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DR.. J. r. MlllER'S
UNIVERSAL
MAGNETIC BALM.

It cures 20 II BY MAGNETIC
INFLUENCE, Neuralgia and all pain. and is
therefore very properly termed Magnetic
Balm" It is purely vegetable preparation. 1t
has no equal as a remedy for
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea, Dysen-
terry, Collie and all Bowel Complaints:
Its timely use will cure Colds, Group, Diph-
thcria Q,insy, aud gil Throat affections.
when property used, Fever and Ague.
and other complaints incident to onr western and
southern climates, are easily broken up.
Nervous Pain. Sick-Headache, and Rhcu-
matism are cured by this medicine when all Others
have failed. Toothache, Earache, Burns. Chill
blains and Bruises are relieved at once by its use
The genuine has ID. Ransom 4 IS
private Revenue Stamp On the outside, and DR..
J. r. Miller's Magnetic Balm blown in the bottle.
uine.
sold by ell Druggists Price Is cents per
bottle.
b. RANSOM. Son b Co., Proprs, Buffalo, N. r.
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All communications fer this paper shsvf6 he ac
e0l!patlct by the nanr of the author: not nctCssa
ry Tor lbhcatiaa hut a. evidence OF good faith
IN the part Of the ritter write only one side of the
sapcr. Be particularly careful! i'll giving names and
dates to haze the letters nd figures rain and distinct
Proper names often difficult 70 acciphcr. hcScuse
x the careless nauuec in which they arc writtcs
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How to Choose a Good Cow.-A writer.
in N. W. Farmer says: The GRUMPY horn
is good indication; full eye another.
Her head should be small and short.
Avoid the Roma& nOsa; this, indicates thin
milk, and but sliaN 1oii& sabe that she is
dished in the face-sunk between the
eyes. Notice that she is what stock men
call good handler-skin soft and loose,
like the, akin on q dog. Deep from the
loin to the udder, and very slim tail. A
cow with these marks never fails to be a
good mixer. ssss ~ En-
The fathssr q F{siIIa6, 1aSgsd Il sy49
euse the other. day, occupied q window
where he could get d good view of the ex-
ecutidn. yre~-,s44 s,s Va 49,, r>..r
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'CHBNgK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,

These Pills are composed exclusively Of vegetable
use Of mercury do not leave any Of its Injurious e.
1sfs They act directly upon The liver and are ysl
from disordered state Of that organ: LIVER Com
pRca aDd ot6sr Fever ali TO-
the free use of ScHKNCK's Mandrake pills.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-05-22

Brigham Young is credited with say.
ing that with all his wives he cannot keep
his buttons sewed on.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-05-22

