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XXXII.

Y en- verdad que debio parecerle algo
extrano q la hermosa Florencia encontrar
un hombre 4ue, con fama de suspirar adn
por cuantas mujeres veia, era capaz de
resistir impasible el brillo de su mirada,
cuando en- ella cifraban otros, aparenta-
ban cifrar su esperanza, su destino SUI sen
tencia, su, ley, todo aquello, en- fin, que
Ia Beldad pretende MERCER de sus escla-
vos; y grande mar.yilla pudo causarle que
un mancebo de tan pocos amos no sintiese
8, 4 l9Yaenos, no fngiese sentir aquellos
tierncs impulses que la mujer puede We
ces desdenar, pero que difcilmente excl
tan su enojo.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-18
Microbes l8 de 0ctubre de 1871.

del fuego, atac6 en- la noche del 20 al
80 de setiembre al poblado hist6rico
de Yara ST v no conociera bien 10
desmoralizado, 10 raquftico y misera-
bic, de esta gente que pretende 6ber-
tar q Cuba, no creerla seguramente
que Is soldados del % battalion de Ca
talanes y 20 voluntarios que resolvie-
ron morir deferdiendo ell fuerte de
Yara al rededor de Ia gloriosa bande-
IA de Castillo que fiotaba gallarda en-
tire las brumas de la noche ante la CO.
barde y prosttuida bandera de la So
litaria estrela, hubiesen podido re-
cAazar al ndcleo del ej6rcito de la
pseudo repdblica cubana con ujefe 4
la cabeza Y sin embargo, NADIA mas
cicrto. Ali esta Yara s n una casa, sin
IN bohlo, ESQ 81, porque la tea es mas
e6caz que ell fusil insurgente, que es
testimonio de que 80 espanoles bas-
tan para sostener enhiesta, alta, respe-
tada & invlolada la altiva ensena cas-
tcllana Los bohfos de Yara han ardi-
do. ALI en- donde varias pobres. fami
las cubanas tenian su albergue, su no.
gar, no hay mas que cenizas: en- su lu-
gar Sc ha alberto una fosa donde yace
uua veintena de cadaveres de insur-
rectoS; pero ell asia que sostlene la
bandera espanola sigue ALI clavada, y
la bandera ondeando gallarda al vicn-
to, vel fuerte desde el cual derrota-
ron aquellas tres docenas de valientes
al estado mayor de la insurreccion, no
ha sido hollado por plantas rebeldes.
Tres blavos catalanes y dos soldados
pagaron con Sis vidas her6icas aque-
LA nueva gloria, aquel inverosfmil
trIunfo de los defensores de Espana.
Cuando esta historic lie la rebellion Sc
escriba con imparcialidad, cuando Sc
compaginen, Sc analicen y Sc presen-
ten claros todos los hechos de esta
guerra especial, de esta guerra en- que
81 no hay hechos de esos que asom-
bran por ell nGmero de combatientes,
los hay que maravillan por los actos
alslados de heroismo; aseguro q v,
amigo mio, que las naciones extran-
jeras han de necesitar para creerlos
recordar a Sagunto, Numancia y "a
ragoza, y que los names de nuestros
bravos antepasados han de reconocer
en- los espanoles de hoy a sus legfti-
mos y no degenerados descendientes.
Sin duda para distraer los destaca-
mentos inmediatos, los insurrectos
con gavillas de Is q 100 hombres hi
cieron la misma noche amagos de ata-
que los fuertes de la Veguita, la Sal
y Boqueron.
Ademas de CGspedes, iban con los
incendiarios que quisieron sorprender
a Yara, Luis Figueredo, I'm general
venezolano llamado Garrido, Modesto
Diaz y otros famosos cabecillas fugi-
tivos de Puerto Principe.
Ell battalion de Matanzas tan pronto
Sc tuvo noticia de la fracasada recon-
quista de Yara, sali6 en- persecution
de Cespedes y los de su comparsa que,
yadesorientados, desconcertados, ami
lanados, no saben donde buscar no di-
go una base para sus operaciones, pc
ro nj siquiera un refugio en- que ocul-
tar su vergiienza y salvar la vida. Tres
veces les di6 alcance ell citado battalion
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T E L E G. R A NJ A s.

