Brandywine street, between Fifteenth and
SiYtapnth.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19

"HARPER's MAGAZINE" FOR July, 1856
contains-Personal Recollections OF the War
Midsummer-Some Curious Homes-A Look at
Lisbon-High Days in a Virginian Village -
Armadale, by WIlBie Collins; c6ncluded-G ettys-
burg, July, 1863 Francis Asbury-Tbe Sword
privileges in Rome-Under the Arches-Mr
Muddar's Mistake-A Study of Legs-The Food
of Birds Education of the Colored Population
of Louisiana-An Hour at Sea-Forty-two-
Editors Easy Chair-Monthly Record of Current
events-Editor's Drawer. The Magazine is for
sale by ]. b. Lipplncott, Thomas B. Pugh, T. B.
Peterson & Brother, and the book-dealers gene.
rally.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19

PASSENGER CARS LIcENsED.-The follow
ing statement shows the number of cars now
running upon the various Passenger Railroads,
upon which they pay license of $50 for each
Sixth Six streets. 40 cars: Tenth h. and Eleventh, ~:
do: Second and Third, 60 do; Fourth and
Eighth streets, 3s do; Union Line. 66 do; Green
and Coates streets, 81 do; Chestnut and Walnut,
% do; Spruce and Pine. IA do; Lombard and
South, IA do; Thirteenth and Fifteenth, 20 do;
Seventeenth and Nineteenth, Ia do. Fairmount,
Hestonville, and Mautua, which includes the
Race and Vine and Arch street roads, A do;
Girard College and Ridge road, l6 do. The
West Philadelphia Company returned, in 1868,
81 cars, but since that time thev have paid the
tax upon their cars to the City Solicitor, under
protest.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19

SOLDIERS MEETINGs.-An election for Of
fcers OF Company A, lst Regiment Infantry, Re-
ser, e Brigade, was held at the armory, No. $40
Market street, Friday evening. .Breadier-General
Charles p. Herring, recently appointed Brigade
Inspector, conducted the election, which re-
suited in the choice of James D. Keyser for
Captain; George f. Delicker for First Lieutenant;
aud William d. Hastings Second Lieutenant.
Elections will be held this week in Companies
c, E, and l. The regiment will parade on the
Fourth of July, and participate in the flag pre-
sentation ceremonies.
An adjourned meeting of the 18th Pennsyl-
vania (Anderson) Cavalry was held last evening,
Lieutenant Conaway presiding. Measures have
been taken to secure a large turnout of the
regiment on the coming Fourth" and it is
expected tnat at least one hundred members will
=. appear mounted. Lieutenant. Colonel Charles
NJ. Belts will have command.
Colonel Lyle, of the National Guard, has
called the soldiers of the 10Th and Goth Pennsyl-
vania Regiments 10 meet Cn Wednesday evening
next, at National Guards Hall, to consider mat
ters connected with the flag presentations on
July the Fourth.
An informal meeting of the officers of the I'd
Pennsylvania Cavalry was held last evening, to
make, preparations 10 join the parade ON the
Fourth Of July.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19

MIR. C. G. Yeaton, OF Brooklyn, has given
$4,000 for Constant Mayors picture, "OOnva-
lescent."
The first volume of the memoirs of Maxi
milan 1, Emperor OF Mexico, has just appeared
at Lelpsic.
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FURTHER HEARING.-Beforet the Recorder
Yesterday, further hearing was had in the case
OF the corporstors of the Philadelphia and Sen
eca Creek Oil Company, charged with obtaining
money under false representations. But one
witness was examined who had not been to the
land of the company, and did not know any
thing as to the oil Developments, except what
he had heard. The representations made to
per cent would be realized, and if the land was
properly worked, from twelve to twenty per
cent In common with other subscribers he
was Informed that the land had cost $4,000,
S0iders G appoinIea az lesVs ~ tbe
company had ascertained that only $4,000 had
been paid for IT, The hearing will be conbnued
on nonday next,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19

MEETING OR FIREMRN. "A meeting OF
firemen was held last evening az the Perseve-
rance Hose House, Race street, above Third, to
make arrangements Tor the reception OF the
ViPilant Steam Fire Company on their return to
this city.
The meeting was organized by calling Mr.. s.
B. Savin, of the Northern Liberty Hose to the
chair, and appointing B. X. Aflick Secretary.
Independence Hose and Steam Fire Engine Com
pany, Northern Liberty Hose, Mechanic Fire
Company, Rnggold Hose, independence FIRE
Company, Niagara Hose Company, United States
Hose Company, Resolution Hose Company,
Washington Hose Company Friendship FIRE
Company, Empire Hook and Ladder Company,
Philadelphia Fire Company, Perseverance Hose
Con pany, Kensngton Hose and Steam Fire
Engine Company, Pennsylvania Hose Company,
HiDernia Steam Fire Engine Company, Taylor
Hose Company, Hope Hose aud Steam Fire
Engine Company, Lafayette Hose Company,
Assistance Steam Fire Engine Company.
The chair appointed the following gentlemen
as a committee of arrangements:-First Fire
District, William Sweeney, OF the Niagara Hose;
Second District, j.. Downing, of the Hibernia;
Third District, John pbell, of the Independ-
ence Fire Company; Fourth District, George
Hensler, of the Mechanic Engine. r. A. Pue,
OF the Philadelphia Steam Fire Engine Com
pany, was appointed Treasurer.
Mr.. Charles Ma or stated that the Vgilant
Fire Company would return to Philadelphia on
next Saturday week, arriving at Walnut street
wharf about 63 o'clock p. NJ.
After the transaction of some unimportant
business the Convention adjourned.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19

