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, 1878-05-18

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F!I.r DAY gitsfsg ) pt,inh,r Il, I p. 81
Tr.,.ir,, !;.,.. ivr z--uar o,is &: nal heats: ,
in : P..I=a 80 : - t, iss aos7s SO t. -
JP. H. Eanai;.-, I:2re. ior sadie horses
& or Iao. 20 ,;it-r. fGrse -. Entrance fee
-. % - with thu p'.rse. ~! the horses enter
eG t. - d..ii,d thy lotj into three s4u. is +;
each a!ual % ia : single da5! u one nile,
and tn. winners uf each alr.-l heat 20 r1ln Il
s:n.le Aa.h oi ! mile rs a deciding beat First
h.lse nf the alec;,lre heat % get hall tie purse;
second hur,a 2-3 Of tie rem. iuleI, and third
hor- the haiprlce. Free to al .S,;d,i'r E,,Sea,
cyclL,Iin all iacc HOSES and LoIaeS that have
run TOR and WOE pubic money.
, 1878-05-18

ESCAPED. Sargent, oi Una:iila
county. while on his way to the ren;tentiary
with five prisoners. unfortunately lost one At
Umatilla landing. Tie gcat uha managed
10 make his escape W2S E,iiah Tay!ar, vh"
with his hro'her, was convicted Of horse
stealing Willie the sheriff was asleep a,.i
the guard WAS occupied ,usvhgre else.
Taylor managed 10 Get % tic boat. ard as
the steamer lctc soon al a- na time WAS hai
Ill which TO make sear-l. l. Is cx, octed
he will hc caught. rs .r hi on tif;e,n
pound >hacklc. which VaG,d render lis cs-
cape nearly impossible,
, 1878-05-18

HUMAN NATURE. the hospital of
the Infant Jesus there Is little .iri nf
SIN Years, whose { DoctorSaint Gcrmain
was forced to cut of 70 save her lie. she
bore the terrible operation without =
single murmer. Now, said the doe
tor smiling. after the operation was over.
am going 10 cut Your dolls leg Of IN
the same way The cl.ilI immediately
began TO shrek in agony, and nothing
could asSuage her rieS.-ParlS Letter.
, 1878-05-18
HGWN spEcgss. RATES,

Merchandise, Fr.sit s,d Testsiie-, sane f-i;s9 :
above CT tor. measurement. -
each IN cents. -,
WoOf, sand Store AMI Ike Stock al aziev- -
rates up or down, by CIR iC'ld
Fast freisi.. :s.=eS IS fv= ton- up or -O"A' ~
cev"si from or deiiye:e: - E..'s- r.v
after it is received at tie defo:s Will be s'"ei u
owners expense AMI rsss. -,.
Ard all iTcIgt rac'y.-; at !2f"is MI! beat es
risk of fire unt:, shipped de.Ivsrci :" .",, q
Al bills payable cid coz Cei"ie te--''-i
.Itlsi!t
, 1878-05-18

AT THE End OF THEIR RoYE-The Dayt,n
Nc5rS Is responsible for this bi: Of news: :. i
rUmor has reached town that two raen have r.
Gently been hung in Deaimaus Hollow. "
Their names are Ell. NicCgvw and Mr. Pnolsr.
We are informed that. for some tame ;,.,~t,.
they have h-en suspected Il stealing horses I:
and that lately proof positive has ben obtain
Ell II Sustain such a. allegation. From this
II would seem that the >e.-i y oUt thare have
determined not 1n,y That their claims shall not
De jumped with immunity. but That 10 one
shall steal their horse"
, 1878-05-18
SPECTRE. Eg2E5GE- "a.

