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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

The Paris mob is in the hands of the Yer
sailes Army. The suppression of the riot
for to this complexion the last days opera
lions reduce twas completed yesterday
morning at a blow. The Buttes of Monmar-
ire, on which the insurgents had concentrated,
by instinct rather than under orders, for
final effort at impossible defense, were
carried by assault and the rioters dispersed
or captured. Several thousand prisoners
are reported taken. Certainly the captures
in the desultory street fighting must have been
numerous, and the Versailles Government
doubtless basin its hands many thousands whom
it will be greatly troubled to dispose of with
out embarrassment A question as serious IA
the suppression of the rebellion cOnfrOnts Nj.
Theirs in this moment of victory and renewed
strength, and on his policy toward the poor
vagabonds whom he has taken will largely
depend the continuation OF his power. lie
has already proclaimed that severe measures
were to be pursued toward the rlngleaders,
and it will be very diiiucult to excite much
sympathy for Dombrowski, Assy, Pyat, Roche
fort. and like violent lunatics of the Commune.
But nothing will justify, to Paris, at least, the
harsh punishment of their captured followers
if indeed their numbers did not render it well
nigh impossible to call them to account Their
punishment will iall upon the whole city.
Their madness has put back the cause in which
they first enlisted indefinitely, and France may
now deny the Communal rights which two
months ago the Assembly was disposed to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
AN ACT OF UNCONDITIONAL SUBMISSION


The Treaty. proyes 10 be an dDsO1u,SS S GU,
,,ar NJ every point tor which successive 49,. Nun
Sents have conteudcd IL commences VII, S,,nnsr
G analogy which was demanded In vain ny .i n for
nd Mr. Fish; and the English Commissioner ~ hays
49, oSps, pIrpose OF humsliating tier CO"a' ,,h,eh
n,,fea The 6hnder OF declaring that Tue -" rs not
oe,ize for the purpose OF cOmpens aon WIS
IN force when the supposed liability "s T litigation
rensity inflicted for the breach OF legal rhe
would have been comparatively ,omaaS 5dd on tho
evrise for their Inconsistency - I,uu"su 10
prSfessed desire OF the English So,,Sn limited
cultivate friendly relations WIN bNen woven
Sf,tes A thinner vail could not nave DettII.en rs
10 disguise tks true motive Of ub,Gaded 80 Hanger
ia nnt easy 10 understand the iuininercc oi w AZ
which sesms 10 have heightened the ,os,d only have
rte worst the American 81 eredo. aud h Is nos
likely that so coarse menace was nsea 70 ICES iy "a
,5rSs;afc The triumph OF MS eoGH5y, 40 Ord russell
uirst the Treaty with the dispatches o ~ Ternards
IN 80 carendon and above all with M hilee 10
syceIient treatise which from this time v,esses gem
- Nos ,rTri4,ng either that Mt Shmnei u thinks 10
aI ,fsucfion with the Treat, or tht,nsl mont Of
nv, r''le 10 lnfiUt England tie adU0I' PERHAPS
irsT,n, p rb,ratiJn exclusively on. I'm viii DO al.
No nofS generous section OF as foI5 b,fe secured
lsNad with Ito aml 10 reNeu.N VIZ" w.
Inr ,li raa, AUd imaginary VhenoeS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
THE TREATY Of WASHINGTON.
LITTLE PROGRESS MADE IN THE SENATE
YESTERDAY

MIR. CAssERLY's OBJRCTIONS-OTHER SPEECHES
TO BE NADIA VOTE EXPECTED THIS AR-
TBRNOON OR EVENING.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIL. TRIBUNgI
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. May %, 1871.
The Senate spent five hours to-day in secret
session the Treaty. and made real progress for the
whole time was occupied by Mr. Cssserly. He objected
10 the instrument in detail, and made severe OBJ
scrvations tho British Lon but 1t n certain that
ho will vote against 1t the nol ballot Many Senators
suggest amendments, which they have hardly hope Of
carrying, and others crticsc tho Treaty as OF
relieving their conseences feeling all the time that they
are Obliged to accept It, Close observers confident
that not moro than IL will vote against ratification
At tho close OF Dir. Casserys remarks Mr. Corbct OBJ
tanned the floor He will probably speak two or three
hours tomorrow and there Is possibility that Garrett
Davis may want TO be heard again. not 10 ment.)n
etkars still the expectation il general that nai vote
will DO reached tomorrow afternoon or evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

