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Goodbye, swsssiday, sood'byet. it.1 ar
Ihsvs so loved thee, but ! cannot hold thee,
Departing like adreau. the shadows fold thee;
Slowly Thy perfect beauty fades away
Goodbye, sweet dayl . az t'
Good: bye. sweet day, good hyel
Dear were Thy golden hours Of tranquil splen endor
Sadly thou yieldest tq the evening tender
Who vert 80 fair from thy first morning rsyl
Goodbye, swsst dayi
Good, bye, sweet day, good.byel -.
Thy glow and charm. thy smiles and tones and
glances .HL
Vanish at last, and solemn night advances.
Ah, eouldst thou. yet . little longer stayi
Goodbye. 'wee, daJ' -aa. , et.
Good, bye. sweet day, rood-byei r ,ga.
All thy rich gins my grateful heart remembers.
The while Iws,ch thy snnsets smoldering en-
y bers 4tlt i't iLt
Die IN the west beneath the twilight gray. yc
Goodbye, sweet dayl ss,-l tie1
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Prot. Huxley says: That mas has
liberal education pho has bses train
ed in youth that bis body Is the ready
servant Of his will. spd does with ease
and pleasure al the work that - a
mech asisu il 10 capable OF. the parts
OF whose intellectare OF equal strength.
ip smooth working order 70 forge tbe
sDchon. % veil - spin the scsnnsry
Of the mind; whose aisd = stored
9TH The great fusdansstaI truths Of
psfare. aud Of the laws Of Der opsr.-
iioss; one whose passions are trsipsd
s<ryspb Of . vigorous ~iIl ard . <s-
der essscis1cs; Who has Iesrsed to
lcye beauty. hate viIsoe<s. ssd rsspsss
Others - himself.
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CHURCHES.

notwithstanding at the Methodist
Church every Sabbath. Rev. A.A. Brown, Pastor
Observation-Disclosures at the Presbyte-
rinn Church on the second and fourth SAP
bathin each month by the Rev. W. l.. Kennedy.
PROTESTANT .EPISCOPAL.--Service every
sourth Sunday In each month at 10k O'Clock, A.
NJ, and 7p. m, tat st. Marks Church.)
BAPTIST.-Preaching at the Christian Church
on the third Sunday in each month, by Elder II
N. Burroughs.
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WINFIELD 9. HANCOCK.
His Wise and Patrlo tic Record
Upon Questions Of Pablic LIB.
4 ri l erty.- .T r.-.5

