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Drngs at DbrlesaIe.
why SHAKE and BURN
CHILLS AND FEVER ?
SILVER SPRINGS, NEAR oo1LA. FLA.,}

SILVER SPRINGS, NEAR OolLA, FLa.,l
March l,lSH.
MRssRs. Dow1E. NOISE q DAVIS. CHARLESTON.
s0pear srs: regard NOISES sEvsn h,sas,na AND ~
and particularly in the everglades Of our State.
Very respectfully, yonrs,
KlNasrRRE, 8. O., December 81, 1870.
Mr.. B. F. NOISE, CHARLESTON, 3. 05Dear sir:
I have used your FEVER AND AGUE PILLS IN
INV practice this tall, and have never In the drst
instance failed to relieve my patients. l nave
always recommend them, and with the happtest
results. wish that you may have the sauslac
tiun OF knowing that your "Fever ana Ague
PIllsn have relieved many under my treatment,
when other medicines tnas e,f11e1 nave fIlea nave
failed to do. U.s. YsR5s sRo5kfaRaSos zfsRsf5SM 4. D.
MERoATURs, BARNwELL DIST, 8. o.,
Jolly II, 1871.
Mr. B. F. MoIsE-Dear Sir: ln reply to your
question as TO what has been the success Of yogr
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, that hsve been sold
by us, we would say as far as we know, shey
have given entire satisfaction. Weshall continue
to recommend them.
vt. BLANTON Il SON..
NEAR GREEN POND, 8. 4 y. R.R-
November IL, 1870.
Mr.. 3. F. AoIsE-Dear Sir: am glad to say
your FEVER AND AGUE PILLS are all You claim
INV place, and in every case they have proved ef-
fectual; some OF the cases had thought chronic,
as they have lasted over two yeas. In no case
was more than u single box required, and In no
case has the disease returned and 1t is over three
months ago since used tnem. ,r,,,o,
Yours, dc, b. 4. WILSON.
GouRp1N,s DEPOT, N. E. R. r, Sept 16, 1871.
MEssRs DowIE, NOISE d DAvIs-Slrs: am i'm.
proving In health almost as fast as Can, laooring
under different old chronic diseased. I took
MOISE,S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, agreeable to
diTectIons, and find them the best medicine
have ever taken. and they have made complete
cure of Ohills and Fever on me, and my case was
one Of the Worat.
~N Your humble servant,
WILLIAM J. BRADLEY,
Peedee Railroad Bridge Keeper.
They contain no arsenic or poisonous ingre.
dients of any kind-nothing In the least degree
fniuri to the system under any circumstances
-and may be administered With perfect eeiety
to an infant.
sold by DruggIsts and Dealers everywhere.
DOWIE, NOISE DAVIS,
Proprietors and wholesale prugaiste,
Mayao-ths5mo Charleston, 8. O.
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TIE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.

There was grand temperance gathering at
Chester last Friday. Mr.. D. B. Townsend was
the orator of the day, who delivered highly
interesting address. Mr.. Kennedy, of Cam
den, who has been fighting the good fight OF
temperance for thirty years or more, was next
introduced, and his address. characterized
with great zeal and fervor, kindled anew a
love for the good cause In the hearts OF his
hearers The venerable DR.. Hooper, formerly
the South Carolina College, was introduced,
and made brief, pointed and very sppropri-
ate address. He was followed by John With
erspoon, ESQ.,, the G. w. P. OF Lancaster Divi-
sion, who is, indeed, an eloquent and earnest
advocate of temperance.
The Reporter says that an Effort is making
to get mp q temperance paper IN Chester.
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OFFIUAE.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the Postoflce
at Charleston, for the week ending August O.
1872 and printed officially in THB DAILY NEWS,
az the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City Of Charleston.
~ Ohice hours from A. n. to oK P. II. On
Sundays nom SK to 6H P. n.
81 Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are Advertised"
STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster.
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a- Persons depositlng letters In the Postofllce
will please place the stamp near the upper dgnt
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp let.
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Of1ce.
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TaE CHARLESTON NEws:-f any OF our our
,eadsrs wonld like good newspaper from
tSe c,ty beside the sea, we would recommend
them to try TIE NEWS. It Is an actlve, en1es e,oas
prsng Journal that keeps aoreass ol aasnst rdg cor
rnntion and rascality everywhere. It Is oter-
ad Snrine the campaign at reduced raves
Sssoctns Reformed Presbyterian.
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Two Friends.

