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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
CoMMRNpABLE ENTERPRISES.

The fair to aid in the support Of the Ger
Hospital, Fourthave. and Seventy -seventhst
continues with good at the building OF the
German Savings Bank. at Fourthsye. and Fourteenth
st. Besides q very full and rich stock OF
fancy articles for holiday presents. the man
ayers offer two valuable Decker and Stein
way pianos at q rate within the reach Of all. and
number Of very handsome pieces Of furniture. The
tastefuDy decorated with the German and American
colors and with the brilliant arrangement Of bright
hued articles, forms a beautiful sight. especially at
night. The fair will close Dec. a.
number Of ladies Interested In the Home for Women.
at No 27S water-st. holding fancy bazaar at the
Armory Of the list Regiment st Broadway and Thirty
sixtht for the benefit OF the institution Private
ribuons have heretofore supported IL. and only the
pressing need OF new building has now induced It's
friends 10 adopt this means Of aid The display OF
articles many Of which especially suitable for boil
day presents extensive and excellent comprising In
ad dton TO the usual assortment OF fancy work. good
stock OF books works Of art, furniture, curostes, DC
Nearly everything has been contributed articles having
been sent In from outside counties An interesting
collection Of Indian aud Chinese wares minerals &c,
has also been received from California. Everything Is
offered at reasonable prices and lotteries games OF
chance allowed. good restaurant, confectionery
floral stands. aud music each night by the list Regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
THE JuMEL ESTATE CASE.
ABSTRACT OF MIR. O'CONoR's ARGuMEN

ABSTRACT OF MR.. O'CONOR's ARGUMENT.
Counsel for Geo. Washington Bowen. the
plaintiff in the Jume estate case offered, yesterday
prove by Mrs. Mumford that Nine Jumel had admitted
her that she the mother OF an llegitlmae son.
In the of his argument against the admission OF
this class of hearsay evidence Mr. OConor In
stance
We object 10 the calling OF witnesses who profess to
Jumel, In which she. woman Of wealth. power. pride
and position made to acknow ledge that she had
dlsgraced by the birth OF an illegitimate child. The
highest sources Of law have held from time immemoris
ter In consequence OF the facility with which Il may
fabricated. aud the mpossibty Of contradieting IT,
In Meln agt. Melin Il. Wendle). it Is said that
where circumstances corroborate such evidence it
Of this corroborated L. IL probable nay
IL t possible that Nine. Jumel occupying the position
she did, and valuing her fair fame she did would
tell anyone that she was the mother Of ilegtmae
her reputation after she dead Again there has
never been my communication whatever between the
plaintiff and Nine Jumel Now 10 would not be natural.
he was her son. for her 10 forsake him entirely and
10 take the defendants away him by proving
that theplantih Is Nine Jumel's flegitimae Now,
1t Is cardinal principle OF the law OF evidence that
estates can be taken from men only by
themselves. This witness cannot testify, OF her own
knowledge, that Bowen Is Nine. Jumels son; but abe
proposes TO that Mme Jume told her that she had
had an ilegitimae child Under the law taen such evil
tify concerning declarations affecting the title 10 real
estate must be blood relatives OF the st sesed
OF the estate Now Is not pretended that there Ia any
such relation between tho witness and Nine. Jumel
At tho conclusion OF Mr. o'Conor's argument, Judge
shpmsn adjourned Court " allow ONO OF the Jurors 10
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AN OCEAN CABLE SOLD.

