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STR

L'TkANEp from the " Marsh Mill, o" in Clarke CO,
= known a. Col Larue's Mill. on SATURDAY. night
The t,h inst. SNAIL RED COW She is .
horned Cow and IS fresh. I viii give a liberal re
ward for her delivery % me az the above named
lace OF for Information leading % her recovery.
ESON Z. MAYHEM.
Apr. GO. l,C1. ST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-25
Still Another Chance.

Still Another Chance.
II HAVE all the NEGATIVES madein Charles
town, and will furnish PHOTOGRAPHS from
them at rs cents apiece Orders sent by mail at
tended TO promptly. Enclose the money by mail
A. F. SMITH,
Box l47 Charlottesville, Va.
March 81, lsG7-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-25
VIM. .JOBE ~ SONS,

MANUFACTURERS Of WOOLEY GOODS,
y LFNSEFS. FtLLED AND PLAID,
CLOTHS. CASSlMERES and TWEEDS,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS,
STOCKING YARN, &c,
Exchange Goods al fair prices for Wool. aud sell
as cheap as anv establishment in the Valley.
RrurstnWn Va Nov. Is lS66
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-25
Carriages
CARRIAGES!

I HAVE just received large supply of one and
two-hOrse CARRIAGES, consisting OF Double
aud Single Rockaways, Bugcies with and without
tons Market Wagons. Gcrnautowns. &c. These
Carriages are made of the best material. have all
the modern Improvements, and were built az the
celebrated Carriage Factory Of VIM. McCann Bal
tmOre. They are sent 70 me % sell on commission
ArBUrIyonE PEfcEs. W. j. HAWKS,
March Il, lS67-2m. Agt. for " m. McCAnn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-25

SEED POTATOES Goodrich, Early
Dikeman, White Mercer, Carter and Buckeye
Potatoes-also, Sweet Potato Sets, for sale By
April IL. RANSOM 4 DUKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-25

Shingles & Rails for Sale.
NIFTY THOUSAND OAK SHINGLES and
Twenty Thousand Oak RAILS for sale:
u JOHN BURNS.
Charlestown Feb 2s-Smf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-25
JOHN AVIS,
RICHARD Is. WASHINGTON.
JEFFERSOX COUNTY, IT..
STATE or WEST VIRGIyYA, 10 Wa

This day personally appeared before me, q
Justice II the Peace in and for said County. John
Avis, and made oath that Richard b. Washington
has actually paid in Cssh the sum Of three thousand
dollars stated in the above writing be contribu
I'd by him a special partner in The limited part
nership therein named.
Given under my hand this sixth day ~ April, 1867.
NATHL MYERS, J. y.
April II, lss7-ct
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Pedigree,

r. ~
r. Coad. Of ST. Mary's County, M ~
Nd d" Old Register" whom M III
taree years ola was catered 40 the sAslzSS=5A
races BOZ Alexandria, " ashiugton and Baltimore,
and won with ease in evsrv instance. The same
tall Dc won two more races. and won the three mile
PURSE I'M Baltimore. lie Won this race with % lbs.
gq, lts over his proper weight and made the
.-st heat In Gas, coming home hard m hand. and
rad .clrccly comPetit1rin the seeoOd heat When
six years old he against Blue Dick. at Balti-
r-n-r. and bat him with in 80 aud -, and
Immediately thereafter the owners we're offered
$1,000 cash t1r him. which they refused.
pEDiGkLE-Olt Register, gr. h. by imported
Tr.au. uu: 0f Maria Louisa TOnsOn by Monsieur
Tras.u. her Dam Nin0n &c l. 'Enclos BY Rather By
SCR trchi. <. dam Dairy Cropper By Ogles Oscar,
G q. ly ui1med. < 4. Halls Union, gg < d
hy irgaitas. s z gg q. By Otbello, son Of Imp
Cab gEEsEgd by Georges Juniper, Imp
eCECECgd u. b Mortou's Traveller Imp oat Of
Taskers selma by Godolphiu Arabian.
DAM OF Young REGISTER-Young Regis
t.r's dam WAS raised bv De- Tughman Biser. Of
Frederick County, Maryland, and was well known
AS d" Eis-rs Puss-' She was sired by shepherds
imported Priam, her dam a thoroughbred
kentucky Eagle mare. which has repeatedly been
the winner Of three mile heats in that State. "Puss
has taken the Premium every wear since the Fred
erick County Agricultural Society hos been In Oper
ltirn. as che best saddle Harness and Brood Mare
Gentlemen DESTROYS of superior stock should avail
ot the services ut Young Register.
TERMS twenty dollars the season. Those
wares which 90 not prove with oal this season can
have the privilege Of the next without charge.
For further particulars, apply e. the subscriber.
j. NJ. BUCKLEY.
wAentlaad Apr. Is, ls67. At
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS |.
Co-PartnerShip.

