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New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
u1.Gu nAsrINGs ON rnE PROspECT.

From me York C0mmeTtjI AdrertlsefEdtoTdI Lfif
The convention of six years ago was the
worst managed body attended. IL Was without
,pnsc Judgment tact. The convention TINS year Is
likely be managed uch IN the same way Inc lead
ing men usually direct State conventions are not
any more heart Tor COrncl's nomination than they
were Greeley. There divided house ON the qles-
ton Collector Arthur, Gen. sharpe, and some others
who act with them. shg their shoulders and intimate
that II vOGd not be wise to nominate Mr.
Cornell if. George Bliss and Mr.. stephen French Cen
cra Appraiser, are understood 10 be outspokeh against
Mr. Cornell and favor GOV. Morgan. Mr. Thomas II ur-
phy is for Mr.. Cornell because Dir. C. Is muchabu@ed
man" The NcwlCrk delegation which represents ne
largely for Mr. Cornell, because II is he
lieyed Senator COukling fayOTs Mr.. Cornell The man
ayers the party here this as they d last
yar-withOut any wcd gested plan. Ii II not the way
In RIM "a ~ rIIcCa--IIillN.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
GENERAL CAMPAIGN NEUS.
MEETING OF VETERANS.

The Veteran Association of the With Congress
soug District met Mt the sixth ward otcl last evening
The Chairman, Major Patrick Connolly stated that The
object Of the meeting TO further the election OF COL
James Kcrrlgan 10 Congress from the w Dls'Ict
trct WAS received, Who presented RESOLUTIONS urging
that thr associations unite TO secure thelr cohon
repOr ted that nearly all the Democratic cs ot tne Na
Gus Assembly Districts had slgnned theiI plup oi
meeting SAID mat every effort SOuid be used to secure
the TaminaHy nomination. but tha they iaied III thiS
they intended 20 elect Col kerIiEan III sEte OF IAN
IInm
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
FROST.

PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, Aug. 21.-A light frost
occurred in this section this morning the poiis visited
mos. severely being the extreme highlands and the bor-
GeIs OF the streams.
BosroN, Aug. 2l.-Therc was a slight frost
in parts of New-II2mpshirc last night.
Reports from the farmers in the vicinity of
waterbury, Conn., the eject that the ground yes
terday morning was covered with frost, bu % such
an eXtent as to damage any OF tine crops.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
NOMINATIONS TO CONGRESS.

PoTTsvmLE, Penn, Aug. 21.-J. l.. Nutting
was to-day nominated Congress by the Republicans
Of the XIIIth District
HARRISBURG, Penn, Aug. 21.-Thc Republi-
cans OF Juuia Conty to-day nominated jeremiah lyons
for Congress.
SUNBURY, Penn, Aug. 21.-The Hon. W. H..
Dewart Of this place to-day unanimously nominated
for Congress by the Democratic Convention OF this ds-
trict
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
OBSEQUIES OF MR.. KERR.
III IS NOT DECIDED WHETHER TO ADOPT MUCH
CEREMONY IN WASHINGTON.

GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The following telegram
was received from s. s. Cox this afternoon:
RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS Va, Aug 2l
Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Saylcr arrived here TINS morning
with casket The remains embalmed, and the escort
will leave for Washington this evening aud arrive there
at III tho morning, and thence by first train Tor the
West.
When the remains arrive here, Sergeaut-at-Arms
Thompson will take charge of them. He Is in favor
of having them lie in State in the rotunda of the
Capitol for one day. Speaker Sayler before leaving
last night for Rockbridge Alum Springs also
strongly favored the adoption of such a course.
Whether the plan will be carried ont will depend
very much, however the feelings Of Mrs Kerr in
rcsepct to the matter; and until the funeral party
arrive, no one can tell what the programme viii be-
President Ferry has delayed his departure flor
Michigan, III order 10 accompany the funeral party
to their destination at New-Albany, Ind.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
Ap,lY NEWS At cHEYENNE.

