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The Richmond Journal says the arrest OF
Governor Wells on the charge of being in Eel.
onlous possession of letter, or copy of a letter
written oy Mr.. William ii. SsmueI, OF that
city. to Mr. Edgar A. Allan, of Prince Edward
which letter contained a proposition to form
conspiracy for the defat Of the nomination
of Governor Wells, by fair means or fouI il
only bit OF political wire-work" and add. :.
can open sheet Of paper was brought to him,
PurpoTtipg TO be letter written by Samuel to
Allen he read II. and as 1t was an exceedingly
interesting document he asked permission to
Jake copy OF 1t, which copy be subsequently,
showed TO Mr.. Samuel. That is thu whole
history of his connection with the mis.,no
letter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

All the world and the rest OF mankind ,n,sr
ested in American summer resorts will ha.-
with pleasure that a new board OF Trus,ss.
mas been elected for Niagara Falls village. who
nave announced their determination TO mt
Gown the swIndling and extoruons of the nacx
men, guides and Curiosity dealers, who have so
ione ruled thar place. Also. that they have
called upon the citizens Of the village 10 CO..
operate win them in suppressing the abuses in
question. WITH this reform carried out, Mag.
ara rails can retain Its position as a summer.
log place; unless 1t is, pleasure seeker, will bs
pretty apt to continue in giving ita wide berth,
or snort stop Al least, as they ave been dom
for . season or two past. ~'s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

The row among the police force IN New York.
which grew out of the fact that Capt ohm y
Young, chief of the detective force. Received +.
reward of which no account was rendered IN
the police commissioners, has resulted in the
dismissal of that o:lcer from the force. This
proceeding Is probably all right. as far as n
goes; but II must De a matter of regret in the
minds ofright-tninki king people that the matter
should have been allowed TO drop without any
investigation into the general subject of re-
wards and emoluments received 10y detectives
and other public guardians. Under all the
circumstances, this oversight can hardly fail
10 give strength 10 the suspicion entertained in
some quarters that Ysung would not hsv,
been disturbed bad he been willing TO divide
the $1,000 received by him for recovering he
bonds recently stolen from a bank in Mary
land. for we presume nobody pretsnds on tn.
enc hand, that detectives do not receive larr.
sums CT money for services rendered or with
held In connection with criminal offences, nor
on the other, that they account to anybody for
everything so received.
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OF THK N1PE
READINGS AND REGULATIONS
MRS PETriGKURKINs.

VI,
and other Lady Readers
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
AT Lecture room. Church Of the Epiph anv, (G
greet, setgeen 18th and Mh,) WEDNESDAY,,
Tickets, 10 he had at Blanchard A Mohun =
Coyle q IoNtrs. and at door SO Cents. mas I'd
rNCTICE TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS.
Al the m Getting Of the Levy Court held on MN
day arch lst 1859 the following resolutions were
sdoEteo: that the rate OF tax for the year 1863
yor County Tax, 20 cents on 500:
For School Tax, IS cents on SloO;
or Pclice Tax. is cents on 100;
loved the tax Of 1859 II paid befs re the st Of
May next, and i've per cent IL paid before the irst
day OF June providing all srrear ages are paid no
abatement will be maze after the lst Of uns"
JAMES PiLLING. Collector.
Once over Nationsl Metropolitan Bank 18th st .
opposite Treasury Department. MARI I'm
n~BANKRUP coy The last Amendment Of
uS the Bankrupt Law provides that 10 all pro
c.ed1pgs CO n menced alter the first day of January
let9, DO discharge shall be granted to q debtor
whose assets hall not be equal to tity per centum
1.-THE claim pyored against his estate, pom which
Re shall be liable Principal debtor This clan a
does net however, shut from the benefit of The
Law al poor debtors. for il further provides that
CERTAIN petitioners and all who comply with Ger.
tain conditions, can receive their discharges
though they may have no assets. Notwithstandine
the provsfOn. In view OF its limitations and excen.
uops debtors without assets are still ap plying for
the teDs ut Of the Law in all parts OF the country
Persons In this Dietrict no still wish 10 Az all
themselves Of its benefit. and who have 10 asaet,
should examine carefully whether they are i'm
eluded In the terms Of the limitation The sub
scriber will give Information on this subject At All
times without charge.
Attorney at-Law and Solicitor 10 Bankruptcy,
City Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

