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Wrecking a Public Speech.

The most complete wreCking Of public
speech of which | ever heard happened In
political campaign. In this ease it was
not hidden rocks. nor unseen currents. nor
unexpected breezes, but torpedocs, placed
on purpose to blow the vessel of the wa
ter. The two parties were to hold meet
iugs in the same place on two successive
nightS-ths Republicans the first night,
the Democrats the second The Demo
cratic speaker was a mar Of large form and
fine presence, with a rich voice ard con
siderable claim to orutory. He was, how
ever, somewhat pompous, and with very
marked pcculiarties OF manner, which lis
fine form and voice made even more con-
spicuouS. The Republican speaker was 4
most pltllcss wit. u great mimic. and pos
ssss"d "f remarkable memory. Couirg
the first night, he inside short speech ON
the issue Of the campaign, and then said.
This is my speech. Colonel --- will be
here TO morrow night. and l'il tell what he
viii say. Throwing himsrit into the at
tirUde of his voice and manner, b" gave
them the speech hc had heard him mahc a
few nights before. and which he felt sure
he would repeat there. The next night
the house was crowded to its utmost. Our
Democratic friend tet very much hIttcrcd
at the large attendance. But the moment
ne steptti on 10 tue platlptln suppressed
smile spread itself rver the audience. AT
bis first sentence it broardened and deep
ened almost into a laugh. As he pro-
coed. posture, tone, speech. and gesture all
followed, copy" so exactly that the whole
audience broke out into fit of uncontrnI-
liable laughter. His friepds tried to restore
order. but it WAS impossible to keep their
own faces straight. The audience them
selves felt ashamed OF their behavior and
felt a sympathy for the speaker. and aite-
an outburst they would all hush down,
and determine to listen. But every time
the speaker resumed. the respoue broke
ont again and defed all restraint. The
speech ran short and troubled course
and the speaker closed, by no means hap
pv. They at once explained to him tn"
source of the difficulty. When he learned
the trick his antagonist had played on him,
it is said, "hc went for that hca'her Chi
nee" in a phraSeology not suggested by the
third commandment. The GalGry for NJ
rember.
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Rates Of Advertising.
Vol. XIII. Whole No. 1929. No. 43.

the old mans mouth. than his sons did ex-
actly as they were directed. As soon az
the grapplngs were cast off, our heroes
leaped aboard the clipper, her head swung
off and before the astonished buccaneers
could gain the deck of the fisherman, their
own vessel was half cables length to the
leeward, sweeping gracefully away before
the wind.
"Hulloa there shouted Captain Spin
net, as the luckless pirates crowded around
the gangway of their prize. "when you get
them ere silver dollars just let us know,
will you"
Half dozen shots was all the answer
the old mau got, but they did him no harm;
and crowding on sail, he made for a vessel
he had discovered. which lay dead to lee
ward, and which he made out to be large
ship. The clipper cut the water like n
dolphin, and In short space of time, Spin
net luffed up under the ships stern and he
explained all that had happened The
ship proved TO be an East Indiaman. bound
for Charleston, having all old, thirty men
on board, portion of whom at once jump
ed into the clipper and offered their SER
vices IN helping to take the pirates
Before dark Capt. Spinuet was once
more within h1iling distance of his own
vessel, and raising trumpet to his mouth.
ne snouleu: schooner ahOv w Ill YOU
quietly surrender yourselves prisoners if
we come abosrdT'
Come aboard and see" returned the
pirate captain, brandlshing his cutlass
above his head in very threatening man
uer.
But that was his last moment; for Seth,
crouched below the bulwarks, taking de-
liberate aim along the barrel OF a heavy
rifle, shot the villain through the heart.
Now" said the old man, as he leveled the
long pivot gun, and seized a lighted match,
I'm give you just five minutes to make up
your mind In, and if you don't surrender,
I'll blow every one Of you into the other
world"
The death Of the captain. and withal the
peculiar share Of the long pivot gun.
brought the pirates To their senses, and
they threw down their arms, and agreed
to give themselves up.
In two days from that time Captain Spin
net delivered his cargo safely at Havana.
gave the pirates into the hands of the civil
authorities. and delivered the clipper mp to
the government, IN return for which he re-
ceived sum of money sufficient for indie
pendence for the remainder of his life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-25