CHEYENNE, Wy. Ter, Aug. 21.-Capt Fitz-
gerald 9th Infantry, accidentally shot by Lieut.
BALDWIN at Camp Robinson recently. 1t is feared his
limb will have 70 be amputatei. All except y Of the
Utes who left Fort Tettcn after having been feasted
and armed and having INDUCED in numerous war dances
drseI az Cheyenne kyer on trqdy iasf taaln9
~ Ci.,nx x,ntl
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
A rnocLAaATIoY FROM GOV. cuAMBERLAry

CHARLESTON, S. G., Aug. 21.-Goy. Chamber
lain as issued a proclamation In regard to tie threat,
enod eogs Of Mr.. whpper colored to take possession
OF tie Charleston judgeship by force. The Governor
SAYS: ANY such attempt by W. J. Nhppcr and those
who aid ana abet him, viii be gardcd ard treated by
me not only unlawful and rOtOus dis
turbance OF the public peace, but also AN
outrage upon judicial authority rot 10 De tolerated in
clNIz"d state" lie warns law officers 10 oppose Mr..
NbippeFs pretensiOns promptly ard vigorously, and
SAYS ttr ia 10 do so, be Will 40 once organize su-
ceht iorc U state cOnstaDulary, under his own direc
Judge.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

strong impression upon those who have been ed astray
by the false and deluslve promises OF the
leaders.
1t was emphaticaly denied last evening by those who
have been charged with being dsloyal to Gov. Tflden
that 80 per cent, any portion Of the Tammany Com
mitee Organization arc opposed to him. or that they
doing anything to nure his chances OF election AS
proof Of the alsy OF the charges they refer to the
action Of the committee In its efforts to bring
about union Of the party In this city, the primary OBJ
ject being to strengthen the National ticket.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

-, 70 urhlic oiice Having positively declined a
rreSSmnqon by tie people could hardly be eNPsetel 70
accept an appointment ~ Cabinet ofncer MI; oen
1 rcmart, I'd that " his health permitted he should
fstc mart ia the coming canvass.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
A WARNING TO TRAMPs.

UTICA, y. Y, Aug. 21.-In consequence Of
continued tcPredltions by tamps and the aticmpt 10
wreck tic st Louis express train near Fairport on
saturday nisht, the New-York Central Railroad has
pctd special police guard along its line, with orders
70 iifcss ana inrson all tranDs found walking upon the
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
.nr nAYrs nEcIINEs ro INrrRErRr

DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. 2l.-Gov. Hayes, III
dispatch to the sheriff declines TO interfere in the case
OF Murphy sentenced 70 he hanged Friday. for the
maiderof Col. Dawson in septenDer last Murphy WIZ
be hapgeu Qu Ule SVt4 u4sy,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
IRISH OPPOSITION TO CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 2l.--A meeting OF
Irish Democrats held here tonight, at which com
mee was chosen perfect organization for the pur
pose of opposing the nomination 4 Charles Francis
Adams Governor by the Democrats This Is the re-
,lt OF Mr. hdam>s action III relation To the remains
while Minister 70 England.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
MIR. BRIsTow IN VERMONT.

BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. 2l.-Gen. Il. ii.
Brstow arrived in town from Saratoga this eyenne, ae
comranied by his family and Col. j. c. Harlan OF keE
tucky He win address q Republican meellI here to-
utnrr
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
pr0b1bu.nes.

During Tuesday in the South Atlantic and
East Gulf statea rising followed by nearly STATIONARY
barometer, generally lower Temperature than on MO-.
dny northeast sOuth-oBst winds and clear or parity
cloudy weather viii prevail with possibly ram areas IN
the southern portions,
In ne N6dls states hlHinC barometer rartdbs pinds'
slighAu trdr1aeI' and csitTdiiy clear ieeaMer,
In New. England falling followed by Is,DX pAgQuleter
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

PROPOSED GREENBACK CONVENTION AT ALBANY
The greenback men of this city are now con-
sderlne the plan Of meeting in Convention at Albany
very soon after the greenback ratification meeting to be
held In this city Aug. 80. to nominate State officers
and Presidential electors the Cooper and Cary ticket
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