this assass;n's fri'l ia ended, othcr ruffians
have employed the sr'ne instrument which
he used. in attempted murder the accomplish
14ent OF which only thc timely interference of
citizens prevented. His example has already
suggested crime, and il would be disastrous if
any mistaken seutmentaiiiy should result
in verdict which would be taken as an
encouragement TO brutal lawlessness by every
rowdY on the island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
REGULAR REPORT OF SENATE PROCEEDINGS
SENATE. 81. WARRINGTON, May %, 19Ii

The Senate met at tot o'clock, The Secretary
laid before that body letter from Vice President Voi-
fax saying that he did not expect to preside over ho
Senate during the remainder Of the session.
On motion Of Mr.. SUMNER (Rep, Mass')' senator All
tony wee selected "a President pro TEN OF te seato
Mr. CAMERON Qlep, PENN moved 10 go lhto EAecu-
tive Session. ,,. H., ,o i,oroo
Mr. SUMNER asked that hs resolution FOR the iinme
diafe discharge OF Messr White and Ramsde he takeI
up but the motion for Executive oes9h o'aner'
aud he consideration OF tho Treaty was resumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
omnoe,rrnlo. ett., e,is GrenlnG.

.-S,nT,,y OF MUIC.-Italian Opera; "AMcla m
,ne.noor" NINE STATES
rur,rEn."A Winters Tale" Lawrence
Barrett -, r. A,.o -
al The CUic" Carries MeoeSS -
500 rnw,x,s TuEArER.-"R Rank" George Clarke.
N,a,o,s G,pprN-" Kit Z. s. Chanfrau.
o,~.,,p,, TIM ,rRR-",lc Sheppard G. l.. Fox.
W,I,cy's TnEATER.-" Playing with Fire John
BrOug6sa-
CrxrPu. PARK GARDEN. Concert. Theodore
Tloma~ 10
LIVING HALL Panorama AND Concert Tor
msTi lie, ~ -,
NEwcozi8 & ARLINGIoN's MlNsTR%is' bfo"'""y
an Tue-t -3h-sN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

The announcement that VicePresident Col
fax is out of danger will be received every
where with great satisfaction. His sudden
attack appears to have been the result OF
Overwork, and it is to be hoped that his
strong constitution may profit by its enforced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
TERMS or TIE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
i,Sn1y rrEIY TRIBUNE Mail subscribers 81 por an
WrI.KIY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers 81 per aniiuih
Advertising Rates.
,,,,, q,a,r1Nr SOC 49c 5Oe 75e., and 81 per line.
erzfI-WFFTfY TdBUNE % and 80 cents per llle'
WrrTIY TRIBUNE, So SO, ard S. per line,
According to position Ia the paper,
Terms. cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE, New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
MORE COMFORT FOR THE COMMON JAHERS
oproRruNIrY snOrLD BE GIYEN ZOE DI5CUsSION

Iron. me Toronto GLOBE
Official circles mt Washington have Deen cA-
cited during the past days over piece OF LOU %
Tic enterprise. We refer to the publication ny ~"
ngton IL appears that despite the extraordinary pre-
cautions taken TO prevent copy OF the treaty W
he m text and teegraphcd the whole OF IL through 10
New-YOrk The result WAS, that me tno Iy"H ~,
should be published, or even a report Oh 'h' incl
proceedings, the general pnbhe OF n1WaatA ma ma
Practically cut the Gornn pot and were quietly reading
- I'rcaty Tbe general public impression IN favor
70 49,, nf nj such documents seems 10 be rap
dly calming ground. aud there can be no reason WY
ths course should not he adopted where ho'hhS a''
inc norsrunl ar national interests requiring secrecy y
ooutainel Tho increasing power eXetoSeu Nv u"'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

