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JonT RnsoLurIos authorizing the Score.
tary OF War 10 allow 10 the New York and
Cswego Midland Railroad Company a
right Of way across q portion Of the public
ground at Fort Ontario, Oswego, New
York, for railroad purposes.
BE rssolVsd BY De Senate and Hoss d
Representatives, Of he United States Of America
W Congrsn assembled, That the Secretary
Of War be, and he 10 hereby, authorised %
allow to the New York and 0swego Midland
Railroad Company right Of way through
the public land at Fort Ontario, 0swego, In
the State Of New York, for railroad purposes,
upon such terms and conditions as he may
think the defences at that point may require
and make proper, reserving TO the United
states the right TO remove, at the expense OF
the said company, the rails, ties, and other
parts Of said road, whenever the Secretary
Of War shall direct, without any claim or
right Of damages on the part Of said com.
pany.
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'THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

on and srer SUNDAY. l7h May. 1865. three daily
Ing apd PSIke.sb1rg, AZ follows:
B.l.lnoTs daily Except spndsy( ~ s:iS a, IN,
S M ExPREss fRIiN S Sfi is.S SSS asty
Se n SRs ty m: These trains sol.
WINCHESTER GGSoMSSpATIoy TRAIN
leaves Bsltimore daily at tlo p. N. Except Sun.
Sundays exeepted) At 900 a. m. Connseting al
Frederick Junction with train for Frederick aud
At Hagerstown Junction with train for HaEers-
THE gLLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti.
Returning leaves Elicotts Mills At I 30 aud il 10
" H. anu F S1s faSGkRsTowN,
Leave B1ltimCTs at spa A. and ta2 = n eGH;
and g!O D. N. Returning leave HagerstOwn at
sac G1dlfs m, arriving in baltimore at O:S a.
N and ';S p F PGH WINCHESTER
Fiyias a %aehestsT Al 2;sS and siS I'M. " Es,aTa:
In Baltimore y VIZ INV %AsHaihNSSSff5SSp m
Lesy? Baltimore q. 800. los. s:SOand IS a. m.
And F SiH5 " sssfafiESRoSS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave washington at 7 and a. m, and u 20, ?.
49, and $50 = FOR Il ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at 7;@ a. m and ~ ? III, :
lsayS washington a m. aud ~ P IN.
Trains leave AA stSSpifF SS aud SOP H.
Leave Baltimore for washinsto at $50 and 20
a; M aud 70 and $40 ?, n; Leave Washington
For further infOfInaIiGn, Tickets Of every kind,
Se., apply to J. r. ENGLAND, Agent, Camden
Station. or at the Ticket oaiss, w,,.
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. CoLB. General Ticket Agent
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proved, March /, 1869.


PUBLIC REsoLUTIoS-No. IS.
JOINT RESOLUTION In regard 10 the publlca.
ton Of postal conventions made with for
elgn countries.
Be u resolved By tie Senate and House Of
Representatives ofths United States Of 1mericd
IN Congress assembled, That the Secre-
tary Of State be authorized and directed to
cause the several postal conventions made
with foreign countries, under the provisions
Of the act Of March third, eighteen hundred
and fifty-one, or which may hereafter be
made, to DO published In the same manner
and upon the same terms as Is prescribed for
the publication ofthe treaties and laws OF the
United States.
Approved, March /, 1860.
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A RESOLUTION authorizing the transfer Of
certain appropriations heretofore made for
the public printing, binding, aud engray-
Ing.
Rsso'vsd by he Senate and House Of Rep
resentdtipss Of tie United States Of America IN
Oonars" assembled, That the Secretary of
the Treasury be, and be Is hereby, authorized
and directed TO cause the sum OF one hun
drod and ninety -four thousand dollars to DO
transferred from the appropriation "for pa
per for the public printing" contained in
tho act entitled can act making appropria-
lions for the legislative, executive, and ju-
dlcial expenses Of the government for the
year ending juno thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and sixty nine" approved on tho twentieth
OF July, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight,
In aid Of the appropriations contained In the
same act, for the following purposes, and In
the following proportions, to wit;
For the public binding, the sum Of one
hundred and ten thousand dollars.
For lithographing and engraving for the
Senate and House OF Representatives, the
sum Of eighty-four thousand dollars.
Approved, February Q, 1860.
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tPUBIrc RrsoLurroS-No. 81