He Raises the Great. Shield Of the
Constellation for the Defence of the
Peoples Rights-He Maintains CIV
IL La,o against arbitrary Authority
He Defends the Principles Of Free
Government Under AH circumstances
-Sentimens and Language Worthy
of President George Washington.
(From the New York SUM-
Gen. Winfield s. Hancock rendered
services in the field during the war of
the highest Importance to the country;
but the services he rendered after the
close of hostilities were Of incalculable
value, and deserving of everlasting re-
mem brance. As commander Of the
Department of Missouri (1S66.'7) and
of the department of Louisiana and
Texas (ls67-'s) be had to dealt with
civil questions requiring the best states
manship and the soundest judgement !;
and the way in which he deaf with
them showed that he possessed the
qualities necessary for their proper
decision. In times of peril to the con-
stitutional rights of the states and to
the fundamental liberties of the people
he went to the full extent of his pow
er in maintaining those rights and
liberties, and made for himself a rec.
ord that the American people must
keep before their eyes in the days that
are now upon u.s. We have brought
together from his, orders. letters. and
speeches, while commanding the de-
partmeuts just named, few passages
of profound, permanent and practical
interest. aI5lg11u tEs 'a,,
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MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF, TO AND
FROM SAN MARCOS POST OFFICE.
Mails from Austin arrive at IL n.
p" San Antonio arrive at 2 P. M.
Above mails srrve and depart daily except SUM-
days.
Luling-arrives Tuesday and Friday at 4 P. n.
Departs Wednesday and Saturday att A. N.
Seguin-arrives Monday ats P. N. Departs Tues
day att A. n.
Blanco, via wimberly-departs Monday at A. N
Arrives Tuesday at 2. n.
oFrIcE HoUas:
Register and Money Order dept from A. NJ, to
4P. n. ,y.>r>
General Deiuery srom 8 A. NJ, to 9 PM
A. VOM STEIN, 2. M.
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ORDER NO. 0.-MILITARY AUTHORITY
GIVES WAY TO THE CIvIL-THE
PRINCIPLES OF AMERICAN LIBERTY
OUR LAWFUL INHERITANCE
The General Commanding is gratified
to learn that peace and quiet reign in
his department. It will be his -pur-
pose to preserve this condition OF
things. As a means to this greatend
he regards the maintenance ofthe civ
il authorities in the faithful execution
of the laws as the most efficient under
existing circumstances.
In war it. is indispensable to repel
force by force, and overthrow and de-
stroy opposition to lawful authority
But when ,insurrectionary force has
been overthrown and peace established
and the civil authorities are ready and
willing to perform their duties. the
military power should cease to lead, and
and the civil administration resume
its natural and rightful dominion
Solemnly impressed With these views
the general announces that the great
principles of American Liberty are
still the lawful inheritance Of this peo
ple and ever should be. The right ol
trial by jury, the habeas corpus, the
liberty of the press, the freedom oi
speech, the natural rights of persons
and the rights Of property must be pre-
served.
Free institutions, while they are es
sential TO the prosperity and happiness
of the people, always furnish the strong
est inducements to peace and order.
While the General thus indi'
Gates his purpose TO respect the liber
ties of the people, he wishes all to IN
ierstaud that armed incursioos or Tor
chile resistance to the law will be in
stantly suppressed by arms
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public good requires the Intervention
Of the military power for the repres.
sion Of disorders 10 the body polite,
aud for the punishment Of offenscs
against the existing laws Of the country
framed for the preservation Of social
order but that the Intervention ol
this power should be called for, or even
suggested by civil magistrates, when
the laws are no longer silent and civil
magistrates arc possessed in their re-
spective spheres, Of all the powers no :
cessary to give effect to the laws, ex
cites the surprise Of the commander Of
the Fifth Military District.
In his view il is Of evil example, and
full of danger, to the cause Of freedom
and good government, that the exercise
Of the military power through military
tribunals created for the trial Of often.
ces against the civil law, should ever
be permitted. when the ordinary pow
ers Of tho existing state governments
are ample for the punishment Of offend.
ers. if those charged with the admins
tration Of the laws are faithfulin the
discharge of their duties.
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THE ISrERPosITIoS OF THE MILITARY
POWER Foz THE TRIAL OF oRDIS-
AIRY OFFENCES WIEN THE CIVIL
COURTS ARE OPEN. FULL OF DAN
GEg TO LIBERTY
Uuust be matter Of profound re,
eret 10 all Who value constitutional
s,s~sDsat. .bai there .hoHld bs oooa-
ions IN ,sr,s oI esvii cSuDcsior When
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oGENERAb, DIRECTORY.
OFFQClAa..

