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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04
Religious.

Bishop Morris preached in the Episcopal
Church last Sabbath, morning and evening
..... Rev. d o Taylor, of the Dalles
in the Baptist Church in the morn
ING and in the evening delivered q tempor,
ance sermon in the Congregational churehs
which was listened to blythe members OF
most cfthe other churches. -. 49, Rsy, Dillioa
having returned will preach in the M, T.
Ghurch.n Sabbath. i 20 494d ksJal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04
Farmers. warehouse.

Next week grain viii begin coming in,
and will be taken to the warehouses
in the city. Probably n1ne are better
adopted to the Storage OF wheat and other
grain than the Farmers. We were struck
By Its security and the completeness of
It's arrangement, when in that part Of the
city . day or two ago. Situated on high
bank it Is many feet above the highest
water mark, and it is kept so that nothing
can be feared from any other cause. It
has been as popular as any warehouse In
this part Of the State, and viii no doubt
store the 10000 bushels for which it has
q capacity. ~.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04
The salen Panr.

| wish to say to my many friends and
former patrons of Linn and adjoining Goan-
ties that | am again on the track with the
salem wood pump which is very much i'm
proved; improvements which no other pump
possesses ON the coast. These pumps will
draw water faster and easier than any pump
in the market. See these pumps and you
will be convinced. Our guaranty for those
assertions are, we win let you try the pump
before you buy. II yOu do not see us, write
to Shedd and we viii fill your orders prompt
ly. H. z THRAsIfER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04
uNeVer Fails.

lfall other remedies have failed to afford
relief thereis enc that win never disap,
point you, aud that one is Syrup of Figs
The strong and the weak alike find it pow
erful for good; harmless. YET thorough.
always giving strength to the bowels, so
that regular habits may be formed and the
system restored to a healthy condition.
Each halfdoilar bottle contains from
twenty to tLirty average doses, and the
dollar bottles more than double. For
sale by Toshay & Mason Albany, Rector
d Son Haisey, Hodge Davis & Co., Port
land
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04

Geo Cochran had fine horse stolen from
his farm near Tangent last Sabbath night
A clue to the thief was obtained and Mr. c
q now after him on the road across the
mountains. & gsa o8g aia
Later-Cochranr returned from Fish Lake
on Wednesday having found out that he
was not on the.right trail. The thief has
been followed to near Harrisburg. The
animal stolen wasa deep bay mare, about ii
years cid, weighs about. 100, is about IS
hands high, with whitein face, > wen on
forehead, covered BY the foretop, heavy
name and tail, unshod, left hind foot white.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04
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Notice to Taxpayers.

TO iclom IL may concern
Notice is hereby giyen'that theBoara Of
equalization ef taxes for Linn county Ore
gon will attend atthe Office of the County
Clerk of Linn county, tha last Monday in
August, 1882 and publicly examine the
assessment rolls for 1882 and correct all
errors IN valuation, descriptions or qualities
of lands, lotsor other property.
HIRAM s. WILLIAMs,
Assessor for the County OF Linn.
August 3id 1882.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04
The Tanaeis.

The tunnel conti actor, Mr.. Bugbee,
threw up his contracts on the tunnels at
the invitation fthe o. p. r. r. Company.
Work had been prosecuted by him for
some little time on tunnels No and 8, but
not TO the satisfaction OF the Company
No work had been done on tunnel No 2
by thecontractor. The three tunnels are
now in the charge of tho engineers rs Of the
Oregon Pacific Railroad Company, and
work is progressing on all of. them, work
on tunnel M having been inaugurated
lat MonlAy, TITO Assistant Engineer, Mr..
Gates thinks that the FORK will progress
more rapidly and be of more solid and
lasting character thsn heretofore
Post.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04

Prof NJ. A. Scott. the greet pain
autocrat and open air concert party,
for the purpose of introducing his
world renowned Australian Magic
Balm. They.will De hersg on the 9th
and 1otii OF this month, next week
Wednesday and Thursday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04
cIo.lns Our

Mrs Powell II noNy closing out her stock
Of millinery gooIs with the intentio OF
removing from Albany, and consequently
10 Offering the people great bargains IL
you want anything In her line do not for
get to call. She also wants US to notify all
who are indebted to her to call and settle,
as she is compelled TO close up Der bust
ness In Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04
Both Lydia Il Pinkham'a Vegetable Com, !,