TIE WORK OF OUR HANDS. There i a
peculiar pleasure and enjoyment to that
house vile who can look over her well
spread table and say. This is the result
Of my own skill and labor. No bread Sc,
-weet aul nice; no pastry or meat so
sweet and savory as that; aud 10 goiug
through the house. there is = peculiar hau-
piuess felt in being able To say. MY own
hands have made and arranged them "
Yea. ii is the happiness that makes rhe
home of the household more attractive and
lovely. because it is real 1t is "A happi-
ness, an enjoyment, that which has been
bought with gold. without labor and toll,
cannot produce. Gold aud silver may pur-
chase fine houses, beautiful grounds, fruit
full fields; may furnish men-servants and
maid servants. and everything that nature
Graves; natural wants may be Supplied at
hand. by the ring nf a bell, or word OF
command; but that pleasure which is pc
cuhar to the labor ui producing these,
must eyer be wanting; the mind and heart
cannot feel. or possess. ter The price there
OF has not been pald-a price Tar more
precious than gold or silver -EI.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-25
The Playfellows.

Far away and long ago.
Long ago snd far AWAY.
Seems II now since In the low
Deep valley. shut from rougher weather,
Love. Hope, JOY. and together
Plsy'd. sh many and many a day:
It'd beneath the branching fern.
Hid beneath the blooming heather.
Hiding. seeking. each in turn
oh! what games we play'd together.
Til one day, within the dell.
Hope and JOY, together hiding,
Hid 80 long. and hid 20 well,
We found Them not. though kcenly chiding:
When We cslrd came no replying
Came 4 sound OF hidden laughter,
From the woods deep heart. and sfter
Came 4 sound Of secret signing;
Then = shadow from the hill
Crepi, and all grew sudden still:
Cav and green and golden there,
DafTodils 'iwixt light aud shade
l.augh'd, blue perwinkle> made
Pets our childish feet to snare:
On us lightly from the t-ough
Cherry blossoms dropp'd: but now
Through the glen We slowly pass'd,
We know that we had seen The last
Of Hope and JOY. no more together.
Play we there In summer weather.
Dora GreenNeH.
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poetrp.
Tenderness.

Not unto every heart is Gods good gift
OF simple tenderness allowed we meet
With love In manly fashion when we In
First to our lips life's biiter-sweet
Love comes upon us with resistless power
OF curbless passion, and with hesds,rong
will;
1t plays around like April's breeze and shower,
Or calmly flows, rapid stream, and still.
II comes with blessedness unto the heart
That welcomes 1t sright, or-bitter faiel =
II wrings the bosom with % fierce q smart,
That love. we cry. il crueller than hate,
And then. ah me. when love has ceased TO
bless.
Our broken hearts cry out for tenderness,
We long for tenderness like that which hung
About Us. living on our mothers breast;
n selfess feeling, that no pen or tongue
Can praise Alright, since silence sings II best
4 love. b. far removed from passions heat
As from the chilness Of its dying FIRE;
A love to lean on wien the failing feet
Begin to totter and the eye TO tire.
In youths brief heyday hottest love we seek.
The reddest rose we grssp-but when II dies,
God grsut that later blossoms. violets meek.
Nav spring for US beneath life's Autumn
skies
God grant some loving one be near 10 bless
cur weary way with simple tenderness.
i All the Year Round.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-25

