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HAB3SEEE'51l1Y
HAS NOW ORGANIZED
the following
CLASSICS:


Arithmetic o; Bookkeeping and Busi-
ness training, i: Algebra, | Elocution,
Reading and Spelling, 9 , English Ian
guage, Composition, Grammar and hhot-
oric, s (; Latin, A; Greek, 2; German, In
gIaphy 4; Penmanship, 8; Kindergarte;
Work, l.
Classes will soon be formed in Theory
aud Practice of Teaching English Liter
ature, French, Geometry, Englisn ana
General History, Art, and Music.
1t is specially desired that young chill
dren, who are to receive their education
at this institution, enter before they
learn their A b q.
The most thorough preparation for the
highest grade colleges will be provided,
far beyond college preparation as they
wish.
To young ladies this institution Will
offer every desirable opportunity for ro-
bust physical and intellectual training OF
an advanced character.
Young men Intending to enter business
life, will here have unusual advantages
for general culture and close drill In the
principles of practical Arithmetic and In
Accounts.
To ut teachers for their work by . eouras
Of sound Theory and Practice wall be the
aim OF the Normal Department..
only rational principles and natural
methods that have the cordial approval OF
all great educators will be employed In
the instruction of our pupils.
WIN. @. NOVEL;, A. M,
Principal.
Residence, COS W. Tenth street.
nOy9.
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coon CONDITION.

Financially, the wilmington % Nop,
thern Railroad Is now In nrs'-class oUa
msnt. are being effected. The stations
ara being repaired and repainted, and
"aoaral oid station sheds have been re-
placed by pew and tasteful structures
The road has been largely improved oy
ths Introduction OF steel rails, and Iur,
many abrupt curyes-is contemplated
The freight business OF the road as nas
largely increased, and the passenger
traffic is encouraging.
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Dennis Kane, charged with sncoura-
sing George McLaughing in casting all
illegal vote in the Second ward, had =
hearing yesterday morning before Chief
Supervisor Valentine, and was dismiss
ed, il not being proven that Kane knew
the mans not being entitled to vote.
Francis Vincent has received q postal
card from one General Austin Barley,
who ran for President of the United
States in Leonardtown, Nd, stating that
had he been elected he intended to ap-
point Mr.. Vincent Secretary OF State. -.
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GERMAN CARP.

DR.. E. G. Shortlidge, Of this city,
will 90 to Washington, to day, and en-
deavor to procure quantity of Ger
man carp, from the United Statos Fish
Commission. II he obtains the desir-
ed quantity he proposes to stock the
waters of Red Clay Creek and proba-
bly place some in the Brandywine.-
The carp is said to be finely favored
fish, and we'll adapted to the waters of
this locality.
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CASE NEW CASTLE.

Yesterday County Constable William William
in m this city. on a warrant issued by k.-
nnire Richardson, of New Castle, on
complaint Of Mary oiesFo .,sbs, wa0 on hsr Hn.
born child. The prisoner s,na WI sa hafore
EoW Enn,ys Richardson, who required him
to farni,h bail to indemnity the Trus- st-
,oas W ~ of the Poor. Cooper Is srotner
70 oVI .be a one who beat officer Chambers on
Monday night.
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Amusements.
"PIRATEs OF PENZANcE."

On Saturday evening, Gilbert and
Sulllvan's opera Of the "Plrates Of fen-
zance" will be presented in the Opera
House by company composed Of the
best artists selected from the four CON-
panies last year that were under the
management OF D'Oyly Carte.
The opera will be presented with
every attention to detail. Mr.. Carte
will bring his own orchestra and scenery.
In speaking of the presentation Of the
opera last season in New York, the Trl-
bune of that city says:
The Fifth Avenue Theatre was crowd
ed last night, and laughter rang there
loud and long. The splendid audience
assembled to see "The Pirates of Pen
zance" witnessed most brilliant and
complete success. The
music is fresh, bright, elegant and mer-
ry, and much of ii belongs to higher
order of art than the most popular Of
the tunes of "Pinafore." There are
little gems of melody; and there are
duos and concerted numbers of the most
delicate device and the most careful con-
struction, of which Mr.. Sullivan has a
good right TO be proud. Whether the
principal airs are destined to be strum-
med in all our parlors and whistled in
all our streets remains to be seen. They
will last longer if they escape such flat
tering hard usage. Add to the sparkling
text the excellent music, the droll situa-
lions, and ar unusual abundance Of
laughable "business," the futher charm
Of a series of stage pictures, in which
beautiful scenery and the glow Of light
and color are deftly used TO heighten
the effect of very pretty groups and we
| have a catalogue OF attractions to which
the public cannot remain insensible.
During the present month there will
be a number of first class performances
in the Opera House, including Rices'
| Bijou Opera Company in the "Spectre
Knight" and Annie Pixley in IN 'liss''
\ on Thanksgiving night.
| Hernandez, who advertises himself as
being the monarch of MagIcians and
Ventriloquists will give performance
| in slight Of hand, in the Opera House
this evening, Every person who attends
will receive a present, which he all
| nounces will be of value.
1 I'm I.NwVV fnUT
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COURT HOUSE APPLICANTS.