INFERENCE CE-BOatman-Going to have s.sil
couiound YOU, follow don't be personal Judy.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

tn, shows ,hs O.'onst tel yars -, IN ~ eity ~
d.slsons tSr -
csrfTa ho151fs me tslfAA
u CURED uhyIe
hod1on direction, rersen,' t~ sr.us hgs q ~ - ~
rE'rT tD'
psslfr nrh sni s variable, ,al @eis 90 -, o ei4 80
rIaf11 ~ s,.t
threstsned. TIs sine u its 5seh i'sca.fl y W IL
cur,eis presse uncsrpn Ws l' VIZ
31d bGd weather While "a s5tss f'a sat''
~ points 81 lrta.sAsa0.y - Peaasat Hsa'-srI
Thero has been sharp rise in The mercuraI conmh
within the q hours UP TO midnight, reaching 3O2S
inches ia this locality yesterday. similar increase IN
pressure along the line Of the lo|er lakes west
ward-with a continual dIninution southward along
the coast OF Virgi1a and the Crolinas This movements
be in excess Uf general baIometc action AZ ts sea
OF the year. cvnces the instability OF the resultant
weather conditions, TO all sudden inetepTOlcslc
impulses. With steady crculG on, moderate tslperi
the and due degree Of mOisturc coar weather Occa
sional cloudines5 and limited rainfall will BE- iEe cond
ton probable for the Middle aud Eastern 5&tes Tor
tbFcc days more 10 come.
For this city and 100 miles around clear weather, cool
steady temperature, limited clOudness, deep ha%, lin
tied any misty precipitation and probable rainfall tho
latter plrt OF the week may be expected.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

No ore can nGord to be without PAGKERs GINGER TONIC
'A % FI,cox & Co. 1863 wlliam-st. N. V
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

C,sups Collie. D,,D,psa Headache, Heartburn. AMI
D!arred have no remedy ,aa 90 PAEKRRs GEGEG TONIC
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
Post-Omee Ns,ice.--Th. roPElGN MAILS for The "

ending oATU kpAN, Aug 20, lSI6 will close this ohco
TT ESDAN at II 30 4. iOr Europe, steamship
Wyoming Queenstown on WEDNESDAY Al 4 D. m. Cor
Europe per steamship scysia VIA Queenstown THURS
DAY, at 1880 M for kuIoTe per steamship " eland va
PymOath. CheVbourg, ard Hamburg: on SATURDAY, at
LnOpe steamship Cty oi Richmond VIA Queens.
CORRESPONDENCE for Germany France ard scotland
intended dsIatoh Nv This steamer be specially at
dressed and at q. for Scotland direct per steamship
Bonva via Glasgow aLd az .. u. france direct per
steamship Canada via havrc and at ll3O Europe
ger steamship Oder via Southampton and Bremen Iha
inais for to West Ines Bermuda, Vii leavo New
Aug 81 The mails for China Sc, VIII leave san Francisco
sept /. The mats lOr Australia Sc viii leave san faa.
cisso ssRt Ia la1a. .. II lAAhaa tVslwassy
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
GcetiaL Notlces.
A pnb,ic Meeting in behalf Of I

A Public Meeting in behalf o. HoWARD MISSION
AND HOME FOR LITTLE WANDERERS 40 Nen Bow
ery y " win held n the Gospel Tent. Wet rhiriys
ionrthst near Broaiway TIL R>DAN EVENING Aus -.
A Farewell Address by Rev W. &. VAN METER of kome.
italy Founder and former superintendent "a the Mission ana
siuGing nv large COMPANY children people
noc with the N saiID, under d..ecou OF foL TiiEo. r.
PERKINS.
Tickets OF admission obtained Application 10 ushers In
churches Tent aai Orce tho Mission free Ot
poor. opcn att services sonr ence az O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

Instead 0, impure Croton, use APoLLEA.iS
Evening star., 1876-12-07
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
DECEMBER 3D, 1876.

