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OVER $1,000
Eagle Cotton Gins
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
GREAT REDUCTION II PRICES.
ONLY 49, 30 A SAW.

The attention Of Cotton Factors and Planter
L eaed y tns aaoesr1aar maris Of the Improves
the standard Cotton ains, far ahead Of alI 9TH
ers In workmanship and durability, and make
sample Of cotton which always brings tbs high
est market price. The New Orleans Cotton kx-
change paid thirty eents Il pound for q bale oil
cotton ginned on The EagleC ton Gin, and sent
the bale to the Centennial Exhibition as the best
bale of cotton ever brought 10 this market. The
st. Louis Fair has awarded 5000 premium to a
bale OF cotton ginnsd on the Eagle Cotton Gin.
THE Centennial Exhibition ths committee do.
others.
No higher prizes have ever been awarded
70 any On II TIE E9rd than haze been awarded
Aer-Horticaitaral society ii Calcutta il In "a
com petition open to all nations.
The manufacturer Of tbs Eagle Cotton Gin
commenced In 1888. since which time nearly
twenty Thousand have oesn made and sold The
always given the Eagle Gin the preferences.
hSA fasz LIZ D sys1 ThE r aoT p e.
Cotton Gin will certify to the fact that when their
cotton 10 sent to market, It always brings the
very highest market prices. as no other gin can
prodnes IInsr q bstt5r fibie 81 ee.sen than
This extensive use Of these Gins IL the result,
entirely, Of the merits Of the machines them
ed any money In setting forth their merits In
expensive advertisements Or illustrated caGa-
iogues. with long array OF ce tifcates. much
pref.rrfng that each purchaser shall be the sole
jndge Of the merits OF the machine he has pur-
chased.
The prices OF the Eagle Gin having been re-
duced TO So 80 e saw. makes them the cheapest
as we'll as the best gin in the market. All the
saws Of the Eagle Gin are IL inches 10 diane
ter, making them equal . one-fffth more "a
pacitV than other gins Of only 10inch saws
The Eagle Gins Of so SAWS are equal TO ! 60
saw gin Of 1o-inch cyiiade q g. saw Eagle
Gin liz equal 30 an 50 cav gin Of other
makss-thus being the cheapest cotton gin In
the market.
The undersigned has now had the Agency Of
the. Eagle Cotton Gin Company for II years.
md during this long period has never had an
Eagle Cotton Gin returned, and no com plants
ever made of their working. These facts prove
that In purchasing an Eagle C,tton Gin The
planter runs no risk. He ia NOT OBLIGED
TO TRY AN EXPERIMENT or ISTRoDUC-
ING AN UNIFIED t1IN, but obtains IN the
Eagle Cotton Gin the best gin-stand In the
market-one tGat has stood tie test for forty
five years, and is considered at the present time
the most reliable and perfect gin made.
WILLIAM L. CUSHING, Agent,
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NYANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w the cheapest and best advertising Ia the
city is Ia this column. at ton cents Der Hne for
the first and five cents for each subsequent In
sertfon. nlh22
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wAsTED-PRmALEs.
Governesses, Companions, Etc.

G0vernesses, Com panI0ns, Etc.
NTANTED-AN EDUCATED AND CAPABLE
ton to teach English. French and Music 10 q re-
spectacle family. Will assist With the sewing,
and can cut and fit. She 10 both com peIent 70
Dem oerat Office AnN IL
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

Maximum temperature. 81: minimum, 70.
Rainfall N.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 12-For the East Gulf
states, Increasing cloudiness and rain, easter
" winds, backing to colder northerly, fol-
lowed by rising barometer.
For West Gulf States, rainy, followed BY
partly cloudy weather, northerly Winds sta
tionary OF lower temperature, higher barom-
eter.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley. rainy,
followed by partly cloudy weather, south
west, veering to northwest winds, stationary
Or lower temperature, followed In the west
portions by rising barometer.
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FOR RENT.