Say, mister" said a small boy to one
OF the assistants at the Public Library yes-
terday, Il can't find the books want to
git into these here catalogs. | wish yerd
find EN- for me" What work do you
wish to draw" paternaliy inquired the
official. We'll hev yer got 'Mulligan the
Masher, or the Cory Galoot of the Gal
tees The man shook his head. 9.Wen.
Id like Red Headed iialph. the Ranger of
the Roaring Rislto''' = I'VE don't keep
any of that Kind OF trash my boy" "Wot
sort OF libery is this, anyway" retorted
the eamin. wy, its just like everythin'
else In this country-run for the rich an
the poor working man gifts no show at all"
- From the Boston Traveller.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-25

Among the l.5O0, 900 population of Mass
achnsetts in 1876. there were A. l49 births,
1919 marriages, aud 33 ,lS6 deaths This
record, when compared with that of 1875,
shows the following decrease: in births.
l 1874; in marriages, OH; in deaths, I,792
The ratio OF population to marriage in the
ten largest cities OF the State, was S12 to
every 1000; and in the remainder of the
State, 709. The bachelors, to the number
of 9,Sl0. married maids, $50 bachelors mar
ried widows. LAY widowers married
maids. and S27 widowers married widows.
Consumption was the cause of 5.327
deaths. diphtheria of $40, and pneumonia
of Az
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-25

The greatest Of the cat races ever held
in Belgium came of recently at Beicele,
near Bnusecoures. There were seventy
entire. for the chief prize. The animals
were carried some four miles from the vii
lage in baskets. aud there let loose. Or
course they all ran toward home swiftly.
Minette. pretty white cat with a pensiye
eye. reached the town first, and won the
first prise-t silver coffee-pot Loio, big
tor tose-sbeli, which had been made the
favorite in fhe betting. jumped the course,
aud has not since been heard of.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-25
The Little Woman.

'Tis the land a. son a. the nesting bird
That grips with the grip OF steel;
lis the voice A. sweet ss the summer wind
Thai rules without appeal.
A nd the warrior. scholar. the saint and sage
NAV fight and plan and pray:
The world will wsg 10 the end OF time
In the little woman'- way.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden from trespas s.
ing pg n any manner upon the premises Of Iron
nouhl lslane In the town of GOuldsboro, in
~ @ men nay, or Of taking tsereiTom berries
si,S. IN I'M ot hunting upon any part OF same,
b. nro.,n,v =. mllhout dogs, every offence will
0e promptly noticed and prosecuted z
IA Smith. j. W. EDGERLY
0ouldsb'ro, May Is, Is77, smn.sns
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All persons will take notice that they are for
hidden from trespass sing In any manner on Jor.
dan's Island, in the town of Gouldsboro. French.
mans Bay or of taking therefrom be rries ~ an =
kind or hunting upon same with or without dogs
all offences OF tHis kind will be prosecuted 70
the extent of the law.
H, W. JokDAN,)
s JORDAN, fOwners
5. PORTER,
GouldsbOro, May Is, 1877. 5mO20-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-25

Some one wants To know why Cain
could not sit down. We don't know with
out It was because he WASH. Abel,
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SPECIAL NOTICE

81 \. B.-Change Avenue Runs from Fsneu,l
Han Market to State Street tf59
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-31