IL NCW all men by these presents, that We, John
IN Avis and Richard y. Washington, both re,i
de'Ats Of jefferson County, West Virgins, haze
.orned limited partnership, TO be continued Tor
five years from The date hereof and To be conducted
in the name Of JOHN AVIS, for the Manu;aetur.
and Distillation Of Whisky and other Ardent spi-
rsts on a lot rented by said Warrington 81 Mr..
Mary z. Vanvactcr, on the Shenandoah River, In
said County, between her residence and said rivers
that In aid limited partnership John Avis is the
General Partner, and Richard Is. Washington Il
die S,Ircial Partner; AIDA Washington as sgch
rpeciaI partner contributes in Cash the sum Of three
thousand doliars Witnes. cur band tbis fra. day
Of April, 1867.
JnUN sVrc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-25
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
i HAVE lust returned from the City, and have
now in store a fresh arrival Of Brown and
BIeached Muslins Plaid Domestics aud Ginghams,
a few select Prints. Brown aud Blcached Prepared
Knitting Cotton, Cotton Chain, assorted numbers
and col0rs; Gents Cassimeres, Table OIL Cloths
plain and fancy Superior Rag Carpet, Fresh Gro
ceries and C0nfectioneries, Aackerel, &c. Also'
FRESH GARDEN SEED.
Ihave replenished deficiencies generally in ny
stock. and am now prepared 20 offer bargains. and
respectfully invite the community 70 call and e1-
anime J. ;. MELVIN.
DulHelds, March n, 1867.
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Baltimore and O. II. r. Co.
Stone Masonry.

rT1HE undersigned would respectfully ammo. nee
| TO the citizens Of Jefferson County, b't more
especially those in the neighborhood of Charles
in every branch of STONE MAS0 w Y at moder-
ate prices and expeditiously. re solicits call
from those in want Of work in is line, as he pledg-
es himself TO give every satisfaction to those who
may employ him. A. NJ. BURLINGTON.
Harper's Ferry, April 1, lss7-lm.
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Two shares of Avon HIN Farm,


Adjacent to the above. which i undivided, with
Dwelling, &c. Also, TWO LOTS, at habletown,
upon which was erected Distillery. NOW burnd,l
with the right of water from good Spring. on
this property could be erected Tan lard, wnete
thriving business could be earried on as there Il
no tannery within six miles Of the place.
Also, 100 acres OF LAND on the East sde
Of the Shenandoah River. upon which there are
fine growth Of Chestnut TIMBER. This trNet
lies within two and half miles Of the frst-namcd
tract These lands are situated about seven miles
South of Charlestown, and not excelled for fur
ti,y BY any sher land in the county OF Jefferson.
Terms of sale, for the frst-named tract, $4,000
cash-the balance within 10 years, with interest.
PAYABLE annually. The other land and lots upon
such terms as may be agreed upon. Possession of
the land and lots given at any time.
n,a,r;ses JOSEPH MYERS,
Or IN III. y. GALLAlIER,
February I, 1857. Free Frees once
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Peas and Reans.

