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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18
EDUCATIONAL

DRlMAHY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
i GIRLS.
Having settled in the vicinity Of Markham,
Manassas Gap Railroad, | will, with compe-
tent assistants, take six girls to educate with my
daughters.
For Scholastic Year, commencing Sept. 10.
Board
~
french ~
-
Music on ~
Payable ono-half in advance.
Refer to: Tho friends and Associatas Of tho
late Prof. Lewis NJ. Coleman, University Of
Virginia.
f. G. Marshall, esq, Fauquier.
RI. Amber, esq. Clifton School, tauqnier.
Major Thomas K. Fo5ter,
Albert Ashley, esq,
Rev. X. Nelson,
Rev. Mr.. Wycr,
John &. Lane, esq Rappshsnnock.
For further particulars, address
Mrs. LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN.
Markham. F%auquier co., Va, ~ l3-lawot
A LENANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL.
The Second Session of this School will com.
mcnce on Monday, September 18th, 1870, and
will close on the last Friday, in June, 1871.
The Instruction will be thorough, and stu
dents will be prepared for college or tho active
business Of lifo.
Pupils will BIO received from The age Of ten
upwards. Catalogues Of tic School will be
found 1t tho bookstores, giving Terms, Refer
enccs and full particulars in regard 10 the
School. &. ). ia
is. BLACKBURN,
Associate Principals.
Alexandria, july l~3-lawtSepl2
TOWER ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL
~-,I- 1-,l- c..... r. ~ IT, .f,IJnnT Ill ..,.
the lst Monday uf September next, and close
the 1st of July followlng; Send Tor CIRCULARS
Address L. L. MCCORMICK.
Aide, Loudoun County, Va.
Aide, Loudoun co W.. je 9-co2m
DAPPAuANNOCk ACADEMY,
II Washington, kapp4hunnock CO., Va.
Tho Classical School heretofore taught III
Mr.. John G. l. mes, in Rappahannock county,
and known rs Rose Hill Academy" will BE-
transferred TO the village Of Washington, two
miles off.
The next session will m on the lSt of
September, and close on the 25th Of June, 1871.
Young men will be prepared for the Univer-
sity of Virginia and other colleges or for the
business pursuits Of life.
The whole cost of board and tuition Will not
exceed $500 for the session Ften m"nLh:.
For particular information, correspond with
Mr.. John 6. Lane, Nj. Middleton Miller, or
with Mr.. II. e.. Motif, nt Washington, Kappa.
hammock co., Va, who will forward circulars
on application
9. II. BARkSDALE, AN. Tn. Of Va,
Rsppahannock CO., is l--on2m Principal.
TLIFFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
Tho Twelfth Session Of this School will begin
on tho 2lst of September, 1870. Terms S3UU,
semi-annually in advance, viz: SEQ on en-
trance, and $3.50 on the 18th Of February.
Washing and towels extra. address
Il. JAQU ELM AMRLER. Principal,
Markham Station, Fnuquicr co, w.
je 30-2aw2w&Go2m
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AGENCIES.

I HAVE this day disposed Of my stock, good
L will and fixtures to VIM. +. HENDEk3DN
who will carry on the Hay, Grain and Feed
business ut tho old stand, 50 and 81 Cameron
street. Thankful for past favors, L hope my GUS
toners and tho public Will patronizs my sue
cosso7 All parties having claims against mo
will please prc:cn. their bills for payment. and
MI parties indebted 10 NC will plcaso come Tor
ward and settle.
JAMES +. HENDERSON.
Alexandria, Va, June II, 1870.
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WHlTTLEShl,
U. 6. COMMISSION e Il,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR II
pILrD II DTHV