USE the Ketsinger Sash LOCK and support to
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS!
No spring to breaS, no cutting Of SASH cheap, dura
bic very easily applied holds sash at any place de-
sired, and self fastener when the sash is down. Send
stamp for circular. Circular and six copperbronze
ceipt Of Soc Liberal inducements to the trde Agents
wanted. Address-Reisinger Sash Lock Co., No. AS
Market street, Harrisburg, Pa.
For illustration Of this cheapest and best lock,
Woods Household Magazine, N. T. Independent. &C
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WHEN WRITING TO .ADvERTIsERs
w please say yen saw the advertisement
In this payer
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brought forth from their bloody graves,
and three others are yet to be uncovered.
1t is thought that more graves will yet be
discovered. The pit under the trap door
was made to receive the body when first
struck down by the murderer's hammer.
All the skulls were crushed in, and all at
nearly the same place. One of the corpses
was so horribly mutilated as to make the
sex even matter ofdoubt. The little girl
was probably eight years of age, and had
long, sunny hair, and some traces of beau
ty on q countenance that was not yet en-
tirely disfgured by decay. One arm was
broken. The bfeastbone had been driven
in. The right knee had been wrenched
from its socket, and the leg doubled up
under the body. Nothing like this sick.
ening series of crimes has ever been re-
corded in the whole history of the country.
People for hundreds of miles are flocking
into Cherryvale, and enormous rewards
derers. 1t is supposed that they have been
following their horrible work for years.
Plumber is the accepted cause. DR.. York,
it is said, had large sum of money on his
person, and that he stopped at the house
either to feed his horse or get drink of
water. While hating for either, he was
dealt the blow which killed him in an in
slant. Every one who knew him liked
him. None Of the other corpses have been
identified. We have dispatched special
reporter to the scene, who will send us
other and fuller particulars of the diabol-
ical butchery.I ais.T
5 LATEST - MIDNIGHT. The following
special dispatch, received at midnight,
gives some further horrible particulars:
F. CHERKYvALE, Kan, May 8, II 80 D. m.
Seven hore dead bodi{s have been taken
up, besides that of, Dr. York, with three
graves yetuntouched. Six Of these have
been identified. n. Longchos and child,
eighteen months old, was identified by his
tfat6er.in-law. The body Of W. +. McCar,
thy has also been identified. He was born born
in 1912, and served during the, war in
Company D, One hundred and Twenty
third Illinois Volunteer lnfanty.s Some
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case, ana vision OF some Oepafte0 n1enU
is conjured up out of realities indistihctly
seen, the effect ON the mind will depend
| greatly on the ideas entertained by the
victim of the illusion on the subject of
ghosts and visions generally. A believer
| in ghosts will be too startled to Inquire
further lf(as happens in many instances
of the kind he can retreat from the dread
presence. he will commonly do so, and re-
main satisfied ever after that he at least
has "seen a ghost" And in this way, I
doubt little, many veracious persons have
been led to add their evidence in favor of
the common notions about ghosts and
visions.
1t is a singular circumstance, however,
that sometimes several persons may be
deceived by an illusion such as we have
been considering. There is an instance
of thi. kind in book on the supernatural
which read many years ago. cannot
at the moment recall the name. 1t dealt
with all forms of mental dcception-mes-
merism, witchcrsft, ntcromancing, and so
on. In the part relating to visions, it cited
the case of Sir Walter Scott, who, soon
after the death of Byron, and while his
mind was dwelling on the painful circum-
stances of that event, saw in the dusk of a
large room vision of the poet which pre-
sently resolced itself into furniture. Then
came the case have in my thoughts. As
nearly as can remember, the story ran
thus: A gentleman who had lately lost
his wife, looking out of a window in the
dusk Of evening, saw her sitting in a
garden chair. He called one of his
daughters and asked her to look into the
garden. "Why,' she said, mother is
sitting there" Another daughter was
called, and she experienced the same illu-
sion. Then the gentleman went out into
the garden, and found that garden-dress
of his wife's had been placed over the seat
in such position as to produce the illu-
sion which had deceived himself and his
daughters.
l know Of more curious instance,
where no explanation was ever found,
simply because the deceived persons were
too frightened to seek for one. In house
in Ireland girl lay dying. Her mother
and father were with her; and her five sis.
tiers were praying for her in neighbor-
ing room. This room was we'll lit, but
overhead there was skylight and the
dark sky beyond. One of the sisters
looking up towards this skylight saw
there the face of her dying sister looking
sorrowfully down upon them. She seized
another sister by the hand and pointed to
the skylight; and one after another the
sisters looked where she pointed. They
spoke no word; and in a few moments
their father and mother called them to the
room where their sister had just died; but
when afterwards they talked together
ahout what had hammered that NIGHT II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-28
PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR cUT.sToNE WORK,
ISSSHESSs $SI E9 XIV sI XII TUT Poh 9 fhE

