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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
William Ifitcliuian,
Alexander shaier,
James Galway,
james 8. Nennessy,

Tie Charter says the Fire Department shah have
for It's head board TO consist OF five PERSONS to be
known as "Flre Commissioners Of the city Of New
YORK." who shall be appointed BY the Mayor for the
terms OF five years respectively, aud each OF said
commissioners shall receive on annual salary Of
5000
There shall be IN this department two bureaus.
The CHIEF officer OF the first baIeau shall be called
the Chief Engineer. The chief officer Of the other
bureau shall be called inspector OF Fire Apparatus,
The bureau OF the head OF which shall be the In
spectOr OF Fire Apparatus Is charged with the duty
OF fulfilling all other dutles connected with the Fire
Department except such as are performed by the
Chef Engineer and the assistant engineers.
The old fire commissioners are disposed OF as fol.
lows:-The City OF New York is also hereby excepted
from the provisions Of an act entitled an act to Gre
ate Metropolitan Fire district ana establish Fire
Department therein, passed March 80, 1865, and the
acts amendatory thereof and anv sections OF stat
utes and provisons OF law which created said dis
trlct ore hereby repealed.
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Alexander Frear.
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS.

James M. Macgrea0r.
Tdere shall he department, says section ninety
seven Of the new Charter called the Department OF
Buildings" the chief oncer Of which shall be called
the superintendent OF Buildings who shall pe ap
pointed by the Mayor for term Of four years. Any
vacancy shall be filed by similar appointment for
like term. The powers and duties OF said depart
ment its officers and employees and snbordinates
shall continue as now authorized by special laws
except as modified or repealed pythis act in rela
lion TO the superintendent OF Buildings.
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was elected member OF the Assembly and IN lS0t
state Senator. The following year ne was deiestea
member Of the Assembly and was reelected last
year. During the rebellion Mr.. Fields was az
democrat. He is At present one OF the leadir mem
bers OF the Tammany organization and ,xossess". xo
considerable influence. - Po''0"e0'
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
Peter II. Swecny,
Robert j. Dillon,
HeHry Hilton,
AndroSv Fl. Green,

The Department OF Public Parks, says the new
Charter shall control ana manage all public par ks
ana public places above Canal street which are Of
the reality OF the city OF New York.
This department shall be nnder the charge OF q
board to consist OF five members, who shall be ap.
pointed by the Mayor, and shall respectively hold
Onice for terms OF five years
All provisions OF law which provide for the main
powers and devolve duties upon, or award allowance
for carriage hire 10, the Commissioners OF the Cen
trail Park, or prOvlde salary TO the Comptroller Of
said Park, shall apply to the Department of Parks
hereby established and to the Commissioners and
Comptroller thereo! respectively.
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srnsa nnla.~
~s Department.

