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Magistrates Court.
Z. ii. Rubel vs. K. j. Morris, W.R. Buuer vs..
r. J. Morris, " L. Wis6h vs. ~ ]. Morris.
FNHE defendantin the stated eausSsis required
and hereby notified to appear on the 18th
day Of June. 1861, ~ my Unice, in The gthl
Fourth District Of Shelby county, at 10 O'Clock
am, and defend the actions thus commenced,
otherwise the causes may be proceeded with
ex parte,
Nay 10 ISlZ. mEl9 IaWtW
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APPEAL


HUAA BSDfAERktoOh.
Tie monarch, glittering with the pomp Of state
Lik them, the worm shall be the loathsome
When he resigns his glory to a younger.
The beauty, worshigped by the limuer's eye,
on whom q hundred sHitors gaze admiung,
Is SISTER tothe nag, deformed, awry.
Who gathers Ia The road her Hcanty firing.
The scholar, R'orgiDg in the stamp Of mind.
Master OF aH the wisdom time hath boarded
Is brother 70 the lumplsh, unt~anght hind,
Whose vulgss name j perish unreeorded
Therefore. let human sympathies be strong,
let eaca man share his welfare with hi
To the wboie race heavens bounteous gins be.
None may Ii Re- idly while hin follow labors.
For tie Mefaphis Appeal
mY CIGAR.
IHtHuot an hour ago,
now his almost gene;
II burns like life, now fast, now slow,
As age comes creeping on.
Aud as I touebed st to the blaze,
Inhaling the first smoke,
II brought me back tine youthful days,
When hope and fancy woke.
When dreams OF glory far more bright,
As its eyu daTing end,
Dispersed the darkest glOAfus WIN llBnL
Which Or ans or glory lend.
And now IT'S but o~ne-quarter burned,
And ashes hide It's Ere;
Ny thoughts are 70 the church-yard armed
Where rests an aged sire.
Nv mother and my sisters there,
Sleep also in the tomb
O. ashes! ashcs! every where,
Shrcuding the fire in gloom
thu asbes dron now from the fire
New hopes, new dreams arise
There burns a loving, warm desire
To grasp some facled prize.
But All! those ashes old and gray,
Relentless, grim as death,
Drive even the fires Of love away,
Though passion burns beneath.
The center's gaiued, with manhOod's power
Jdash the mist away,
Though storn-clCuds still around me lower
1 boldly force my way.
Our lives, my Cuban friend, thus far,
Do well assimiiate;
And reason tells me my cigar
But emblems my " fate.
Now bright, now dim, as hope or blight
May for the moment reign;
Just SO thy ashes hide the light
They drop, IL burns again.
Until the final end is gained,
Your smoke, my works, are done;
Ny spirit from this dust unclaimed
leaves a hes, dust, alone.
SoMERyILLE, TESN., June 2Ist,
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Before William S. walton, J. p No. 10 Madl-
son street.
Steamer Mollle Hambleton vs.. \ r St0ea eT.
fEHE defendantiu the above entitled cause
VIII please take notice that au Attachment
has been sued ont against him and levied upon
one boz containing surgical instruments, on
the gcOund that he is a nonresident Of the
STATE OF Tennessee, and that the ordinary pro-
cess OF law cannot be served upon him, aud
THAI tine said cause Is set FOR triaI at my office,
iu the city OF Memphis. on the oth day Of dune,
