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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-27
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Whole IHtea, y ualva. ~ ooartsrA ~
Respon,ibA agents vsnbd Of all inposiass
points. Fos eireiiars gisirg full infprmstioo and
lOf iicssv. s6diets ". &. D.. WufYs.
willard Hotel. . 0oisvtIis, Ky.
NV. Srou Gc~r. bookseller Louisville. Ky.
The Hotel 10 nov oyrn and will be run by Dc
undrsssnsd until W IL resfy b q tauslssIul u
the iucsy winner. The prtiN are ipviied " stoS
With me. and -~ lh- p'oTer,y ios tnsmssiyA
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Willard Hotel Lottery.
Flrst.CIass Furnished Hotel for 50

i,S4 Cash Prizes ana I.lis Property
Prfss Amounting N - -
mis- Drawing will tats piars si Louisvffts
Ey, Decent mbef ~. isso. rndef authority u Q
viii he under the control of the lolIoviac dIs
Interested nommi'sion.rs appointed by tbs Act;
runty, l.. n. YIournsy. pfesidcst of ths
Iousvil. Car Root Company; Hon. n. p.
Whitaker. Of Covington Henry Clay. IT,. isss
Ir.scciiiDg Attorney of the Louisvtils City
Court aud -. 4. wisston. of the iaw 6ra 81
I.4J. Caldwell 4 winsson. ~ Loaisviiis
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DOOH- KEEPER wANTED- -ONk WHO HAS
ID Q practical tuowici;e OF book keeping.
aud Who II acquainted WIN IN. trade which
come, To this city. Apply by letter. with fefss.
ence Vase. HC0HEs 4 OO.
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LIST OF PRizn.

The v iilard HoPl uith ell Ia 6nSn nAn
furn Aure and nItures......-. 8Zs)U.UlW
One krsldence On 0fs~n ~ ,e'-.............. eIsup
One Kcadepcs on Green ST. <t..........-.. 70 90
Two C.sh Prizes, earh 800 ............... i0yoD
1~o tslh " ses each go G......... .....-.. teU
Yive tash PnIes. zach - ................. son
Fiye Cash Pfisss eaSh 500 SJ).................. 80
riity Cash PriEes each Slu0. ........ ....-- SDD
one hugdr-d Lash PriDs. each - .......... 90
Five hundred Cass Pris>s, eseh 30 ........ tGgnp
I'm. .~s ~ Raf Furniture ................... on
Que rins Flibo-....- ~
Ons Iiandsons = Yer Tea srt-................ ID
tn' BDg.s Old Bourbon wh.ssy, t1....-.. II, SB
10 B&s .ets tbrmpayns, tSS ....s.... ........- eE
Flyc hundred Cab Pins. ssch eio-a..---. .gp
30 Hoxes Fins ~iDes - ................... ~ UG
% hyIes bt,b ft~Dn ooysty whhssy, ~ so
80 HDISs Havana cigar, 80 ......... .....- ttso
Five hunff-t Ls.h Frisss, ssrk sio.-.--- SOC
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HEAVY STORM

OF Wind Snow. Slses and Rain vsssels
Damagsd-Fesrs Of Great Disasters On
the Ocean.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05
NEWS ITEMS.

