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A Railroad hulcted.

sTEUBESyILLE, o., March l5.-in the
case OF c. W. Campbell ys- the Pan
Handle Railroad Company the jury re-
turned q verdict this morning for defen.
danL The case was As follows: Some
time a2o Campbell took . trAin at Holh-
days Cove, West Virginia, for Golfers
Station, q distance oi three miles Mr.
c., having no ticket, offered to pay the
conductor ten oeats, the regular fare,
but the conductor demanded twenty
cents, and upon his refusal 10 pay Mr..
c. vas elected from the train. The suit
was brOnght 10 recover = go damages
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VIZ publish the announcements In

VIZ publish the ANNOUNCEMENTS In
our siyertisinz columns ior pay. snd
seldom trouble ourselves ~ enquire -
W the qualities 90 merits of the wares
advertised, further than to assure our
selves that they arc lssitimsie and re-
spectzble. But when an suicis per-
Ernis miracles In our Inidst, transform
ing the old 10 young, in sppezrasee At
least, ne cannot pass II by unnoiiced.
We knos ol peo. I~ v4'o. ears sso, uere
gray. BEADED and sho DOS scar dark
and giossy hair. How 10 thiss Il rsi-
dently 10 moi coIorrd. ioS IL has per-
iec4Iy nsiufsi sppesrsnes instead of the
hsrsA, dry. staring look of hair stained
with niirsle II silver or oti.sS common
hair dyes. xol IL has been restored 10
its yoafhful color. lustre and vitality bv
the uss oi that wonder OF wonders.
Hsll's vsvsesh,s 6iciliaa Hair RsssvsS.
Il hss many initasou. bss there y sotb-
Ing like t. The tsst ol yeafs only W.
csessss iis lame, vhiIs 10 initstos de
and sss Iosyottss. Dsay 0ios<.
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PANHANDLE RAILROAD.
Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders.

CoIuMBUs, o., March l6.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders OF tine T., {.
4 st. l.. X. K. Co. was held here to-day,
at which the redorts of the directors lor
the year past was read. 1t shows that
the gross earnings OF the road were
$3.50, ,3l2, ,376; expenses, 500, ,356, l0l;
net earnings, Sl59,956, ,275, out OF which
was paid interest on itsbonds, including
second mortgage Of SS33,625, and other
items and rents amounting To Sl6,Ol5,-
72O leaving progt OF Sd, ,54S, ,055. The
net earnings reserved from leased lines
were Sl4,677, ,657; rentals. s. ,66l ,2e5 Il,
leaving loss OF sl9,3+S,0 ,0O4, which, de-
Quoted from the profit OF the T., c. x st.
l.. line proper, gives profit on all lines
OF Sll2, 2,00O.5l, being net gain OF s5o,-
lT5.772
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Strike Of Railroad Mechanics.

ST. Louis, March l6.-All the mechan-
les working in the Missouri Pacific rail-
road shops, Western, the party emhrac-
ing the boiler makers, blacksmiths, car
penters, painters, etc, numbering about
400. struck to-day for 10 per cent.
advance in wages. The men sent
committee from each department
to the Superintendent oi shops
to make their demands, but he
refused to treat with them as body.
He said he would talk with the men
singly il they had any grievances to state
or demands to make, but he would have
nothing to do with any union or com
mittee. On this being reported the men
struck.
Puddlers' Strike.
HARNSBURG, Pa, March l6.-tlfty-
seven mills have shut down. The pud-
dlers say that twenty or thirty more
viii 70 out before the end OF the week.
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WHEAT.
Condition Of the Crop In Kansas.

LEAvESwoRrH, March l6.-The Timos
will publish tomorrow the report OF the
county clerks Of the various counties in
regard to the condition and acreage OF
fall wheat from euery point in the State,
by which II appears that the acreage Is
~ per cent greater than last year, and
the condition fully 30 per cent better, SO
that the yield this year will exceed 3d.
CO.., ,OOO.
Immigration is larger than ever be-
fore known, and is mostly composed Of
persons oi means TO improve the coun-
try.
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20, additional Narle,. s.. Fourth Pay.;
Suicide By Hanging

McCoSSELLsBrRo, Pa, March l5.--
Mr. Daniel Cook, wealthy and re-
spected farmer oi Thompson township.
Fulton county, aged II years. commit.
tel suicide by hanging himself with q
hsms-string 10 a joist Of his stable.
His mind had been affected for some
time. Mr. Cook Was originally from
Franklin county. Ile hal two mar
ried sons residing at Jobnstown, Pa,
and two At Cumberland, Md.
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HsarI EIood in the Jamsa.