De La Bandcro Espaizola de San
tiago de Cuba tomamos los siguien-
teS:
Habana s de octubre.-Sigue ell Mi
nisterio y ha inaugurado economics.
--Zorrilla propone que Sc reduzcan
los salaries, apoya al partido progre-
sista. a.-Sagasta favorece la polltlca
radical Los 6emocratas en- todasI
parties aplauden 4 Zorri'la. Veinte y
dos gobernadores de Provincial han
dado su dimision. Piellan esta de
captain general de Madrid, Merilo
(Merelo?) de gobernador, Balaguer
Sc hace cargo interinamente del De
partamento de Estado
Los Kabilas de Melilla solamente
amenazan al Sultan, quien ha man
dado tropa contra ellos. La guarni-
cion espanola Sc mantendra pasiva q
no ser que sea insultada su bandera.
Habana 8 dc octubre.-La subleva-
cion en- Marruecos Sc debe al esta-
blecinriento de Aduanas marroquies.
FL parlamento aleman Sc ha con-
vocado para el dia diez y seis.
Ell presupuesto incluye 5 millones
de Thalers para aumentar la armada
Y las defensas de la Costa.
Las huelgas de Newcastle han
conclude.
Aver lego aqufe el General Valma-
seda con su Estado mayor.
Del Daily Telegraph, fecha 2 del
corriente, traducimos ell siguiente te-
legrama:
LogroMO, setienbre 80 de 1871
Anoche asisti6 ell Rey al teatro de
Zaragoza en- donde permaneci6 hasta
las dos de esta manana. Cuando hoy
a las diez sali6 de esta ciudad S. NJ.
fue objeto de una grande ovacion. A
las seis de la tarde ell Cortejo Real
lego Logrono en- cuya estacion fue
recibido por el general Espartero.
Eli viejo patricia vestia ell uniforme
de captain general y tan pronto CO.
mo hubo parade ell tren, Sc descubri6
y aproxim6 al CAIRO del Rey. S. NJ.
sin esperar a que entrara ell Ger eral,
baj6 del tren visiblemente afectado.
No he visto nunca NADIA tan conmo-
vedor como este encuentro.
Espartero, aunque casi otogenario,
parece agil de miembros y sencillo
de corazon.
Despues que Sc hubo conseguido ell
silencio, ell veterano er clara y dis
tinta voz pronunci6 dirigiendose al
Ray, su pequeno discurso de bienye-
nida en- los siguientes terminos:
GEL pueblo entero recibe a V. M.
con patri6tico entusiasmo, porque We
en- SUI j6ven Monarca ell mas frme
sosten de la libertad y de la indie
pendencia de la Patria, Y esta per-
suadido que 81 los enemigos de nues
ira prosperidad tratasen de pertur-
barlas, V. M. la cabeza del Ejer-
cito y de la Milicia nacional las de-
fendera con denuedo y determina-
cion senalandonos a nosotros ell ca
mino de la gloria y del honor. Senor,
mi quebrantada salud no me ha per-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-18
XVI.

Pero, en- medic de Ia multitud, del rui-
do, del contacto del hombre, OR, yer
sentir y poseer; If irvagando ciudadano has
tiado del mundo, sin nadie que nos bendi-
ga, sin nadie q quien bendecir, mientras
los favoritos de. Ia Suerte vuelyen la es-
palda al Infortunio; y de tantos seres CO.
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calma y las olas Sc embravecen, hasta que
Lega una manana, y Sc oye Ell grito de-
"i1ierra!", y todos los animos recobran su
algeria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-18

mo nos han buscodo, seguido, adulado y
solicitado algun dia, no haber ninguno que,
81 nos viese muertos, pareciese m6nos ri
sueno que antes;-eso es vivir solo: ESQ
81 que es soledad!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-18
OTRA CORRESPONDENCE.

