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found hero ~ BE Pioneer office two Of
the Sasmsr anssaSs OF TIE, NEW NORM.
VS., DSssrs. o, II. LAberteau and Mel.
vile CHISHOLM. they are well pleased with
this part q the ~ Id, and have no longing
Tor ~ upper sosntsy.
rroce.tletl to the Bitter Root ON Tues.
day. and arrived hack this =. m and will
give You the notes 1t my visit in another
issue of the NEW morrill, WEST.
ACCIDENTS.
On the evening Of the c2l inst, Nj. Light.
ner, one Of the owncrs "f the saw mill nine
miles from Stevensvill~. fell in front of the
saw and received some terrible cuts. His
right breast was laid open the width Of a
mans hand. and his lungs exposed. There
were several cuts running in different Dis
rec,ions up and down his breast, and one
crOsswisc, which severed two of his ribs,
and cut cash two inches in length and an
inch In depth in his right lung. Besides
these, there was deep cash above his hip,
IN which DR.. Buker inserted his finger to
the depth of three in ches. Drs. Buker and
Price arrived some five hours after the acct.
dent and dressed his wounds. The water
had been turned of, and the saw was almost
stopped when Mr.. L. fell on it, else he
would have becn cut In two. The strangest
thing of all, however, Is that Lightner ap-
pears to suffer no particular inconvenience
% far from his wounds. other than beng
weary Of lying In one position. His appetite
has remained good and his voice as strong
ss usual. Being young man of good
habits, strong constitution. and nerve
without limit, his chances OF getting we'll
arc good.
N. =. LOEDER DROWNED
From news received here il Is generally
believed that 8. Lochcr. ri Helena, was
drowned on the eth inst in crossing the
Pen d'Orcil!c river At Horse Plains. Mr..
Fawkcs, If the latter place. wrote tn Frank
Wo"<iy, If Misspula. on the 9th, stating
that Mr.. Loebcr had attempted to cross the
river on horseback and was drowned, or at
least was supposed IL b.. Tho horse was
got out, and in the can,inas were found let.
tiers directed :" IS. Locbcr. Helena" Mr..
Faw kes thought they c'l'd recover the
body the follnw;n: day. CALCIUM.
MisrOrla, OctO.,rr 2Hh, 1872
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.elearaphiteIl


(Ths Tejsgsip4 line having been down
for the last two days we are without report
Ed.)
Pittsburgh, October 28.--The funeral of
Ex-Governor VIM. F. Johnston took place
this afternoon according to the ritual Of the
Episcopal Church. ~ .,s
Bangor. Me-, October e6th-CenerA J.
Berry, Collsctos Of the port 0f Bath under
ex-Prcsidcnt Buchanan disd st Csorgetown
on Saturday evening aged Is years.
New York, October so.-Ths horse die.
temper continues. The number Of fatal
cases has increased. The deaths on satur
day we're 30, on Sunday, 81; ON Monday,
%.
Chester, VT, October 29.-Hon. Nsthan-
lei Fullerton, President of the Bellows
National Bank, died here this morning aged
g years. He was the oldest Mason and
tank President in the United States,
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TERRITORIAL

From the Avant Courier eth.
The term of District Court is postponed
until the arrival Of Judge Scrvis.
Il il rumorcd in the social circles that
Judge Langhorne will lead the a,niabIe and
accomplished Miss Alice Leonard 10 tho Ivy
mcnial altar this evening.
Tats's "Wild Irishman," beat Degcn.
hsrt's Cry Eagle, half mile in 81 seconds
ON Saturday.
n. II. Farnham had !cg broken ny
runaway team on Sa,ruday: Bar, llcndcr.
sons brother 3. d. also had . leg broken at
Fort Ellis on Thursday.
Major John r. Bruce l,as succeeded Capt.
JOS Wriyh, rs editor Of the Courier.
From the Pioneer Oct Sid
Mr. Ligh,ner WIS caught and lailly mu.
iil.,s1l in the Saw mill vt Burnt Fork on
Tuesday.
The NJ F.. Church has received its hell.
