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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY JULY Il, 1866

ara fuuc,oaa which Government cannot be presu" au
to sarendered Il indeed they ca. ,h ni1'' Upon
,iS sane point he Court Is also referred to me
reHesis Of Judge Boawors made 1eie NE G on Hon
ttention to The familiar principle that part q aiaw
nav be void by reason Of its 70 ,re or
nd tbe other part may DO valid l,s5 tAe Two paris ae
rged together hs the one cannot be enforced waout c
aid and existence OF the other don't propose % emae
The application Of that principle. Yet ihe
fierce denlncatons OF the law the promises Of neu
ons in favor Hquordeaes have almost been forced upon
them by Judge Cardosa whose injunction n mas smd
of the iudiciary notwithstanding the oaryatng
mens which appeal thick leaves in Valapprosa Sng
over 900 persons have complied with its provisions Y taxing
Out licences and many Of these since the innnetoh n
The law entitled 10 no consider alton 10 proteconi is IL
right and Jv that those who DEFY the law should ENJOY @
same privileges those who obey II isn't NOT an lPeia
five 20 protect those who have complied with the law IN
the enjoyment OF their rghsi Does noi 1dsce 70 lness %
in maytaning and executing this lswi Ia, II is called an
infamous odous, tyranncal ana oppIessnc INV,
me that law is infamous that leaves our fce N4urs ~
desojte and abandoned Monday morning. leu me tha'
law odious that lessons by ehaf the nunDer Oh m
ys for disorders and breaches OF the peace
on Sandaysi Tel me that law 10 oppressive ana Vfhh,ncI
that leaves hundreds of fathers OF families 70 pd tne
sunday nights home instead of In the stauOnhoue'
AWAY ralers against the law, with such arguments ~.
stgated by false policy and speak os the bonest
famshing children against whom you Plead WI press YOU.
But word in conclusion and leave the case WIN ny
learned associate fully that this as the former
law affects large class Of citizens, WHO, as genera
Thing use ig drinks continuing but small per cent
Igainre and have ever advocated that true temper
auce would promoted by encouraging the more
~ t drinks lager ard the various khos OF nght
vines and have douh the Legislature VIII N tlc see
the necessity Of sneh encouragement. But until rms law
changed mo1 ~ the Legislature Trust VIII MOI W
SET aside slight and uiVi9l grounds
NJ H. W Moore replied briefly for the defendants 81 or
winch the e.e closed ana the papers given 10 the Court
torney Morris asked the Court II they WOMB SET
! down any day positive for rendering decision
that the Court could nUudy pOaf
that It would be rendered soon as possiDepooaoy by
Saturday Monday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
TiGRTUAisE

TnB PROGRESS OF TIE CHoLERA-TWo CASES RE-
PORTED YESTERDAY IN NETWORK AND TWO IN
RRooKLYS-oEg CASE FATAL IN EACH CITY.
Two cases Of cholera reported to the Board OF
Health yesterday which proved fatal The usual pre-
cautions were taken both by the Sanitary Inspectors
and disiuectans freely used although the premises we're IN
yerE good order.
Nehclas B,dy 50 Of age residing at No. Cos water
ST was attacked early Tuesday afternoon lie was treated
by the pecto the district in which lie lives and 10 no"
conyale-cent. OIL,
o'clock Yesterday morning Mn Jane Parderey resid
Ing at seized violently with symptoms ~
pnseu and AZ ID o'clock in collapse She oied at
o'clJCk last evening. anef an Illness Of eight Tours
THE CHOLERA IN BRO0KLYE.
Two ohOer reported IN brooklyn yesterday
Joseph Picoa aged 3 years residing IN Myrtle ave- near
Yaes.e was prostraed by the disease about o'clock a
IN the ins and dif Mt y o'clock the same evening
l Edwsrd Weber residing Canton-ave, near fntsn'
ave Was taken III with cholera Tue day and last evening
y lyPg In "A pTecaTiOos condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
Extsnsiye Arrangements OF the Atlantic Mail
sfensoship Company.