La misma ilustrada persona que
nos favoreci6 con una carta, por la
que cierto ministerial peri6dico, nos
coloc6 en- la oposicion, nos ha enviado
otro bien escrito artfculo por el I'll
timo vapor correo, en- donde 81 bien
Sc nota que el Sr. A. R. hace sus apre-
ciaciones bajo la Influenza de un es-
plritu de partido hostil al Sr. Zorrilla,
plnta no obstante con tan exactos CO.
lores el estado actual de la politica
espanola y explica de un modo tan
grafico los motives porque es inmi-
nente la pr6xima disolucion de las
C6rtes, disolucion que convene al
tamente 4 los intereses del parti-
do liberal l-conservador de Puerto
Rico, que no queremos privar q nues-
tros favorecedores de la lectura de
tan interesante escrito. Por 10 demas,
cdmplenos manifestar que, por mas
que ahora pudiera considerarse esta
carta como ministerial, puesto que ell
Sr. Sagasta y sus amigos, segun las
dltimas noticias, forman hoy ell go
bierno y tienen mayorfa en- las C6rtes,
no estamos conformes en- todo 10 que
al Sr Ruiz ZorrilIa atane. Ell ST.
Ruiz Zorrilla, asf como otros hom-
bres de estado, puede apreciarse de
lcjos mejor que de cerca Ell donde
oscurece la verdad la passion de par
lido. El Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla, 10 de
cimos ahora que va cay6, podra haber
errado; pero nadie le podra negar dos
grandes cualidades que le son pecd-
liares: el tener profunda fe en- los prin-
cipios democraticos proclamados por
la revolucion de setiembre y ell tener
una honradez, una probidad, que no
tienen todos los hombres de su talla
que hayan ocupado los puestos que
el ha ocupado.
Madrid, ~ de Setiembye de 1871.
Dentro de cuatro dias, ell Rey esta-
IA de regreso, los dlputadosy senado-
res habran llegado para ocupar sus
puestos en- ambas camaras, y estara
planteada en- toda su gravedad la cues
ton de Presidencia del Congreso de
Diputados.
Sc disputarAn probablemenle el
triunfo d. Nicolas Maria Rivero, an
tiguo Gefe de la democracia Espano-
la y el Sr. D: Praxedes Mateo Sagas-
ia, 1ltimo Ministro de la Gobernacion
y progresista de siempre, aquien COM
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XIV

As{-reclinado sobre la ban1a del baiel,
que eluar bana con sus olas, fila Ia mira
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m 1886 i'd i'd 5$4 il capital
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-18


DE ANUNCO
AAL seshn Inca Los surpores
pran
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XXXIII.

Ella ignoraba que aquel corazon, al pa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-11
T1HE BALTIMORE PARLOR QUEEN
s. B. SEXTON'S
N,u, D.+optnl CALF Fnnl;po Rash I(urninr


PARLOR FIRE PLACE STOVE.
Mr. :. g. Sexton is the iginal inventoro Of the
Illuminating Baltimore Fire Place Heaters
Ills several succeeding patents have been inn
pruvemcnts until this last is the superior of them
ALL 1t cXccls all the popular Fire Place Stoves
in beauty of finish, tasteful carving, and in heat
ing power 1t is the result of twenty-five years
practical experience in invcnting and nnnutuc-
turing Fire Place Stoves, and combines ali the
improvements of our former Stoves, with addi-
tional improvements made this present season.
This Stove is 81 decided success. Several hun
dred of them were put up in dwellings during
the latter part Of kle Fall and during the Win
ter, and we have received many testimonials
giving them the highest praise for powerful
heating capacity and economy in the c"nsump-
ton of fuel.
THE DINING ROOM QUEEN.-Wc have
added new Fire Place Stove to our list this
season. This Stove is suitable for dining rooms.
1t is very ornamental and would answer for par
lurs also 1t has tho convenience Of q large oven,
which can Zoe used for warming plates, and heat
ing irons, rs well rs baking and boiling.
We also manufacture the BALTIMORE
PARLOR HEATERS, which are Top-Fcrding
and Self: Feeding Stove. They are beautifully
finished and of great heating power.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
S. j. SEXTON L. CO.,
III West Lombard St, Baltimore.
For sale i'll Alexandria by
jy 3l-3m THOS. HOY.
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DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS.

