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DANGEROUS ABSENTEEISM AT ELECTION.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.I

WASHINGTON Oct. 22.-Crculars have been sent
from Tildens Literary bureau to the Western States
begging the Democrats to stay at home, and not be
absent at the November elections. The abscntcei 'm
among the Republicans Is likely TO be very great on
that day unless precautions are taken. In the DC
tober election week $4,000 people from Ohio were
registered at the Ohio building at Philadelphia. Or
these 900 were men, and 5000 OF them Rcpubli-
cans making a loss to the Republican State ticket
Of not less than 1000 Ii is believed that Indiana
lost quite as many Republican from aLsentees
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
lROOKLYN THEATER-BEN DE BAR.

Az important dramatic incident invites at
ss.s this week at the Brooklyn Theater Mr. Ben de
Bsf.ss long favorite in the West and South-w ap-
Pssz mere a. PaIstaG He has, for some time, made
szTJ Of this character, and his success in 1t has been
sxsa Since Hackett died our stage has lacked great
LsSE Mr. Charles Fisher adopted the part, but
sosa ss1nquisbed It, Mr. John Jack has occasionally
ersn Stn in IT, But has assumed no Stage prominence
ssn several years, except IN the illustration given by
- q Bar; and Messrs Shook 4 Palmer affording
va t4Eury 10 playgOng population In bringing for
va Mr. De Bars FGstdB al this time.Miss Charlotte
AAsueeOD acts at the Brooklyn 1heater oct 80.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
FRAUDS IN OHIO.

ELECTION By HONEST VOTES DOUBTED.
BY TELEGEAPH To THE rRIBUSEI
WAsHINGroN Oct 22.-Latcr returns from the
Ohio canvass reveal astonishing Democratic frauds
There can be no doubt that Mr. Banning was elected
by his IS majority over Judge Stanley Matthews
through fraud Information has reached here that
one man offers TO prove that he was to he PAID
81 900 for having one gang repeat l6 times.
thorough canvass of precinct of one ward sh9Ts
that of persons who voted in that single precinct
at the late election not the slightest trace can be
found The old residents the political leaders. and
the saoon-keepers of the ward have no knowledge
of them. 1t appears by investigation that nearly
the same ratio of frauds was maintained III two or
three other wards in that district Indeed II Is
doubtful whether Democrat on the Hamilton
County ticket was elected by honest votes.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
PIANO AWARDS.
oRdE srEcK a co. IN rmE FIRST RANK AT THE CEN

GEORGE STICK co. IN THE FIRST RANK AT THE CEN-
TESNIAL EXHIBITION AT PHILADELPHIA, 1875.
George Steck g. Co. have been awarded the
Medal and Diploma for Grand Square, and Upright
Pianos by the unanimous report Of the Judges and the
Centennial Commission for greatest power. pleasing
and noble quality OF tone, pabe action and solid work
maDshp. Shows novelty Of construction In inde-
pendent iron frame aud placing strings in three tiers"
At tho Worlds Fair ut Vienna 1873, George Stock d
Co also received the first price e only gold medal '
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
GENERAL CAMPAIGN NEWS.
MR. BELMONT CONTRADICTED.
GOV. 1uoEY,, ELECTION DANGEROUS TO THE PUB
LiC CREDIT-IHE PROOF.

GOV. TILDEN5 ELECTION DANGEROUS TO THE PUB
LiC CREDH-HE PROOF.
10y ruLEGR,PI 10 THE TBlGuNEI
WAsuINGToN, oct. 22.-In spite of emphatic state
rnents bv August Belmont and others, letters have
been received here from London saying that the
Syndicate will not make any eiolt to do anything
in connection with funding American securities be-
yond what the contract compes them until the
question of the Presidential election is settled; and
in case Gov Tldcn is elected, that they do not be-
lieve it would be possible to make any additional
steps successful Not only have such adyices been 1e-
ceived here from London, but it is also known
that similar letters have reached persons represent
ing certain syndicate interests in Ncw-iork. Fur
ther than this, since Mr.. BelmOnt's card appeared
emphatic statements from persons authorized to
speak on the subject have been received here, ahrm-
ing its incorectncss TIE publicity thus given to
this complexion of the Presidential question has ex-
cited Democrats here more than anything which has
appeared during the campaign; and he whole ma
chnery under the control of that party has been set
actively at work to deny the charges made.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
WADE HAMpTOYS ADVICE.