The stockholders Of the Atlantic Mail steamship
Company determined the capital stock of the
company from s0QoO0 to So 100000 the vote standing 80 $40
shares in favor shares against proposition BY
this increase cf:he capital stock OF the Atlantic Mail
combination has been effected aud large number OF fine
steamships been brought under management Under
this combination the New.York Mail Steamship Company have
privilege OF exchanging 1890 shares Of their stock at
within -four months for the stock OF the Atlantic Mail the
latter company already the balance OF the shares TIE
West India Mail Steamship Company receives 10000 shares Of
docks &C. and the Brazilian Mail Steamship Company re-
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Company before the present
cons dation e,c,ed owacd the Ssn Jacnto SIN Sal
yador aud Missouri tie two first named Of which hayc been
November. Tie New.YorS Mnil the Morning Star.
Evening Star Guiding Star. Rising Star. Rising sun, Merit
Mai tho coluabla Eagle and MORO CasiIe and the
Brazilian Mai the North America South America, Havana
The Drazlaa Mi staInship Company was organized in
September lsd the contract with The United States Govern
mcnt Tyr carrying mails 70 Rio JaneiJ being signed
The h day Of August and tho' FRS. steamship PVT on the
line within month from that day the pioneer ship the North
iiac s with the GSi@d State. r per-
IN currency besides which the Company has contract
with the Goyerngentvf Dr-zd for $4,000 in II l1r like
service Notwithstanding tie ships pa, upon line
with aneqaaed ard have fog the last 10 months
been performing her stipulated duties the Compai has OF
yet received one dol n OF from the Government THIS
in strong contrast With Tie conduct Il the lrayian Govern
meat winch has promptly fulfilled all s tpuatiors ands
the 10 be iemaod since TIE surveys held the
sells by the naval authorities VI our Government
have always proved entirely satisfactory Under
resolution Of Congress passed some two months
since the Postmaster GeneTI Instructed
inquire into the in which the has been kept
By the Company and % have ssurvey Of the vessels the first
Of which bad the departure OF the last steamship
the 3Oth day Of May list with results satisfactory the
former occasons IL Is TO be hoped that arrangement will
shortly be made by which the contract the part Il the Coy
exnent be faithfully pi than heretofore and that
Tie Company may what due their services without
being subjected the de and annoyance they have hitherto
experienced Instead n casting annoying impedmens in the
ct these nc the duty o Government TO cherish
them ard thereby enhance trade with South America and
promote the advantage Of people, The steamships
OF this Company place this port regular and frequent
municaton with Savannah. Havana New Orleans ST. Thom
U.s. and the ports Of Brpz and II properly encouraged this
combination viii be only the of and
adng facilities with The South the West Indies and South
America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
Naval Intelligence.
THE NEW SCREW STEAMBOAT RRstcA.


The new gunboat Resaca will sail from the Wash
ington> Eavy.Yard Portsmouth N. H. on Friday or
Saturday The Reaca Is a gunboat Of TINS
harden (old measnromenD and built Portsmouth
during the past year She launched the th Novem
ber 1867 and acward towed to Washington receive
her achinery which had been constructed that place
There ore vessels OF this class navythe Res
and the Nasiaskct building Boston. Both nre OK
expected Ia prove yery swift vessels aud will carry each
battery of 10 guns of heavy caber Ga her aryan Ports
mouth the Resaca will receive BOARD her and ar
mament and when ready for will make her tfin trip
meni Of which there TO be little doubt che viii
probably be at dispatched 10 Join the European Squadron
THE EUROPEAN SQUADRON.
Our present force in European waters amounts 10
IL vessels carrying al gun but 1t Is thought that should the
existing between Austria Prussia and Italy contnuo for
creased order r adequate protection 10 Aneean
Interests in tlat quarter. The splendid new steam yae
Chattanooga has been assigned 10 duty In the sauadron Of
Admiral odsborough and will sail for Europe as soon as her
o9ht conplsed The Chattanooga viii prove a most vaa.
abe acquisition being not only very powerful vessel car.
fying heavy battery but eso very swirl one bayinV on
her il trip made Of Is Knots nnder favor
able circumstances Several other vessels spen Of
ns being de 6ned for duty IN Europe among which we NAV
mention tho iew soops Madawaska and Neshaniny
poth httpg FOR service at this port.
ASSIGNED.
The following is a list Of the officers who have been
temporarily assigned TO duty on board the Resaca;
Lieut. Commander J. NJ BradEor Acting Volunteer enennnt
Mntosh Acting Assistant Surgeon, f. V. Greene. Assistant
synAsisr George r. Martini Second Assistant Engineer Phip
MIef Third Assistant En.nee James Watts Tho Fteh
TIE wiyoosKI AT HALIFAX
The steamer Wnooski arrived at Halifax on the Sd
Instant GA the 9TH sLo to sail cruise eastward
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THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for JULY II