N. p. Ci,atlln If Bitter R.n, Valley raised
1000 bushels If Early Rose ptat.as fron,
Is pounds of see,l. Mr.. iiolcomb on the
same farm raised 20 bushels "f oats to the
acre
N. P Chatlin has sold 4l.OOO pounds Of
flour at E.nmctsbur% At $l7j per sack.
A. G. England If the Hell Gate Rondc
raised this year 5000 bushels Of wheat ON
100 acres If ground.
From the Nontan:an sWh,
Assessor Gohn now has the nssessnen
Of this c"unty up TO 81 ,0OO, 600, and will rub
g. O00. 0OO terrible close before he finishes.
He captured $4,000 last Monday. Old
Madison still holds her own as the second
coun,y in tho Territory.
The Noneanian having broken its Wells
Job Press Bartlett repaired it promptly aud
we'll. All rs wells could bc expected.
News more iis,teripg every day from
Cherry Creek.
The recently discovered coal mines on
the Sunkingwa,er are developing splcnidly.
The discoveries arc wo, king on \ seven foot
vein ut present. and the quartz Is constantly
improving.
Harry Norton has finished his 0eyscr
land articles, and did tue country up splcn
didly.
From the Gazette -
Yesterday Ches. Travis purchased 4 hand
ossso hundred and eighty head Of horses
from Mr. Hardesty, who drove them up
from California this season. The band 10
one of the finest VIC ever saw brought to
the country, taken ~ On average, and Ches.
will make TIE weskis ring with his '.ssven-
~ two doIlnrs-dk hear it:' for the next
few weeks. IL r..tE
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70 urrta aosr IplaEcT.

Ia NEW NORTHWEST. +s-
xissoula bas oil the necessary advantages
that 20 10 make up large and prosperous
city; fins location, plenty of room for ex.
panaioD, ~ abundance Of clear, pure water.
sew conveyed In pipes from Ra,ilesnake
Greek - good climate - the North can
boast Of, the Bitter Riot. . country Of an.
s.'~aspcd richness, extending for 80 miles
up the INV. and vast region of farming
and mineral weans-G many miles In extent
below to draw from, i...l,hv location.
With railroad almost At it, door, IN uni,e
In making Il one Of the most prominent cts
,es Of the Northwest Moreover, . great
interest, now valuclcss, will add to i.s many
advantages when the N. p. r. r. n cqm.
pleied via.
the LUMBER TRADE.
Not only up the Hell Gate for 10 miles.
bot the whole length Ut the Ritter Rnot,
and the mcuntains bordering, numbering
pias. Ut the best quality, IL to all appear.
sncs. isexhaustibie. In time, no doubt,
narrow gauge mad will BE- constructed up
lhe valley ~ 6rtny to market ito numerous
psoduc.ions fiv eountries East Of ~ for
. thousand mi:es viii draw heavily on Mon.
lana for their building material, not only Of
lumbss lot Of stone. II can easily be seen
thas this viii be
ilati AsREAr SOURCE or REVENUE
70 The N. P. X r., when We con,c to reflect
that in i've years from this the country TO
Tie esst viii be redeemed from i,s wilder
ness, and thriving towns and cities will bs
found where now arc nestled tho iepces Of
the Red Mss. iHs fte Il y
The busine,s people Of Missou!a are con.
ienlsd with their prospects, conddcat that
bns coupie II years 1t the farthes, ran
intervene heksse they arc everlas,iagly
linked with 81, Paul. Milwaukee,, Chicago,
Boston. New Yorh, PhilsIelphsa. and, in
fsc,, the world q lsryc asla IS a
Il j often the case :.i,h rai!rnad towns
ihst when ilc.Ssilrosl goes though then,
4. ..Sos aarssgA" them ot the same tvmc, and
they arc Of no sarthly account afssrwsrd.-
Bat Niasoala d % situated that II win b >
great point far the rDad and the n,ad will
Be . sTeas priat tus IL, iss locasionr being
sacA ihss she n. p. r. r. cannot help ma.
king . ''corses" % It. 1et5 .eaiat (
TIE Sunday following ~ arrival hess
attended services IN The new r. e Church.