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CABLE BOUGHT
ny ENGLISH CAPTTALIsTs-TIiE NEW MAN
AYERS NOT YET ANNOUNCED.
For considerable time past desire has
existed on the part number Of English capitalists 20
control ono OF the Atlantic cables. This desire took
shane about Nov L. and assisted by Cyrus W. Field the
eapalists made an offer the individual shareholders
of the New York. Newfoundland and London Telegraph
Company of per cent for tho privilege OF calling tho
amount Of stock which they held at &c. within limited
time In the case OF about twothrds OF the STOCK the
privilege was obtained by inducing many OF the ola
shareholders Peter Cooper Moses Taylor. mar
shall o. Roberts, Wilson G. Hunt, aud Abraham o.
Hewitt-to dispose of large part OF their stock On
Monday the stockholders informed OF tho deternn
alton Of the purchasing parties to avail themselves OF
their privilege of calling by the following circular;
NEw-YoRK. Dec. 16 1872.
DEAR SIR: Please call Thursday. 18th inst.' anu
receive the balance due on your NewIork, Newfound-
agreement OF 1th NovemDer 1872, With Mr.. c. W FIELD
THE interest thereon will cease ON that date.
Yours truly NosEs TAYLOR, Trustee
The capital stock Of the Company t3OoOoO, and by
purchases outside Of the calls the English owners nave
secured about threeqvarers of IT, some OF which sold a.
high 100 Who the managers are Ia not YET
ascertaned it known that the office will be moved
to London and that all important business Will be trans
acted there. 1t ia not known whether the change VIII
result in increased rates Much OF the purchase money
has already been sent TO this city.
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attend funeral. Mr. HOar will reply to Mr. o'oonOr To-
CRIMINAL NOTES.


At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed Joseph Bernstein and Albert sonmervDs IN isi,a
Of bail charge Of stealing els worth gnpare lace foa
the store VI Bran Bsmuth, Of No 80 Frsnkhn-st
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Michael
pbiips committed quantity OF becktes from fBos
Usher +J7 Brsdwa and Abraham Asrons Of No. s Third
held on . charge Of receiving the stolen goods
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, boz
fore Robert Thompson sailor Of the bark kes
ling 49, East River srDgned Tor stabbing Carl Went
worth during quarrel Tuesday Afternoon He sss
remanded TO visit the resell. Of WentSortbs vousds
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, Chas.
Law indicted highway robbery the STATE Prison for t's
grand larceny Joseph Parker gand
iaTcenV Wood Indicted for murder IN having hsi
eoEe Wood boarding hoass No 17S Ws June H.
msnss1ghter The second degree State Prison Jes
At Jefferson Market, yesterday, Patrick McGrath.
driver Tweatyhrdst bed w 800 bail for striking Dor
named High Mc(iOwan No SIC Nbth-ay. with csrhOof
Csre Indsh l3 TbomDson charged with teslsE 81
from formerly Florida locked for trs
Of lDi Gfeene, committed for stealing 80
Thonas Keenan,, Of BloOm3eb ~ JWm Blair OF NO
ThempoB snded examination charge Of asaHtHg
and robbing Michael J. smith, o. No SO Kings
Joseph d. Higgins and John ii. Thomas were com
nd YESTERDAY default Of $500 bail each Islander ait rheh
IL aeej John Mcneil Of negonsng fanneu
bonds Samuel Cohen EnstI KaRdeS hoia s0me
ami John Koke charged with having fraudulent possession Of u
United States large quantity o. the ns Dsss
recently stolen the PostOce. The found them =. Thomas
Lambs iuuk dealer He that be got them from Chs
Mcnness who held 800 bail D. b. Fannan chassi ss
selling uBsaped tobacco held yesterday 10 500 bail bJ Con
missioner Shields
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DFCIsIONS-DEC. 10.