'hE NEEhb1 lhiblNE lUt JILL ii'
TIE N Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE for ihi. week cOn,n, ieio-
LEApSe AhncLss-The warn Europe Parable, Of Projections
ie,oe c anu rsspht TIE fsrArt
Law The Taa Bi Going Over AHerlss Aua Cuba Rom nd
Reason Parliamentary ResO NebrisAa Teas Editorial Para
graphs, - ,..,....,
i'sh,ns tse La,si perasea ne rIass-as "a p9ne y,
Ne az S N I@f H. ri s a s ~ d.
Movements Of Gaibd Italy Requests the Assistance Of
Nsws on TIE WEEx-Dcme,tic News Personal, Political cou-
S Sis = s' r sSIs S e S
TaE NKw roLfricAL coALIroS-psmoeratc Reinforcement
DE Jhnh Convention IA Address for si Leaders suPrersh he
Wl.HISeroS-From Our Special cOrreapOaden.-The First
A the Mr, An Historical Gs;y Of ros:S,ii'; Leader, ~
and ST, Ju.t Tie Merchant rOucE' and Journalists u the
sLAynny AsS sv1 LEES ssA.L sas Seen. in ,ae s,
Religion ss oS the Tongue and IN rc How Slave s.it:
Dances Tsnss, Care Of Slaves: How SrsI.T. WGf
Oh s o" k'1S GSals aay %So I , s'
ean s.s sn Il. sis SsS M
ss A Mes ssa Clothing saa
Sc Cola Mine, 1s m.rsrr A%Sos Sys see q
Slavery: :, -
SS.TaS saa & sy Gov "a.
duet per Acre and Pfohisbene's a'ac'OP
Tms cospirics oy SENATOR Lass
WAsnsoros-The To6 BIZ in the House Sketch Of the nelaie'
ISP TO cOLSRaDO-From oar special Correspondent on
observation-disclosures = the Proceedings.
FIRE PoRrLASD-lmmense Destruction o. Property Tie fff
Part Ruins Of Misery aud Deso!aton
The GREAT FIRE I or REGioSs -, -
MtxIcoOnF Relations the Mexican hepuoc Letter lo us
Hon. Robert Dale Owen. So, %, A..
htion,sts.
GENERAL EEws-rteres,ng Domestic ltem'
TRR CKoPs-Repors hom eN paste Of the county
AaERrcAs INSTITUTE FAaNEKs tLuB-TursdAy Jufe "
Mhest Fertilizer; Italian Rye GTas' and City sewagei Mwr
Presever; Peat. Panng Backhoin heJgesi ope sn
How Stop Bleeding Quack Glass; Mhras Ifala1ng io",,
Sort Nha. As the csue sh'
Apple TIE Potato Bug Goplen Rats Cure OF b
Ciserns WhHeres Flowing IN Orcladsi ior ph
Corn Harvesting Machine T.xt.b9ox OF Botany samH
Crops; Fever Agae-iow feyen How 70 Safe hSsS-
tistics Of Culture. -.
THs RousEAuGRrssErL AYTAR-Repors OF the lDves'gHs
Committee Majority and Minority Recommendations
PoETRy-A Presidential Warning
The Dry OooDs MARKET.
LATEST EUROPEAN Markets
PERsoNAL-PoLiTcAL--lIr trENa
MISCELLANEOUS irENs.
MARRIAGES DEATus So, nt.--,-,..,.
LArRsr NEWS Az TELEGRRu-speea. p'fs'efe'"
The n. Y. Tribune. A.. 49,. o,.ta
Commentator Reports OF the stock Mcney Cotton o'"A
and Cattle Markets specially reported Tor -. ~ T. tfO.nr
Ready this morning wrappers ready mailing I've GEMS
Mail subscribers, single COPY yearSl ~ nlbee 70
Cubs OF
Ten COMES addressed 60 names oil subscribers . ~
TWentt copies addressed 20 names OF subscribers .sg
Ten copies, 20 address
copies, to address s"
An . copy will be for each club often. -.
New.iofk, Ohce ol,rs, payable TO ne "al
The TRIBusR being safer reisIa5e 20 any oi,I
itaDniIeee Address TIE IlNSVSE, new"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

