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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-25

FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 251H,
HERLlN AND THE RHINE SCENERY.
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SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 26TH,
PARIS. THE BEAUTIFUL CITY.
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,r-r MEMBERS OF THE COM W
"n,\nTrY or r. ANDREW viii ~
..rs .a,cd assembly Tn,s Q, ,h1 ,r,,G1 Com ~
in nt.'i, q -, o'clock The memb, Is ol/ y
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p. .,..f g.,d standing are tr1teInallN Invited to
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Hall, March 3o,h and April i>i. ai 6 2. N.
With thanks TO you and the hope ths, you
viii find my view Of Virginn's famous story
worthy OF IT. am, very truly yours,
JSO. HAMPDbN CHAMBERLAYyE.
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seventh and Marshall streets.
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Geptlemen,-I shall be happy TO acknow.
ledge your kindness by delivering two lee
lures on the history Of Virginia, a! Mozart
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BIRDS, BiRD-CAGEs, sc.

=? IS ~ GEORGE X. TAYLOR. G.
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PERSONAL.

Jas. D. Wallace, Of Denver, is in
town.
Smith Cullom left for Cunnison
Tuesday morning.
Capt. S. L. Townsend returned
from Denver Saturday.
C. N: Williamson started for
Poncha Springs on Monday.
Geo. f. Mellen photographer from
Gunneson City, is in town taking views
Lee R. Thompson started for Den
yer yesterday to be absent for a week.
S. A. Reed, of the sampling works,
has returned from the Wood river
country.
w. H. Nelson, East Saginaw,
Michigan, is guest at the Windsor
Hotel.
Mr.. J. F. Seldomridge left for his
home IN Colorado Springs this morn
ing.
Miss Annie E. Johnson is still at
her sisters. Mrs. Ropell, at the Bull
lion King mine. They make it pleas
ant for visitors up there.
+ EFF. Madden, wife and child, oi
Hays City, Kas., are registered at the
Windsor Hotel.
F. NJ. Tucker, of the gents furnish
ing goods house of Rickard & Co.,
Denver, is here on business trip.
D. w. Solliday, attorney for the
D. & R. G. r. R., and G.. R. Stearns,
called at the PILOT Office yesterday
B. F. Field started for Chicag, las,
week to be absent from Irwin about
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

prospecting difficult no one has ever
been able to find its source. After a
close examination of the mountain
Mr.. G. A. Putnam concluded that it
held promise OF wealth sufficient to
justify scheme of prospecting by a
tunnel. The tunnel was begun last
September and is now into the noun
tam distance of 200 feet. Through
its entire length it has penetrated a
sandy quartzite formation which be-
comes more promising as the trachyte
bluff, which is farther up the noun
tain, is approached. When the tun-
mel IS driven to depth that will
bring 1t under the crust Of the noun
tain 1t will have perpendicular depth
Of over I 200 feet The work is to be
prosecuted with vigor and two shifts
will soon be put on to hasten it.
There is scarcely a doubt of the Sue
cess of this project and great prob
ability that the time will come when
thlstunnel will be one of the best
properties OF Ruby Camp. There is
the strongest evidence that this hill is
traversed by some very strong leads
that must be intersectcd by this work.
When one of these veins is cut at a
depth of from eight hundred to
twelve hundred feet there will be a
sensation in camp, with strong
danger of three millicnaires going
crazy. Mr.. w. A. Eckerly owns a
one-half interest and Messrs. George
y. Putnam and David A. Irvine the
other half in this bold mining enter
prise.
The Belmont Consolidated COM
pany's tunnel is in distance Of 20
feet from the mouth, and as a piece of
mining work has not an equal that we
have seen in the county. The con-
tractors, Christopher, Mcdonald &
Co., have exerted themselves to estab-
llsh igh.grade tunneling precedent
for the camp. For a distance of 90 #.
through the slide it is timbered in the
most thoroughly worllman,ike and
substantial manner, the upright5 all
resting on mudsillS sunk beneath the
floor Of the tunnel, the cross timbers
firmly tied to the uprights and the
tagging placed as smoothly as the
boards on the side of house. This
tunnel is run to cut the vein of the
Blind King, which abuts the Venango
rrclalm at an angie of IS degrees.
When the tunnel reaches the point
beneath where the shaft is being sunk
On the vein twill give depth OF 225
feet. The shaft is down Is feet. 1t is
sunk within . tunnel 50 feet long
which cuts through two veins, one 8
and the other 10 feet wide. Mineral
taken from the shaft has run $50 ozs.
per ton. The shaft and tunnel are
both built Of logs in the most substan-
tlal manner. The buildings are
put up to afford the miners every pro
lection from the winter SHOWS. The
Belmont company intend working all
the year round: The officers are 5.
W. Lewis, president, VIM. H. Waters,
vice president; +. c. Simmons,
treasurer, and John /. Anderson;
secretary, ali of St. Louis, Mo. Wm.
R. Wallace, the general manager and
superintendent, has his headquarters
near Ctested Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Russell, of the Hopewell mine,
jumped three elk last Sunday morning
in the park below the Bullion King
mine, and wished his fishing pelc was
Sharp's IS. However he caught 81
trout and fifteen quarts Of raspberries
before shutdown.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11
NOTICE..

