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special meeting af the Hibernian Benevo-
lent and Mutual Aid association of Louisiana Branch
past o'clock, the school of St John ct which
members are requested puDctualy attend.
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JOSEPH BURNETT & Co-uf the many other articles
manufactured by this irm'v would say that the Go
coaine s considered superior ali animal oils for the
hair with other advantages 1t il COOLING while bears
grease and all animal oils heating
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Persons having suitable room, described
this office.
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1t will be seen by the notice in another col
given by the agent j. H wingd"ld, that the Mis-
ns-pT Central Railroad is good aud perfect
der Ind making perfect schedule time both North
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..so,t,na,, 81 rh,roh ,ra,i.nv ara H., -. =, ~
briis constantly hand and made order See sdver
tisoinenk
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We invite the attention of parents and guar
diana 60 she advertisement Acsucy
Springfield, Illinois, In another column.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, the
most popular ptep===:.sa q sAs Sold ~ al drug
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HIscEIlAHEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS.

old RELIA LIE.
oyrR THIRTY YEARS BEFoRE THE PEOPLE.
DIR. c.. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
Tho greatest Medical Discovery Of any ags
Delighted millions sing their praise.
M family or person should DO without then
ARE you SUFFERING NOWi
Have YOU Headache or Bsckaches
Have you Constipation Of the BowelS
Haye you o Sour Stomach
Have you Bad BREATH tti pm '.tf-
Have you Cold Hands or Feetl .
Have you Chills or Feverf se"s >i@
Have you Palpitation Of the Hearth
USE DE- McLANE'S LIVER PILLS H.
Have you Suppressed Discharged -tif,
Have you Sickness and vomitings
Have you Irregularities OF Wesknesss
Have You Rush of Blood to tho Headf
Have You . Yellow Discolored Skinf
USE DR. McLANEs LIVER PILLS.
Have you . Colo or Diarrheas
Have you Swollen or Distended Stemschf
Have you Gloomy Feeling and Poor Appssitsf
Have you Bilious symptoms Of any kindi
USE De. McLANES LIVER Pills
Heed th6warning. Delays dangerous. This
vice IL worth its weight gold the afflicted b SURF
you get DR.. c. McL,ANES LIVER PILLS Mono CONS
Inc without the signature Of FLEMING BROTHERS.
Sold all over the world. mhN 9m
D,cn rYCu jGfaR
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/
A RoUssETs FISHING TACKLE
The undersigned. having studied the wants of tho
southern market in the FISHING Tackle LINE,
Lor over twenty years takes pleasure offering his
noun enas and c9sto~srs one Of the and
ana BAsKETs IN all their varieties, and would BEG
your perusal Of the following article 81
FISH HOOKS
Limerick Trout Hooks, bowed, lxo to 1oxo.
hatted, 1x0 to I0xd
SheePhsad Hoohe ali sizes, rinReA.
=, EHeonsn Hooks all sizes, ,xO to t0xS.
Fish Hooks, to 10 Insed.
Gravitaton Hooks Fish and Treat
Croaker Hooks.
Buffalo and Sanfsh Hooks.
Limerick SnoOded Hooks, ell sizes,
Wired Hooks, all sizes.
SeE and Catnsh Hooks. / to 10.
Also ASSORTED LINES
Cotton Gable LAID Trout Lines 2s 70 800 fee4 Long
Cotton Twist Tout ;sS : Lines Line!
" Lay ont Lines large
Perch and CrQaker Lines.
Linen Trout and Fish, and assorted colorS Anes-
Hemp Fishing Lines all szes.
Plated and Twisted Silk Lines
SeA-vrasa Fish Lines, ali sizes.
COX and other Floats, all sizes.
Rugged and Furnished Lines.
Flushing Rods, asaorted.
Ann q comnlrt. assortment. OF HARDWARE ana
CUTLERY Always hand the genuine BAMBOO
PnLFS
stook before purchasing aud they will Bnd my pEA
the LOWEST In the market
Sign ae .he Big Ba,neoc.
A. ROUSSEr. Hardware I,nportee.
mh9o In IL Old LeVeo' Opposite the CustonhoasA
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
HmERNIA Rank OF NEW oRLEA2ss.

/
HmERNIA Rank OF NEW oRLEAEs.
