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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

TnbIds for carrying the malls close Febru-
s,sisr s routes In North Carolina, South Caro-
~ florida, Georgia. Alabama. mississippi,
~saed assT, q, thc sd. Nvery precaution has been
AVn b prevent frauds heretofore practlced. =,
AgencrHl rise In Western rivers fs reported.
neOhio has ristn one foot nine inches above
louEyiile. md six fect al Evansville. The Mis-
is6rpi has risen twenty -one inches at bt. Louis.
ID fct nt Cairo-where 1t Is one foot nine
hchw above the danger line.
KeNuw York State Loan and Trust Company
~ beon placed In the hands Of a receiver. IN
pursuance OF a request from = majority oi the
apckholders. II cQmmenced business with
nIlIua dollars capital, and tho Stockholders now
oriSsi Investment. The failure. Of the com.
pAaY wss owing 70 the putting of funds In un;
peOdASAe securities, and depQsitQrs and credi
ton AaM becn paid of In full. The securities
mentouedxcre for the most part those OF South
4 nj named Krotse bAs been arrested In New
fefk NO confesses himself to be the murderer
Il SIMMONS. The details are horrible. Sim.
aepeMs anticcd to kret7ss house, stuponed
IL Government has decided, In the cnse oi
wI1lcw, thei il does not justify Federal inter-
Msaqe and II will therefore not demand his
-Ifos1caI cal,,e special says the mission Of Mr.
Qwtthe basisof much speculati0n1and thel.2n.
IN ItoMomist freely expresses the opinion tnA'
h0ure oithe English Government to strnighten
aconanccs Of the Egyptian Viceroy is regarded
eealn government circles ~ y pf0bable c0nt1n-
NoQ An editorial in the 2ines which asserts
3tEgpt must restore her credit by her own
SIssions alone and unaided. has caused y pro-
U!9d sensation.
Acadng financial journal. commenting upon
- Imposition embodied In Shermans bill,
~ 4 hk system were adopted I'm the United
kvn, gold dollar would probably soon issue
ny ~ British mint and bec0pe useful com.
.kvamerted that the powers hpye arrived ~ q
dhAy agreement respecting the form 81 pre-
sHnh - to the Porte Of Count Andrassys note.
tWn b. pEeseated by Austria, and subsequently
Rppogln. ssparstely by the other powers.
.l1zf al vatchcs state furthermore that the
elhn has determined to accept the reform
s1eurs as usrOposed by the great powers, put
- opposition from the old Turkish parry,
3 0sliempt on their part 70 massacre Cnris-
Ahtersburg a,tvices state thAt IN Gcyern-
nnatcircles American Intervention W CUBA ID
.heNwsrd for the arrest of Boss Tweed has
aem ~ way TO the Germdn papers.
@9eray, the newspaper rc0rEaeponuent, rs Ie-
ssso 8 having made his escape irom Cupsh
L@ French Senatorial elections resulted N
1o@ 0f 65 monarchists, II pure B2napart-
- saseribnd rs Imperialists ana monarch.
sussis Is indignant over the violation Of It's
sSu laws BY American vessels, and will send
~ cer to straighten matters.
Hncs Milan. 81 Servia, will not resign.
~ ~ mmily Of Count Won Arnim are prepar-
Sspdltion for his pardon. to be presented TO
Emperor,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
River News.

