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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20
SHEpHERDsTowN, Jefferson County, J
WeslVa,, January 10, 1868 )

Board Of Supervisors met al ii e.etoeR
Pre- sent A. Fossett, President; SuPervl'
soIs Cameron. Logic. Turner, Met urdy
and Johnson.
The appointment Of ID. J. Young ia
ill hevacancy caused by the resignation
oil II. w. Pouer6eid, oi Harper's Ferry
Township, was presen ed. On motion
Of supervisor Logic that 1t be received
I and Mr.. Young be sworn in as member
OF The Board.
Ordered that 81, So be refunded 10 the
Administrator of Joseph Harley, decd.
Ordered that George Murphy be pad
6, 90 for services as Inspector OF Election
in AverlIl Township.
Ordered that r. C!evelsn be paid 49,
so being amount of road bill.
Ordered that the Assessor deduct | ,OOU
Tor the Improvements on the Forge Lo'
and 2 900 on the Furnace Lot Improve
ments on the land of Evans Rodgers, said
Improvements being DESTROYED.
Ordered that 240 acres oil land assessed
to K B. and E. NJ. Lakeland by The As
sesser be deducted from their assessment.
Ordered tina, w. i. Foreman license
10 sell spirituous liquors be transferred 10
Jacob Starry, of Chsrlestown.
Ordered tina, John K. Avis have per,
mission TO sell spirltuous liquors ID
ChaIlsslown.
Ordered that Gallaher & Co., be PAID
600, amount Of bill for printing.
Ordered that 1877 acres OF land assessed
to II. l.. Brooks be transferred 10 IhoS'
f. w Woodward.
Ordered that deduction Of $500 on
the improvements and 1900 per acre on
HE lands of Thomas Watson be made by
The Assessor.
Ordered that the assessment on the
land Of Jeue Harris be reduced from 3d.
90 to 5000 per acre.
Ordered that the assessment on the
land of G. ID. Moore be reduced from
66, 90 10 $500 per acre.
Ordered shat The assessment on the
lands Of Blaxton DavenpoIts hens De re-
duced from 81 90 10 So, 90 per acre.
Ordered that the assess"e"' "ii '''e
land OF Moses w. pu'' oe ''o''O'
$500 to $500 per acre.
Ordered that the assessment on ihe
land of Martin SwimIey be reduced from
$500 10 1000 per acre.
Ordered that the assessment on We
land OF Charles Ag'iohoy oe ieo''eo om u"
the tract near ShepherdsI""h 'roh 'o'o0
10 $500 per acre. and on his nome "1''
from $500 10 900 pr a'r'' .oo
Otde1cd 'ha' II. l.. Turner ne Paiu ''oo
Tor services as Inspector oil Eiec'ioh III
Chaplne Township.
Ordered that Rein Cross be psid s'oo
for work on road. .,.oo
Ordered that Ehud Turner be PSiu o'oo
for work on road.
Ordered ,ha. the personal properly t."
,he amount Of 1000 assessed TO Joseph
Goldsmith be deducted.
Ordered tina, PhomaS E. woodward
be naid 10, so for services as road super
II, or ~ Osborne Township.
Ordered lhstl. Thomas ChsPiHe be
paid So. 90 for coal aud wood furnished
Tor lhe county.
Ordered that The assessor make De
ruc,ion of 800 per acre on The land OF
q. D. Wiltshire.
Ordered that the Assessor make de-
duction of s 90 per acre on the lands oil
Daniel Dovenberger. o
ion.,;on of L. d. PouerheId, cons table ,Oi
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

CIV. Spots changed ale 'cense 10
liquor license
Ordered ihs, Edward Williams be al
lowed IO0. 90 for 2 quarters as Township
clerk of Cbarles,own Township. -
On motion Board adjourned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

~ The Hagersiown Mail has recent
ly been enlarged, and is now one of the
largest aud most thriving weekly papers
in the Stale of MARYLAND.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

AppolNTMENr-A. X. Boieler, Jr.,
formerly Of his town, has received the
appointment Of Agen, oi the National
Express Company, at Lynchturg. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

SNow.-Tuesday morning las, found
about SIX inches of snow on the ground,
and 81 &c then slelghing has been excel
lent and many persons have engaged III
the pleasure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

ate requested 10 state that
Rev. ]. F. Campbell will preach in the
Lutheran Church, of this town. on Sun
day morning the 2Slh inst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