VIM. Il. Lee is an applicant: for the
position of day janitor at the new
Court House and bailitf of the Levy
Court. James A. O'Donnell and Jno.
NJ. Enos are applicants for the posi-
tion of night janitor, and James Nc
Sorley, late engineer at Beggs brick
ward, who was discharged because he
acted as special police on election day,
is an applicant for the position Of en-
gineer at the Court House, and is well
recommended.
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Tho e,rs+ Young Garfield.

Wilmington SO far as heard from, is
the first to boast of a white infant named
after the successful candidate for Presi-
dent of the United States. On Saturday
night babe was born in the family OF
l.. Fletcher Thomas, No. 6lO W. Ihird
street, and being Of the male persuasion
it was promptly named James Abram
Garfield Thomas.
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rhe,nspec,or's Contest.

Council met last evening to hear the
Inspectors contest of Cloud ss. Lynn, but
neither the parties in the contest nor the
witnesses were present, as it was under
stood this case would go over until the
Councilmanic contest was concluded.
Thereupon Conncl postponed further
consideration Of the case for three weeks
and adjourned for this purpose until
Tuesday evening, November S0th.
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WEDDING BELLS.

Tonight Harry Slapler, Esq, formerly
of this city, but now rising young at
tol ney of the New York city bar will be
united in marriage to Miss Helen,
daughter of J. Taylor Cause, Esq, at
the palatial residence Of the brides
father, on Pennsylvania Avenue.
An interesting wedding is arranged
to come of at tho Church OF the Coyen'
ant parsonage, No. 627 W. Third street,
Rev. J. l.. E.tlin, pastor, on Thursday
NIGHT week.
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THE MAN WITH ONE MAJoRITYi

RED BANK, Nov. 9.--Judge Scudder,
Of the Supreme Court, has ordered re-
count of the ballots In the Second As
sembly district, 10 take place at Free
hold on Saturday. BY the count already
made by the district judges of elections
and Board of County Canvassers ma
jority of one was found for Chas. Allen,
DEM, over Grover II. Lufbur ow, Rep,
and Allen was given the certificate.
Lufburrow, it is said, will abide the re-
suit Of the next count and not contest
the seat before the Legislature.
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FOR PROVIDENCE MILL.

Two large double masted schoon-
ers arrived at the Elkton wharf last
week loaded with poplar wood for
the Providence Paper mill now own
ed by Mr.. Singerly Of Philadelphia.
The one which arrived there on Fri
day, with its cargo of sixty cords,
belonged to Governor Hall, of Della
ware the other arriving on Satur-,
day, with cargo of a hundred cords,
was from the Rappahannock river,
Va.-Elkton News.
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Ibave suffered from q kidney difficulty
,,r ,he mast len years, accompanied with
nsryous spasms. Physicians gave me
mt temperary relief, but after using three
and one-half bottles Of Warner's SAFE
Kidney and Liver cure, my n1lvo1s age u
~ wears. / recommend this great remedy
10 ali suffering from nervous troubles.
w OH MRS. NARY REESE.
ros,on. Pa. novl0-2w.
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EnL they he continued, is daily
i BY Republicans in this city in
t.acs to the employees in the gov
bat service. The question cannot
BADLY answered. But all the Gins"
Enl tie election is over, are found
|srOng advocates Of Hayes Civil
ta reform policy. 1t suits them
|atio remain quietly in Office four
b and then to help the party TO win
th 10 extend their terms four years
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WAR IN CAROLINE.
now THE NEGROES SOUGHT TO BULL
DoZE wHITR DEMOCRATS.