Supreme Court-Chdmbers-B Judge Leonard.-
HcsE AIT Hkok Judgment OF divorce granted kng s8t hsN
Counsel fee sI5 allowance plaintiff % yer Weet ron ne %
meucement action with so eostA Gorson Agt %
% rdered Gordon AIT Memoranda for counsel "hineJ
az al at Meyer-Tbe plaintiff entitled TO Judgment on .ne fspo
En.sn att Dean aciousThe puts "a Issue "a
Trial ayement permitted BY the code IL canno ~
reason II for no ether, be stricken out as ffi'ooos
Superior Court-Specdl Ierm-By Judge CgI u,
nv Jud1e Morel-Mier al sgt Higgins-tSee opnion)
Common Pleas-SDecidI Tsrm-By Judge Larre-
at Roehe-Painhf has full remedy lS psn'
att granted FsrIOw a BEt-Appbeatoe sIaee
Ptts sg Pt-sges settled Re's sg & ne sv,n "a
he partie 81 John sg. Naturalization den,eI Sn1o H.
Resksh St Iaueoce-Mouon denied costs 70 sbe eYene
AL ordered The Equitable L,s sral
sa..pcs Of Der cert ordered The Globe Mutual Lac
Como.nT AIT Burche Motion granted Goldman g. atsl "a
cation granted The Second Union CoopefAu'e La'' 1'
eey at Pe,er-APphcaton grantedl
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
'HURSDAl. Dkc. 10.

THURSDAY. DKc. 49,
Mats Plymouth. Cheboarg Hambnrg.
Wesipsa n ASuPpeme1tu Mail on Per foot u
1hrd HoOoken closed steamship sails az ros
sf Thrd-st HObosen
A Prusxan Closed NAL is sent b. this line.
deposited Supplementary Nails must be prepaid With
double POSTAGE
FRIDAY. DEc. 10
Mails for Panama Aspuwa the Ceun American and Soath Pc
ports steamship Rising close at 10 steam
ship sails at IL w.. from Per No. q n X.
Halifax n. ciose AZ the SewYork Pest Ohee
Friday O'Clock D Steamship sails Portland. Me.
Saturday al D.. IN.
Letter postage Indies whea going Vii
each peps1
SATURDAY.. DKC a.
Britain sDi France Queenstown and Liverpool b.
the steamship Adustc msis close a. suppieneuts MAJ.
Is White Dock $50 a. m. steamship sails at 10
a from White star Dock. Pavonia Ferry, Jersey CITY.
Of Europe Southampton
and steamship Weser close II Supplementary
Mail Pier foot OF Third Hoboku closed at steamship
sails st2 m.
Prussian closed Mail By this line
Mails direct the steamship Cleopatra close st
D. steamship sails y. from Per No North River
Mails for Kew West BY the steamship City Houston close At N
Steamship at 8 D. irsn Pier No. ~ l.
Thomas and Barbados. BY the steamship
Manngo close Steamship sails from Atsnie Docks Brook
lxu In
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HOLIDAY GIFTS OF USE AND ELEGANCE.

One of the most desirable and useful of all
holiday gifts is fine mantel clock, and procure this
In its greatest beauty and excellence. 20 the
warerooms OF the American Clock Company, No. 6sl
Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel The high
standard arrived at in this country in constructing I'M
plemeDts for measuring time has In direction been
decided than In the line OF fine mantel clocks
made by MessIs. Seth Thomass Sons & Co. They are
not only unrvaled tmekeepers, but In
ceptOn, design, and construction highly creditable
productions the tine aud industrial srts making them
fully equal In finish and beauty 10 the best French
tel clocks but much their superior in recording time,
and sold at lower prices AT the depot OF the American
Clock Company above, clocks Of all sizes kinds and
prices can be obtained In any quantity desired.
fEyeninc pOst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
A CHARGE OF CHILD MURDER DESTROYED.