had two friends, ah me and both are gone
In silence, with her white hands crossed, one
slept,
And when called her name no answer gave
r No answer gave when most prayed and Wept'
With face ss cold as stone. one went his way,
For sweet trust giving treachery and hate;
And never more win word OF his float back.
Though to lfe's close with saddened soul wall.
Both friends are gone, alas One still and coia,
One warn With lie, and strong, witn heafS
breath;
And have learned the bitter lesson well.
That Life can hold deeper loss than Death
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BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF
commiaions
Marsw .
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON
IN PANY. OFF

CHARLESTON, 8. O., June 9, ls.Ix

CHARLESTON, 8. o., Jun9 ., tosSr
Trains win leave charleston Daily at !oio a. -
and 500 p. n. ,r.,d.va az.
cepted) and p. N. M p. H.. suN.
DAYS. a.: ..,,ou throuph cnrlnec-
tion to New York, via HoaaSSou ~ "a Sours' anN
Osss sss,snHsrs only, s09g esgv6s 500
coiee ana TSoss ssgyns
OF wa ". .n,s Train lay over on SUNDAY ID Bal
f,H,o-e Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
D45 Ts Is is the cheapest; quickest ana most pleas
route Shcage onn aad
nscfions at washington with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ,,,,.
Engineer ana SuperintendenE
P.L. ULEAPOR, Gen. Ticket Agent. mayA
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EMPEROR WILLIAM

EMPEROR WILLIAM
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING
CIGAR AND TOBACCO HOUSE,
No. 80 KING STREET,
THREE DOORS SOUTH or SOCIETY STREET.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO Of all kinds.
PIPES Of every quality.
Call aud examine stock before buying else
where.
WILLIAM SCHROEDER, Proprietor
N.B.-The Wheel Of Fortune constantly on
hand. Invest 25 cents and try your luck.
mch7.pCdW1Yr
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MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.


Anal
Pound
FAMILY Fan M erso6e
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| Allendale, A P
Attson, Mary
| Austin, Mary
Bail, Annas-
| taide
| Bsmaeld, Mrs S
Barr, Mary
Bauman, Mrs c
Baker, AInie
Baker, Mrs d n
Ball, Lavenia
| Baxter. Julia 6
| Blame. Sophia
| BlackstecK,
Georgiana
Bryant, Annet,
Brown, Mary
Brown, Ca ollne
Brown, Motley
Bryan, Rina
Burke, Emma J
Bull. Martha
Cameron, Mrs S
Cade, Alice n
Cappel, Caro-
line
| Calvitt. Mrs F [
Cass, Mrs ] N
Calvert, Mary
Childs, Miss A G
Chichester, Ma
~
Chandler, Maria
Chambers, Re.
becca
Clark, Maggie
Clary, Mrs Dem
mis-
Collins, Mary
Corbett, d.
anah
Crousland, Mrs
Crocker, Sarah
A
Darcy, Mar
CRATE
Dennis, Cynthia
A
Dirken, Ella
Dodds, Mrs. Geo
Daily, Mrs E n
Doran, Mrs El-
len
Dreyer, Mrs
Duncan, Amelia
Dunn, Kitty
Eason, Precilla
Edward, Florel.
Ia
Edward, Agnes
Edward, Maria
Eagan, Mrs Geo
w
Ellis. Mrs 8
Errtns, Henriet-
Ia
Fear, Ann
Ford, Bessie
Fraser, Miss O
Fraser, Mrs Ann
Fraser, Christi.
Fatert, Cate
GardBer, Binah
Gaillard, Mrs 5
Gage, Elizabeth
Gerdes, Barbl-
Gehrs, Miss @
Gauteyenier,
Mrs Elizabeth
Gonzalez. Mary
Gordon, Mrs s
A
Grant, Lizzie
Green, LOUISA
Grant, Lorrher
Harmon, Mag
gle
Hamilton, Sue.
Bnr
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Gnmmer Resorts.