- -
L'OR RENT-FROM OCTOBER /. THE
i three-story STORE No. OF Po7dras street
Apply to 3. NAUTKE. No. 10 EfsI7iiife street.
sell AZ
100 CANAL sIREET-gOOMI EN- SUITE
Oc OF single. furnished Or unfurnished
Meals If desired. Unexceptionabie references
se7 2w%
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Rooms PARISH COMMITTEE.
Democratic Conservative Party Of Orleans,

ROOMS PAEESH I0MMlTIEE.l
Democratic Conservative Party nf Orleans, I
September 4. 1901
At q nesting of the Democratic. Conservative
Parish Committee Of the parish Of Orleans,
hsid this tiaT. the following preamble and res
out!ons we're adopted: 55.@.5 5.
Whereas. Under the provisions OF the procla-
nation OF the Governor Of Louisiana an t!ec~
ton for certain psrochial Offices therein named
vii be held In this parish on the first Monday
In December next: and
Whereas. 1t has ever heen the unvaryine
usage OF he Democrat ie- Conservative party In
the city Of New Orleans TO preeede every such
electf on by q complete reorganization of the
Parish Committee. as also OF It's central ward
clUhs. and
Whereas. The state Central Committee has
called convention Of the Democratic Con-
servatiye party Of Louisiana to BE- held at the
city OF Baton koug., on Monday the sixth day
Of October; therefore. BE- tt
Resolred That the third day OF October. 1879.
be fxsd rs the time Nf n an election sflall b.
held by the Democratic Conservative voters +
the parish Of Orleans within their respec i've
wards for delegate 10 the Parish Committee.
officers OF the central clubs and delegates TO the
State nominating convention.
Be IL further resotDed. That In view Of aueh
election the attention OF the Democratic Con-
aervative voters Of the parish Is directed to the
following appoftiOnment Of representation In
auth fnrl rI
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED TO BUY-A LIGHT WAGON
w suitable for tbs country. Address. stating
price, Z. g.. this office. sea5.t
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MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT
Louisiana Field Artillery.
New 0rItuna Eer,tnnnfar 10 1870

HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT j
Louisiana Field Artillery.
New Orle ans. September 10. 1879.
SPECIAL ORDER No. I'll
!. The companies composing this regiment
will assemble al the Armory SUNDAY MORN
ING. fourteenth instant. at 8 o'clock. with KEEP.
II. The command will move promptly at $40
q. m, to proceed to the Cathedral to attend the
requiem mass.
LII. To take part In the evening parade. and
Ia accordance with General Orders No. 81, Bri-
gade Headquarters. the command will assem-
bic. fully equipped In full dress. at 3 o'clock
pm.
~. Capt. VI. J. Fortier. Battery G. will make
the necessary detail to fire the national salute.
at tbs head of Canal street, and will follow
With his battery when the line Of march Is taken
np.
By order Of A. DUREL. Adjutant.
Col. JOHN GLYEN, Jr. se13 1t
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The afflicted can now DO restored to perfe,
health and. bodily energy without the use ,
mestcine of auy kind, and without the sliehtes
inconvenience to the patients habits or dali
Occu pation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-17
TO-DAY'S RACES.

The three mile and repeat trot, which was
to have taken place to-day, has been declared
of, and in its stead there will be thEee III
five trot for purse of $3.50, for which the
following horses have been entered Red
Cross, Stanford, Gold Note, st. Helena and
Maggie c. The only other race to come OF
to-day is the postponed trot, 221 Glass; three
in five, between Belle H., Maggie C. and
Ashley.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-17

From ROUND ToP-Professor Davidson
and E. F. Dickens, Of the Q. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey, arrived here from Round
Ton Mountain last evening. The intense cold
and snow there necessitated the breaking mp
of the camp for the season. For the past
week or two the Thermometer STOOD at TWO
and three degrees above zero, and the snow
was several feet deep. Messrs. Davidson and
Dickens 90 to Virginia this morning to take
look at the mines, and will proceed to San
Francisco this evening, where the whole sur
vevino party will Winter and get their Sum
mers work in shape.
MARsToN s.-Alf. Narston's oyster saloon,
in the Opera House, Is getting to be one OF the
most popular places in the city. Oysters and
other delicacies are prepared there IN style
to WOO ones appetite, whether one is hungry
or not.
Four doses of Mrs. DR.. Howe's Rheumatic
Remedy will relieve, and one bottle will cure
the worst case of RHEUMATISM. Try 1t. 1t
costs but one dollar. For sale at Thaxter s
a.,,, otora oct9*
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-17
STOCKS.