The Democratic electors Of the 10th
precinct will meet at Thompson &
Fuller's on Friday at 4 p. M; for the
purpose Of electing five delegates to
represent the county IN a district con-
vention to be held in Lake City, Sep
tember 20, for the purpose Of nomina-
ting District Judge and District
attorney. By order of the Committee.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Henry T. Painter, our popular drug
glst, has moved into the building just
erected by Joe selig and VIM. A.
Rckerly, on 9th street.. Eext to the
Parlor sample room. The new drug
store is the most handsomely finished
building in town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Tenegis & Rocker are building a
new boarding house about half mile
above the Forest Queen mine. They
have IS boarders engaged up there
and will continue to run both that
and the What Cheer restaurant.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

A pony coming from Redwell
basin to Ruby, the other day, fell
over cliff and was instantly killed.
The owners Faas and Edwards un-
packed him and brough! the traps in
on their hacks.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Messrs. Arey & Rickert have very
kindly donated to Rev. Mr.. Hamll-
ton, pastor of the Presbyterian church,
chair. Mr.. Hamilton wishes to ex,
press his obligation to them for the
present, which he highly appreciates.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Send your order to c. Conrad &
Co., for Budweiser beer, the best bot
tied beer in the country, also Moss
Rose" bourbon whiskey.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

The Ruby Free Reading Room,
which has been opened in Mr.. Vas
sault's building, adjoining the Haynes
building, is meeting with very salts
factory results through the untiring
efforts of Mrs. L. M. Harris and her
daughter. 1t fills the great need that
has long been wanted in this town-a
place where strangers can find choice
literature, daily papers, anc plSce to
write letters, etc.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

two weeks. During his stay Mrs.
Field and Mrs. Kelsey will visit in
Gunnison.
DR.. W. H. Kinney dropped in or
us last Saturday and left again yester
day for New York. This is the fourth
trip he has made between New York
and here this summer.
S. seligsburg, Of seadvillc, who was
one Of our pioneer merchants, bui
compelled to abandon his enterprise
here on account of i'll health, is in
camp meeting his Old friends.
V. y. Wilder, W G. Goodwin and
Geo. Evans have gone on fishing
excursion down Ohio creek. They
stop at Cornwell's ranch. Now the
PILOT Office will have some fish.
DR.. Sctettlc-, Of the San Luis val
ley, is stopping at the City Hotel. He
IS the owner OF the Treasure Vaul,
tunnel, and will let a contract for an
other hundred feet of work before he
leaves.
Mrs. R. A. Estes has been quite i'll
for some days past, but by the unre-
mitting attention Of her dutiful daugh-
ter, Miss Dema, is now able to sit up
and bids fair to recover rapidly.
Mrs. Edward Copley and three
children have arrived from Perry,
Kansas. They will spend the winter
here, MIR. Copley having fixed up a
snug residence on the Venango mine.
B. F. Ayres has purchased G. X.
Brownins's interest in the Windsor
Hotel, and is now sole proprietor. Mr..
Ayres has made himself very popular
as caterer to the public need in fur
nishing a frst-cla hotel to the travel
ing public.
Judge W. H. Davis. OF Denver,
we'll known as a prominent attorney
Of Silver Cliff year or SO ago, is in
camp examining our mines: He seems
very much pleased with the mines here
and says he does not know a locality
in Colorado that looks SO promising
as this one does.
E. G. Wood and wife, who are
spending the summer at Woods ranch
in Washington gulch, are in camp fol
a few days as guests OF G.. r. Brown
ing. Mr.. Wood is PROMINENT,
known, being connected with the
X. P. R'y, as Pullman car conductor
for many years.
Baron J. Won Jensen and wife, H
c. Thompson, NJ. Q. Rollins, +. H
Mower, of this place, and c. H. Law
renee of Chicago, who started last
week on hunting trip, about 40 mile:
down Anthracite creek, have returned.
The Baroness was anxious to see a
bear. Well, usil2lly the people in this
country have not lost any bears, ant
seldom look for any, and if by chance
they meet one on a trail, are apt tc
give it the right of way. SO will the
Baroness, ifshe should happen on one.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