Both Lydia X Pinkham's Vegetable Corn-
pound and Blood Purifier are prepared at
23a and 235 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass
Price of either, ST. Six bottles for $5.
Sent by mailin the form of pills; or of lozOn-
ges, on receipt ofprice, 81 per box for either
Mrs Pinkhaul freely answers all letters Of
inquiry. Enclose &c. stamp. serd for
pamphlet. Mention this paper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04

BFight's disease Of the kidneys, diabetes
and other diseases Of the kidneys and liver,
which ysu are being SO frightened about,
Hop Eittersis the only thing that will sure
ly and permanently prevent aud cure. All
other pretended cures only relieve for a
time and then make you many times worse.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04

"By asking too much we may lose the little
that we had before" Kidncy.Wort asks
nothing but fair trial. This given, it
fears on loss Of faith in. its virtues. A lady
writes from Oregon FOR thirty years
have been afflicted with kidney complaints.
I've packages of Kidney- Wort have dene
me more good than al the medicine and
doctors I have had before. believe lis a
sure cure"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04

According to the returns in the cJun-
~ Clerks Office the following marriages
occurred in this county during tie
Wepth ef July
&c Baker and Mrs Kate Taylor.
JAS Davidson, Jr aud Clara A Men
que. ~
Henry Cham bers and Barbara Meyers.
il Walker and Mrs Lottie Carter.
DECAY aud Ella Richardson.
Geo purreH and Mary e CASTOR.
ELIrvIne and Laura E Robertson
Houk.
Jas A Pearl and Amanda n jesse.
Chas A Miller andLuelIa Far W ell.
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Ian InposslbIlIty.

Deserving articles are appreciated. The
exceptional cleanliness of Palker's Hair
Balsam makes it popular. Gray hairs are
impossible with its occasional use.
10 OF overalls. 75c o. overalls, COO
at A B McIls AIMS. -
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L. &. 4. 4.


Farmers in the vicinity OF Shedd
having wheat to store VII DO well to
sleaveitin the Farmers Union Ware
houseat .Shedd. = ssssg xes
For particulars ,ctnsalt A, Wheeler
manager. t
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04
Liaa Couaiy Paieat..

2uEuY
Patents for land issued by tho United !
states 10 the following persons are now
lying IN tho Clerks Office In this city, and
can bs hal by oallIgs lhsra In many
cases the land has passhd into the hands
OF her pafziaz. FliM1I83E
James and Anna CtfrL 9 faH9
.IoLn II aud thebe ig4teuAn.
Hilliaui Nllihoi!on.
Joseph q Blaln. rrr er1nH
Hubbard and Mary Ann Hsyeii.
william 4 Allingha1i.
Samuel aud Cynthia Ana Anderson.
William II Blyeu :.
John aud MshAla WILSON.
John u aud Spicy south.
Absa,bm " and PauliuA Smih.
Jarel aud Mary Mesaci.
sslmOuA and Mary A Aiokes spn.
Perfia SoTshup. u
sAiDert Can't Elizabesh Lohs.
William l. Kendall.
Joseph " and Mary Kenda.l.
William and Margaret Klum
Lydia Galiaber, late Lydia M FAfl ind.
William y aad AfAfgret t5ore.
SIMEON " Earl. ~. .4.f,- ers..
Joltn aud Rebecca 81 lay ton.
George and Jane Cline.
joel and ParthanR Calavan.
Eugenus and Elizabeth Fruni.
James and Elizabeth TaS Tor -e
Edward III West.
PeieF And Jane NycDG,
Richard and sarah Z -lica.
Joseph and Gertrude Sage.
jacob Snowderly.
John ami Mary Robine;t.
VIM NJ and Mary Ann Powers.
Samuel u Faxton.
Lorell kinghton.
Thomas aud Rutha AcBanitl.
VIM end Phila Ann McCain. e =
John aud Nancy Marks
> Dominic and Celia T. Mansfield.
] David Miller aud the heirs - law ~.
Sarah Jane Miller. -
Andrew J May. Sd
VIM l. ana Mary Anu Gt,lchriSt. 81
Harris X and NJ rys u HoiHaes s
Nathan and Nancy Hou.
OsaA and Sasan a Ran.
Rebecca + Jenes and heirs a. law OF
David Jones. 80
Della + and Phoebe Crab'geo. 49,
William w Clover.
Via II aud Mary Carey.
Henry w and Milla G Cooper.
John + and Mary Jane Hannon.
Elijah A and Elizabeth Higgins
John aud Mary Ann Londerllark
GeoJand Aizana hatil In Morris.
Stephen g Mayes.
L NJ and A j Parrish.
John Y aud Eliza v StrcithoT.
l. & and Melissa Ann Rurkhau
Gideon w and Mary Ann Backns.
barbara anu the heirs at law of VIII
liam SNank,
Dewitt q and Sophia w Hackloy,
Geo II and Mar Il Crawford. 4l
Jas III aud Esther Ann Johnson.
Campbell I and Ellen M Settle.
Aaron and Rachel Hyde. 50
Silas and Rebecca Ann Haight,
Claiborne and Polly Hill.
The widow and heirs OF Elmorj lSses.
John w and Jane A Gilmour.
Widow and heirs of Elijah l. smith.
Isaac Miller.
+ Thos and SarAl KEGS. N
Isaac and Elizabeth Miller.
Americus and Mary Ann Savage.
VIM ID and Laura Rexiord.
Widow and heirs ofJarois Briggs.
r. sfias keenyy Y# - aa
4 w w Parrish W.
Cyrus and Mary T. Wesllake.
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Letter List.