i"o Department.
j. s. BoSwORTH
" Wv ~e', known as O democratic politician to re-
qnire an extended notice. He was appointed by the
law of 1864, was previously Judge OF the Supreme
Court and stands high In the confidence OF the
Board. lie was reappointed on the Board during
the present session OF the Legislature. He is now
As o legal authority in the Boards Of Police Excise
ana Health he IS looked up to- ana fills The ONCE
with great credit to himself and satisfaction to the
public.
HENRY SMITH.
The second on the list OF the appontces to the
new Police Department Is Henry Smith, Q prominent
republican OF the First ward. Mr.. Smith Is one OF
the most active business ana oflcal men in the city,
and has for many years been prominently connected
with the shipping interests OF the port. He is pres
ident OF the Bowling Green Savings Bank, one Of the
directors OF the Peoples Line OF Steamboats, on the
Hudson, Q Director OF the New Haven Railroad Com.
pany president OF one OF the ugb0at associations
and the owner individually 0f several private
81 ,ne o. Roase N
right to hold once for the second time being now In
litigation, however, BY reason OF the fact that he
was at the time OF hts election police commits.
sioner, and ne was also ex oNcto, as 9 member Of
the Old police commission, member Of the Boards
feature OF Mr. Smiths history is the fact that ne
manages to find time to attend punctually 70 all
these manifold duties besides numerous 0,ners we
w0t not Of" and Is one Of the most genial ana hos
pitable members OF the Americus Club which p0dy
made MIN the recipient OF an elegant service OF
silver valued at S2500 as mark Of appreciation OF
MS many admirable qualities.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN
retains his position on the Police Board. He was
born in this city IN 1922, and received fair educa-
tion. AS young man he served through several
years as an active member Of the Fire Department.
He subsequently became, q captain of police under
the old department. which position he held until
elected to tue bench. AS q judge he performed his
o1cial duties to the satisfaction OF all parties. In
1862 he was nominated by Tammany and Mozart for
the ofce OF Comptroller OF the city, and was elected,
serving out the tern In 1858 the democratic major
ity 10 the Legislature elected n,m Commissioner
Of Metropolitan Police position he still hoids
BENJAMIN F. MANIRRRE.
BENJAMIN +. Manierre was for many years o pro.
minent politician Of the Eighteenth ward and dur.
ing the early part OF the war held seat as State
Senator ana Assembyman for several terms from
this city During the draft riots Of 1868 Mr. Manerre
one OF the special objects OF the turbulent spirits
that made the metropolis pandemouiun, and his
property was ven2efully threatened with the n0en-
diary torch. On February 49, 1863 he was appointed
o member OF the Board of Police Commissioners
under the old charter, and now, upon the superse-
dure OF that body by the new charter creating the
Police Department. ne IL appointed by Mayor Hall
q member OF the new Boars. lie was er 0DiciO as
Police Commissioner a member OF the now defunct
Board OF EXCISE.
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black hatr ana whiskers. dressed in black coat and
pants, was found yesterday In the sewer foot Of
Desbr0sses street.
At meeting Of which Mr.. william l. WHEY was
chairman, held at the Bloomingdae Exchange losth
street and Ninth avenue on Saturday night. resolu<
tions In praise OF the charter and in word wcrshilp
NJ. Tweed, we're passed amid the usual enthusiasIns
Yesterday onicer Irving Of the Twentv-hrst pre- =
cinct arrested Louis Appel, Keeper OF lager beer
Thomas Sevin OF No. COS Third avenue who res
ceiyed severe scalp wound In falling TO the sdoR
walk.
II seems TO be settled that on the reorganization
Of the Police Board to-day Superintendent Kenned1
Will tender his resignation and Captain John J0ur4
dan be appointed to the vacated once. It 10 rumore6
the COurs OF Common Pleas this spring and give way
for democratic Commissioner tn the Police Board1
James Henuessy and John Alexander were yester<
day brought before Justice Ledwith, charged by
John Miller, OF Nc. 800 East Sixteenth street. vita
robbery and assault. At three O'Clock on Sunday
morning Miller was passing the corner ~ Egnteentn
seized him by rne throat from behind, garrcssin4
and beating him severely. The robbers only fouhQ
neS we're hea pVa to bail 70 answer at
Special Sessions.
The report OF the Central Park Meteorological Det
partment for the week endna April, o 1870, show4
the following conditions OF the weather during tnae
period:-Barometer 29852 inches; maxA
mum, at nine A. NJ April Q, 80 i2s; minimum, at fouS
Mean, AL degrees: maximum at four =. NJ. April 81
G65 minimum at six p NJ. April A. 800; range, 80. q
Rain fell April 3, 4, and Q. having total duratoM
OF 45 hours ana 30 minutes Total depth OF wateQ
for the week, 1859 inches. Distance travelled by tld
wind during the week, 1913 miles.
An inquest was held yesterday at the German HOSE
pital Seventy street and Fourth avenue, b1
Coroner Flynn on the body Christian Faebe, q PAD
tjept who committed suicide by hanging himself I'd
the supply pipe OF the water tQnk in the 0uth0usq
days in ihe hospital. and WAS suffering from kidney
disease. According to the testimony Of Or. RedeiS
house physician OF the hospital deceased exhibited
no symptoms OF insanity. Deceased was :hrty-nv0
years OF age and native Of Germany.
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MAILS FOR EURcps.