OFFICE OF hupEnvfsird ARoHrTEoT.J
w.suua TnsAsyH Y 92n nIy n ,n5s.
uh ssfsd q ,ss Y, WI Be rsSslS.a y 81. oe
$si NJ s.5%iSsS u n
n n w all .dn Poor and window Sills and
VIII III he Irs I'fI9, % shS saa
e :SRs t% o SsSs s:ss. S
| stone and North River BluestonS' ''"'os 'a"u'
Gof az Sss r sf s ts
70 be v by Y by Y inches, showing on one isce the
different grades Of cutting proposed 70 be done on
Ths whole q ,hs stone. eu, l.xi.ed and ready to
~ rsRday 4 I'm %:E be Sy me
weeks .sr lie he us Sas
days delay beyond lie 'i%s sSOs e's s,i hna
Will be made Sr hs ySr.
aud called for N the schedule.
or " he qassres from shsS ,ss ' .tSns T.
proposed 70 be furnshedi or their agents., or from
have ths necesssry facilities Tor prompt n sl sn
u2 pa S OF .ne work ss required ,. ,.,,,,
per Cent o. work executed. until Tie fnsi compile.
ton q the contract
BY the bond Of two responsible persons IN tue sum
him and execute bonds therefor IN the amount Of
PROVED ~ Ss Tnca ss ae e saSss 20 q
81 re Hnssd sss;ss Court Dstet Attorney
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
Government to do so, or to accept either division
thereof OF TO award the TAGGING and cut stone 10
uinerent parties, and no proposal that does
form, In every respect, TO the requirements Of this
a. such. ' " "''o'
Plans, specifications and schedules can be pro.
cured on application to this office.
Proposals must be incosed In sealed epyeloue
indofsed Proposals for Cut.stone Work, &c, Tor
the New jail. District Of Columbia" and the ssn.
plea must have label with the name OF the bidder
and quarry marked thereon, and both must be ad.
dreseed to A. ID. MULLEIT,
vBlW Supervising hrchitect
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-28

NICH0LsON--o the esth instant, at 80 O'Clock.
yoHs EDWARD, infant son OF walter A. and Mar
Z. Nicholsop. aged sixteen months, two weeks and
The relatives and friends Of the family are In.
vited to attend the funeral, Monday afternoon, AZ
30 9'eioc., No. iioo Third street, between L and N
BoYLE,-on thesI,h instant, WALTER AMpnosr
Of John y. and Mary V. Boyle ''A
REDMAN.--0n the 18th instant, after Q lingering
q Isss Ls ssy SR IND
,sTtCKNEY.-AtP Point Loo out, Nd, on tho 18th
instant fafDERiok WILLIAM, infant son Of ", nj
and L. T. kney. aged nine months
WIswALL.-on Saturday morning, July. %, At
months and four dsys only SON s Y wisw. eight
MILLER, Died. ~ Brooklyn. Now York, July rs.
aud Ella Miller. aged one year, i've months aud
Tine funeral will take place to morrow afternoon.
At o'clock. from the resid srce OF her grand
mother, Mrs. Cruit, 81 Bridge street, Georgetown,
d. u Relatives anu friends are invited 10 attend.
Weep not for little Lille
Her gentle spirit hath fed,
She sweetly sleeps in Jesus,
Among tho silent dead
SHED not tear OF sorrow
around the infant tomb;
THINK OF tho lovely flower
We have In heaven to bloom.
God takes the beautiful, the blest:
- dey are but lent, not given
. He puts His Jewels on his breist,
That they may shine In heaven.
EZth has one mortal less
HeAen one angel more
New York papers please copy.l
aohDoS:.Died. In Georgetown. July rs. VIII.
The funeral will take place from His Iate resi.
deuce, " Gay street, on Monday morning at 10
ruAs-n-uu-<------
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RAILROADS.
DENNsYLvANIA AIR LINE
l. TO BALTIMORE,

TO DALTIM9REi nv,pu,.
AND ALL POINT. ~ TIE NEW ES6Hfkff
THROUGH DETySks BURLINGTON ASr
WITHOUT on s ih5 CARS
mns equipment on m: line is new and Of tho mos
rSRHzSs g# HUI ~ RAJ J TN MIA,
hFa nis5 lTssgrSiSftif i3 SaE t SUNDAY.
md Po.o.ase rsilrS'.d northeast corner o. sIi
las, line, leave Washington at 50 a. m. daily CT
leave Bsfiimorest siiS A. m. daily. e,cep, Sun
Leave IVES, Philadelphia, at i1sa p. m. daily. sr
kffiSSe It New York at .. m, daily. except Sun
nehmond express, leave Washington at Os p. M,
Leave Baltimore si2 s5 p m. daily. except Sun.
~, Leave West Philadelphia at Cos p m. daily. er
snhnr1,irye at New York at sio p r. daily. ercep,
Eisht express. leave washington a, 90 D. m. daily.
k kssIy. w \, Mr. T9Ss VA daily
r.., No.. i sIss kE 4 8 n Issaai'
fssiy s,n a @ ssys Sss SsTf
iiIs&%G y L sIS5ss. leave NV Yott MsBp M
s sss M:a lsstS New :, g IT
Yorf osnirs ana mads sa Rissf rsi
and ctssn fG.s on Hudson river
baggage called for and checked At hotel. and mi.
ce scfs O saS s a. ss "a, ,SsS.
,sined: Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and
ssshss sSsnsS q
B,t,%ore and Potomac fsiifoa Corner and
jy2tu General Ressenser Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-28
PROPOSALS FOR DIMENSION STONE RE-
EEM d0,YyERNMENT BUfLbfSd Al 6iNciN-