~ ARDEN SEEDS.
" Early York, Early 0xheart, Early Wakefield
and other choice Cabbage Seed Celery Seed,
Large Red. Tilden Cooks Fayorite and other vari-
cites of Tomato Seed-grown by Landreth d Sons,
and shakers" For sale at the Agricultural
Store of RANSOM 4 DUKE.
nATENT Swing Lid Tea Kettles, all sizes; Cast
! Iron Spouts for Chain Pumps; also Reels and
Fixtures for same Grind Stone Hangings with
Wheels complete-all sizes for sale by
Ian. " RANSOM & DUKE.
GLOVER SEED for sale by
y Feb Z. RANSOM DUNE.
DRIAR SCYTHES and Hooks 70. sale BY
Is March 90. RANSOM & DUKE.
~ ARDEN T00LS,-SpHding Forks, Spades,
ST Rakes and Hoes, for sale at the Agricultural
Store of RANSOM & DUKE.
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DpcywgvAr NEAL for ,sle By
E-Anclsy /: sreEHsr.
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RAN AWAY

WE have on hand and for sale, Lewis Pure
w White Lead, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Co
pal, japan and White Varnish, Zinc Dryer, Window
Glass Of various sizes, Putty, etc.
April Is, 1867. CAMPBELL's MASON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-25
JEFFERSON COUNTY LAND

rVIfE undersigned viii SELL at private sale, at
Myerstown, Jefferson County, West Virginia,
500 ACRES or LIMESTONE LAND.
This land is clear Of brakes and has about $50 acres
in good oak. walnut and hickory Timber. The
land is laid off il Is fields and has on II Five Dwell
ling HOUSES, good Bank or Swiser BARN,
CORN HOUSE, WAGON SIZED, and hrs,-rase
ORCHARD of Apples and other Frnit, in full bear,
ing-a never failing Wen of pure Water, and good
Cisterr at the door On the farm Is about 500 pa
nels chestnut post and rail Fence. The fields are SO
laid off that stock can have access to water from
every field This land can be divided in two desi-
rable farms. Also,
TWO ACRES of LAND, ,cih DWELLING,
SMITH SHOP. STABLE. CARRIAGE,
AND CORN HOUSE, dc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-25

NTosBY AND HIS MEN, By Crawford, justre-
vi ceived and for sale BY
April II. CAMPBELL b MASON.
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FOR Sale.

EOS SALxL.
rg|IIE subscriber has for sale, for which he VIII
| take Country Produce,
100000 Brick
or good quality. LIME, LATHS and HAIR con-
stantly on hand Also good LII MBER for Fencing
and rough Flooring, &C.
MATTHEW QUINN,
Shenandoah Street, Harper's Ferry.
March o. lS67-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-25