4 Chinaman IN Oakland has died of malig-
nant small poN.
Forest fires are raging in New York state,
destroying much property.
The German Government has expelled ali
Mormon missionaries 'oshing lroselytes.
Grain was spoiled and cattle killed by n
hail storm in uortheu Wisconsin, causing
loss of SIS Gee.
Gen Alvord, for the last twenty years in
the pay department Of the army, and OF late
Yeas Paymaster General has been recently
retired.
Gen. Grant has issued an order from Coll
orado for the Boys in Blue to organize to aid
the election Of Garfield and Arthur: Intend
ed to have special effect in New York.
Capt NJ Parsons, of the schooner George
Washington, recently arrived at Baltimore,
and reports that on July 9th his schooner
was boarded and searched by supposed
Spanish ship.
Three or four men entered the Middleton,
Conn, Savings bank during the absence at
dinner OF some OF the officials, and engaged
the clerks, while an accomplice robbed the
vault OF $4,000.
The population of Utah is l43, 600 Ten
years ago It was 81, 7S6. Utah would have
been a state long since had it not been for
its peculiar institutions. and its popu-
latlon would be double what it is now.
Between 1873 and 1850. 26 steamships,
laden wholly or partially with grain, found
cred at sea, and SIX are reported missing.
During the same period 100 grain-l laden
sailing vessels fOundered and III were re-
ported missing
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05
TERRITORIAL. ITElfs.

J. II. iIoughton hus been appointed land
agent for the Northern Pacific, at New Ia
coma.
High water is still given as a reason why
Skagit has not pannod ont according to oX-
pectations.
The work of building the furnace at the
Port Townsend iron mines VIII be COM
menced shortly.
Puyalup hop vines are just in bloom,
thcy have been carefully cultivated and
promise fine yield.
\ little girl named }auls, living near Col
fax W. T., was stung by rattesEahe be-
low the knee, last week, and @illod.
Col Samuel Ross was drowned in Osccola
lake, near fcekslili \. y. while bathing,
on the 10th instant tie was once Supcrin-
tendcnt OF Indian affairs in this Territory.
Scahcck is just now the liyeliost milling
town on the Sound ! bg ship, lar-e
schooner and an ocean steamer are building
there besides which the sawml is cutting
its seventy or eighty thousand feet of lum-
Der daily.
In many place, in the Yakima country
the iced is NOS suih ,leut for the cattle that
are now her3ed there, the dry weather having
kept the rrs-s down. and tire cattle arr now
losing flesh. IN the hittitas valley the feed
Is excellent
Working On the railroad in British Column
bia are ROW 1900 men. Il little over half the
number being Cinnamon A few Indians
and hall-hreeds are also employed, priuci-
pally assisting to get out timber, or chop-
ping along the right of way.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05
Military Htenls.

Mrs. General Dandy, with her children is
visiting at the garrison.
The new Governor of Idaho, Hon. John
y. Neil, is a cousin of Mrs. Gen. Forsyth.
Lieut.. J. c. Shofner, DIST Infantry, has
Just become the father. of an interesting
young daughter.
I'd Lieut. J. :. Parke jr. DIST Infantry, ar
rived this week from Klamath and Will be
stationed at Vancouver Barracks.
Chaplain G. Collins, u. $. A.. and Mrs.
Collins are spending the summer Mt Port
Richmond, Staten Island, n y.
Lieut.. +. S. Sparrow, DIST Infantry, who
is in charge of the abandonment of Fort
Harvey, reported at Headquarters this week.
Lieut.. Fred. II. +. Ebstein Il. Q. NJ. DIST
Infantry, is detailed as Il member of Court
Martha! at Fort Candy, w. T., and left to-
day accordingly.
The dismissal of Capt Thomas f. Riley,
DIST infantry, promotes lst Lieut.. James ii.
liaughey to he captain, and I'd Lieut.. Fran
els l.. Eltonhead to be LIST Lieutenant.
Capt. Dempsey, I'd Infantry, with Com
pany Is, has left Camp CWur d Alene to re-
open and repair the Nlullan road from that
place to the summit of the Bitter Root mount
AIMS.
Acting Assistant Surgeon L. j. Pring is
assigned to duty with the detachment of In
dian scouts, and ordered to report to ID
Lieut. Edward s. Farrow, 2lst Infantry, at
Fort Lapw.i, J. 7.
4 board of officers consisting OF Assistant
Surgeons G. II. Hermann and W. W. Gray,
is in session at the barracks to examine Pri-
vate Howard of Co. X, FOR appointment as
Hospital Steward i'll the army
Capt Evan Miles, 2lst Infantry, leaves ON
the steamer tomorrow for San Francisco,
under order to act as superintendent of the
Preside target range during the Division
| Croedmoor contest that commences on the
! 10th inst
The party now engaged in constructing
the telegraph line between Almota and Camp
| CUur Il Aene consists of l.ieutenants Birk.
himer Brooks and> Patten, 30 enlisted men,
Is g, tizen employees, 4 siX-mulc and , four
mule teams. They bald from one and a
half to four miles per day.
! Mrs. Weeks wife of Colonel George II.
| Weeks, quartermaster, L. 5. Army, arrived
at Washington Wednesday morning the 2Stf
ut, from Fortress Monroe, where she had
! been visiting her Gather, Gen. Rabbit, L. =
| Army, since her arrival East from Oregon.
| She left the same day, accompanied by hel
two children, and Miss Weeks, to JOIN hei
husband at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. -
1,ay d Nary Register
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05
NOTICE