PiHos, Billiard TnA!e-, Furniture. Glass, "L,'s-
ware, Marble uui Castings, Jas~I only - "---
rI>s of damage, hrrilIiir, CT "a .,sss'- N
Ac..ls TrrIcut.Tt>, B-ii-'-, Finds, '' ana -
other lqU;is Ia cans o. c;h-r :,s-r!s, II oADli
ms; oi l,..k;ee-
fs,.7s taken only at owners ri,s o: tse k'gt-
fruits. Veaetab - a.! all oI..r l.r.sLIJie prop
erty, "a: owner > ri-k Ui iruSt ~ o.: .~iy.
Furniture lot Is,xel, All aii ag.i'ni'urit shi
Mechanical implements. S"t up cr 4''t'' ''~-i
az owI..r's ri-k I'll iiaIrIIs AMI i!.iG or ',.a1ts
Nor VIII tAe EpIT ny te r,-J"Ii-.'.- i"f lr -
in any part, u1li..s In. same is iiIiy r-us'' o''
, 1878-05-18

FRAUD. FEUsD In the last issue OF the
STATESNtN We Published the announcement
that the Mrs. Rutherford r. HavaS ta,pnar-
ance society. of Washington. b,,i cbanT.,l
us h;:hie because that lady sanctioned the
use use %l eiaret punch. by nal We get the
feSoinI'o-, adopied by the society II the
TINE the change was made Il Is IS follows;
R.so're@. That We discard tle name of ST-s
h. B. Ess', and pronounce ker s. arsat a
fraud As her husband. u
, 1878-05-18

q. - - -rE ----.F EEs = - IL A..
fEyIii3 HE:FG PUMP MANJFACEJEED
I cn.Ar !'aci.iu Coast ly Y ires,.:t: >S.-A.:.,,
Oregon IN n ;iis vicinity l:.tcisss in tlat
c~ecse,i r,;i4p which has driver: is c,...Ie;i-
tor iran L, c.atest il the Willamette ya;iey.
and Is .; tii -, ,i:et % he he y = in Us, i.
j. l.:,l- Of art wood of t'To si2":; u i s.Ea.
AMI l-aj ii IL construction, ani wia draw
water fJ5js7, e.,ier and LIST ia2rsr than a:.y
ether ru.oo in use. Thee Pumps are j,i.5 in
on trial anl s.5a.tc5;on guaranteed " 40 sale
Tho N-ii'l-s...t. E.L,.L.l L 80:
, 1878-05-18

He appeared to he almost gone. Roll
ing his eyes toward the partner Of his ar
dent bosom, h gasped " Eury NE
meath tie weeping willow and plant a
s;nrle white rose above MY head - o,
lis 20 use, she snapped ont Your
Rose wouii secTeh the ropt lie got
vel
, 1878-05-18

A SLIGHT Misr,EF.-A popular Doctor
not OF Nalia Naila, hut Of an eastern city,
while eScortins young lady home the ether
evening, attempted t. relieve her cough and
sore throat 10y giving her troche Eeto,d
her to allow 1t 10 dissolve gradually IN her
mouth. No relief was experienced. and the
doctor felt quite chagrincd the next day
when the lady sent him trouser lu.ton
with a nete saying he must have given her
the wrong kim Of a trcrhe. and might need
this one,
, 1878-05-18

FoiHIH niT-fri5rg. Hcoi,.,ilr ~, I p. IL
Eu;r;,iG- i,a,~.; u,ile haas: il :; Free .ni
all ,i-ysr Oils. l;-r,e SD; lst horse %!CJ
>. acrse sd
, 1878-05-18

. j. -N-rwo- Fo:;y Ir.t;,n; Race; mile
heats; ; in :. Free for Il! horses tha: haze
l.eycc h,-.a - ru:s, 800; lst horse $50: 4:
- h,-,.. !. -,1
, 1878-05-18
Ts,e inE.,;;i ::i.,rtS4.

THIRD HNy- IHrTaign, &,mraLCr t2ti. P
y. The 1:.nrill address by lion. .iIGE-; "
NcS,f,iG, r.l:e ha- kindly loy pied the s5Oc;c-
tys invitation 80 jeliye. The same.
, 1878-05-18

!hsE D,y o. FIR .So-r,,ify, Sg1rALlr II,
i.-,J T. :2unn.us Rae r.i:r heats: > in >.
F5.- f.c all. r'.r-e 500 Is: halsa $50; >!
horse 80
, 1878-05-18