-ASD-
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR II
kRUPTCY.
Congress having just amended the bankrupt
law so that nearly sll parties can be discharged
from their debts unobstructod ny the fifty per
cent clause, so-cslled, another opportunity Of
ierS to secure the benefits OF this most elective
and permanent measure Of relief. The above
named will make bankrupt business II in!ty;
will procure discharges On the most moderate
terms, and transact Ill business in that line ut
prices which cannot fell to be satisfactory. Be-
ing u. ). Commissioner, he will cndenror to
visit the different counties on court days, ana
thus save parties the trouble and expense OF
several trips to Alexandria in beginning anu
proceeding with their cases. Discharges can
be obtained here before Register Hill AZ prompt
~ rs in Richmond or elsewhere. and y: much
less expense TO partie; 1t may bo added that
the Bankrupt act, in ccnncctioll wiin the
Homestead exemption, which 1t Is now bel owed
will be secured to The bankrupt undo The bank
rupt law, is the only real relief now olFsrcd 10
psrii $ struggling i'll III" hopeless bondage OF
old debts. Address personally or by letter ut
No. L. south Regal street, Alexandria. liylG.1y
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4 NOALl
COALl

100 tons Shamokin Valley White ASH Cosl-
. superior article-csrgo of schr b. McShsine;
For sale to arrive at lowest market tatoj. Send
your orders to NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO..
jy l4-2w No. t South Whsrves.
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Prince William co, iy l-eots
nANk 0N THE did DnMINION-

DANK OF THE ODD DOMINION.
u Alexandria Va, Juno II, h. 1870.
No ice is hereby given that the countersign.
cd notes of this Bank and its Branch ut Pearls
burg must be presented II, this office for re.
demptien at par On or before tho LIST day Of
July. 1871. or the same will be barred, in con-
iormily with Nh act ofthG General Assembly of
Virginia, passed June 10th, 1870, entitled all
Act for tho relief Of tho Bank Of the Old Do.
minlon."
This Bank having been in II course Of liqul.
dation for the past i've years, and it being very
desirable to close up its business and to redeem
the small amount Of its circulation now out
standing, the holders of its notes aro earnestly
requested 10 present them for payment at an
early day. VIM. II. LAMBERT. Cashier
4. II. MILLER, Prcst, ia 27--laWfm
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WDOD AND COAL.
TAKE NOTICE.
COAL COAL
80 and 90 South Royal street.
Arrived per schr Virginia Emily
One cargo Lee White Ash Stove Coal.
" Baltimore Co.'s w. A.. Coal.
Shamokin Red Ash Coal.
Lyken's Valley Red Ash Goal.
These are the best qualities Of Coal brought
TO this market.
The public and my customers who wish 10
take advantage of the markets and strikes will
do well to call at once and secure their winters
supply. Those who arc not now prepared to
receive their coal, can be supplied any time
wilkin 90 days after the arrival.
10 81 A.. S. PEPENER.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-I have this day disposed Of nay
~ interest in the concern Of FOLSOM,
BRO. g. co. Respectfully. A G.. TOLSON.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-21
SYMPATHY WITH PRUSSIA.
Address of German-Amerieans to the
German People.