On Monday night, a private physician COM
planned at the Coroners Office that Terrence Dolan,
laborer. OF Manhattanyllle while drunk, Thursday
night, had deliberately placed his upon red
hot and literally roasted him to death and also
that the body had been buried under permit obtained
by Of false certificate. Inquiries by Coroner
Herman yesterday failed to substsnate the charge
The father appears while drunk dropped the child only
10 months old upon stove from which IL was quickly
TAKEN though somewhat burned A physician, VINO had
been attending the child during teething certified that
day. that the burns insufficient 70 produce death
Some testimony elected which tended to show
less neglect the part Of III parents, but none
showing that the fathers action was Intentional
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOL In 'teamsh,V spcsa. Dec ls-Re' W. 3
Macmillan H. C. Whipple. Arthur G. Mcknney j. Denntson J.
W. Hague Joseph Marie Thomas Moody Rev. Henry Newman Chsa
Garner Rev ssmu Robinsou Rev j. DeLeon Calvert Her
W. children VIM q. L. Hsrias.
Harding Miles H. Miles, Capt John
Shields Capt Arthur a. Davis Com Hugh Davis r. NJ Antonio
Padna Rich. Narnay.
FOR LIyERPO0L-Is seos,sAp Codbrd, Dee lSRe, GeoFs
Heaton aud wife A. Hestop Mss heaion kvsns W. y WI o.
Cunningham DouOhoe Mrs DonShJe Miss NJ Doaohur MIS-
Kate Donohue Robt Baysr O. T. Coulter ars r. Aeke
maid Mr. and Mira A. H. Crosby. W. Boenel H. T. Williams Major
Wood. \. b. Blake, n. Bent . . 49,
FOR L0NDON-iH slanshp TA QEH Dee ls MI ssd Mira A.
Hooper child iRian asd Miss Josephine b. bAseD~. W.
Ssuni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE REGULATIONS.


The Produce Exchange has adopted rgula-
tons concerning -four aud meal, which were recon-
mended by its Committee Trade, and OF which the
following is an abstract:
a. Committee consisting OF two buyers and two
sellers and Chairman OF the Association Inspectors
is to be appointed. a. The Committee, posi-
hle after has ill., IL TO establish grades and
grade samples which to be the standard with the
Exchange and readily accessible 81 They arc also ~
decide cases dissatisfaction with the Inspectors. 81
To establish valid claims for deduction for light
weight, the -four must be weighed by the Ass0-
citation Flour Inspectors. 81 The average weight
OF % barrels shall be regarded as the weight OF
all the barrels OF lot, and the average weight OF
empty barrels shall be regarded the average tare
of IOt where the not marked (6 Light or over
weight of shall be allowed TO c0unteIbaance
or light weight OF -four but any further overweight OF
-four shall be allowed TO Offset light weight. a. Es
peciay light barrels from bad order or other cause,
shall not the average but shall be separately
weighed. B.l When there great irreguiarity Of
weight the weighing OF the entire lot may be required
9 The expense OF weighing shall be shared by buyer
and seller (0) In the absence OF special agreement
-four bought Gin store shall be regarded as to be de
hvered but days storage and insur ince
shall be charged II IL removed within that time
(lI When -four is bought on the DOCK or 10 arrive,
the buyer into the same regulations regards
the time allowed for removal before existed. 2D Un
less special agreement. when stored goods not
removed by buyer within days the seller shall
not be compelled 10 cooper II on delivery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
U. s. SUPREME coURT-wAsHEcros. DEC 49,

NO. 59-bartemeyer a8t otatc ", Nv 80, 9a0 ~,
OF The Probb,ory Liquor law Of Iowa The pann1s
error wss and here msinns Inst u e9nnlet
because foros the imlosnon d
ouor, INTO the State except under certain res.eons snd
fvo 81 the ctleu Of the state against e u~
and Of other states by providing for the 40
sa. Of beer cider sppe vine vm grapes ct'n y. S
s,s eroxp 10 Iowa. Thee provisions are urged as oun a
those provisions Federal Consultation which ves' " M
go, n reyuate commerce. foreign nations sn1 s
80. snd d preference Of the ports OF one st1 ssr
another and the snz duties imports OF ePo'
s sd that the dprves property without doe process S
iouor m question owned BY the accused at The d1e o. s
,be Law an that IL the Opeton o. he
cse submttei on printed briefs VIM t. Oo8 i0f P"""
error Henri o. COunor for State Of Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
A cable dispatch from LIVERPOOL to the agent

OF the White Star Line In this city, Yesterday
the arrival at that port OF steamer which spoke the
Adratic OF the White Star Line 800 miles from Sandy
Hook having lost two blades Of her propeller, which
will probably delay her arrival here three or four days
The Adriatic rescued the OF the Allan making the
third shpwrecked crew saved by the steamers OF this
line within month In consequence OF this accident
the White Star Line will not dispatch
Saturday All on board the Adr1atc are reported WELL
and, with the exception OF the accident alluded 10,
every thing working satisfactorily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

