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The daily gazette., 1881-08-15
FIFTH EDITION.
Drovnea IN the Delaware.

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George Wall and VIM. Krouss left
philadelphia about . week ago on .
fishing excursisn to the vicinity OF
Delaware City. On Wednesday last
they separated, and Krouse returned
home. On Saturday last the body Of
Wall was found In small tributary
Of the Delaware and Chesapeake
Canal, near Delaware City, BY Ben.
.jamin Dunlap, whore It II supposed
to have lain since Thursday.
An inquest was held by Coroner
Weldin, yesterday, and q verdict Of
death by drowning was rendered, and
as he was then unknown the body was
buried. He was unmarried, aged 30
years, resided ct No. COT New Market
street, Philadelphia, and was en-
ployed In . junk shop in that vicinity.
It Is alleged that ON Wednesday even-
ing he attempted to commit suicide by
jumping into the canal while under
the influence Of liquor. but was res
cued by several men upon the banks.
Marks upon his person and card In
his pocket book led to the identiA.
cation Of the remains.
Hugh Mott, aged 20 years, and
George Grubb, aged 80, both Of
Chester, Pa, were drowned In the
Delaware, on Saturday afternoon, By
the capsining Of small yacht.
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NOOdlAMn CAznp.

WOODLAND CAMP, CECIL COUNTY,
August A.-Sunday dawned propitlous-
ly for . genuine old time camp meeting.
The daily exercises commenced a. usual
with Q O'Clock q. m. general family pray
or by Brother John W. Mccullough, oi
Pors Deposit. At 10 O'Clock the regular
morning preachina began, with Rev. J. 8.
Willis, Of FELTON,, Del, In the dulpit,
His text was taken from Ecclssiates viii.
IL, 10. His earnest entreaty TO follow
the Christians lie was touching, and
thirteen converts were made.
When the hour Of o'clock arrived Z
great number Of children were seated In
the prayer-meeting tent. Rev. T. Snow
den Thomss, Of Philadelphia, enter
tanned the little ones for half hour OF
more with an interesting theme pertain.
ing to biblical teachings for the young
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serious Railroad Disaster.

OeDKNsBURG, August ia terrible
accident occurred on the Grand Trunk
Railway At $50 o'clock this morning,
which resulted In the instant death of an
engineer, the serious wounding of fire.
man, baggage master, and two express
messengers, and In various Injuries to q
number OF passengers. The train was
the 10 p. m. express from Montreal to
Toronto. II consisted Of six pullman
sleepers, four first and second-class cars,
postal, express and baggage car. The
cars were filed with excursionists re-
turning from Montreal, nearly all of
whom were aeleep. The train arrived At
Prescott junction on time, and the Otta.
wa sleeper was there attached TO It,.
After leaving Prescott there Is q down
grade, and the train was soon going very
fast. An obstruction was encountered,
and the locomotive jumped the track,
carrying the tender. baggage, mail, ex-
press, smoking and two passenger cars
With IL.
They ran on the ties fully thousand
yards, when the engine went d ,wn an
embankment. The tender passed by,
and, with the express ear landed on the
other side OF the track. The baggage
car went still further on. Its body was
thrown of alongside fence. In fact, all
the cars except the sleepers we're thrown
upside down. The express car was
Knocked into kindling wood. Nothing
remains Of the tander but few pieces OF
iron.
1t is wonderful how the passengers es-
capped instant death. When the passen-
gers recovered from their fright, search
was made for those who occupied the
forward cars. The engineer, John A.
Howarth, of Montreal, was found with
his arm around the whistle of the loco
motive, having blown 1t twice before be
met his sad end. h, was q terrible
sight. The fireman, William TAYLOR, of
Montreal, was discovered in q field, alive,
but insensible. Robert Scarlet, OF Mon
treal, baggage master, was also Insensi-
bic, but soon recovered. His shoulder
was dislocated and bis arm sprained.
How the two express messengers, Ar
thur King, Of Toronto, and William
Mackenzie, Of Hamilton-escaped with
their lives 10 q mystery. Their car was
crushed to spllnters. Mackenzie, al
though injured, bravely rescued bis
partner. Both are injured internally.
The second class passengers were badly
shaken up. They escaped through the
windows Of the upset cars. A French
woman threw her two children through
window, frat breaking 1t with her
hands, cutting herself severely. 8. p.
Hartshorn, Of Rolton, Mich, was injur-
ed In the back and internally. Other
passengers suffered sprains and bruises.
How 20 few casualties occurred 10 mex
plicabls. The accident was caused by
COW on the track,
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AeriOuslX Iniured.