/ In 500 Shares Of 800 eaoh.
Tan Per Cent pey,bs = time Of s1s:c1bi1s and Ten
The following Stockholders were elected Director
to servo until the Third Monday In January. is7l:
PATRICK IRWIN. A. MONTGOMERY.
HUGH McCL0sKEY, ADAM THOMSON.
JOHN HENDERSON, ED. CONERY,
THos McKENNA, EDwD. BURKE,
THOS. FITzwILLIAM WIN. HART,
NICHOLAS BURKE.
PATRICK IRWIN unanimously elected Presii
dent. and ARCHIBALD MONTGOMERY Vice Presi.
dent.
The Bank will go into operation very soon Persons
desrous of subscribing to the stock do by calling
on any Of the Directors,
W. J. CASTELL, Notary Public,
ap3f ls7 Gravier street, adjoining Canal Bank.
THE LOUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY.
1ss Gravier street, bet. Camp and st. Charles.
President ....A D. GRIEFF
Vice President. VAN NORDEN.
Treasurer. JOHN 8. WALTON.
DIRECTORS. -
Henry Peychaud, President Hope Ins. Co.
W. Il. Thomas, Of Folger e. Co.
d. Wallace. Of Wallace & Co
A. D. Grief Of A. D. Grief & Co.
W. Van Norden, Of Van Norden e. Co.
J. s. Copes, Agent New York Life Ins. Co.
John 8. Walton Late Assistant Treasurer q. 8.
The Ranking department Of this institution will be
ready for business the FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1869.
Deposits Of FIFTY CENTS and upwards win DO
ceived which Six Per Cent interest win be paid.
We ahall be To boxe
on deposit, with guarantee, our Mammoth
Safe which will be absolutely burar and fire proof
% Constructed.
.eiolv JOHN :, WALTON Treasurer
NEW ORLEANS
sAvING.s INsTIT TON,
No. 1877 Canal Street,
fel3 arr Between Dauphine and Burgundy.
A CARD. ...-.....-.---...-..--..AAC CARD
New ORLEANS March ~, 1870.
Joseph Ellison, Esq. President Louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance Company:
Lear Sir-AIo~- to acknozEIsags- the prompt
Element by your Company Of the claim of TEN THOU.
SAND DOLLARS, insurance upon the life of the late
THOMAS BLoIs, deceased February %, 1870.
Very respectfully
mha7 I'm L. W. BAoUIE. Agent.
GARDEN SEEDS. .-.-.......--..GARDENs SEEDS
The undersigned has in store a full and complete
assortment of
Fresh and Reliable Garden Seeds.
Purchasers be supplied in quantities suit
at reasonable Amanacs for 1870 and Catalogues
furnished free application. e. #. VIRGIN,
Successor to D. Maupay,
aR3 3m ss Gravier street.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ETC.
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MURPHY, GENERAL ENGRAWER
I1 Old Levee street. Opposite she PostofRceD
New Orleans La.
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r DAN AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATION,
Corner st. Charles and Perdido streets.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $500 ooo

The institution has chartered by thu State Of
Louisiana for twenty i've years. and having effected
permanent Organization e grsIsred e make lcans =
ware, Watches Jewelry Dry Goods. Laces. Wearing
Apparel Furniture, and all movable immovable prop
erfy.
Also Uncurrent Money, State Warrants. Metre
evidence Of State CITY United ssates
Vouchers, and old Gold and Silver taken.
PRIVATE ENTRAScE.-Ladies visiting the Association
entrance to the Office on Perdido street
JOS. II. WILSON, President.
JOHN W: HTLLMAN, Cashicr ap25 ~
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A LBERT g. BLANCHARD,
"A Civil Engineer and Surveyor.

Orders can be left Box 292 Mechanics Exchange
and as- ass"rs G E. Girardsy Go, Exehaugs Place,
OF at Vusin d Seymuur'a, ~ CarOudelet street.
Residence and office Marengo street, between Maya.
zine and Camp streets, City of Jefferson. ucj7 SIN
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eFREp AND EXCELLENT ACcolrNoDAfr fRsfflrA
First Cabin to Liverpool and Queenstown from New
.l...p .HtUO
First Cabin to London from New York los y.
to Paris :. III
70 Havre Antwerp. Rotterdam, Nv %
First Cabin to New York from Liyernooi a, 80.