80. Thomas Purse. prominent citizen and ex-
MAYOR Of Savannah. Ca. died yesterday. age T.
ia freight train from Boston 10 Providence
WRECKED DOdg's MOhdsr HighL Bg,.n we're con-
plstely broken o pieces ADD a ~ killed
49,. Harriet Sparrow, administrative, has gained
verdict for snn 81 the United hstes Circuit Boston
ss,Sss The ne.a Bsnss Lac iAs'ssos Ce%PssJ 90 Vos Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

Band add the attractions The opening exercises iass
night consisted OF prayer and singing-wh wnica s n
hayar will he opened and closed each day-and so
dresses by the Rev VIM. NJ Taylor, ID. d., the Rev Geo
H. Hepworth and others The bazaar VIII continue 'i''
noc D
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nISIATuRs ALMAsa,

Sun i:3 Moap SIS
wAvss
saniy loss5 Govs island il35 Hell cate Psur.. Ga
Sasiv ...lOs Cows Island .iLss Hell Gate seuv LIS
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CALByDARs-THB Oar.

sgpx.s. CogRr-CrScUT-PARr yAs BEcSr L-op.a' At oi
H6 f. %;1 az HC %S:
PAxr "opens at II %-sAms e,ltnSr s. {d.r
a1 Gilmore sst Clark lOI In the mssr Of J. NJ Stew
s af E, S.aS1 al. m matter Of stephen
8. f fsJ%-s 81 Ad1sl lO' matter Of c.i'dH'
Baker Board Of Ap o In tse matter Of Thomas V'a
o. s Psooe &C. Bsg.m ss 1885, TOE matter Richard r
Green Controller -, via etsL ,p n,
s. Il. .i the matter Of Adolf Tu,Ia ., H9ss IRA
"n b .Ss ct %s az OF D. F. s tie matter Of LOU.
s.ls iSs matter of James K -, T.S.
3d. In TIE of NJ MocOr P cs &C. w.'"
100 In Ss matter Of c.h.rne 49, Gins at B9idsnscE
Duncan Call H. l ,Ts%ISs sss D''' Of
SUPERIOR COURr-TRAL TERsPARr L-FREEDAAs L-opeo' {"
~, y.vss, 40, yo,,Dh lofr Broe pg Breu shsdsse
1851 Madden sgt wintsrbOOn S27 Rhnseeger Admh 'st
ias Meyer ist H,man ISL Scb.etslf1,d .st France
i8s5 .Tnompsoi al sgt Benner sS True .gt Gil%,S;
iSsi Vein az BieS Sheriff 1853. Repplser BirUr
49,. D.,' i: G ss O EsS.:. q: Bartlett ~
cnsrcston steamship Co yeribls Sewing Machias
Merchants yi las. Co. 1884, DaT. ct al ,g Hsto
Safvb CITY T. ia. CO. &C., sdsvtru.chd .st Bul.ad
1885. same sst TIE Commercial etaL p.r
TO- Btach ss oBreu Sheriff Morris
sc. FL. Lyons agt The rbuts'e
ss,o Lane ss s;,er ~, v E.lI 20. Co
IJ22. Taylor agt Hoey. lJ1s'' nogel sgt besrns
comuoS PLzAs-TRL TgRx-PiRr LII DALI "opens II
caleudsT a yesterday.
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERn-PAr LsHEA J-opeas sad eaea
dar called at 10 q.
74s. Nixon agt Bnckseirl l53. .Vogel sgt S'eenfsh
lIii. .Rahom agt. Fowler i78. .Bohde agt FaT.
q .Psran sgt.S as. .Phelan Gouif
$50 Marin sgt Connolly. ll48. .Shedd sgL McGilL
Fuller il5O. .DenGler agt. Rltrmsn.
Ree agt Dsuls tll52. .Curraa iembcr
1898. .Swieert Greenwood 54 Hambegsr agt L,iae
iiB. .Wsisworth agt. BlkenS
IL--JoACHIasBS "opens and calendar caei at 10
81. Baker Demsr-st
Sehafer It Hook s51. Undertook AT Btslcy.
ISL. Hophnsp Lancaster. ilGJ. .straub MehL
1867 :, Morgan agt Perrin tl13. IRELAND ayt. JenkBa
1901 Ellis aQt KINNEY ily7J. Spies sgG Posner
$50 Blood agL Bresin ll3i. .Lankau az. Schabk
lIs9 .Capers AT. Pierre. llI;. Wright agt ONen
liIJ. Winthrop VOken
PATr III-CuRrts "opens and calendar called at 49,
11 Siber The rhiriase. Oi3. .Lenthsner st Bngg
r. Co. 100. BOurke agt Lsnsng
.Bennet ROsenthal. lUJO. .Eser azt Hepburn
..Cohn q Nussbauu. io5l. .Msnnng azt. Regsn.
a3l SteinFich Farley. 1872. Allen zgt Lydcv
97l Hennessey Lchenstein. 1853. Lynch sg Hssens
gg5. FLYNN Agt Con-sns. 1861. Bolt Msnck.
lOl3. Waite Rg.n. 1857. TOPPING rg. 0Ksae
o Dec. l8--The following the
Court Appeals Calendar for Dec 10: Nos H. 3 S7 Si1 o.
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thoy arc better ventilated than OF halr the
tenement houses In this city.
Tns ,pouest will be resumed on Saturday
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sCysss. CoURr-CEcUr-PARr L-y~ BEcSr L-op'a' [" ioi
a.m--Case on.
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J. NJ. BROADUS, 6. T. A.
DOITRI,E DAILY TRAINS.