a UARD. .--Circulnatanco rendering ii de-
( = sirablo that should locate in Baltimore, l
h.vn iral,slrrr.,d my DENTAL PRACTICE IN
hloxmu,iris tn DIR. ID. N RUST. lilo has beo1
or 50 many years associated with mo as to need
40 introduction or endorsement, his skill, ability
and reputation fer honesty and high integrity
being we'll known. l cordially commend hl,n
TO tho favor OF my friends and patients. as we'll
worthy OF tho position to which he succeeds, and
baspn;lii !cr hin the practice with which, Tor so
long | have been iavorod.
JAM Els Il. HODGKIN.
hiexNriirii. Va, mar lott
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DISVS CURE FOE CONSUMPTiON.- -
i As the season for Coughs aad Gods is sEain
upon US, we would call attention to the above
very vausble preparation. II is now five yoSrs
since we first introduced this medicine 10 our
trado and during Eli that time it Las met with
constantly increasing popularity. Put up in
bottles at 81. 90 and 80 cents osch respectively.
The trade suppliad st proprietors rates.
JANNEY & CO,
oct 16 Druggists. Nos 10 and li5 King 81.
WIOLFFS ACME BLACKINGIts lustro
w and blackncss CT color is unrivallcd by
any other blacking. 1t is more protection to the
leather than oils, becsuseit its uso will shield the
leather against the continual changes from
wet TO dry. 1t is absolutely waterproof, requires
polish for several weeks through rain, sush Or
snow. It is suitable slike for mems boots OF
ladies' ard childrons' shoes. For sale by
OCT 20 WARFIELD e HALL.
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Bag THERE IS DANGER AHEAD when these
usually active little organs, the Kidneys arc
negleclful of their duties, and grow sluggieh.
Fatty degeneration, Brig hts disease diabote.
and other dangerous Inatsdies. are the result o,
neglect To remedy this inactivity by medicnal
means. When the all important functions OF
the kidneys are imperfeclly discharged those
organs need stimulating, and the bost possible
aeeat fox thst purpose--since it performs its Of
flee without exciting them-is Hostelter's Stom-
ach Bitters, which. in omoination with ITS tome
and ca,hxrlic properties, possesses valuable
| qualities as diuretlc. Both kidneys and blad-
| dor are strengthened by it, and tho vigor which
/ it imparts to lhen,, and the gentle but efiectual
impulse which it gives to their operations, is the
/ best possible guaranty agalns! their becoming
diseased The Blt.ers arc Invaluable in other
respects rs weIl as the above, ance they remedy
4 general deb lty, uterine troubles, chils ana ie-
YER. dSspepsis, constipation, gout, rheumas n H5s
4 and other u lments. OCT L3-eoot
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
Englehardt's Lager Beer.

(Bottled for Family Use and Shipping.)
The attention of the public is respectfully call .
cd to very superior article of LAGER and
WEISS BEER, browed from tho beat Malt and
Hops, with tho greatest care for its purity, and
put up in tho noet convenient style with patent
shoppers.
Invalids or delicate persons will derive much
benefit from its uso. Orders left at Louis APP
pich's restaurant will receive prompt attention
Country merchants and dealers supplied at
lowest rates. Delivered to any part Of the city.
HENRY ENGLEHARDT,
my6 West End Brewery.
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, DRY GOODS.

DIZZY dIOODS.
CECOND TRIP NORTH.
- OUR STOCK COMPLETE.
Monday, Oct. Is, 1877.
DRESS GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
SPECIAL, INDUCEMENTS TO COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
Wo are now fully prepared to oGor the best
assorted stock OF Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Notions, Hosiery, &c, we have over had IN
store ard invite all classes Of buyers to examine
our goods and prices. Our trade is quick and
active and sales large. We take advantage Of
job lots offered in the New York market, and
are thus enabled to sell to country merchants at
Baltimore jobbers prices. We defy comrctition
In Cloaks Shswls. Skirts, Blankets, Flannols,
Comforts, Dress Goods, Quilts. Table Damssk,
Wine Cloths, Napkins. :rowelings, Table Oil
Cloth L,dios and Mems Nd erno Vests. sc.
y. F. BRASHEAR,
B H9omss GENES, Ne 100 h1a4:5aS;s Kns street. W.
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N o T I G f

Ihsvoiuat returned from tho North with o
full limo cf the following goods: hsdio= and
Children's Hosiery from 12Ac to 6oc a pair; Kid
Gloves from 75c to 81 Is per pair; Handker-
chiefs At all prices Zephyr Wor:tol, white zoe,
coiored lac per OF; Ladies EmbroIdorod C"l
lars l5c largo line Of Laco Collars for chil'l-
ren; Corses from 50a, up; Yarn, Navy Bluo
Seal, Brown, and All tho plain co orsi Morino
! Vests and Pants Of all sizes; Gard Board Silver
Paper Pictures in great variety; Motto Pocket
Books Steel Purses, new style; I,acn and Silk
| Scarfs Crepe l,cAsN; all kinds Of kutling Very
| low; Buttons, Fringns ard Black Velvet Oh thi
bias also Volvet Ribbons ami everything IN my
| line as low as can be sold in this or ANY ;'li;:'
| city Gall ard 500 for yourselves at
G. g. BEREl't, - King 81.
| Agont for SINGERS SEWING MAHiilN ~
sep "a
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ON AID a NJ =.
DEALER IN
ladies l. Gents It,urn'g z. Goods