The cornerstone of the new City Hall OF
Baltimore, which was laid under Mayor Chap
mans administration By the Masonic order, has
been removed from its original location by the
present ely Administration. II 10 rumored
that the names of the original Building Com
mittee are to BE- Cut out Of the stone, and those
now in charge Of the building contracts are to
be substituted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

''Barbe Bleue' was perforr.a :,
style by the French Opera troupe Al N.
National last night, and Irma's persona,,on .,
the mischievous and audacious s.Bouio,,.- :.
usual ELECTED shoutsof applause and Tau
Tonight LA Belle Helene" will draw ano.hsr
crowded house, As Tostee's "Helen" is one .,
her best characters. The season closes ON S.,.
nfday night, and Joe Jefferson appears In "R,p
Van Wrinkle" on Tuesday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25
Is THERE NO BALMIN GILEAD.

hopefuIness Is usually held to b. the attrl-
butte of youth, but in the case of Mr. Sprague.
of Rhode Island. this does not hold good
Though one of the youngest of the Senators,
he Is by all odds the most respondent. The
prophet jeremiah did not wall wo 10 the chosen
people in more doleful utterances than does
Mr.. Sprague to this Universal Yankee Nation.
Everything Is going TO the Venerable Nicholas.
The Senate Is all lawyers. The galleries smoker
like idiots in q house-afire over solemn things
Our Judges are Jeffreys. Chaos has come again.
There is no peace, North or SOUTH. Immigra-
ton is falling Off The man ufacturers of the
East are not earning their salt, and the farmers
Of the West can't get the necessaries of life
Capital preys upon industry, and the bankers
are play ing hobbs with national affairs.
Our social condition Is yet worse. Virtue
has stepped out. American society is the most
demoralized on the face of the earth. Sons are
seduced. Wives go TO the bad. Husbands are
done for. The body polite is cankered. The
Presidentis cankered- His financial policy is
charne.- house. We are all on the way to the
demnition bow-wows. 1t is all wo! Wo. and
no Whoa,
Let us hope, however, that things are not
quite so bad As the Senator supposes. All
through our political history public men in
some blue mood have INDUCED in similar
gloomy yaticinations, but somehow the nation
mas always managed TO wriggie thr0uLh, 10
grow hugely, and to make a pretty good Iiy-
ing We can not undertake to enumerate the
number Of times within our recollection that
the manufacturers have been hopelessly
'ruined" by free-trade; or the farmers, on
the other hand, by a high tariff. Com
meTce. and various other interests have
been crushed and iee-totalIy done FOR at short
intervals during this period, but somehow
aiwsys spring mp again the next moment like
some irrepressihle Jack-in- the-box. And the
curious student, looking through the dusty
fles of the Oldest newspapers in our public
Libraries, will find them bristling with lamen-
tations even more lugubrious over the hopeless
decay Of public and private virtue than is Sem
aior Sprague in 1-69.
Ii Is pretty decent sort OF a world after all;
and Uncle Sam and his big family of bows aud
girls are really not doing so very badly Some
fne morning when We get rid of this nas,y
Inruenzs weather, the Senator from Rhode
Island will put on his cheerful spectacIes and
wcEder that he ever was so dismal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

The Cumberland Ciriian says that severa'
boat losds Of coal have LEFT that port for this
District, and two loads at the ad yancrd rate
offright asked The boatmen have asked An
advance OF twenty cents per ton on last wears
freights. but the companies have no, vet or.
derrd shiPm- nts. II supposed that I'd. Trad,
Will be fully opened duriEg the coming wsek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