The New REGISTER re:errinq r
the tact that the office in that city is sa!Iv
IN need OF register. the Boise Stc-e5,,,..:a
says that MIR. Morrison. who Is 10 snc,.eaj
L. b. johnson. was originally appointed "a
that place, but declined. the c5rnaspsqrion
being hardly sufficient - warrant ii.a !, A..
eep'ing the office. From this it wovd an
pear that our friend johnson has had 4 IA
thing. -
, 1878-05-18
Administrators Sale OF Real Estate

nj Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in
~ pursuance II al order If sale made by
The Probate Court of Waila N'aila county. in
the Territory Of Washington, on the 50th dag
o5 April, !. D., ISIS, IN the matter Of the
Estate Of JOHN MURPHY, deceased, the
undersigned, Administrator Of said Estate, viii
sell at Public Auction, texciusive OF growing
cror.i 70 the highest bidder, for gold coin. and
subject 70 confirmation by said Probate Court,
on siT1 1CDtI, use a,;., day OF i.ny. 4. d..
1873, ~ the hour OF one O'Clock. P IL, of that
day, in front of the Court House. In the city
OF Ha,la Walia, county aHi Territory af0re-
Said, al the right, tile, interest, and estate OF
said JOHN MURPHY, deceased and also all
the right, title, interest and estate. which said
estate has by operation of law or otherwise ac-
c;ire3 other than, or IN addition to that Of said
deceased at tie time OF MS death, in and u
those certain lots, pieces or pare IS OF land
situHted, lying and beng in the county of
Wall. WaIla, Territory Of Washington, and
described rs follows, to-wit: The " J OF the
l. ! oi ths S " OF section 26, in toWlship7,
ro-th Of range 81 east, containing 70 acres; Of
which about - acre, ara under cultivation ard
about 5 acres in orchard; with small dwelling
house thereon Deed at expense of pur-
chaser. Dated May !. 1873.
WM. T.. HAMMOND,
Administrator Of the Estate of JoES MURPHY,
deceased
T. j. ANDERS, Attorney for Estate. 22-Sw
, 1878-05-18

. p. M-Ts,; in: Race: nile heats: ; in
J. free for al pusc 500; lst hu-sc %f50 /:
y horse 80.
, 1878-05-18
EE2 AE II q H =.

-CtTRAYEDFROMTHEPR PREM a.
- ses Of the subscriber, half a mile ~
aboye d.. Blainci's Dump, betweenLlL
the South ani North Fork Of the Taila Walla,
a DARK BROWN HARE, ) years Old, no
white marks, branded IL W on the left
thigh: brand 3! inches long; mane parts on
both sides of her neck; large eyes and big ears,
aui large fiat feet: long in the body; not in
foal Said mare strayed away about the mid
die OF last January. From I5i hanls to u
hands and : inches high. TWENTY Dol,
LARS REWARD VIII be paid for the return
OF said Hare, 10 my residence as given above.
Any information n relation 10 said mare viii
be literally rewarded.
22.lmz w. V0NDERAHF
, 1878-05-18

EIHE UNDERSIGNED, ADaiiNt.a.it .thT N
1 tor OF tie estate Of THOMAS, n A-o1o ID.
deceased, hereby gives notice 10 Al col-;-;.l
that he proposes 10 resign as such a'-,',.-f rfaf
tor; that be Eas filed his petItioh =, -, ,yrsIls
purpose. in the Probate COurt OF " '.iiI =, ,-r,s
county. W. T., and that the same WIZ TS1S
up for hearing at the regular May tstHTi i1T
of said Court DANIEL 81 Em Ahi'
Adminissi:lt'ccl- c-
n, ,o.. ,c-o 206T
, 1878-05-18

DRINTERS' SUPPLIES.-We haIg TyTs
4 ranged 10 keep on hand a stock OF I'D c,gp
rAPEK, Flat C,P, Folio Posi-, az. !.tsr;;o4 tr;
Srock, and invite the patronage OF The
wrinting Offices All orders addresse'. "
STAEs NAN office promptly filled.
, 1878-05-18

BAD lucA is simply man with lis
hands in lis pockets, aHd lis pipe IN his
mouth, looking OF to ste huw it's coming
ou.. Good lnck is Z man ii pluck, with
las sleeves roleI up, aid working TO
maze il come Gat r."ht.
, 1878-05-18

2."P =. T. -Tro:tinr Ha2c: 2-mile heats >
in .; r. frr -. stations. Purse $3.50. Grst
h,r-. !,J: Il ruTsc -.
, 1878-05-18
Magic e g9EzgE3 8