The lenowIng is the list or letters RENAL ling
In The Post Oftice. Aihany, Linn coDnty, Ore.
gon, Aug 8 1882. Persons calling Tor these
letters must give She date on which Gney were
advertised.
sehhied F. Stewart Ben,
Woods @ NJ
<N-w<f
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04

TO worry about any liver, kidney or
urinary trouble, especially brlght's disease
or diabetes a. Hop Bltters never fails OF a
cure wkere a cure Is possible. We know
this.
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Notice.

ticket sfflce in this city, good for railroad
and stage for the following points. Le-
land, Rock Point, Grants Pass, jackson
vile, Phoenix, Ashland and Yrels. At
cons derahle reduction to former rates.
s. g tsss.s $50 - WILL B. RICE, q e
sra Agent 0s& G r r Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04

Fast, brilliant and fashionable are the
Diamond Dye colors. One package colors |
to lbs. Of goods. 10 cents for any color.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04

SHII Obs CATARRH REMEDY
Cositivecure for Cattarh, Diphtheria and
I nker Mouth.
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We are Coming.

doz. fancy handkerchiefs, 75c, at A B Me
Ilwain's.
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RubbIngu Ont,

The editor of the "Courier," Mr.. w. +.
Cook, was seized few mornings ago by a
terrible pain, in the left shoulder and neck.
Having been tavorably impressed for
some time with the virtue of an article
recommended, for all sudden pains, and
especially. Ihenmatism, we rubbed the
offending part, and in lesslimo than we
write it, relief came. That article is st.
Jacobs oh.-" Canajeharie n. Y. Courier" /"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04

] was dying slowly but surely :, not from
Consumption, but from the equally de-
structive disease, Dyspepsia. Getting
worse and weaker under treatment of en-
inent practioners, I concluded totry bot
tie Of Flinders Oregon Blood Purifer,
andani glad to acknowledge herewith my
steady Improvement,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04

All Trains daily. except sunday.
NoTIcR,-On and after this date regular
tickets will he sold at our ticket Office for
following points on Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, Dalles, Umatilla, Wallula,
Walla walla and Ainsworth.
WILL. II. RICE,
Freight and Ticket Agent
q. 4 C. r. Z. Co.
Albany. June 18th, 1881.
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when any druggist or dealer tries to ssll
you, or tells you that scrls other remedy
is as good,or better, when you9 ask for
Amnen's Syrup. look. him in the face,
and you viii see that God has stamped
upon his countenance in unmistakable
characters the word cHpidity, and by in
vestigation yon viii find heis recommend
inu some decoction Of his own that costs
him only q few cents to prepare, or some
patent remedy upon which he makes a
large profit. Ask. for Anmenss Cough
Syrup. Takeno other Buy esl5l cent or
90 cent bottle. Test il youaself,s It stands
upon its merits. ..s...,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04

The edor Of FloresEon Cologne is en-
tirely novel. Look tos signature OF His
cox e Co, n. y, On each bottle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-04

4 NASAL INJECTOR free Of charge with
= eh bettle of Shiloll's Catarrh Remedy
ice. so cents.
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sa Carl wanted.