New Goods.
L HAVE lust received supply of Dry Goods,
Groceries and other articles suited to the season,
Ny customers Rnd the public are invited TO exam
! inc them, l pledge myself 10 sell them low for
cash. or viii exchange them for any kind OF pro-
duce or marketing. JOHN l.. HUFF
Feb, H.
NEW CROP CLOVER SEED.-lOO bushels of
' prime Clover Seed which will sell low for
Feb. II. JOHN L. Ho0FF.
CROCERIES.-Coffees, Sugars and Syrups for
IT by JOHN l.. H00FF.
DON'T forget to call and be supplied with Jew
J elry at the New Jewelry Store Opposite the
Bank. L. DlNkLE.
4 BEAUTIFUL SILVER Plated Cake Basket,
N for sale low by L. DlNhLE.
ID EPAIRING of Watches. Clocks, and Jewelry
X of all kinds done at old prices at the Jewelry
Store of Ii. DlNhLE.
brushes & CoMBS.-Hair, Tooth and Nail
Is Brushes in great variety. Rubber Dressing
and Fine Combs also Ladies' Buffalo Tuck Combs.
March 7. la DlNhLE.
EINE SILVER Plated SPOONS and FORKS,
i to be had cheapat l.; DINkLES
Feb. Z. Jewelry Store
StHAwL PINS and Steel Pens for sale low BY
- Mar. Ia. L. DlNhLE'
C,PLENDID DOLLS and Doll Heads to be had
y cheap. For sale By L. D1NktE.
OLIVER Plated Casters, of all descriptions gotten
- up by L. DINKLE.
IliE latest STYLES of Ladies', Misses and Child
ren's Hoop Skirts, for sale by
March Z. NJ. BEHREND.
NEW supply of French and American Cor
Y sets, for sale by NJ. BEHREND.
CILK d Cotton Nets, Dimity and Magic Ruiiling
- for sale by NJ. BEHREND.
FULL line of velve, Ribbons. Gents Calf
Y Gauntlets. II. BEHREND.
STEAR1NE SOAP.-The best Soap for general
- family Washing in use, for sale at the
Feb. Is. TRUSsELL CO.
DRIED APPLEs.-Nice bright Dried Apples
| for sale by TRUSSELL co.
DOTATOES, Cabbage, Beans, Onions and APP
ples for sale bv TRUSSELL & co.
DUCKwHEAT FLOUR for sale by. ,o
ID TRUSSE1L and co.
oranges AND LEMONS.
" Just received at the Valley Confectionery,
supply OF UeS0f sweet -
es. Also fresh Lemons. HENRY DUNN.
March %, 1867
n OAL OIL-The very best Refined Kerosine
I JOil for sale by AISQUlTH 4 BRO.
CHEwING TOBACCO.-The very best Grave
I Nv lust received and for sale by
March Z, 1867. AISQUITH q BRO.
GOAL OIL.-The very best Refined Kerosine
' Oil for sale by AlSQUlTH d BRo.
Feb. 2.
DIARIES for 1867 for sale BY
CAMPBELL 4 MASON.
January 8, 1867.
VTALENTINES.-Senin d Comic Valen-
tines, for sale BY
Feb. Il. CAMPBELL MASON.
DOMESTIC and Scotch Ginghams-from rs TO
as cents-at the Baltimore Price Store.
April II. j. GOLDSMITH.
GARDEN TOoLS.-spides, Rakes and hoes
VI just received. W. EBY.
NTANGLE wurzel Seed, Navy Beans, flor seed)
ltI Usage Orange Seed, fer sale by
IprilIS. HANSON DUKE.
C,H0PPING AXES ofsups'ior 1sliiy for sale By
- AT'l ~. " sHY.
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HOWARD HOUSE,

Nos. ) s. I NORTH HowARD ST.,
Two Doors from Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE
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F. A. Marley. I. q. GirrINGEA.
MARKEY & GITTINGER,
SUCCESSORS TO
Drummer d MARKEY,
WHOLESALE DEALERsiN
Foreign * Domestic
LIQUORS,
Rail Road Depot,
FREDERICK CITY, MD.
We Satisfaction guaranteed and Prices to rival
the Eastern Markets.
January "a, ls67--6m.
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are now opsn d ne Ninth National bank, No. - Bread
vsy Hs~ rors Ssy application is requisite for ssocs %
the books ~m shortly bs sosss.
JOSEPH .. oRvrs.
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HENRY @ cARrER,
yrst We President
JAMES nBRRBLI, =
Secretary.
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TEROME PARK. tt Y
D THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB
VIII hold It's
SUMNER MEETING, 1867,