A panicky sensation overcame the local
stock "bulls Yesterday morning upon re-
ceipt of street quotations, showing most ap-
p.Iling decline in Sierra Nevada and Union,
which materially affected the other stocks IN
the north end groupe. But at noon, when
the regular board quotations came III, showing
still greater decline in the north enaers, the
disgust and irritability of those who were ex-
pecting to dispose of their Sierra Nevada at
800 before the close of the week, were clearly
stamped upon their depressed countenances.
1t was not necessary to point out this one OF
that one as a holder Of Sierra Nevada, 1or
their expressions silently told tale OF bitter
disappointment. Many plausible theories upon
which the ruinous decline was based, were
set afoat, but they were merely conJectures
without foundation The most popular theory,
however, was that the advance IN north end
stocks came unexpectedly to the Nevada
Bank, and as Flood WAS not prepared for "a
bic market, he concluded to ''slt down OH
it q while until lie gets ready to give the
"boys a deal. This, of course, was merely
one of the many wild ruinors created
by desperate stock gamblers. That the Ne
vada Bank is lii one way or another manlpuiat-
ing this market there is no doubt. but what
the plan of operations of It's managers Is, no
Carson stock sharps can find out
Be that 1t may, all
the curses which were uttered IN TINS
city yesterday, against the bonanzA firm, had
rested upon their heads, how UNANIMOUSLY
damned they would have been. Scape goats
are very handy sometimes, and the UNTO
tunate stock dealer finds it uncommoniy con-
venient to make one Of Flood, Mackey or
Fair 1t is stated upon the most unauesuon-
able authority that Sierra Nevada Viii yet
show up body of ore such as to astonlsh be-
yond measure, the most sangulne holder OF
the stock, even should the present develop
ment not be as extensive and rich was at
first reported
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-17
AREIONE SHELL JEWELRY.

W Jackson the manufacturer of the beautiful sne /
iealr so well known Francisco Is In town Win
the splendid stock Boroches Earrings Sleeve But!os
eStahIishrnent of c. w Friend for about week Mr.:
Jackson will have on exhibition some fine specimens OF
shells and algae which people should see ms spec
nens of work mounted on solid gold and silver, are
artistic and beautiful those who have visited MS place
at s14 Market street. San Francisco, can testify At
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-17
BRIEF MENTION.

The weather continues charming.
Bodie stocks do no. sympathize with the
Comstock depression.
The Capitol building was extensively rep
resented at the races yesterday.
Mr. John B. Bradley, of Douglass County,
and former popular resident of Carson, ID IN
the city.
Hon. Owen Fraser, Judge Knox and Hon.
w. E. F. Deal, all of Virginia, were liz the
city yesterday.
The Ormsby House is full, and the guests
pronounce the table the best that has ever
been set in this city.
The little daughter of Mr.. A. F. Hentschel
who has been very sick and not expected to
live, is out of danger.
Last evening nothing could be heard In the
streets. stores and saloons, but 'horse talk.
1t is a real mystery how the men who know
so much about the coming result OF race,
always come out losers in the pool box.
James Whitaker, the petty larcenlst,
served out his 15O daya sentence yester-
day, and was again set adrift upon an unsus-
pecting and confiding community. we should
think that an emigration on the part of james
would greatly add to his peace of mind. It's
true, Carson may miss him, but not long.
After the races good deal of the scum of
the recent influx will remain here, which must
necessarily keep our limited police force busy
and vigilant. There will likely be lots OF
work and lots Of expense to the county, for
there are some of the hardest locking charae-
ters here now that have ever ornamented any
town.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-17

'F''oh " ~ = San Francisco May "a, 1899.
MrssRs J. TAYLOR - Gents have made care, care
full examination both Fead and biscuits 4
Nc PoWDGR and IND that they contain alum
or any other injurious deeterious ingredients he
specially submitted, ~ - , Chemist
sep23 2m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-17
CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER.