now THE NEGROES SOUGHT TO BULL
DoZK wHITB DEMOCRATS.
A correspondent of the Democrat, of
Denton, Caroline county, Maryland,
writes:
In August last, on a certain Thurs
day afternoon between 2 and 3 O'Clock
the colored folks run certain crowd
of white men from the Campground at
Bethel, and since that time0they have
made their threats that the white men
Of Concord should not vote for Han
cock and English, at fredericksburg, on
the 2nd day OF November. The white
men, disregarding their threats, de-
posted their ballots and on their re-
turn from the polls were confronted
by rs or { colored folks and forbid.
den to pass. The white men jumped
from their vehicles and fought their
way through the dusky mound, woun-
ding the colored peoples captain, Joe
Clarkson ard some twenty five OF their
men. The colored felix's arsenal was
well supplied with ammunition, NC, but
they were forced to beat hasty re-
treat. Twelve of the Concord regi-
ment put the enemy to fight.
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SENATOR HAToH, who

SENATOR BATON, who leaves ths Sen
ate Chamber next March, was printer
and editor of the Hartford. Connecticut,
Democratic paper, and his successor is
printer and editor of the Hartford Re-
publican paper. The Hartford printers
and editors appear tosbe heldIin high es-
TEEN az Representative men.
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A PROMISING COLT.

w, S. Martin, of WIllowdale, Chester
county. Pa has a six-year-old colt, sired
by "Voluuteer." and which is a half
brother of st. Julian, Rarus, and other
ca,sbra,ed trotters. This fine colt has al
re DIV shown great speed and gives
promise of doing no discredit to It's IL
lu,trious stock,
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REAL ESTATE SALE.

hotel property, No. W. Third street,
now occupied by w. W. Anthony. He
contemplates tearing down the entire
building early In the spring, and erect
In its place one of the finest saloons In
this city, with all the modern improve
meuts.
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B shall soon have to become famili-
Eib tie tone of the new court house
h As the hammer strikes the
Lao sound rings softly over the
rlen part Of the city that never
IEthe sound Of a court house bell
iN. The gearing Of the clock will
Ek completed,
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DI Z D.

PLUNKETT.-On Monday the 9Th Inst,
James A. Plunkett, aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends sarerespeetfully
invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, 626 w. Second street, on
Friday morning al o'clock. To proceed
to old Catholic cemetery.
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Any father who goes out and puts tar
on top of his front gate after dark must
be L. st to all sense of humRnity.-Nots SO
the one who buys bottle of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup for his family.
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|EPOol aud Manchester have been
FalallT connected by telephone.
4 rpOl AMI London will soon be
Eth lie same manner.
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Meetings Ts.Ntzhe.

WEDNESDAY.
Hope Lodge, No. s, l. o. Q. #.
Champion Lodge, No: K. ofP.
Oriental Lodge, No. ID, x: of p.
HsTmony Lodge, No. s, A. o. G. +.
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"BECAME SOUND AND WELL"

& V. PIERCE, M. D.:
Dear Sir:-My wife, who had been III
for over two years, and tried macy 9th
or mcdicidos, became sound and well BY
using your Favorite Prescription. My
niece was also cured by its 1se after sew
eral physicians had failed to do her any
good. Yours truly,
pov8-6t THOMAS J. METHVIN.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-10

IL ia odd that frost kills yellow feveI
mt does not check smallpox. We know
nov ever that itimakes DIR. Bulls Cough
syrup go like hot cakes.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-10

NEW ADVERTIsElIEMTS.
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This 10 the only Lottery ever voted on ana
endorsed By the people Of any State.
unprecedented Attraction !
VI Over Half Million Distributed.
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Alexandrla QDazelie
EVEN'G., FEBRUARY &c

