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New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
NOPE GREEKS BEARING GIFTS.

That the Spanish of Cuba appreciate good
Offices seem to be abundauty proved BY The following
letter which we receive from Havana:
The Of the definite disposal Of the Cuban priya
Pioneer by the Administration al washington mas
created here among the truly loyal unbonded entIu
ton expressing their admiration for Grant rs their best
aud frlest ally and the NicePresdent, SelOr Juan
TOraya. who has amassed a large fortune In
few years ont Of blood conceived The bright idea
of presentug the General with substantial token OF
their genuine gratitude the shape OF 10000 Of tie MOST
costly cigars TO he found I'm Havana, CGbGNdS and car
rjai RegutdS IHDeri0es, the value OF which Is $1,000
per 1,tOO % be lavlshly decorated IN gilt ana e1-
Uensivey boxed up the whole 70 cost about $1,000,
the promoter of 10 subscribing with $1,000 Luuea puJ
down $1,000 and before the meeting adjourned the ua-
ance was cheerfuy subscribed. the DOns DeiuB tu-y
. ware OF two things. namely, the Generdls lohu-
ness for good weeds and the very III
valuable services rendered by him in suppor' OF
Slavery and butcherv OF natives under spanish manage
ment while controlling the foreign policy oI the great
American Republic Furthermore, this saCacOus IOraya
no. minated private subscription fund TO ne devoted
m nd I'm the reflection Of their friend 20 the Presidency
for another term otherwise the odds would be over
whemingy against the continuance OF their saturnaLa
blood
This would read ike q burlesque; but there has been
so much the conduct OF public affairs in this country
Justify t absolute truth, cannot well disbelieve
g. Gifts the order Of the day. let have no more
luinciDg matters on the subject at this late day.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Kemarking upon the assertion or Bourbon
psper that the OConor movement has received noble
tmpetus from the october elections ne Cineinaah
creial cruelty says This Is rather crafty ing
tbap otherwise II is the'Ony thing t IL likely 70 re-
eelve aud republics ought not 10 be ungrateful'
Discussing the future Of Republicanism,"
The Philadephia Press INDUCES in this meted thrust at
those Jealous Renomnationists who are shouting 20
wildly over the last purchase OF hr Simon Cameron.
Improperly called the victory IN PennsylvaniA In tina
day or triumph when the thoughtess and the corrupt
who assume be vindeated in corruption are nlngng
rude, defiant huzzas In the faces Of the better t
the party, it becomes the faithful sentneis ON gfu
the slarm OF danger Tor danger II bGeco most
1mminent-" Verify, this sounds Ike treason.
The denomination editors are coming up to
che point In excellent style, and gradually recog-
nizs tho eminent services Of their great and worthy
header in Pennsylvania. Cameron. See how beau
fifuly The Boston Jctsr1ai does ts duty: While We
admit that he is Ideal Of statesman. we must
sar that could discern anything In his course
urfy Of that exceptional Distraction 20 which ne
nas brcn subjected. A. all events II man II 70 be
1ir romitted To the Judgment Of bis neEbOOrs ahd YI
lis felow or tne state, Mr. Cameron may
gr pr proud Of such verdict IN hts favor as mat NJ
ENDED IA the result OF the last Pennsylvania election
In a sensible article against toTchlight pro-
eo,s az means Of stect baws and bloody riots. The
Soy4aoqeid Republican says: Whatever Gen. Grants
admirers may elect b. 90, hope Liberals everywhere
f e for the reminder OF this % give tho
,o-ciIigst n rest They engaged In s,riOrs
sgsiese IueV hnVr "A C4gre that should inspire liieM
tbeV re eonfr0nted By odds that should sober lheb
IbV tgye neither nor money 10 waste upon htI't
ntr.a.s aug tins Uac fOoslut6s. MI Greeley la et 70
e eleSis by any Chincse Ccncs o"t bS earnest. 1"'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFTcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFiCER'
WAsEISGTOS D. c., Thursday, Oct. Ill q. u. }
6vuoDsis for ne DdSi ttcentg-foa nonf1
From tbe lower lakes over the Eastern and
Middle States hight nOrtherly winds; high barometer
and clear weather prevail on the south Atanue anu
ef coasts: clear weather and sOutherly 70 easerly
winds with high baIOmeters cloudy weather. WIN Oc-
rasional rains, Middle 1ississlpp ana lSsT Oio
V,iIeVs. in the Northwest and over Lake Mlchigdh
Gentle northerly winds and generally clear weather
roTnetef h falling In the extreme Northwest.
Probabilities.
The barometer will rise and continue high, with gen
erilv cIear cool weather and nOrherly winds IN the
SsWFngland and Middle States In the Mississippi ana
Obio Valleys partly cloudy but clearing weather ana oe
caSional ram and northcry 20 easterly winds on me
south Atlantic and Gulf coasts sOuthery 10 easterly
yTinds yeering 10 nOrthery and easteriy ana elear
weather; on the upper lakes and IN the N0rtl-ntst,
Inds veering sOut-easterly, with lang barometer
and party cloudy weather generally clear weather
and easery southeasteriy winds on the lower
lakes. - ..,.-tu.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
rrvcs COr7NTY STATE TAxrs.