HDpsos RIVER Police APPorsTMESTs.-The Jer-
sey City and Hudson River Police Commissioners on Tuesday
nigh, nadotho following appointments Joseph Losey Rob
crt French Henry Dcvlio. DcdIch Kuhn. Archibald Nc
Kag VIM Daley. Joseph aTrol and Aer Reed The .hrce
Litter wr,e offle o.d alce Dr. h. A. Watson formerly sur
econ Of the an j. Volunteers elected Police Suraeon
Tho Department viii soon appear a Summer uniform
Elm lar 10 the worn BY the Metropolitan Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
NEW.gERsEY NEWS.

DIED III THE CITY PRIsoS.-Coroner Kristen Of
Jersey Cry held inquest yesterday afternoon on the BODY
81 woman named Catiarine Fzgibbons. who was found
living dead IN Of the cells OF the City Prson Yesterday
qraug II appeared the deceased arrested On
Monday ngn charge preferred by her huhnnd II con
tina drunkenness verdict Of death from inse1pcranee
rends.fd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
...,zons anA oiiiren roldlers 81 onr state

citizens and citizen soldiers Of state 49, - ss.rcer
by committing Of any such wanio s.srss,oi oct
After close examination, m osse sor 10 ibink Il
possible 10 ~ ueh &c erson % r4 to fred the shots
toward the Cara side Of Tho Liver lave tie
De- Al JDI, you 1 100 Heht seIfGLf r. j. HINIs.
A'"l''Co- COMMAND fng 5l.h Reg. y. 6. = y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
Latest Ship News.

ARRIVED.
rris GeudoliI lBLl Crane, Windsor ~ s. 10 days With i'r
SEM. Sea. Peavey Armstrong EasipOr. days.
Fye Co.
schr. johnson Ceufleos 10 days WIN moasses
Schr. NJ. Vsssar, jr.. Christie, WarehaH.
schr. Sea Flower Chase Providence.
Schr. Henry Casaf, Knowles Newport
schr. J. O. Uollyer, Boston.
Schr. T. }. Tul. Cooper, New Bedford.
SAILED
Steamships Java Tpon Union, HI Cid Saratoga, and Abeu.
WIND--At Sunset. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
announcements.

TOILET PREPARATIOYs.-The country is lUs -
preparations for beauug the complexion youth
but the y pfepraon that viii enruay
yllow spo cD moth patches the 4 more da7recaui @
es called ec PERRY justly celebrated Morn aud FRFcKH
LOTION. 1t newer falls. Sold by al druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

EvADIsG LIE REVENUE LANA young Hebrew
Php Seymour caught yesterday pedding cigars
in Jersey Cy having United States stamps
the boxes B stock consisting n i've boxes. eons
cafed by Collector and the prisoner set at liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

Els catehes-Calowey Briennal2 g, Osborn 8 fanoue 2
PomeislT Ford .; total II. skearuey-Iang > McDonad
l. Martin 3 CLARK g. G. BrGnhal /, total y.
on on bases--Eurckl tines keaTney times
Passed bails-Osborn I, Lang 10. Ciafk3
Time Of game--2 hoars a3d 50 minutes.
scorers-Messrs. Holicn aud ). Hanna.
Umpre-Mr. q. lines Of the Active Club q this city.
fiATCH FOB SILVER CUP.
game viii be played to-day between the Actives
Newark and the Nagafas Of NeSYork the Izc being
silver cup. Time. o'clock n M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
NO CLAIMS UNPAID.
ALLEGED IspAsrrcIDE BY MornER.-On Tuesday