Rev. +. 9. lli6 o6lcisaing. and issssed to .
wy able assm0s froo thaspromisinG young
L e~fA9aA>~ 49, - -
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The Pacific Coase Rssiss, (6sn Fran
cisco) having received isquisies . 70 ths
probability q i've Union Pacific being ssov
bjockaded this winter, gives II - 10 belief
shst there 10 lsss danger of snow blockade
this winter between Omaha and Gan Finn.
cisco, than bssweea Chicagospd New Yosk.
The U. =. Company are not only Snow
shading and icscing, but sss clevasing he
tack several feet 10 places where ths dsiSls
hsvs been worst II II not impsobsbls that
there will b. uninterrupted tssvsl this wis.
NJ.
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The parties In San Francisco asking .
o6 ,o00, 0O0 subsidy for the Colombo rail-
rad and those In Denver asking $o0O, 600
subsidy for the Platte Valley road have
both Withdrawn. Public opinion was to
atroug sealnst them.
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1T II said now that tho New York z'tb-
uxs Company. to save tho business OF the
PAPER, will throw overheard both Greeley
and Whitelaw Reid after the election. It
IL rumored also that Schuyler Colfax will lie
rendered the managing cdit0rship.
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LET US HAVE LIGaT.

We publish In THE iseas, BY ssquset Of
the NESTING. he action Of The COMMITTEE ot
One Husdrsd on the Railsoad question. We
would IKE 10 ses this movensnt s0coes
end . mol b1ile from Hslcns to Utah.
There 10 not, No believe, man On Tho West
Side but that heartily joins In ihis sest'>
meat Possibly We may hsvs been 1issa>
desssood. The idea Of building . railroad
y . commendable one Spe0l he day when
Il shalt BIZ done. A. this particular soad
win nos materially and directly 6eoent our
western coast,es, we do not propose 70 pay
taxes for subsidising It, Thst'sall. Helena
Woald not ent0eaia for moment The Idea
u pAyisg taxes 70 subsidise r0Ad frOm
Cosisne 70 Deer Lodge and NissoalA We
would not expect II. Il b wholly bust>
asss matter. Now comes the proposition 70
hsvs the stock .sabsabed: committees arc
appointed; books opened; asrangeneoss
0ods 70 incorporate; name given and oil
eSespe ~ souts and few other unimpogt.
sss dssaih decided upon. We await the re.
ealt.
II - Inquiry, however, Il allowed ~,
~ - ~ NV ~ Company propose y Il.
sespesaas 1ndss ihs ''psessns statute suthos.
isiag eosposssioasr' ~ ws ssdssstaad Il
shssO y ~ pssosst statute In Montana O.
shosisiag saiload iscespoeasioaA Coagrsss
soas ysan 80 wiped OF Ne power Of ~
Territorial Legislature 70 ssaet ssca ssas.
stsa Ths Disesiss q Colsahis vsst @,
paassd . isessposaaioa ~ asd sAastsssd
several sessse sallsosdA THY seaad today
sssaRsy, VIII ~ sosds bsik asd sbsis q.
sss oegaaiaaaiss illsgal Let winter ca.
9sso sssssssd ~ power 70 ~ Territorial
LsGslessss . saase iseospeeaalsa iaxa-
IN - 1esaAas LsgisluGass ~ ~ e.aee.
s6ssse . saaasaa 4 sslloal eespessaiea
~ wsan ~ - leeaD tsiag. Z ~ =.
1ss1as1 ~ siesaaisa - Oennkaaa z
o. 0ssdssd hssso - 81 49, y
hpg1a ~, s'6vlsg = naale eea.Aarla
eeo1l0 oowa,s - ~ - - 49, shiae1
= llon11v 81 ~ IN 49, & - neSe,
Wee1k - lGD1gna1isa.
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-ljes. Wa. II. ClAgett, De)egaae 1t
Montana, jesves By this MORNINGS coach fos
he eaa, taking bic oldest child with him.
md will reach Washington this month.
We wish them . pleasant journey, and
speedy retusa. Nm. Clagett, and the dttls
oues Of the household will iemain here, Pre-
lessipg their mountain home 70 Washlng.
ton rssidencs, ssadwicbed between two
winter trips-snd Of this we ass glad.