At a meeting of the Kings County Board OF
Supervisors yesterday AFTERNOON the Special Committee
o. the eCna'zatOn OF State taxes maoe u I-poIs " -
proceedings Of meeting OF citizens aud taxpayers,
urging the BCard 70 the payment OF the unequal
taxes for State purposes and TO force INTO tha
courts the question Of such inequality. Gnd Tie
re0uisitlon OF the Controller of this state Tor
a levy Of sl,soe42s On the cOunsys eduaLzed
value as reported by the Board Of Equalization
at sl95Isssa. TIE Committee reports tnat, wnic it
ypaizt, with the spirit OF resistance tO tAe syste-
matte and uremrditated wrong that hs been innlcted
ou the county years, ana again Threatened by
the Sse Board feels that the Osths o. ia mCmD rs aS
eupervisOrs nud them 70 discharge OF duties IN ac-
pordauee with the laws OF the state. The Committee
holds that .open defiance 20 the weiles aDlAed laws
would DO q Revolutionary act, which, precedent.
might lead anarchy and confusion. Under these cr-
cuns uces considers 1t the duty OF the Committee
70 the legal rights Of the county - me premises
Appe SIDED 70 report Is an opinion nom eXJudge
Joshua NJ Van COtt COncurred il by William Coit, and
the Committee assured that II the action upon the
state COntr, Hers requisilOn Is delayed tn aIGr Nov
3 le vote the people will be in favor OF funCng the
canal and raj Iund deficiency, ana theu Jle WY
i be clear fOr Supervisors 70 appropriate Tor Lac
atgre levy q mills instead OF % mills, wuch VIII eEect
saving t0 KMLs County Of aBOut GO0oO0 the present
wear The Board then adopted resolution pOatpOaing
actin upon Tequstlon Of the state Controller until
MgFr
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
A SHALLOW TRICK.

To get up a sO-called Liberal Club, and
then change into Grant organization is 50 easy It Is
surprising iU has not been Oftener done. This
sort OF lcgerdemaiu IS just now az
tracing the favorable attention Of TIE
Grant managers. The trick win be played with great
success from now unr election. here is a case, for in
stance which received with great applause by one Of
Tie Grant re1ectors in this city
The Conservative Jackson Democratic Club at swaze
Station, between Washington and Baltimore, has Ci1-
banded. Shortly after the adjournment Of the
Democratic Convention 10 declared FOR Gree
lev, and since then has been hard at work
for him. After the recent election the men,
bers began privately consider the pOl'y ot break
M and finally formal meeting Of the officers, they
handed in the books and accounts Some Ct the mem
bers declared for Grant. AND all OF them denounced ne
liberal I'M vement as a failure and fraud. TIE boys of
the neghbOrEOOd took possession OF the papers ana
documents.
on hi there never Will be any nGIry into the facts
and the GRANTEES VIII pluck Up courage when they
read that a Greeley cub has gone over 70 Grant
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
CAMPAIGN MOTIFS.