VIRGINIA LEGisLATURE.-This body
has made arrangements to have the lands
Of The State re-assessed and re.valued. as
property las been so much injured by the
war. They have also modified the quail.
i6calions of voters SO that citizen chang
ing his residence from one county to an
other, shall have the privilege Of voting
in the former county until he acquires a
residence in the next. VotinS by ballot
has been changed and viea voce, subsli-
tuied for it. resolution has also been
passed declaring that John S. Barbour is
,he duly elected Presiden, of the D. & A.
R.,R. instead Of Lewis Mckenzie, who
isnow exercising the duties OF that office.
RoBBED.--We learn that a smoke house
in this place, was relieved OF a quanii-
iyof Bacon. on Tuesday night last, by
som. thief or thieves in human shape.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

ANOTHER AFFRAY.-We have an &C.
count Of another renconlre In Richmond.
A despatch in the Washington Chronicle.
says "A renconlre took place al the
Spots God Holel between Mr.. Pollard.
editor of The Examiner, and MIR. Brooks.
the correspondent OF the New York
Times. The former using a cowhde.
Nsi,her received any serious injury.
The provocallen for the assault was lei
Ter IN The Times OF the 9Th inst, rldlcu-
ling Mr.. P. Pollard attacked Brooks,
who was unarmed. Pollard was armed
with pistol, knife, ana cowhide. Brooks
took The cowhIde from his assallani and
threw II away, when Pollard drew knife
and The parties we:e separated
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

e. James A. Osborn viii sell al pub
lie sale, a, his residence on The Ridge
road. on " ednesday, The 3.sl ns', lot
Of Sock, Farming Utensils, &C., Sc.
See bills. .lf.,. -
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF MARKETS.
Reported and carefully rerised ecery toee for the Bel
tiraore DniZu Eannerclnll

Reported and carefully reriscd erey toee for the Bal
tinore Daily C5n,merc,al.l
Acknowledgment continues very dull and rates
are entirely nominal. but Western 95 u cent may be
Guoteo at $3.50 $50 q gallon Cologne Spirits is also
nominal a. the same figures.
APPLES-primeN New York winter Apples are now
selling at $6@655 2 Dbl, and they are in fair demand
at $775 q 100 lbs, but there is nothing doing in them
Observation-Disclosures is dull at 42@45 cts Q ID for
Southern and Western.
BARKING. l .Quercityon is steady, at S26@29 the
demand being. however, 2niy moderate and we
BREAD.ccBreGd is UNCHANGED n price, and we
quote before viz Navy ~ cts Pic. Mt Sets. and
Water Crackers at cts q ID. The market continues
C0FFEE.-There has been good inquiry this week
for Coffee and the market has throughout it been
mite firm in tone. Early in the week lot Of 200
bags damaged Bio ex-"Adelaide Pendergast" was
offered at auction for account of the underwriters
and 100 bags was sold at @ cts currency. and the
manning l102 bags at from 2i4 to 2oH cts currency,
cargo of the Grey Eagle was sold to go to New ork
at 81 cts gold in bond. To-day an invoice of 1000
bags Rio ex-'Amelia Gehring" was sold TO go
West at 2012 cts gold. The sales IN addlu9n TO the
above. are $50 bags Rio at lS@lg cts gold i0 bags
do at oA cts gold and $50 bags do at 2o cts curren-
and we quote as follows. viz Rio at logl9 CTS eoid
for common to fair 2O@2 cts gold for good to prime;
Zl0zl4 Cts gold for choice; Laguayrs at 25a,z31e
cts gold, and java at 2s@2s14cts gold. There have
COTTON.-rhe market for Cotton continues dull
and very much depressed. The foreign adyiees con-
tnue to be unfvorable and the reeeipts large the
prnclpal shipping ports, and prices may be written
to-day to cts lower than last Friday with the
tendency st'l downward, There is some Cotton being
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Nj ARlNE JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE,