On and after SATURDAY, July !, ISL. Nv"
dniy passenger trains will run between W ASH
INCiTON and IL NCll Blu EG, cilrGtlng !"Ht'
daily connections through between NEW IOkk
and NEW ORLEANS. At H"rd"n;viIir con
ncction is made by mail train with the Chr>;-
pcakc and Ohio Ralron" daily, Sunday rAcrIl.
ed. to Richmond, Staunton and the NlltGlNlA
SPRINGS; ut Lynchburg with Atlantic, Nil.
sissippi and Ohio Railroad for the West Mmd
Southwest, and ut Washington for the Mart"
and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily ut 60 and $50
D. H.. and Alexandria at s a. N. and $50 +. IN.
arriving at Lynchburg 1t 500 p. ~ ami Il. III.
Leave Lynchburg ut . 4. III. and 10 r. IN, ar
rive Mt Alexandria ut ). p. III. and Il? Il. m
and ut Washington at G.l5 p III. and . H. IN.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
daily excepting Sunday with main Inn" train
ut $50 a. m. and Alexandria ut ST." II. III.
Leave Manassas Junction ut 800 II. m; pas
StraSburg At l:41 =. m, and arrive III ilaETI,"i.-
burg mt $40 y. m, connecting with Harmon
Cos Stage Lines Ia sitaunt"n kawI"y Spring.
&C. &c.
Eastward, leave IInrrisonburg at 9:4j Il m.
pass Strasburg ut l22:45 p. m arrive ut Ma'H'';''
Junction at 400 p. m, connecting with man
line through to Washington and the North An"
West.
Good connections, by comfortable roar i">, Al"
made TO Flirl:lx Court House from Fairfax Hi'-
ton to Middlcburg from Plains; and I" PP':-
vile from Piedmont.
Both the Eastward and Westward bound tram
make close connection at Strushnrs with ihr
Winchester and Strasburg Railroad t. '"r"%'
ter, lIarpcrs Ferry, Cap"n Springs Nc.
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily b't"''
New York and Lynchburg, without clans"
Also cars through between BaltiIn"r" AMI
Lynchburg, avoiding the Inconvenience 81 iF''r
fer in Washington.
Through tickets ard baggage checked I" al
prominent points.
c.1" Excursion tickets ut reduced rate. good
to lsL October to all the principal SUMNER f'
sorts of Virginia. ,,..
iroy-,C General Iick'. goat
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CHERRIES NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
LEG.qL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In tho Clerks Office of the Cir
Y cult Court Of the city of Alexandria, on the
3lsL day Of July, 1871: The Alexandria and
Washington Railroad Comply, plaintiff, against
Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, Robert s. Baldwin and
James s. French, defendants: In chanccry:
The object of this suit is to compel the defend
ants to itigatc their respective demands to the
dividends on 937t shares Of stock in the Alcxan-
dria and Washington Railroad Company, which
is claimed by each ofsaid defendants, and to OBJ
tain q decree disposing of the same, and in the
mean time to stay any proceedings in and for
the recovery Of said dividend Of and from the
plaintiff until otherwise directed and ordered by
this Court
The defendants, Samuel M. Shoemaker, and
Robt S. Baldwin, not having entered their APP
pearancc and gwen security according to the
act of Assembly and the rules of this Court
and it appearing by affidavit that they are
not residents of this State, it is ordered that
the said defendants appear here within ono month
after due publication of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests in this suit
and that copy of this order bo forthwith insert
cd in the Alexandria Gazette, n newspaper pub
lished in the city of Alexandria, once week for
four successive weeks, and posted ut the front
door of the Court House of this city.
a copy, testC: MORTON MANI Il, Clk.
Brent d WattleS, p. q. Jy 3l-lhW4W
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afs- TO the voters of the city and county of A.
cxunlria Il propose to DO q candidate for q
seat in the next House of Delegates from the
county of Alexandria, should find it to be the
wish of the people that 1 should represent them.
AS early as possible after the adjournment of the
the city and county upon the questions vitality
affecting their interests, which will be brought
before the next General Assembly.
yA-tf CHARLES h. STU AkI.
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DARE CHANCE FOR CAPITAL.