1861. when and where he can appear aud de-
fend the said suit. or the same VIII be pro-
ceedsd with ex pgrte; and that a copy Of this
order be published once a week, for four weeks,
I'm the Memphis APPEAb-
WILLIAM S. WALTON,
Justice of the Peace,
HUMEF HILL, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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oIOO@D o-%5LCN L=OE5-
VNHIS School is locate one and a-haIf miles
| from GreeuwO0d Depot On the Virginia
Central IA lrCad and fifteen miles west o.
Charlottesville and the University OF Virginia
The location S well known as Dr. Ge-sner Har-
risOu. Egv.M IA. iddie.aud Prof dwurd 3.
smith formerly conducted schools at This place.
Previously 10 was a. popular summer resort,
conducted by John :. Cooke, Esq. Being stu.
ated in one OF the most beautiful portions OF
Ai9-ulaLle county, IN the mid OF a refined
and intel igent cOmmunify remote from places
Of dissipation, aud convenient TO Churches and
SABBATH Schools OF the iea4iug denOuiua
School.
The c urse ofstudy is deslg1ed tn he thorough
and comprehensive lu Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics md the English
Branches, snd aisO To embrace the elements OF
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Prime pal was educated Attn University
Of Virginia, and has had an experience OF
nearly ten years in teaching ia schools OF high
grade IA this State. Including Br. Gessner H4r-
rlscn's school, bloomfield Academy, Lynch
burg Ftma.e Seminary, and Hon. X. N. Il.
Hunters private school
Tie Associate Principal was also educated at
the University Of Virginia, and has had an ex
peTience OF eight years iu teaching in the
Southern StRtes-1Ormeriy in EdgewOrth Fe-
male Setzin&ry North Carolina, more recently
in sherman, Texas,
The follow NJ commentator of our school
by Professors OF The University OF Virginia,
is respectfully Submitted
U~NIvzEsITT or VIRGINIA, April 7. 1867.
In view of our personal acquaintance with
lNteeEE. IL N L. ana Al " COD. We 90 not
hesitate cordially TO rec0nsneud tfEir school
to the confidence and ratrona- Of t.e public.
) Maupiu, M.Schsle De We're,
VIM. II. M.Gu0ey, j. S Davis,
FFanGs II. Smith, j. 3. Minor.
il Cabell, p L. DiIdersleevr,
C.S Nenable, VIM. +. Peters.
Il r. r NJ ::
For bOani and tuition. including fuel. wash
ing and lights or the session of ten months
two hundred and seyenty-dve 800 dollars in
currency. Payments Oue-nalf in advauce, bal
ancc on the ist Of February.
The sessions commence on the LIST OF Septem-
Der and close on the 9th of June. Pupils VIII
be received ab any time during the session,
with a pro rata deduction in charges. Boys
from a distance will be allowed to remain dur
inE vacation as b0ariers in She family Of the
Principal
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot (Greenwood) to the school iInmadi-
atelv upOu arrival.
- Only two boys in q room.
r. Greenwood Depot AlbemaFle county,
Virginia, les Il
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COLD, silver, EXchsnge, Government Sc
CuTities, UuCUTTeBt Money, Stocks,
Bonds. hand warrants Police,
Ciiy and G0UGIy scrip,
&c. EIc.
No 10 JeHsrson Street.