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The President writes Geo. H. Stuart
that no change 10 at present contemplated
IN the Indian policy.
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The Department OF Agriculture has
made up it, report for October: The wheat
yield In the United States for 1872 II esli'
mated at ~, 0oo, 900 bushels, ten millions
more than for 1871. The average yield per
acre Il between l2 and 10 bushels.
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No,iOe I Contractors.

Bills for Convict lah,r--ii,s same to lie
performed within the Peni,entiary enclosure
will In received ., the U. 8. Prison, Deer
Lodge, AZ. r. until IL M November nth
1872 The ct,ntract will be awarded 10 tho
highest bidder who will be required to give
security, snt guarantee steady employment.
liz r G. b. AdriAncc,
1742t. Dept. Sup, U. 8. P.
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Lucy best Occident In tho race on We'd
nesdsy, distancing him the second heat
Time, 220i; go.
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The SALARY Of the Auditor OF Monsan"
under the present Statute will not cxcecd
$780,
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The horse disease was still bad oil along
the Northern Atlantic coast up to latest o.
vices.
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They get things mixed up . little even
n intelligent New York. The following 10
from editors Visits" in the A1~jsss
Nes.peper Repsrser OF q
&" Martin Nsgiuu,s, 0ssesss, helena, Non"
taua. Nr. kaginnisis ~ slecton dele
"egste from Montana 10 Warrington "sss
March,
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From he 81. Paul Despatch.

From Tie st. Paul Despatch. -
0)yndcn, Red Lake Crossing and Moor.
head. are going ahead like magic, and the
citizens of the several towns are rejoicing
over tho prospects for brilliant and sue
cessful future, aud it is hoped their most
aanguine expectations may be fully realiz
Th1sy'nve cooArucassa trains mss daily
over tho line Of the Norsh,en rs.;ac rua,i
conveying material in the direction ->f The
''western terminus" These trains include
ok hundred cars and are followed wssewasd
by tide Of emigranis which h perfectly
surprising IN ito magnitude. ~
The Baldwin locomotive works at Phils.
delphis, entered into . contract with Tie
Northern Pacific Railroad Company come
time ago, TO complete City two locomotives
for tho line. and they are now about com.
pleted, two per week having been turned
ont from The. extensive establishment dur.
Ing the past twenty six weeks. If this has
been bsatsa in the history OF locomotive
building in this country, the fact he's not
been made Q matter Of public record.
Esoa The 0wyAee Avalanche. Oct 10.
We were shown Z letter from Captain
EsstwickS party, which says be IL still on
the Spokane plains engaged in making .
permanent location Of the Northern Pacific
railroad. It further says that the Cspt. 10 to
continue bis locating survey into Montana,
going up the AissoulA river. We infer frUm
this that the company have abandoned tho
route through the Jocko valley.
From the San Francisco Chroaicie. .sd.
The track Of the MAN road IL now laid
from lake Superior to the Missouri river,
lS5 miles, and from Kalams to Hodgkin's,
s mica Next year 100 miIes will Be com.
7leted from the Missouri river to the Vel.
;owseone ct the mouth Of Powder river, aud
9o0 miles from tho Columbia, near the
mouth of Snake river, to Pen d'Oreille lake.
From Portland 70 the mouth Of Snake river.
. distance Of so miles, there Il go,,d river
navigation, and also on Pen d'Oreillc, lake
end it, tributary river, there 10 good naviga
ton for 10 miles, - tliat at the end OF lea
the company will have 600 miles of stem
communication q each end Of the line, with
. gap OF 100 miles 10 10 completed after.
ward.
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~EX POST FACTO."

The New Northwest calls attention 10
section 2 OF The Montana Mining Law,
which provide that certain work shall be
done on Ill new" discoveries: and that
100 fest shall oonssitste claim. This law
y not ex post facso and dos not interfere
With previous rights ~ docs the act of Con-
grssa -0saAllS 2oM
y Thea what DO you thisk Of this oses
from The ''smsnded limitation act" Of the
eodi6ed statutes, page COL, sec. 2, approved
Jan. II. ls12 .s@.