Z Inc 1ollOwlng satisfactory letter,
handed to US for publication by the
Vicar General, explains itself:
ia8 NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II, 1876.
Dear Father Allen--I have Just learned
that report had been circulated to the
effect " that your fair was not for your
parish, but for the benefit Of the most
Rev. Archbishop; your church not hav-
Ing one cent Of debt, and the Archbishop
being deeply in debt" How can evil
minds have imagined such calumny,
and evil tongues have circulated 1t, 1t is
more than can conceive. / know, and
everybody knows, that st. Patrtck's
parish has q heavy debt, and that there
is no way to pay 1t but the present fair.
And, as Tor the Archbishop, he does not
expect one cent from 1t for his benefit.
He will, no doubt, be quite surprised to
hear that such report is circulated.
You may contradict it and use my name
for 1t. / hope your fair may be q grand
success, and I remain in this hope,
Yours sincerely, in Christ,
fs8t g. RAYMOND,
a Vicar General.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 31-12:3O D. m.-C0tton dull and
easier middling uplands 9-l6d, middling Or
leans SD Sales to-day 10000 bales. Of which 1000
bales are for export and speculation. :.
i:80 ., ln,-Cotton unchanged; receipts 6Oo;
February shipments from Sayanh8h or Charles
ton per sail low middling uplands 61sd. March
and April shipments from Savannah or Charles,
ton low middling uplands 6k. February and
March delivery from Savannah or Charleston,
low middling uplands en; March and April
7.I6; April and May 81. July and August 1i-1e.
b. MAC Cotton unchanged. American receipts
COO. JANUARY shipments from ChHrlesto4 or
Savannah, low mfddltnH uplgnds. s7-is
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Decision Of the Commissioner Of Inter-
nal Revenue Appointments BY the
President.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-The Commis-
sioner Of Internal Revenue has issued
very stringent orders to all revenue off,
GERS, prohibiting the use of the telegraph
lines for internal revenue business, ex-
cept In cases Of emergency. The penalty
for disregarding this order is that the
cost Of dispatches are to be deducted
from the salary Of the sender.
The President sent In the following
nominations to-day: Frederick Morley,
OF Michigan, Agent and Consul General
TO Egypt; H. NJ. Atkinson, Of Nebraska,
now Commissioner OF Pensions, to be
Surveyor General Of New Mexico.
The Secretary Of the Treasury this
morning received letter from New
York enclosing for redemption q bond
for four hundred dollars, issued under
date July 10, 1893. The Treasury de-
partment officials are now searching
the records to ascertain II there is any
fund on hand to pay this bond.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

Aichigan sheriff has the following
posted In his jail: Prayers and
cus singing at Il 80 a. m. Breakfast
a. Prayers and singing at r.;
p. m. Prisoners are expected to
~ on smoking and chewing when
~. this Jail. Swearing will not be
|hss No drisoner will be allowed
h. ~ cards or dice. Treat each other
sentlemen. Let your conduct speak
lssS1 iavor. Be candid in your speech,
-, "a your ections, and upright in
~ oeelings With each other.H.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

At the national sheep farm at Ram
bouillet. France, there has been estab-
lshcd q school Of shepherds, where
young men over fifteen years OF age are
instructed in the science Of sheep hus.
handryd sgyd The %S ioSYs 10y stGent t%e
The examination, he receives . certificate
81 capacitY, There are also prizes Of
S75 sfId 80 given to the most capable
Students. After graduation student
can become q shepherd on his own ac-
count, il be possesses the means,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
The Shooting Of Nicholas Grass.

Joseph Grass was captured at half
past six o'clock last evening and locked
up in the Central Station by Corporal
Fastrict, charged with shooting and
dangerously wounding his father, Nicho-
las Grass. He was brought before Judge
Evans and remanded to the Parish
Prison, without the benefit Of bail.
Further particulars will be found on
the third page Of to-day's paper.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Probabilities
for New England and the Middle States /:
Rising temperature and falling baron.
eter. Easterly to southerly winds and
partly cloudy weather, followed by light
rains durinS Tuesday afternoon or
evening. For thS South Atlantic and
Eastern Gulf States Partly cloudy and
slightly warmer weather, with eastsrlv
to southerly winds and falling baron
:.tdr, followed during Tuesday by colder
noftkerly to westerly Winds, rising bar:
ometer and Light rains In the lower
Mississippi Valley. '1 -
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

We publish to-day q complete list Of
the severeigns OF England, commencing
with the Danes and Saxons, and ending
with the House of Brunswick, together
with the year in which they each
ascended the throne;
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

Mr.. Colfax tells story Of President
Lincoln that when he was attacked
with small -pox he said to his attend
ants, "Send up all the office-seekers,
and tell them I've got something ] can
give each Of them,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