@G'GC Eg1E22Eo 9
Ea-E SIMPLY WANT TO Say THAT
~ dr. aye -lG Eji,;I.E BItAEf
Ptiii'% ii a. - tie Ns.aIl It v..!Isg, and
iu5 ia It's vicinity Of t:.es, pumIs - al
n5. rypaA..A; tH5 coIil,nu,i !trLn,r H;ic!.e;S,
aat E,y- Bow been III wells - months. Gut
of th- 80 Pumps sid We have heard Of but
one taii'.re Now ,hi; i wonderful. Not many
farmers have lou-llJ any Kind Il machinery
wltn"ut some L:-s..1a.,s even IN q Jew days.
Oar Pumps iiIproy- t-.e water IL any well, and
vii no; !-.,z1 III any climate.
- WARRANT or :iUc..-,S- years, ani UiS,I to
refer you respectfully u the following, from
the Medical Practitioners Of S,,!em, Oregon:
TESTIMONIALS.
SALE:I, Oregon. Nay -. 1S...
We believe the MAGIC PUMP, nranufac-
t,Ircd b. II. r. >Gid.I-h Il !a the BEST P,AIe
IN the country. iro1. tn iict ut It removes all
poisennGS g2>eS .Tu:a TIE wei, plai.;es tine
water ly a-i.t: on and ly.a circulation # pare
air to TIE 5"t5oll ii tn u Il, making the water
in every respect equal. if not superior to th2:
drawn b. tie U.d Gaacn fucl,,:
II. tAEH.-STIF, Vi. D., j. EEY.'gLgS. u D.,
/. i. FI~GE, VI. D., ;. il. JESaUP, VI, D.,
j. y DAVIS, Vi T., {. II. Hail, NJ. D.,
dAs. y RICHARDSON, V. d.
We la.- used tie Rubber Bucket Pump for
one Year, and find II superior % any pump We
have seen. II puritieS the water and improves
any We! where il i use!. If You want good
health, use pure water, such as is furnished by
. tie Magic Pump.
\. n. Belt. MD.
JAS WALTON, /. s. Conr.
Have lived IN Or goH about - years: haze
III Il nearly a:i te dir snt pumps IN use: had
rather have The Ia,ic pualr. than all the rest
c"aln.:ie,.- Il WorkS easy. and always gives
supply a.; good. pure water. Believe they are
more 'I,ii.'C-e than any pump used.
4 H FRIER.
foli &GI Poisonous Gases are quickly re-
i2oTed by this MAGIC PUMP. It is known
,he n>e ~ impure water causes more sickness
and death than all other causes combined. We
cEaiitl:e TIE world - produce a pl.:np that
Is 4,s et,'.,: - 70 our EXPANDING RUBBER
~ ALL II ZIP Aat, also, % one from
gentlemen living in E.slla NaIla and the sly
ro1n,iins cogE;rg, who have our MAGIC
Py MIS-. TdE EXPANDING RUBBER
bt ChLf III Mp IN Use 1t :he present time.
"ALLA ALA. ApriI /. 1873.
We. the undersigned citizens OF Na!la IEalla
and payton, have used the Rubber Bucket
Magic PUMP and find i - be superior 10 auy
r,fl:p W. hSye used or seen:
I. Is. johnson, Cr;s. Naie-.
Charles Russell, Sargent t. Smith,
Milton Evans, A i. Evans.
Nm Stlnfeld, j. Y McNeal,
James W FuSter, Wm. Geek,
" : G;iieIn, Newton Alirich,
". A Be!eher, y. : Sparks,
II. L. Brown, q. C;,-ron.
NiG- Naizsar, John r. Hood,
:. j. Swezea !, Son, a Church.
II. Is. MIDDAUGH & Co,
General Agents,
.tI Wana Walla, ". 7.
, 1878-05-18