The Grant organs have been industriOusly
circulating the very silly faisehoOd that the Liberal
Republican Headquarters at Washington Eave been
closed. Col. c. NJ. Alexander, Chairman Of the Commit
tee publishes card denying the absurd statement and
tie good work begun shan have been accomghshe O.
behalf Of our next President, Horace Greeley
The address of the Democratic Committee ot
Onondaga County n Y, is full Of good counsel 1t calls
xpon the Democrats to perfect their organization, and
work increasingly until the polls are closed and the bal
lots all deposited The old political issues 10 truly says,
have place in the present. contest ana ne love ol
countrv only should actUae every voter With the vote
az INDIANA and New-York. Greeley VIII certainly be
Who believe the Liberal cause TO be just and honest.
Here is the richest thing yet from the Grant
rraps Speaking of the Credit Mobier scandal, one Of
them hints that there number Of influential Lib
erals involved in the matter, whose names were erased
from Oakes Ames's list and who have been saved nom
exposure only by the ligh-toned magnanimity Of the
been exhted upon any other subject 10 terence TO ne
Liberals. and the carnal mind is rIlsd 70 doubl 10
sucerlf in the present But ISM tie simple hlnt
Of the organ admission that there is some truth IN TINS
sam0 scandalP
The CamerOn-Gra papers are publishing a
"back list" Of Republicans in PENNSYLVANIA who are to
be forever excluded from the pure folds Of tie parry"
Among the names are the following a. G. Curtin a. K
Mcclure f. Joy Morris Eli slfer, T. NJ. Marshall, J. X
Moorhead, Galusha A Grow, Titan j. Cohey E'ais BIZ
lngfelt John Hickman, aud many others ass0caied
with all that honorable ana uOJeNOrS iu
Republican party in that state IL is sorry day
Tor Pennsylvania when she can afford 70 throw over
such these for YerEes, H9rtranft and Cameron
Look at the two Lists and now admirably tne nrsJ
represents true Repubhcanlsn Willie the second none
the less perfectly represents Grdntlsm.
Mr.. Henry 0. Kent, Chairman of the Liberal
Republican sbate Committee Of New Hampshire, has
issued an address calling upon the Liberals throughout
the State. urging them 70 organize and suggesting
means whereby the fu vote may be poled in Novem-
ber The address contains the following cheering nfor-
nation: "Tne canvass called for Las been returned
from little over ouehalf the state. without counting
doubtful Liberals. there are enough Republicans prc
ouuced for Greeley and Brown IN the places returned
- live ms tire state, counting the Liberal DemOcra
ste which their canvass shows 10 be prac icaly solid
.rhe towns and yazds l9I heard from, embracing MAJ
chester Concord. Dover, ami other known L1rrll
sfgoueholds VIII do better than the section returned 81
VLat tAcre need doubt az 10 the result ll NJ "
Hampshire II we keep the issues 0f the canpaigr
squarely before the people and poll our fu streAeih
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
DRAMATIC NOTES.
ObAhAiht NOiEo'
18th ra0raf that the withdrawal
Wn learn W