Chief Justice George Shea Of the Ma
rine Court, who sends US an interesting
letter about Jefferson Davis, was, as Is
we'll known, the principal agent In Sc.
curing the signatures Of Mr.: Greeley,
bail bonds. The essential point OF his
present statement is that Mr.. Greeley
and the other gentlemen whom he ap-
preached on that subject were
nnSil!lna msssel uuttt s$Rsaysly $ays II sstised seS
of Mr.. Davis freedom from the guilt Of
Intentional cruelty to Northern prison
ers at Andersonville; that Judge Shea,
at the instance OF Mr.. Greeley and Vice
Preaident Wilson, went to Canada to in
spect the journals o{ the secret sessions
Of the Confederate Senate-documents
which up to this tune have never passed
into the hands OF our Government or
been accessible to Northern readers; !;
that from these secret records, including
numerous messages from Davis on the
subject, 1t conclusively appeared that
the rebel Senate believed the Southern
prisoners were mistreated at the North !;
chat they were eager for retaliation, and
that Davis strenuously and to the end
resisted these effortgj and that he ct
temDted td send Vice PRECEDENT Stephens
MOTH to consult with President Lincoln
on the subject. No more fmpor-
tant statements than these concerning
that phase Of the civil IL, war have been been
1pop tho course Of Mr., Greeley, and 9TH
er eminent citizens Of the North; aud It
seems to vs. clear that, on many &C
counts, the rebel authorities owe i to
themselves and to history to give
to tho public the documents which
is mot not likely that they will have any ma
teriai eject upon the fate Of Mr.. Davis,
or upon political questions now pending.
B But they are Of vital consequence to any
correct history oi the rebellion. and
theif revelations, It sustaining thr1u9n-
Shea. might do as much to promote as
the late Andersonville debate did to re-
tanl the reconciliation Of the sections
Ne,c Tork tribune,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

from Indiana. bound 10 Pensacola, days out
sailed: Schooner John MoAdRm.
The steamer Guillermo Is at anchor. inside.
ana the ship Success II aground on the bar
bound out Steamers Cortes and @. w, Elder ~ .
at anchor outside. and the steamer Wimbledon
aground on the bar, bound in.
as 10 IA River News.
vIgKsBvna, Jan. s1s--Up: Thompson Dean
and Mary Houston Sunday, John p. Maude and
lgck. Grand Lake, Atiantic and barges Sunday,
Mary Bell and Fannie Tatum yesterday.
Weather clear. River rising.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
BROOKLYN.
Rubenytcin. the Murderer Of Sarah Alex.
ander. on Trial.

BROOKLYN, Jan. 31.-The trial Of Ru-
bernstein, for the murder Of Sarah Alex
der, begins to-day. There Is some talk
of Jewish citizens combining. to assist
him through the trial by raising funds
dred jurors has been summoned and the
work OF obtaining jury will begin to-
day before Judge Pratt In Oyer Court.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Last night
Professor Peppers romantic drama en-
titled the "AlChemist's Daughter" was
played. The audience was, we are sorry
to say, but light one. The numerous
adaptations OF science to scenic effects,
which In older times would have caused
the Professor to be accused Of witch
craft, were witnessed with interest by
the attentive spectators. Tonight and
until further notice the play Is to be
repeated.
ACADEMY.-Harrigan and Hart still
reign supreme at the Academy, and
their ever varied entertainments cause
the public to return over and over again
to hear and applaud them. They will
remain during the present week only,
and we would advise those OF our friends
that have not seen them as yet to Inn
prove the remaining time.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

In another column will be found an
advertisement of q ball to be given by
the French Benevolent Association on
the 5th OF February next, at the Opera
House. The ball Is to be given for char
table purposes, and judging from the
array of names Of directors, selected
from the elite OF our French popula-
ton, it cannot be otherwise than a sue
C9ag
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