Horace Greedy addressed the New Yors
Poultry EIkib ton now In Progress in ia,
city. what does he know Of game cocks, and
all hat sort OF thing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

W II. BARRETT, d. d.
formerly Of Philadelphia No. 20 a. street be.
tween Pa. ave. and street
All Dental Operations skiIIfuIly performed
Teeth extracted without pain By administering
Pave NiyoNs Oxtie.
EXPERIENCES:
Prof T. L. buckingham, D. D. g.
Prof. James Truman, ID ID 8
Prof Geo. Barker, ID. ID. 8.
Prof klias Whitman, N D., ID. ID. g PennsyIys-
~ MIA College VI Dental Surgery, Philadelphia
harvey LinGsty, y. D., No. $40 Cstreet, Wash.
ingtou, ID. q. oc n Am
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Ts Advertisers.-6ur advertising patrons
are requested to send In their favors before
IL O'Clock m, as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
LEE STAR OF the same day, on account OF
tne pressure Of news matter after that hour
win every disposition to accommodate, we
Ind ourselves obliged TO lay down this rule
and adhere to 1t.
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III. LEM1E DAVIS DENTAL AsSoyIa.
~ TON.
No. 80 PENfslLvANTA AVENUE,
Between 18th srd istn streets
TEETH ATTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN

no charge viii be msae fer eNtraci ing where Ar.
III. lal Teeth are Inserted. although the
patent VIII lie required a. psy for th.SS4
eur -icai up.ratlon when perfafmed which LIZ
Viii he deduct-d when the teeth are made Tba
As 2oiailon lie nov prepared 20 make T.e,h -
GOA silver. and Ruibe AZ New York pbilafsl-
t,ia, ane bottoi pflc's All y reoDs wishing de o.
ihl ORR doDe can have IL cheap ss q the abova-
med cities. All work viii be d1r la the neat.
aia hest manner, ane warranted TO Ave ept -
sat sfsction PtrsoHs viii DO well % call Apl et
Gil Inc cur work ktfor g-tti az n elsexh.re ~ =
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

IEE OFFICERS Of TIE I'D n 9 "a
VOLS ASSOCIATION intend gtving a -
Hiand NJ iliisrv ana civic Raj ~ oId Vel -
hAli, on MnNDAN EVENING. Aprtl "A
;. less Particulars given IN failure aiserti.e
EfT Is
n'2s St By order COM OF ARRANGEMENTS
HOi FOR EASTER MONDAY! -.
fhe Second Grand Combination Bal cf -
MoNUnENTAL, PYTHIAN PLEAsVRk g.
FRIENDSHIP MOI
bet ID AID y streets IN "
MONDAY March % 1859
Ticket. 81, admitting gentleman and laai..
nis5-4t'
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gap OF only 81 miles is now to be filled in
order 10 unite the two Pacific railroads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

fNITID STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASH NGToN, d. U March u, 1889
% the petition of hENkY WORTHINGrON
o'OIeebburg Westchester county, N Y, praying
LOT the t1tenston Of Q patent granted to him on the
Meter
Ii 10 ordered that said petition be heard At
this ONCE on the 18th day OF June next Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections de
psifions. and other papers should be filed in this
ONCE twenty days before the day OF hearing
ELISHA FOOTE.
ma2s- laW5W Comm issioner of Patents
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DIeTUREs NEATLY FRAMED in thirty min
Il utes win gilt, walnut imitation MOULDING
Various styles Oval.- Mirrors inserted Cord
Jsssels &c. Old work reRfit JOHN WAGNER
1873 18th ct foImerlI ola Pa ave m Dc AZ
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DENTISTRY.