JOINT RESOLUTION donating condemned
cannon for the erection Of monument to
Major General Kearney.
BE u resolved ov tis Senate and House Of Rep.
rt'srfdtips' Of M United Stdtss Of America IN
Con1rsn assembled, That the Secretary OF
War be, and he Is hereby, authorised to fur
nish such condemned Iron cannon as may
be required, not exceeding four, for the com.
pletion OF monument at Tlvoll, New York,
Philip Kearney, and other Union soldiers
buried ut that place, who lost their lives In
the late war.
Approved, December 81, 1853.
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Extensive Dealers in Fine Groceries,
Teas, Wines and Liquors,
Iron BulldinE, Nos, l6and IS Centre Market
Space, Between Seventh and Eighth streets.
wLsHNersS, D. O., March Z.lSto. mhO Steel
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PuBLIc RKsoLuTfoN-No. IL
A HEsoLuTIos In relation TO the library Of
the Department OF Agriculture.
Rssolvsd bp hs Senate and Houss Of Rep
rtstntofivs Of ne United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the Commission er
Of Agriculture shall regard the library under
his control, and 10 his possession, as part Of
the Department Of Agriculture, and he shall
retain the same IN his charge az directed by
section three Of the act approved May AZ
teen, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, estab-
lishing Department Of Agriculture.
Approved, December Is, 1868.
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tPUBLIo RnsoLurros-No. 81

JOINT RESOLUTION explanatory Of tho act To
create an additional land office In the State
Of Minnesota, approved July twenty ffth,
eighteen hundred and sixty -elght.
BE u resolvsd bp he Senate and Houss Of Rep
resenfdtives Of fM United States Of America IN
Congrsss assembled, That the limits of the
land district as designated In the act entitled
can act TO create an additional land district
In tho State Of Minnesota" approved July
twenty-nfth, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, TO wit; "all that part Of the north
western land district which lies north OF
township number ono hundred and twenty
four north and west Of range number thirty
nvo west Of the ffth principal meridian"
shall be construed 10 embrace all the lands
north OF township one hundred and twenty
four and west OF said range thirty-fve.
Approved, January IL, 1850,
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JOINT RESOLUTION In relation to the meeting
Of the House Of Representatives at the
first session Of the forty first Congress.
Be u resolved By he Senate and House O
Representatives Of he United States Of Amer.
ied IN Congress assembled, That the time
for the first regular meeting Of the House of
o clock meridian, on the fourth day Of
March, eighteen hundred and sixty-ni to
the hour Of three o'clock In the afternoon Of
the said day.
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Educational,
MODERN LANGUAGES.

Professor DAHIELE GROUX, formerly teaehs
q Modern LhnguSgssS At the Ge2rgetowp and Co.
successful during mAny years in impSrting the
knQwledge OF French, Spanish and German, will
classes for instruotiOn In the above languages
Transactions made, also, from the Italian, sWed.
lsh, Danish, Dutch, Sc. FOR terms, apply al his
ofce. No. 6l6 Seventh street, opposite the Inteli
yeneer Building, between and h street, Wash
tptOn. ID, q. sspl-u
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Approved, February 10, 1909.


bhhhS
A RESOLUTION In relation to coast defence.
Rs,olvsd oy hs Senate and House. Of Rep
rtssntdfivss Of ne United States Of Amsried IN
Congress assembled, That the General Of the
army and the Admiral Of the navy, or In the
absence Of the Admiral, then the Vlce-Ad-
miral, be authorized and directed TO inquire
Into the utility and praeticabllity OF the
Ryan-Hitchcock mode Of marine fortified.
tlons, and that they report to Congress ct
the next session thereof.
Approved, February 10, 1860.
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N-S'S' - aAeah eehlhAhon.
i ls az .tvFsg g,n 1882 1872
Q, a., E. WI sSti kEEEBiEsGE q: h. train. will
w''AlAs''H sSs M m: Baltimore r hsS ?: m
THE GREAT pogBLE:TRAoK ROUTE
day and nigh, Care, with modern improvements. snd
h aEssi ..1sa R Pc %sss
THREE WIZ hAfAEsf EAt4ss NET
sffh FS% asSs. sSss !. ROCHESTER and
X; II: jiS; FIJI: :E.d ssE n as AS
:ss sF e:
Passsnsers procuring ticket. At this onee, can Sc
Ptt.sSI RE6kS Eat T,s sI5 k A4.5.
Corner Sixth st. a2 % Penn; sysnRps,,
70: YOUNG. General Passage Sssst :, ~
des-N baltimore. Nd
PHILADELPHIA p yyTbNTNSToS AND BAL.
sas . W ffSsdis I .ps.t 81 ;pes ss
way MAJ frsis tor Ph,l.dslphi. and Way Sta.
JunskiSn with trains for all Stations on the Della
ErpIsss Train for Philadelphia and New York
q, s;tS 30. IN an s9nnes'ns at Perryviils with train
.EiRrsss Train for Philadslphia and New Yorl
ri station. on bslswsrs R"iirOad. Sstwssn vii,
miln .snII ard i HisrrIiaE,o1 ,r.,,,,-
n sIpIs.s 'f ETsia i % hfRiiasrpAI. at Esp NJ
prinsiPsl stations on the Delaware Railroad. daily
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday.
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.