~ NOTICE.-OUR READERS WHO
PROPOSE TO SPEND THE SUMMER MONTHS
IN THE COUNTRY, AND PROPRIETORs OF
HOTELS WHO MAY WISH TO FILE TIE
PAPER FOR THE USE OF THEIR GUESTS,
CAN HAVE THE DAILY NEWS SENT BY
MAIL FOB sEVENTY-FIvE CENTS PER
MONTH.
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1)atent AIe6irines.
[C. a. sIMMONss PATENT 1s7.l sEfs s.ss..z:s
SIMM0NSs HEPATIC COMPOUND, OR LIVER CURE,
1pater,t Me0irirres.


o
DOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS,
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| Ahern, II W
| Aiken. W H
| Alender, B e
] Alexander, D I
| Aston, P o
| Aston, Chas
| Ancrom, Rich;
| Attles, W A
Baker, Castll'
| lian (copd)
Bamneld, 8
| Jones
Bates, Rev John
| Beck, Arthur
/ Bowick, W J
| Bryan, Daniel
| Bryant, Flaw
| B own, O W
Brown, F O
Brown, James
| Brown, John
Burn, 4 d
Burns, David D
| Bulwinkle. J
| Burton, Joseph
Calvert, Thos
| Garter, Gilbert
| Csrrighan, Hen
/ ~
| Chisolm. Thos
| Collins, Geo A
l Cook, Geo W
| Colby, VIM
| Cordes, Theo
Dart, Jacob
DsHtzler, ,.Ro'
David, Markos
| Delgar, Richard
| Dswsn, Edward
| Dillon, G
| Dlefenbach, W
| q $500. ...
| DOsre, F
| Dowald,
| DARBY, E h
Duglas, John
| Dungold, Tony
| (ontcher)
Edwards, Ches
| Elliott, DR. TO
| ErcSman Dc
| Kande$s
Evans, Jasper
Fields, william
| FLUID, Martin
| Fowles, g
| Freeman, John
Fuller, Perry
| Ganesm. Richel
Il Gass, Edward
i Gadsen, Jsnas
| Gibbes, Robert
Glbbes, Ooulotts
Glen TN
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WOMEN'S LIST.

HarRrave, Ellen
Hardgraye, Hel.
ena
Hardy, Mrs
Tho3
Harrison, Jen.,
ME
Harrison.
Amanda O
hays, Mary A
Hilderbrandt,
Catrina
Holbrook, Es-|
ther
holmes, Sarah
holmes, Matilda
.Hofmeister, An
ma
aollon. Mary A
Howard, Lave
MIA
Houseman, Ma
d. anne Sallie
Koran, Ann
Hughes, Mis- ] P|
hurley, Phillls
jaeger, Mrs Ohasl
Jefferson, Char.
lotte !
Jenkins, Mary |
jenkins, Mrs SP
R |
jenkins, Hen.l
rfetta |
jenkins, Mrs Sal,
rah |
Jones, Mrs Ann
Johnson, Rose 7
Johnson, Ann |
Johnson, LaVe.i'
MIA /
Johnson, Miner
va |,
Keckley, Maryl:
Kennedy, Mary
Kennedy, Mar
gret |
KurDell, Ellza-l.
beth |
Kuck, Adelne |
LsMotte, Julia
u |
Lacost, Miss i
Landers, Mrs 3
Livingston, Eli
len |
Little, Mnry |
Lloyd, Flora |
Liefje. Christlnal
tnanigsult PHIL
lis |
Maranda, MAJ
ria |
Maynard, Mrs
Mehrtens, MrsI
Mlngo, Rhlns
aikell, Mrs G E
Miller, Jane |
Miller. Hattie |
Noodle, BlancheI
Morgan, AMI
Moore, Mrs !
Moore, Matilda
MOroney, Brid.l
get |
Moses, Mrs E |
Meyers, Ida II |
McGnl, Lucy |
McLaln, MaggieI
Mathews, Maryl
Matthew's, Liddyl
n elson, Agnes |
Nelson, LaVe-l
MIA |
O'Brlen, John
O'Brien, Sarah
Ann |
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A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES o