IL -
Unable to farm from ill-hcalth, and anxious to
uablo REAL ESTATE:
The LOVER GRANVILLE FARM, con-
tanning 374l acres, situated miles west OF War
rcnton, on the Waterloo turnpike, and adjoining
'Oakwood" the estate Of the late Robert +.
Scott. This land, gently .unduletlng with inc inc
Great Run Valley is valuable both for grazing
and farming purposes. II is finely watered with
an abundance of timber, and has upon it fHEss
new FRAME DWELLING, with rooms, sqssa.
which can DO added owith convenience large
new frame stable two corn cribs, and is under
good fencing. Should the purchaser desire, no
can buy Capt. A. d. Payncs farm, adjoining, Of
some $40 acres, when he will have fine estate,
72O acres, in that beautiful and fertile valley,
with orchard, buildings and every conyenl eng.
farm Of 81 acres adjoining, can also be bcug 1t,
49, | will also sell 'IINWOOD," my place of
residence, miles from Markham station, on the
NJ. G.. r. r., containing 262 acres, situated ut
the eastern base of the Blue Ridge, within half
n mile of the "Falls of Albans," in the blue
grass region Of Upper Fauquier; well tlmbcresd,
watcred and fenced protected from the rude
winds of winter and famed by the most refresh
ing brcczes of summer; doubt whether more
romantic spot, comfortable home, or desirable
piece of property can be found The dwellings,
comfortable with all the necessary out buildings.
The soil is Of good quality, ana generous IN inc
production of all the cereals, rich in minerals,
and interpreted with springs of various medici,
nal properties. This p acc is also the location of
extensive marble quarries, among which may
mention beautiful Breccria of all colors, Verd
Antique aud Serpentinc Marbles (Ophiolltes) of
1ron Soap Stone, Sulphato and Oxides Iron,
beautiful Ochres, very clear Of grit and valua-
bio for paints; Mccrschaum, red and white
Porphyrics, and rock, which, when ground, is
IL superior fertilizer.
Terms: want for this property $1,000 in cash
to pay my debts the deferred payments can be
made to suit purchaser "Linwood' to be sold
subject to Il royalty Of 10 per cent Address the
subscriber, ALBAN S. PAYNE, M. D.,
Markham Station, Fauquicr CO., Va.
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|uOlCE WINES AND LIQUORS.

Curct Wines: st. Emion and r. Hardy &
Cos Bordeaux.
Crown Sherry: Lacavc Il Echipar, Cadz.
Madeira and Port Wines.
French Brandy: Otard, Dupuy Il G."
Holland GIN: Anchor brand
Pure jamaica Spirits and n. +. Rum
Baker Pure Rye Whiskey 1862.
Silyerbrook, Thompson, Gamma and other G.-
yorite brands of Old Rye Whiskcy.
All the above arc confidently recommended rs
being pul1o and of the best qualities, and will be
sold at reasonable prices
AVERY 6 DAVIDSON
jyl0 22G King St, cor. Alfred.
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D D. GOULD. w. II. W1LKENING
GOULD IL WILKENING,
" Successor to w. +. Henderson, ~
GROCERY, LIQUOR IL GENERAL CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No 30 North Royal st.
Dealers in GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, WHIsKEY, BRANDY, WINES,
SCOTCH ALE, PORTER, sc. ,,
Also Eastern and Potomac SllAD, HEX
RING and MACkEREL.
Choice brands Of SEGARS and TOBACCO
always on hand. o,,>u,,,
Strict attention paid to tho sale Of COUNTY,
PRODUCE jn lS-tf
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST II.

Book BoRRowERs. Mobile Register
is making war upon book borrowers class o.:
people who do great deal more mischief in
the world than is generally supposed Inc
Register holds that the true plan IS never to
lend book anless it be to one OF those rare
persons, who can appreciate books. NO pun
ishment is too severe for those who carelesSly
and negligently borrow the choicest treasurers
of the Door lover of books and fail to return
them. 1.-THE crime is inexpressiby atroclous,
for there is no temptation adequate to excuse
it. Borrowers of money may be unable to re-
turn it borrowers of pen-knives and umbrellas
may plead the facility of replacing them; but
he who robs a man Of his books robs him of
that which probably does the robber little good,
but which inhlcts wrong upon the robbed
that cannot be computed or compensated.
LAST WORDS OF WALTER SCoT.-When
about to die, he asked his son-in-law, Lockhart,
to read to him, From what book p inqulr-
cd I.ockhart. Sir Walter replied, 'Need you
ask there is but one" Lockhart then read
the xiv. chapter of the Gospel according to st;
John, beginning with that verse Of cheer and
love "Let not your heart be troubled; ye
believe in God, believe also in me - and end,
ing with the words, "Arise, let us 90 hence. y
Scott listened with earnest attention, and a
mild and peaceful expression dwelt upon his
countenance. When the last words were read,
he said quietly, ell, this is a great com,
fort have followed you distinctly, and | feel
as if were yet to be myself again.
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FNuquier county, j. II-IaW3ln
AT COST!