We learn, with regret, that the withdrawal
of 'y rDaliOn and Gslatea," at WaacKs Iheater s IN
The probability is that tho Dn VIII be
changed week altar There seems no OecaaOn Tor
tg R the business r. good and II Is very unkey that
heftsr piece will he found replace the present attrc
non For the credit Of the playgOing pubic Pygmalion
and aaiea" ought TO enjoy long and most remunera
tive
Mr.. Lester Wallack appeared at the Boston
q,nrster "a. Monday night, ,aHd most cordially wet
eoyned I'VE regular dramatic 40 the Globe
T6eafer In tat city, viii begin 2lst inst, when
NT C w. COuldocK wiz appear Tue Luke Iieiding
and the Peter Pr0bity OF this actor among the few
really original and powerfully pathetic personatiens
tbt live value 10 the teachings Of the stagelnd IL s
-ssahie no hear OF their attaining pr0minence. Mr.
IiJ of Inc Boston Museum will bring out Wild OATS"
an The alt inst at that theate after months Of prepar
alton.
The Helvetis, which arrived yesterday,
hr,rgbt N new performers for the Aimee opera B0ie
Tas nos, acting at tine Olympic Theater Ileir names
are M Lecuyer, 81 Nardin, M Mareas, d. Alrien; , M.
Pontis gae Nardin MnIe Points. Mic CantirlIi NJ 10
asIig. MIC. Nsrdin and Mile Reignalt Inc perior-
nIauces of this troupe continue 70 atLtct aheon-
,,ny i,rge s-g,nbIies change Of b iakes Place on
Frldiy when ''Le Grsnde Duchesse VII W De Dronghs
ogt Tic production on "GobeFi0fe uo b'''""' :" 10
signed Tor next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
LATEST SHIP NEH&
For Other asp Ec,Os see Sesona ruge.l

lFor other SatD Eei0s Sesona PIgel
ARRIVED.
Steamship Fanita, Doane pephs, With nG iad rss 70 h-
lard Seamsriu Co.
- Atlantic Mai steamship -.
Fag oi LEegDco cYmes Ca4csitA - as' WV ,~
r slch The ba..
BarE Aecunus orl Luaussen Belfast Ielll Sept w. n s.A
Ba- PeS Rass suelmaa St. Ms1oe n days, siiA
Bars Martin (Au.ti sobich. Cork 81 davs. IN balssl
N Os1on, b0oDy iAa Caribbean Sea % dny
Bafs e DaIgh (os Eagi s'ezart 4f Rgsr S>-
26 days, Elh oggo0i, &c
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
THE TURF
RACE BETWEEN GOLDSMITH MAID AND OCCIDENT
THE MAID WINS.

RACE BETWEEN GOLDSMITH MAID AND OCCIDENr
THE MAID WINS.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 1G.-The race between
Goldsmith Maid Occident at the Agricultural Park
Course here this afternoon, drew crowd OF O0O peo
pie among them being many Of the leading citizens Of
The State. The FOR purse OF $40 OOo mile heats,
best three in five Goldsmith Maid has brilliant
record and is we'll En throughout the country. Occi
dent IA sorrel geldn about wears Of age, served for
time in a vegetable wagon, and was unknown 70 the
public until purchased by exGOY. Leland Stanford,
President Of the Central Pacific Railroad Company and
trained by james Eof, a Well-known horse man. The
Maid was a avorite from the outset. slOO being freely
staked on her. against s55 on occden Both horses were
in excellent Condition this morning. The track was
GOOD the weather was warm and pleasant aud lively
contest was expected THIS the first race for Occ
dent and no one could anticipate his action His speed
inc tests this morning satisfactory and 10 was be-
leved that be would do him ELF justice in the race
First heaLOccldent drew the pole. and the horses be-
gan scoring N q o'clock Nine false starts made
In the scoring Budd Dobe driver OF the Maid. always
came M in front. EOf holding O-cdrnt back EOH was
fired $3.50 for refusing 10 obey the orders OF the Judges.
After another false start 'lc horses unaIy goI
dent showed length ahead to the first
G 49,, IN boif Ise time ifTi. 5nr when approaching
the threequarter post the Maid collarcd the Iose G
abead Dobie laying the WHIP anf the Maid passed
the Inc three lengths ahead tme 22t Occldent u'Ae'
Second Heat-The betting was about the same as ~ te
commence ment-tgO 10 one IN favor " the MAID. B0th
horses came up fresh eo of at the first score Inc
Maid had the role, and drew out daylight az the
nuarfer-tme 35 The Maid increased the distance 10
t'vO lengths nc the half me-tme l:08i. There was
no change IN position 10 the hOmestreten When tne
Maid drew ahead, art again passed under the string ~
Yards in Advance. Time 2:z0t. ,.
Tbird Heaf-Both cot of at the first Occident
made squirt and took lead OF three lengths TO the first
0uarter time, 3i3 The Maid gained slightly, and be-
fore The half mile was reached, m l093 the Maid was
closing the gan. In the third quarter Occident broke
bady and the Maid passed him ten lengths before Occ-
dent reganed feet The Maid then easily TOOK the
heat i'm 222 beating Occdent BY nearly three quarters
OF a distance.
TROTTING AT PROSPECT PARK.
PROSPECT PARK COURSE. l.. l., oct. l6-Purse,
so $3.50 The sTst 500 70 seoond and 10 to
J J. Bovens b. g comse e.........-.--...-.----...S
i L0yel0s Ir. z ..s
W "A. Bor's b.. N Lady Backus...-.......-....-..
J. blk g. Othelo
D. Maces s. venus ..........'-''.'' Hs
G. n. Fegusons hr Comet .''.'' D
Tme-2.2gi, 2:Jit. 2.s7. 2:Z7t. -.
gAyg DAY-Puze Sl double $50 TO nrs bo 20
seeoni and .Jl b hri team
W H. Bont'. Geo. Wilkes and Honest Alen..--......
Mace Darkness .........s
n D.uieIss W ID. Whitman and Commodore hutt..... dis
Tme-2.5l, 1884, 2-Jl
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
THE STATE or TRADE
poMEsTrC MARKETs.