MONUMENT TO GEORGE WAsHIHGrON 49,
A movement for The erection Of nonn
n .At III Val s.!.rt 70 G.ug. Wa5Einatou wac
begun 10 New York on Saiulday at s!eciot
m -tlns IT ut Chauhcr Of Comm re-. tie
It ctfc. akr" ty WastilCion as rrc f st
i. I'd Il, -, a. i e. S.a"s Was adniUi. e.
ed y Cha bot Lt.,nl s, on, lu Federal Ila
ID. -,ooG 10 " al rir,cr, ou ihr Pot uuS to
CT. led By the sub treasury of the Uulicd s s;,s,
snd it is proposed 70 commemorato this cr.
mcDy. which complat,d the organic AItn Ct
the patton, by the erection Of monument Ct
Washington in that l,ciIify. Tho novcu enr
is N he hands Of mrn whO have the meats 10
NIX II as:ly su(C,ss, ard tits hIy r1bablr
ttas the statute OF Washington will IN due tine
to comnctc j. IA Interesting lac;d ut Of the
meeting arose from the mcDtiGo OF "Gcn.rsl
Washington" 10 y resolution offered by Nr.
William h. Dodge Col. Frederick A. Cock
licg, who was prcscrt. Immediately moved As
an amandmcnt that the word General" be
changed to George" ''btcansc it was as
George Washington and not SIS General Wash
iagton that he was cLshrncd in the hearts Of
hia ccuntrymcu." Tho amendment IVES ap
plauded and tho suits tuition Immediately 10 adc
by Mr.. Dodge
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LEGAL Ess'gHdIES.

VIKGINIa, set: In tho Clerks cili,o Of
" Fairfax Circuit Court February IL, $780,
Sarah Z. Smith VS.. +. -. Richardson, trustee
Otis Bigo!ow and Julian Walters.
Memo. The object Of this suit is to set ssiie
and declare null and void deed from said
Richardson trustee, to said Walters, conveying
. certain tract Of land in Fairfax county; that
tho said Richardson may BIO enjoined from dis
bursting the said purchase money or any sur plus
lhereot mat may remain IN hands that the said
Julian Walters may be enjoiled from taking
possession of tho said place, or in any wise dis.
turbing that OF the orstrix to said suit.
happening ~ affidavit filed that OTIS Bigc-
low, ono OF the above named defendants, is q
non resident of tho State Ct Virginia, it is order
ca lnat nc appear here within ono month after
the publication Of this order, and do what is no.
cesssry TO protect his interest in this suit.
Il c'py-teste:
L. w. EICuAKO:ON, D.Ul
lLomHs Moorr, p q. Iebl7-wlw
VIRGINIA: In tho Clerks ctico OF tho Gel
poratlcn Court Of the city OF Alcxandria
on The 3lst day {" Janusry, 1850.
Emily Mills, by her next friend, Stnphon Might
ingalo: complainant agsins! William Mills,
defendant. IN chGncefy.
Mono Tho obj ect Of this suit is to obtain q
| dissolution from The bonds Of matriinony
Tho defendant, William Mills, not
having entered his appearance and given
security according 10 tho aC! cf Assembly
and tho rules Of this Court, and it ap.
pcaclng by affidavit that no is not resident ni
tsis State, 1t Is ordered that tho said defendant
appear hero within ono month after duo publca-
tlon OF this order, and do what is necessary TO
protect his interest in this suit; and that copy
oil this order be forthwith inserted in the AlcX-
@ndrlA Gazette, Il newspaper published in the
CITY OF AlcHandra, once u week for four sue.
| cesSlvc weeks and posted ut the front doc: Of
| The Court House OF this city. a copy, test:
MurTON MAKrh tierk.
Snm'L g Brent r.T ian 3l-w3w
NIRssINiH, 10 w's:-In Tho Clerks Office of
the ii'c1it COM. Of Fatisx county, Feb
ruary j.. 1850.
Ih"ocss : p, Thomas Jones. Roger Jones, Gtir-
IN +. JOnet, III bis n~u right and IS davsce
ofCnd waller Jones, decsrsed j oscuh = Jones,
Armstcad Blackwell, Roger Blackwell n"d
Arm=te.d 1ackwe!l, jr., compnusnss, aganst
s'"uit-I Y. AarlIH, ioUtgu + Martin, Charles
u M.rin crsnus l. Mn rtin, S;arsh @. Mar.
to, h".on = Marun, -@n hiIza arLn, HIS
l"r J GthttiA. Martin int-ht name
Uak""~A, Jpfn Fsnacis4v aid @aun, lis
vie, IA n. lr"ils, Ill :. IaGt,s, Eepa
ihI'n 3nntia. Ia! lantia, E!iz ii. IanLis,
10. "Ta, c's a'.t Mary Ensis, t,f=nt!GHts
Mcin: b" uJ+c, II ibis sui. Is 10 obtsia :.
oe..rr" Ter The ~" o :. trsC. If lard sing in
T..ri"H equity, uuGleiniGg 3T2 acres, aaG dix
tr!bUin lhr proceeds to these entitled.
II appearing ~ affidavit flied THAT the sboyn
Gn'thd "hta ARE hon residents C tho Sta,a of Viz
gIHia |! Is ordered that they appear within ono
ln"nth alto: due publication borsof, end 30 whzt
10 necessary to protect their interests.
a cppg-tcsto:
+. d. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Inomns Moore. p. feb lS-w4w
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.BRENGLE'S
G 0 n / /. 6 TITO n ERY.