RIcnxoSD. March IG.--Thc heavy
rains have swollen al Ib. tributaries of
the James above here, and . serious
food 10 feared. Merchants si the lover
part of the city are removing tisir goods.
The river at Ly LyncLburs bas ri~n slsui
SIX feet ani rising Tie IavADnia river
at Charlottesville !. also risiug rapidly.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
kearney Sentenced To Six
Months, ImprisOnment-

SAN FRAxcIsoO, March l6-The police
Judge, this morning, sentenced Dennis
kearney to six months imprisonment
in the house Of correction and to pay
fine OF $1,000. The magnitude OF the
sentence Was a surprise 10 kearney.
who had expected 10 get OF With a
nominal punishment IL is probable he
" Ike the case to the Supreme Court
kabsls oOrYas-
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PARK ERSBURG.
Child Fatally Burned--Ioung
Man II illed.

PAKKERSHURG, March ia little son
Of John Smith, who resides on Neal 5
Island, fell against stove yesterday
evening, and lis clothes taking fire, he
was 50 severely burned before assist
ance could be rendered hun that be
will probably die.
John +. Jones, Of Braxton county,
was killed Saturday by tree which his
father was telling breaking of and fall-
Ing upon him, crushing his head like an
egg she'll HE father also came very
near being killed at the same time IN
epdeayoring TO save the boy.
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,,..,.n .Da ,hs ss 900 Prise Race.

ToRoxro, OST, March lS-A meeting
OF Hanlan's friends with Mr.. Soule vas
had last night, TO discuss the so'Vo
prize race. Mr.. Soule stated that he
would paw the money into the hands ol
Blake. the referee, to be subject to ms
decision, unietiered by any conditions
ON Hanlan's suggestion, the date OF the
race vas made May 10, at piacs yef 70
be named
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Threatened Overflow.

MoBLr, Ala, March l6.--sIecisls
from Rome and selma say that overtiows
threaten both towns. The indications
point TO . worse food ia Selma than ia
ISL or 1873. At Rome the water il In
the battery room oi the Western Union
Telegraph Company and rising
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A BOOM FOR wAsaBURNE n
IsHs the Dark HorssP

SPECIAL " tho Register.
WAsHINGTON, March 10.
said | to a member OF the Republican
Congressional Committee, this morn
ing: You are going to nominate Grant
at Chicago III don't know about that
he replied with deliberation. Il know
he remarked, that some OF his best
friends are greatly bothered about the
unpOpularity OF the third term and the
detection Of the German vote Of ONO
and other States. Several times OF
late" he added, II have heard the
friends Of different candidates at our
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Provisions.

CoFFEE-Fair to good Rio at l3@l5c;
choice lSc, best Wheeling roasted lSc,
Arhuckles' 2Olc; yellowRio lSc, Java 25c.
MoLAssEs-Syrup, common Zoe; bright
45c; prime, soc New Orleans,prime i59
SOC; choice 55c.
SUGAR Refined hard crushed l0lc;
pulverised, l0lc; granulated, l0c, stan
dard A, Ole; of A, 9sc; b, &c; extra G,
SIC; best yellow, Sc; common yellow "A
aisle: New Orleans S(fSJc.
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DANGEROUS Counterfeit.

WAsHISGruS, March l6.-A danger
Gus twenty dollar United States Treas
ury note has made its appearance IN the
West. II is OF series of 1915, letter {, and
printed on imitation fibre paper The
shading under the words United
states is darker than in the genuine
note, but the general appearance ot the
bill is good.
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STEEL RAILS
They VIII Receive Attention Again.

They VIII Receive Attention Again.
Spo .ial Co he RosisIeg.
WAsHINGTOS, March Ii.
Unl s. my information is altogether
wrong the prospect is that steel rails
will again be taken up by the Ways and
Means Committee, and report finally
agreed upon fixing tie rate Of duty on
then at 81 uO per tpu, instead Oi $500,
the rate under the existing tariff. This
will not b. done without great Oppos-
tIuu.
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WOOL.
Philadelphta.