o9GS SsSERoS ssPFsTs si ~ S TRRsEs
(RntrAnee GU d street,
WASHINGTON, D. O.,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young nd mldd g. ged men and women to engage
IN bu siness affairs for themselves or In the employ
Of Others.
Book keeping as applied to all departments Of
business, Business and Ladies' Pennanship, Busi.
ness, Arithmetic, Grammar, Cores pondsnce,
Spelling, Eloeution, Political Economy, and Com.
merciaI Law.
students are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches,
Ladies have the Same advantage as gentlemen,
In a separate department, instructed by compe.
tent lady teachers
RATES OF TUITION A scholarship. good 70 r
Unlimited time In colleges located In important
cities Of the country, t6j Local schoarshi 90 cd
for one year from date Of issue, go, Tickets for
tn rec months, so; for one month, 80,
All tuitions payable in adyanoei when paid In
instruments the rates are ten per cent. higher.
Sessions ara held day aud evening.
Glasses In French in charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon
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Wines and Liquors.

JAMES NOLAN,
wIsss. LIe1oks. ksp CIGARS.
Sole Agent for ot. .Sp oIL Lac Sor' and siii'r
m Psnn.ylvsni. svs9Ys sdioinins Metropolitan
Store and Sample Room superintsndsd By WIN.
sSAssntfor the L, Msaola Cigar. soia-u
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toFPIcIAL.l
AEADo'Rs FIRST MILITARY DsrRIcr, D
STATE Up VIRGINIA,

HRADo'Rs FIRST military DsrnIcr,)
STATE " VIRGINIA,
General Orders No. Il;
l. It appearing that the organization Of
civil government under the reconstruction
laws has, In certain counties, proved TO be
impossible, since suitable persons to qualify
and assume the duties Of the various offices
OF this district, under the laws Of the United
States, have not been found, therefore, In
order that the laws may be enforced, public
peace preserved, and all persons protected In
their rights Of person and property, and dur
Ing the tendency Of proceedings TO ill such
offices by persons who can properly assume
the sacred obligations Of officers 80 appointed,
the following reorganization Of military d.
visions and assignments Of military commits
day of the date hereof.
Second and Third Divisions - Princess
q. Anne, Nansemond, surry, Isle Of Wight and
Southampton counties; Brevet Col. Thomas
Shea, captain Forty-fourth United States In
fantry. Station, Suffolk.
Eleventh Diylsion-Charles City and New
Kent counties: Captain Madison Earle, Uni
tod States Army. Station Williamsburg.
Sixth Diyision-Prince George, Dinwiddie,
Mecklenburg, Lunenburg, Sussex and Green's
vile counties; Breyet Major Samuel A. Por-
ter, first lieutenant Forty fourth United States
Infantry. Station, Hicksford, Grcensville
county.
Ninth Division Halifax and Charlotte
counties; Brevet Captain Thomas 8. Debler,
first lieutenant United states Army. sta
tion, Halifax Court House.
Twelfth and Thirteenth Divlslons-King
William, Essex, Northumberland, Lancaster
and Westmoreland counties; Second Lieu
tenant J. A. Yackley, Forty fourth United
States Infantry. Station, Warsaw, Rich
mond county.
Fourteenth and Nineteenth Divisions-
King George, Stafford and Prince William
counties; Breyet Major Paul Quirk, captain
United States Army. Station, Fredericks-
burg.
Twenty-thlrd and Twenty -afth Divisions
Amherst, Nelson, AppomattoI, Bouto-
tourt, Allegheny, Craig and Roanoke coun-
ties; Breyet Lieutenant Colonel Carlisle
Boyd, Captain Forty-fourth United States
infantry. Station, Lynchburg.
Twenty-slxth Diyislon-Pittsylvania, Hen
ry, Patrick and Franklin counties: Breyet
Captain James II. Rice, Second Lieutenant
Forty-fourth United States infantry. Sta
ton, Danville.
2. The officers above named are hereby re-
lleyed from their present duties, and will pro-
coed at once to the stations designated.
5. The military commissioners herein
named are authorized and required to DO
governed and guided by the provisions Of
General Orders No. 81, from these headquar-
tiers, dated May 2s, 1857, and such supple
mentary and amendatory orders a. have
been heretofore Issued.
By command Of Brevet Major Gen. Webb.
8. Y. CHALPIs,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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SCHUYLER CoLFAX,
(PuBLIo RKsoLUTIoS-No. o.