Commercial Bank. .
Exchange ~BanE...l2
F En'rs 81 tNah re cot. 4
Merchants Bank s
Peoples I.aEk-IO
Ilautcu q
PIaut'rSNM NJ ch'csB'k.lg
south ". r. -.
Stale Bank b
Tnign &" SIS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY ApPEAL,l

SoMERYILLE, Tenn, June 2ist.
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Steamer Clifton, Cincinnati.
4" Mississippi, st. Louis.
A" Louisiana, New Orleans.
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LHTI-MALARIAl BlTTERS

is an entirely original compound, having supe-
rioriry over other remedies nom the mode OF
combining the medicinal agent
This Medicine has been extensively used, aul
M io 10 The present time has ia no Instance
failed 20 give the most unqualified satisfaction
II the GiFectiOus are strictly followed no case
of Intermittent Fever tCuils and Eerert no
matter OF how long standing, or OF what de-
gree OF Obstiu9cy, viii fail 10 SGcCuIub TO The
.sa OF thaee EiLIeTs.
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Many Of our business men are taking
advantage of the present luil in CONNER
I ciaI matters and are leaving with THEN
families for the north. Yesterday Mr..
Brunson Bayliss departed on a tour Of
pleasure and business. Few gentlemen
| have warmer friends and none stand
higher in this community than Mr.. Bay
liss. After nearly a quarter OF a century
spent in our midst as a cotton broker
buying for mills in this country and
I Europe, which might be counted by the
hundred-enj0ying the unlimited conf
dence Of not only those intimately con-
nected with him in this city, but Of cor
! respondents scattered all over the north
eru and eastern states, it IS only natural
! that his friends here should wish him a
pleasant trip and safe return. During
his absence we presume Mr.. Bayliss will
visit many OF the mills for whichhe has
bought so largely. In the meantime the
business will be conducted by his chief
clerk, Mr.. Geo. Geohegan and Mr.. r. A.
Moon, than whom there is no more com
/ petent buyer in this city. Mr.. Moon has
been for years connected with the cotton
house Of Titus x Co, and enjoys a wide
reputation as a gentleman of integrity
and ability.
The Atlantic cotton mills of Lawrence,
Mass, employ 1900 hands, aud turn out
COCO zoe yards of cloth daily. The paw
roll oIlast month amounted to S35, 900.
The workingmen Of New York seem
to have been sdmonished by the failure
of strikes in western cities that a prema-
ture attempt to establish the eight hour
system results injuriously to themselves.
and that it will not answer to mix up
the question Of wages with that of hours.
The,- presidents address opposes any
immediate attempt to change the indus
trial system Of the country, ard urges
that a corresponding reduction Of wages
must accompany a reduction OF hours of
labor. And still the real secret seems
not to have been dsscovered-the fact
that laws of trade will inevitably prove
more powerful than statutes or combina-
tons. Until the wcrkiEgman OF this
country can afford to produce less than
they now do, the eight hour hour system
cannot come into Gss except in chose
occupations in hieh the actual produce
ton of eight hours labor is proved 10 be
equal to that Of Ten hours labor. With
the national debt TO affect taxes, tariffs.
ard prices, the country instead Of pro-
ducing less needs 10 produce more.
Cincinnati has several flourishigg co.
operative organisations. The cabinet
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NEAR FORT ELIFTOS, Va Nov. %. 1856.
Dear r.-Haying "a severe ATTACK of ChiiiS
contracted on the Lower AppomsttoZ river, 1
tried your Autt-MaIarial BiJFers, and in "a week
was relieved entirely from them 1 c|heerfuIly
recommend it 90 those who are bothered with
his disease. Respectfully and truly yours,
l.. HUGEE.
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Nnfice.

TIIE creditors of the estate of Milton Shaw
are hereby notified thai 1 have suggested
the insolvency OF said estate to the Clerk Of
the County court Of Upton couug, and the
creditors OF said estate are notified TO file their
claims. duly authenticated, within three
months from the cafe thereof, or this notice
will be fled In the bar OF the same.
r,yg9 Iatv4W r. N. HAND Admir-
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E. T. EyERrs, Petersburg, Va.
The following certificate from S. W. BritIon,
Lsn -snaaks for ifs.LL-

The following certificate from S. W. BritloR,
ESQ, speaks for itself
PETERSBURG, Va, March, 1867.
d. 7. EFEETS & Co,
G-ul:-IJ is with pleasure that 1 can add my
testimony 20 that now almost university
borne as TO the merits OF your Anti-AI9iarial
biuers. LhaQ been suffering rom constantly
recurring attacks Of Chflis and Fever for
nzary twelve months, and during that time I
believe Thai I have tried every remedy ever
recommended fer that disease, taking udyan-
take, as wei. of the advice OF the best phySi-
clans ia the country, but without aUy benefit.
/ have simply to say that used this medicine
aud was entirely cured. lie. no sufferer nOIu
this disease fail TO Try this remedy, aud he viii
be surprised ut the immediate and en- ire relief
he VIII receive, .. -BklITON.
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IFrom The Petersburg index.I