ALLEGED INFAYTICIDR BY MoTHER.-On Tuesday
Sergeant Walsh of Precinct Informed that Jo
anna f. Hederer native of Germany aged "a years who
bad been employed in the restaurant No SO Pcars had
disappeared. Officer McNay sent to the place
and found lately occupied by tie girl
ened He hurst in the door and found lying upon chair
BODY Of fnllgrOvn male infin wrapped up IN cd
clothes and bearing evident mafks Of sirangultou II
conveyed the StaonH House where Deputy C0roEe Join
Reask made post examination. he found that III
child had born alive and from the marks Of violence
the neck the deceased is Of the opinion that death had beet
caused by sangultion An inquest viii be held to-day hy
Coroner Cover. and 10 tie time Officer AcAaliy has
been detailed eudeayor possible 20 arrest tie ued
mother Of the deceased child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
FIELD SPORTS.
Base Bail.
KEARygY ACT. EUREKA.

KEARSBY ACT. EUREKA.
Tire first OF series n games between the Eureka
Club OF Newark N j., AID the Boarney Club CT Rahway
took Mace Tuesday the grounds Of the latter The
play was excellent. the following score VIII snow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

NEW PosT-0FFIoE with daily mall has been
established at the Erie Lead Nine the town Of Noun, Hone
Orange Co.. NJ Y, ty the Of Guymard and Peter L.
q nmGrt npnofn,sA p.-.--aster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

90 TO THOMAS r. AGNEW's, Greenwich and
~ Muayst where you viii ind Tees Cofess Fish. fonf aud
everything cheaper than any .iore ~ One mr oe
40 to 'MACFARLAND's Book Store corner
W Twenty third aud Broadway there will ind al tie NEW
BOOKS the day and ali the Old Stsndard Works and o choice
English. French and Scotch Stationery.
BARTLETT * DEM0REST~ SEWING-h
~ CHINE, with valuable improvements. Makes tie Elastic Stitch
and i the best machine all kinds family sewing with Ieo
Improved Ire IDLE Hemmer Olcsr fxlra Needles ct. VII
FOL directions that child urderand complete 80
Warranted satisfaction. EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS. 80.
ss3 Broadway, n. Y Agents wancL
The NEWS OF THE WEEK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
ROBBERY AT sARAroeA-Last week the wife and

daughter of NewYorker stopping at Union Han saratoga
robbed Of diamonds and jcwclry worth sC0 Jai
fore DARK while they az tea, the Iohber opened
with false key. wrenched open tie lids Of Their
and made of with his booty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
"SlyeLE. TnREAD7 VERSUS "DoUpLE.TnRrAD.

~ the Great Trial Of Sewing Machnes At Island ParS
test being between Sngt Thread and DoubleThred Nsi,
end the latter CLAIMING advantage Of is using
threads Instead Of One'tbe result
q ne iulges'sfer protraced and ssyereiy contested
tht The addafdJ The side ola Double TRRAD bot
that Of sISGLETHRgaD'a used by the Wleox Obbs Ms
chine. See "NepoIt u GRIND Trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

. THE BURGLAR HIS OWN INFoRAER.-The opening n
each and instantly tecgsphs
fls. Come and it, r. Holmes No. 25f nIoij..sy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

THE CHARLES s. SPENCER CLUB.-The Charles s.
Spencer Cllb Of Ninth Ward held their regular weekly
meeting evening their headquarters Of Chris
ioper Hudsonsts Simply the routine business OF tie
organization transacted The next regulr meeting OF
tho Clna vii b. held Wednesday evening Of next week
when NJ Spencer is expected 10 be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

STOLE WATcH.-John Kenna, an Irish laborer
% years ogc entered the residence Of james PARCEL OF the
OF onehundrcd and vfouths and Nnthave.
nnder the cuise Of enrcne officer stole cold watch
valued 500 lilo yesterday arrested by Ser
geant PHILLIPS Of tie Twelfth Precinct aud the watch re-
covered Justice Connolly committed the accused for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