DECEMBER 3D, 1915.
M. LEAVE WASHINGTON
ssee9-BBslItmoTe ss:e9-BsltiIooTe and Way Stations
Point of Rocks and intermediate stations. Main
s;0O--New York, philadelphia and Boston Express
Pullman Psrl"r Cars. (Sunday, leaves at 90
an: an for Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
s:o5-Point Of Rocks, Piedmont winchestpr, Har-
s.,o riso1eurg Hager.town. and Way Stations.
s;311Chicago, Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Pittsburg and
Hsas louisville Express Except sunday Frederick,
IoJ 5-BaItimore Express.
1219-Baltimore, Way Stations, ElIieott City and
Annapoiis. No connection for Ellicott City and
1:30-New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk Express,
sIstisns siSnarla and Junction Rtin On Sunday, all Way
SoPpBaltlmore and Way Stations, Frederick via
3:30-Point Of Rocks and WAY Stations.
@ooNbaitim1re I y, and Annapolis Express. Way Sta
4:5o-Frederick and Point of Recks, (via Metropol-
iIan anl,D DIsnon,3 Connects on Saturday for Ha
6:OO-CinSinnati, Louisville, Columbus and India
nap, nsp0iis X PTTss; Except saturtay,l Hagers
SUNDAY , Sleeping cars to Cincinnati, Louis
7:0o-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
s:2OGe,New York and Philadelphia Night Express
Sleeping cars TO New York. stOps at Bladens
9:25-st; Louis Express. Chicago. Cincinnati Lou
Gas 500 ana n; n'i:s!E $50, ses's, seo sas, m
IN daily eco p, m. daily except Saturday.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
All trains stop az Relay Station.
No connection Sunday for Hagerstown Valley
Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia al 500
q, N. and 80 I'm,
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations and
4s5, COL and sos Pennsylvania avenue, and 81 3
18th strees northwest, where orders viii be taken for
baggage TO be checked and received at any point in
the city.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. y. kO0NTZ, General Agent. decI-tr
Evening star., 1876-12-07
GOD BLESS our native land,
May she ever stand
Through storm and night,
When the wild tempests rave.
Ruler Of winds and wave,
DO InOu our country save
By thy great might

81 The contortions OF Hercules wrestling
with the Nemean lion were as childs play
compared with the frantic wrigglings Of a Fat
man trying TO polish the heel OF his left boot.
IN y. Commercial.
nTIf you care 10 know what became OF the
campaign cape, you must examine the color
and texture OF little Tommy's new breeches
The torch has gone for a chandelier in the
hired girls ROOM Sdl Francisco Ahd
SHow IL startles the chivalric spirit the
high-born Southron, when a New England
mudsill receives news OF the elopemenf OF hi
LOPEZ brooklyn dr0lfs.
1A Macon sow tackled n man in the
streets the other day, and succeeded in un-
dressing him, before the police, with their
umbrellas, could drive her away Al0sfa
Constitution.
81 Nothing eNasperates a middle-aged
maiden lady more, while her Tabby is sun
ming itself on the garden grape arbor, than
the spectacle OF a strange cat crawling along
the top OF the opposite fence with a BULLDOG
ing expression in its eye.
1''What do you charge a quart for your
milk here?" asked a man, as he put his head
i'm at the door of milk-shop. Eight cents, !"
was the reply. "Ain't you got any for seven
cents?" mo-" said the proprietor; ''but," he
added, "we can soon make you some"
R-It is pitiful sight 10 see a heavy Ulster
overcoat try 10 go home with a weak young
man in a.rain-storm. The coat absorbs about
barrel of water, and must touch on the
sidewalk when the young man is breath
ing between heats from one crossing 90
another-tN o. Republican.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
DROPOsALs FOR MAIL BAG TAGS.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
November Is, lS7o
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depsrt-
Inent UNTIL NOON on THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF
pEcEMBER, l6, for furnishing by contract, Printed
may be required and ordered during one year from
the hrst day OF January, lS77; the quantity of such
that period.
wide. VIZ"
The narrow Tags are to be made Of suitably hard
wood seasoned, and of light color, in rectaRg guar
strips, each Fix and half inches long, inch wide
and half inch thick and having a circular hole
at point one inch from end Each OF these Tags
is 70 have printed and slightly indented thereon in
agency, as may be specified in schedules which will
in smaller letters, direction for it, return to such
ofhce as will be specified in such schedules The
The wide Tags are to be similar to the others in ali
respects excepting the width, which must be two
Which viii consist V o such brief is srasr
letters as will be REQUIRED and particularly specified
Samples of the Tags hereby advertised Tor can be Oh
tanned on application by letter, TO the Second Assist
All the Tags contracted for to be delivered at
TINS dpIepafrmsnt f mel in the city Of Washington tied in
and expense OF the contractor, and they be in
orders Of the before hey be- sne tss
Every Proposal must specify Internationally the
price Of each Tag offered TO be furnished.
The Proposals received will be opened, read, and
DAY oS tScT
on VII be made within three days thereafter;
s al e a s
this advertisement it, in his Judgment the interests
The accepted bidder must enter into contract and,
With TIVE s9reties, satisfactory to the Postmaster
dollars for the faithful performance Of the contract;
and Tor failure on the part Of the contractor to
liable for the Forfeiture Of the full sum Of four tbo~
Evening star., 1876-12-07
EVENING STAR.
THCRSDAY....I December =. ISIS.
COAGREsSlOyAL.
Conclusion Yesterday. proceed.as,