l.. WOLF. Nd
". OPERATIVE DENTIST.
10 LIZ Penns ave bet. Eth and 18th straets
norm sice All branches OF the pro'es
sltntk iiiuIly attended 20. and o. the n,o-t ~
ISsson atle terms thorough Nperience1 YfD
OF several years iR the Dental Art in.nire. nj
With Confidence IL 1t his operatio q will nrove 80,
.., 10 al. ma n In
sbs W. AND n. A MERRILL DEkIIsTs.
NO. gao fkNksfLEANIA AVE-
ut Il, between l2th and 18th streets fur k3
zen ARTIFICIAL TkBTH ON aly kiud ZIGSF
. Plate desired Pure Nir-Oss Orsfs Ga con-
uxHt,ly on hard for entrscti ag eeth without pain
W guarantee 70 all those having WORK done At oor
"b''e Satisfaction In very particular no 10 iy.
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" TO D 90,
IMPORTERS
ITALIAN WINES, LIQyORS, OORDIALa
DRIED FRUITS, &c.
No. 2s3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, bet. 18th and
18th sts. south side, wash. ,Rton, q. y.
Italian Vermfcell, n acaroni, 40 Pastes Of ill
Sinds; Pure Olive OIL from Luccs; Pure Fore to
~ ~, &C.: Naples. Sicily, Swiss, and Psrmigiano
Oheese. All kinds Of Choice italian Wines.
no 16-sms
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Arr GALE FRY
500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
bETwKlH NINTH AND TESTH STREET
choice collection OF OIL PAINTINGS; Ger.
man; french, English, and American CHR1NOs.
6hGRAyINGs. PHOTOGRAPHS PAssI Pan.
1OUTe. eTEbEOsCOPRs snd STIRTo0plC
NlsWs, PAkLOR RRACKETe
r. o ssk sns ssusre PICTURE FRAMES, CORDS
Picture France msds 30 order. Prices mod.
he AVS SMITH,
&C Io-y Proprietor.
pRofs. kRKIs' DANCING ACADEMV
rem. sNenue, opposite Metro politaE -
Ho'eI. We would respectfully announce thst
We se now prepared q receive pupils AZ ~
such prices as VIII suit the tinnes sDs acre.
Win the prices Of other Professors the efty Ts
all SO re Tor Circulars sns intormats0 on fla..es
9, hsDAf and "a lBDAi, from "a, g o,ol \ :
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. from &c 10 O'Clock n.
'uturt toth HrofsssCrs coEst Antly II sttendanca
NABIEI'e FASHIONABLE D.HOIs0
I'VE ACADEMY. a
l. between Sth and 10th street,
= ~ oprE lSr RECEIPT % Pupils. ForA
lsrs. or by mail N ~<E
peys Of Tuition For Mis-e. and M.s,.-.-T,..
a. IhnTsda3, aid saturday, fTOmstos M
for SeDtemen-Donosg. Ned nasday an 81
ordsy, from 20 10 D m ss..,.
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NoVELTH FoUEDRI AND MAoHIHl

PABKERSBUR0, WEST vIB0lRIA.
We have on hand one Portable Steam v Nm
Of . Borse Power that ve viii sell ct eur works
Tor el.uo cash; also. several portable suGines
suitable for thrsshins machines Of 10 horve >over.
also, several portable eng ines Oh wheels from rs 70
horse power or under Persons Wishing to pur.
chase new second hand machinery. ensines n,
iron. would do veil 10 call or sddrsas M j
LkEeE co., PA ksrsburs, West virsisia.
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n SPRING STYLE.
HAVE Y0UR HAT -
Set to fashionable shape ct CUNNIN0HAu,s
bat FAcTOf, 7th street. dfth door below Mort
err Market, No. 3A6k. feb u-solu
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DIR. MAURY'S
PATENT
IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSHES.
RECOMMENDED RI TBE FACULTY OrrH
BALTIMORE COLLEGE, OF DENTAL
SURGERY.