nesses JAMES s TAYLOR 4 CO.-Gents: Our BAKER says
that vour CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER is the pest ne
t yar msri one te spoonful to quart OF hour is
81, aarfsction He can not make good cakes with
three times the quantity OF any other Yours truly
I'LL '7 ~ SHARP BROTHERS,.
IN Messrs James S. Taylor S Co.. 1l6 Front street,
San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-17

ARE1vAIs-The following passengers ar7l-
we'd on the southern stage yesterday afternoon:
A. c. Gordon, L. Hyneman and wife, J. S.
stockdale and wife, C. Richards, A. heynsan,
J. Frazier, two Cinnamon, Geo. A. E5bets.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-17
NOTICE.

Having been appointed agent by the Territorial Enter
prise Publishing Company to take charge OF r. Brooks
route and agency request his customers to leave he
names with u.s. We prepared to deliver all San
Francisco daiies We thall by promptness to gain
the satisfaction Of all our customers,
.,.u CAGWIN B ALLEN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-17
NICHOLS 1NFALLlBIE INJECTION

Guaranteed to promptly and permanently every
case q, Gouothpa elect and Whites, matter OF
how long standing directions are followed Internal
medicines not recommended necessary cure guar
anteed or money refunded. For sale by B. F. Foster
octS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-17
FOR SALE.

Eleqant residence Carson street, With iurnture
ofrer.d for sale cheap Enquire of George B. Webb
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-17
PEOPLES MARKET.

orposur T. . nzsr seRTn CARSON ga, eAnsE 0s.
REILr. d FGH1KS Pr0prfefozS.
Al raised il Grson Valley and slaughtered there, dhss
from the pastura2e
aas. Bacon, Coraed Be.E Tongues, Bts.
POULTRY ANO GAME
OF kept constantly hand and killed 10 order
USAGEs OF Ii KIBDs
head CHEESE 4 GIALTY.
GooSs promptly delivered free of charge. An minds Ct
onts scientifically put up for cooking
Gall at the Peoples Market ahdpurchase native meats
ieI3u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-17

A WORD AND A DLOW-1 W. "SiA h'io''-A
yoang men wagered on one of the races with
each other yesterday. The loser declined to
nav the bet, on the ground, as he claimed,
that there was misunderstanding about the
result, and in the course of the argument
called the other liar. The last echoes OF
the final "r" had scarcely died away before
the blood from his nose Redeemed his pure
white shirt bosom. There were no further
proceedings taken in the matter. Moral !:
PAY your racing bets and don't call the win
ner q liar.
THE HoYT- CoMM1Ns LIBEL SUIT. The
following Carsonites were yesterday suopoened
to appear as witnesses in the Hoyt- Commlns
libel suit, at the county seat of White Pine
County, on the 18th of November, proxlmo ;
r. r. Parkinson, S. T. Swift, Peter Cava-
naugh, Jr., H. M. Yerington, Fl. G. Parker,
c. e. Laughton, Thomas Tenant and D. A.
Bender.
The HUMANE @ DocToRs.-The people of
Virginia should condemn the inhuman conduct
Of Drs. Robinson and Gilingham, the heart
less physicians who refused their professional
aid to the boy injured by the cars, by with
drawing their patronage from them. Their
conduct was the subject of general discussion
here yesterday.
VERY INDsPRNDENr-A sixyear-old gen.
tleman of this city, who has just started to go
70 school, behaved himself naughtily the other
evening when he was being pnt to bed. His
amt told hin that he was bad boy. The
little fellow replied: 81 don't care If am
bad, God won't put nae at the foot OF the
class"
JUSTICE COURT William Selby yesterday
sued Sheriff Hill for the recovery OF some
property which the defendant attached on the
18th of last month to satisfy Judgment. A
decision was rendered in favor OF defendant,
and the plaintiff had to pay the costs.
DpPARTuREs.-The following passengers
departed OH the southern stage yesterday
A. Y. Ross, A. d. Bowley, J. q. Richardson
A. C. Williams, George Werner, Chas Queen,
J. johnson, c. A. Luckhardt, Miss Annie
Winters, J. Frakes.
To LEr.--Two elegantly furnished rooms,
with kitchen attached. Enquire at this office.
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: aauINHT0F q OHIO RAILGoAJ
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
BEGINNING Oct. 4, 1873.