SUPPOSED ISPASTIcDE.-The body of an unknown
infant was yesterday found open lot in PeIrys be-
tween Blocker and Fourthsts wrapped ny in some CID
clothes II conveyed the Ninth Precinct Station House
where Deputy Coroler John Beach NJ D.. made a post
moem examination From marks Of violence about the neck
aud throat he Is Of the opinion that death caused by
stranggation Capt Sebtng is making effort dis
tho rarnage Of the child and accordingly the inquest
has been postponed by Coroner Cover snti Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

ARREST OF PIcRPocKBT.-An Irish laborer
named Michael Mahoney yesterday caught in the act Of
stealing silver watch from the vcstpocket of Charles Keller
of No Rector He was arrested by Officer Follis Of the
Precinct ard committed for trial by Justice
Hogan The accused aged - year md resides at No Ol
Grecnwich.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

YOUTHFUL PIcKPOcKRr. - Yesterday Horace
Horap aged years stole from the rcSs pocket Of Fanny
Baker residing N the OF Unlor.ayr. and Fiifhs
Brooklyn willie she standing in Pnrkrow wallet con.
linng SIS 2a Tho lady discovered her loss immediately
after the then committed and turned around time TO
the thief running away After running short distance
the little rascal threw the wallet recovered and
restored 10 the Tie thief Dnly arrested By
Officer Holcy of the Twcnty.sixh Precinct and
med by Justice Hogan for trial In default % coo bail He
Is native Of Norfolk. Va and lived ut No 81 Baxerst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
NOaTw CAROLINA.

rrn rRiAs or col. NOTWITHSTANDING DAYS PRO
cxED,ses-EyIpfNCR FOR THE PROSECUTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

STOLE FROM HIS EMPLOYER. Officer Crumley Of
the Fourth Precinct Yesterday arrested John Peasanner on
the complaint ofbis late employer Mr. George Halock CT
Rocky Point L. L. charge of stealing watch valued at
500 The accused confessed his guilt and nformatan
which led the recovery Of the stolen property He
committed for trial by Justice Hogan.
The national Republican., 1866-12-21

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
~ R0AD.-rHR0UGH By RAIL FROM WASHIN0.
f3s i2.dHInsd AHG AIsxAHDRIA TO RIoHxoHD AND
o. - .n.r IRIDAY, s:p..nssr I. 1855. tie .r.i.s
on this road will run q follows:
rRAIHs SOUTH.
Leave washingtoa u .. n. and q % ?. n.
Leave 0ordonsvills q Il % D. m aad i.SOan.
Arrive In Richmond at D. m and q N.
Arrive At Lynehburs ct s. 20 D. n and 1. m.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynehburg st s.Aa =. N. and J. IS ?. m.
Leave dordosssii: S Il i il 81 50 H p m. .ns n n Ban.
Arrive At AleLaAdIia at 80 ?. n. and 40 An.
Arrive At w.shington At o. so p m. and 6.20 am.
On sq.dsysisavsw washinstoa At 9; 80 ?. m. only.
irving In 0ordonsvills at IL ~ q m.
Leave: aordonsTills at 1886 p n arriving IN Alex
% ThrousS q freight train leave. Al..,,dr,. u..
arriving in Lynehburs st 7lo p. m.
Leaves Lynshburg at SO .. m, arriving In Alex.
P.::.ns.i: Ekos & = w.u.a.en Will tax. tn. y. m.
un i souIn rom waninston' and the 8. % .. n train
Passenger. By tSs s.B a. m. and 7ls p N. train.
from LyaehbuIg. and ths7a m. and 71sp. m. trains
all parts Of the North and West
This route has the advantage all others By haynR
eontinuous rail from New York to Lynehburg, l06
It also passes through Fairfax Bull Run, Nausssss,
Brisew, Catistts, Rappahannoek, Cuipspsr, Orange,
and Gordonsyils, where many Of the great batss oi
the late rebellion were fought.
opposite the B. and 0. r. r. Depot, IL Wsshinstos
also, at the Depot, on Maryland avenue,
Trains leave the sornsr Of FIRST and streets Mash.
iAgton. ". q. MoCAHHRRTY,
General 9upsrintsndsat
J. Y. BR0ADIs,
oes-u General Passenger Agent