AUGUSTA, TIA, Oct 22.-Gcn. Hampton, IN
speech at Aiken told the people 10 offer oressiance
to arrest, but to submit quietly 70 everything; II
limited States soldiers are ordered to fire upon the
people, the latter must not resist, but bare their
breasts and be willing to die for the good Of the
country; the people are determined upon apeaceful
victory and must give no prctcXt to their enemies
10 find the slightest grounds for the charges made.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
THE DRAMA.
academy OF MUsIC-MLLE. AIMEE.

academy OF MUSIC-MLLE. AIMEE.
A abort season of Opera BOuffe begins at the
As13sny tonight when Mile Amee-the leading artist
IN ik1 lne-win appear in La JOlie Parfumeuse."
Thb Fluant and merry piece will be repeated on Tues
aAS HEht and Wednesday afternoon, and La File de
MAXINE Angot" will be given Wednesday evening
1e be with rapid force lust now toward
9e igttest and sprightcst styles OF entertainments
sno Aathing could well be more harmonious with the
seiszEk taste than Mile. Aimee's exhibitions
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
OLYMPIC THEATER.

TAs production of "The Old Curiosity Shop"
att1 !heater tonight. with Miss Kate Putnam Litts
he sd The MarehOHess will be also sgnalized by the
es1pFeaFance Of Mr. Edward Coleman rs Qldlp This is
- fsoSn as strong and remarkably fine piece OF
erAeT acting aid II adds much 20 the value Of the
seTos now made by Col Sim that he has secured the
zvsS OF this artist. Next Monday, Oct. 80, Novelty
CseDy No will make its appearance here-includinR
ae 9sg1lar DeVere sehOOlcraft and Goes Nine ZteIla
SaGrs Haywood, Lydia and Jenny Yeamans Parker's
kHRus o' -' NN' 'RSN'"'| @"~
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
are fOlloNA:
BROOKLYN NOMINATIONS.
REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC CITY CANDIDATES.
Reform ELEMENT IGNORED IN a CONGBEssIONAI
NOMINAL ZION

REPUBLICAN AND DIM uCRAIIC CITY CANDIDATES
REFORM ELEMENT IGNORED IN A CONGRESSIONAL
NOMINATION.
The Brooklyn City Republican Convention,
adjourned from last Wednesday, Saturday evening
in the Phenx Building TO nominate the city ticket EI
Mayor Booth acted chairman. The committee ap-
pointed TO confer with the slocum Democrats reported
that had been decided that the Independents should
name the Auditor and the Justice Of the Second District
and the rest OF the ticket should DC Republican This re-
port was accepted by vote Of II to 3s. Tho following
are the nominations including those made by the socum
Democrats. and ratified by the Republicans:
ControIlcr-Rpley Ropes.
AudtOr-GcOrge A. klngsland.
Police Jusuce-James W MOnch
Justice-IId District-Jamcs ". Ridgcway.
Justico-YIth Distrct-F. w. Obernier.
The City Convention Of slocum Democrats ratified the
nominations made by the Republicans
The Democratic City Convention Saturday evening
10 finish the ticket left incomplete at its last adjourn
ment crowd Of rufans, who favored the nomination
OF Michael Coffee for Justice Of the st District created
disturbance. and policemen were obliged to put them
out OF the room before the convention could proceed
The following nominations then made:
Police Justice-Audrew Walsh.
Jusiice-Ist District-Ddnlcl Feny.
Justice lid District-Wison Bloom.
Justice-VIth Distrct-Ludwg Scmler.
After the adjournment OF the Democratic city Conven-
ton the convention OF the lid Congressional District
assembled On the first ballot, william ID. Veeder re-
ceved "a votes and Tunls V. p Tamagc p Mr. Yeeders
nomination was made unanimous. Until within an hour
OF the time for baOting the nomination OF Col A. O..
Davis determined upon by the leaders Of the party,
but just the convention opened delegation, led
by two members whom Davis had formerly prosecuted
and convicted OF balOtbox stung waited upon Boss
Mclaughlin and demanded that Davis should not be
nominated. Mr. Mclaughlin finally forced to the
conclusion that the opposition TO "the id reformer
who boys TO State Prison" too strong TO be
put down. and consented throw the Reform element
out Of the party Most Of the Reformers in the General
Committee declared their purpose TO withdraw having
boen denied auy representation whatever on the ticket
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