The following address, directed to The Gar
man people, has beer prepared by Germans of
New York City, and is open at various public
places for sig natures b. the German Americans.
Il Will be sent to the North German Minister,
at Washington, to b: forwarded b. him to Ger
many. Tue address reads cs follows:
To the German People:
Ey numbering the French aud Roman Ecpub-
lies. the Government OF the Third" Napoleon
gas iraugurate.i The wars IN the Crlmea
and in lsaiS had to surround the newly-erected
imperial throne with the indispensable military
pimbus, and at this moment declaration OF
war, forced in by head and shoulders. and di-
1ected, as is pretended, against Prussia, is to
wipe out the fasco endured in Mexico, and to
fis;ep again the shaking throne OF the usurper
and makc-bate Germany is to suffer now for
the Illustration OF the Mexican intrigue, which
Illustration was caused by the firm attitude OF
the United States, and has become the one III
the flesh OF the Napoleonite. humiliation oil
Germany regenerating and Strengthening her.
self is to pay for the so totally abortive attempt
to be au1lliaryin the destruction uf the repub-
hes. also of the New World, which was intend
ed BY the invasion Of Mexico. The peace ol
| the world will not be secured so long as 9
chance is left 10 that usurper to avert from
himself the consequences of the deep dis5en
sions among the easily y-lnhame1 French nation
by frivolous declarations Of war against othel
States and nations.
Already one BoDaparte has found the emu o
! his excessive ambition on German fields; ma.
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the second soon reach the same fate, for the
measure OF bis crimes; committed against the
hsppiness and peace of society. is full to over.
flowing. The millions of citizens Of German
descent living 10 the United; States cannot for
moment entertain any doubt sbouta the posi-
ton they have to take in the conflict forced
upon the country Of their birth. While they
leave it to the adjusting and. judging time TO
make sober the misled French nation, :sudito
teach it more correct ideas about its own sbaSt
interests and the rights of neighborine nations,
the German citizens Of this Republic cannot
neglect the holy duty Of showing energetic
sympathies for their native country, aud de.
claripg themselves against the usurping enc
my Of liberty and disturber of the. peacezof
nations. We Germau-Am sricaDs entertainTthe
finn confidence that On the other side Of the
ocean not one German will be found who, BY
the lame eyasihn Of the SPHINX at Paris, that
this declaration of war, was direc5ed only
against tho GPrusaian royal family, o and mot,
against the rights, interests and power 0fl a@I
Germany, will be deceived, and We expect that
the whole German people, setting aside, all
particular interests, will unanimously and with
the greatest perseverance, accept the conflict
and fight it out. s'7it 3ll2 i,i'r ri
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THE CAUSE OFTHE WAR.
Benede,.t and King William.

The direct cause of the hnal rupture be-
tween France and Prussia seems to have been,
as the direct causes Of such ruptures are too
often apt to be, personal collision OF an un-
pleasant character between two eminent per-
sonages. These were the King. William, OF
Prussia, and Count Benedetti, the French Am :
bassador at the Prussian Court.
King William was at Ems near Wiesbaden,
a place where neither Majesty nor the
Prussians are particularly admired, but the
waters of which are found to be beneficial to
the venerable and rather morbidly bilious con-
stitutien Of the monarch. Where the King is
there IS the court, and the French ambassador
consequently was at Ems, also conducting the
negotiations set on foot by the sudden explo-
sion of the Prim-B Bismarck contriTsnce for get.
ting a Prussian prince upon the throne Of
Spein. These negotiations were rather deli
fcste. since they were. intended by France to
bring The prsssian sovereign . Eat aisaYowai
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The New York Times of Monday says: "A
swift steamship is being rapidly fitted up un-
der the very eyes of. the Brooklyn navy-yard
officials, with guns, ammunition and stores, to
be used, it is said, as Prussian privateer. The
men have been recruited, and one Of them, in
a conversation with our reporter yesterday,
declared that the vessel would sail out OF New
York to-day. There was q possibility OF iur-
ther delay, he said, but he believed that every
thing would work favorably for ON early ssaIl.
A daring commander has been chosen, VINO ,
was trained in our navy and his men ma are an
n men to be found anywhere. They are plinci-
pally Germans. and are promised q large share
Of the proceeds of their work: YORK = In the eourss
that IT'S an iron brig, of clipper build, was lying
of the Jersey Flats, tsking in cargo of guns
and powder She is q trim, well built vessel,
and could easily be turned to good ac-
count as a privateer. The movements be-
tween this craft and the shore are highly sus.
picious, and 1t Is said that men are being stow
ed away in; her hold. to De brought forth az
! the right. tine for service" .ai... =,
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YIRGINIA Il AFFAIRS-KIR,K KS
a-.r LANES OF THE FOLD. as.