At Springer, Morley Il Causes planing
mill, this morning, . sawyer named
Spencer Vinsinger attempted TO remove
the sawdust from under circular saw
while the saw was In rapid motion. Un-
fortunately, his right arm came in COR
tact with the sharp instrument, whereby
the elbow joint was shockingly fractured
and mutilated. He WAS removed to bis
residence, on Justison street, below
Second, where DR.. Maull rendered the
necessary surgical assistance.
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More Indian Oatrages.

LAS VEeAs, N. NJ, August 1A.-Tel-
egrams from Socorro state that the Indi-
ans swept down . party Of quaIrymen,
seven miles southwest Of that place, at 2
O'Clock on Saturday morning, and four
manned English, Lee, Van Fps and
Herman-were killed. Van Fps had
considerable money, and bis pockets
were found to have been riflsd. Two
companies Of citizens, mounted and
well armed, started In pursuit Of the
murderous Indians.
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THIRD EDITION
yay Csske's crasy Creditor.

PHILADELPHIA, August 14.-Sarsh
Marshall, Of this city, whose mind
became unhinged through the failure
Of Jay Cooke, she being one Of the de-
positors, has been removed from the
insane department Of the Philadelphia
almshouse to . private asylum, where
she will be cared for during the rest
Of her days. This change was brought
about through the influence Of Jay
Cooke, who proposes to care for her
now. Mr.. Cooke has again been
bleaaed by fortune and much Of his
-immense Losses has been repaired.
He Il now credited with mining pos
sessions which have recently made rich
developments, and 1t is said that he
recently purchased Ogoritx, his former
great mansion ct Chelton Hill, for the
sake Of old associations.
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WYE Camp.Meeting.

Wye camp-meeting, near Wye
river, Queen Anne's county, which
began on the Sd inst, broke up
Friday, there having been 81 conver'
sions, SO of which were on the last
day. Rev. Mr.. Prettyman had charge
Of the camp, and services were cons
Quoted by Rev. Martin Dale preside
ing elder M. E. Church; Rev. Mr..
Murray, of Middletown, DEL; Rev.
Mr.. Wiley, Smyrna; Rev. Alfred
Smith. of Oxford, and others. The
tents were on the two-story cottage
style.
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Shot and Stabbed by Tvo

HANNIBAL, NO., Aupust il-
About 3 O'Clock this mor,,inS IL. Ia-
Gibbons was shot by Winston Rs,n.. Rsuna
and stabbed by Boyd Robinson a'I. y.
died instantly. The murder yr, oc"u,,.s ~
on an island in the Mississ;nnyiu yui,o' ~
poslte this city. There was a fapssUpp. AMI, ~,
10 progress on the island al the s' tims
some TWENTY-FIVE men and a do.ss %
women being present. The murds,. s.
ers escaped. Barnes assaulted az.
bon and threw him down. As bs % fsl,
Barnes drew his revolver and y arsd ,,,i
while Boyd Robinson, who was with with
Barnes cut Gibbons jugular yelp I
Either wound would have proved vs
fatal. P'"''u
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

william J. Coughnn, OF somerville,
Mass, says: In the fall Of 1876 was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed by . severe cough. lost my
appetite and fesh, and was confined to
nay bed. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hospital, The doctors said had q hole
in my lung as big rs . halt dollar. At
one time Q report went around that l
was dead. gave mp hope, hut friend
told me OF Dr.. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. got .
bottle, when to my surprlse, commenc-
ed to feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
III write this hoping every one afiiict-
cd with Diseased Lungs will take DIR.
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. 1 can positively say 1t has
one m ore good than all the other medi-
mes have taken since my sickness.
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Reform School Boy Riet.v.