Pursuant to the call and recommendation
of the Republican Central Committee of the
Territory, there viii be a Republican County
Convention held on the tia day of August,
A. y. 1850 at > clock p. M. at the store
of Mrs. A. Andrews, Cascades. Skamania
county, W. T.. for the purpose OF choosing
delegate TO the Republican Territorial Con.
vention meeting at Vancouver, ". T., on
She Sth day OF Sept. lSS0, aud for the pur-
pose OF transacting any other business that
may come before th .sfmeeting.
JOHN'E ANDREWS,
Chairman Republican
Central Committee.
Skamania Co., w r., July %, 1850,
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Notice for Publication.

Vancouver, ". T., Aug ,, 1850.
Notice /, hereby given that the following
uamcd settler has nlcd notice of his intcn.
t.an o. make final proof IN support 81 his
claim ard that said proof viii be made before
the Register aud Receiver Of the Land Office
at Vancouver " T., on saturday, the 18th
dly oi September lss1:
". IS. Bcichcr. Homestead Application No.
1853 for Che west ct south west OF See.
3n. Town north of Range East. and names
The following as oil. Witnesses viz: =. l..
Graham, Charles Abby, NJ T. shaw and J. NJ.
Poe an 81 YacoH T. o.. Clarke county, W T.
5aus5 W ~ NNWlIN, Register
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

WE have received the annual register of
the University OF Washington Territory. 1t
contains the board of regents and faculty,
together with the names OF all students in
attendance for the past year. This is fol-
lowed by the classification of studies, the
calendar, tuition, board, requirements for
admission standing rules and general re.
marks.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

PACIFIC HorEL-Alr. j. Il. Guillemettc,
formerly OF Stelacoom, W. r., has leased
the Pacific hotel Of Mrs. Rogers, and will
take possession on the 9th OF August. He
proposes to place new furniture in the house,
and reiit it entirely, making it as near first
class as possible with the facilities offered
by the buillug.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

THE August number OF The Californian
comes to this office as fresh and crisp as us
ual This admirable magazine is reposi-
tory of the choicest literature OF the Pacific
Coast 1t is the pride OF the Far West, and
no doubt receives the liberal support of its
merits. Contents OF the August number:
Casa Grande," by II. G.. Hanks; "Modern
Archery" Albert W. Ravens; Chapters Ill.
and ". of saint Bartholomew" by Anna
Alexander; "Under the Sands" Seddie L.
Anderson; "Some OF Our Earlier Poetesses, "
John Vance Cheney; protection of Animals
Useful to Man." w f. Lockington; Fritz
Reuters Life and Works." T. H. Reardon;
IAN Adventurous Num-" Philip Shirley;
rags, Sacks and Bottles w. {. Morrow;
"Failure;" Carlotta Perry; "Pr bable
Changes in American Government" John
\. Wright; Future Gardens of California.
C. H. Shinn; Jacks Boys" Helen VIII
mans: "The Maid Of st. Helena" C. II.
Phelps, "Abrasions on the North west
Coast George Davidson; "A Trip into So
NORA" James Wyatt Oates; the editors ar
ticlos on all current topics OF interest. Send
S. 90 to the California Publishing Company,
202 Sansome street, San Francisco, and Sc
cure the magazine for a year,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