s.,,., wAsnINoTos. July n, IsiS
ii dsy o. kSs .f aor O fafn I'm
81 stO ss
m. speciis,ss q .toSe from whi6 seles,ion viii
ss s he iG iRs e is: ssS
hbSn VII BE- uniformity o. color and eIture. dura
and the capacity FOR working under the chisel
-. ssS%P. bloc, lssls.l. INCHES. showing on one
othsrs di,Ieren, kinds Of cutting. must DO sub
No stone that has not been tested by actual use Is
@ ,S;, ma nsrds n SiSS been
Tss stone 9psm have soSd grain md
quarry from which L i prcarsd must 81 snd u ihs
opened .5d ssps6ls a iarnishins the quality and
About 1910 cubic fset. more or less. will be re.
qnired The actual average Of the stones cannot be
stone: Containing about 20 cubic FEET The stone
will be ordered on schedule Of net Sizes In order
eaisss ay % ssSsa:
payment will be made. allowing an addition Of one
and q sss es c N
Bidders will state how soon they can commence
nsIi%um size q the, stones That can pc Obtained
which The stone Is Psopossd 70 be fu5hished. and
which the quarry y situated that the bidder u The
owner orlessee Of the quarry, must accompany the
an proposals. must be made on and in full accord.
ance with the printed FORMS to be obtained on Rp-
plcati9n at this ONCE. and must be accompanied by
s5OOl that the bidder will accept and perform the
contract II awarded TO him. aud dye bond therefor
II M pspI sun 81 SIs a aq5d5ed thousand dollar
y y he dossrnmsni as security for the isilSiai
performance of the Contract lease to take effect
upon the failure Of TIE contractor to comply with
the Government to take full pos o. the lu
case OF default. -
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, or 10 divide the contract and two or
more KINDS Of stone.
Proposals must be incloeed In sealed envelope,
indorsed Proposals for Dimension stone for the
new Government Building. Cincinnati. Ohio" and
addressed to A. u, MULLETT,
JyAAt Supervising Al chitect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-28
DRoPosALs FOR TOBACCO.
UNITED STATES ARMY Burt.pIxa
Offick or CoMMIssARY OF sUbsIsTnscr

Offick OF CoMMIssARY OF SUBsIsTEsCEy
lat. , NEW YORK, July q liza \
neAeu proposals I'm duplicate will be received n
MI once until II O'Clock m August O. iss for fur.
POUNDS OF Tobacco, with the power OF increasipT
dhs amount nifty thousand pounds II desired BY The
The proposals will state accurately I'm detail. thu
quanY and kind Of Tobacco, its history N ANY,
a. W W Keeping qualities IN hot climates In trans
RoAuon, o. what leaf; a. TO stock, year and curing
ne wInpper and hller ia made whether the binder
nsr what casing ia used. and when, where and
my NO 70 pc anuiaetured IN what Kind Of package
made. "NS'"e' A4Aehine VI manu-
The Tobacco to be made in plugs, Weighing fuII
one nall pound each and to equal the best grade al
Mmy Or navy Tobacco not to he lower in uuAlitv
man the samples TO be seen the office OF lie de-
POI Compulsory. New York city.
ahe IobAcco TO be packed In boxes (caddie.) TO
r. H. n wenty one pounds nee each and the boxes
Al, sAmptes lnve cases packed above requiredJ Oh
the Iobacco proposed to be furnished must Accom-
psny me proposals., and be referred to therein M
conguonhi fnture perfection, to equal sampe
i,.ne, viii DO entertained. The samples No inr.
~ viii q paid for at fair market rates II deemed
proposer ny good quality for sales to troops The
An officer OF the army and an EXPERT will be "a.
CURED to examine and ins pect the Tobacco IN ths
issai. N the course Of manufacture and Nhcn
Two sureties who will agree TO guarantee ina ara.
cuuon OF the contract according to lis true intest
Ana ineanins, and who will enter into bono IN ma
sum q ten thousand dollars to that effect m r..
Thsu . WI sisn bids as well rs the proposer
WiLiLiAMW. BUREs,
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p RoPosALs FOR STEAM sLoops-oF.wAR,
punrAu or Soss,rngcTios AND HIRAM.