sOFFaClAa.. s ia
cosossss sssxAx--srap p,srR,or, *. s.
Hes. coismbp, Upson. Of Bs>Ar county.
- > NssxAsoR -Sisr DfsvsIcf. - ~ -
Hon. L. J. Storey, Of Caldwell Co.
n n; asPsssss,XfivEs-e -earH DIssMcr;
non. ,. N. Holmes, q dusd.laps %,
Hon. W. r. Delany I"
-. pIsrsIcr couRr-,-l5rH DIsrRior.
Hon. l.. ". Moore, Presiding Judge. LaGrange.
rInss or HOLDING oouRr.
HAys.--ad Mondays In March and september.
~ 10 COUNTY oSsiosAs. - = al
Ed B. Kone, Judge County Court,
B. G. Hardin, District Clerk.
I'd. J. L. Green, County Clerk. +gs.f
O. T. Brown, County Attorney.
Jas. A, Wren, Sheriff. @. 9. Cock, Deputy.
g. v. groom'. 'u.tics Of Che Peace Pre-. No.
W. n. wyatt. - -s"A " "
II. a. Moxeans. County Treasurer.
A. Heatoh, Assessor. .'i' '-i 'Hi iN.i
Joe. Q. Eve, Surveyor. -.
2 D.R. : HHssaia'' Hss.a Oes''r Precinct No. ],
Peter Schmidt, g..
John II. Patterson. Constable. :. -..-,--
TINES OF HOLDING CoUHrY AND PRECINcf CouRrs-
Criminal County Court-lst Monday In each
month.
County Court for Civil and Probate business
LIST Monday in February April, June, August, Oc.
tober and December.
Commissioners' Court-2d Mondays in February.
Nay, August and November.
Justice Court Precinct No. list Friday In each
month. San Marcos.
Precinct No. 2-2d Friday in each month MtCity.
SD % Wimberley's Mill
/" e. +-4th Dripping Springs.
fr- TOWN OFFICERS,
MayQr-H. B. Cofneld.
Council-w. o. Hutchison, T. R. Fourqurean, l..
w. Mitchell, D.P. Hopkins, P.R. Turner
Il. Lyell.
Council meets the first Tuesday In each month.
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iii \. ,ccord;r. "a shs ~, srush srd
inst;co of M c.n,s II LII. v;lkous
oua.t;on he hird;n, .,a ~ coscln.iva
rro, =. upor ~. Govs,r 80. , M,
,hs ,ccr.sd , "A rror ~. vc,Ids -
M .honia ~ con,v,;c,.d "a, ro Ssc;s;on, !, u y
our. couid rassu. him from ~ h.pd,
~ .ha la 10 ha !. .ecr;.Asa o., H.,
NJ =. ~. ;nro,o,,.s ~, 4. ~ d ~, !,
sequence. If va autioipata IL trial Il
the civil court our iudsmeus, vLe.hsr
for The acoused or against him viii
have. and ought to have. NO eject upon on
tho Jurors. IL cannot, even be, made
Known TO them. and .uv atlempt 10
;nAnanca otbom- nv "A vould iuuuatlv .be
regarded as, an obetruotion oe ,ublio
Iustioe. Ontha other b.nd. bis CON- 81.
viotiou there would be oonclusivs eVi.
dence Of bis euilt. and his acuu;ttal
will relieve him Of the neoassitv az
shovinv ANYTHING but tha. ,acoya IT
do mt nronosa n nos,pons ;ndsan;ts.
Is INT s;mplv a. .d,onrs Stot, AZ 5 4
dov until ths sv;lsnoe unon the snb.
isct of our ;nou;rv ,h.,l rsc.;,s that
dafn;te and conc,.,;,s .h..a vh;ch
will .ba ;,nnras;ad unon n hs INA ,s,.
dict az The iurv. ~ NATL ouf aotios.
h.v;ro hoen refar,od ~ Aha Wa De.
....man, .;.h az. o,;,;., ,h.. orr
rroo..d;r.. .hor,d h. .,.vsa du,;n.
the prooeedinra of kha Oourk of law,
sball have been confirmed. Ia case Of
.cou;ttol bv tbe civil court. the n funo.
t;ons Of tb;, court viii pot.nocssssrilv
have terminated. The accused m,y bo
rrororncsd ;rnooent ~ .rv ar;me
...;r.. ,ha .t.tn,.. .,d vet ba su;Itv
soms -. vh;ch tha mil;s:rv l.v mlsht
run;sb nv exr,,l,;or from tba arnv.
r. $50 of .ocr;,..i hs maj, ;r.,se m.
on shov;r. - ma that hsI h.s' ao.a
ro.b;n~ ;roon.;.tans nth "tha conduot
- an of;osr mi , vanslem,r" /" g The
s-.;ol. og ,v,r ,rr.. hrt ~. srxSfsnd
I;mror,o l. ouestjor'l /. "Gr;itv :, not
a;o,.d2u .nd .h;., a.. - ls,.ilv 80.
wa~sd o,l. .v . inv - h;s .orr,,v.
WSASN VIZ - JSsS - NessSs~~~esss'
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Business Cards, one Inch er loss one year. Ss 90 90
Cards In Business Directory: one year, ~ w
chsrssd Ono Dollar per square for the hrst In
sersion, and Fifty Cents per squ..e for each aad,.
tional insertion. A square is the space S%S SI
inch. Fractional squares will be counted ID 'u'
Local and Business Notices will be charged ten
cent? per line for the drst insertion, ana e'gnt
cents per line for each additional insertion. oo
Announcing candle for ofiee, county nv
Obituary notices Of over ten lines charged N
one. half advertising rates. -...-.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE ETRAv
ga : ELdNG PUBLLC.a