Philadslphta.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10. - Wool
Steady and firm: supply light for the
demand; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 55(a5Sc; extra
55(S5Sc; medium 82i(685c; coase $50
Sc; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine 52i@ 55c; medium COO
62Ic; coarse bi(a.55c. washed combing
and delaine 55(d57ic; unwsshed 400
47}c; Canada washed combing 55(a6Oc;
tub washed $50 7Oc; pulled 65Ca6Oc.
New York.
A somewhat irregular expression Is n
be found among dealers, aud they, a.
well as their customers, are moving with
considerable caution. A great deal OF
business is done in various ways, and
now aud then price is reported which
seems to show an advance, but in gen
eral way cost has made no positive gain
s.nce the first Of the month and the
buoyancy is held in check. Ii is popu-
lar to call this temporary, and great
many holders are, without doubt, calcu-
lating upon still further considerable
addition To prices on the stocks in hand;
but there is also q goodly number who
consider that, with the extreme line OF
valuation ruling, the margin for profit
shown, and the possibilities that enough
foreign wool will now be available TO at
least prevent any actual scarcity
until our new domestic clips
are reached, il Is ust
as well 10 keep on selling whenever full
bids can be obtained. Manufacturers
are still under engagement for large
amounts Of goods long way ahead, but
to large extent have engaged material
simultaneously with the closing OF con-
tracts for its product; and as they now
find somewhat less eager call on the
general goods market, their negotiations
for wool are Of less excited character.
The stock OF domestic woods Is best sup
ported and seems to be- under perfect
control but some Of the priDclpal hold
ers assert that they as yet iindxinipos.
sible To realize the exceptionally high
rates occasionally reported. Foreign
grades have been slightly irregular this
week, but on the whole well supported.
The offerings 10y importers are not
quite 80 large, but there are great many
parcels available in second hands
We hear one or two large parcels
mentioned AZ sold 10 arrive at this port.
hut they appear to be transactions, in
part at least previously noted aud bc.
fore reported by principals. but now
again mentioncd by brokers who had
0nothinv To report" at the time Of sale.
Adyices from Philadelphia speak Of very
extreme figures on medium woods, as
high as 97c being mentioned, and the
stocks here are held IN proportion.
From San Francisco reports at hand
speak Of the first arrivals oi the new
Southern California clip, quality very
fine and held at 35c. while travellers
tbrouyh the section from whence comes
the hurry and sandy woods. writ. that
0rowe,s IDEAS generally range a, about
5oCs,oir, All foreign accounts are Arm.
aod Antwerp is T, ;,ortel as cleaned out
Of sto,k. sales rcported here during the
week embrac, 300 lbs No. 1 fleece a,
die: 3O. .OOO lbs medium Pcnnsylyauia at
60c; 10. 600 las XN Ohio at jgr, l2.OoD
lbs ou,.ouarter blood Ia common comb.
inc NJ 57Ic.-BudI,iin.
boston
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THE ADJOURNMENT OF CON
GRESS
Prospects vt an Unusually Early Adjourn
mout
WA,HINGroN, March

WASHINGTON, March IL.
Even grave Senator'S frightened up
when they heard Yesterday afternoon
that a member oi the House had offered
a resolution Tor an adjournment OF Con-
gre,s ON the slth OF May, and that it had
gone tucummittee. immediately went
To the record u ascertain what had
been done IN Presidential wears in the
past. found that since 1851 Congress
has never. on a Presidential year, ended
its long session earlier than the 10th OF
June, and that often 1t haas run into
AuFust
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The kellogg g-spofrord Contest.

WASHINGTON. March l6.-The Senate
Committee ON Privileges and Elections,
to-day, by strict party vote decided to
report To- the Senate two resolutions on
the SpotTorl-kellOg case. First, that
Kellogg is not entitled to seat; and
second, that Spoflori was duly elected.
The resolutions will be submitted in a
few days accompanied with report in
behalf of their adoption. A Republic
can member will submit a minority re-
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FIN AN CE.
New York.

NEv YoRK, March Ii. - MoSsv-
Loaned up to 300 per cent per annum,
and l-l0GIc per diem, closing at o per
cent. Prime mercantile paper bad per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
firm at 81 So; demand ~ SS. Produce
exports for the week, 6,033,0O0.
SILyER-At London l5 1915 pence; bar
silver here ll3; subsidiary silver coin
tGyl per cent. discount
(ioyyRHNENTs-Steady
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easier at 81 25CSl 80.
CoRN-The market is unchanged, sell
ing at 10000
RYE-Sales firm, but quite small;
selling at 60c d bushel.
OArs-The market was firm with a
moderate demand and sufficient sup
ply; good to prime iO(9i5c.
BARLEY-Scarce, with moderate de-
msnd, except for the best qualities at
559Sl 90.
HAY-Demand fairly active; supply
equal to it; old loose on wagons Sl4 OO(9
10 90 per ton; baled at SIS OO(g20 90.
MILLFEED-In small demand and holds
steady; middiings SIS 90 per ton; ship
stuff ST. 90 per ton.
SEEDs-Timothy steady at s. 1908 %
per bushel for Western ;clover seed 50 90
per bushel.
Meats.
Packages for meats held as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 500 lbs;
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, 80 lbs. bags,
200 lbs No charge Tor package.
We quote as follows:
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Vases OF B 4 o Employees 10 bs Ad.
yanced