LADIES' DEpAKI NJ ENT
Kid Gloves, Hosiory, unaarwoar, torsoLa
sScarEa, Collars and Cuilt Handknrchi"!s, No.
GENTS UEPhhTM RNT.
KID Gloves, Colnrs and Cuts, Hosiery, Eirt2
Handkorchiais, Underwear. ticarIS. H'':S nn,
Bows. &c.
NOTION DEPARTS EHT.
Cotton, Pins, Needles Thread, buttons. EAg.
ings, Zephyr Worsted, Shetland Wool, Hnrnnn-
town Wool Saxony Yarns. &c.
nov &. M. ADAMS, No. 92 King s..
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rIrO THE PUBLIC.
| have Just returned from tho North with Il
full line Of
LADIEsY, GENTS AND GllILpREN'H
FANCY HOSE,
ut All prices Corssts. llsndkerchltf' Collars
and Cul5, Infants Fancy Hoods and S.cques,
Handsome Shawls, Fino White Flannel also
all coors Ct Plaid and Plain Opera Elan als,
Ladies' and Chidren's Mc:ino Vosts and panta;
also Gents Shirts and Drawers. Znphyr Worst
ed, all shades; also all sh AIDES oi Cheap Worstcd,
White and Black l0e, Coorod lac per OF; Bal
morals and other Yarns; also great bargains in
Towels, Napkins, Lacos, Imported Black Silk
Scarfs all kinds of NocLtios md Neck Ruilng,
Buttons. Silk and Worsted Fringos, Baby Dolls,
Silver Card Board, Crlnred MOtto15 and Frames,
Fancy Pictures, Stool Belts, Trimmings of alt
descriptions and other Fancy Articas Call
and examine for yourself at
sep 27-tf A. DIEDELS, l5G klng ST..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-27
SUMMER RESORTS.


A -CArsklLL CREEK HOUSE. PLEASANTLY 10.
h.cat~d on tstkii creek seven nes rom Catskil VII
laRc; accessible by good roads handy Post office
roads aud Mcamooas; b.a.ing bathing and FISHING priv
ilegcs: sulphur syringe Rip Van Nnkie Glen aud other
natural attractions near by lovers OF
surroundings VIII be pleased alton
Is furnished ~ week the MAY
- Tor the comfortably furnished, table well
supplied good stabiinE GEpnGE PERSON. Proprietor
South Ca 10. Greene county. y. u
Ar VAN WiCk's POINT. ONE MILE FROM cob.
AloEe Point depot L. I-'iood Board Morris Mansinn
house situated 90 high ground extensive rasxas bathing
boating fnoornv Tor yachts stabing; boats from James
slip and fhirtyourth street farres hourly
FROM L0ls Island Cay. Parl Iars Ol Mi. WV. b.
HUTCHINsON, ~ Water ST. or hack drivers. NJ depot
A ST. MARKS HOTEL. NEw BRIGHTON STATEN
A.Island, open under the ,rement u K a. cole
applications Tor Board received ~ person premises
letter. aEOtGK q. TAILM N. UNuyr
RE you DoInG tStu IliE COZ NfRY
~ HOME JOURNAL
contains full list 81 sumnicdns places.
with particulars " prices accommodations NC
For sale I'rlco. i
send 10 HOhEJOuRNAi.,3 rark place. Now York
A RLINGruS HOTEL, STAMFORD. ~ LOCAtED Ok
Ahtgn ground, hne lawn, well shaded aud perfectly
healthy. convenient 10 SCI bathing: terms Moderate.
J. W. kNAIf. MANAGER.
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Alexandria 6azttte
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH Ii.