The Hamburg mail steamship Allemannia wit
leave stis port on Tuesday for Plymouth, Cherboura
and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Onicl
at twelve O'Clock noon.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edltion for Europe-w0
be ready at ten O'Clock in the morning.
Simple copies, in wrappers for mailing, eix cents
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NJ ~ 3n continues On the lsth Of August 1874,
.Aited states court charging him with the publica-
ton OF sedlnons and reasonable articles, but ater
an examination or several days the complaint was
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NEW YORK CITY NEWS.


The following record win show the changes IN the
temperature Of the weather for the past twentyfour
hours In comparison with the corresponding day or
last year. as indicated BY the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, corS
NJ
The New York herald., 1870-04-11

1ebate ana nnally, without cotton, The meeenR ady
lournod. For the nrst tfno since the 0rganiHaueRl
OF the society there were present representatives or
Pennsyvania.
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DEPARTMENT Of PUBLIC CHARITIES AND
CORRECTION
james ID. Nicholson,
James Bowen,
Isaac Bell,

james ID. Nicholson,
James Bowen,
Isaac Bell,
Owen w. Brennan,
Alexander Frear.
Tho new Charter says:-The Department Of Public
Charities ana Correction shall hereafter be composed
OF and have for its head o board Of five persons,
which board shall possess all the powers and dts
charge all the duties now conferred upon such de-
partment by special laws and by provisions Of chap
$40 OF the laws OF ls6O and acts and parts OF
aMendatOry thereto. except AZ the same are m0di-
ned or repealed by the provisions OF this act. The
said commissioners herein provided for shall be ap-
pointed by the Mayor for the terms OF Ave years re-
spectyely and each OF said Commissioners shall
ceive the salary now designated to such ONCE.
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The body OF drowned man, about forty years ola,
black har ana whiskers. dressed in black coat and
pants, was found yesterday In the sewer foot Of
Desbrosses street.
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Wilson =; =; @.,uni.
William Wood,
John 7. Agnew,
Hugh Smith,

The ninety ninth section Of tb1 new Charter says
tnat there shall be Depsrtventlof Docks, the neag
OF which shall be board Consisting OF nve Persons
residing In the city OF yew York, to be appointed
by the Mayor, who Shall hold ONCE FOR the term OF
Ave years, and shall possess such powers and per.
form such duties and receive such compensation as
shall be established and defined by the Comms-
sioners OF uc Sinking Fund OF the city OF New York,
and who may, In the performance OF such duties.
expend annually for the repair or reconstruction OF
the wharves, piers and slips OF said city not more
than $360,0O0,
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The Excise Department.


This member Of the Excise Board is prominent
citizen OF the Ninth ward, and couple Of years ago
was candidate for Member OF Congress from his
district He was OF the most extensive and sue.
cess1ul brewers in the city, and is consequently
closely Identified with the liquor interest. This lat
ter fact alone proves how strong the desire Is on
the part Of the munlctpO leaders to subserve the IN
erests OF that large class Of citizens who deal
In liquor and to give them chance OF being fairly
represented and protected III their rights. Mr. Price
we believe, has retired from active BUSINESS but de.
votes time and attention to the interests OF that
large class Of our ctiZens through whom lie has ac-
quired the independence he now enjoys.
JOHN II. WILLIAMS,
another member Of the Excise Department was an
earnest advocate OF the hquor interest in the Assem-
bly,, Of which body he was member He, Ike Mr.
Price, was formerly engaged In the brewery busI.
ness and, ike him. Is possessed OF independent
means, and OF desire to AID his former pafous.
hAETIN NACHrNAN,
one OF the new COMMISSIONS rs Of the Board OF Ex-
else, Is member OF the present Legislature lie is
native OF Roltenpack Bavaria, where he was born
in 1888. When fifteen years OF age be came TO this
country ana entered The establishment or Harper
Brothers, where he Is Still employed as an Adams
press printer. In 1868 he was elected member of
the state Assembly, and was reelected last year.
The New York herald., 1870-04-11