Sec. g. No action 70 recover any min.
Ing, claim whether placer or quarts, or any
quarts lead or lode Or any interest thereon
~ possession thereof, unlcss the same be
held undcr patent from llse government of
lhe United States, shalt be commesccd OF
maintained valsss dat Il L prossd that the
plsinti6 - bis assigns Or predecessors on In .
tssest seevs II he ssssal sessios o. pesesssion
Of such mining claim, quartz lead or lode.
ssi4Is 90 yese sess Setsre the commence.
ment OF such actios, and unjcss It Il further
tSVvV~s ssSOs OVSO PsoSUSSAA VI We OSSeKU0 u
predecessors II interest have complied with
The rules and customs Of TIC mining distric.
In which ssch placer claim Il situated, OF
with tho lws Of the Territory relating to
quarts leads and hides - 70 such claim,
lead o. losle."
Our limited knowledge Of legal phrases
did not LEAD 70 U believe that this was "a
spsa Jdeis lbw, . Ne had ignorantly sup.
posed they were unconstitutional. until left
to tsfer tbe contrary by the OsssNe. I,
will b fousd however ''sstso active" and
hat Thousands Of leads saakcd, recorded
and ovssd By psssoas under tho old law.
end Of which they have not beea 10 actual
posseasion for year, win o. ~ 1llh Of
January lo7s, - sabjscs % ~. location by
Other parties, and shs Nv will sustajn The
asw ownera The Montana Legislature
vos6'st ''iatsrfsgs VIII pssvioss rights u
does ~ ~ At CoaGssn." u jsse .'lin,ts'
owsU est Of owssssaip II twelve months,
that's al.
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aolnERS' MEETING AZ DuJJe err.
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&oW.


At m adjourned mesiing Of the ,niscrs Of
Butte City, Ia Summit Valley Mining Die
trict, Dear Lodge county. n. T., hssd u the
Pnss-Oface, On Saturday, ihs 96sh, Ocl, "a.
The following action was had: i.
John p. Airport, President; Anson Ford,
Secretary.
The President stated The object Of 10
neeting vs. 10 Se-oEgania for 10 pssposs
Of meeting the requiremeats Of Tie lsss
Quarts Law, By establishing he ~ a2s~
wages fOr labor o. or hdes. md selecting
ihs proper officer for keeping register oe
record q The laboe md expenses employed
thereos. sil
whessuroa. % motion, tho wsges ~
Nv were 1xsd q oaoa fa as7ff
On mosjos, Asspn Foed ~ sseced r..
coedss Tor ~ offset shove sane& ~ 81
virsas q ~ o@es u Noeaey Pubue, =
eea0 a6mislGles ~ aecen1y 60. - W.
r1yisg ~ anssss u 80 ~ - ~
- lods ewnR, ssd ~ ~ + - -
1ss1 = - 49,. & 4
WhnstjeA = spetlsa - sn1gllne -
$3.50 - ~. -. Il,
ii y qpm = iixpoo4. - Il
4 ~ e11s .s.ssa ~ ~ ~
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Next Tuesday settles Greeley.

Oxen were used In Brooklyn, N. T.. q"
M0nI0v
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~ Botanic Phyalclnn,
- IL. n. q a Y Il o R -.
tbs celebrated botanic physician has now located
q Pioneer wicss hc be consulted On al diseases
pas hsd large and sacce-siu prsstioe with chronic
diseases. He ssicrs BY ps,missian to the following
Chicago References:
P:iw. GATES. JAS. scOvlLLE,
z GATES, II. H. ScOvILLE,
d. K FRAZIER. ST. WEBNER,
A. B. ROuSON. a g
. ls+sm.
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COoDty 0e Oecf Lodge.
J. 4. Larahle. Cashies OF the First National Bank
q Dees Lodgs. y. r., do e0lcmnly swear that tho
aSss castcasns y true to the best Of my knowledge
aud oclcf.
g. E kARADlE, CdaAj<r.
0aAocsi6ad and sworn to hef0re me, this 18th day
oe Oet., 1874 LOClS MCAURTRY.
Notary Public.