The large and increased travel via the "SUN-
SER ROUTF," renders necessary ADD rIONAL
ACCOMMODATION for Its patrons. Tho Manage
ment have therefore deemed IL necessary to place
a Night Train on their schedule, which leaves
Houston for San, Antonio at 5:35 p. n. (Sundays IS
excepted;) arriving at $50 o'clock A. N.
On this train will be found Sleeping Cars and
elegant Day Coaches, which have been fitted up
exclusively for this run. Berths in Sleeping Cars
have been placed at the moderate price of 81 SO
and 81 90, according to location. t.D
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sTAsk any Ticket Agent in the United States
or Canada for Tickets Over ThD Line, and you
will get them. They will also Check your Bag
gage Through over this Reliable and Ever Popu-
lar Route.
Pirst-class In every respect are the Dining Halls
and Lunch Counters ou this line.
The elegant Parlor Cars Of the wason Manu-
sacture are rur on Day Express Trains.
T. W. PIERCE, Js., q. p. A.
Houston, Texas
JAS. CONVERSE. Sept ta
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South Bound.
Mail. E,n-a,,

Mail, Southwark. connects st Gordonsvi's
with Cbes. = Ohio r. e., bsst and West 1;
LyncLburg connects With Atisntic, Miss
Ohio K k, through south ~sst Virginia !,
Nashville, New Or:ean. Memphis, Little Rcrs
snd Texss-anc 81 Dsnville with Richmond
Dsnvile 4, K , to South end Southwest
Express Southwsr connects 8; ttordonsr!ie
to ali points on Ches & Chic K. +. and at Dan.
vile for oil Loiuts South. k.s! ard S nth
MIXED TRAILS for Main Line ieave g..
eIandris daily except Sunday, SGO'a C., 81!
II 30 g.. N, and returning arrive Al AeyaIt..
For MN ASSas LINE leave Wssairg,o,
I 10 a. 10. and Ale,andris 7 IS s. a., dsy
except Sunday, arrive ii Slrasbu.g st u 70 , H.,
connecting with tee Vulay Ruad Kas. n;
West Leave StlSsnurs : 81 =. u. arriving st
Alexandra 81 &C l. u.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
ISIOH leaves A!exsEdris Tuesdsy, ThuGst>7
and Saturday, 1t Q ca N, sud returns Nor.
day, wednesday .rd Friday, at2 sc ., N.
Fo1 &iddleSuTs, daily conEecuon al plsi2.
station
For Upperville, regular connection 81 lis.
plane,
For WAEHENTOH, ie.v4 w.gairs,or 6,
! 10 &. q. d.i,s end m. every Monday,
thursday slc Saturday. accommodation tran
will leave M"rrentou every Monday, Thur;Gsy
end Saturday 81 10 Is a. u.. and arrive Ia
Alexandria ~ II 81 y N. and Washington a.
II IS p. N. On Mondays only train viii leave
Wsrrenton st IS 3. m and arrive in AleIs2.
dria at 35 a. IN sT.d Washington q, S nj.
All trs!ns make good connections, at WISH.
ington, 10 and from North ard West
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington J.
I 10 8. IN. running through witho out cLar,e,
Parlor Csr Will leave Washington for White
Sulphur daily. except Sunday u. 10 Il N.
On Express train, leaving Wsshin ston ~ &c %
| p. nj Msrk's Adjustable Reclining Chsr CIR.
With extra charge only si.o0, through to
UanvIsr.
Pul man Sleeping Ger from Phisdelphia e
White n pnur Springs without Oh ,ngg.
Pullman Slice, ing Cars between White SUI.
lhur Springs eud On ,-leston. 5. e., without.
change.
Through tickets very low to the South AZ !.
o. thWeet,
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e + CREAM
FOR THE WARM WEATHER.