FIRE NEAR Mil PLAIN. The fire in the
timber north OF Mill Plain, which has been
burning many days, last Saturday ap-
preached so near to Dubock's premises that
the neighborhood had to turn out and fight
it. An old reaper of his was destroyed in
an old house which burned and his hay
crop was saved only by hard work, which
was kept up until after midnight.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05
oREGON.

The number OF visitors on tie NaQuina
bay is greatly in excess Of former years
The >.nfiae} says the harvest IN Jackson
county is three weeks later than usual and
as far as heard from yields we'll
Rev Father Mackin has been reappointcd
pastor OF the Catholic Church at Oregon
City, where he had charge fully quarter OF
century ago.
1t is said that -. 600 head of cattle passed
through Harvey Valley IN two weeks bound
for Cheyenne all driven from southern parts
OF Wasco County.
Mrs. Amira Raymond. who arrived in
Oregon in 1889, died at S,,ipanon ON the 26th
inst, aged siNty-siN years She had lived
ON Clatsop plains for many years
The sisters of Charity have taken posses
sion OF the property lately purchased from
George w. Hume for hospital at Astoria,
and they will be ready to receive patients
by the middle Of this month.
4 brick store in Albany, belonging to
Senders \ Steruberc and occupied by Phil.
Cohen as a dry goods store. caved IN Thurs
day No lives were lost but the goods
were damaged TO q considerable extent.
The golden wedding OF Rev J. l.. Tibbetts
and his much esteemed wife was celebrated
on SUNDAY. July 18th, az the home of their
son, Mr. A. o. 1ibhetts of East Portland.
The occasion was quiet though very enioya-
bic. y good diuncr was provided and en-
ioycd by the relatives aud few invited
friends The descendants of this worthy
couple number 81 living aud l. dead. on
their own children ten arr all living ami
married.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

ErIScorAL VISITATION. An exchange
thus mentions the Catholic Bishops long
visit to the eastern part of the Territory
"Et. Rev. Il. Junger, Bishop Of Nesqually,
recently returned from Il tour through that
portion of his diocese situated east of the
Cascade range Of mountains in Eastern
Washington Territory, where he reports the
religious interests progressing rapidly. Al
ready two new churches are under construc-
ton, and Bishop Junger is of the opinion
that at least five more churches will be cree.
ted in that region during the coming year.
Catholics are numerous among the incoming
immigrants, and all seem pleased with the
prospect before them.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

NoucE is hereby gwen that forbid all
persons to shoot or hunt game upon my prem.
ises near the city OF Vancouver. under pen
atty OF the law for such eases made and pro.
vided A W. HIDDEN.
Vancouver, August 1, 1850.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

The primarics vii De held IN each pre-
ciuct at the usual place Of voting ON Satur-
day. the 18th day of August, 1850, at one
O'Clock T.. NJ :. ". BEALL,
Chairman Cowlitz Co.
Rep. Committee.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Sheriff OF Clarke County, subject to the
nomination OF the Clarke County Republican
Convention. LEMrEL ROBINSON.
Vancouver July %, 1850.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

WASTED A girl TO do general house
work. Mis-. l.. NJ. liIupEN.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

Our last Basket Meeting before Confer
ence will be held at Maple Grove next sab
bath, service commencing at IL AN All
cordially invited. JoHS FLINN,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