WEsTBoRo, Mass. August "A. .Abou,
9 O'Clock this evening serious upri.
sing occurred among the boys Al tbs
Reform school. The outbreak tooE ii
place in the meditation room, one
OF the boys named Monahan sssultiup
Superintendent Dooley with bricks
dug from the cells, and the boy,
riddled the windows with missels.
The riot was quellcd only after the
superintendent had fred several
shots from his revolver.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARK EFT
MoNDAY,A 6th, r. II.
BEEF CATTLE were dull and Lc. lower.
$500 head arrived and sold at the different
yards a. 4sSas1c. per lb., the latter rate
SHEEP were dull and No. lower. 1900
head arrived and sold at tine different
yards at 5a59<c.. and Lambs at sa7lzc. per
Hoes were quiet. 5000 head sold at the
different yards q; S11za97<c. per lb.
Park Drope yard SD and Laacaster avsnue,
Wea Philadelphia, Au0.7.
sHEEP.-Extra. Ito TO 12o lbs. .5k good.
80 to l09 lbs, 59f TO 51<; fair, so 10
IS lbs. 4N TO " stock sheep 81 70 ais,
good lambs, ~ @ u medium lambs ~ 70
Supply ample and prices lower
Arrivals 5000 head.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, Aug ust 10, 6P. N.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Flour is in fair de-
mand and nrm sales of barre 10, In
oq Hg s e Isa h at to sS %
Penna. extra family at t5 s5a8 western
do. do. at t6 25a8 rs, and Patents at O. as
stg rs. Rye -four moves slowly at 81 q
0RArN-Wheat is excited and irregular
Sales OF 1000 bushels new red at 81 GOAL 30
a. in quality and location. At the oper
board, leo 900 bushels sold, closing q
and Sf sssI Tor October. Rye Is i'nsl nomiDs1
Arm. sales Of 5000 bushels, incIadins
sail yellow, 6O15a6lc. do. mixed, at 8Os
| 601fc.; steamer at 66a5Sc. /; No. 8 at 68a6Ic
and rejected at 45a54c. At the open
board 5000 bushels sold, closing at e0Ec
for August. 611Ie. for Septem ber and al
6i1lc. October. Oats are in good demand
ana nrmer. Sales of l5,OO0 bushels. In.
cluding white, at Al l<aSsI<c. and rejected
| and mixed at 40a40lL The rec sInta ~ dc !
were 3e45 bbls. -four, IS 600 bushels wheat
| barrels Whisky.
WHISKY is firm. at 81 IL for Western.
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a CHAPTER OF HoRRo..
Two Children Killed NV
and Another scaldea =, saakss

scaided to Dean
PITTsBuRe, Angus, IL
from President, Venaneo Conn,t a report
that three children, beloupiHs, ,un'y' - nm
iiy there, died last Wedness.~s " ~
peculiar circumstances. Two :, unds
while playing around in tbe =. y. !, !Asa
bitten BY snakes, and their ~ mo,sa. ysta vsn
Ing to their assistance, len '.J.uei . sa,., n
boiling water on the floor, and isals tSa =, Z
child fell into IL. All Of tS tS.us ,oe iailt
died. snem hlW
Hugh Mcvay, employed At ,h..
sylvania Railroad freight denot y, '1s s. Fem
his pay s4S, on SATURDAY.. snS Steeel,H s.
q. LEFT for home, This mo,n,as ouu ,
body was found in the river. .oe Ths.ee y
aRreat 6ruise on the back Of II. Hs's y. v
and deep cut over bis lsi, ~. .Is nsa
though made with rock. N M ,M,s T
was found on bis person, And 'U !, nIony
posed be was followed and ur.sr mnssur
Tor bis money. There ia M cla laus,M
murderers. McVay was abont S so v s w
OF age, and a very Respectable , .OS % zen {sia
~ esteemed man. lie came f,om @ pg'l u,ga'
adelphia about year AGO, ''Ou rnll'
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A Valuable wallet Lost and Resey.
cred,

KINGSTON, N. Y. Aug. ls-Col. By.
son. OF Wall street. New York, losta
wallet containing s65 900 while going %
to the Trempot House, In the Summit
special Ulster and Delaware train, lMt
night. Discovering his loss on leaving
the train at Pho uicia, he followed tho
train with swift horse, overtakiug d
ct Deans Corners. Meanwhile, Elmer
Emmett, one Of the brakemen, had
picked up the wallet aud SAID nothing
Al Deans Corners Colonel Bryson and
the conductor searched thstrain. Afa
allowing them ~ search diligently, Eu-
NETT, satisfying himself rs to the owner
ship OF the lost property, produced Tho
wallet, containing S50,000 in Govern
ment bonds and $1,000 In cash. Hs "
ceived $50, and was told to call at ;hs
Trempor House. where Col. Brysou
promised him a choice Of positions eith-
or as conductor on some leaping railway
or f1ne berth on one Of his Mis,issippi
steam boats. Emmett 10 o fns, deser!.
ing young man.
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The Papal Guarantees.
LONDON, August IA, 1881.