IM
On and after Monday, June 2G, l shall offer
my stock of
BONNETS, HATS AND FLOWERS
Mt prime cost TO close out my present stock;
1t will be to the interest Of all wishing HATS
and NNETS to call and sccthem before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Mrs. g. J.. SIMPSON,
ie2f No l25 King street
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NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that tho fol-
IN lowing CERTIFICATE of tho Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company stock has
made to the Company to reissue the same ac-
cording to the code of Virginia certificate No.
llJG, for 80 shares Of stock, dated July Is 1860.
E. P. TAYLOE,
Trustee of Mrs. Louisa c. Tayloe.
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& OHIO RAILROAD
lssa - sM 90

WAohlN'loN u o"io NAihNoAp
Ea e GE IAL -: -:
SUMNER SCHEDULE, BEGINNING
JULY 10, 1871.
Two Tr;:ns Daily except Sundays, between
Alexandria and Hamilton.
Leave Alexandria ut $40 4. N. and p. H.
Arrive mt Hamilton ut 1898 n. m and T.2j J.. III
Leave Hamilton ut $50 q. IN. and 10 D. m
Arrive at Alexandria Mt S.Ul H. III. and $40 D. H.
The $40 IN. train from Alexandria and IN
D. H. train from Hamilton, connect ut Hamilton
with KempS Daily Line of Coaches for Purcell
Vile, Snickcrsvillc, Bcrryville and Winchc>trg-
also, with Rcamnrs Line of Coaches, which leave
Lccsburg daily for Aldir and Middleburg.
Annual tickets, sixty dollars; communication
tickets, (2j trips) ut =! cents per mile.
L. II. 1lANENNER,
iy7-tt General Ticket Agrn:
4 LEXANDRlA " WASHINGTON r. X
o lE g! ::=: - s:::::
SAM'L. NJ. SlOEMAKER........... .... Prc>idru:
j. DEAN SM It'll. Treasurer
OSCAR \. STEEENS..."...............Sccrcta?y
DIRECTORS.
Richard r. Mcrrick, j; Dean Smith,
George Wm Brent Walter Lemon,
Oscar a. Stevens.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
On and after SATURDAY, July |, ISL
through Mail Trains leave Washngt"n i:"In
Maryland avenue depot At 40 H. II. and Gr:n
for Iynchburg and intermediate stations, San
days included. Leave Alexandria, from Duk"
and Henry streets, ut GAO Il. N. and $40 |, III
from Lynchburg and Intermediates stations sun
days included, connecting with the morning HII
evening trains for Baltimore, Philadelphia a!iI
New York.
Local Passenger Trains leave Washiuglo,
from Maryland Avenue Depot, At T:lI, so. "
and II Il. III. and =: i, G3U and 40 7. III
Leave Alexandria, from the corner o.! Dnk" amt
Henry streets ut 44j and i:l5 Il: m, and from thu
corner of King and St Asaph streets at t. ) and
10 A. H., and |, 3 and p. III.
I.oc. Sunday Trains leave Alexandria. from
the corner of Duke and Henry streets, At Alb
m. and dis p. m. Leave Washington, from
Maryland ave. depot, at $50 a. m. and 10 p m
Through tickets can be procured ut III" office
of the Company, corner 9TH street and Mary
land avenue Washington, and baggag" rh'"h"t
through.
o. a. STEVENS, Gen. Snlt.
W. J. PHELPS, Gen Manager. jy I'll
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN.
| " ASSAS RAILROAD.
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