On and after SATURDAY, July l, ISL ",
daily passenger trains will run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, etcctng d"ubIe
daily connections through between NEW YORK
and NEW ORLEANS. At GordonSville con-
nection is made by mail train with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad daily, Sunday except
ed, to Richmond, Staunton and the ' lRGlNlA
SPRINGS; at Lynchburg with Atlantic. Mis-.
sissippi and Ohio Railroad for the West AND
Southwest, and at Washington for the North
and Northwest
Leave Washington daily at $50 II. m. and $50
D. m, and Alexandria at a. m. and 500 p. m,
arriving ut Lynchburg at 5.05 p. m. and Il. III.
Leave Lynchburg at u. IN. and 10 p. H., ar
rive ut Alexandria at 5.25 p. m and o. % n. M,
and at Washington at 6l3 p. m and 70 a. m.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
daily Excepting Sunday with main line train.
ut 6:55 II. M. and Alexandria at 500 a. III.
Leave Manassas junction at $3.50 a. m; pass
Strasburg Mt l245 p. M, and arrive at Harrison
burg at 3:40 p. m, connecting with harmon
Cos. Stage Lines to Staunl"n, Rawley Springs,
SC, Sc.
Eastward, leave Harrisonburg at 9:45 a. m.
pass Strasburg at l2:45 p. m, arrive ut Manassas
Junction at 400 p. m, connecting with main
line through to Washington and the rtt ar
West.
Good connections, by comfortable COS ~ 80.
made TO Fairfax Court House from Fal .
ton +; to Middleburg from Plains; and to ~.
vile from Piedmont.
Both the Eastward and Westward bounf :r~!r:
make close connection at Strasburg -N'tn |.
Winchester and Strasburg Railroad to WHIT
ter, Hnrper's Ferry, Capon Springs, &c.
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily bctweei
New York and Lynchburg, without change.
Also, cs-s through between Baltimore and
Lynchburg, avoiding the Inconvenience Of trans
fer in Washington.
Through tickets ard baggage checked to Al!
prominent ponts.
}. NJ BROADUS,
ie 29-tf General Ticket gcnt