SUMNER MEEfING, 1857,
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JUNE 10 AND 10
AND SATURDAY, JUNE a.
FIRST DAY
FIRST PRxniuH-$7oo for all ages, lH mile, entrance
money 70 60 70 second horse.
SECOND RAcE.The Belmont stakes three year olds
distance mile and five fuTongs subscriptions $780, half
forfeit with $1,000 added the second horse 10 500
olt OF the stakes. Closed with eleven nominations.
THIRD RACE.-H0peful stakes, for two year ods dis
tlnco 1--WE furiongs subscriptions $50 play with $00
added. Closed with ten nominations
FOURTH RAcE.-Premum $500. for all ages, mile heats.
SECOND DAY.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures Cup value 81 500 gold, added
SS @ Of ~ each for all ages ~ miles 3
S29W lbs. extra; Of el0oo. lbs. extra Closed with
SECOND RAcE-Premium $500, for three year olds IL
mile The winner of the Derby Belmont stakes excluded
THIRD RAck.-Premium $500, for all ages, two mile
heats.
THIRD DAY.
FIRST RACEHurde handicap Tor all ages lM mile.
over SIX hurdes $500 70 the winner and eO0 to the second
horse.
SECOND RAcE-Thc Jockey Club Handicap free hsndi.
for all ages. el00 subscription half forfeit and only
SIS II declared with 500 added $500 Of the stakes 90
to the second horse. Distance ~ mile. Weights be
published the 10th of June and declarations be made
before 10Th of June. Closed with 81 nominations
THIRD RACR-Consoation Premium $500 for all two
miles, Horses beaten once during the meeting allowed
pounds: twice, allowed 10 pounds.
FouDrH RACE. Selling Premium, 5000, for all ages, lA
mile Horses be sold FOR TO carry their appropriate
weishs those for $4,000 allowed pounds those for $o
For further particulars apply TO
JOHN B. IRVING, Secretary,
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ITO uILLINERs AND COUNTRY sroREKERPERs.--
Examine our sw hSssn re ,s n ns cv ols. .a
oSods cheaper than dsc2 csp cSSsss ss - vhSs
rom rom <. S..so; so-.r3 = = -'' :" NNsA -
900 ~. ss''
Splendid cusisy Llama and Pusher Lsee shswis only
Than $40 sls oIsnsdns shayls only g each SP ;,I y!
shswis from auction. half price,
s sT., ss. S% q re only q rs
Ladies' intending VISIT our store should 3 very careful
.s s. u,cn % n .
% s: sus a D:
price conssng Of 0renadInea Mozambiquss Grown rop-
NV V. Cs's .,s .ss: cSHc: s @ ss nv
Nottingham Lsso. for Curtains splendid qualify only
We wish the public TO understand that deal In auction
goods only and prces to-day 70 Per cent less Than
Ia isSe.sssr a White Guilt: only a. assn price BY the
Blanket. ana Bed ComfortAbles :. summer prie:s
s:.shsd fU. s yard s"s Ss =
splendid Dents 0suss Undsrhir for IS cents; worth
we are determined and break up The unprin
10 goods sold Ter isss ih.n essl . hsa.hs. .,, :.
ss of a.: color fss su TX ssat
nuslIns sold a osn. .a .avs1es On eost - r,..
Lace shaws for - on Monday nornias and during shs
JOHN HEArHsy
Dry Goods for the nillica:
10 Carnine strsst corner ssssksr
Psvul.on ferry, Bsschsr srsst and Sixth avenue cars
-
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EUROPE.