A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF
THE URINARY ORGANS.
This Is q Solid Extract, and is recommended es'
pecislly for Druggistsi and Physicians use In pre-
scriptions. The quality and uniform strength is
guaranteed. This Extract is superior to Copatba
and Cubebs. or plain Oil OF sandal Unlike most
preparations OF this class, It does not nauseate.
The testimonials OF hundreds IN public and pri-
vate life, who have been cured by this prepara-
tion could be added; but the proprietor wishes It
to stand upon its own merits, and only asks q
single trial to convince the afflicted OF Its efficacy.
Circulars and samples can be obtained by Ply
sicians en- application to -
DOWIE, NOISE DAVIS,
Agents for So. Ca, Charleston, 8. @.
Also, SNYDER'S SH0WERING SIR. 'GE, re-.
commended by Physicians as the OIL perfect
Female syringe in the market.
july6 stuth3mos
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lIO'Connell, Mary
..lOner, Susan
Jane
0'Keefe, Mrs D
Palmer, Lydia
.lPortradgs, lse-
bella
Perry, Jannio
Peterson, Mrs
Henrietta
Prince, Char
lotte
! Protho, Miss G
| ID A
Reed, Mrs John
.iRemley, Eliza
Rafern, Sarah
Revel, Miss E
Rivers, Hen
y rietta
Renor, Mrs N
Ringgold, Lave
d MIA
Rice, Margret
,l lRoberson, Mary
J. Robertson, Lizzie
Robertson, Sa-
i rah
Robinson, Mrs J
A
Roberts, Leono-
i r8
Russell, Dianah
Sanders, Mrs
| Samuel
Sanders, MrH b
iSandera, Mrs
! Mary
iSulley, Mrs Rose
lStleman, Tru-
Session, Eliza
l5ingerton, d.
smith, Mis- T D
lSimmoL5, d.
Smith, Mrs 7 D
smith, Susie E
Smith, Miss 8 A
Sohl, Msrgret
Somers, Selma
Span, Mrs L ]
Stockman, Ann
L
| Thompson, Fan
ME II
Thompson, Sa.
,lTran, Mrs A W
irrouvsll, Anna
Turner, Rose
Ward, Mrs VIM
Watson, Mary
Walker, Mrs y T
j Wells, Hager
Webster, Schar.
| lntf6
Webb, Eliza
White, Mrs A
White, ElnIra
i Whiien, Betsey
! Wiege, Sarah
Wise, Martina
WIZ. Ida L
wilson, Rebec-
Williams, Leve.
MA
Williams, Jane
Wing, Maggie
Withers, Anna
Wilkerson, Mary
wiikerson, Ma.
worker, Fannie
Woodruff, Miss
Young,Mrs Ann
lZylstra, Mary
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MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 8,

M W. MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
MD, ON EUROPEAN PLAINTIFFS favorite es.
taoshment, situated IN one OF the most eligible
consequently well adapted for Summer Resort,
being Comparatively cool In midsummer, mag
nifciently furnished with baths and other con-
veniences on every 1oar. Is now open lor Sne re-
ception or those con rempating tour or pleasuTe
the coming 20 1on. The cars run within square
of the house. Coaches ut Rll the stations. e. v.
WESTCOTT, PrOnrt.tnr. jun84m0s
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1uia,1os, OraIa.,1Irs1 &e::
R1llruans.
CAROLINA RAILROAD.

= d 49, CHARLESTON, June 1, ..1s72. =
EXCURSION TICKETS TO Greenville, Anderson
and Wsihalla have been put on sale TODAY and
win continue on sale until LIST September. "a Is
Good to return until lst November. :: :G
Baggage checked through,
Prics to Greenville and Return ST 80.
Price TO Anderson and Return $3.50. tsbt.A3
Price to Walhalla and Retnrn $1o 2o..-E I, .
Price TO Spartanburg and Return SIS 80. g ~,
Springs (G8.)-price $24. % 9. tss,a.s.js .is.,;sl
The above Tickets on sale at the Line Btfeet
Depot, and at the Charleston Hotel - -.
8. B. PIOKENS, & S AL TYLER, -
Jun1 G. T. A. Vice-President.
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:. ER1 GRUBBs& WILLIAMSss