Beginning Oct. 4, 1873.
Gao y ALL TkAiE will ioaye Washington
~ - ~ u, and Alexandria st g 05 g. N. daily.
oXcsp: :i:iadsy; pass lIeosburg, going west.
Tsrd, a: il IL a. 70, ana arrive 1t Round Hill
90 u III. Leave RouCd Hill st 1890 p. ~; pass
I.esa5afg, going eastward c. l 10 r. rn., and ar.
ri-a :. alexandria ~ 3:l5 2. u, and It
Warrington $50 p. N.
Th3 ACCOM- MODATION T8AIN will
.oavh Washington nt ~ p ~. and Alexandria
81 =, J.. II. daily, except Sunday, snd arrive
5, Lee: burg y. 4 10 ,. IN. Leave Leestu-g Is!
g T. n. I'D grTivo ct alexandra t.. = Is q. m.
aad Y: hin Etoa o. 30 p. n.
~ Passengers from Washington will TAXI
tho Washington and Ohio cara ct Tao Baltimore
s Fo.oEsc i:ailroad station ate IL q. n, and 4, %
p.i;l., and 70 through wl.hou, change of CT: g.
III" GUj u. IL. train from Ale1an6rls and 81
j.. II. rain from Fond Hal connect st Round
Ell wi,h Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
:9r 5nickersviile: Be-ryville and Winchester;
also with ReameT' Line Of Coaches, which leave
Laeshurg daily for &ldie and Middleburg.
Both ltains, westward, make close connections
a! Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fair.
fax Court aouse.
Communication siSscas', 3 ass. peg mile
AanU&i aEc2ats, $50.
7. Il. aAYENEH,
&C. d--ti General Tickle. Ageot.
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Is RESTAURANTS.

EES HA U KIN u ISs
EORGE STEUEINAGETS
EXCHANGE RESTAURANT
No. 50 North Royal 81
Importer OF French Brandy
Holland Ola, Irish and Scotch Whisky.
st. Croix and Jamaica Rum,
Rhine, Sherry, Port. Madeira
and Clsrst Wines,
kuemmel Btters &c, Sc
OYSTERS end other delicacies always on
asnd and served promptly and in the. incest
manner. 80,
NORFOLK and LYNN HAVEN OYS-
rERS received daily. nov 9-ly
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FOB NORFOLK.

Tho elegant, now and eubs.ant!a: .s-=s T..
iron steamer LADY OF TIE LAX 4 5 fs:;5sse5
leaves the ccmpsny's wharf Washington, IiV-
cry MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and FIJI
DAY, ut FIVE o clock p. m, and Alexandria 81.
SEQ D. NJ; returning, Leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY end SATURDAY.,
q. o'clock D. m. This lino connects st Nor
folk with the ships of the Merchant and Nj
ners transportation Company for Boston SD
Providence and affo-aa the cheapest and best
route to those cities and their connections
Throughout. New Englsnd. Fsreto Norfolk "a {;
round trip SO. Tickets good until used
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RGGD AEEs I'D -.
COAL

GOAL COAL
Wo invita- tae attention q dealers and coa:
sunprs TO Cur lurge stock 81 Ga Il 8" ~
Prepared CCAii Of :ao ioiio "!aS Ss':c.it7:
LYkEN'E VALLEY,
IORBgkEY and
SaAMOklN RED ASH
WHITE ASH ifsee burning and haT4} Q.
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut sizes
and EkNAWHA SPLiNT, from Yves! Va.
Making Coal specislty, we Elm to keep only
Storage Yards, each variety is kept separate,
and is especially prepared for family use:
Yards loored, and sll Coal sent out WE'LL
SCREENED AND FREE FROM IAPURl-
TIES.
Dealers, families, public Institutions and man
ufactorieS supplied at lowest market rate-peT
ton Of 2240 lbs Il. j. MEHAFFEY & CO.,
feb1 Wharf and Yards foot of Queen st.
CoA1 GOAL
On My wharf snd to arrive during ho =oaeon
8 full stock OF
ANTHAEClTE
CUMBERLAND snd
WEST VIRGINIA GOALS,
of best quality,
end well scrored. will be pleased &c
supply my frienda and customers at lowest mar
ket price. Delivered 81 houses, cars or boats,
iaT II. Z. SMOOT.
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TAhEksDADB.