FRIDAY. February Is. 1866.
:, Steamer Adelaide Cannon. from Norfolk-to M
Ste ann George Leary. Brakeman, from Norfolk
steamer State Of Maryland, Travers. from Rich
steamer Ric6aTd Willing. cundF, from philadel-
phia-mdse to a sh, ,y;esros
Steamer Adelaide Cannon, Norfolk-M N Falls.
y Steamer George Leary, Brakeman. Norfolk.
Steamer "a Richard Willing. Cundif. Philadelphia
Steamer E C Biddle. Fountain, Philadelphia
Bark Mary, Bond (Br) Head Rio Janeiro and
m2rket-Hugh Jenkins d Co.
Brig Artistic, (Br) Canon, Liverpool-C A Berry
Arrived from Baltimore.
Brig Meteor 1 oar%a4 henGe At Charleston lth
pool, 10Th ut.
SAN FgANcIsco, Feb l5th.-Arrived ship Annapo-
IT'S from Cieared II fS Sel aiT islssTaph
Steamer Patapsco, Nef, cleared at New York 18th,
Sailed for Baltimore.
The Mentor Securing sailed from Liverpool 26th
by telegraph to News Room,I
Arrived.
FoRT MoNRoE. Feb: l6. 1S66-Brig Sea Lion. Lowe.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Rooml
FoaT Mo ss0Es Feb 18Th ss6Ihe wind shifted
named vessels set sail this morning and proceeded 10
their various destinations:
=, Schr W Q Irish, from New York-general cargo for
Beaufort, Y
Schr N Vanaman. from Baltimore-coal for New
York.
,Schr Simmons. from Norfolk-wood for New
York.
Sehr A Chamberlain, from York river-oysters
for New York.
Schr Reindeer, from Norfolk-wood for New York
schr L Sanders, from Norfolk-wood for New
, Schr Doughtop. from Richmond-rags for New
~
so for Richmond. 49,
4 chr Moderator, from Norfolk-wood for New
sehr BanvaTd, from Norfolk-wood for New York.
There has been no arrivals to-day.
Memoranda.
Brig Prestissimo, James from New York. arrived
at Malta 18th ult.
Ship Crest of the Wave Woodburn, cleared at
Rotterdam 9th ult for New York.
Brig Union (Br) Leighton, for Baltimore in five
days, was at Sunnam eth ult.
Bark Manitcu, North. cleared at Philadelphia, l4th
instant for Mobile
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-17
EtITY REGISTERS OFFICE,

OPENING OF JACKSON STREET.
The Commissioners for Opening Streets having
made return of their corrected statement of damages
and benefits for opening Jackson street. from Clement
20 Port streets notice therefore hereby given that
the said statement with accompanying plats will re-
main at this office forthirty days from the date hereof
during which time appeals therefrom may bo made
to the Superior Court Of Baltimore CITY. A''N'
, JNQ. A. THOMPSON,
aas.1aH4T Register,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-17

INTERNAL REVENUE DEcIsIoS.-A copy of parti-
ton between certain parties. and letter making in
quiries respecting stamp duties thereon, has been
ceived aJ the Internal Revenue Bureau In reply to
the communication. the Deputy Commissioner re-
piled that by the act of June 80 1864, stamp duty
is imposed upon all eonveyance$ Of realty sold,
not sale of realty within the meaning OF said act
but :; simply making out defining of the bounda
riss of the propert' belonging to each. Partition
DEEDS o. lands ned IN common mn IN
the presented by you they contain covenants of
warranty, they should be stamped as agreements or
case, receives sum Of money for equality of paTti-
ton the transaction is conveyance to that extent
and should be stamped accordingly. D. receives
two thousand dollars for equality of partition This
instrument should, therefore, bear stamps to the
amount of two dollars and five cents. 10 cover the
warranty of "B" and CO.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-17

PRosEouTIoSs.-The commanding officer Depart
ment of Mississippi directs that no prosecutions will
sons for offences for which white persons are not pro-
secuted or punished in the manner and degree;
but intervention will be exercised by the military
authorities in prosecutions against oolored persons
for which white persons may be and punished by
the laws Of this State IT, the manner and do
gree. Before interfering in any case. commanding
officers will be careful to satisfy themselves by
rigid scrutiny that the prosecution comes clearly
f-oat
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-17

BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT-$24GOO DAMAGES
Aw4EDED.-A breach of promise suit was tried in
Wilkesbarre. Pa, last week which attracted much
attention. The plaintiff was an attractive lady of
% years of age, named Bradley and the defendant
we'll to-do-widower of 60 years, named Reynolds.
The jury gave o verdict in favor Of the lady for
SD. 600 the whole amount claimea.
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4 AFEICE DFTEzE COsssaERCGAE. sTEAMs
BOAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'S WHARF
BALTIMORE. September q 1855.

statement having been circulated among ths
mercantile community that the "COMMERCIAL1
ar outside line of Steamers between this port and
New York. has been only established temporarily,
and is to be withdrawn at the convenience Of the
owners the undersigned wishes to correct such mis-
shippers generally between these ports that arrange
rents have bsen completed te keep up regular COM
Pier No. II North River, Now York. and Flannigans
wharf in Baltimore have been leased for that period
and afford dock accommodation unsurpassed by any
line in either port Three first class freight Steam
ers, viz. the SEA GULL. FALCON, and KING
FISHER, viii make regular and rapid connection,
and viii deliver Freight according TO the terms Of
shpmapt during that tina
JACOB B. sMULL
{
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ROOFING, ETC.
SNARIl.

q tARD.
The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to
his friends and customers that he has leased the new
Store No. "a n. CHARLES and 80 LEXINGTON sts
Tor the purpose of conducting the Trimming and
Fancy Goods Business and that they will ALWAYS find
Large and Well-assQrted Stock of Dress and Cloak
trimmings, Fringes, Buttons, Cords Cords and Tas
sels Corsets Fans and variety of other Goods gen
orally kept in First Glass Trimming House
Thankful for past fayors, and with increased facil
tiles. he hopes to merit much larger share of their
Patronage. Respectfully,
la2S-lm Holm r. Tribe
NJ GRACE 40 rs RM ERs,
the purpose, is nov prepared to furnish THE FARM
Ekb WITH LABOR, White or Colored, and would
respectfully advise those in want of Labor to send
agents to represent them In Associations OF ClubS
Gos LOS yin prove great saving Of time and eM
psnse 70 the Farmer. For further intormitops &ca
e.esee snel9sa stamps, and address
OLIVER W00O. General Agent
es4-tf 81 Second Street. Baltimore. Nd
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W; o. HID at s5o@55. and W. o. Pipe SIS to

9 NJ. " -pe w :" ~
SPlCES.--The market is quiet, but steady. We
quote as follows viz Pepper at 33 cts; Cassia in
mats at y cts 90 in cases at Is cts Pmcnto 81 cts
l35 in gases and Mace at 81 2ogl Is y h ~-'''
STARCH..Starch is in fair demand and steady
we quote as follows, viz: Medium at ~ cts; Fox's
at S2a55zcts Duryea's Superior at II cts; DURYEA'S
III cts "a b.
SHINGLES.-Shinges are worry dull and heavy
No. Cypress may be quoted at S4; Saps at Si2 and
No. z do at $40 q NJ, but there are none selling
IEAS.-Teas are in fair demand and steady at
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SHIPPING.
WELLS. FARGO d CO.,