rEJyRUSYEEY.SALE or. THE RICHMOND;
Il Ias AND YORK, RIVER RAILRoAD:9 :9I5;.;:;.-4i.
By virtue Of two deeds OF crust. from the Rcn..
mond and York River Railroad Company % t1eiaso
VIM. H Macfsrsnd ee SssSa
1st OF January, 1866, the undersignsd, surviving.
trustees, win, on WEDNESDAY,. thsslsth DAY ot
Hs dsu5Ds asa 81 y Williams ias
WaoEE R1Gof EaG IsE or RAILWAY Of the said
Company nom the City Of. Richmond TO. West
Point together win me EsaacnssS o. me es'a
Nschine Shops, Depotss.. Water STATIONS, Road
Bed, Machinery, 'TollB, Easements, ana! sVefy
other right, interest or estate conveyed by the
said Deeds s1siRtREE TaE &Esas ssses ensa $ sfis0n
ecatins @ % @ sae Trusts Of .said DEEDS and %
interest on the bonds ouistanolng undeI saS Gee9
or 1859 Aforesaid estimated at about $360 001 and
then credit un,il the let ofJsnuary, 1s1T ss 70
S48 600, with interest from the 1ss OF July,1SI1,
at the rate Of 8 per cent per annum, payable
the interest due on the bonds OF the nrst class
under the deed Of 1855 Aforesaid. estimated 3t
about $4,000, and credit until the 1st sof Ianu.
sry, 1885 as TO $500 900, with interest at
OF per cent. per annum from the lgt OF July,
l872 payable semi annually, and then Cash suf.
clent TO pay the interest due on the bonds OF the
second class under the mortgsE@e @ 81 M 1see store @
credit until 1st OF January, 1917, ssto $29e0o0i
with interest from the 1sts OF Ju1ySa ls72;.aEthe
rate OF Z per cent. per annum, payabie eemi1n.
nuay, and then credit until the lat OF January,
1880, as to the residue Of such purchase money,
with interest at the rate OF 8 per cent. per- an
mum. As TO 30 much OF the purchase money a9
may be applicable to the bonds, secured by tie
deeds OF trust Aforesaid, the purchaser shAfg1vs
his bonds corresponding with the Said outBtaad-
ing bonds, and as TO the residue ofsuch pnrcnase
money. the purchaser shall give his Sbonf or
bonds, as may be determined upon .after tho sale;
the purchasers bonds TO be secured by deedor
trust on the property and franchises sold. a.,
sale and conveyance by the undersigned Wtlfne
to extinguish the Company aforesaid, and make
the purchaser body corporate. For further par
ticulars, apply TO Messieurs PAGE sMAURYS
Counsellors at Law, Richmond. Va !; SR!la
B. q. MAURY.G 10y s.
,,c-:J.PRQSSER TABB,
Surviving Trustees.
81 Sale conducted by Messrs. fGRUBRsi 4
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- NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs. - S I; x:
Holders OF the Mortgage Bonds Aforesaid VIII
report at once to kessrs. PAGE 6K&URY, RiCt:
the deed OF trust by which they are secured sfne
amount OF each Bond, and the amount or Interest
due. Holders OF Detached Coupons will report %
above. . 80, .-s; .'si--s. r. H. MAURYi ,,liys;
J. PR0SSER TABB,n....l.
juns Surviving Trustees. .
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81. Ma9ul #.

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&eeuldr< { empfraten uno tbrer QuuiS:
ptller Convention. Der *.
.. 9eralo" u1elpet nit GROCER 3uperli9t,
oab @ba6. S'&pnor. Der ,padere
&tformoempfrat DON Mewz2]prt. bic No<
mination Der &r9uIdren ni@t baten mill.
@ie Der ~9sralp~ pieies mi0en fam. pa
ct suelei@ meloet bab S'@unor ablolut
uno enti@tepen pe~rpei9ert, ii@ Iber feline
Mbit@teu BON ben 3eituussteri&terftutz
tern auspunapea. gu laGen, 1T taum er<
l@lt@. S'@pnor miro pobl eft ,porten
wuQen. .pas bel Der @el4i@te beraus<
femrnt. ~
DAP ct, nie @reel rs @oforAonil
Dana pom Der 81. 9. Gun 9meloet, f9
bereit erfldrt babe, bic domination per
@reeleyoemotraten uno 2iberaten fiji
@puuerneur, ben, Sen. Dir 9e9eniiter,
an ,%unebmen, 1T >pobl nt@t mobrideinli4
rpcnn aud, pie benz au,eritanil4, IN poli>
tifer allies m5eli@.
Sn SutnoiS, Midisan unp MiGouri
fnpen @onarebptfritts@ onoen1ionen pe,
Resularen als Norbereituns fir S.taats=
guupentionen fat. unD In Gong Brand
bat cine aus efmptratilden 0r6een be
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29