Fl. BkEEGLE, 10 king street, hss every
thing nice for Inc season.
Hn is now making specially OF PURE
FRENCH CAN DIES hand made, Of tho best
:ugar and most delightful ilsvors Wal ranted free
from terra lbs, glucouSo, sud other injurious
mixtures, which make some candies cheap and
dangerous. His Ceromels AID Sugsred Fruits
are not 10 Bis surpassed
His CAKES, Black, Fruit. Found, jelly and
Fancy, OrGamented and Plan ara sold cheaper
than they can be manufactured Mt homo
Brenglu's Ice Cream is orc Of tho Alexandria
staple manufactures. lts praise hiss long beon
in every ones mouth.
Cream Puis, Tarts and Pastry, Candies and
Tshy OF all kinds
Pics specially, Fruits, Nuts, Confectionories
Water Ices end al the dclicaccs OF tho season.
Oysters, the pick Of the market, and cheap AS
cheapest in MI styles Nice comfortable rooms
TO servo ladies or gentlemena
lilo caters for families and entertainments and
supplies lamiiog with milk and oysters [dec II
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South Bound.
Mail. Exprc:s.

| Mail Southwark, connects 1T Gordonsviir,
with Cbss. s. Ohio K. Is, Hast and West e
| LyncEburg, connects Witk Atlantic, Mis-.
Ohio T. T., through Southeast Virgini, +
| Nashville New Orleans Memphis, Little M,,H
and TexaS-and at Danvilo with Kichnoni \
| Danville Is. K , " South ind Southwest!
| Express Southwark connocts NJ Gorlorsyi:',
to all points on Ches. s. Ohio, a?li. al DaqrU..,
to all the So"!h and Sonih~csi, including FIR,
| ida.
MINED TRAINS for Main Limo !c.vo =,
e1andrla daily, nxcopt Sunday, 800 =. III. So
II 10 noon. end returning arrive ~ AIH%-uGT.,
| ii 10 ~ m. and 23} y. III.
| For MANASSAS LIME leave Mashinp;".
IL 10 n. III. and Alexandria 81 4. m, asjY
except Sundsy, arrive ut Straaourga At L. . p.rt
| connecting with tho Valley kaaI ~; ~.
| West. Leave StrsshGrgG ~ y. H., a::jr!ns a
Alexandria at 81 u n.
MIND TRAIN FOR MANASSAS by.
| lSlOa loaves Alexandria Tuesday, yhurstsY
and Saturday, st On 3 IN, and returns Mci'
dsy "Wednesday aud Friday, ut :. is y ~.
| For Mlddl"hnre, daily CuunocliCn :. i!L.Gs
| station.
For Urporviiie, r,Xu'sr connection Mt -.
plane.
| For WAHhEnruM, in.vn Wsse,ayipr
| 7 III y. NJ. and Is p II daily.
All trains mske good CONNECTIONS, al -
lnGtCa, 10 ana from : UrtE aDd Nest
| Now Drtes!s scuprc lrap1o WusGtHyt.G .
On Express trsin, leaving " ,shihstun -, .
p. m Marks Adjustable RGclin:ng Char ',-
with ezra chsrRe o"iy 81, through 10 Dnnv''..
connecting to ali South.
h1curslon ticko 10 Jacksonville Fiurit,
good to rctHrn Until May 18Th, 1854, on sal, 3.
asuing;on, hlexsndri., charlottesville ;. q,
lynchburE.
Through tickoLs Very Low 70 tho Sod. .ui
South west.
novS J. IL. HRNADuS, &. It !!
-; ASHLlINrUH y U4l:O EAiLi.yA,
WRITER AEKAEGGMGET,
BEGINNING Get 4, 1870.
'iho II ALL H'!hiN will le.:e Wi.shin St.s:. 3.
. W u. III. md A!e&sndris st 9 G5 y. IL. ta,'Y
except SUNDAY; ,'ass Asoshuc., aniEa: VIZ
wsrd, Gil 10 II. ~ nnd arrive ut Hour,i n.
g. ~ n. iLosVc konnd Bill a. 1880 p. ~; p&..
Leoseurg, EoIn& .ssiward, at III pm. an 81
rive at AloEsndria a. 3; IL y. H., and =. W.,b.
ington 1t 3 81 /, Il.
The AOIoMMODATIoN TRAIN w,lliesvs
Washington at 20 and Alexandria at q - D. ~.
daily, except Sunday, snd arrive 1T LcusburS
al 9o p. m. Leave i.eesburg Al & W q. nj,
and arrive at Alexandria at 8 10 q. H., aud
Washington at 8 30 q NJ
3T Passengers from Washington will taHe
the Washington and Ohio cars st tho Bs!;i.rufe
q Potomac Railroad station at9 IL a. m. ard .:..4
p. m, and 20 through without change CT cas-.
Ano o'oo am. Train from Ale1anGrla and 49,
P. M. train from Round Hill connect at Ronad
Hill with Harris Daily Limo OF Coachcq
tor snickersVille Borryville and Winches!cr;
also with Reamer' 8 Line Of Coaches, which Ioa.n
heesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward, mako close councillors,
Ct Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages Cor Far.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, FL cts per nsI;n
Annual tick cts, $50.
L, Fl. HAVENER,
OCT III General Tickle. & gaa.
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EeAkF.RNE isas