BALTIMORE, Feb 1852.
, The members Of the Faculty Of the Baltimore
.oueee q Dental Surgery unite In recommending
bhUSh, g one which possesses inporfant adpas
fasss over the common forms, owing to the manner
OF io construction. The ends Of the bristles belns
rotated aad polished the Improved Brush effectu.
eily removes extraneous matters from certain sur
taces OF the teeth which IL IS impossible to reach
Hsth tAe ordinary brush All angular edges bein
rsmovea the gains are less liable to abrasion and
the necks Of the teeth.
Fl g. GORGAs. DDS, ND,
ON SALE AT THE DRUG STORES.
ILL., BROTHER.
~ south SHARP street. Baltimore. Md
sole AGente for Pennsylvania, Maryland, the
District o. Columbia, and Virginia. 10 Is Il
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-12-02
What Constitutes He'll.

DR.. Norman Macleod is accredited, in one
of our exchanges, with the following:
Let the fairest star be selected, like beau
teous island in the vast and shoreless sea Of
the azure heavens, as the future home Of the
criminals from the earth, and let them pos
sess whatever they most love, and all that is
possible for God to bestow let them be en-
dowed with undying bodies, and with minds
which shall ever retain their Intellectual pow
ers; let no Savior press his claims upon them,
no God reveal himself to them, 10 Sabbath
ever dawn upon Them no saint ever live
among them no prayer ever be heard within
their borders; but let society exist there for.
ever, snitten only by the leprosy Of hatred
to God, and with utter selfshness. as its all
pervading and external purpose-then as sure
as the law of righteousness exists, on which
rests the throne Of God and the government
Of the universe, society SO constituted must
work ont for itself hell of solitary and bit
ter suffering, tawhich there is no limit except
the capacity of finite nature Alas the
spirit tAat is without love to its God or its
neighbor. is already possessed OF power
which must create for its own sslf-torment a
worm that will never dies and g. fire that can
never BIT. durnehpd
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~1ncsapeake 4 Ohio Railroad.

~lhcsapeake & Ohio Railroad.
~ CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and after
October 10th 1869, MAIL TRAIN will leave
Richmond daily for White Sulphur Springs at 9
a. M; leave White Sulphur Springs at m,
and a.1ivc at Richmond at 4,40 p. m, ma
king close connections with the Orange, Alexan :
dria and Manassas Railroad Mail Train in both
directions at Gordonsville, avoiding the delays
heretofore existing between Richmond and Wash
ington.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Charlotts-
vile and Richmond will leave Charlottesville at
43O Il. m. and arrive in Richmond at 10 a. M,
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATUR-
DAYS. Returning same days, will leave Rich
mond at 8, 40 p. M
The Mail Train connects at Gordonsville and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandria,
and Manassas railroads for ALEXANDRIA,
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, N. YORK,
LYNCHBURG, KNOXVILLE, CHATTANOOGA,
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS. MONTGOMERY,
MOBILE, &c. At Staunton, with stages for AU-
GUSTA Springs, Harrisonburg and Weyer s
Cave; at Goshen, with stages for Lexington,
Natural Bridge, Rockbridge Alumni Springs,
Cold Sulphur Springs, and Rockbridge Baths
at Millboro. with stages for Bath Alum and Warm
Springs at Covington, with stages for Hot and
Healing Springs at Allegheny with stages for
Old Sweet and Red Sweet Springs; and at White
Sulphur Springs, with stages for Salt Sulphur
Springs, Lewisburg, Charleston, &c.
JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
oct 4l-tf General Ticket Agent
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-12-02