PEOPLES TRANSFORMATIONS COMPANY. -
The new steamboat company has organized
under this name, filed its articles of incor-
poration, elected directors, and they have
elected officers as follows: President, George
w Durgln; Secretary, Chas. w. Slocum;
Treasurer. NJ. Winter A meeting of the
stockholders will be held at Orc Elmo hall
on Thursday evening, August 10Th, to trans
act further necessary business.
WAsBouGAL The new store, "a by 60
feet is now completed and in full running
order. There are now four new dwellings
finished and occupied, and another nearly
completed. John Geek has Established his
blacksmthing business there and will build
a house and shop, for which the lumber is
on the ground There is a prospect that
hotel will be built there this fall The new
town will have fair start for the first sea-
son.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

Rclif committees report tho famine pretty
much over in ireland
The Turks continue preparation FOR war
with Greece but the powers are said 20 be
determined to carry out, 10 tive last cXtrem-
iiy the terms OF the late Berlin Conference.
while the Porte gives no ground iog hope
that 1t viii accept q ~ms.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

THE WEATHER. We see byour exchanges
that great many men in New York and
other Eastern cities have lost their lives by
sunstroke during the heated term through
which we are passing. We have hot
weather here also up in the nineties some
times; but we have yet to hear of the first
case OF sunstroke anywhere on the Pacific
Coast. There is a very marked difference
between the heated term in the Estates
and the States and Territories Of the Pacific
slope. In the States the weather is hot
day and night. People there have no respite
day or night; it is hot in the night as well
rs day, and the human constitution has no
chance to recuperate. Not so here how
ever. In the daytime the thermometer
may be up in the ninetles, and quite oppres
sive; but the nights are cool; 50 much so
that one needs from one to two pair OF
blankets over him before morning This is
one reason why people are healthier here
than in the States east OF the Rocky noun
tains. A man can stand high degree OF
heat in the daytime provided he can sleep
soundly and recuperate rapidly at night.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

DRAMATIC READING. Miss Clara Rem
hicks, the young favorite of the American
footlights, will give a grand dramatic read
ing at Brant's Hall on Friday evening, Aug
9th. The Rotations consist OF the finest
selections, as will be seen by the programme,
and all persons desiring to hear some excel
lent dramatic reading, should not miss this
opportunity
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

DECLINES. Mr.. Edwin Sparks, Assessor
.of Clarke County, has requested us to an
nounce that he is not candidate for re-nom-
ination for assessor, nor is he a candidate for
any other office, and trusts that his friends
will make due note OF it, SO as not to put
his name forward for any position whatever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-20
THE EVENING STAR.
IaoNbAN $500. December 20, Is~e.
sprague Divorce Case.