LOW SIS S. and IOS Cod
osestrSg1 70 NOW York from Liverpool or QueeRs-
Steerage to New Orleans via New York S'AAA~A'0s
from Liverpool or Queenstown H.. 70
Zach Steernge passenger viii be provided with esv
ssase berth to eeep I'M and women will be placed n
roome ~ shemseyes Provisions, Of the beat quality
s are ssa and seycd ont
Children between one and tvAtve yasra half prs n
Infants under one year. e5 currency. -
lckete may pc procured by DESTROYS Of brinnna
ont their triends at tine above rptea " ~~
fropAid certificates OF passage Isaued b,
A. FOSTER ELLIOT, A1eak
ls4 Gravier corner Carondelet street.
VI apply TO THOS. RICE, 100 Magazine III dIS ~
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The money market has continued easy since last
report and the supply of money fully equal
the demand. All good paper il readily placed at the
following rates. Al notes with unquestionable collater
Goateras at the same good do at to 4 per cent per
perty In business localities at per cent per
mum for AL, and 10 for second grade.
Gold lib to 1874. American half dollars to 1903.
Mexican dollars ISL to 1I6.
Sterling exchange 1917 to 1921, x6aa to
AGO. New York exchange to per cent premium.
State Warrants 50 to 50. Metropolitan Police War
90 to IS
City Treasury notes IS to IA per cent discount
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ITO TEACHERS OF SINGING.
VOCAL TECHNICS,
Progressive Course Of Seventy Ave Exercises Original
and selected. for the Practice and Development
Of Soprano. Mezzo-Soprano Contralto,
Tenor, Baritone and Bass Voices.
)! By GEO. JAMES WEBB.
These Exercises have been used by the author for
many yeaIs with very gratifying success now
first published for the of other teachers.
Price %. Sent post paid on receipt of price.
o. DITS0N & Co. Boston.
au22u q. II. DIToON q CO., New York.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS AND OFFICE
I'll Fin, uiture at Auction
By j. DIAN. Jr Auetionesr1oalce No. Iss Gravie,
o'clock A. M ~ his New Auction Room No ls3 GRAVES
street, near Caron deiet-
Houseboid Furniture of every description Pianos
ONCE Furniture etc, Also. new goods per arrival Of
Torms%CaSh in United States Treasury notes me- 1,
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T WIN. DAVIS, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
IS st. Charles street, Masonic Hall,)
New Orleans.
Prompt attention given buying selling and leasing
and other real estate paying Of taxes
collecting rents etc. ee26 lam
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NMAN LINE STEAMSHIPS, :
Under contract for Carrying United States and Brit
ish Mails.
SATURDAY.
Sailing from Liverpool every WEDNESDAY.
-. >. Queenstown :. THURSDAY,
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Eeefer from Fairfax 60.

Correspondence Of the Anrnncr3a Gn="tte.
FAIRFAX CT HOUSE,, June o. Juno Court
has JUS. closed.
For the amount OF business done and the
celebrity and dispatch with which it was accom-
plished great credit is due our efficient county
indgn, who so far has most sgreeably Impress
ed every one with the great superiority OF the
present over the ancient regime: do iructu ar.
borem cognosco." a fair amount Of civil bus
moss was done.
Com. vs.. Temple Walker. VIM. Walker and
John Haycock, for an assault and battery upon
tho person Of George Goram; accused fined
81 - and $50, respectively.
Com. vs.. Ben Johnson, colored, charged with
al outrage upon n girl of the same color; &C.
cused bailed to answer indictment at the Au
gust Court.
The following officers, at tho last regular
meeting Of the Masonic Lodge in this place.
were installed to serve for the ensuing twelve
months John =. Worthington. w. M. Geo.
L. Wright, s. W.; Joseph Cooper, J. W.; JOS
W. Whitehead, Treasurer George II. Will
lsms, Secretary Albert Fairfax, Senior Dea-
con; William b. Ford, Junior Deacon; Chas.
Fl. Carver and VIM. l.. Thompson, Stewards.