A meeting was held ct Genoa to-day
In favor Of the abolition Of the law
granting guarantees to the Papacy.
After letters of sympathy with the OBJ
jects Of the meeting had been read the
police ordered the proceedings to close.
Atumult ensued, when the police cleared
the hall, making three arrests In
doing 90.
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A Grassy WAN derer.

Officer Pike, this afternoon, picked
up miserable looking, barefooted
man, who was waudeEing around
the Ninth Ward, In q state Of wretch-
ed insanity. He took him TO the po-
lice station, and an order for his ad-
mission to the Almshouse will be pro-
cured. He begs piteously to be sent
to his home, which be says il in Coun-
ty Kerry, Ireland.
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Politics I'm Ksns County, ma.

Tho democratic primaries in Kent
county on Saturday, flor candidates for
the House Of Delegates, resulted In the
selection Of Messrs. Thomas A. Huime
and Samuel Cary, the former Of whom
was = member OF the last House, and the
latter Is prominent farmer. They car
ried tour out Of the i've districts.
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The President Worse.

Reports from Washington this morn.
ing were to .hs effect that the President
had passed wrstebsd night, which ruu
his pulse up to los and greatly incrsassd
bis temperature.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.
a GARD.

To ali who are suffering nom the er-
rors and indiscretions u youth, nervous
weakness. early dscay. loGs Of manhood.
90, I will send . recipe that will cure yo1
was Uncovered BY Q misaionary In South
America. Send self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JosEPH T. INMAN, 6atJoa d
Nssg York CgfU. Mav4-eodD&wly.
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A Northeast Man Cut.

DR.. S. c. Britton, aged 28 years,
residing in Northeast, Cecil county,
Nd, had his head cut by a beer glass
thrown by a man In q tavern near
the Baltimore depot. Philadelphia,
Saturday evening. He was admitted
to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
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Notice To The Public

The pubic are hereby ry eS" or Or
Ssaa1s' Sess 60 sSSEs CO., ss s,;.:s s.s'ssy ~ d
New York city, as 6,.tnoa,.,i 6'.a,,v 10 ssa "
Louisiana Ssate Loitery g.,1 C1,,'p'iS Ike country
Tickets. They are foodsng sng,,@itno 10 ~
ioifh Bogus CtrcnIariJ ppaleru XII Cpntpory,
81 Snd Ims are fr1%aSmiensiy 1H rsprs..,.atss,ss.
seipes % T a. as Aosnts. They hGTs GgTs,nsts = 0Sdss
from this Cbnapa',y 10 sen M "
mot fts agents for any PITPyn Y UPHIE
Pres. Lolfsfdnd ntdte, ,ssi.
NEW ohLhASs' aug " d6No-
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False Alarm.

The alarm Of fire from box IS,
Thirteenth and King streets, ct ono
O'Clock this afternoon, was caused by
tho burning Of some old rags in yard
at Twelfth and King streets.
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LAReksr RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY AND
Underwear In America. Cook q BROTHER
Nos 40, 81 and 53 NORTH EIGHTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA. All orders viii hav
attention n20-wly3pnr
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NOTICE-DIvIDEND.

OFFICE OF THE WILMISGToN Coal
GAS Co, Wilmington, Del. Aug. .lSl.g
The Directors OF the Wilmipgto Cesl
Gas Company have this day declared :
dividend OF three dollars per chare Ior~'
past six months, payable on demand
WILLIAM p. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
augi-I0t No. 800 shipley street.
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the Liverpool docks on Saturday wsis
Q tolen from case VIII ich has been lylng
on the quay sew n yearsas unclaimed ~
go. The affair was entirely entirely devch
az Dolitical siguificance
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FOURTH EDITION
Iodiestfons Tor TO. DAY.