,, .NAsHIfoTON, June 81, lr7l \
until u ocioch noon, August Z. lisa for the con.
I've OAK timber. Of the hull Of ste am slo1p.of. war
o. ABOUT ~ tons nieasurement. conn lete for sea
seIyice Plan. and specincations in detail for the
null showing the work to be done, may be seen and
eaamined a. this bureau. and at the Comma ndant'
Umcs ~ the Navy Yards At PHILADELPHIA. Brooklyn,
July next 80 S -''' 'A' 'sAA VI
The hull must be completed in all respects &C.
cotank 70 the contract and spech atoms. the ma.
must b. done tSs bns, Dssf quality and the work
deliyered 81 such NAVY Yard on the Itatc coast y
the department may direct in eight month"; from
ne g. date and signing Of the contract.
fAymenu Will be made as the work progresses I'm
proporuonate amounts, reserytns the usual per.
~ ~ until the nnal completion aud acceptance
The bids must be accompanied with the susrsp.
zee by law. that II the contract IL nWarded
paruss who are to become the sureties 10 the
amount Of the face Of the contract win Also be
The Department reserves the right to aeeep, or
ey ,S any Or AZ Did. which, in its opinion are not
BID, vi only be ACCEPTED from PARTIES who are
facilities for doing tho work. ie2sMtd'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-28

In bidding for deiiv,sry ~ mora sSen o,e ~,
The grain must be well cured, sound. free from
good merchant.ble quality n every respect, and
corn and barley, not more than 1870 nor less than
l0o pounds. Of oats not than 80 nor iess than
0pounds, and Of bran not more than 90 pounds
bidders must state the kind OF grain they propose
% furnish. Preference will be given to American
Delivery Of the grain to be commenced on or be-
fore f required by the United stAtee) the irs day
OF December, ls73, and to be completed In four
months. one fourth OF the entire quantity con.
uaoted for to be delivered monthly.
delivery OF the bran TO be commenced on or be-
Tore ~ required by the United States) the hrst day
OF February, 1874, and to be completed In four
months. one fourth monthly.
proposals for furnishing any quantity of the SUD-
pnes less than the whole amoint required at the
posh named will be entertained.
The right u reserved by tie undersigned to re.
(ect any or all bids, and also to increase diminish
~ one fourth. Of any time within thirty days be.
lore the expiration OF the contract the Quantities
Good and sufficient bonds will be required from
.ne contractor for the prompt and faithful fulhli.
TsS usual requirements must be observed in
Blank proposals. may be had upon application at
,he once Of the QnartermasteIs Department at
ny authority Of the District Commander
Deputy Q. M. General U. 8. A.. Chief ouartcrmias.
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DROPOSALS FOR HEAD-STONES FOR MA.
L TIoNAL MILITARY gEMETERIEs.