l.. G.. Pete Grow, the aia!,ie
stationery dealer, has bought out the
entire interest of Geo. J. Hanley in
the Colorado News company, and
moved his stock into the building for
merly occupied by Charley Brann,
corner OF 9th street and avenue E,
where he will continue to keep large
and varied assortment OF goods in his
line.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11
Good mining claims in this district
to exchange for farms IN Illinois, Iowa
or Missouri. Address this Office:

Lisle Thread Gloves for ladies and
gents at S. Cullom & Co.'S.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

The palatial residence OF l.. L.
Harding, on Tenth street, is finished.
He will move into it in few days
and then the little cottage which he
how occupies will want an occupant.
He has been trying to rent 1t to the
PILOT man and says its just the right
size to begin housekeeping in. The
hardware business must be looming
up" Bro. Harding, we would like
TO see your advertisement in the
paper.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Last Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock about five hundred people
gathered in Ruby to witness the foot
race between w. .Buckmaster of Crested
Butte, and Tim Deasy, our city mar
shall. Long before the race came off
the crowd had gathered and bets were
freely made from five dollars up to one
hundred, there being no apparent ad
vantage in the choice as the contestants
had never before met on the track.
When the runners appeared the excite
ment ran high, and at the report OF a
pistol they started. Deasy keeping the
lead until about half way when Buck
master seemed to gain on him, making
the outcome about ~ feet ahead of
Deasy, the time being eleven seconds,
the distance one hundred yards.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

The City Bakery man wants to bet
500 that he has two of the largest
hogs in Irwin.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

To the trade. When YOU want any
glass ware or other Bar fixtures, give
your orderto Jos. Ludwig; of c. Con.
rad & Co., Gunnison.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Go to S. CuIlom & Co. fer the
finest linen towels in the Gunnison
country.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Gents Silk Pocket Handkerchieves
at S. Cullom s. Co.'S.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Everything cooked to order and
served in the very best of style, at the
European, opposite Post Office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Cigars of all kinds always on hand
at the City Bakery.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11


Here goes for the light weight cham
pions of Colorado. On Monday even
ing Lester Gilpatrjc, weight 121,
and Gus Doyle, weight 1873, appeared
in the ring at the Elk Mt. Hall oppo-
site the postofice for sparring match,
The hall was crowded and betting was
lively. John fraipor was selected as
Judge, and Tom Horrigan acted as
referee. Doyle choose Percy Rams
den for his sec,nd, and Gilpatric
picked on Mr.. Conway. The time
was two minutes fight and one minute
rest. At eight o'clock the boys went
1t it and they peppered each other to
the "Queen's taste," Gilpatric win
ming the first round. They fought
thirteen rounds and stood seven for
Gilpalric and six for Doyle, when a
discussion arose as to the number OF
rounds which was understood to be
limited to ten rounds. 1t was then
decided to fight two more, which
would make fifteen rounds. They
again vent at it hot and heavy, Doyle
winning the first round, which made
them seven apiece. The fifteenth
tound was decided 4 foul, when the
sixteenth had tobe fought, the referee
deciding it in favor Of Gllpatric, thu.
swa.diat him the prize Of $50, fol
Which they were sparing.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

S. Cullom g. Co. is the oniy AoAse
that are dealing in everything.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Oh, yes! Why is it that everybody
goes to the City Bakery for bread ?
Because they know where to get a
good loaf.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Only 15c for one of those delicious
custard Pies and a glass of milk at the
European.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

The What Cheer restauran: fed 2oS
persons last Sttnday. That looks like
business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Gents Scarfs cf all kinds at S. Gull
lom & Co.'S.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

WANTED-A man to take contract
to run a tunnel 100 feet. Inquire at
this office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11
THURSDAY, AUG. II, 1881.

Mr.. ]. L. Lacey offers his cottage
on 10th street, for sale at a very low
figure.
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Views Of the camp at Malcolm'..

Served in first-class style, the verv
best OF steak with fried potatoes, tea
or coffee, bread and butter for ;5ci
at the European Restaurant, Bakery
and Confectionery, opposite the Post
Office.
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IRWIN. GuNNIsoN Co.. COLORADO.