@EA WELLS. FARGO * CO..
80 NEW T xSEk A ASP S SAFTE2.R
No. 81 Broadway, N. 7.
EXCHANGE ' for sale on G SaliqFPs CIT p1cr
CO., u Smiths Wharf, up stairs. fel7-tf
za FOR CHARLESTON, 6. C.-pENDER.
gss1E CASTS LINE.-To sail THIS DAY, 18th
- inst.-The new schooner &C: G CLARK"
Spears Wharf and will sail as above For freight or
''~'''0' -f' PENDERGAsT, FENWICK L CO.,
77Smiths wharf, up stairs.
Goods insured on open policy. Agents in Charles
ton. WILLIs CHIsoL4. f17-1t
e FOR CHARLESTON, S. OPEN
s. RaR GA sd LINEIO sail With dispaISb
wharf, and will sail with despatch. For freight or
'''>' NSP ENDERGAsT. .FENgIcK Co.
II Smiths wharf up stairs
Go DDS insured on open policy Agents in Charles
eon. W !LL1s q 0hIs0l-M: 1elL
xr FOR RHO DE sANEIRO DTRECT.-
ESIS5e 70 sail from N w York, the bark "DI-
- Ma" heigener, master is now loading for
the above port For freight or passage having hand
~ ~ PENDERGAST, FEN WICK VFttf / CO.,
ppN 4 S%ith 81 yh bp6 CUP s tai
lelL ~ Beaver street, New York
H5~ For FREIGHT OR CHARTER
A@SP h htN Al l,B ePPsT British bark ADELAIDE
nnl~ r. PEHRPENRhFRRSI LsWs2n Wfssr bbl.
fel7-tf II Smiths wharf, up stairs)
ST FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
$50 Ths he Gopgered clipper British BIB brig oARME-
Il CO.. II Smiths Wharf. up stairs. fel7-tf
xy FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTEf..-
Tbs ns A eiRpeE British bark * NELLIE
complete oTdSr App fG fo f9 III
WICK CO., II Smiths Wharf up stairs foi4 tt
xA MANTED:1yESsELs to load grain for
s Hsa Ea5f al EfSsEWg9 EfRfd
CO., n Smiths Wharf, up stairs. fel7-tf
sR WANTEDaaVEsSELs to load coal for
to f & Hgh stss aPd ready
CO., II Smiths Wharf, up stairs. W fei7-tf
kR For SAVANNAH, GA.-The new Al
SSssA brig F. ". WILSON, Capt. n B. Knight,
ra ON ase baVe 81 Ies engaged
For balance of freight, apply to KELSEY & GRAY.
corner Buchanan's wharf and Pratt st. fel3-tf
bLNN FOR GALVESTON. TEXAS.-A Yes
AASsel 81 SVqO barrels will be dispatched at once
ss@- for the above port if sufficient freight is Of
fered to make up cargo, most of which is already en-
gagged. apply to
GARMENDIA i YBARRA,
.feI-tt Is Commerce street.
txNS For FREIGHT OR CHARTER
E%sKS Tn g new al Brig FRANCIS W. WILSON, |
&C., II. B. Knight master, expected to stow $500
barrels Apply to KELSEY & GRAY. corner Buch
anans wharf and Pratt street. ia25-tf
La FOB SAVANNAH, GE0EssaIA.-A YES
GkAN sci will be dispatched for the above port in
case sufficient freight offers Apply at once to
till further. iaa0-tf
ssx FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS.-The fine
MA fast sailing Schooner MARGARET D.
her cargo engaged will have immediate dispatch for
the above port for balance of freight passage,
having superior accommodation, apply ut to r.
NJ HESLEN, northwest corner Pratt and Gay streets
till further notice. de10-tf
mn EDIClNE CHESTS FOB SHIPPING
Ixk NEW CHESTS kept ready for sale or fitted up
to order.
at low rates BY BENJAMIN T. WEIGH,
Pharmaceutist,
No. So South Broadway,
sl.ou One deer South Of Pratt st., Baltic.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-17

TESTIMONIAL To ABRAHAM LINooLN.-The State
Department has received through our Consul at Ly-
ons, France magnificent American fag and staff
presented by the workingmen of Lyons to the Coy
eminent of the United States as a testimonial of
their great respect for the late President Abraham
Lincoln.
This Gag is a fne work of art. 1t was manufac-
intendence of NJ Cochard. NJ. Michaet and NJ Ber-
tachon. The flag is 81 metres (about y feet in
length and 2l5 metres (about1 feet in width. The
texture is 6ros dc tours, heavy and rich tissue.
There are no seams in joining the union and the
stripes these parts together by th loom.
The union contains thrtyfye doubled faced stars of
silver broche and between the stars is the inscription
in French: Popular subscription. To the kepub
lie of the United States, offered in memory of Abra
double faced and of 6roche gold- Washington Star.
The Chicago Times published some time
ago whimsical article narrating the misadventures
Of policeman. whom it called F" PatrOlman No. L."
A man named Kelly. who had been designated in
tho police as No. 4 q year or two before conceived
hmself hheled, and brought suit against the paper
for $4,000. Such the uncertainties of law that
by means OF default, new trial. etc.. he got YER
dict for damages to the amount of $40
Referring to Mr.. Bancroft's Grafton unon
the late President Lincoln, the telegraphc corres
pondent of the Boston Adpeiser says the paragraph
concerning the Emancipation Proclamation was half
dozen times interrupted by hearty applause, in
which it noticed that of the ladies and gen.
tlemen in the diplomatic gallery. well as several
Of the foreign representatives on the floor also Joined
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made at the next session Oh
the City Council to condemn and open CUMBEES
LAND STREET, from Pennsylvania avenue
the Northern Boundary avsDUes &&a-1aW6w
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ROerd Of Trade.