e. L., E;EA. MIDLAND 3 e.. s. Il. Z.
," JOHN s. BAESOUH. Receiver.
{ md after SUNDAY, December 15t,l 70
PASSENGER trains will run IS follows:
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l. ESTABLISHED 1900.
Gazette

ONE OF THE OLDEST AND K.sI
TABLISHED PAPERS TIr
COUNTRY.
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D. NORTH BOUND.


Connects with Ches & Ohio r. r. Ees: and
West. At Lynchburg with Atlantic, Miss. q
Chic 4. +. to and from Southwest Virginis,
Chattanooga, Atlanta, New Orleans Nashville,
Memphis, Little Rock snd sil points in Texas.
4! Dauville close connection with Richmond
and Danville Il. K. 70 ard from the Csrolinss,
Georgia, Florida, and, via Atlanta, with Mobile,
New Orleans and Southern Texas.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
T 60 8. Ii. snd Alexandria Is q. M. daily,
except Sunday arrive at S:rasburg at II % pm m,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West Leave St1ssburg 70 pm, Front Royal
4t3 p. m Markham 30 ?. m, Salem "a p. m,
Manassas ! o. p. NJ, arriving at Alexandra
s ~ p. m. Passengers for Washington and
North will leave Alexandria on Main Line
Lran at 8 20 p. N.
10. Middlebugg, daily connection at Plains
station.
For Uppcrrille, regular connection st Della
For WARRSNToN, lsavo Washington 8.
7 00 2. n. daily.
All trains MAKE good connections, a. WASH.
iagton. to aud from North and West..
dew Orleans sleeper leaves Washington
go y. m, running through without change,
connecting with through Sleeper to Florida.
Excursion tickets TO Jacksonville, Florida,
good to Msy 10Th, 1879, a. very low rate.
Through tickets sod St the lowest rates
nov % j. NJ. gROADUS, &. Z. A.
1879 GREAT 1870
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ TIE NORTH, WEST s. SOUTH WEST
DOUBLE TRACE,
STEEL Rails, SPLENDID SCENERY
s;AGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Nov. 10, 1871 q p. m.
TlELOKE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, COZ.
ner of Sixth and stl oota as follows:
For pnla New York and the East, 1870 snd
iG.i5 D. N. daily, with Palace Oars. Lima
tod Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars ".3l
III. daily, except Sunday. For PhiladoiFhia
$50 p. N. daily.
FOR PitLsburg and the Veg. H. 10 2. H. daily, Wit
2arlor Cara to Pittsbu-g; 7.4O p. M. dsi.
with r,aisco Csr TO Chicago.
Fer Csrandsigus and tho North, 7.d0 = n
daily, excep. Saturday, with PsIsce Car 20
Watkins. For Elnira, lu.lo a. III. daily,
For Baltincrc, Eco. 1856, $50 and 1910 a. w.;
l.Su 4 -. go. TAO and 10. 10 p. m. On Sun
day 10 10 a. H.; LOO, $50, I'D sad 10 10 p. N.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandra q, Ito. 8, 9, ~ and II ~, All
Lilo, ), 10, s, 6.U5 7. ard ll.S0 p. n On
Sundays 8 Il. m. and l.l5 sad 7p, %.
Trains loaTo klexardris for Washington, ! 10,
t!5 500, go. ID and II e. lag 3, u, ), 6.l5
nd p. n. d IL risht.
IN Sunday 1T s.GJ and IL t., m, and 10 p. No.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
QuunticU and Richmond, viii ioave AlexaE-
dri, d. 10 .. m. and 30 p 10. daily.
Ticko.s AMI information Can &c procured
principal raiirnsd s.slions and ticket office:
Southeast l.. ?. FARMER,
GonI. Passenger Egan.
FNaNK TUOMSUN
General Managor. nov9