Cosseet-Attest:
T. CONRAD KONRs>
Y: Y i 4,SSiSs D''ss.0'.
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Mrs. Horace Greeley died In New York
City Oct. 30th.
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A. K. w ill & Co.,
WatChmakers and Jewellers
Helena. MONtana
WE SEND UNITED STATES, wALTHAM,
ELGIN AND HOWARD WATCHES
by Express. c. 0. D.. to all parts Of the Territory
and allow the purchasers to open the packages and
examine the watches before paying the accompanying
BILL and " the watch Is not a. ordered may be re
turned at our expense.
SEND FOR OUR PRICE LIST.
A. X. WILL & CO..
Arc the only exclusively manufacturing jewelers. In
the Territory. and keep hand full assortment of
diamonds Pearls. Moss agatcs. etc. ard those want
Ing elegant job in this line are respectfully invited
to bring or send their orders. S2l1S
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49,
Coed Eusssss ssea a!acdys ut ~ People k"o'
wAere Msv are end wAat tAsy hass = sell.
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE %.

GoLD-WHAT BECOMES OF TIA paper
road before the Polytechnic Association by Or.
Stenhens answers the inquiry as follows
Of our annual gold product fully 10 per cent
is melted down for manufacturing; 50 per cent
goes to Europe 25 per cent to Cuba 10 per
cent TO Brazil per cent. directly to Japan
China, and the Indies leaving per cent. TOR
circulation in this country. wy
Of the gold which goes to Cuba, the West
Indies, and Brazil fully so per cent. hnds Its
way to Europe. where, after deducting large
nercentage used in manufacturing, tour hithS
of the remainder is exported to India.
Here the transit of the precious metal is at !
an end Here the supply is absorbed , anu
never returns to the civilized WorId. me
Orientals consume but little. Whlie their pro-
auctions have ever been IN demand among INC
Western nations. AS mere RECIPIENTS these
nations have acquired the desire ana hapit OF
accumulating and boarding, habit common
alike to all classes among the Egyptlans, Onl
nese, and Persians. A French economist says
in his on;niop the former nation alone can hide
away $50, 600, 600 of gold and silver annually,
and the present Emperor of Morocco is so adj
dicted TO this avaricious mania that he has filled
seventeen large chambers withs the precious
metal. The passion of princes, it is not sur
prising that the same spirit is shared by their
subjects, and it is in this prediction that we
discover the solution of the problem as to the
disposition of the precious metals.
This absorption by the Eastern nations has
been uninterruptedly going on since the most
remote historical period. According to Phny
as much as $lO00O0,00O in gold was 10 his day
annually exported to the East. The balance OF
trade in ayor of those nations is now given as
$50, 900, OO0. -Tecas Bulletin.
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ROADS.
A LEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON R. R
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fa0RM gs$:.::.sazss.s lz@ss.s7@S
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS laSs
On and after MONDAY, April To- 1877,
through Mail Trains leave Washington. from.
Maryland av depot, at 7:l5 a. M and 1895 P: M,
for tynchburg and intermediate stations, Sun.
days included. Leave Alexandria,. from Duke
and Henry streets, at Gas a. m: and 6:45 p: m.
from Lynchburg and intermediate stations, Sun,
DAYS included, connecting with the morning an!
evening trains for Baltimore, Philadelphia am
New York.
Local Passenger Trains leave Washington,
from Maryland Avenue Depot, at 7;2, $780, $
and II a. m. and l;5o S:5u, $50 and $40 p M M
Leave Alexandria, from the corner of Duke and
Henry streets, at 4:45 u NJ, and 800 p. m, and
from the corner of King and St: Alsaph streets
ut 6, and 10 a. M, and at l2:5o, ESQ and P. m.
Local Sunday Trains leave Alexandria, from
the corner of Duke and Henry streets, at 4:45 a
m. and 800 p. m. Leave Washington, from
Maryland ave. depot at $50 a. m: and 8 10 p: m.
Through tickets can be procured at the ottic'
of the Company, corner Of 9Th street and Mary;
land avenue, Washington, and baggage checked
through. Q: a. STEVENS Gen. Supt,,
w. j. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. ap 1s-tf