We are constantly receivin..: verbal orders and
car,ls Ike tie following, which We can produce
ii necessary. Read i with care:
SLyEaToE, April lIth, 1873.
III: 1. P.tscoR i wouli Ike another of
Your pumps, Il | have two Of them now and
they I'll the bin. / have one of the Magic
Pumps that want oat OF my well and another
Of yours III its place, for the Magic Pump Is no
account L. I. l.IPGEY.
W0oDEUEy, Oregon, April 2d, 1873.
Dscr Sir i have one of Nid,aucts : Magic
Pumps IN my well fer house Use, and dou't
like il. | write ycu % know what YOU would
charge NE cash in hand 20 put one OF your
pnmps in ior ne. The well is - feet and )
inches from the under s:Je Of spout.
J. H. STTTI EGIER.
Don't forget the Salem Pump, i Is not magic
but real pump WIZ al al orders promptly
Address, II. B. THRASHEl;, Agent.
e0-Im Walla WalIa. W T.
, 1878-05-18

ENVELOPES -Received at the STATES
a. yAy Office large lot OF Envelopes, which
VIII be printed and s5ld at slight advance up
on San Francisco prices.
, 1878-05-18

l. 5. CHASE, Of Wisconsin, has been
appointed Marshal for Idaho.
, 1878-05-18
E'.,e scCss Farmers Eu,lv,

Hayin: made - :Ea-or-h trial Of txo Gif7s--
eut puinp9, that have ben prominently before
the pahi,c cf n:.s,H, 10. some ti,e past, ;ivc
ny yxI5criaacc Is follows: G!r. i. IL sc":t p',t
in ois oi his T,es; pumps, in I We'll - Iect
deep, o. the hillside n-ar S1l,in, which has
no@ !e.I ~ operation one v-;.r and h,f. and
Las %. rated perfectly ai that J.D:c never get
tin@ out ~ Cri-r ia :.unclc~ or N'.lter. and
working VII e.ss - ~ t.,l,s, bot rcr;uii.I:;
more .hGN t~o strokes 10 l:ip.; ,,tc after lac
iG,s unused ior week; It 4 time Also, Mr.
Mii!d..gsh ~: IN oas % his rGh'af-burte5 -n.!-
lasS chain pumps, cailal the "la-ic P;:ni.,"
ia5a M well 4. let deep, It :-.y : -,-:e,. j..
Sal.n, y;i"h i;.i'ei % 30 worn. required ti.is-
teen tufi.s % dr7. water VIII u loy-, and irayeG
entry v:,-..,s.;.,iosy that I have hai it
talen oar and replaced with h:r. i'rrscott's
wood pump, which | believe 70 BE- the b.st
pump in use for all work. in both deep or shal-
low. wells lie has mad these pyInpS for four
Yeas iaSt, aid sold fifteen hun.lred in this
valley. s. \. CLARKE,
FL. Willamette fcTnCr,
, 1878-05-18

2 T. y -Tiree- Minute Trot-ins Face MIL
heats; > IN .. Fcse for ii! horS's that hayy
never !, In three i.i.,g;~s. Purse SEQ; Ers;
horse 50 4; s-e.,nd hos. 80.
, 1878-05-18
GYF.cE AT TIE CoUFT HorsE. 6-tf
IS s Il II - 81 50
PAIN E::RflICAE0R,
The JzGs2 Wonderful DiscOYGry 8Tthe se.