ARKANSAS CENTENNIAL ADDREss.-In
the Forth Smith (Ark.) Herald Of the
22d is published very able and effective
address from the State Commissioners
to Che people Of Arkansas In regard to
the various productions, agricultural,
mineral, ETC., in which the State
abounds. The State OF Arkansas, we
have no doubt, will be finely represented
at the Centennial Exhibition, for we
cannot doubt that the people, after the
moving address OF the Commissioners,
will make every effort In their power to
make the representation Of their State
a great success.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

CENsus.- s.--The increase OF population
this year, over 1910, will probably
amount to about 100000. Making the
United States 44,O0O,OOO. In the
eight States Of Kansas, Louisiana,
Massachusetts,, Michigan, New Jersey,
New York, Rhode Island and South
Carolina, the increase has amounted to
1856, ,5O2, while in Louisiana alone there
has been 100, 1874 increase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-13
alexandria 6axette
FRIDAY EVEN't.., OCTOBER IL.

THE VooDoo NEGRO DocroR.-frank
Genet, tie notorious dusky professor OF VOC
,ooism, whose pretended cures Of sick persons
:. few months ago created great excitement 10
The northern section of Hudson county, n. T.,
was arragued 10 the Court of Sessions at Jer-
se7 City, together with rather prepossesslng
G.rman wnman nawed Amelia Bernhard, 90
Settlements charging them with adultery. Inc
woman was accompanied by TWO ohlldreu' one
white by her former husband, and the other
barring The CON pl"xiou OF Genet. The couple
lave lived toge!h without any at'eups al
di.guisa a man and wife Tor over TWO years
above Yves, Hobok>-. parl II his ilm" her
white Ia banc und Genet lived IL the mouse
with her ou h most amlcabla 'c7mS till me
disgusting spectacle aroused the ludenanon OF
the nciyhbor~, VINO at aSt brought the matter
e. the attention of tho Grand jury. The par
peaded gully, and they were remanded tol
sentence. They we're conducted from the cour'
house to the jail side by side, Amelia not
seeming in the leas; embarrassed by conhdlnelS
clluglpg to her sable companion, who 10 turf
b's, wed great attention Oh the children
A. y Uefun
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By Green a. Wise.

Rea Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
10y VIRTUE OF "A DEED OF TRUSl
- executed by Robert II. Robinson, .rust"e
and Mary A. Robinson, his wife, dated the 9;k
day of July, 1873, and duly racordo /, this u;I-
dersigned, a. trustee therein named. And 1T tht
request of the party secured by said dec, will sell
by public auction, on SATu RDAi. the 2Sth OF
October, 1876 III 4 o'clock m, on the prem
ises, the property conveyed TO BIN by tns snll
deed of trust, viz The LOT OF GR''u Nd,
with the appurtenApces thereto belonging, IN tn"
city Of Alexandrs, W., bounded IS ioio"s: -
Hegiuning on the west side oi Royal street. DC
tween Duke and Wolfe straets, 81 the north line
Of the lot conveyed by Gabrielle A. l!uyai TO
Richard Il. Rowe; thence north along l.uyal 81
seventeen feet seven inches, more or less, TO .o-
seph Janney's line; thence west ninety niie
feet five ,.ches or less thence south 10 SID
Rowes line; thence cast with SAID line o'retJ 8
nine feet five inches, 70 re or less, to tn: Begin
ming, together with the improvements, a.
consisting OF TWO STORY Fla Ed vs5aaaa
HOUSE.
Terms Of Sale-One third Of the pure hase
money TO he paid i'll cash, and tie residue IN
two eoual insta nent5 st six and twelve mcntEs.
with i.Lerest the purchaser to execute t's notes
therefore, secured by deec Of Mus: upon the
premises Fifty dollars 10 be paio on Inc da7cE
sale as q forfeit FIR uCn compliance With the
terms nf sale. VIM. f. HOFFMAN,
sen;S-ts Trustee.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