~. The rates for local notices will be twenty-five
6enb line for the fnt insertion and fifteen cents
aas for each subsequent insertion, aud from these rat
Ws will not deviste.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Circulating library at Malcolm',.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

The best cigars at Malcolm's.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

Newspapers and periodicals at Nal:
coins.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

You only pay for what YOU crder at
the European.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

\ fine assortment of candies, nuts;
etc, at cost price at the European.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

California Canned Goods bi all
kinds at S. Cullom 4 Co.'S.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

While at Crested Butte. for goot
Dinner try Mrs: Songer's Hotel. i
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-08-11

The Privateer lode in O, Be Joyful
basin is destined to be promising
mine. Recent assays give ass ounces
in silver three feet from the surface.
This property is owned by Jones,
Gregory & Tobey, three energetic
young men who propose to develop
property thoroughly.
We have specimen Of ore from a
claim called the Little Alice, which
was located in O, Joyful basin on
the 27th of last month. 1t is galena
and runs pretty we'll in silver and will
no doubt get better as depth is gained.
A 12-ft face has just been finished on
it. John Rickstlaw and VIM. Weyler
own it.
Smith Cullom has just returned
from head of Slate river and Nash
vile basin in Poverty gulch, where he
has been working the Eloise and
Paragon. The Paragon on Slate
river shows four feet vein of fine ga
lena running 20 per cent. lead and
running well IN silve7, but no walls
are reached as yet.
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lC0MMUNICATED,

COMMUNICATED.
Fhe Morning after the Bali.
A spider outside on my window pane
Is weaving his -!kea snare
This self-"aue !hlrg dif last night,
At the ball. 10 The Easlehts glare.
Oh! spider. weaving y"ur s!keo spare,
In the CLEAN oi The m0r,lcg bright,
Do yOa to-, think i, Will sl7sYF be day,
WITH never sad daik eight ?
glanced at my over in fond surprise
AS the music tlonte1 and sootbed,
And l mu'mute0 a lew OF mY low replies
10 Bis Ger, IS he tond!y wooeG.
And once | laughed So the scent of fl)wers
Stole Ia ~ tie casemeE' GEAR
/ laughed md srl:l ID hat he should shipk
deeujed han ut oil mos. dear.
| laughed to ih,pk a. the days 20 By
He'll be dreaminG OF las! lights ball,
Aud boW hc'i! awake and sis for my sake,
Then cutsa we ''oaen ~.
-Crnsl pza IS you axe 10 The uloruinr light
\ ,ver thlYkl1R u Ee8rt-ache or mosO,
M yer nInc'3H q anguish pi'iicss peln
VI your V:cuns wnO dc with giosn.
(This world 10 q brsv. oua, RS all of US know,
Yet soma Of It may b. abused,
But certal" /! ls--thCra l. really 10 doubt
That ycu auG | Uus: be AMUSED.
So. spider, so on. We've your qilycry snare
Remember how daylight dis
We women at2 spdrIs AID irs .cs, too,
And meu-attur ali are but-tlies.
FAIRFAX.
WEST END, Feb. III, 1881.
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Mail. Express.
South Bound.

Tsil, Southwark connects st Charlottesville
with Cbes. = 0hio K b., Gas, end West. Al
l,yncE. burg, connects witk Atlantic, Miss. s.
Ohio Il. Z, through South west Virginia. TO
Nashville, New Orleans Mem nhis, Little Rock
ali resas--ant a. Dsnvlle With Richmond &
C.GTiiia IS. x TO South end Southwest.
A1p:ess i-outEwsrd connects st Charottes.
vIn to sii point: on Ches, & Ohio K. T.. and
u Dnrvi:le tor Ill points South Hast and South.
MI3ED TRAINS for Hain Limo leave Al.
eAeHdris dsily, except Sunday, 90 q. m. and
zg2 Ia, and returning arrive al Alexandris
CG q *nG 2$5 2. a.
10 =. N. and Aloxsndrir 81 .. M, daily,
except sunday, strive st S.resburg at II Is pm,
connecting with tho Valley Road Esst and
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h;iGND TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
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Sew CrioEns sleeper leaves Washington at
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We hsve know .~it| d yuhi.iuc. ecifc'
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'sl Fh"me:'fm Scrc'u0 &c. - ~ lie most
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dush J.. ueaaG!d, IalY. -. k:itn Judge
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Day 81 Gordan.
msny cfthe ger teTne0 whose sians!ures sppear
to the foregoing certificate They are men Of
high character srd standing
Il. L. CJLQUITT.
Governor &C Georgia
TEE SWIFT SFHCIEiC COMPANY,
Proprietors. at s1.a, Gs.
Sod by f.. :, LBADBFATEy & BRO
Gall for copy OF Young Mems Friend"
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EGDg OF TEE E.EES

EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY .nd
FRIDAY, st 80 o CLOCK p.n..i returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate tsTs nt GU =. u.
This staurch iron ste= ner hssju been pain:-
sd throughout, stsIaro0ms newly furnished anG
carpeted sDd is the handsoaes. ss well US tie
safest boat on the Potion &C river and Chesepeak ia
bsy, ant is the only s;"auer mabng close cGn-
nec.!cn with the New \ ork BnG Boston steam
ers; also connects with Richmond stpa md
railroad lines : outa. Stops at PiNEY Psi Mt
rsld Pol Nj LOOKOUT gUiDx and returning.
Fare. frat class. I'll; round trip ST. Sc.
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Alexandria, Va, Commissioner's Ctlice, !

=
2S.h January, 1851. !
n in the chancery csuse of Graham VS. The
Washington City, Virgins Midland sDd Great
Southern Railroad Company, and to the cred.
Itors of ssd DEF Ddsnt corporation.
Tske nc!l2a, thai shall, q. my office sfore.
said, IN the city OF Alegsodris, on TIL E5DAY
the lst dsy OF Mach. 1881, proceed to execute
the requirements Of TWO DEGREES entered by the
Circuit Cour' Of Alexandria city, on tie 30.h
December, 1880 snd the 18TH JsEusry, 1881, in
the chanc"ry suit Of Graham We Tue Washing.
ton q. V. nj. y y. : r. + Co., pending IN
ssid Court ST which time snd place you ars re-
CURED TO attend
Given under my hand IS Special Commission
or in Chance7y # the Circuit Court If Alexan-
dris city his the 18th Janus 1881
JsD29-C4g 4. SHEPHERD.
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The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, begun in
1888, is the Oldest newspaper i'll the State, ard
the only duly published in Northern Virginia,
1t has survived. with few exceptions, ell the
public presses in America which saw With it the
dawn OF the Nineteenth century. 1t lives, too,
not IN decsy, but full Of life and vigor,
giving all the news, telling the truth wiihop,
fesr, favor or affection, trenchilg On the privacy
OF no mans home but full 10 the bfim with all
public information, and giving daily honest
Judgments of public men and public measures,
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With the coming yenr al! the long tried ard
improved methods of making q standard nows-
paper will be- continued, with such additional
facilities as pHs! experience justif4s the progrie-
tor 10 believing will add TO Lhe Capacity of the
Gazette to servo Us readers. II expects to rem.
der faithful service to tue city, the stats and tn
country By candid criticism of men end events
IN the Interest of the people o! the Common
wealth CT Virginia.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

" 1H nm an ME- n ENV,
Beginning Nov. 20, 1850.
Inc MAIL TRAIN will leave Wsshington
81 s2O E. n. and Alexandra IL 925 4. m.
esly, except Sunday; pass Leesburg, going
westward, 81 II ~ a. II and arrive At Round
XII! s. - l5pm. Leave Bound Hill at ~ 80 D. NJ;
pass heateur:, aoiTg eastward, l 10 o. m; and
arrive TT hIe.sndria al 3 10 q. M, and At
~sshinBtoE At 3 So p. N.
The ACCOM- TRAIN will leave
Washington at ~ y. ID. and Alexandria at
u ,. III daily, except Sunday, and arrive At
Lcesourg At = ~ y. N. Leave Lees burg At 6 90
b; m: and arrive Al Alexandria at 8 l5 AM, and
Washington 1T 80 = N.
asS Passengers from Washington will take
.ae washington snd Ohio cara Ut the Baltimore
j. Potomac Railroad station ats 70 g. m. ana 4. 20
u, r., and 60 through without change Of cals
Ehe ~ e. N. traIn from Alexandria andl2.30
J; NJ Train from Round Hill connect at Round
an with AcCoy & Wigginton's Daily Line of
Cosches fer Snickersville. Berryvile and Win.
Chester; also Saamer's Line Of Coaches, which
burg A" 11A'oo1''
Both trains, westward, make close connections,
~ Vienna with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
ta1 Court House,
fIch cts, 81 cts DER mile
annual tickets, see.
II HAVENER,
oct'9-H General Ticket Agent.