lone touch of nature makes the whole world
,kn l,, Hamlet on subject all civilized people nave
rominon ntrr,,t-uye % children Tins ,an 20 nowhere
rt y. own hau iu The use u b. T. BMBIrIs BABY soar,
% rcf thing Tor wlhiu. bitIus II IL entirely free
@ everything iuluIus ard exceedingly delicate, As well a.
,ntrrfi.l Ia [, cuausiig value
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
LOCAL CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

The liquor dealers and brewers have NOM
mated Martin Nachtman and Henry Cunningham for
Congress IN the With and Xth Districts respectively
Coroner Anthony Eickhof defeated for ronominato on
in the TAmmany Hall County Convention has been nom
mated by the Tammany Congressional Convention OF the
With District for Representative In Congress.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
MIDNIGHT WEA1HhR REPORT
GOyERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For the South Atlantic States falling fol
lowed by rising barometer warm, .outhoUy winds, '
Ing 10 cooler westerly, aud threatening and cloudy
weather
FOR he Niddic and Edsi|,J Ndics 6iiing bdrOmeirr.
nearly stationary tWJcdbUe, rdrTig ~ sJuLtrIg tfs,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

can sill be repaired provided dry weath< comes
Spanish gold 223Ia224 Exchange frmer: tho Unitei
STATES 60 day, currency 5a4 discount short sight do 50
discount so days gold j5 premium short s,eht do
0l9 premium London II ais premium. Paris "a. .
DremlUn.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

RE good 10 Yourself for once. If troubled with
u, t,uc on oi aId use Dr. JAMES ENrLIORANr sure
remedy i0r Asthma PcIlsy, Nc, well Is throat Com
plants.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

If your Hair I. gray u,o PAGKEGs HAIR BAtsAA You
Will Be dei GIFTED with the way 90 restores the color.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
CHARGES AGAINST SUPERINTENDENT ELlI.l

William J. Best, receiver of the suspended
Mechanics and Traders Savings Institution has sent a
communication 10 Gov Tlldcu showing the inslNcu
condition OF tine bank July l~7i and charging that
the fact wac known a. that time by Bank nt,uIcat
Ellis. The following are the principal pOiuis iu Mr..
Bosts letter The books ~ The Institution furnish I'm
doubted evidence that The bank hopcc-sy iu>a,eut
In the Summer Of 1874, and for a considerable time
before. The special examining committee reported
the Insolvency To tho trustees at one OF IT. regular
meetings, but no action was taken by The Trustees
to make good the deficiency or otherwise protect
the interest. of the dePoors Soon afcrWard the con
diton Of the bank WIS laid b.rc witt G. Ellis, then
and now Superintendent of the bAuh Department hud
after making personal examination ui ihe Hnt'fs oi tie
bank freely admitted Do. urUl'CurY. but ld not tat"
any steps protect the drpo,tors until June, l0fG
nearly 42O0OO Mr. Best ciIr5. would hufo hrru saved
10 the drpo-or- by prompt action on the part "t Nr.
Ellis -Ti Receiver ir-ts statement is led
by several ufiIyt- and copies OF statements taken from
the books ~ tue bank.
II WAS reported on Saturday that Attorney General
Fairchd had gwen upunu 10 The crct that at d. 81
the Governor has no power 20 remove tue supru ndcnt
Of the Banking Department Bank superintendent
Ellis II is SAID. denies any completely with Tie officer, ~
this institution, and claims to have been fully Juahcd IN
No III.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
" ARRIED