ANTI-MALARTAL BTrTEES This PleparaL on
of our ~uCizhbors is maklng friends in every
direction. Below We copy from the Richmond
Examiner an article i'm Concentration of them.
Fortunately for us our health is so good as not
to require medic nes, and hence We cannot
speak OF Thorn Eom experience, buJ the gentle
men named below are bptu known 70 Us, and
we are willing 20 endorse them:
Mary compounds have been made by all
sorts Of Uui.auLhr0plStS to give tone to the
stomach, but most OF them have proved fail
ures. Not so, however, with The new discovery
in the AIateria Medica OF ID. T. Eyerts e Co, OF
Petersburg; Tor, If We can place confidence in
the word of we'll known gentlemen, the Anti
Md'arial BitteTs, manufactured and sold by
these gentlemen, approach nearer the elixir Of
LIE than any other mixture char has ever been
offered TO the public. 70 IS said % ne q specific
for CLills and Fever, and all diseases arising
from mal2Tial poisoning. In support OF tile
excellent curative and tOnicsu quaIitiesOfthess
Bitters. we have the nee testimony of Ar. $.
W. Brittou, Of Petersburg, auG Mr.. John
Wyths Parks Of \ rfrlE, gentlemen whose
WOrd canuOs he questioned. We agyisean WIN
are suffering from any OF the complaints TO
which the stomach or digestive organs is heir,
to drink freely Of the Anti-Malarill Bitte,s.
For sale by j. l. hLEIIE 4 co,
jel6 iE- 5i@ Man, corner Monroe.
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Harvest. Harvest. Harvest!

EOR SALE Low, to close Trust Deed
REAPERS, MOWERS,
CRADLES, SCYTHES,
THRESHLNG MACHINES,
HORSE POWERS,
WHEELBARROWS
And other Agricultural indictments
MILES OWEN, Trustee,
my21 I'm BIG Front street
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Dissolution.


THE firm Of STEBBINS & PULLEN, existing
1 at Memphis, Tenn, is hereby dissolved by
fgutual consent. Charles Stebbius having sold
his en- ire interest therein TO Messrs. ULL
n HANBACK,, they Will assume all Liabilities,
and are authorized to close its affairs.
CHARLES STEBBINS,
BEN. X. PuLLEN.
Memphis, June !, 1861.
The undersigned having purchase OF Charles
Stebtins his interest in the firm OF Stehhins &
Pulen, at Memphis. VIII coutinne the Earth
ware, China and Glass Busintss at the same
stand, No. 23 Main street, under the name
and style Of
PUILEN &c OCK,
And WI be grateful TO have the coutr~ed
friendship ana patronage heretofore wen TO
TIE old firm OF Muir, Stebbins Plllgd
BAN. JULIEN,
RI. B1NIMOCK.
The undersigned, in dispOsing Of his interest
in thp late concern Of Muir, Stebbins X Pullen,
and stebhins & Pulien, at Nemph s, Tenn, re-
turns histhanks 70 the patrons OF the old INN,
and soIlcits for his successors, Bessrs.
PIJIIEN Sc HAMMOCK,
a condemnation Of the pagronage - literally be-
efo-vaI heretofore. CHARLES 5rEBBiNS.
Memphis Jan~ ! 1901 leo4m
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Rilliard Table Tor Sale.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE CHEAP.
- d. b. EVANS.
myI2tfE "a Mouroe street.
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DIT EVEI-TS,
SIR Having been induced to try your Va'u-
able medicine in a severe clSa 81 Ague and
Fever. contracted on the A-ppImattOX river, it
gives me great pisasute TO state that IL gave me
entire relief almost simultaneously, after sur
.ering some months and trying ysriOus doctors
and remedies. Twill Ecre recommend all who
are suffering from The above, 10 give Il q fair
trial. Respectfully yours.
-.- 1900. .-EE. ..--... Va
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= SURE REME DY-

"A 5UELh = I'm II
Is here presented TO the p1b]lc for InteTmit-
I tent Fever GhiIls and Fever, and all dis
eases arising rom ma.arial poisoning. II is
now q well asceTtljuea fact that nearly every
arrangement or the human system common IN
malarial districts, is, tp a greater or less extent,
dependent upon malaria poisoning, conss-
queutly, any medicinal agent that WAL serve as
Il specific against this poisoning mus strike az
the root of the disease which il fostered and
deyelOuCd through its fundamentally.
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HOLLENBERc & oERTEL,
Architects and Builders Supplies