THE GRESHAM HOTEL, SACKvILLE STREET,
Dublin, having undergone extensive alterations
with considerable additona and rcfurnishing
respectfully inform the nobility gentry tourists asd
The public that the Hotel replets with every posibe
modern improvement including he most spacious and ee
CANT coffee In Dublin for ladies' and gentlemsD su
perb billiard and smoking unrvacd IN any country
suits OF magnificent drawing rooms and sitting rooms Of
various sizes at rate OF charges that win bear favorable
Rurope America The tariff Of shaIsss Of every Kind has
The propreors being determined not only 70 maintain but
70 improve and extend the worldwide reputation Of the
3reaham Hotel and having with unsparing hand
pended large capita on the and deco.
Yutions with confidence the public that every
eort VIII be made 70 their comfort and support The
only hotel Ireland receiving leading American journals
- rae oREsHAn HoTKL COMPANY.
(Limted.)
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nExrER vs.. ETHAN ALLEN AND RUNNING NATE
~ FASHION COURSE FRIDAY, JUHE q.
br Dexter in harness; D. Maee's Ethan Allsa and
running mate.
This WIN Be race Of immense interest Tins may be
expected better than any ON The record At present. Bthan
went third beat in 2 l9 after having made second
In 2m zs The start will be at O'Clock r. NJ precisey.
Boats from James slip every half hours from Thirty fourth
street every i've minutes Also from Tenth street. Twenty
from Hunters Point l2:SO and 2SQ besides special
train al I'D r. n. Special police and good
order secured. JOHN SIMMONS. Proprietor.
TAsHIoN CoURsE.-TRoTTING.- JUNE
is assP A. purse. pure and stake q $500 mile heats.
Fearless, d. Pffer's b. m Lucy, J. Lovett's br
Patchen Jr. 6s J. SIMMONS, Proprietor.
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,sNEW YORK AND LONG ISLAND aErDQE COMP 4.
kd !. 6e once o ssss g. oom.n o. i s Pss On Ion
day, The l7h Inst, ct u o'clock noon.
= New York juno u 1901. ~
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CTpEwHxKL AID SALOON srxAnsoArs Ckos-
~ e5rsvs and csAex 0rsves s Tor ss<Srs129e
6ass1 was SeysA - psuSw. - oaoI
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(\rFlcE OF coLLscroK sssss
y 1a...n.SIf fs.,.nu.
for the

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TaR SOUTHERN FANNIE RI
Of.-iz rsr LIEF pUED. ..1
Amount pr last aeknowlsdgment. e13l *,
Amount ysssived since. 49,
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A RTTFICIAL FLOWERS MANUFACToRY FOR SALE
"A Tables Stamps Press Stands, &c. Inquire woos-
tor street, second ho0r. >
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A BAR. CIGAR STAND AND BARBERS SHOP TO
IA let-In important hotel. Saratoga Springs; very
reasonable 70 the right 6ne chance l6s broadway.
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4 NAN or SOME MEANS AND GOOD RErBRBNCk,
"A can hnssf with Of the Arst busnsss men
Of ths ey ysry paying enterpvse ana ssSsnes AZ e
sbovs rsouirssnts Asd saa busnsss win bs PLEASED
70 see an1 hope othsss WI apply mc.s sasfaeory
worthy he atsntien of Goo1 thsy are iecse
Brsndrslh Hcsss, corner Broadway sna Canal susss'
The national Republican., 1867-01-19

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL-
" oRoAD.-THRou0H By RAIL FROM wAsHlHG-
I9sdnnnIa T9n AMP alkxArDRIA TO RIoHhoHD AND
On and ar.r FRIDAY, September 1. 1895, Ii. TRAIN.
on this road will run - fellows,
b.. s.a ra TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave ws.hinEton Al : a. m and g. ssop.mL
Leave oordoas, ,iiis i T 4 % ;. p n. & sss ..osm.
Arrive Al LynshbuIs Il 70 ,. m. ana Tan
% TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynshburs q s.p .. m. and T. 10 D. N.
Leave 0ordossviils a il % ,. m. and IA Nan.
Arrive al Alexandria at 46S p m. and 4 80 am
Arrive At w.shinSton .i.bso pm. and 8. .a am.
Local freisht train leaves Nsxandris Al 4 a M Ar
irving In 0ordonsvills Al II. - q. m.
Leave. oOrdoasviiis at lass p. n arriving in Asx-
Through height traiu leaves Aisx.ndr. Al
arriving In Lynehburs al 7.lo p. m.
.,ts hsss:s tynshSnrs " as m, arriving in Aisx-
Ps.sssssis ffen X n w.rr.n.on will tai. III,
train south from washington, and The g. 46 a m, train
north from Lynehburg. - ~
Passenger. By the stS a. m. and y.is .. m. train.
,rom Lynehbuig, and the a. n and T1b p. m. trains
All parts Of the North and West.
This route has the advantage all By having
a s1nsinnou' rail from New York to Lynshburs 1OS
u also passes through Fairfax Bull Run, M.us.s..
bristow, CAtlett's, RappahAnnoek, Culpspsr Orapss
and oordonsyo, where many Of the great battlss Oh
Tickets can bs procured in Adams, Kxpr... Builapv
opposite the b. and 9. r. 4. Depot IN WAshinFton;
also, a. the Depot, on Maryland sysnue.
ingtOn. W. r. MocLPFERTY'
General supsrintendsnt
J. n. BRoADIs,
oes'" General Passenger Agent
The national Republican., 1867-01-19
1S66PENNsYLyANIAIaS6
lOUV CENTRAL RAILROAD. ISSOO
rwELyR DAILY rsAiSs. q