A girl that can do general housewolk can
finl steady I'm ,loymsnt by calling at
this Office soon.
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HUCkuEN.s ARxrc, SANE

The best salve in the wor,dfor cats, bruis
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, feSer sores, BET.
ter, chappod hands, cllilblalns, corns and all
kinds of skin eruptlon& This save Is guar
anteed to give perfect stisfaction IN every
case or money refunded. Price 35c Per box.
For sale by Foshay and Masen, wholesale
acts ID Moore, Scior; ID Foley Lebanon
DIR Powell, Lebanon Redpath and Mon
tague, jefferson ID 81 Caibreath, Dnena
Vista o Co-nelias, Turner i A Rampy,
Harrisburg !: Starr and Blakely, Browns
Vile -
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June 2stl, 1852.

Boys wool hats - tn ijs meas wool
hats, 5Oi 70 si.O0. ~ j. MeilWADta.
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GaIIIeezau1r(u IS azeettte
MoEDAY EVENING. MARCH -

SHE FoRGtT SIZE WAS MAEaIED.-l: is
related Of an absent mipd:d ytu'g ladg that.
having been duly n.sfriod. she started Il 90
her bridal loar. The parry stopped a. IVES
era city. So far. Coos. S2ac ti@e in the
light th:rs csne q sCcJss.ioa If terrible
shrieks l!clo the roam Coupled ty the b. lde
and groop .rd he oil, rks. vorlcrs GIG N p'55 CO
general? rushed up stairs Gully 70 mtetn fran
tic female figure. cisd In White. ,>ipg in deg
pera.o hs9iu :rcM her ssar'uI4D:, oiylul: "a,
there's mGn in ny ro1r " Tie clerk ru:L-
ed 10 sHd found he sicon half srobed. s and
lag 10 the n IDLE Ct tho h)oG. ous boot % arG
the other in tis fs1d. tbs pic,u:e OF AN; Z Ieat.
He explained thst be hsd jas. ooDe 20 6 ATS
srd vas ID the SCI Of undressing, his w +, haI
Ing IT vi2u=iy rftired waco she suddenly
Escks wi b abritk snG h,G. What VS. The
matte; ?' asked tbs c'ers. "Dac6Ho." said
the tus3sDi Just ;hcu the bride, envlloped
In trgs bet-;prosd rrocrrsd fJr her by the
c0snbeEm.id, csue back. locking very rcd and
foolish, AID io half > mlcate she explained ths
mystery b. ssyiog: 90, FIsd, | forgot Wax
married. ard whsn / -uoka Vas 50 !r!s ttoL.
ed. Chicago Inter- OccGn.
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EaSi2niEg October 10, ltSt.
The EAiL TSAIN will leaYc Hsshn5:':
2t ~ 6. IL. z21 Alexandria st 9 % b. r
dali ,. except sueds5; pAes Leesburg g0:.i
Westward, st Il 30 &. IL. and arrive z! H9L5:
Hill al IL Is p. IN. Leave Bound Hill 8: !. ,.
p. m; pass LeaEsara, ecirg eastward s! ! y
p. ~, and arrive St Alexandria 8: 3 ~. j.
snd at Washington Ut 3 80 .. N.
The ACCOMA0DATLUE TRAIN will les':
Washington st 42D p. z. ard AieIsndti' s.
% p. e., daily except Sunday, end s''Te D.
teesburg at 4O .. q. Leave Leesbllg 81
m. and arrive ct Alexaodris St S %: g.
Eld Washington ct g so a. 70.
Ssr Passengers from Washington IA! IS:
the Washington and OHIO cars CT tao B..u-;$si,s:
G Potcmsc Railroad ststioo ato On.E. &c 81
.. r., and 60 through Withou! change 6! c"1t
The S.25 8. Ia. tcsla from Alexandra alG i.s;;
2. n. train from Round Hill colnoc. :! aoa- :
Rill with GOSH e T'S Dsily L.1s n :.
Ccaches for Snic&e:sviljs, Berr3ville and VIZ
chester; also Redmsa's Line Of Coaches. VIZ
Lave Leosouzg daily for Aide "at tIaa"
burg.
Both trains. westward, make Gloss co.9e:sy. .:.
ct Fis1ns, with Sisson's Limo CT S!sseE e! : AZ
.aS Court House. -.
Determination GscEeas, 2. .fy PaI ELL
ssHaGa1 ateas ia, csc.
Z q. EAFENEE,
ccl4-sf General GHickei As--@
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South Bound.
AAi. tz,.ss
North Hound.