ooo - 1e-Four in good demand and the market steady
a. M. "a for 80 - Tor Amber
49,. : o White Winter 4o 50 Tor Double EiiTa "hsa
bush No. Red Winter a. - o. e0yo
IN. Ambr Water At 81 ~ ioO bush white CanaS a. ~
stt oc io Al a. Com unchan.sij Ss Of lto9 bush AZ
Rrr, unchanged ~ 100 lush Prime Up LaAe OhAa1A
- a. c oO bush Bay Q1ute at 81 tt 2o bush 90 az :" ~
,a -. t an private terms Mesf 40 Tor botr 81 -
~ Trboltef y cut Mlei ruchugcii shorts -si nL..s'
sn, Mdings 80 = TIM iiilAvine', ye C'eIi 1 % s,n-
fais the Hudson sexYofk Railroad frc ht. sl'
Earr to Bo.tou 6 ~ Nss-I0rk 59c Albany, ale hece
iaI-i760 bush wpaL 1850 bush Corn, - olth- 9,
m 200 fest Lumber 5Aitmens by CanAl-At''N OuA T
q zoo bu,h. BArey l,2l90Oo teet Lumber. p.s.
WuHIsgroS N c., OeL lGspig T1rpenne arm - % Ga
a. - a. m Tor STRAINED. ~ 50 or Low Pale % 10, rec
tn Btns stay Hart, s5 of ieAo" DIP anu 'Hsa
TAr .te.dy Al o. ~
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
c.~rrp MARKETS

-, n. "a pe,.i,t. Tor three daYs-CAt,e s,.l3, hogs
\, 81 .e y6 Ia.ls an ied declining prices ~ aISe lower
.ls.. osatauora ungs s. a0o 20 ~ fof iaf 20
~ .r,ng trv 80 .ra - - i0r EXTRA 559sf ior
a.. - 81 81 f bltcAe tt - of a'i-. on % -
So y ~. r.~-re rrrs l5t s- lower lal ouA aAgt ~
"a J5i6 - q. r cI4aul. % % ~ TOT i - 's--o' " -
esa % Ssg sBsog uuei I'D s.eA~i A. - '' -
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
A Staten ISLAND CHURCH BURNED.