Manufacturers eff
Galvanized Iron COrniees, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Workers
$40 second street, and Clinton street bet HOHsras Row and GayOsO street.
CALvANIzEpI IRON UOKNICEs. Moulanga Brackets. window Caps Tanks etc, madso
Marble, Marbleized Slate and MarbIeized Iron Mantles,
constantly IN hand n an prices FIRE CRATES AND BASKETS a hme assortment Mn
tons EnRkh ModoF oOrTu and Marble Floor Tiles Phaer Paris R0Sndae and uni
CEMENT Fire Brick ad Soap StOne. Force Pumps Wei an Cs@u I'M ali sizes wrench,
EngHsam and American R1gh md Pokhea Plates elias, window Glass land stnned eAso Ai
and repaired. Brass Castings
steamboat work Done Promptly
Agents for brakes Solar Gas ApaatuS nr Lighting public mi private bunMaea Gas pro-
need wfhou ire by mechanical process Agents hT p lannon's Louisville Terra Gotta
WmbS ApnAr r robert Wood q 20, formerly Wood a Ierok Philadelphia unmentE
Iron Works ma Wire Ratings Agents for Badgr&C OsSeE Yorz rhheoual Iron Works
Iron fronts nw Buildings and Heavy Castings Orders ned and lob Work of ali kinda
pnTppty atended 10 As agents for Robert Wood Co. Of Philadelphia se are enahEd n
n tc0mpRe sAeedons Of D.aginn Plans and Gints for eandahs and RMln4
for Houses Cemetery Lots Counters aud al sorsof onamenHlH Iron Work mails aa
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS

Yesterday was showery, and business
was dull on the landing. The decline
at this point goes on slowly, but will
soon be checked by the rise coming from
the upper Mississippi. The stage of the
Ohio at Louisville will be found in our
Geographic column.
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+
Notice Of nkssoIntfor.


UTE have this day purchased Of Col. ThOs
w b. Norment his Interest in The house OF
NORMENT, HUFF1N F1NNEY. WeheFeby
assume al the Aahdliiies Of said firm, and VIII
continue the Cotton Faeiorage and Commits
sion business At the old stand, No. Is Union
street, Lee Block " under the firm name Of
RUFFIN, F1NNEY e CO., where we viii be
glad 20 see our old friends and customers, as
well AS all new ones who may desire our SER
vices. JAMES d. RUFFIN,
r. {. FINNEY.
Junel, 1867.
WISBING TO engage IN the Cotton Buying
w usine exclusively, ] have this day sold
my entire interest in the firm Of Normenl,
Rufin e. Ffnney 20 Messfs. J. ID. Ruihu and T..
&. FInney, who viii continue the Cotton Fac
forage aud Commission business under the
nrin name Uf Eufin, Finney a Co. MANY
tlanf1s g. my Numerous friends and customers
for tine ibentl patronage bestowed on me, and
hope they will continue tbs same 70 my suc-
cossors, who wiz serve them as well rs hereto
Gore. THO. 3.
June /, 1867. Je2u
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The Taln OF t0-uay q no lou a Dell
efcial effect ON the crops, good accounts
Of which are coming in from nearly all
points. We learn, however, that on
many places along the river the grass
has got such Roadway from want of suf-
feient force, that the cotton has to be
plowed up. During the recent high
water the hands had to seek other fields
Of labor.
COITON-The market is quiet but
very firm. There seems to be no half
way ground between buyer and seller, as
The former are willing to concede moth
ing. The offering figure for middling is
23c, but BE is the combination upon
which holders have set their ideas and
but few sales take place at less. Receipts
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Nta aHhAh p
Commercial Bank iG
Farmers of n. c.
Merchants Bank 30
Nfuers&PIgU rs E'k -
LAND
i0acrrs, war ISl2S 10
"a - 81 ln
4.g1 % 81 % Gtn
I'd. So l4m
ItB not" 100
Bonds.
81. & G.. l. r. bonds 10
NJ. &C. Rl3 cuuponAS5
81. so. E.iS bonds y
n. s. ORR -
Tenn. bonds, Gj.
new 90
Tenn coUpDnS.J
MISC RIt list IN lg cj5
" ~ 40
City binds so
c~CupouS-JS
The national Republican., 1867-02-11