THs wiFEs FEriTIoN-CHARGING ADULTERY TN,
ME-; nate Chase Snrague. through her aruor-
,a.. Mlncntsler Britton. saturday last fiiod
peIl.ion Tor divorce from her husband with ths
CHIk OF the supreme court OF WASHINGTON
county, Rhode Island. In the p,ll she Iarlsr,ss
s.a "a she msITled sprague November IL. lSss
~ nashihgton, ana alleges that her husband
DIS NloiaUed The marriage compact az variou,
tiiles peS~een i>6i and lS19 and names several
women, residing In Providence Washington
Alexandria, Va. PHILADELPHIA and Wv ,rI,
as correspondents IN the case shf, also 10
clars that ne has personally assaulted her AZ
tanonchet; that he entered her room al that
place Al night, In 4 state or intoXicatlon aaa
attempted 10 throw her out \ window In ;S-a
she says. he threatened 10 XIII her. and thar he
has Been guilty OF Continnet inioNiCa1On SAGE
1915. that he has neglected aud refused 20 pro
vide the Eecessar1eS Of Ire for the Subsistence
or herself and children. She further alleges
that he las repeatedly applied vile epithets 10
her. both alone ana in The presence OF others.
mat he has destroyed furniture ana at one
tine collected the bedding and furniture aud
Sc tire 10 them In the night time. she further
claims taat he mas often said to hts childres
ihaI he MAS not their father and that HEY WIS.
bo1 bis Children. She AYERS that he had tnsu tee
the ttihale GomeSJiUS ami tad uale Cananchpt
au unsuitable abode Tor her ana her caltIr.u
etc. In view OF all these a.lrc 4tloas III, netl-
ilonef p'aSS ihat she mav b. lgorra,i f-n %
MN and have The custody ~ ner cnlldrCa.
WHAT THE HUSBAND SAYS.
Governor Sprague. In an interview on : AIR
day, said the charges were ..ab,Diufely f,,,e
ana no. supported ey single fact. 1 have noC
since me DAY was married entered house ~
III repule, and up 10 the day OF nv marriage
had not entered a brOthel" The iewd ynu1an
mentio nnd he denied ever having seen or Enowo
Of Elizabeth McCue. he saia WAS once nv
housckeeper al CanoncheL Maggie English
was Willies gOyerness, ana IS now dead liar
ret Brown was once copyist for Mr.. Thurs
ton. Mrs. Sprague counsel. and through that
gentleman Obtained the situation or housekeen-
CT FOR him In Washington. which position shs
ktPl uhtll she quarreied with Mrs Sprague aud
her father. Secretary Chase. Mary EIi21 NatI A.
now an inmate OF the Butler Asylum for the
Insane IN this c!ty. where she naS been for some
time. with none or these women had be ever
been ciimlnaiiy intimate. Governor SDragus
asserted mat II was his belief that the tiivor.
proceedings were Instituted ar the SuygpsJt1l
OF senator tonkling on one side and Tru s....
Chatee on the other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-20
- NJ pENNsNI.NA NIA RilI1rE NNll

TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
ksoubie Track, Steel Fails.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Trains EEi;vE WASHINGTON. from Depot.
For Ifttfbure and tbe West 90 8. N. daily. with
sseP say Cars N,s g s0lsys and Snshs 70 80
e Snc INNS 81; LSuis and Ghieaso $3.50 M
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For CaRandsigna. Rochester, BIffAo. Niagara,
o6a daily SaF except sS snnssy dss
except Saturday. with Palace Oars to OanAndai-
For Williamsporf. Lock Haven Gad Elmira at 10 40
Al M daily. exert sunday; o.,o
l COO t on. A On ' snnesy aio and 70 90 nno
limited express Of Pullman Parlor Oars. $50 ..
For BrOoEiyn. n =, al iSrsagh trsias connect a,
Jersey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex. az
nF double ferrias. acres New YAK City
For fa1spsSia, so49 sm 10 80 % and =, 1000
Limited Express, 50 IN. daily. except Sun
For Baltimore. 6 40. 500. 80. 10 40 am, and
2l0. 40, 40. $40. 80 and 10 90 m ON
SUNDAY; 90. ,o:ie Am. 2:ia. S:4e. s:so and
For Pores Greek Line. 6 4o a m and a.fO pm.
oally, except Sunday.
For hnnsrolis. 6: 10 a. m. and 40 p. daily ex
ALtxsSDRIA AND FRrpERrcKsBgRs RAIL
TON RAILROhD.
For A G s 5so ss % 20 1na 90 p sn,
day st eco. 40. IL 90 and II 20 m and 90
For Rjcamond and the South. 7 90 and III 90 O. m
daliy and 90 =. N. daily, except Sunday.
Tram, leave Alexandria for Washington, 90, 03,
and 1000 a. NJ. ] 60, :0C. 90. z 90 and 10
pm. and u 90 midnight On sunday at :0S.
and 10 90 6 N. 90 and so5 p. N.
Tickets, Information, sleeping ana parior car 40
commodsftons can be procured at the Offices. north
corper OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
and AZ the depot where orders can be left for the
checking Of baggage TO destination from hotsls and
residsnces.
L. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, Genera. Manager. povz9