A STATEN ISLAND CHURCH BURNED.
St. Andrews Church, in the village of Rich
mond 5 L. caught fire from defective nue early yes
terday morning. and totally destroyed. with por-
ton OF the furniture. The loss on the building which
amounts to about s2OOOO fully covered BY insurance
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
PASSENG FRS ARRIVED.

FROM HAvANA-Ta saegrs.tp M0rTo Casf Oct 6-BiBasAs
rrs James Le4ncou J. A. b.f2, ber7ar1no An a. frsss
Wa ledug b. G. umpot Mrl Cooler. 1Oan la'aaASA y
ielaber wife. All CLnlns2
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

exhaus,ng telling The al hi supporters
this fact through tGer heads tho better Tor MS
prpEueCtS"
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
ESQ Roune,. Pniu-Knlius Magic Oil .- E.s4a.s---
MARRIEU

MARRIED.
LAIGHTOH-EOGGIa BrookI,s Oc H. a. the re esss q es
brr BY hesV Wari Eeee-eE Oe0 = L4gh1oA 70 s1s -
Hogg al OF Brooklyn.
All Notices Of Bar1cgs must be indorssd '7''A 'as@
DIED.
DAYTON aohoku J. on weinesAy l6sb ins- Coraeta a.
vie of .ke ate Rfn. g. DaTt0n- ,.~
R,-rs and foais Hel - attend her lne % rriAs -
iua All m ChrsE ChurcA kdgesOoa, D. Lt-iA cas-
Chsmberss. Depot n A.
GASHERiRn his city Tuesday, Oct - 6eorr- W nssne''
he nm Of Gsshere BmerY Iey ne - b % Ia
AZ a his law rev. D y tf1ef
yee IN KBzst0H County Friday afternoon, q os'sS<
Erenis are invited 20 gtse1d
IRvISOe is a. s:2O D. NJ L. irwin, n Of tAs eS
Soice Of funeral here alter
WELLRS-At Auburn n Z, Oct y. BIs saiarnlT o. uciE
Col +. Neies Ain' as, Pa age % yea3s as1 ~
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
,uKl.Sp WEAK BEoAusE sor UsITiESBB"'

Irel.nd too was invaded Ireland. instead Of mar
row river and dry marsh Tor frontier, had trench
of ea before her 70 miles She had larger popu
Iation than Scotland and country no less DIM
cult 10 be overruD, yet the invaders fastened
themssfyes upon her soil and she to-day remains under
ns woke OF tie stranger She has bad no BannookDurn,
she has had no Wallace. She persists that se
NJ in chains and she cannot break them she has al the
i,hert which England and Scotland have. There .. no
onntry an the world where Government can Dc uenea
Nifh 80 much immunity, and where mntlDy ~ allowed
40 much freedom OF speech as IN ireland AT tne present
day Yet she makes nothing OF II. -
What Ia tine explanation VI the dnerencef Are tno
Trts ess brave than 5cOtsi They have proved tner
cnur0e on a hundred DatIlenolds. Was Ireland occu-
nied In such oyerwhe force that resistance was I'M
possiblef Forty thousand British were defeated Al
Ranuockburn For i've centuries the English ayalaDs
force in Ireland rarely exceeded l5O0 men, Ihc lrhn
yero forever quaTrelng among themselves Inc seots
were together Douglas cared more Tot hls county,
than himself. An O'DOnnel would take me Ehsiish
sde II they would help him 10 alice OF Ills neiSnDvt
land iLangnter.I An old prOyerD says: Nnen you
and an Irinhman the spIl, you always hil TWO
other Irishmen ~ turn iL" LaughteTl ODonneii Nas
no exception He Il who, when reproaohed Tor si-
Ing mis- country, said he thanked God tlat nc Ia"
country 20 sell! lIaughterI
CIVIL wAH WOULD FOLLOW nDKPKSDksoh.
No people ever al0 cd performance 10 hp 80 miser-
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
THE STATE CANVASS.