Daily, except Saturday. Daily. Daily, except
Monday. AL other trains daily except sunday.
Trimming through from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh
and Erie without change OF cars
SUNDAY Accommodates Trains for Paoli and interme
diute stations leave Philadelphia at 800 A M anu 90
p NJ returning leave Pao at so A. M and 4'5O p. NJ
= TICKER OFFICE
Is located at o. 6?l Chestnut where Tickets to
all important points NAV be prScnrd and fu nforma-
ton given by JOHN G. ALLEN. Ticket Agent.
Algo at 1hirty-hrst and Market streets on applca-
tion to THOMAS ii. PARKE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Emgrant Train daily except Sunday For
FRANCIS FUNK,
No. 1871 DOCK Street.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk for Baggage except lor Wearing Apparel and
value. All Baggage exceeding that amount IN value
viii be at the risk of the owner taken by special
contract az
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19

A NEW POLICE DIsTRICT.-The ordinance
CHANGING the boundaries OF the First and Second
Police Districts, so as to create a Third District,
has been signed by the Mayor, and in a short
time the old Moyamensing Hall, on Christian
street, below Tenth, will he fitted up as police
station for the new or 18th District. The build
ing, several years ago, was used as police sta
tiop, and but little alteration will be needed to
make it fit for police purposes again. The new
district comprises all that portion of the city
lying south of South or Cedar street, and be-
tween Sixth and Broad streets. This change
does not increase the police force of the city.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19

GROUND FOR SCHOOL PURPosEs.-Ooun-
cils during the past few months have purchased
quite q number of lots of ground in several of
the Wards upon which new schoolhouses are
to be erected. Ordinances approving of the fol-
lowing purchases were signed yesterday by the
Mayor A lot on PoqUesslng street, Mechanics
Tacony street, Twenty third Ward, lao by It's
feet; lot on Ludlow street, below Thirty-siXth
street Twenty-seventh Ward, l07 by 100 feet;
lot on St. John street, 20 by 100 feet; and one on
The two lots last mentioned are to be trans
terred to the Police Department tor the erection
of a Station House, and the present station on
Third street, north of Buttonwood, is to be
transferred to the School Department.
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PHILADELPHlA, GERMANTOWN, AND

L NoRRIsIoWh RAILROAD.
On and 'iteE FOR TGfPSMEsRAT GHRMaN4o&N May ls 1885,
%, Leave EShTlls9deIPhisHo sPa a So SnlaAMLHsO,
ieSSys 5s Gsi%aRtOynss $50, O,1O. n,nAM.
The DOWN Fl train ana - * and r s up train. win no.
stop on the GermAntSyn I Branch - "
Leave efhiSSeIP1a slO NJ 81 leN Pm
Leave philadelphia 6, 8, 10, IL a. M,2, 81 'A,7,
l4S SO '1S go c$ aH$ sS1S%Ts %5S %isdses Pm
Essys a minutes ana
wa Fur %ihptso con I saHoHoCKEN AND NoRR1sTowN.
AZ 81, 81, s O5 minutes, and Ia P. M.
cave SOIfistOwn 6A' 75O, o II A. NJ, IL, 4h, sH,
hcEOn hanayunE spEpg MI @Rs cOnshOhOcESn only
E:sy: s ssss4t F5S R5H
Leave Philadelphia G. s IS minutes, IiO5 A. M,lh,s,
>, Lsays II anayunE 81 IL, 90 on, lib, A.M,A6 s~
Leave Philadelphia 9 a. NJ, ~, 4, and 1hP.M.
Leave Manayunk ~ A. IA, 8, ana 81 Pm
nepot NINTH and GREEN streets
TREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
II tai the stations on the CAMDEN and AMBoY and
connecting R9niirOads INCkEAnSEP pn DESPdATGH pc "
IRANsPoRi AIIoN An CoNPHfNY MN 2gREIGHT g MNEs ~.
orISeE NJ daily Sundays eEcepted "n"' 0
Freight must be delivered before ~ O'Clock, to be for
Returning the above lines will leave New York at 10
FTesht Tor TTen on Princeton Kingston New Bruins
wick, and Al points on the be- Sa%6en ana AmoSy kal'
tom ihe Sew jersey the freehold and JamesburS and
the burlington aud Mount Holly Railroads, received
aH The Beydere be aware Reroad connects at Phillips
burg with the Lehlgh Valley Railroad, aud at Manun-
and western Raj road, forwarding to syracuse Buffalo.
The New Jersey EairCsd connects at Elizabeth with
the % memoranSIm, 1pecying the arks and num-
beTs, shippers, and consPnees must IN every nsances
be sent with each load ofgoods or no receipt Will be
e'S B-IncreAsed facilities have been made for the
the route When sock s furnished in quantities OF two
carloads more i VII be deySTed at the foot Got Of For
North River the shippers may designate at the time
Oh Fur terms or other information, apply to mo-.
f'A WALTER FREEh AN, Freight Agent
No. 226 s. DELAWARE Avenue, PhiadelDhia
arrange AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD -
trains will run betSeen washington and u, Lyncn3grs,
yoad trains to and from Richmond as ioiiowsi-
MAIL TRAIN -, !. 49,
Lave Washington daily (Sunday excspted), at 6'5
Leave Lynchburg at A. M and arnVe ~ "Asnng-
Ton at EXPRESS TRAIN
LeSEe Washington deny tnsl1daIpE a sSnoay' at SSP
Leave Lynchburq at 50 ?. and arrive at Washing
fo all points south and Southwest and at Washington
O ssS sepg cars attached to the night trains
The road + S or tho RS e a e SO%
historic iocates Of Fairfax Bull Run. Manassas, Bris-
toe Catiett's Rappahannosk CnpepeE Orange ePS sba
% an gS sGufR Rnss FAC SSs
Baltimore and at the ses o. the road road ~
General HuDe htfDdena