RIoHMoND, July 20.
Judge Guigon this morning decided that
violation of the election law in one ward in the
city yitiated the late municipal election, and
another must be held. .If5,o3ys
B. F. Lindsay. shot for the seduction Of his
wife's sister by Captain W. F. Heyward. her
father, at Chester yesterday, died this morn
ing.
A telegram from Danville, Virginia, says
that q large number OF citizens OF cassville
County, North Carolina, have fed to that place
from Colonel Krk and the North Carolina
State troops. An aged citizen named b vie,
who had been badly beaten BY Kirk's men,
was brought on litter with the flying refu-
gees this mornng. Klrk was still arresting
prominent citizens.
LATER-A telegram from Danville, Va, this
evening, says that Colonel Kirk has arrested
about twenty more prominent citizens Of Cass-
we'll County.
The Hon. Bedford Brown has gone to WASH
ington to see President Grant, and e1-Gov-
ernor Graham will meet him there.
RALRIGH, July 20.
The h1bedS corpus case OF citizens arrested
by Kirk In Alamance County continues before
the ChiefJustice to-day. The arguments are
expected to close tomorrow.
Advices from Casswell County state that l60
to 200 citizens were kept in the courthouse
from P. NJ to 5P. M. W. D. Bowe, one,o Of
those arrested, demanded to know why he was
arrested without warrant, when he was
Knocked down and dragged of. Mr.. Wiley,
another prisoner, was ploughing In his field
when arrested, and, refusing to 60 with them
without warrant, was knocked down and put
on his own horse, with his feet tied under its
belly and his hands behind his back, and car
ried to Kinks court.
The sentinels under Judge Kerrs prison
amused themselves by cursing and revillng.
the prisoners. Ladies have been insulted and
are fieeingto Virginia for protection. r7'7a
Among the arrivals Of Holden's troops: at
Raleigh was company Of negroes, command
ed by negro officers. Both parties are denoun-
cling this outrage as unlawful, despottc and
unnecessary. fi.-'
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ter affliction. Her greatest efforts, the eXer-
ton of all her powers, will become necessary,
in order to contend successfully against the
formidable enemy, but the. unity of the Ger
man people will speedily follow, and by infam-
ing the patriotic enthusiasm, awaken her
latent powers. Her ally will be the necessity
(by the will of Proridence) for the Germanic
It at the same time. The benedictions of all
the Germans in America will follow the Ger
man armies. We shall feel heavy sorrows for
them, but our confidence will never be shaken
in the belief that they will prove themselves
worthy of the. great destiny to which Germany
Is called. II. ...t.---.., '.-,...g!i I
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DEATH OF THE FRENCH MINISTER.
WAsHraros, July %.

wAsHnaroN, July 20.
Presost-Paradol. the French Minister to the
United States, committed suicide this morning,
at two o'clock, by shooting himself with pis-
toll His mind yesterday seemed wandering
and disturbed, though he was engaged in busi
ness until late hour. 1t is supposed he COM
mltted the deed while laboriug under fit Of
insanity produced by overwork and the intense
heat. ..art r-' 'G'i s..-i '
Paradol, though evidently partially derang-
ed. made preparation for some accident. He
wrote to the chancellor of legation on Monday,
at Washington, giving directions regarding
his children and servants. ~ -A..Al
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ACTIVITY IN FENIAN CIRCLES.

PHILADELPHIA, July 20.
James Gibbons, the chairman Of the Fenian
Executive Committee, has issued the follow :
ing, in view OF the imminency Of general
European war, and a strong probability OF
England being engaged In It '''That general
committee Of Irish Nationalism, irrespective
of party differences, be held in Cincinnati on
August Esd, to adopt such measures as will
best promote the cause of Irish independ-
euce.n
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Baron Gerolt, the Prussian Minister, is at
New York, and refuses to receive visitors.
General Sherman will remain in Washington
to reorganize the army.
fatal affray occurred at Lynchburg, Va,
between Colonel E. C. Randolph and Lewis
Wimbush and John Wimbush, Jr. The quar-
relarose from the sale OF some land. Randolph
was killed in his Office, receiving five wounds
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-21
THE G EoRGIA LEGISLATURE.