On And sfter MONDAY. October 10, 1895, trains viii
eAss ne union Pas.enger Depot corner u W
DAY i3Pssss dsiiy sss.St ssss.s q % sso m
stoPpins a Jehnstown, Oonsmasgh 6afiltssn Ntoona
kss6srs Tor View Teri a sss %..s
sgson md At fhiladslpha for New York boston, ana
xIToos1 grscccckxop ALTON. d.iy .r,.p, s,,a.,
fsSrss ..s s''sES,.s A. .sa ~ sc,.. .es. ss.y:
Rail,osd, Lbsn,bursshd crssson Rsirosd. sa1 Hohi.
fiTTsbUR5f AND ERIE NAIL, daily Green, s..a.,
Altoona, and P principal sistons, nakss dir.s. CON-
Sss!lon A. Harrisburg for New York Baihpogs, and
NAIL RECOMMENDATION, dail, t.r.,D, su,s.,, !,
P.ss-s ..s s'Y1s = =, .siss s.s. :s. s:ss IN
sn. on The Hesn.surs and ors.'es railroad ana o
'PhiII6ELPHfx HxPRKss, daily At Las >. n. ..op.
Ping At LAtrobe BiAiuVills Intsfssstion, Johnitovn,
oonsmsssh, oaIitssr, Aioona, sdon Lsvisiswa
Doyniss.ewn, Al Hsrr.sarg direct soaassiions are
made for New York Baltimore, and washin rton, and
poinis sleeping ears run through On this ,rais rom
hi.t.bers % Pkilsdsiphia ssd Bsiners, and % New
JoHSsrcwH ; ,sp asSoaSSnirIos SSis a.,l,
az, s;i,,,s, NJ ..cgpiss A ,..isn. between
Pennsyiyania railroads. n y L-TT n ~ - u
rAsF LINZ, daily, .xe.pt Sunday, 81 0. 80 >. m.
ingdon, Lsvl.own MIMI Newport, nsrysyiiis. Hsi.
ri,eurg, Mddi.iown, LAneasssi,. ssd Dovsisstovs,
mere snd wsshasses. ana 81 PSil.dsipSs fst New New
York, Boston and htsrmsdiAis ponts. sisspins ssr.
nm through n this r.n % Philsdslphia aaa 70 Now
yrst Aeeomnodsiioa Train for waiI's Station leaves
daiiy lsxespt sundHyl ateso O. n-81 d1Hu 7Iari7T =
daily tsxespt sunday) a. .. 70 .. m = - r
Third Aeeonmoa.ton Train for wAl's Station isayss
't TSsSs ssis.s ~ ls,D e. r.
daily except sundayl Al q % p m. ,gi.tra,s llIf
Aeecmmodation for Penn Station, stopping al all sta
lions bstwssn PittsburGh and Penn, at 10 80 D. m
The Church Train leaves Vail Station svsry Sunday
300 3 m, and arriving IN Pittsburgh At 1905 q M
81 vans Station at 400 D. m 7-'''- :. T''