Eail, Southwark. connects G: Chsrlo,:o.vf,.
with Ches. z Ohio 3. B., East Gaa Wes, !,
I:ynchburg, connects with Norfolk 4 w.
ern L. e., through Southwest Virgins. -
Nashville, Few OrlosE:s Memphis, Little ~
and Texse-snd St DeEvilie with Richro.St
DanTille &. T., to South and Southwest.
Express Trains connect nj Charlottesville Ei,;
Ches. q Ohio trains for tho West AID with =
s. d. l.. 4. st Dsrvile for oil poiat: il SoD,S
south East, Southwest and hast
Express trains northTsTd MAKE cca1cci;,,s
CT srlottesvi!e for Richmond.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Linz lea7s A,
eI.ndr;s daily, except Sunday, 9t0a. n. -
l GO p. NJ, End returning arrive G; s!ersni.,
05 p. N. snd II Is p. t..
7 10 6. IN. and Alexandra As =. &C., De-,
except Sunday, arrive ct SsTaabursa tlS Oh
connecting with the Valley Eosd Egs;' ~
West aud st Liver with s. y. +. Z f,r In:
and Wsynesboro. Lasva Strssburs | 50 ,, =
srriv;rs AZ k!eSsndria 81 SIS Z. Il.
MIXED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS r;v,
| ISlcN lasTss AlsSsldr;s dsilS. erccy. Sr,,
| 6Gy, 1t 90 =. t.. arriving 81 St-s2t;!ry .ti5
% m, md returning loares G.r9stuts G! s.;
g. m, striving in Aie-sIi:is ST Il 2. n.
! For MiddlaeuEg. daily ioxoep: Sua!.y) @,
nact:on at fts.:~ station.
For Upeervins, reaGiIr conEa2!;on :. Ds,.
! plane
For Washington, RaDp=hsnaoc., daily CO...
nocLio1, ey co;s Sunday, .! Uu!pcp:'
| on traIas -coansc.. to aud troai WARREN.
| TON.
| Eli s-aias rake good connections, 3: W.;:.
iIgson, 20 ana from Nortk anu ETrs:.
| Pullman Shoppers bGtwaon New York A.,
Atlantis on n1sil trsias il each direction wnbC,,
change; oaly ons cisn2e OF ca.s between Nes
York and New Creans.
New Orleans sloepors loa7s Washington 4,
II 10 g H.. summing through witbou. casass
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Wa:h;ss;Ss
and Charleston. 8. O., without cd2rge o. iCy
D. N. train.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro A.,
augusta. Ga, on 7 10 s m, connection.
Mark'sAdj ustable Chair Cars ere run on Mil,
trains between Washington and Danvi!ie.
Through tickets at lowest rates TO all iapo,.
ant points 10 tho UIi:sd States.
Msil Trains in beth directions riaka close ca.
Dectioa ct Franklin junction 20 AID from Al
points o. Franklin Division.
! Ia ShCE& Ella Iyt1ETyR O. r
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OPP 2nGE~ auai Gsunsna oE tsse =:i;ss

CLOSING.
Warrington, D. c., and 1or.hass:o.:, D,ails s
.. H., Y q. GDd and IS =, Ii.
Western pG;ls 80 and Is 2. n.
Southern nsia. via IichTno2G, vs.. 10 90 s..
H. and SO md 6 Is p. II.
South std Southwestern mails, vic Lynch.
burg, Virginia, way h1d through -Gsiis, G.; e.
n. s1d s u j.. IL.
Ianassss Division I co n. -,
Alexandria 20 Eou2d Hill Va, 8 90 e. nj
oPEH.EC,
Eo.tLt:3 snG Western -nails. Wis Wash!ae.
non, l.. o., 6 SO .. -. IL IL. and ca .. ~.
Southern z:slis, viz 2:chIaon3, Vs.. 8 80 4. &c
and 60 q. ii.
South western mails via Lynchburg. VicsiUi.
(hrough ErllgJ Including ~e3 malls On Midland
Esiircad, s 10 3. Ii,
Manassas Division 20 ~, fer lock boz only
Round Eli TO k!oZsrdr:e, w.. ~ =. II.
Office Hop.a-OGicc oaena Il 80 =. H., aud
clc.es at I tsl p. 70.
Sunday HouIs-oiJc. oi,s5.= rs G IS 3, -. sn5
2osea u q 30 T.. II.
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THE 3rEaEEH
81 EoRGE LEA ~