Bv authority vested in Us by the pian OF or
cauiz suon OF the Conservative party. We do
hereby name Wednesday, the 18Th day OF octo-
Der ensuing, NJ ter O'Clock u m., rs the time
and Alex ndria 10 the place, Tor holding con-
yentjon to nominate The Conservative candidate
for the Senate If Virginia to fill the vacancy oc.
casione5 by the resignation If Il. q. Claughton,
esu. The convention will pc composed Of five
delagates from each lnaglster district in toe
counties Of Loudoun, AleGandrla Fairfax ard
Prince William, and three delegate for each
wsrd in the city Of Alexandria
B. +. SHEETS,
Chm County Gem Loud"un CO..
GEO 4. MUsHBACa,
Alexandria city and county.
THoa MOORE
Fairfax county.
w W. THORNTON,
Prince William co
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, dc.
CCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL REQUISITES.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE PUBLIC
SCHOOL BOOKS.

A full supply of all the books used just re-
ceived and will be furnished 1T tho lowest prices
For the more advanced schools and semins-
ries fine assortment OF all the leading TEXT
BOOkS-Ancient and Modern Languages
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French and German
furnished on the most favorable terms.
Fine Stationery y speciality.
New styles Papeterles just received. from 2or
to Sl.50 each.
Mourning Paper and Envelopes, new patterns.
French Quadrille and Rep Papers, with En-
veopes 10 match. Very handsome
Paper and Envelopes Of American msnufsc-
lure; q iu,l line of Note, Letter and Cap, Legal
Cap, Flat Letter, Deny and Folio Post Paper
also very thin Note and Letter Paper for foreign
correspondence.
Blank Books, Pass Books, Time Books. Mem
orandum Books, Composition Books, Bills Pay
able snd Receivable, Day Books, Journals
Cash Books, Ledgers and Journals, cap slz"
Crown, DENY and Medium, from two to twe.ve
quires each, full and half bound.
Fine Portemonnies, in Russia Leather Sea
Skin and Turkey Morocco; also Card Cases, il
Russia Leather and Pearl, Opera Glasses, &c.
New styles English Bibles and Prayer Books
u very handsome assortD emf just received
New Books, Magazines and Reviews received
as soon rs issued.
Owing to the new postal law increasing th'
postage or packages Of merchandise from nal
| cent to one cent per ounce, which went into ell
| feet April l, the price of lot No l. five qulres
| Note Paper Prepaid, will be 35c lot \ O. z. oOt
! lot No. 8, 6Oc; lot No. 4, 80c and 81. Frencf
! Quad.ille same price
GEORGE E. FRENCH,
| sep6 No. 95 King street.
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Col. Holiday appointments.

The following is list Of appointments maoc
" Col. +. W. NJ. Holiday, one of the demo
cratic electors at large for he State:
Hampton, Saturday, o." a..
Southampton, Mocdsy, Dc. 10,
Williamsburg, Wednesday,, Oc5. Is.
Petersburg Friday Oc;. 20 lu!gh1J.
R:chm oud city, Monday, Oci %.
Charlottesville, WcdoeSd y, Oct. %.
Stauptou, Friday, Ocf. y.
Har,isonburg, Mcpday, Or. 50.
A!exandria, "Wednesday, Nv. (uight).
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1875 e..:Esv Is ! 4.
lsEXNSTLE.s tssss ~