ATLANTA, July 20. q
The question OF the ineligbility of Aaron
Alpeoria Bradley was being discussed He
was making his defence. ssi -
A resolution was offered by Tweedy that no
election be held until the admission Of repre-
sentatives in Congress, and that all election
laws repugnant to that be repealed. This reso-
luton was adopted in Republican caucus.
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THE SENTIMENT OF FRANCE.
Scene in the French Corps Legislatif-
Protests Against the yyar--Posstion OF
the Liberals.

Especial Telegram 20 the New Yors Tribune.l
LoNDoS, July II.
The first glimpse Of the true history OF the
declaration OF war is obtained to-day from the
Paris papers containing the repo7: Of Fridays
debate IN the Corps Legislatif, Of which the
accounts by telegraph were no better than car
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THE GERMAN PRESS.
views Of Leading German Newspapers
on the European War Question
Prussia Fully Sustained and the
French Denounced.

The leading topic Of discussion in the edito-
rial columns of the German press ofNew York,
Saturday, was, of course, the declaration OF
war between France and Prussia. The follow
inc trans!ations from the various Journals will
be ;oand Of interest TO OUR readers:
THE SEw-YoRKER DEMoKRAT.
The New-Yorker Demokrat says: WAR has
been declared, and that has been done. as a
:eie-ran states. by the French Corps Legisla-
III. the meaning Of which can 5e only ihst Thai
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The persecution of the colored cadet at Wesk
Point having been brought to the notice oftne
War Department the Secretary Of War has or
dered court Of inquiry.
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Dtstrust OF Belgium.

frontier, - - = 5ii
z'.-'',,., Tbe No,tb German steamers.
'l-':7sssi LONDON, July is..
The steamship Leipzig, of the North German
Lloyds, will not sail. for Baltimore, as adver-
tised. She win be detained at Southampton
until further orders from Germany. An Prus-
Sian merchant vessels nowin British ports will
remain. The crews have been discharged and
ara now returning home. There are; In, Brit,
isb norts many. German .colliers., These, too
have been ordered to remain, lest thelrcasgoes
fall into the hands of the French. ~ .l-s,
900, in In,n 10
...,s,. -. a. 80, -, ,toro,r j.
.,a I,os,h,,,nn ] .s.,n.tl ens and ~ cinber words
~ ta,ss-an,os .TSo,r.,,ant,c co,Snan,es look
,ngt,sse Interests Of an classes Of their. Gus
tomerTin the IJnttedys States, have arranged 10
aend their fore,rn bnsiness via lines outs.deSof
France which tbey. are m,te capable of doing
having direct cable. on one hand to Holland
and Prussia and ON the other hand the, Fall
,Gmo,fl, Tjsbon Gibraltar and Malta cable. by
.sshich thsy are !abissto reach direcs lines To-
=Itaiy and The interior. States. as well as those
reaching further sast, 4 ;.o.Z .1fz =. i ,i.
1.-THE French Ministry lave submitted to the,
Corps LegslatM q = project of5law pfoMoltngl
the pubncationi the pubic Journals oi nior Or
military oner,aiions. The violations OF, this
law ara to be pnnishable by- fines Of 5000 to TO-
wv ,rancs; anu ' sesonu unsne -
,l1'sar .no - = = -. -. :.
Se.s;e 1 'e''''p ~ 80. 1,,n 10
.... ,5,Ss, tN' !. ~, "a,
InetMotnlng Post mas . .Noueae iespea ~
Gle today containing tne me- Io9oWng senVenee
"Any Violation or Belgian territory enos Eng
lands neutraiity -. 7si,ss5, ST, ~ 49, ,9s;
Holland and Rs..a. n ssss's nsasra.y '';ns ,ai
-, rr ls,S uy
The Gaufois says the :Engsisn GoVernment
instructed Iofu Lyons 1sN oo"niuhie'Oe WIN
the Duke Hae Srammons on thes! suDlecta tne
neutrality Of Holland, which England, Nisn-
: es stipulated. There Is no doubt: thats France
will willingly guarantee this :Thes Ga9lois
adds thatsweden,, aceording to dispat9he re-
~ a. I>sE = I - NI IFE-
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SPECIE" SHIPMENTS.