CmicAso. March 10. s.---On tho flr-t of
April the trans Ohio division. 81 the
Baltimore q Ohio railroad ~ i'll restore
the uo2es of employees o. figures pre-
yAilibg prior to July !, 1871.
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RAILROAD BosDs-Generally firm, but
C., T.. x ]. &. supplementary declined D
per cent. To- so, and rallied 10 sol.
STATE BoNDs-Bull.
SToCKs-The market was heavy during
the greater part Of the day and prices
declined i(a,j, per cent, Pacific Mail
leading the downward movement.
Grangers' Telegraph stocks and South
western shares were also conspicuous
in the decline. Toward the close there
was firmer tone and recovery Of la
!: per cent The decline IN Pacific Mail
il due to disagreement among the
principal holders. The tone oi the mar.
ket at the close was undecided in the
fancies and steady 10 strong in the gen
eral list.
The transactions on the Stock EI-
change aggregated $4,000 shares. oi
which 900 were A. 4 y. Telegraph Co,
5000 Chesap' axe and Ohio, 1900 Chics-
20, Burlington and Quincy, q ,0O0 Della
ware, IAckawanna and Western, 200
Erie. 1909 Hannibal and St. Joseph,
$500 Houston and Texas, 5000 Iron
Mountain, $500 Kansas and Texas,
l5, 900 Lake Shore, 5000 lake Erie aud
Western, 5000 Little Pittsburgh, 800
Louisville and Nashville. 500 Mich.
igan Central, 1000 Northwestern,
5000 Nashville and Chattanooga lclOs.
ing S. D, 600 New Jersey Central, 800
New York Central, 1000 Northern Pa
cifc, 1900 Ohioznd Mississippi, 2,300
Ontario aud Western CLOSING si Z7i).
81 600 Pacific Mail, 500 Reading,
5000 st. Paul, 800 81 Paul and Sioux
City, 1880 Union Pacific, 1900 Wabash
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Major Reno pi,zai.ssd.

WAsHIxGTox, March l6-The Press
dent to-day confirmed the sentence oi
dismissal In the cAss Of Major Reno.
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THE TWO-THIRDs RULE.
The Interest it Excites

WASHINGTON, March l6.
There is no question which excites
more interest just now in Democratic
circles at Washington than the two
thirds rule, and have heard no anti
Tilden man yet say he wanted the Gin
cinn&ti Convention to adopt in its stead
the majority rule. THIS was originally
adopted for the protection OF the South,
ern States, and while the South has no
idea OF claiming the right to dictate the
candidate it is not liar that Michigan,
Iowa, Vermont, Kansas and other States
that will 20 Republican should be per-
mitted to force upon the party candl-
date who is bound to be beaten.
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providing for the boys and girls, a pa
per whose contents are chaste,
interesting and instructive. 1t is
called Golden Days, and is pub
lished by James Elyerson at the
Saturday Night office. Any one aware
OF the pernicious influence OF the trashy
sheets published for the youth, will
hail Golden Days with delight.
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Chinese and Japane.e Indemnity Funds.

W ASIIlNGTON, March lO.-lne hOuSe
Committee on Foreign Affairs disposed
OF two long pending matters, known as
the Chinese indemnity fund and the
Japanese indemnity fund. Represen-
tatiye Wilson was authorized to report
10 the House for passage his bill,
which provides that the Chinese in
demnity fund, now under control Of
the Secretary of State, be paid over To
the Government of China, except that
a sum shall be detained, sufficient in
the opinion Oi the Executive, TO
pay the amount which may he award
ed by the Court of Claims to the owners
oi the bark Caidera, and such further
sum as may be necessary to indemnify
the owners of the ship Forest Belle, tor
the plumber and destruction OF said
ship.
Representative Cox was also instruC-
ted To report his bill To- the House with
favorable recommendations. The bill
directs the President to pay To the gov
ernment of Japan S1S5, 900 in gold coin
now under the control Of the State De-
partment, with interest. The bill fur
ther directs the President, from the in
crease and accrued interest upon said
Japanese fund, to paw to the officers and
crew OF the United States ship Wyom-
my Sl25, 900 for their meritorious ser
vices in the destruction of hostile vessels
in the straits of ShimonOseki, July, 1865,
and tO the officers and crew of the
steamer Takiang for similar services
during September, 1864. The President
is directed, after the payment of the
sums thus authorized, to cause the
amount remaining OF said fund to be
covered into the Treasury OF the United
States.
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oRY oooDA


yEx YokE. March Ie.-Dry Goods-
Bnsiness vas checked to-day By The
stsrmy weather. bat the tone Il the
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TELeGRAPHIC REPORTS.
Money at 5 10 6 Per Csnt-GoYern-
msnts Steady-flOur Unchanged
Wheat Active but Lower
Hogs Dull.
PRODUCE.
Wheeling w holesale.