Rdnigbt Wsrber Rsp.H or s Esfsrn md Nidf, SGtfBi
DMdfd, ~ clothing at EAYMoNUs OLD STAND. c0raer IS
fil FL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

Although there a small rise of the Of pres
suIe-as shown by the lower diagram-On sunday
compared with Saturday the difference Il enough 10
predict much change in the weather IL is still low
barometer for the There also little alteration
In temperature The humidity OF the air during the fog
which has succeeded saturdays rains is great that II
amounts almost To satuTatiOn.
For this city and vicinity foggy weather will probably
be followed by occasional light rains There not much
prospect OF clearing sky and cooler weather before to-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
CORNEIT-LAMsOV-O Thursdav. OCT 10. At {

NELI-LAMSON-On Thursday. Oct 10. At the Church
Of tia Messiah by Rev. Nj Ager. TOhft CLIFFORD Cornell
Magna Iecn. daughter Of Charles Lnson OF this city
HALI-PATTER~ON-on Friday morning. oct 20, AZ tho
Church Of the ReleeWcr 8ro0kyu Dauit X Hall Jr 10
Nellie daughter % II. 4 Patterson esq all Of Brooklyn
-NORGAN-At Saratoga on Oct. Il. by the Rev. r.
" part y. d.. Elizabeth q. MORGAN. daughter OF r. A.
Deuel. esq. OF saratoga 70 Wm Creighton Feet Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
5neciGl NotlCes.


Burke's Fn!I styles and Felt Hat, ready popu-
lar prices pa Broadway PARK Bank BuIdGg
Cooper Institute.
HON. ALPHONSO TAFT,
L. :. Attorney General.
and
MIR. MURAT HALSrEAD,
Editor OF The Cincinnati Commercial.
WILL ADDRESS A REPUBLICAN MEETING
dthe
COOPER INSTITUTE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 25.
at ~ o'clock.
Grand Republican Rally,
TWENTY FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
PAREPA HALL,
Cor. OF S6thst. and 3daVe,
MONDAY EVENING. Oct %. 1870
At o'clock p. m.
Maor.Gen. DANIEL F. sICKLEs,
Hon JOHN IL. WARWICK
VIII Address the Meeting
HENRY WELSH, Secretary. r.. b. COWlNu' ffesHoee
Ninth Assembly District Hayes and Wheeier Cam
Club Will hold public meeting AZ DueShSl
/ HAYES and r. X SCHOOSMAKER esly VIII sdaress .hs
meeting. sAMl r. IL ~, ~ On on PrhiIc Meetpgs
WA. FiACK, Wh ID. GREEAh secIelAnSa ---------
Patents. Trademarks, &c. ,.A
aecured in he Upiicd STATES and iorclen
ARTHUR v. BRIESEN'S PATENT AdEHOf'
26S Broadway. New-l ofk
Best reerences Send !or book VI Instructions
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
ALDERMANIc NOMINATION.


The Tammany Hall Aldermanic conventions
have nominated William Lamb and william Bennett Of
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
srAn 90 NEw .YoBK. BANK rErtElnrsL
tT.t.I. Ami .lu .r.l.


His Hrfre-H SAM w. = lli' - .,t, .. a., A., q, t
corporate tls Iscfth Ward savings tA 900 tN' N ' N'N
Noik." referred IHr ui s u tnr uHHt lHf h'it 7"
fore adopted part ralT uDf ui.H'hrAllr I'D"
NAMES Qualifications and ,Haftrt'r ui ttr ,ft races a' ~
known To me- Nelth'r 80 Present fh'r 80 2" ii. u
prI-ucy establishing additional "a 'hr- bans u ib'i I
caty FtuU Information 80 hat' I il 'r'arf7ilh t
would tha tho wants ui fI4t vicinity "'f'
already we'll is..'t,d Tor Tho h.W'tl 81 FNl'f'
hank. tho tlI1k BE- a.I,idY Ton a.F
ana many ~ , fuI one, are -rur-nr against Geo hH %
cpnpIDl wL, I,.4ris tA,lf iIfuI Tui.. lf"''
matCal -upulu tIr .l IlHt reported i"u t. ''t' ' F
Committee Oi both Houses H .h' rl." fNnt fn'ih
a fIr The AIi.c.f ~ ali ttIrss naut aud f fhrf 100
gluI.tiuu Dee i-. a. l, % rtu1AHt W, iNt chatter r""i
be imperative p' go ti, ulrl, ilft 10 N"ud t'i-I a
bank ,uhl' 81. tae iTH'uus' DO ii a' "a h Ml %
.Il charter
qurst1 however considered Ih ftl' f - fl.
Iafator. have fhr chang - tfI FUNDS iuh tr hu -
cnndt that locality. 90 insure h success ~ $3.50 ai
toual pn these ponts au u" 90 i,' 20 '"u r" 10
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
HzrrrxxEEHZ-E
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed pih lall
name and address
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