uM&ON lDE CREAM,
VANILLA IEE C%EiM,
SIX : " bSKHY ICE CEhi.M,
WAIkk ICK1.
SODA WATXR,
ICE CUSTAED
BkEA , LIE, 12) King street. will sell ice
cream at the same rates, notwithstanding tie
ice far inc Ee rtu'd grade his crosm BY the
price" but his cream would lose the good name
that yesrs of fair dealing have won t rit he
asks that persons abroad ordering "erans giles
Cream" from third parties will assure themselves
inst the cream sent is certainly from Ms estnb.
!istm 1T He warrants his cresm and does not
wish that Inferior cream msy injure its repu.
tstlon.
His healthful handmade csnGias, free IF term
alba or glucose, have been largely purchased
durlT tbs past season To thote who have used
them he refers for testimony of their exec enca
Cream PLfs, Tarts and Pastry, Ca1d."s and
Iaty Of III kinds Pies g specially, Fruits.
Mt, Cos ctioneIies, Csromels, and Susarod
Fruits. His CAKES, Black. Fruit Pound.
Je' ~ and Fancy. Ornsmented snd .lsin, are
sold cheaper tksa they can DO manufactured ct
homo
He caters fer families and entertainments.
myl2tf
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tar CLYDE's STEAM LINES WEEK
sse8S& LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROV1.
DENCB AND BOSTON L
Steamers !esye alexandra EVERY Tups
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
URDAY. oA1'
This line connects at Alexandria with .ho,
A. & NJ. and w s. o. T. Rs, anG At Pb;isd ~
phis with Clyde's regular Steamships for r.
River, Providence and Boston, A''
Freight forwarded with promptness and caro-
No charge for transfer in PHILADELPHIA scl
wharfage in Boston. Quick time Frarra a.,
departures, Through rates and tbronsbe Iii
OF lsdlng given. Insurance at the lowast -stas
Agents:
+. 4. REED, Alexandria.
WA IYOE & CO., Ph1lsdelptis
JOHNSON & CO.. Wssh. 8 Georpt'n
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Steamers Of this line will run Is follows:
LSDr UP TIE LAKE.

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, st 30 o clock p.m.; returning leave
Norfolk on alternste days at 400 D. m.
This staunch iron steamer has just been paint.
&c throughout, statsrooms newly furnished and
carpeted, and is the hsndsomest IS we'll S. the
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chesspeske
Day, snd ls tho only STEAMER making close con.
nect'on With the New York and Boston steam
ersi also connects with Rich nond steamers and
railroad lines ouLb. Stops st PINEf POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
FIRE. first class 81; round trip ST. so
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Se:Sc e k5IS aGaiG's,

sTCk K&Hr-HrUHG no. IS Csmsrcn ST.,
:, 6e;ween fsicfsx end Lee AppI: 10
Up e-lf }. b y uEDU2
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Opening t.0d Ci.sai:lE o3 fhe 2s.st.s.
CLOSING.
Washington, .. Q, ;sor.a and .1or.hasste,l
Gsis IL N. and - ., II.
Western mails 30 and 8 IS > n.
Southern mails, VIZ. hlcAmULG, Va, 8 o. q
M and % snd GG p III.
South and Southwestern nais. via Lynch.
burg, Vifsiais, i co y. N. End Is .. m.
Alexandria to Lynchbur2 Vs., (w"y nails
including through malls. $ CD u N aat 90 D. 10.
GordOEsVii;e sid Charlottesville, Va. ~ g.
q. and " D. 10.
MsEaas.s DIVISION { GO a o.
Alexandria 20 Round Hill "a, IS l. IN
OPENING,
NortheTn and Western naiie, via Washing.
ION, u, o., 50 q IN. sGd Z Vi and u 90 D. H.
Southern nlalis, via Hichmond. Va, 8 30 8. 10
and OG p, IN.
Southwestern msis via Lynchburg, Virginia,
GthIoug9 E2allaj Including Way IG@iis on Midland
ksircad, 20 u IL.
ManEasas Division 80 2. NJ
Round 4ill TO alcxan Iris, Va 80 q. m.
Office HoUrs--Galco opails 81 5 81 s. H., and
closes al 03 .. III.
Sunday Hours-Otlcs opens ri is q. ~, and
closes 1t 80 y. N.
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STES.n ERS r. G. E.rIGHTaJvG SOayy
GERS0JV'
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CLEANERS,

n oT1oE.
P0T0.nSC FERRY CO.'S. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON T6H POTOMAC RIVER
On and otter Sunday, July 18th,
Will leave IS follows:
Steamer T. Y. AFRO WS SMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S wharf, loot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and To URS.
DAY, at 30 NJ. for leoasrdtoun and all
int mediate lsndings
steamer ii Yni,C leaves EVERY MON.
DAY, WEhR ESDAy snd FRIDAY, at 80
,. m for kiGss'o End intermediate landings.
GEU. +. PHILLIPS Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
). - DG Eff. agent jyl7
r o1lch.
CHANGE OF TINE.
Ga and after Wednesday, May 26th, the
| boats of the POTOMAC FERRY CO. will run
| IS follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
6W I 81, 50, 30 10 80 and II 30 M, and
Il &c, 50. : 80. 8 80. 80, 5 30. Is and 7 o. NJ
LEAVE WaSHlNGTON:
| . 81, 80, 8 80. 9 So 10 30 and II 30 q. m, ard
tz3o, 80, 2 50. 8 &c. 4 80, 30, s 30 and 80
p. N. --
On SuDdsy tbs first trip from each end will be
| a. 80 d, Ii.
n.y25 GEO. Y. PHILLIPS, Msnaser.
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FOR POTGM4CRIyEp