The Worli moves, and unles5 We P-o.-reSs we must
go Backwards. Eothi g remains st.t,iona'y-
~ OFFERING THIS MEDICINE It Is NOT
j Inte:a.l Ia deceive tie 1eIpie Il cgGe :O- every
c:iI.l It elrth hut reilly scientific article o;
,ir re.te- merit, VIA ch wall prove toon 10 suf
tliu" humanity account Of It's daptab:h:y
both AMI teast It's readiness Of application
a, the ri,. bei:.; within the reach OF all 1t WI!
aetna j. CEre
! :-I:crr,l tiS1a. NcurnI.in,
E;s:tis:.cGeti SOrtsS, < iiz -'5s2;ss,
| ti0:s:- Contracted 5E.Se3css,
.losr '.r,roat, surI!iii::2.
| l.r..ascr:rsS, EG.isc S,"ciE,
| t.,..-i.:S, Lin .,.uns,
| Eze.tii''-I:cs Cole,
/ s'r;.s-s:y,, Eac:aSIIes
| sszU5,-s. Sarts,
! ESgTIc2,G, 4Uiv,
| Harms. .,-aI..S,
| fE.f;1rlnt;cu Of ~" Kidneys,
And all Nervous and Il i1Ia;ory Aches and Pains.
| DIR. STEFI.F, who las for years been in The Pro
prietary H!r Urine bHsiLtss, ard who has tinv'ed
81 a.. world ia s"T'i. oF Il t's
| tim, i> rr.slt f'tI.c.' ia TIE hIcE -
TIE ", PRS E'yg OF safe. sur, and reliable
| Gics io- General n, a Family DO 'or.
ErCriie on -, r:t'I hr:i- ::i;i c. 1st,y, and
! yCu WI always kesp il IN Eha fa!niiy AL save
IGoner- Ion - Iu ig With ~oD'e otter Pr -
| ton TlkrO-.iy >EEET.t-S PiiE ERABlI'tIOH
| He rro!..oe thousands Of Gt-;rnv i;-lS us B.
't bat tri,l will prov. t. The ID.cst sS.p-
;c that It : truly Ersl.ls-ior of Pains, Ac'ts
nEd fi.f,,Inrar H:s II has hrea, an! nCT, cor
| Star;y Us-i hy hnr>c:r2n as iln!n",.t, and has
save! more yaiirbe ?!u.erty "f rhIt Elrd than az
o'ker pEeIri,:u. lake T.irs 70 see ;na. yea s;,'
! lie eEnIa-.
Pat rp IN llT-a bottles :.nl for s,!e hy 1T 'l-i-t
aI! ! -i-rs I! yau ifTr-,, 20 D. IN locality wh-r
| SrLLIES PAIN LIAEiCAljit Cnuuct be o.
tsiae!. serl 90 th nearest w;.s = druggist, OF e
/ lie Agents.
eC:E2 a sEEfi-5.:E!!,
! = ,s8lr,s!H ssrts-=Sr,t,;,
5.A aml 80 Eiar-. Street >.,i f:;-rai -, Cal.
price =. yieE :-a.i-r i:niiia. :in Bottles So.
, 1878-05-18
Euruinc F,sca r,r s.fear Oils.

S-c0;D nAY-H a:{.,,a!rs. &...tsa,brr JSib,
r. L. Post :S5ake," HaHniug i;:ce: three
fnuiths o. = n,il. Gash; free .Jr IL > year o,3s-
Pulse Si2l. sG.fanc- T., 50, tn 20 Wit. tie
purs.. i'ir.- h.rsa t. ct ! Of tn" purse; sec
oat horse ;,f the re.;iai.l'l-T, and thirri horse
tn. !r.!.rc.. Entries t. close july IL, iS7G.
III name u The owner % the horse and half
the entrance fae i n! that vii b. required At
the t;me OF eG-ry-t,.e half entrance ss :. for
fsit-hug the hons, mist BE- named hy P. u.
al tie day previous 70 ;Ae r2cr, ~ which TINE
the bli,.nce - the entrance ite must b. pad.
, 1878-05-18

Tn er-in. formerly used by the Tie :
company has Hreu -:,:.u-i % trlia;-
, 1878-05-18
PASSENGER RATES.

Eorr-- Tie charges Of TIE YallG Wa!a y ~ %
TTa-.sie- Company on down freirEt '.@ cs fr.
O. SN. Co to-tS. ;Iriudiny tie tuSH->' - r-
v,r.ir., is 80 cent, per ton. AMI oH mp ife2. :
e.ivei from q. y y Cos tOs.ts aId i'iH'-- -
cents per ton. All down frzi i.L-- tlr if@a ~ is
n.ent not consigned 20 paru-S 4; N';'iui1, Il
turned over 10 tbs TTaI.sfer t"inI2"y u 81
, 1878-05-18

The No-ii moves, and unies5 We P.o2reSs we must
go Backwards. Nolhi g remains Stationary
, 1878-05-18

!, ssBlFSSsH sFFtS-.Ntf';s
80 AMI 80 Ai.,ri-: StE---t s.n f:;--ai - Cal.
Price >! peG :.fs..t i:niiiH. :in Bottles So.
, 1878-05-18
R e e.
Nctfce of pesfgnatIon,

President "a. ". & 6. :. 80 -.
yur. Van. NST-.rsisr = 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-16