A RESOLUTION respecting the provisional
governments Of Virginia and Texas.
Rssolved BY The Senate and House Of Rep
rssentatives Of tie United States Of America
IN Congrsss assembled, That the persons now
holding civil offices In the provisional gov
ernments Of Virginia and Texas, who cannot
take and subscribe the oath prescribed by
the act entitled San act 10 prescribe an oath
Of Office and for other purposes" approved
July ., 1862, shall, on the passage Of this
resolution, be removed therefrom; and II
shall be the duty Of the district commanders
to I'LL the vacancies so created by the ap-
polntment Of persons who can take said
oath PROVIDED, That the provisions of this
resolution shall not apply to persons who by
reason Of the removal Of their disabilities as
provided In the fourteenth amendment to the
Constitution shall have qualified for any
office In pursuance Of the act entitled can
act prescribing an oath Of office by persons
from whom legal disabilities shall have been
removed" approved July eleventh, eighteen
hundred and sixty-eight; And provided fur
tier, That this resolution shall not take
effect until thirty days from and after Its
passage; And u Is further provided, That
this resolution shall be, and Is hereby ex-
S tended 70, and made applicable to the State
SCHUYLER CoLFAX,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
B. r. WADE,
President Of the Senate pro tsnpore.
Endorsed by the President; "Receiyed
February 9Th, 1862"
Morn By TIE DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Tho foregoing resolution having been pre-
sented to the President Of the United States
for his approval, and not having been re-
turned BY him to the house Of Congress in
which Il originated within tho time pre-
scribod by the Constitution Of the United
States, has become . law without his ap-
prevail.
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Real Estate Agents.
JOHN r. ARRIsON,

REAL L s FATE A EMIT,
First street east and Psnusylvaaia avenue.
Capitol HILL
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, on Capitol Hill. for
sale on monthly pAYments,
HOUSES AND LOTS IN all parts Of the city ior
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IFUBLIU HEL0LUTfON-NO. 10,
RESOLUTION proposing an amendment 10
the Constitution Of the United States.
Rssolved blythe Senate and Hou1 Of Rspressn.
tdtires Of ne United States Of Aneried IN Con-
gress assembled, (tpo-thirds Of both hous.s con.
eurring,) That the following article be pro.
as an amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States, which, when ratified by three.
fourths Of said Legislatures, shall be valid as
part Of the Constitution, namelyi
ARTICLE XIV.
SECTION 1. Tho right Of citizens Of the
United States TO vote shall not be denied OF
abridged by the United States or by any
State on account Of race, color, or previous
condition Of seryitude.
SECTION Q. The Congress shall have power
TO enforce this article BY appropriate legisla.
ton.
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HEADsUAiinl. HiRsr .MrLIrAnr prsrator, D
erArn OF VInoIstA,
RisHnosp. Va, April Q. iss. }


JsrArn OF VIsosIA,
sn.a., kiSHnosp. Va, April ., lss.
.s1'ne'1
go. A vacancy having occurred In the
office Of the Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Of Virginia, by virtue Of tho Joint reso-
luton Of Congress published In General Or
ders No. 25, Headquarters Of the Army, Ad-
jutant Generals Once, dated March %,
1860, Brevet Colonel Garrick Mallery, Cap.
tain 43d United States Infantry, Ia hereby
appointed Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
and will at once assume charge Of the du.
ties"
80. A vacancy having occurred In the
office Of the Second Auditor, State Of vir-
ginia, by virtue Of the Joint resolution Of
Congress published In General Orders No. IS,
Headquarters OF the Army, Adjutant Gen.
erals ONCE, dated March "a, 1859, Brevet
Major A. II. Porter, First Lieutenant 4ith
United States Infantry, Is hereby appointed
Second Auditor, and will at once assume
charge Of the duties"
"By command of Bvt. Major General
webb, 8. y. CHkLyIs,
assistant Adjutant General"
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furniture.