SENATE.-After our report closed
Mr. Edmunds moved TO take up the joint
resolution of which he gave notice yesterday
proposing an amendment 20 the constitution
OF The United States in relation 10 countfnr-
the electoral vote
MI. Merrimon objected. and read the 2ist
lolht rule requiring that bills, resolutions
&c. not acted upon at the close OF the f.rSt
session of Congress shall be taken N u and
acteu upon at The beginning OF the second
session, as II noad djournment had taken nlace
He raised the point OF order that the toint
rules were in force, and unfinished business
from last session should he taken up
The chair overruled the point of order and
decided the joint rules Were not in force
Mr.. Merrimon appealed from the decision
of the chair. and proceeded 10 address the
senate, but soon yielded for the motion TO
adjourn. and the Senate, at it5, adjourned.
HOUSE.-After our report cloSed-
The reading OF the Presidents message and
the report OF the sherman committee, which
went TO Louisiana, was continued, and occu-
pied about an hour.
When It was finished. Mr.. Wood expressed
his surprise at such a message having been
sent by the President. He regarded it a~
most extraordinary and unprecedented, but
remarked that this il a marvellous and extra
ordinary time. The President had had the
experience which nearly eight years OF ser
vice had given him, and that experience OF
Itself should have given him "A knowledge
not only OF the theory but OF the practice OF
the government and its officers, and vet the
RreSident had seen proper 10 send to the
House this unauthorized communication
from persons clothed with no official position
in the premises. The exception which he
(Mr. Nood) took to IL was that the President
should have transmitted i'm such an un-
authorized way an unauthorized document
OF mere partisan and ex parte character
and his first impulse had been 10 move that
the communication be returned To the PreSi-
dent. II he had followed the Indignation
which rose to his heart when the document
was presented TO the House he would have
made such a proposition. But he should not
now do SO; he should simply move that the
documents he laid on the table. IApplause /
Mr.. Hoar said that his side OF the House
desired To debate the subject. The motion,
however, was not debatable, and IL was
adopted-yeas l53, nays 90, party vote.
The House then, at SIS, adjourned when
an announcement was made OF a democratic
caucus forthwith.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
DIED..

GREEN. On Georgetown Heights, on the sth of
December, ls16- al the residence of Mrs Susan Ken
gla, DAVID n. GREEN.
Funeral viii take place on Friday at ? clock % m
the sth instant, from Heights Of Ge0rgetOwn -orge
town.
LEONARD, Wednesday, December 6. ls76, Al I .
M al the residence Of her parents 9O9 18th street
MAMIE LEONARD, daughter q John III and Msree |,
ret Leonard. aged yesrs and DAYS.
Her remains iii lie removed 20 Newark N \ aor
interment. Newark Daily Advertiser.
NABhsLEf. December 9TH, ls7s ANNA T.
MaLMsLEY, aged years and 10 days, only dsaehter
Of Theodore and Ella Wamsley
Funeral IRON the residence Of her parents A street.
between ID and ID, northeast, 20 morrow afternoon
81 clock. Friends Of the family respectfully re-
quested 10 attend. lBalt. Sun please copy.l
WEST. At2 O'Clock q. m. December 9Th, 1876, af
ter illness Of few bours, Mrs. Am n. WFrT.
her
Relatives and friends Of the family are reque~fed 20
attend her funeral. from her late residence, 6IO
Maryland avenue, on Friday, December sth, st ~
o clock.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