The corrected returns Of the population Of
tie cities and towns of the State of New
York, as published in TIE TRIBUNE of Friday
last, afford material for a most interesting
comparison of the relative increase in the
cities and large towns with that of tho small
towns and agricultural districts. Taking tho
towns and cities which have now a pop
ulation exceeding $500, and comparing their
aggregate with that of the remainder of the
State, we have the following results:
1910. 1889. 1863. 1870.
Usn popu ion 7G2JJ il8e53o iS22525 23l1oa
Rural ropuliion .....72GlJ 1864 2eS82O 2057t55
Incress, aud cities. Si,2H 6ils3 SLoi9
Increase per cent.......... % - ~
Increase rural population. 2oi236 H56 Decrease
Increase ceat.......,. IL
The same geographical territory is taken for
each class throughout. Where new towns have
been set off from old ones their population is
included in the later enumerations with the
original towns. For instance, Westminster,
West Farms, and Morrisania which now have
together population of 4,997, in 1s4O were
one town, with population of 4,l54. These
figures show that the rural parts of New-York
are as much at a stand-still as the correspond
ing portions of Virginia, so far as population
ia concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

Mr. John L.. Gerow, for many years Cashier
Of I TRIBUNE is our agent iu Philadelphia to receive
adyeromcuts and subscriptions. His office Is at NO liz
South Sixti-st., Ledger Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE viii be ready this
morning ct o'clock, in wrappers for mailing Froo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
GEN. BUTLER's CRITICISM NOT VERY
EFFECTIVE

BOSTON, May %. = In the Massachu'eV'
Senate to-day the order OF inquiry into the effect oil
the Treaty OF Washington the Massachusetts hsAins
interest was tabled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
Gusincs5 Not1cs.


SWANS CELEBRA TED PANACEA was lD'T0-
d ~ tn elite Of sac M, Faculty about dt' years ago. ho'fa'a
of gu, ess have proven great yalc Ia oVng moc natter
from the lso5l-in wing tsin.s rom tao sJs'e'n
late Srrs a the year Nature requires remedy to 's' he' Ia es
g,lurg Tt.s, y ,essiael tgHs the cod se,soa
.SwNNS lAACEA fufs all @ a.cps nectoc Is at 20
contains uercural Hfrcf EMS and y yy ecsctS IN
SeTofHl aui hatrci esocses For tsc BY 81 druggists
Over two hundred Thousand General Acct
dent Poes wea in esrs by The TRsyE1rEs lfE mp
CONPAY OF Hartford Nuwter Of accident
policies HJca les; year 29 premium. ~ some SS3ill9 81
sold PENS.
FoI9Y's CRirBRATED GoLD PsSs,
The best AMI cSgapCs-
Factory 255 BTostHSr.
VAN DERLIP 81 TAYLOR, no. 90 BOwery.
HOsiERY, USDgRGASNaNrS,
AID NESs FUBSIsUfSG C50Da
Bes; and cheapest in The ei'y ---
MARBLE MANTELs, MONUMENTS, v rl00s
Tsc 6cIiENRY PAEEY Manufacturer and 20 ~ 49,.
90 29o strasye Stesia ,isrtle works 3 l2S ~ h
Atlas. EyERDELLs 302 Bway-W e9gi.s is9
Bar Cards N'ros1aus Orders Of narons tes eeag
AUTIrICTAIITTEe-PALMER LIMBS. r.-,..
67S Broadvsv, ~. vi LOS CheinutsL' 80 -.-.------.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-05
THE GAZETTE.
Evening. January 5. 1871.