"a e: zE - e.. -aass....--Esz
u1dE tlUETH. W Gi5I " 500 -. ;, Be-. J..
nDU BIH TkAIh
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SH@&n1I.
MAGNIFICEET EQu'PM.Nr
Trains leavc Washington, loo c.. ~ "ti-
TIMUkE * POrUMAC l.aIi.. .,.' =. -.a-
ner Of Sixth and Is streets, - !n .'>..
For Philsdoiphla Ncw Yprk ngG .hn a.t'l. D.
D. m. daily, with Pais.o Gar ,...a,o. B. !. q.
tied Express Of PuilIaHD Iaraac .%-. -
m. daily, except Suntay. Euc I..>.':..s
and New Yor: l."O y N. dag, ~. g. .'..
day for Ph!aaelphia Los , Ii. .in.l VII"
Parlor Carr attaches.
For Pits burg and The West, It. n. ..'.} ',,
Psror Cars to pt:sh',rs; -" =. 'a. 3a.s
with Palace Gar TO Chicago. nma II - e. 4
daily, except Sunday.
For Cunandnigu. a..u the Norm, "a. ... dNg.
except Sunday arI ~ =. i". "n'y. exc.
Saturday, viii, Palace Ger - i.1,;.9>l"r. toe
E!mra, II. 81 d. III. daily, ".ce4. Standby
For the South, vi. Richmond, .. - II ~ $40
lbs y. II. daily, except S-EG.T, -'i -.#
LyIchburE1 Il. m IS =. IL. cH':1 0.2"
LOCAL TRIMS
For Alexandria, u, 7, 8, . IL ."t II 'n.. III.
!, 3, An, 5, i and Il IS .. ii. ~ t'"} 81
ga m, and md s p N.
Trains leave AlcX.rdIin Tor Tas t,h.Ha. ., 10
8, 8, lU ard II b. la. $, !, j, " mi / j. ill.,
On SUNDAY ~ AMI IL i. ~, i,'!4 . pm
Tickets n.iG Information caA ~ procure. :"
principal railroad stations ..d tree, IN
Southeast. d. Nj BOYD, Jr,
cent tna-ei."n7 "-"'...
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager jan!
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4 CAKD.-Circumstances rendering it de-.
II slrahle ths. ! should locate in Baltimore, !
have ilar. .erre1 my DENTAL PRACTICE III
alexandria to DIR. D. n RUST: He has been
for SO many wears associated with NE as to need
no introduction or endorsement Dis skill, ability
sad reputation for honesty and high integrity
boiuc we'll known. l cordislly commend hin.
to tie iavor Of Iuy friends and patients, as well
worthy Of the position to which he succeeds, and
baspeas for him the practice with which, Tor 80
lrr: ! have been favored.
JAMES B. HODGK1N.
AIoyanGra va, mar 1O-ti
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A. Washington, ccSn con nectloIs {. &us.i
and West At Ualvilie twice daly with ;.o.,h
and Southwest, and At Lyrcnburg, twice j.,
to South and West,
Twice daily connections with Ches i Ohio
+. L. eastward 10 Richmond, an w.stwar.; -
sStaunton, VI hite Sulphur s"d 81 l1o v"rio.s
Springs OF that line.
Both trains from South connect with Chos
s. Ohio vt Charlottesy!ii v for The Wc.t Tbs Is
is the only line running double daily . ms
sG'ith OF Washington, ard maios Jw IL. ga X.
est tino ever maGe-lcEs than 81 hours j. ~ N
Washington and rrw ORLEANS
MANASSAS Division, hluii Tr.,if.--l4,-
sengsrs leave Washington daily. cAcep. >uG.
day 7.15 q. H., Alexandria ~ =. ~, II. ~
rive 1T SLrasnurS 4.lU y III. heGva ,-l,.s&u.S
6. 10 u. M. arrive 1t Aia&.n lila :. 10 p. u
VA kEHEIUN Bka E"E--CyAI H.,
and from Warren!on with Mail Tl:.;a osuf ,a..
with south bound acc ,uEo alto. .,.t4 ~ r..
terTOon.
Accvmmo1ati II leaves El"yr, ,i:a I '.,-
louisville Tuesday, G'uursday .n' .. IL 10y a.
90 p. H.. and leaves GOrGora>! e. ... -, .s..-
drs at $50 Il n.
Pullman Sleeper daily, t0itGc:.! ;ha;;ys Dee
tween Baltimore .rd Jew Ortcal>, .g.y!@y
Baltimore 1U.l p. Il.
Centennial Excursion Tickets 20 Phi.a-e ri. 3.
on sale, good for thirty days, :id .hYou- Ii ,,ys-
cts to the South %nd West ~ sowcs. .-,a,
e. J FG.-E AC!-E, ,.v. ...-.- E.
}. NJ. BRUADUS. .. !. j.