The westho: for the past week has certainly
been hot and harvesty, and our farmers are
busly engaged in cutting wheat which has so
far I think turned out very vol. am glad TO
hear the President has expressed his determ-
nation O. appointing Mr. Trst TO your post
Office, it q change is made. [ think Mr.. Grant
is in error in stating lie is Virginian He is
native of Louisiana and married a sister of the
late Geo. Wythe Randolph, of Richmond.
Yours, SIMON.
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TE AND VIRGINIA NV ER2j5':::>":I;
COMMUNICATED.

The Potomac FIsHERIEs.-IC Concluded i
Hauler says gill nets arc heavily loaded ioF
the purpose of keeping them to the bottom.
The rule is, i've lbs. Of lead TO the one hun
dred fathoms, which is to prev mt the sea from
washing the net to the top OF the wafer rather
than to keep it on the bottom How long would
O net last made out OF such tWlne as ladies use
for sewing, if allowed to touch bottom covered
with sticks, stones, logs, anchors, &c., &c?
Haulcr says gill nets catch nothing but mar
ketable fish and herein lies the destructlVenees
OF their work" As the consumer will never DC
able to sec it in that light, but receive 1t as
strong argument IN favor OF gill nets, 1t nceu5
no reply. =,
Hau!er acknowledges his net 'dcstro}5 NIL
lions OF rock and perch before large enough iof
USE" but claims they are consumed by the
poor men of the adjoining country no" 90
they consume them ii too small Tor use hol d
| food, surely.
II he does catch catfish an,! celia, II ii sui
teiept reason for destroying Tic business or Ia,
terea,s OF every one else, for the 5tA"ht OF
twenty three hauers, especially As some OF
E1hese haulcrs, including p0ftlon o! III" sue
clssful five, don't set up such claims, bnl oH'y
ask 9 fair chance TO catch fish, owned ny lhT
| Creator, and merciiulIy sent into inc ''Htcu
States waters, for the benefit OF mankind.
We have no sympathy with OILERS who I!s1
after the first OF June, or violate any law "hlcl
applies equally to haulcr and el!'er, Ou1 aSA
who are meant by non-residenis, Ne, Nc:
No one questions the right OF The owner o
q sbore PRESIDENT or non rcsidcnt) to fish haul
ine seine from it, or rent to whom he choose
for hauling purposes. Can he legally 90 III
same Tor gilliug purposes? Have washington
oilers any legal rights in the river flowing Il
and from the Capital of the nation, or must 1t
c;t;zsns purchase all tho fish they use 'ro
citizens Of the states. whose shores happen
be washed by said river? 1t the latter tIitF
should be y reciprocity treaty between III
Z limited States and said States.
This whole matter may be stated III Il ie'
words, The owners of hauling selnes and shorI
were once omnipotent on this river; thcn gll
} ers were subjected to all kinds OF abuse; bnt
mode of catching fish within the reach OF al
. and 50 economical as gill nets could not be ae
,roycd. The people along the river ah1 1t
miles back would catch their own hsf anu "ha'
= in the profits of the fishing, though oPi''"S
At avery scr; and aitcra contest OF thirty year
have become power in the land, which leg
. islatures will respect, though the haulcr ma
+ spend his money freely, and have ie" iatnl
!. connections in Legislative halls. 1t - the o
9 contest between labor aad capital. We i;
u impartial Legislation, and equal JUSTICE to boz
haucr and "i'''''>
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VIRGINIA TsissS.

At the University of Virginia the commence
ment exercises will take place on Wednesday
29th June, at II A. NJ. in the rotunda, and in
the evening the annual Grafton before the Col
lege Societies will be delivered by Geo. Fl. Pen
deton, OF Ohio Ga Thursday, Goth, will be
given the annual Grafton before tho Alumni
by John White Stevenson, OF Kentucky, and
the Alumni dinner.
Tho Rockingham Register says :-The crops
of wheat, oats and rye 10 this magnificent Y oil.
ley of the Shenandoah are looking splendidly.
The earth fairly eroans under the weight Of
the rich treasures borne upon its bosom. We
have never seen the country looking better.
Mr.. VIM. Anderson, formerly of Albemarlo
county, died at the residence Of Judge j. T.
Harris, in Harrisonburg, on Sunday last. He
had lived there for many years. and was among
the oldest. if not the oldest of its citizens.