Legal. DECISIONS. The Supreme Court of
the third district of New York has recently de-
cdca that prices current published i'll 4 news,
paper for public information and for general
purposes are admissible in evidence to prove
the market value of gram 1T 4 specified time.
The same court also decided that the drawer OF
q check is to be treated as principal debtor,
and is not discharged by any neglect Of the
holder in not making due preSentment, or IN
hot giving notice Of dishonor unless he has
suffered loss or injury thereby. and then only to
the extent of his actual loss. 1t was further de-
cded that the holder OF check has the day
after its receipt in which to make presentment,
and that therefore the payee OF 4 check was not
guilty of neglect in not presenting the cheek Oh
the dav gifts receipt at the bank which >uS-
pended on the next day The court also decl-
ded that the giving of 4 check Is not payment
unless bv express agreement and that the
original Indebtedness remains and can be recov-
cred by the proper action at law.
CALIFORNIA WINEs.-It is estimated that
1nO. 1000 to 500, 900 gallons Of red and white
wine have been made in Anaheim Los Angeles
County California, this season. and of u better
quality than the product OF any preceding Year.
The amount is 225n. 600 gallons in excess OF the
weld of any previous season. 1t is claimed that.
owing to the fine weather and extra condition
of the grapes. this wine is already 50 thorough
~ fermented that it will be in marketable con
dtion in sixty days. Preparations are being
made for the immediate setting. out OF 300 to
100 additional acres of vines. From 300 to 400
boxes Of Malaga grape raisins have been made
this wear. rs an experiment. and are said TO be
Of unusual size and flavor. and superior to any
in the market. Don Mateo Keller one Of the
largest wine makers of Los Angeles. has ex-
pressed lmM0 gallons Of the pure Juice this
season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-05
.4CCTIO.N S4LES.
BY Green L. Wise,

IReal Estate Agents and Auctoneers.l
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
4 BILE REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY OF
ALENANDRIA.-By virtue of DECREE OF the
ut the Novrlnbcr Term, 1870: in the suit OF Gaze
move X Co.. vs. .IohnsonS adm Y, ct al, the un-
dcrsicned. commissioners CT sale therein named,
will proceed in front of the Mayors office IN the
Nth day of January, 1871, nj T. o clock m, I"
o1irr bv public auction the following real estate
in the said city Of Alexandria, to-wlt:
No. l-LOT on Duke street, - lO-l2 IT. front
bv III G-l2 feet running to u ~ II: ALLEY, with
n1wo-sturv BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AI
thereon between Fairfax ana water streets
No. LOT adjoining on the east y lull2 IT,
on Duke street by u G-l2 it. to III IT, alley situ
ated on Duke street. between Fairfax and Water
streets
No 3-LOT on Water street. improved by a
two->tory FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, d.
lot fronting 81 #. II inches on Water, be- A:3
tween Duke and Wolfe. and l25 IT, five inches III
depth. r
and Union streets. fronting on King street, q It
and running back llG feet 70 q ~ feet alley. with
a two-story BRICK WAREHOUSE.
between Prince and Duke streets, about 81 feet
4 in on Union. by 20 feet deep to an alley Is IT,
inches wide.
No. LOT at the intersection 8 ~ Of
Wilkes and Henry streets. 81 feet + inches on
Wilkr, by 100 fee, on Henry. with one two, CA
story BRICK and four directory FRAN + iztt
DWELLINGS. belonging, Jointly t" John 1.
Johnson estate and J. :. FoSsctt
Terms Of Sale: Onc-trnth Of the purchase mon
cy 10 br paid in cash on the day OF sale. and the
residue III three "9nal Instruments At SIX. WE'VE
and eighteen months. respectively, from the day
Of sale. with interest: the deferred payments t"
be secured by the notes Of the purchaser or pur-
cha>cr-. satisfactorily endorsed, and the title I"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-05
ny JohnH. PARROT. Auctioneer.

NOMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALI-
ABLEREAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF ALENANDRIA-Thc undcrsig nrd Com
missioner, OF ,alr. 10y authority q: 4 decree Of
the Circuit Court for the county "i AlcNandrla
rendered ~ the November term $50 OF said
Court in the suit q: James Green V. Wilkinson
Hunter and others. will sell N public auction
in front 81 the Mayors office i'll the city of
Alexandria, II H. . clock H.. on SAIl RDAl .
the twcnty-rir>t day OF January 1871. the rMlu-
able REAL ESTATE. situated in the said city:
and known n HUNTERS SHIP YARD. and
bounded a. follows 10 wit :-Bcginnng OH the
the cast lid. 81 Tn ion street. thirty feet north
Of Wilkes street. and running thence north "!
Union street one hundred and ttty->iX feet
three and "nr-halI inches. :" the line II the
Irwin property; thence east parallel I" Wilkes
street int" The Potomac overwhelming I" the
.r>, line and running thence east with swan :
line and parallel - Wilkes street. one hundred
and ninety feet thence south and parallel I"
Union street thirty feel - Wilkes street. thence
east on Wilkes street - the Potomac river.
thence north with the said river t. the second
line. together with al the improvements. rights
and appurtenunccS thereto belonging "r apper-
tanning.
Terms: One-tenth Of the purchase money u
De paid in cash on the day OF sale. and the resi-
due in three equal instalmenIs. At six. twelve
and eighteen months respectively. with interest
from day III sale the deferred payments 10 be
secured by the notes Of purchaser satisfactorily
purchase money is fully paid. Stamps and con-
vrvHMciug III the expense OF purchaser
H. 0. CLAUGHTON,
THOMAS MOORE.
A STU ART
dec l1-e1ts Commissioners Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-05

Address H. 7. IIELMBOLD, Drug X Chemi-
cal Warehouse. "a Broadway. y. y.
None ,-r genuine unless done up III steel
engraved wrapper. with fac-simile of my Chem
zeal Wsre- house and signed
II T. HELM BOLD
New York. j. .D-lawd&twly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-05
! O B " @ R h

is respectfully solicited. being assured that per
feet satisfaction will be given a u style Of! work
and prices and guarantee that they will be
convinced of the proprrty Of having their work
done in Alexandria. JAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-05
BY Green d Wise.

Resi- Estate Agents and Auctioneers.]
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALC-
y ABLE REAL ESTATE on THE WASH
INGTON CITY ROAD MIDWAY BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
b. virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court for
Alexandria county rendered NJ the November
term $50 in The case Of Hunter V. Williams
mi 81, for H. rurr"sc. viii sell, To the
highest bidder n, public auction, Oh Saturday the
llih Of JANUARY. ISL. in front Of the Mayor:
Office. Alexandria. Va. that TRACT or
LAND situated in AlrXanlria county, Va.
and known IL SUMNER HILL containing
one hundred and fifty scrrs; more or les
Term. ri Sale: \ sufficient amount III cash
to pay the expenses "i the suit and sale, and
the residue in thrc,. equal install mcmt>, payable
annually from tho day "t sale, bearing intrsr,t
from the day al SALE the title t" tr retained un-
Ill all the purchase mon"y i paid; and the de-
l,.rrr,l ,,lvinrnt- t. be- secured 10y thu bond "
the purchaser with responsible and sufficient
security C"nvryancing and stamp. ut the cost
u! purchaser c. ". WATTLES.
=. CHAPMAN NEALE,
dec ,;-oawt, Cumm'r r. "t Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-05
T r. ) VI O . L ,

R. MOOT,
LIVE STOCK BROKER.
WEST END,
Respectfully solcits conSignmen,s OF Cattle,
Cows snd Calves Hogs and Sheep. Address
j. K. SMOOT
nov II T. O. box to-. Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-05
MEDICAL.
To Physicians.
New York, August 18th. ISIS.


All " lnr t. call your attention t. my PREP
ARATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT
BUCHI The. r,mp"lrnt part mr. Bl CHI :.
LoNu LEAF CUBEBS, JUMPER BERRIES.
MonE OF Burhu. in varuo.
Juniper Brrrr, by di,tlnti,n. l. form Il fine
gin. Cubch- extracted by displacement with
spirit Obtained from Juniper Berries: very
little sugar i used and small proportion OF
spirit. 1t is more puatnhr than any now i'll Use.
Buchu a. prepared by Druggists. i 81 a dark
color. II i :, plant that rlnit~ il fragrance;
tn. action "i Il flame destroys thu IL actIr"
,rincri,l leaving :. dark and glu.in"U- d"c"r-
,i,.m. Mn, j. III" color o.: ingredients Ih"
Buchu in nay preparation pr"d"lninatr>: tn"
-In,ir-. Quantity Il III" ":hrr ingredients are
added :" prevent differentiation: upon iM>pcc-
ton !; will hr found 10, :" %" 4 Tinc:ur" a.
NAL" in Pharmac"!r nor j il Il >.yru!--and
therefore can l. used in Gases w&rr" fever "r
Inflammation "Ni-t IL ,h y"u h:,v" th,. km"wi-
ed! 81 ;nr ingredient, an! th" !a",i" q" prrrara-
tinn.
Hoping that YOU will favor !; with trial. anal
:ha, upon inspection: i, will NEE: with Your ai-
probation.
With 4 feeling az confidence.
| avn. very respectfully.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-05
WAsHlSGToS \ OH" RAILROAD
IaA :.:.;.::::5: -:

ON and after October oath. $50 the trains On
hi. road will hr rim is follows:
The Mail ;-ain will leave AcAanlria daily.
except Sunday. N $50 \: M; arrive n l-r,,h"rg
u. 1910 Il: ~. and Hamilton n, lQ:4u a. II. Leave
Hamilton at l2:lI y. IA. and Lcc>hurg Il; I'D"
y. N. :.;.l arrive Il: Alexandria 1T ID =. IN
The Accommodation Train will leave .tirNall-
,lria daily. cNcrp, Sunday. NJ / 7; m. and arrive
Il: l..c>burg II 90 y. m. Leave Lrc>hurg ii ;lo
l. M. and arrive 4, Alexandria nj $40 4. m.
Tie $40 A. m train from Alexandria and l2:l:'
y. IN. train from Hamilton. connect AZ HAMILTON
with kcmpS Daily Line Of Coaches for PURCELL
willie. SnickcrSvilc Brrryvilc and Winchc~tcr:
also. with ReamerS Line nf Coaches which leave
l.rc>hurg daily for Balls Mill. A!d!r ami Mid
,tirhurG.
nc, l!-tf L. H. HANENNER. Tick. A-t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-05

1 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-ha'3.'
II taken out letters ,o!' administering Ii'!
estate OF the late JAMES, ilLICN' .:!>
.,iy,. NOTICE ;h., all iet.u-s and creditor. a.. bel
deceased must settle their accounts with me-.
/ {. NEAL. Sh"r.:i.
dee 1t: Once y -. l. s""!" ny
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
~ ASSAS RAILROAD.
fa@ "a

On ana after FRIDAY, Nov. Is $50. one
daily ,,a,scmgcr train will run between WASH
lNGTuN and LINCHBU re-. connecting II
G"r,loi>vllc with The Chesapeake" and ON"
Railroad IL Richmond. Staunl"n and the Nir,
ciuia Springs: AT Lynchburg Inr the Vest and
Southwest and ri Washington. I" the North ai,.
Northwest.
Lave Washington daily II, G::.j i. m. and
Alexandria At 500 A. H., arriving NJ Lynchhurg
Leave Lynchhurs Il. So a m. arrive Il, Alex
:,ndra At :,:2j y. M. and AT Washington II CID
FIR MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
daily excepting sunday III 80 II. m: leave
Alexandria nj ll:ul 4. IN. pass SlraShurg ~ 81
D. m. and arrive at Harri<"nburg at G:4] p. III.
Eastward. leave HarrI-"nburg n 60 a. m :
pas. SIrishu III 9 m, arrive ~ ALEXANDRIA
II Id =. ~. Washington Al Do =. m. con-
Erctng with the 30 =. IN. train from Na>hlng-
,"H u Baltimore.
i;..ui connections hs' comfortable coaches are.
made ~ F:,irt:N Court House from Fairfax sta
;!a: IL Middlrhurg from Plains; I" lpl"':villc
hnrr
Both the Eastward and Westward hound trains
max, close connection n Stra>huTg with III"
Winchester and StraSburg Railroad 10 Winchc--
ter Har.cr> Ferry. &c
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily between
New York and Lynchhurs. without change.
Also cars through between Baltimore and
i.vnchhurg. avoiding the Inconvenience .; trans
~ in Washington.
Through tickets and baggage checked :" AL
prominent points.
J. NJ. BROADJ>.
nov 25-tf General Ticket Agent