Wheeling wholesale.
We have few alterations to note this
week in our quotations, and little change
appears in the condition OF the markets.
the weather and other temporary infu-
ences bearing upon the local market re-
manning as at our last report
1.-The quotations given in the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale Transactions, un'
less otherwise Spccifed.l
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market continues Douyant and strong.
Plain and colored cotton goods are in
steady demand and frm. Prints are
in fair request. Ginghams are in active
demand and scarce. Merrimsc white
corded piques have advanced. Woolen
goods are. in moderate demand and
hrm. Foreign goods are fairly active.
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"GoLDEN DAIs

In viex Of the fact that the country is
flooded with papers for the young OF
both sexes, whose contents are 81 tn
most trashy nature, and calculated to do
harm, il is real pleasure TO know that
this city is taking the initiative step IN
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NOTES.


At the annual commencement exer-
cises OF the Jefferson Medical College at
the Academy Of Music, on Saturday,
one hundred and ninety-six graduates
received their sheepskins. West Nlr-
ginia gets three of the graduates, in the
persons of Thomas NJ. Hood, Robert A.
Reger and Daniel r. Rogers.
The journalistic profession OF this city
lost one OF its most brilliant members
on Sunday morning in the death OF Z.
Cathcart Taylor, city editor OF McCiure's
Tines,- who, while laboring under tenn
porary insanity caused by incessant
mental labor, committed suicide by
shooting himself with pistol. He was
a young man OF brilliant attainments and
well known TO newspaper readers.
The fifteen puzzle craze has about
died here. 1t was terrible disease
while it lasted.
Notwithstanding the Lenten season
the theatres are booming.
The Ledger has made more money in
the last two months than for any like
period in its existence 1t is bonanza.
w. T. L.
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PIrrsBURGL March l6.-Petroleum--
Quiet and active; crude steady at 96 lc
at Parker's for shipment; refined z &c for
Philadelphia delivery.
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WHARF.-The market il somewha
.,a;ar ~ Il OS(Gl On
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GoyERsxESB-Steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-18

Nail, Southwark, connects ut Gordonsvile
with Cbes. & Ohio 4. T., East snd West e.
LyncEburg. connects with Atlantic, Miss. s
Ohio r. 4, through Southwest Virgins. t.
and Texas-snd ct Danylle with Richmond y
Danvlle 4. 4, to South end Southwest.
Express :-outhwsrd connects At GordoDsvill'
to al points on Ches s. Chic +. +. snd at Dan
vile for al POINTS South. Esst ard South.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave A
II 81 m, and returning arrive at Alexander:
200p n and 2 30 o. n.
For MANASSAS LINZ Leave Wssh;rgto
7 10 a. m. and Alexandria As q. m., dsi!s
except Sunday, arrive st Strssb9rG AZ Il Is p. ne.
connecting win the Valley Road Ess. snt
MIXED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV.
ISION leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, st 90 d, N, snd returns Mcn
day, "Wednesday snd Friday, at 2 IS y. N.
For Middleburg, daily connection Ct PlEio
station.
For Upperville, rsg@lsr connection ct Deia
FOR wAREeNToN, leave Washington /.
10 8. e. daily and p m. every Monday
and Saturday. Accom- modaton .rsin will leav
Wsrrento1 every Monday, Thurs day End Sat
urday 1T III Is q NJ, snd arrive In Alexandra
at II 30 p. 10. and Washington at II 55 p. m,
All trains mske good connections, at w ash
ington, to and from North and West
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington p
10 8. M. running through without change
Psrlor Car will leave Washington for w hit
sulphur daily. except Sunday st 10 g. m.
On Express train, leaving Washington ut 10 IL
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car
with extra charge only 3l.O0, through te
Denville.
Pullman Sleeping Car from Philadelphia t
White sulphur springs without change.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Ga, without change, on IL 0train
Through tickets very low to the South snt
Southwest.
MERCER SLAUGHTER, G. T. &.