QuARTHnMAsrkR dEskRAL's OYrIcH,
wAsHlSGroN. June ", 18Th J
oP Rss sas S Heed
BY the law q "a March. is7S, Of which the follow
Provided. that the head stones required BY an ac
entitled an act to establish and protect National
act smendatory thereof q royed June ), is1s
shall be Of durable stone, AM OF such design Ant
weight as shall keep theLi In place when set, and
sn sstasa Sy III as sh. b
hdyertisement In ten newapapers Of general eircu
samples and bids shall In the greatest measur,
cSSmbins The n elements Of duraby dscsney .nt
hereby appropriated for said purpose out Of AMI
and the Secretary OF War shall hrst determine To-
TIE various cemeteries the size and model for ,nei
color Of the stone 70 be used. and bids shall b,
made and decided with reference thereto: and con
tracts may be made for separate quantities Of snct
act shall provide 10. furnishing aud setting all The
coed the sum hereby sPpropriisted.
The total number to be furnished is estimated Al
ns.gs For tho known. 1904; for the unknown
SPECIFICATIONS, describing in detail the standard
MED by the Secretary Of War. can be bad on ar
men will DO placed on exhibition within few days
The proposals should be In sealed envelopes
marked Proposals for hesdstones for NAtiona
Military Cemeteries," and addressed to the Quar-
they win be opened in the presence Of bidders, 81
Saturday, September .. 1873. commencing At 1
BY order Of tho Secretary of ysr,, META.
Ouartermsstsr General Breyet MAI Gen. ii. 4 A.
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pRoPosALs FOR COPPER.
pr,v,rovoou NAVY DEPARTMENT.

BUREAU or GpssrRucfIos Asp RarAiS,
o..,., WARRINGTON, July II, Isfs
vshhi,ea proposals 70 furnish and deliver at tho
i mi ioe@S pounds q lnEot Copper, $1,000 lake
bureau until 70 O'clock m Of TIiURSDAY, the Sist
instant s A. which time they, win be opened
A. Inc proposals must be addressed to the Chief OF
the bureau o. Construction and Repair, Navy De
PArment, Washington, and endorsed Proposals
ness letters
The Copper will be subject TO the necessary test
and inspection OF the proper officers of the Wash,
ngton Navy Yard, and will not be received unless
delivered within the time specified above,
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DRoPosALs FOR FLOUR.

OFFICE PURCHASING DEPor OS
OMAHA, NEB., June ~, ISIS 7
Sealed proposals, ~ dnplictte, Will be received at
this ONCE until II o'clock. a. M, on TUESDAY, the
asth day OF July, lsD, for furnishing the Sub.
lowing stores, delivered at the United States Sub.
sisteneo storehonse In Omaha. Neb, by the Oth Of
6dU barrels Of xxx winter.wheat Flour,
1000 pounds OF xxx winter wheat Flour in square
double sacks Outside strong tWilled cotton,
containing lOl lbs net ~
80 barrels OF xxx spring. wheat Flour
No.OOO pounds OF xxx spring wheat Flour In square
double sacks. iinhide strong twilled cotton
outside gunny,) well sewed and cornera He'd
containing LOO lbs. net
Samples must accompany proposals and be re
prepaid. ~ "
I Ehysloges containing proposals should be marked
ProposAIs will be received subject to the usua
Sonditons, heretofore published, ProposAls should
once. ], w BARRIGRR,
Bvt Orig, Gen, and O b,
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WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY. tOrnnse, Alexandria and ManAs.
500 sas and LynehbHrE and Danyille Railroad
p3 6mLsn DAILH TBAtss except Sunday D. M
Sync436ars in the grest line from New 9tlssns and
New hork. connecting twice daily with Chesapeake
md Ohio railroad ct qordonsville and 6hsriottes.
the Ohio river and West -
Leave Washinsion BY Potomac Ferry oompanys
and T.: n. and take trains corner King and
Arrives Lynohbure at % ,. M and ~ q. M. !:
making close CONNECTIONS West and Southwest
Passenger for Manassas Division leave Seventh
street wharf g., a. M daily excepting Sunday,
leans. CHANGING only At LynchburT
=, buy tickets at 81 Pennsylvania avenue and Al
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washingtop
2: O,l or at Alexandria, corner Of King and Union
Knois Omnibus Line makes rapid connection be
S @esn stra snd Ohio railroad depot and sey
Breakiast and supper on ferry boats for through
Ap2 m. BROADUB, q. T. A.