TANNEY s. CO.. Nos. 70 and 145 King st..
} Alexandria, Vs.. agents for ROCKY
MOUNTAIN PAINT, mixed ready for use.
1t 10 the best known Paint in the world for freight
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The MAIL SOUTH BOUND connects at
LYNCHBURG for the WEST and Southwest,
and, at GordonsVille. with Ches. q Ohio +. f.
for Richmond and West.
The Evening Express Southwark connects at
Gordonsyile with Ches & Ohio West and at
Danville with &. s. D., for the Carolinas. Geor-
gis, Florida and all the South West. Through
sleeper to Savannah, Ga
The Morning Express south bound, with
through sleeper, for New Orleans. connects st
Lynchburg for the West and South West, and,
at Danville. for South South East and South
West.
For WARRENTON leave Washington s25
g. m. and Alexandria 8 90 q. M, daily, except
Sunday.
Passengers for MANASSAS LINE lesve
Washington Is q. N. and Alexandria 9 90 a.
m. daily, except Sunday. Returning. leave
Strasburg 90 a. M, and arrive at Alexandra
at Is p. m.
North bound trains make close connections
with BALTIC g. Ohio and Baltic & Potomac trains
to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, and
to all points North and North West.
The Evg. Exp. train has Sleeping car through
without change between Washington and Savan-
nah, Ca by way of Danville, Charlotte. Co.
lumbia, Augusta and Port Royal line, with d.
rect connection to Jacksonville and Florida
generally.
The Morning EXP. Train runs sleeping cars
through without change between New York
and Lynchburg, and between Washington and
New Orleans.
Through tickets to the South and West.
feb l8 j. III. BROADUS, IT, 1. A.
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1873 7$S,,sv, sEE4E Hoi 1878
TO THE NORTH, WEST s. SOUTHW EST
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
November II, 1877.
Trains leave Washington from depot of BAL
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, co.,
ner Of Sixth and ST. Gets, as follows
For Phils New York and the East, $50 p. m
and LAO a. m. daily, with Palace Cars. Lin
tied Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars ,?;2yya
md dNy s %oTF spnd1s d IG5 a4eep san
day. y for PhiIsdsl IS SIS p. N. dsiiy.
For Pittsburg end the West 10 10 a. IN. daily. wiz
Parlor Cars to Pittsbu-g; 7.40 p. q. dni v
with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Canandaigus and the North, 7.4J y n
daily, excep! Saturday, with Palace CAc. to
Watkins. For Watkins 1910 a. m. daily
except Sunday.
For Alexandria 6, 7, g. $40. 10 and II an AMI
l, 8, 49, S, 600 and 7 pm. On Sundays 40
q. M, and and p. m.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, I,
$40, $40, 10 and II q. Ia, l, g. 40, 8, 6 and :
On Sunday at SIC and 10 a. M, and p. IN.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Quantico and Richmond will leave Alexan
dria at 80 a. m. daily, and G35 p. m. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured al
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast l.. =. FARMER,
Gen'l Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager nov Il
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WAsH1NGToN & OHIO RAlLKoA'

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Beginning Octr. 49, 1877
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
al 10 g. M, and Alexandria at Is a m. daily,
except Sunday; pass Leesburg. going west;
ward, at II ~ q. M, and arrive at Round Hill
at IL N. Leave Round Hill at 1890 p. m; pass
Leesburg, going eastward, at 10 p. M, and
arrive 81 Alexandria at 3:l5 p. ms and 81
Washington at $3.50 p. m.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington at 4 ~ p. m. and Alexandria at
4 Is p. m. daily, except Sunday. and arrive a.
Leesburg at 40 p. m. Leave Leesburg at ~
g. m. and arrive at Alexandria ut 8 rs q. M and
Washington at IS q. m.
@~ Passengers from Washington will tax,
the Washinrto and Ohio cars at. de Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station at9 II l. m. and 4D
D. NJ, and 70 through without change of cs: s.:
The 9. Is g. m. tram from Alexandria and l.. 80
o. m. train from Ro"nd Hill connect ut Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coachee
for Snickersville, BerryVille and Winchester;
also with Reamer's Line of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aide and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward, make close connections,
ut Vienna. with Sissou's Limo of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, cts. per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
K. b. HAVENER,
oct lift General Ticket Agent.