The dagrsm shows the variations n no. tenhso q
incht hf pernlca nra ivs Il time ipr te hgu '
ccdng midnight The horizontal line n,s hsh Of
The bAont The Irregular white le the oscillations Of tue
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
STATE OF NEW-YORK.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN. 1875.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL NEW.YOnK.

NOND4Y. COT. %.
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SOUTH BOUND. Mail Train. Express

ACCOM- TRAIN, daily, excep.
Sundsy.Leave Washington 4.2O p. m, Alexan-
drIa 5GU D. m. arrive At Front Royal 9.35 ..
IN. Leave Front Royal 30 m srrive \,
Alexandria I 81 m, and at Washington $50
u. N. Good connection ut Manassas Junction
with Mail train 10 and from the south. Leave
Front Royal in the morning, go 10 any point On
main line rs far rs Charlottesville, and return
to Front Royal same day, giving many hour.
stay ut Warrcnton, Culperer, Orange, &c
MANASSAS DIVISION, Mail Traln-Pss
sengers leave Washington SO 3. m, AIeXan-
dria 20 u. M, snc arrive at Strasburg 80 D.
M Leave Strss5urg 6.35 y. M, arrive AZ Alex
WATKENTUN acknowledgements to
and from Warrenton with Mail Tlaln daily and
with Express south bound Saturday light arI
north bound Monday morning.
At Washington, close CONNECTIONS with Nor,n
and West. At Danvile twice daily with >"u'n
and Southwest, and at LyEcnuurg, twice. J,
to South ard West.
Twice daily connections with Ch-s s Ohio
K. H. eastward to Richmond, ant westward to
Stanton, White ulphur snd ali the various
Springs OH that lille.
Elegant Parlor Cars will run, with tae day
trains, between Baltimore and White SUI
phur Springs, leaving Bsl timore ut = % \ III.
Both trains from South connect with lhcs.
s. Chic ut Charlottesville for the West Tht. is
is the only line running double daily trall.-
south OF Washington, and makes now lh' quick
est tine ever made-ess than ~ hours between
Washington and New Orleans.
Pulmsn sleeper daily, ,oithout change, be-
tween Baltimore and New Orleans, leaving
Baltimore 1905 p. m.
Centennial Excursion tickets to Phllade' ph!n
Oh sale, good for thirty days, and through tick
g. J. FOkEACRE, rem Managcr
j NJ BROADUS G. I. jy
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FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER l.