every Sabbath morning at II o'clock. WIN. Frey,
pastor.
St. Paul's, corner Of Eleventh and II streets
west Rev. ]. O. Butler, pastor. Services IL q.
m. and evening. Lecture on Thursday evening.
NEW JERUSALEM
Church, North Capitol street, between D and @.
Pastor, Rev JabeS Fox Services at II q m.
CHRISTIAN cHURcH
The Christian Church meets In the Supreme
Court room Of this District, at the City Hall on
the Lords Day, at IL o'clock m.
YOUNG NEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The monthly meetings Of tho Young Mems Chris
tian Association NO 800 Seventh street, for the
years 1861, will be on the third Monday In each
MONTH viE May q, June 18, July l6, August 20,
September II, October Is, November 10, December
II, January 81, February 1S, March lS, April Is,
and May 20. social prayer meeting Is held at
the rooms every Saturday evening, at 81 o'clock.
CHURCHES IN GEORGETOWN.
Trinity, (Roman Catholic near the College
81. Johns, protestant Episcopal,) Rev. Mr..
rillinghurt. Services morning and afternoon.
Presbyterian, Rev. Mr.. Taylor. Services morn.
ing and evening.
Christ Church, (P. E, } Rev. Mr.. williams. Ser.
vices morning and evening.
St. Adams, Rev. Mr.. Chew, rector.
Methodist Episcopal Dumbarton street, Rev.
W. B. Edwards d. D. Services morning and eve.
ming.
Methodist Protestant, Congress street, Rev. NJ.
4. Hysers and d. A. Sherman. Services morning
and evening.
West Georgetown, IN. E.,) Rev. Geo. NJ. Berry.
| Services morning and evening.
Episcopal Mission, South High street, Rev Mr.,
Brown. Sabbath school instruction and preaching
| every Sabbath
The national Republican., 1867-02-11

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL.
~ RoAD.-THRoU0H by RAIL FROM WASHING
TON Anp ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
LYNCHBUR0.
On and afsI FRIDAY, September /, 1885, III. train.
on this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington at q. IN. and g. 50 p. m.
Leave Alexandria at Ts6 T. m. and D. m.
Leave 0ordonsvills at IL 80 p. m. and loan
Arrive In Richmond at 0 p. m and a. m
Arrive at Lynehburg at s. 10 p. m. and g.. q. m
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynehburg At o.t6 q. m. and 7. 6p. m.
Leave Richmond Att q. m. and =. Is p. m.
Leave Gordonsville at IL so D. m and IL 20Am
Arrive at Alexandria at 4b6 p. m and 40 an.
Arrive at washington at $50 !. m. and Q. rs an.
On sGadsysleAve washington at g. 80 !. m only.
diving in 0ordonBvile at IL. 10 O. m.
Leave. dordon'vills at lass p. m. arriving in Alex
Through freight traiu leaves Alexandria MsA
arriving In Lynehburg at 7lop pm.
Leaves Lynehburg at SO a. m, arriving In Alex.
PasssnssIs from wsusntOn will take the a. m.
north from Lynehburg.
Passengers by the 6.46 a. m and 7lS D. m. train,
from LynehbuIg, and the m. and kl6 p. m. trains
from Riohmond connect with trains at Washlngton for
all parts Of the North and West
This route has the advantage all others By having
continuous rail from New York to Lynehburg, cob
miles.
II also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run, Mauassas
Brlstow, Catlett's, RAppahAnnoek, Culpepsr Orange
and 0ordonsyille where many Of the great battles Of
the late rebellion were fought
opposite the B. and o. R. K. Depot, In Washinrton I;
also. at the Depot, on Maryland avenue.
Trains leave the corner Of First and Streets wash
ington. W. II. MoCAPFRRTY,
General Superintendent
J. N. BRoADIs,
oes'u General Passenger Agent