A SCIENTIFIC EMPRESS RoBBERY.--A
well.planned aud skilfully. executed express
robbery was pcrpetrateda at Pittsburg 90 Tues
day night. Superintendent Bingham, OF the
Express Company, gives the following partic
ulars: Yesterday afternoon when the Buffalo
express south reached Brady's Beud telegram
vas handed Thomas Bingham. express messen-
ger, which instructed hiu TO transfer his PACK,
ages, &C., to j. Fl. Brooks 1T TempIcton aud
return to Parker's Landing anu wait orders
This was dated Pittlburg, and signed George
Bingham, superintendent. Templeton Is 3
small station on the Allegheny Valley railroad,
fity miles from Pittsburg. The Buffalo express
south and train going north meet there anu
stop for supper.
On the arrival Of the train at Templeton d
man stepped into the express car and told MES
senger Bingham he was ordered to relieve him
aad take his ruu to Pittsburg. Mr. Bingham
asked him for bis Instructors, and he produced
a telegram addressed to j. Ii. Brooks Instruct
ine Brooks to relieve Bingham at Templeton
and bring the express matter to Pttsburg.-
This was also signed George Biugham. -
Superintendent Bingham, atier the transfer to
Brooks, took the north train to parker's, and
Brooks came to this city in charge OF the eX.
press car. 1T the depot ia this city Ills goods
we're checked off correctly, and he got in the
wagon with the driver to deliver the goods and
report at the general Office, on Fifth avenue
The robbery was committed in the wagon be-
tween the depot and Office. He Jumped from
the wagon unnotieed by the driver when less
than halt square from the Office. The sale
was found open and money packages amount
ing to four thousand dollars, missing when de-
livered at the Office.
Brooks cut the railroad telegraph wire this
side of TempletoD. drew the wire iuto watch
house, and then with pocket instrument he
sent the bogus messages which operated so
successfully.
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ssYAsHlEGToN s. OHIO RAlEan4
WINTER ARRANG EN- ~ T.
Dho,iD 7, ., ~ Got III 81,


1he Mail Train will leave W@.hD&,'1 =, e
H. H. and Alexandra at $40 a. M. !a.;r -
cept Sunday; pass leesburg, going Wn;i"..' T.
al l1:20 q. NJ, and arrive ct Round Hill n J.,
m. Leave Round Hill at 1870 p. L.; jas !.s."
burg, going eastward, al no Y. IN: and arm"
al Alexandria at 2:l0 p. III, End NJ Neih'' ~.
at $3.50 y. III.
The Accommodation Train vii! :c.:c Wa.
ington at 4:20 p. m. and AleSsnlG!" II. t..
M, daily, except Sunday, and arrive y! l..'.-
burg at GAO p. NJ. Leave Lccabur4 =! "a. a',
and arrive at Alexandria nj ST. - a. T'
Washington at $50 a IN.
eiY- Passengers from Washington Val h...
tho Washington and O' u cars Il, the Baum 10
and Potomac Railroad station at "a. Ii! ~
y. NJ, and 60 through to 'unL Ga! "'1I""
change of cars. ,..
The 9. 10 q II. tram from AleXnndri. '''t - -
p. IN train from Round Hui connect =! K"Hh1
Hill with Harris Daily Lane Of to",a"'
for Snickersville Borryvllc snd Nnch"s!"',
also with Reamer'g Line OF COACHES, when '"h'e
Leesburg daily for Aide and Mlddlcbutg.
Both trains. westward, make close conHrIt'''
at Vienna, with Sisaon's Line o. HtAges loo ! nj
fax Court House.
Communications tickets, cts. per iih'iV
Animal tickets, 500.
r. II. HAVENEE.
oct l8-t: ttoncGni t"E@- "P'''