Yesterday oficer Irving, Of the Twenty first pre-
cnct arrested Louis Appel, keeper OF lager beeB
saloon, No. 874 Third avenue, for throwing QUE
Thomas Slevin, OF No. COS Third avenue, who ros
ceiyed severe scalp wound in falling 10 the sidoe
walk.
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w
Average temperature for corresponding cate
Weekly average Observation-Disclosures 40
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

visions Of law which created said dstrics are hsrepy
repealed.
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The Fire peparim enf.
W1vIIkM nITrHNAN

at present Speaker Of the State Assembly and ap-
pointed commissioner OF the Fire Department, is a
native OF this city, and was born November lS 1890.
He received good education. and entered into
business as clerk. In 1869 he was elected School
Trustee OF the Nineteenth Ward, and in 1862 Com
missioner of the same ward. TWO years later he
was chosen Commissioner for the Seventh District,
aud in 1867 was elected delegate to the state Con-
irct. In 1865 he served as member OF the Assembly,
Of which he was elected Speaker. He was reelected
and served last year. and 10 at present serving his
third term as Assemblyman and second as Speaker.
JOHN J.-BLAIR.
Mr.. Blair Is one Of the members Of the present
Legislature, and is now one OF the Commissioners OF
the Fire Department.. He was born In this CITY, re.
ceived common school education. studied law and
was admitted to the bar. In 1856 he was appointed
lieutenant Of police. position he filled wlh energy
Marine corps. In 1858 he was elected member OF
the Assembly, and was reelected last year by o
greatly increased majority.
ALEXANDER sHALER,
President Of the late Board Of Fire Commissioners
and Commissioner of the new Board, Is well known
to the citizens OF Naw York. He q republican,
ana has been for some years prominent In politics.
During the rebellion he served with distinction, OBJ
tanning the rank Of brgadier general for skill and
gaiantry. General Shaer was appointed a Fire
Commissioner by Governor Fenton and was elected
President oi the Board BY his associates
JAMES T. HENNEssY.
member OF the new Board Of Fire Commission
ers, is President Of the Emigrant Savings Bank, in
Chambers street, and was at one time prominently
ted with the old Volunteer Fire Department
to the efciency Of which he materially contributed
Mr.. Hennessy has been Identified with every move
ent for years past tenGing to the preservation Of
the city from hres and his experience IN the old de-
partmen viii make his services in the new OF great
value.
JAMES GALWAY.
Mr.. Galway, the fifth member Of the new Fire De.
parlInent Is a gentleman well known a. an ener-
getc accession to the field OF local politics. and sue.
cecded the late Joshua g. Able as member OF the
Old Board Of Fire Commissioners.
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nADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTIC Or
IL deenon from business, for strictufs fisula, Piles,
Diseases Of the Pelvic viseora Diseases ami Deformes o}
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person.
HENRY a. DANIELS, NJ. D., la Lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-04-11