LIBERAL REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC
MEETINGS.
Hr1ner arTruy n Y. IIBznAr REPUBLICAN srGTsl
C0yzIrrnE Roons so ASD 81 NJ. NIcHoLas H0rEI
HHsBerA A-rEus DEMOCRATIC sTArE coEHrTEK,l
Roons ~ ASP II. 6r. hIcHoLAs HorzI-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-14

ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN.
J ASSAS RAILROAD.
q HHE - - slElz.szEs
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS

DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
On and after SUNDAY, June 60 1872, two
daily passenger trains will run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, etecting double
daily connections through between NEW YORK
and NEW ORLEANS At Gordonsville, con-
necton is made by mail train, with the Chcsa
peake and Ohio Railroad daily, Sunday except
ed, to Richmond, Stanton and the tlRGlNlA
SPRINGS; at Lynchburg, with Atlantic, Mis-.
sissippi and Ohio Railroad for the West AND
Southwest, and at Washington, for the North
and Northwest
Double daily connection to and from White
Sulphur, excepting Mail Train on sunday.
Leave Alexandria at a. m, and get TO W hltc
Sulphur at s. ~ same day; or leave Ale1andrla
at ! 45 p. m, and arrive at White Sulphur al
m, Philadelphia At l2 noon and Baltimore ut
AS y. m, and arrive st White Sulphur next
day at IL p. m.
Leave Washington daily at 7.00s. IN. and G45
p. M. and Ale1andria at 4. NJ. and AS pm,
striving at Lynchburg at 4. 80 p. NJ. and 400 AIN
Leave Lynchburg at g. 20 y. w. and HOO p. m.
arrive at Alexandria at 8. 10 p. m and 6.43 Il. m,
and at Washington at :. Is p. m. and 100 u. IN.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
daily Excepting Sunday with main line train,
at 100 y. IN. and Alexandria at 500 b.
Leave Manassas junction at $3.50 q. m; pass
Strasburg at LIE p. m, and arrive at Harrison
burg at AGO p. m, connecting with Harmon =
Cos. Stage Lines to Staunton Rawley Springs,
SC, SC, and at Mount Jackson, with stage line
TO Orkney Springs.
Eastward, leave Hsrrisonburg at 1880 3. NJ.
pass Strasburg al l:23 p m, arrive at Mana=>a.
junction At 4:5O =. M, connecting with main
line through to Washington and the North and
West
Good connections, by comfortable coaches, are
made to Fairfax Court House from Fairfax stu
ton to Middleburg from Plains; and 10 Upper
vile from Piedmont
Both the Eastward and Westward bound trains
make close connection at Stra>burg with li.,
Winchester and Strasburg Railroad, 10 Winch"S-
ter and Harper's Ferry, and to .Cspon, Rock
Enon lste Capper) and Jordan's Springs.
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily between
New YORK and Lynchburg
Also, cars through between Baltimore and
Lynchburg svoiding the Inconvenience" Of trans
fer in Washington.
Through tickets and baggage checked to al
prominent points.
Excursion tickets, at reduced rates 10 all the
principal summer resorts, on sale q. the W ash
ngtyn Alexandria aud Lynchburg offices.
j. II. BROADUS,
jc S-tf General Ticket Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-14
Gen. Hunton's Appointments.

The following appointments to address the
people of this District have been made BY Cen
Eppa Hunton, Conservative candidate for Con-
press from this, the Sth. District:
Culpeper &. H., Sd Monday in September;
Warren c. H, Sd Monday IN October.
Appointments for Alexandria, Loudoun and
Fsuquier will be announced hereafter. [au2O-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-14

An industrious housewife reports the follow
ing as the products of barrel of -four: lo3
leaves of bread, 26! dozen doughnuts, 81 pies,
400 dozen biscuits Is leaves of cake, 2244
dozen cookies, patches grddles. The above
lasted family of two adults and three. children
three months, and would cost, if bought at the
bakery at moderate prices, $35.