For the Middle Atlantic etatss,
fair weather, northwsstsrly winds, Sta
tionary temperature, higher pressure.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. eso'oo'

1857 Prises, amounting to..'.......-sut. -sut.
Responsible corresponding agenn nnompsn.
ed at all poiuts, TO whom liDei"
sation Will be paid. ,rr,te clearly,
For further Information, wdars VIZ by q.
giving full address. Send oruMu Mnuey Or.
press or Registeafed a ed..sS Lsi'er only 70
der oV mall AaaM n. A. DAUPHTT.
New Orleans' n~T
or N. A. DAUPHIN at NAV YORK.
All our Grand Extraordinaryd manage
are undor the supervision Ally HEAURE
1HRD % ana JUBAL A. EARLY
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EIRsT NATIONAL BANk
L OF WILMINGTON
RKPosrToRY OF TIE PUBLIC MoHer
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE uNI.
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER.
fafd mp Capital, $500 900.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston E i.
change furnished TO regular Deposit0rs
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and THURSDAYS 8
at $50 A. NJ.
Edward Belts, John II, Adsms.
Clement p. smyth, Henry 8. McComb,
george w. Bush, William Tatnail.
6muel James, Ell Garrett,
Sam1 Bancroft. Jr. JAM -Iy
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STOCKS.

BID AsKErl
First National Bank............l6 l4
National Bank Of Delaware... sis SO
National Bank OF vii. q Bdw'n. 65k "
Union National Bank........... 20 ~
Farmers Bank. uk................... 80 "
Phila. Wilmington q Bait. Il. b ga q
Delaware II. R................... * %
Delaware Western =. R......... ID %
Wilmington q Northern r. B.. ~ ~
Wilmington City Railway ...... q.
Delaware Fire Insurance Co.,. ~ -
Wtlmingto1 Coal g ~ Co....... 81 Is
Masonic Hall 90 o.................
Odd Fellows Hall............... 0 70
BONDS.
Wilmington City 6's. .1l2H lis
do do 5s.............ln los
do do 4Hs..........l03 los
New Castle County Hs..........l0s ITO
do do 4Hs........l02H los
Delaware State eGs...............l0 100 100
Relaware Il. r. LIST mortgage. .l08 lS
Delaware Railroad Extension. lot los
r, w. q b. Il. r. LIST mortgage. l8
vii. City Railway LIST mortgagel02 l03
vii. City Railway Extension. 100 100
Masonic Hall Co. LIST mortgage.l00 Wl
Delaware City ~. .l04H hb
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO

incorporated In 1858 FOR y yesa char.
Legislature for Educational anu =, To.
table purposes-wi.h capital y, ,lip lip'.
000-to which q reserve fund Of o'si"
QUO has since been added. wota III
By an overwhelming popuisn. nrassut
franchise was made part OF t,pphsr tne q,
State Consultation adopted December ~
A. D., 1879. n..viurs
will take place monthly. Mnsrs ~ nsgm in.
or postpones. Look at the ioi'o"'A"
trtbutlOn;
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY ~
WIN A oRTUNE. Nls
GRAND DISTRIBUTION. cLAss -
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, sL.'
I3th, IssI-Iseth Monthly Dfs""s
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Wilma mangsoR naafkess.

WILMINGTON, Del. Aug. IS, 1881,
QuOtaaiOns at the BranoyWlne Mills for
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rhs CITY Markets

The following were the ruIing prices In
market this morning:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
Opening and CLOSING oil the Masis.

Opening and CLOSING oil the 7l:ssis.
CLOSING.
Washington, Il. G., and northeastern nsla
g. m, II m. and 6 and Is p m.
Western mails 30 and 10 D. m.
Southern malls via Richmond, Va, 10 80 ,.
On. and 4 80 and Is q, NJ.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg Virginia, way and through mails, GJ g..
m. and 8 w p. m.
Manassas Division Z no 8. m.
Alexsndris to Round Hill vs.. 500 s.. n
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, vie Washiar-
ION, D. g., 8 30 g. m. II N. aud u Of =. III.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 80 - "a
snd 80 a. m.
Southwestern msils via Lynchburg, Virginia,
lthrough mails) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, 80 g. m.
Manassas Division 80 D. M. for lock box only.
Round Hill TO Alexandria, Vs., 80 p. u.
Office Hours-Ofice opens at 8 80 :. NJ, and
closes at 90 p. N.
Sunday Hours-Ofhce opens at As T. m., and
closes at 80 .. m.