DRUGS AS AnCURE FOR ALCOHOLISM
Steinway Hall was well filled yesterday
afternoon 10 listen TO the concluding lecture
by Dr. i. ). Lambert on food and its relation
TO the cure of the craving for alcohol He
thought that all the talk about stopping the
desire for liquor by the use of drugs, except
In very rare instances, was a grave mistake
and advised that they should be avoided and
an abundance OF healthy, nutritious food sub
stituted Professor Chandler, of the Board OF
Health, was expected To address the meating
on the adulteration of liquors, but owing 70
sickness was unable TO attend. Ifhe is better
he will speak next week. when the meeting
will be held in Cooper Institute.-lN y. Worid
Ifh. " -
Evening star., 1876-12-07
DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT,

FORT wHIPPLE, Va, Nov Is. 1876
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate will be received at
this office until ! 2 O'Clock noon, DECEMBER 5rH,
lS6, for furnishing the Fresh Beef required for is
sue by the Subsistence Department, T. s. Army, at
this post. during the six months commencing Janu
ary ]. 1877.
Also separate proposals for such choice and other
cuts of Fresh Meats may be required by the ofi.
and their families
The bidders will specify in their proposals the price
per pound for which they will furnish and deliver
at Fort nipple, Va, the Meats required. and also
the price per pound for furnishing it from their
Information as TO conditions, quality of beef Ic
will be furnished on application to
CHARLES A. BOOTH,
dec55t 1t. LIST Inf, A AC s
Evening star., 1876-12-07
MARRIEn

DULING-PHILLIPs. On the 9th Of December,
Is6 al 4 street Baptist Church, by Rev. DIR Parker
WILLIAM DCLIN6, Of Baltimore, Nd, and NJ iss
RHoDA PHILLIPS, Of Washington.
G0DDARD-McCLELLAND On Tuesday even
ing, December 81 lss6, at the Church Of the Immsr
ulate Conception. by Rev. y. y. Mccarthy, GRO. =
GODDARD 10 CLARA NJ. MCCLELLAND, both Of this
city.
HARRIs-GREEN. on Tuesday evening. De-
cember 9Th, ls76, at Waugh NJ. r. Church, by the
Rev. A. III. Hank, RICHARD A. HkRRIs, OF Bslfi-
more. Md, 20 Ina daug ughfer Of X NJ. Green Of this
city. Baltimore papers please cOpy.l
Evening star., 1876-12-07

1875 GREAT 1875
Pennsylvania Route.
To the North, West, and Southwest.

Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
NOVEMBER 27TH,1s76.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
corner Of 9th and streets, as follows:
For Pittsburg and the West, 9:55 a. m daily, with
Parlor Car TO Pittsburg, and Sleeping Cars from
Pitsburg TO Cincinnati, ST. LOuis and Chicago;
7:4O p m, daily. with Palace Car TO Chicago.
For CanandaigUa Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North, 7:i0 p. IN. daily except Saturday
with Palace Cars to Watkins. For Williams port,
Lock Haven, Elmra and Watkins, at 9:55 a. IN.
For New York and the East, 2:05 a. and 9 30 D.
m. daily, with Palace Cars attached; Limited Ex-
press ef Pullman Parlor Cars, $40 a. m. daily
For New York and the East, 1870 p m daily, ex-
cept Sunday, with Parlor Cars To New York and
Sleeping Cars TO Boston.
and 2O5 a. m and $50 and ego p m daily.
Limited Express, 9:2O a m. daily, except sun
Accommodation for Baltimore, 7:35 a. m. and 30
D. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Pope's Greek line 1885 a. m. and 4:20 p. m.
daily except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 9:j5 a. m and AGO p. m. daily,
ALEXANDRIA 4 FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Alex andria, 1:55. g. g, 9,1O.11a m, 4,
3, AGO, ., 6:l0, 700 p. m. On Sunday at 9
m, and and D. m
via Lynchburg, i a. IN: and 10 p. m, daily
Trains leave Alexandria for WasbingtOn, D, Z, =, 9
10, IL a. m, I, 3, 4:20, 5, 6:10, and Z D. IN
r on sunday az : and 0 a; m, and 6:i0p;m.
cOmmOdaIiOns can be procured at the Offices: North
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsy
avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
sylyana avenue and at the Depot where orders can
be left for the checking of Baggage to destination
from Hotels ard Residences.
d y B0GD: "a "a, Sen Gen1 Passenger Agent