WM. BRIDGES,
,-a Drvsos. HENRY NJ. WAKEFIELD,
i iS ToTry GEORGE NJ. FoRHEY.
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General Passenger Agent.
tcSa sss EEsssszssEzI GRANGE AND
sa:sazE rs " EXANDRIA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
FROM
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCaBUR3.

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCABUR9.
On and after FRIDAY, Sept. /, 1866, the trainso
this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leaves washington at."""..7 A. N. and $50 P, NJ
:, a4e%andrls at.....,". I.S5 4. NJ. and z. NJ.
GordonsVille at.......125J 7. NJ. and 1.40 A. NJ,
~ !" fSnoB$@Ss s5 4 Il s sRd 4 & Il n
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave LynchbUrg at.......... Gas A. NJ and TIE p NJ
:. Richmond nt.,3 % A. n ara us p n
AfftYe IN AleXandra att. ass P NJ. and 450 A. NJ
~ Washington at. $50 P, NJ. and 5.25 4. II.
9n sundays ieGve Washington at $50 P NJ oply
LOYAL fftEIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexandria at
q H., arriving III GordOnsville at II AS A. NJ leaves
69rd3neyille at l25 P M. arriving in Alexandria at
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexan-
drla at A. NJ, arriving in Lynchburg at 7l0 p NJ:
leaves Lynehbnrg at $40 4. Mr.. arriving in Alexan-
Gria at go ?. NJ.
Passengers for WaTTenton will take the ? A. Nj.
tram south from ashinson, and the645 s. NJ. train
north from Lynchburg.
Passengers by the 645 4, NJ. and tbs P NJ trains
from Lynchburg, and the A N. and ISL NJ. trains
from Richmond connect with trains at Washington
for all parts OF the North and West.
This route has tho advantage over all others bv
having continuous rail from New York to Lynch
burg-405 miles.
1t also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run Manassas
Brlstoe, Catletts, Rappahannock, Culpepper Orange
ana Gordonsve, where many Of the late great battles
we're fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express build
ing, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
in Washington, also the Depot Maryland avenue
ton. WIN. H. MQCAFFERTY.
General Superintendent.
j. NJ. BR0ADUS,
oes-t General Passenger Agent.
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Grind Toll 81 0O3 1872 T4S 2S2ll
Including S285 6766S amount refunded.
American securities quoted in London en- tho
2nth nit fnllnrs.
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t[xs sais EsE75255zss1 RICHMOND. EaEEnEG
60 ts - .zs-sszsz4 RTCKSBURG AND POT0-
MAC il. RIO IRA FALLERS GOING 50 UTB.
TWICE DAILY, L2laday P. H. Eeceated.)
The qqickest, and most direct route to Richmond
Va. and tho South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad TO Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash.
lagton to Aqua Greek and Richmond. Freaericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely com3ieted
from aqua Creek to Richmond Va. CONNECTING
there with trains on tho Richmond and Petersburg
5nd RICHMOND and Danvtlie Railroads, for Peters,
burg; Weldon. Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro,
Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, Sc
Trans leave Camden Station at 40 A NJ aDl3o
~ +. NJ: connecting at Washington with steameTt
leaving sixth Street wharf daily, Sunday morninn
excepted, at 4. ~. and 700 r. NJ, and arrive ;S
RICHMOND 81 2.2U ?. NJ and 4.30 A. Nj. "
THO CGH 70 RICHMOND ~ TEN HQUPC
tGty htSeS b@Orier and Eo~rs Quicker tban ans,
otas. Route,
Bo sure and get through tickets via Aguia C-eek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond at Camd0n Station,
EaiumGre, and get through baggage checks
Omnibusses and baggage wagons always in rea3i-
ness 70 Gonyey PASSENGERS and baggage to the steam.
ers IN Washington city free Of charge
a. NEEDHAM & SON
No. l42 Light street wharf
General Agents.
0c.5-tl General Passenger