GYPHER Co, 557 BROADWAY, HAVE NOW ON
hand large variety Of carved antique Furniture Chinss
Sc also large and extensive assortment OF class secs
esst city mahera ~ large Mnnte and Pier Mirrors Pan9
of Art or sae caeap AL goods a.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. Robert e. Scott, formerly CT Virginia,
died i'm hlahnmn i~'- .i-y- 49, ''t. Scott
was for many yclrs 4 prominent member oil
the Richmond bar, and once L leader OF the
Democratic party. He removed TO !Alabnma
about fifteen years ago: he wa; about seventy
years OF age
Suit has been entered against The city Of
Richmond, by the family Of Mr.. Winston: who
was drowned ia The dock there some weeks
ago, on the ground that the authorities could
have prevented the accident by providing pro-
per lights and blrrca'lrs along the dock.
Gov, Walker has made rrquislLon on the
Governor of Maryland Tor the delivery and re,
turn OF WIN. Light, fugitive from justice
charged with having committed rape III the
comfy n Frederick.
William T. Cameron has become one OF the
editors Of the Ri:llmnnl Wing, aud. i'll con-
junction with the present staff, will conduct The
paper during the absence Tor some months OF
the senior editor
There is to b. granite III onumrnt erected i'll
the Monroe circle" at Hollywood cemetery,
to the memory OF DR.. Lawrence koaue Warning,
the benevolent physician OF Richm rnl who
died Il lew months ago.
James Barbour Of Cupepcr, has been ,sso-
ciatel with Mr. j. e.. Sou hall IN the editorial
conduct of the Richmond Enquirer We well
come Mr.. B. n the editorial ranks.
Gov. Walker has made John Cooley, colored,
a messenger 10 the Capitol, Cooley was one of
the best workers the Conservative cause had in
Rich mond during the late campaign.
Resolutions were adopted by the Legislature
Of W est Virginia. on Saturday, for the i'm.
parchment of Judge Nathaniel Harrison, of
that State.
Snow fell yesterday in Richmond all day. but
the weather was too warm Tor it to remain.
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letter Remembrance.

(Corrcspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. !
ATLANTA, Illinois, Feb. 1.-My spirit wings
its flight to that home where l spent my hap
pipsL days home of my
ch!dhoods sports and rsmbles but time has
brought changes TO VII that were dear to Inc
there. The old home-oh! how solitary
look around Inc, but stranger meets me on
every hand | csll--"Friends of my youth,
where are ye?' Echo ansWers-Where? l have
the Gazette before me that just commences its
SEVENTEEN year. Well do l remember how wo
used TO resd that paper when we were children,
blazed so brightly from that old franklin stove,
and our lamps gave such mellow light newly
trimmed every day from the cask OF Captain
Barnardfs pure sperm oil. And now l read
tho account of the Watch Night, obs arved in
the old Methodist Episcopal Church, where
names arc familiar as taking part in the SER
vices. Thomas Dsvy. William N. Berkley
and Mr. Clark. These sound like AUD lang
syne" l read on, but cannot lind The names
of John Creighton, ST.. Benjamin Waters, John
Wood, John Sha1Kletord, and ever so many
others, that used to fill places in that dear old
church. Where are they: Singing the song
Unto Him that loved us, and washed us from
our sins in His own blood, and hath made us
kings and priests unto God and His Father. -
| notice, also, the death of Jacob David APP
pich Jr. David WAS my scholar long years ago.
l think | never had to rcprove him for miscon-
duct He WAS always Obedlent, docle and
kind. ! wonder if any of those bova and girls,
now men and women, ever remember their old
school teacher, Miss Julia ?" Though many
years have como and gone, every scholar is
still remembered by her, in her far distant
home, and oft times she has told the prairie
children of Illinois the grand times We used to
have in Alexandria. Tell me do they have
such tine partes, steamh Dat rides and pcnics.
as we used to, when you and were young"
D. NJ S
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REMAEKs.-The market opened without any
marked improvement in Flour. The ohrrInga
Of Wheat amounted TO only $40 bushc- Of rcd
which sold at 49, l2l and l25 demand mod"r-
Ate. Corn WAS quiet; offerings Of 1870 bushels
wtite, but no sales reported 2GGD bushels ml!-
ed. with sales at 50, S. ST and s., and POO bush
els yellow, which old 1T So. No sales .! Rye
raporLed, and hut little Offering. SALES Of Oats
at Sc: Offering; of $50 bushels.
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STEAM BOATS.
-TnA POTOMAC FERRY COMP y
r:aIiss1EG STEAMERS;