NRw YORK, July 20.
The Java takes out 81 800, 600; the Colorado,
$500 900. a-... ..NI.....-
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VOLUME x.--NUMBER l42
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
po,nts or Prussian Occupation.

- fARlS, July 10 Z u.
At noon to-day Prussian force occupied the
following points: saarbruck, in Rhenish Prus-
sis, and Newburg, in Rhenish Bavaria. Both
of these towns are directly on the frontier.
They also had force concentrated at Linden,
In Hesse Darmstadt.
tits now generally believed that Russia sus-
tains Prussia. so. -.
The Cloche, Red Republican organ, holds
the Empire answerable for war without pre-
text.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-09-08
I s. BURKHART,
"THE MORNING GLORY"
Lit,le6cld's Patent Improved Base Burning
COAL STOVE.

In this pattern Of TuK MoRSiSG GLoRr.
several new and important features have
been embodied, which can only be seen to
be admired. This new stove is made en-.
lirely Of cast iron, so fitted as 10 be air tight.
hut can be made with sheet iron upper
section when preferred by the purchaser.
It's ornamental finish il drapery, making II
q handsome piece of furniture, far more SO
than any stove heretofore made. Its in.
ternal construction, though resembling
some Of the former patterns Of The Morning
Glory is quite different, making il more
durable, and far less difficult 10 be repaired
Tbe castings are Of the highest order, fully
equaling the finest castings made in this
country.
Among the many ADVANTAGES In the use
Of the Morning Glory are the following -
/, Continuous Burning. ., Quality OF the
Heat. 3. Ventilation through the stove.
!, Antitrust Stove. o, No Escape Of Gas.
d, Economy of Fuel.
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q READING n. h.

rHf a. Ee
Through Route 70 the SusquehsnnAi +,
YTyHE sbomctin 4 1'revorton Railroad
l. hsing completed, . through route 10
opened betUeen Hernaou ION the Susque-
banua Rivcr) aud PbilsdslrhjA Trsins
will run as follows:
EASTWARD. q.
No. ! Psssenge. leaves Trevorton' 8 10
q M; Sbsmokin s 40 q m; arrives st Phil
sSelpbia at ] O0p IN. gois iastlo
No. 8 Passenger leaves Hcrndon st . 50
. in,; Trevorton 10 OF M; Shamokin
10 IS M; arrives at Phils at 45p m.
No. @ mixed, leaves Hcrudon At 3 40
Trevorton 12 m,; 6hsU okin ~ 81 p M, !;
arrives at Potts,i lille at 9 10 p m. 'af ie
WESTWARD. l-anss,
No. g, Passenger. Leaves Philadelphia
8 10 IN Shamokin 4 90 p m Trevorton
4 80 y 10 arrives at Herndon at 8 % p N.
No. 8, pixei, Leaves Ashland st 30
a m; SLnmokin Q 80 m srrives u Trs-
vovton 10 OF m; Hsrndon ~ 70 p n.
No. 10, mixed, Leeves Ashland a 00'
p m; 6bsMos,n 4 IS p n; arrives ~
Trevoriss st 9 30p N. t.'sa 20
Passenger trains Nos. and make
At Beading for Allcaiown, New
York, Lebanon. Harrisburg, Columbia
spd Lspcamsr. Tfs'in sief
pessssrsevs svr'viss II ehsnekin vie
n @ n ", sLevt 10 =, san senneet With
Ne 9 Passenger. q 70 @ ee. Sss ehilas