sTE!7-HER JOHN ". THO.uPSOx
EVERY MONDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-.
URDaY At7.30 a. m returning Oh alternate
days.
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The steamers Of this company make connec.
tons Al Norfolk for Boston and all points East
al New YORK with all points West and North
Wost, and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and freigh. handled care.
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to F.A REED, Ayent.
Jenney's wharf
SAMUEL BACON President.
Office under NATL. Metrop Bank,
sep zI-tl Washington, D. O.
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1880 GREAT 1880
Pennsylvania HUUTE

Pennsylvania RUUTE
TO THE NORTH, VEST & SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK
STEEL Rails, SPLENDID SCENREy
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
July rs, 1880
Trains leave Washington from depoC OF Bh...
TIhORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner Of Sixth and ST. aeta. as follows;
For Philsdelphis New York and shs East. IL 20
1000 2. II daily, with Palace Cars. L,r4
tied Express of Pullman psrlor Cars 93Os
IN. ds'Iy, except Sunday. For Philsdcpl.o
"a y. u. daily.
Sor pittsburg and the West $50 a m with
Parlor car 10 F.tt.burg and Sleeping Car to
Louisville ind Uhlcsso lC.4u a. N. daily;
I4u o. m o. y, with rslsce Car to Chicago.
For CsnandaiSus and the Nortp, SUI \ N.
except Sunday and 741 =. m. daily, a1cep.
Saturday, WITH Palsce Car Usnandsigus
Cor Watkins, lO.4O q. II. daily except Sqa.
For Baltimore, 6 a. SOL $50 and 1910 a. H.:
2l0, 42O, A. Al, lac and 900 p. n
On Sunday, $40 and l0.40 g. NJ; $50, 10
and 9.4a q. N.
For Pope's Greek Line, A. a. No. and a. IN.
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, = Ala o.. and 44) .. u i.S
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Ale1andrIs w, ~, and Ii 8. NJ. AMI
la' %, II Is, q aud ll3O p. nj. sunday s..
I, AID ii y m. and { U, N
trains leave AlekErdria for Washington, so
6.G0 nd 10 s. Ia, u d Y 50, 3, s. Z 905 o. m.
and IL night.
On Sunday 81 500 and 10 q. H. and and 8 Oj
THROUGH TRAIN FOB TIE s0UTH. ri.
2uantlco and Richmond, will leave AleZan-
arla al J ~ :. ~. daily and ~ p. m. daily
| except sunday.
| Elckets and information can be procured a.
principal rsilrosd stStions and ticket Offices
Southeast LIP. FARMER,
FRANK TaoMsoS ' - ''''nS't Assn"
| General Manager my2i
w AsHIkGToh & oH1o EA1LsoAD
sUMMsR SNT-Two Train.
Daily Except Sunday between Ale1snd.l.
| and Round dill.
Beginning May II, 1880.
Leave Wssh!ngto o. 10 o. M. sud - p. NJ.
ana Ale1sndr ia At 905 =. m. i 25 D. u pass
40 .. N !; and arrive OF Round Hi st IL m.
ana 70 q. m. Leave Round Hill st 30 q. m.
snd ~ 81 p. Nj pass Lees burg golr 2 eastward
At ~ u. N and 10 D. M; and srriVe at Alex.
seoria at 8 10 =. m. and Is D. No., and a.
] %asbl1stos g: 8 IS % and Is D. %,
| % Passengers from Wash,aglon will take
the Washington and Ohio cars d: tae Baltimore
| & fotoinsc Railroad station ii " a. M and 4l0
| .; d., and 60 through to kound Hill withou.
| change Of cais
The sos am. train from Alexandria andl23O
| z. N. train from Refund Hll connect with
heamer's Line Of Coaches, which leave Lees
oGIs daily for Aldie and MiddleburR.
both trains, westward, make close connections
81 Vienna with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
fs1 Court House.
communications tiCSets, "a cts per mile
Annual sich eta, $50.
Il T. HAVENER.
hyi5--i General Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-30
Opening suss Civsing OF the Hs..t.s.

Members o. tha St&;e Central COMMITTEE tor ia
Eighth ConaressiLnel District Of VirsiDit.