gstE9sEzz2 STEAMERS:
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA ana
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
!esve according to following schedule: Wss:.
inetOn and Alexand rIa each hour during tie
day. beginning first trip at >. m, and making
is:t ,-ip rom either city at p: 10.
5. S. HOWISON,
l.cDI-tf Prest Potomac Ferry Co.
80. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
&.EIA TOWN.
1umsn Line Of Mail Steamers, SAILING IRON
New York Every Saturday, M"
Alternate TUESDAYS.
p,rrsoFpAssAGE RYTHEsATuRpAi STEAMER
First Cabin, payable III gold Liverpool OF
Queenstown, SlUu
Stcerage payable III currency -A''o' po'' %
Queenstown, 500.
PASSAGE by THE TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HAL
lFAX.
First Cabin, payable IN gold Liverpool o
Queenstown, $50; Halifax, so 1t. J"tN
y T., by branch steamer, Fi0
::lcnragc. payable III currency l4iVerpoo1 Q?
OuecEstuwn, $50; Halifax, SID; - JoLh : NJ
r by branch steamer, $50.
Tickets sold TO and from Eng!anl ireland
and the Continent at moderate rates.
For further lntnrmatl0n apply 81 the Ie!H-
''''' HUuE, WEDDERBURN & Co,
ana, Is-ly gents, AleXs., Va
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HOME INDUorEl.
SASH, DOOR AND FRAME
FACTORY

Corner Queen and Fairfax Ste, ALEXIS.
We kavo now made up 500 doors Of all slz".,
from - 10 $40; SOC Windows Of SASH, gszri
and unglnzed, cheap; 300 pairs Blinds, All
sZcs; 1900 feet MoulGngs, 10 different pat.
terms. VIII make NJ short notice Window AMI
Door Frames, Brackets, SC, Newes, Bntus-
t.rs and HydrantS constantly on hand. Lbrr-
Ill discount: made t. dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves. We feel
confident that we can please our customers.
Planning, Tongue and Growing, Saw ing,
Turning und Scrol-Sawing done in the best
manner.
Plans anL specifications furn shcd - parli".
contracting with rs Tor building lnr'orisls
,snr1 RlSIEILL s. HODGE.
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An attempt by Mexican troops to assassinate
Lerdo dc Tejada aud proclaim Santa Anna, has
been discovered in the city of Mexico and irus
trated. The ringleaders We're arrested and
lodged in prison.
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RAILROAD LIN -
ALEXANDRIA AN /
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NEW TIME TABLE, IGRT TRAIN FOB
RICHMOND
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PAS
SENGER TRAINS CHANGED.
DAY TRAIN FOR l. y y T. II u ~
On and after MONDAY, February 18th. 1870.
and until further notice, through and loca!
passenger trains vii! run between N"-hIngto"
and Alexandria, - follows:
Through Day Trains, Sundays inc'udcd-
Le.re Washington, Southwark bound, Mary
land Avenue Depot, ut 7.l0a. III. Leave Alex,
sndriA, Northward bound, corner Duke and
Henry streets, ~ 5:35 p. III.
Through Night Trains. Sundays excepted
Leave Washington, Southwark bound, Mary
land Avenue Depot, at 600 p. m. Leave Alex
:ndria, Northward bound, corner Duke ana
Henry streets, ut ESQ q. N.
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS between Washing
ton and AleXandra (Sundays cXccpted.)
Leave Washington, Mary avenue Depot
III I:l5, 6, 9, 10 and ! n. m, Hnd !, ana / ~
j. m nnd (:iundavs ncludedl II 80 p. III.
Leave Alexandria corner 81. A~alh "!'l
hlny slr,.ui2 ~ t. : g. III ADD II = m, and !, :,
:: anI ~. tat rnl corner Duke ANA Henry &l-'
"a u. Ia.
ROUND TElr IItk IT Parties purri'as E
lng round trap lcle,s for evening special Trains
unL ~! returning ~ai!" evening, rHiI IN i" "'''
ui such tickets in I.aymnmL "' a:" on HIIV i'"'H'
rrain on following day.
fAHt. For evening special trmlt. EiiS CENT,
l,r round trip Tickets !,r saline {" he o"ls
nnlv u. AlrIandria ticl;nl o.!irn on Tu'- la s.,
THURSDAYS an! saturdays, after @rP=Tt"Fr - -
go o. 4 STEVENS, Gen. %up..
". j. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. tch 80