A CURIOUS CASE OF MATRIMoNEY.- Wo
occasionally read of noteworthy events in mat
rimonial matters in our exchanges, and this
week we feel called upon to note one nTour
midst The marriage is recorded in the prop
er place in this issue, the happy couple being
we'll known and respected citizens, the groom
having at one time filed the office Of sheriff
of the county with credit to himself and the
station he occupied. The bride, by the ruth
less hand of death. has been compelled tofol-
low FIVE husbands to the grave Gall former
respected citizens Of this community, and
don the widows weeds" and now Cupid,
without regard to past circumstances, has
hurled another fatal dart, and at the, age. of
6fty-ive years she again bows at. Hymen's al,
tar to which she is led for the sixth lime. to
offer herself willing sacrifice to the god Of
marriage by a gentleman who has cntsred his
eishty-frst year. She becomes his second
wife. In every instance except the 6rst, rthc
lady has married widowers, with, children,
while she has remained without issue And
now while she is childless she has married
husband who has founded tribe Theinum-
Der of his descendants, ehildreny grand chill
dren and great grand. children, was, when last
counted just one hundred and sixty iyo and
there have been number accessions since
nearly enough to make the number seventy,
he thinks. There. are other circumstances
in connection with the gentleman''s life tha.
we feel constrained to refer to, though not al.
together appropriate under this head perhaps
Notwithstanding his numerous progeny he
has had but one death in his family-his first
wife. Hc never borrowed dollar ip his life,
and pcver paid cents cost in suits atlaw on
his own account. We may add with pleasure,
that he is remarkably hale and healthy Gas is
also the bridc); weighs 2lO pounds. stands
nearly six feet in height, and eyen'hishets in
the estimation of his fellow citizens than he!
docs in his boots. May fortune favor the
brave. Smyrna (Dei.) Times. -" ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-12-02
Fight Your Way Tn,

The many who have to take the world
rough and tumble are prone to envy the few
who roll through it unjolted in cushioned We
hicles on patent springs. The toiler, as he
stumblcs through its thorny thickets aud
climbs over its foot blistering gravel, is apt
to curse the ill-luck that placed him on such
a hard road, and to sigh for seat in one Of
the splendid equipages that glide so smoothly
oyer Fortunes macadamized turnpike. Born
with pewter-spoon in his mouth, he covets
the silver one which was the birthright of his
do-nothing neighbor. The more fool he. o.
cupation is the immediate jewel of life
1t is true that riches are no bar to exertion.
Quite the reverse, when their uses are prop
erly understood. But the disconnected work
or who pines for wealth, without being willing
to work for it, regards the idleness in which
it would enable him to live as the acme of
temporal happiness. He has no idea Of mon
ey as great motive power. to be applied in
enterprise that gives healthful enjoyment to
mind and body. All that he desires is to
live feather bed lifc-to loaf luxuriously
We have no sympathy with such sensuous
longing. People whs indulge in them never
acquire wealth. They lack the energy to
break their way to the worldly independence
for which the yearn and whine. They don't
know how much more glorious it is to tear af-
fuencc from opposing fate by main strength
of will and infexibiIity Of purpose, than to
receive it as windfall There is infinitely
more satisfaction in conquering fortune than
was ever experienced By g lucky heir" in
obtaining the golden store that some thrifty
hand had accumulated. Your ancient Cree
sus knows nothing Of the pride Of success i
of honest exultation with which the sclfmade
man looks back upon thcimpediments he has
overcome, and forward into the far future,
which he has earned the rightto enjoy.-Sat
urday Niyht
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ORANGE, ALEX ANDRIA AND MANA S
GAS RAILROAD,

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, Oct, 10, 1869
~ one daily passenger train will run
between WASHINGTON and LYNCHBUHG, con-
Meeting at GORDONSVILLE with the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad to Richmond, Covington 4 Va
Spring; at LYNCHBURG for WEST and SOUTH
WEST, and at WASHINGTON for the NORTH
and NORTHWEST.
Through tickets and baggage checked to all
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily at ZOO a. M, and Al
exandria at 8.15 O. m. arriving at Lynehburg at
6.25 p. m.
Leave Lynchburg at $50 a. NJ, arrive at Alex
andria at 5.45 p. M, and at Washington at 90
Pm.
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH willleave
Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday, at 8.l5 a.
M, arrive at Strasburg at 1872 p NJ, and at
Harrisonburg at 4.4O p. m. Leave Harrisonburg,
at 9:l5 a, M, arrive at Strasburg at l:24 p. M,
and connecting with Manassas Junction with
northbound train on main line arrive at Alexan-
dria at 5.45 p. M.
J. NJ. BROADUS,
Oct IA If General Ticket Agent.