WILD BILLS PREsENTIMENT.-A week be-
fore Wild Bills death be was heard to remark
to friend: Il feel that my days are number
ed; my sun is sinking fast. koow l shall be
killed here; something tells NE | shall never
leave these Hills alive. But don't know who
it is or why ne is going to DO it. l have killed
maDy men in my day. but never killed man
yet but what it was kill or get killed with me.
But have two trusty frieuds-one is my SIX
shooter and the other is California Joe.
Could California Joe have arrived 10 time no
doubt Mccall would have bee" Ia: ged, but ne
was down at Crock Guy ioekug tor Indians.
Ga Friday, the moruiug after the shooting,
Joe came 10 D.adwood, AMI after hcarlng all
the particulars Of the killing OF Wild Bill WALK
ed down 10 McCas cabin and calling HIM out
asked him if ne didn't think tue air about
there was rather light for him MoCall's cheeks
blanched, and he teebIy answered he thought
it was. "Well, guess you had better take
walk, then" said Joe, aud seating himself or
tue side of the hill he watched the retreatine
figure out of sight. And this Is the seconc
murderer who has been permitted to leave the
Black Hills without beiog held IN any Way to-
the crime.-CMyenne Leader.
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ssaaMM sslEslsss I;sEssi1 sE g s sss
SPRING ARRANGEMENT. TWO TRANS
DAILY (E&CEPT SUNDAY BETWEE3
ALENA NDElA AND ROUND HILL.
Beginning April 25tn, 1876
Leave Washlngt0n III 8 u ~, and 4:2U m;
ana Alexandria at $40 ~ m, and 40 y. H.
bass Leesburg, going westward, al ll:2o -. H.,
and $40 =. m, and arrive at hound III! ~ II
IN, and 1:2O y. III. Leave Round Hill II SO (.
m, and l2:3O p. H.; pass Leesburs, going ca>t-
ward, NJ u. ~, and l:lJ p. M, ana arrive NJ
AlcXandria at s: 5 u H., and g. p. m., ana =.
Washington 81 $3.50 a. H., and 3:31 ,. m.
gzs" Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and OHIO ears ~ The Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad station 81 ~. III. hnd 10
! ~, uu,. so through TO Round Hill wthoat
change OF CARS. ..
The 9.lUa N. train from Aleyandria ANA l-.%
o. N. train from Round Hill couEect At hound
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coacars
for Snlckersviitc Berryvllle snd Winct@s:"ri
slso WITH Reamer's Line of Coaches, which leave
Lcesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward, make close CONNECTION,
at Vienna, with SiS>on's Line VI Stages Tor fsF-
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, s cts. PEI mile
Annuas ticE cts, $50.
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pa M E A :s:zi.:.::aas- issi::.:;i
TO The NOnIn, W hoT u oOUIn " ro4.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNiFlCENT EQUIPMENT
Trains leave Washington, from depot OF Bali
TIMURE l. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner Of Sixth and B streets, rs follows;
For Phiadelphia, New York and the East 81
p. N. daily, with Palace Cars attached. L .I
tied EXPRESS of Pullman ParOr Cars vs. n
m. daily except Sunday For PhI.adephIs
and New York l.30 p N. daily, except sun
day for Philsdelphs AS y. III. daily, Will
Parlor Cars attached.
For Pitts burg and the West, 6 n. m. daily, VII"
Parlor Cars to Pittsburg; 40 y: m da'IJ
with Palace Car TO Chicago. and ll.o' ~ III
daily, except Sunday. ,n
For CanAndaigu and the North, b q. H. "H!,
except Sunday; and 81 ,. IN. u@i!y' "AGyp.
Saturday, with Palace Car To Rochester I0'
Eimra, H. D. u. IN. daily, except Sunday
For the South, viz Richmond, DIV n IA an
ll.3S D. III. daily, cXccp. sunday s!I va
Lynchburg7 a. H. L.. IS p. III. daily eAccp'
Sunday
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria, +, 7, 8, 3, ~ AMI II =. IT., Nh.
/, 3, Az, 5, i, and ii IS y. III. On o""0"' !"
&c. III, snd and = p. II.
Trains leave Aieysrura Tor Wnshihht"h' v -
s, ., ~ and II u. III. J, 3, 1, ., b 'hI + '"'
On Sunday aL = and ID Is. m, ana pr" =.
Tickets End lnIor1inlrn Gun Dc -; -
principal railroad stations and TICKET '"''~'
Southeast. b. NJ BOYD, Jr'
Gem Passenger A8"h''
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, new and substantial .sn-.~ T.
iron steamer LADY OF THE LA kE s8S&EssafsssssEs.
Iesves the compsny's wharf, Washington EV-
ERY MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY and FRI
DAY, at three o'clock p. m., and Alexandris at
80 D. H.; returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
at 3 o'clock p. m. This line connects at Nor
folk with the ships OF the Merchants and Mi
ners' Transportation Company for Boston snd
Providence. and affords the cheapest and best
route to those cities and their connections
throughout New England. Fareto Norfolk S4;
round trip Sc. Tickets good until used.