Capt. John McQuaide, of Harrisonburg,
died at his residence in that place, after pro
trated illness, OF consumption, on "Wednesday
afternoon, last.
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NEWS or THE ia !.
"Ys sAo,o the uery age and bo,iy c' tie Tan
Baltinor,

49, - aisoO me very age ttHtI Do"D " 'f'f = t"'''
The officers OF so-called society for the pre-
vention OF gambling have been arrested 10 New
York on the charge that the concern they run
is q swindling and b!ack-mailing affair: One
victim declares that he paid the ASSOCIATION ) 10
for information respecting his partner In
business, which proved utter = false, and other
victims stated they were Swinded Of various
amounts in a similar manner.
The competition between the Eastern rall-
roads for Western passenger ard freight trai-
icis becoming lively and interesting. y New
York dispatch says that another reduction Oh
rates of fare took place yesterday, and that the
New York Central is carrying cattle from Cnl-
capo to Buffalo free Of charge, and from Butfa
10 to Albany at the rate OF one dollar per cal
load
Asistic cholera and smallpox are raging II
| Cuba, and the former has broken out ylrulent
| " on the Spanish gunboats. We should DG
| admonished to the utmost caution with regarc
| to vessels arriving from any OF the injected
ports
! TIE TELEGRAPH announces that MIR. Charlie
| Lewis, our newly appointed minister to thc
| Court of Libson, was received by the King OF
Portugal few days since, upon which occas'oI
| friendly speeches were made.
Judge Bond, of Baltimore, received tn
honorary degree OF Doctor ct Laws irou tn
| University Of the City of New York, at tie an
nual commencement held on Thursday.
Col. Akcrmap's commission Us A,torne
General will not, it is reported, be issued TO
| several days yet.
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sHS ,S5. E;Ea;hE q.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Juno Z3.-!ne mar.
ket for Wheat is steady, will! light offerings
sales of red al az sud 10 for inferior. Go.n i,
firm; offerings Of, rs bushels. with Salcs Of
damaged at lob. and good IL prime AT ll", Iii,
ll5 and 1l6 Rye is unchanged E; offerings light
and sales 1T lQS Oats are iirm Ss.ics q 81.
GEoRG ErowE FLoUG MAEKET.--ln the hour
trade all the mills arc hot ut full work. some
being now repairing or putting IN new ina:hl-
nery and apparatus, yr: having Il stUch IL ship
if freight were convenient. iho pr!nclral con-
signments wero TO Now York and Bottom oy
Herr " Welch and William C}abau2h h, inc for
mcr having sent sway 1900 bb*, and thu latter
about 80 barrels Georgetown Courier.
GEORGETOWN CATrL E MARKET AT DruV9:s'
Rest yesterday, 500 head Of Bceves were OTTER
ed. Ordinary thin Steers brought TO &c per
ID, fair quality i TO &c and good Cattle Z! TO &C.
Cows and Calves sold at 70 10 SO a head
Calves scarce, md ready sn cs ii 70 ttc per 10
gross. Five hundred head Of sheep were OF
tered and brought to &c per ID. Lambs-~lCUO
head offered and ready sales 1T ) 81 TO ~ cach.
CoAL.-IW Two hundred and thirly.iour tn"us-
and one hundred and soven tons OF Cumberland
coal came down tho G. t. o. Canal from Cum
berand the week ending the 18th instant.
;:.gasEEs: 4.zSE.
SUI: ROSE ......4 80 NOOK RISES. In g.. 10
sun sETs............7 90 lunn wATEn m 90 w
PORT OF AhEAGH DINA. IUSE -
ARRIVED.
Schr Vasl,!i, Cox Cnes pc.ko, white s,nd 10
Smont &c Perry.
Schr George 81 William, Shelley, .Iarrcs riv-
er, lumber to Smoot IL Perry.
SAILED.
Schrs Her:chc, HoboEen, n. =; b Al core,
New York, and s " Bunno!l, New York, by
j Agnew.
Schr William Allen, Jersey City, By Ame:i-
can Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Emma P Douglass, Ellis, hence n II CIV
Haven 23d.
Schr V w Simmons, hence ST Wilmington,
N c., 22d instant.
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STEAMBOATS,.
POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY, a
4 ~

49, - April e. 1870;
In order to promote public convenience, the
T TtSsT Wsd On sHs the 2ith instant,
commence their hourly trips from Alexandra
at quarter before q. M, last trip from Alex
ria at D. NJ; first trip from Washington city
at a. m; last trip from Washington city n:
D. m. By this arrangement safe hour ~ com,
m munication may be had with Washington, and
connection made with the 7 clock q. m. train
for Baltimore. hou
usual trips down the Potomac to Cone river
and in .ermediate landings, leaving Alexandra
Tuesday and Friday mornings at 7 2 m;
President Potomac Ferry 20.
SAM'L GEDNEY, Gen. supt. ap Zo.H
NKTAaHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AMI ~
w GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET
COMPANY.
HARPER, will resume her regular * ,.s@N
trips, leaving Baltimore on Sstur- as.as.a1a
day next, Ut o'clock P. m, and returning
viii leave Alexandria every Wednesday morn
ing, at G! O'Clock. For freight apply to
mar 1-9m s. WI hat' ako eH"-
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Fashions EoA CuHpEES..--A New ork
authority says that charnilnE hoTGi5y inr
Young pirls is summer hat OF light biHG or
mink silk, with kind OF coiIurc CT otn9r'der
cd Swiss muslin edged wills VA cnclennc' lace.
A quilting OF silk surrounds the cEoEG %"
and strcamcrs are st the back. broH&2a pIots
are worn with brown or with wl't2 dresses Ou'
black kid boots, cut only bali h!gii' orhal.lcn.
cd with white stitching, ana e!t! ely" .D:.c'TaIy
~ ,i,,. .ii.l.-~. '''' '' &
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ALEXANDRIA AND NJ
ASSAS RAILROAD.
81 sx g Vel 5ssssis5Es seEElss -

On ard after MONDAY, Juno 20. 1871, one
dailo passenger train will run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBUkG, conncci'hg y.
Gordonsvllle, with the Chesapeake ana Vn''
oinia Springs; a. Lynchburg for the Yves: III!
Southwest. and at Washington, to the Nor"
Leave washington daily at G:55 a. IA. AMI
Al5xandria at 300 d. m., arriving AZ '4y"'H'':;*
at sos p. m. o.os -, .rriv,. 3,
Alexandria al 5:2G y. H., ana H. washington
Also daily including Sunday, q pass ser ger ''..,"
throuqh aoitho,st change Of cGrS--StSePL.!!9 g"
attacRed-between w AS d n u ~ :, Ill"
EiCI MOND-msking close CONNECTIONS p:
Rirhmond and Washington in the direct Ii!i1
between New York and the South AtiSn'"
Leave Washington at G:3g p. H.. az: A!eA":!,
dra ut 1925 p m; arrive at Go oo n"
n M. and at Richmond at 2:2O 4. M, cOhHet.-
ine with tram leaving Richmond at 3;50 \. IA
for Petersburg, Weldon and the Southwest
Leave Richmond at 845 p. m, and Gcr!ci:a'
Vile ut l2:46 D. m; arrive at Alexandria ~ o:'
| H., and at Washington at o:oo m, c"hhcs
| inp with earliest trai:S to New YORK :sai
Northwest. ,,,,,,, ..
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH ~:ii
| leave Alexandria at / q. M. pass StrssbUr3 y!
3.45 y. m and arrive ut Harrisonburg Vi . 4,
| D. m. Eastward, leave aarrisoEburg Il! "'''
| q, M pass Strasburg at - q. M, srrlH' ~
Alexandria at as p M, Washington 2.%j ,. III.
and Baltimore st 40 =. N. r..o,.-.
Good connections, By comtorta5Ie Coac ne
are made Gu this line to Middleburg from : nv ne
Plains to Upperyillo, from PIEDMONT 10 ~
from Mount Jackson, and to Rawley and A. A:
gusts Springs and Meyers Cave from Harris
onburg. ,,,-..-, ,.,.,,.,
Both tho Eastward and Westward bo"nt
trains make close connection at stres9urg WIN
Ro1I rnQf II
| chester, Harper's Ferry, &c.
| Through tickets and baggage checked t" z!
prominent points. "
| je LIFT General Ticket \ gent