1880 GREAT 1850
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID sCENEEv
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPME&T
January 6, 1850.
Trains leave Washington from depot ct BA..
TIMORE g. POTOMAC RAILROAD o..
ner Of Sixth and 3 st1 lots rs follows:
For Philsdolp5is, New York and the East & n
A. m. and l.3o p. m. dsilv, except Sunday, OIL
tied E1press of Pullman Ps7ior Cars ass
am. dsily, except Sunday. For rhils,.ol;,n,,
S 10 s.m., except Sunday, and $40 D. n. d,,}r
FOR pittsburg andth West t.. 10 g. m la,iy. w.
parlc. CsTs TO Pittsburg; 7.A0 j.. M. "a.
with Palace Car 20 Chicago.
For CanSndniSua and tho North, Go M
except Sunday and 7.ln =. m. daily, e;c"r:
For Watkins, l0.iG p, n. t:Sily except SYr
For baltimore, G Oh, 8. TO- $50 and 1910 g "
l.30, 10, i.M $50, 40 ana 9.A5 9 n
On Sunday, 1910 .. m; SO, 7.dn sri :, /;
For Pope's Creek Line, 6 90 Q. m. and ,Mnm
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, S 10 2. m. and N y. NJ. 1s,,,
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
| Fer Alexandria 70, . and II a. H., ard ~,
| GN, and IL 81 p. III. Sunday At :, y and Il
q. m. and s D. M
Trains leave Aloxandris Trr H&aaio;toa, GnI
| SEQ md 10 3. Ia, and 3, ), and j. r. 49,,
Il night.
| On Sunday nj s 60 snd 10 "A. N. ana 7snl 90,
p. m,
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SQUIRE. r.
| Quantico ard Richmond, will ieSro AIr:..
dris 81 7.20 n. nj. daily snd 6 81 y III. dull
except Sunday.
principal railroad stations si.t tickc, O.. o.
Southeast. J.. /. FAEkEr.
Hen':. csssanmar h.gs
FRANK THOMSON
General Msnsger. nov,
Ky u, Wig. MIDLAND s. q. i. X. l.
| W. JOHN =. BARB0UR, Nac,yr-.