NURNITURE,
l. FURNITURE,
Ny stock 10 now complete IN every particular,
bic, will, for the next THIRTY DAYS, sell Il
greatly reduced prices for cash,
by diving me call before puIchAsing.
Remember the place and call early.
JOHN Q. WILSON,
Southeast solsI Of Ninth and streets
Lpa. ssd7w thxprsls
WRAPPING PAPER YoR SALE! AT THII
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ALEXANDRIA. I bS,YRpSgS AND HAnPsHIRI


"A RAILROAD,
A1MR1R
BEGINNING OCTOBER i, ises.
saS f. s.by .1i f.sI sufIs
dd sss.ss: :. t.! q Ard 1iiE '.
oS. Puieal hss.T sRs .I RsR
EasSs:isf On SoSas5.' %s .dasSs ini1 ssd TX:
Lssys Leesburg ,tsI ,Middlsburs on Mondays.
Egil5U.d train from Alexandria. and strives a.
L:sS:: Siaal:SS!ss f 2 rhsr,a.y, and Sat.
p. a H.; sHd s,r,s., Lss:sSIE :.
,. n. .mpis Tine Tor ws.Aia. N, ssa s.isis
Prom ssa .i s%i iSss tn. .o.oA.. will run daily
FROM AItkKkkksDsrA TO
.siHiSsGass;:.:.a HH. f2RfiillE .s:.' Is
%sS!!i: ::: HHlssiiiSSi;:; Z
Goods per New York, Philadeiphi. and Bal.
tlmore steam lines and Adams Rxpress 10 care Of
yin 5. ff sissSsa rl:fs. as'P e sa:IiG nd
.S SGIa aaa saS T1s s;TsH ',
fs sst sc. sSGt L :s e; d.. az
'' SSs rates wAsSs .asf sExTsS
PHILADkLPHiA. AND NEW YORK.
WisHloroS, Sep. Is less-noon.
now run as follows, viz;
FOR NEW YORK. without change Of ears.
Leave daily tsxospt sunday) At 500 a. m =, IL 50
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily texeept suRdsyJ staOoa 10. ng
and O. 70 .. m
$50, ON SUNDAY.
leave foT New York al 70 p. IN. and PhilAdsl-
Sleeping car. for New Y ork on top m. train only
:, Through tiekets 10 PhiladelphiA, New York or
In the az.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advsrtissmsnt
napolis, and the West. J. L. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation.
go SGkSb SSf9srs ass T,Ss %. ASS,SS
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LAWS OF the UNITED STATES.


Passed a. the Third session OF the
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A RESOLUTION relative to the recent contract
for stationery for the Department Of the
Interior.
Rssolvsd BY he Senate and Houss Of Repre-
strtdfives Of tie United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the
Interior be directed TO annul and cancel the
contract made by him with Messrs. Dempsey
and o'Toole for supplying the Department
OF the Interior and the several bureaus and
officers thereof with stationery for the fiscal
year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred
and sixty-nine, (under the advertisement Is
sued May twenty-five, eighteen hundred and
sixty-eight.)
SCHUYLER CoLFAX,
Speaker Of tie House Of Representatives.
B. +. WADE,
Residsnt Of The Senate pro fsmpore.
Endorsed by the President; "Receiyed
February 9Th, 1862"
Morn By THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE
The foregoing resolution having been pre-.
scented to the President of the United States
for his approval, and not having been returned
by him to the house Of Congress In which II
originated within the time prescribed by the
Constitution Of the United States, has be-
come law without his approval.
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TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1865.
On "a aP nd After MONDAY, Dec as,, 1893. and
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
rHRoU0H NAIL TRAIss
Leave Nhington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot o. m. ;do. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave Alexs ndria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets from Manassas railroad) ASH p. m.
do. from Lynchburg, 6p. IN.
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bCHO LEX COLfAA,
Speaker ofM House Of Representatives.
B. =. WADE,
President Of ne Senate pro knpors.
Attest;
EDwp. McPuEnsoS,
Clerk H. r., U. s.
GEO. @. GoRHAM,
Secretary Of the Senats, U. s.
Received at Department Of State, February
81, 1869.
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WRaePISss PAPER FOR SALE AT This
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~ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot at
s:S a. m, connect with Orange, Alexandra and
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. Asaph Junction,
for all points on the Inc Of thpt road between Ma
nassss Junction and HarTisOnburg.
Trains leaving st, AsAph and King streets at 2:25
T. m. connect at St. AsAph Junction with train
from Manassas and llATrisonburg at 2:43 u, m,
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at 3:2Jp m,
and In time for p nj, tI4ir fer BatimcTe,
W. J. PHELPs. GCn manager, dee3J-u