Muh in &anas o%reaniEreu fih
Die Re0uld!en uno 9~rlnoettn bet .sinem
Meeting" In Clinton So. einen Club
bon AZ Mann. Every little helps.
Wie eelo9t, bic "Reyuldren" fnp unz
lere Qeute %ebeniowenie al6 Die ~Sre9uz
ldren"; mbsen ite tbren Gamiltenapit
ausfe9ten, wte fe molten, es 1T ni&t
infer ~B16nes".
Daeeeen freue1 mir urs. bab bic alien
Splpaten aberaQ re@t treu aur alte n
SABINE balten, uno bic Convention per
@oloate, uno @eeleute in Yittsbureb
miro Elm trdfti9 @ort fur Grant unp
@ilion reren. 50 parp pom
ben @olpaten unp Seeleuten ceS Stem
@onareb>D iRrtct in &entudy bic Mpmt>
%ntfrattcn Grant u. @illons inpplIri
unp bel@lo0en: ~@tr balten Is fit BIZ
YRi@t zines jecen patrip'en. Der ben
blaueu Sod Uncle @am'S setraeer, nj.
Is Elm 8ersnieen fir Jpn iein ioute, 3u
Ntmmen unp III tpirfen fir Die Bteber,
pabl u. g. Grants, bes Soltaten Nn1e>
rifas. auf ben IS 7ol3 ietn fam. uno Dit
@abl 6enrp Bilion's, pes fets BEN
Wobl letnes @aterlanpes treu er8ebeneu
Yatrioten."
Der 8ro6en @reelenz 8erlammluue n
MiImautee, welde ZEN nSeeboten'
nabs3u p%eranlabte, In Sorpaniaen Gel:
p%enffansen ~ peroriren, 1T cine BIT
Grant, er{ammlune an, 24fen Mueui
9efclst, unp @op. NoYes btelt ote &ebe
! yta@ @oe. Noyee ipra@ Elm Yafor be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

E.fSL kss.f HA.
nRANGE. ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
~ ASSA:, RAILROAD.
aaH4 M zSSs:s .gSzss@s# H.: 9@ss. is.s:ss
DOUBLE D.lILl /

U)l BLk DAlLl TRAINS
On and attcI 81 >DAl, ',M 1872 twt
.t;,,I, ta>.rrlyrf traiiI> viii run bclwcrD " tSii
l%G'l'UN md ll ClIBC l:G. rtlccliI.s ,t.'uh'.
HriIS ruInr;Iun. through rtwech y EN l'i.''
and NEW ORLEANS. Al G"r,l"n-viic ''''
trcti"I, j. made rs nl .r;uL with ti' t'">
,,,.ukr and Uhi'. Ra.ir,r: 'lnIis, SUNDAY ~ ::
III. IL Richtuulri. ->Lnultth afId tn hHi-'
~pRl NtiS; al l-snviburs With .ttianli,. h'-
>l>>irp and Obi" R,rIr'ad for thr West nil.
Southwest aud III Washington for the A"rt:
md Northwest
l.'uvr w ,>hlnston ,i.,lly NJ l.. IL. n''L ln2
y. m, and Alexandria ut n. III. ami l. ID l.'"
,rr,viny al Lrn"hburs ;u ) Up.iI. ami D. 10 n. III
Leave LyuchburS al ,. ',.ml and ~ - y. p.'u..
arrive nj Alexandria 1T "2o p. III. and = 43 4 M
and ut Washington 1T Z. io p. III. and 80 u. IN.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
daily excepting Sunday with mnln me train.
nj 200 u. III. and Alexandria al oOp u. m.
Leave Munassus Junction III $3.50 d. m; pass
>trtS burg at LIS D. ~, and arrive ut darrison.
burg al AIS p. m, CONNECTING with Harmon x
Cos. Stage Lines to Staunton, Rawley Springs.
&c, &c.
Eastward, leave Hnrrsonburg al 1880 !. IN. :
;.ass Slrasburg nj Lao p. H., arrive at Man"ss
Junction ut .,:OJ p. M, connecting Will niain
West
Good connections, by comfortable coaches are
made to Fairfax Court House from Fairfax sta
ton; to Middlcburg from Plains; and To Upper
Vile from Piedmont.
Both the Eastward and Westward bound trains
make close CONNECTION at Strasburg WITH the
Winchester and Str4sburg Railroad to Minches-
ter, Hurpcrs Ferry, Capon Springs, &c,
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily between
New York and I.ynchburg, without change.
Also, cars through between Baltimore and
Lynchburg, avoiding the inccnvenienc" of trans
Ter in Washington.
Through tickets and baggage checked to all
prominent points.
J. ~ BRUADUS,
mv3-tf General Ticket Agent.