WV (ts:Ty ics tho u. s. Nail
~, I'll! la%Ve her wharf, fuc. OF Prince stree. ~,
~ 4 E 4 THURSDAYS AID SATUS z.
Pi S pd ~ o;a2 geiock p. m. stopping st
turning: Returning leaves Eorfoik n1 o WfR *
= ,a;sDAiS, FRIDAYS end SUNDAYS $. 4
Salt ARD WINTER ARRANGEMENTS,
Beginning October l.
Eifos el5ss Ere to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
cIass Sr o1 Istoao Glass; escn wsy $3.50; First
nc :. 20 !sie 10 Flney Point and Point Lookout
% ~; second. Glass, each way, rs cts. 'o''
moud, New York and vita tha Me,c5sn.., AZ. .at
MIXERS Lilo for Boston. Snu
:. 3. E00E. Asert mS2s
AEEND 6 SEA2cARD UOAsTlHa cc
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1882 ayrsr 1872

4, SGI aEEAT 1CSg
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
70 G;is AOET2, WEST & SOUTHTES..
DOUBLE TRACK.
G-ZA1 RAILS, Splendid SJRNEEY.
MAGNIFICENT GQUIPNEHE.
In effect JsnuarJ ~, 1882.
EfsiEs leave " Washington, from s:at,oa coics
Of Sixth and L sireatF, rs follows:
| For Pitisburg end the West, Chicsgo Lm.e.
Express of pullman Eotcl auc Sleeping C,''
81 80 a. m. daily; Fast Lire. 8 50 5 L.
daily, with Sie.0ins Cars from Harrisburg 10
Cincinnati. Western Gxpress1 ~ pm. d:lT
with Palace Cars to Pitt:barR snd Giicjpusa
hiall Exnross 6. 80 p. NJ. daily for P.!l:5a';
and the West.
Baltimore end Po!cmsc Rsiiroad
For Onlsndaigua, Rochostsr, Buffalo, risgss
a. 3 on y. 10. daily, except Saturday, with P;'
nce Cars to Cauandaigun.
FOR Williacaspcrt, Lock Haven aud &!mirs ).
8 80 a. m. daily, except SUNDAY.
For New York and the Esst, co ,. H., 10 G9a
m. l 80 80 and 10 70 p. III. On sa1i,y
l 80, SO and 10 70 .. ID. Limited express q
Full man Parlo1 Cars. 8 80 q. a. daily, eI,eS:
Sunday.
For Brooklyn, N. Y, all ihrous h trains conrfe;
at Jersey City With boats CT Erooklya nnRci,
stfurdirg direct transfer 10 Fulton s.is:a
avoiding double forriage across New io'i
City.
For Philadelphia. SEQ 8. III, 10 80 L. m, ",
AZ, $50. and 10 ~ .. n. On Sunday "a,
s so, 9 80, and 1920 D. m. Limited Gzp'a:,
y ~ .. N. daiiy.ezccpt Sunday
For Baltimore, + d., S %. Q 80. 10 81 =. N 81.
30. 70. 10. 40, &c. 8 90. sid 10 70 p e.
IN Sunday. $50, $50 :. H., sc, ~ ~
8 60, and 10 20 p n.
For Popa's Greek Line, 30 3. n. snd OPP,
d.iiy, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, & ~ &. q. ard % p. II ts"!,
except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
"a tLWAI. AND ALEX HDEiA AsD
WASHINGTON EAiLnUAD.
For h.isz.ndris $50, 72Q. $40, Il o. A.:
II rs ;. H., : 20. 5, 6 %, 90 eaa II 90 2. e
On Sunday e: 6 81, ~, ii 20 and !! y ;. :.
and 90 y. 10.
For Richmond and lac South, 90 .rd II Is =
m: daily, and COP IN. daily. excass suti";
Trains leave Alexandria .c1 iT5rsajnA!Q: t.,
e.cs, Se3, :nd 10 a. La; y 30, 3. &. 7. Il:
20 p. N. and IL midnight. On SrrGsT &
U5, S So, and l0a. IL; 100 snd 8 y p =,
Tickets knG il for q Et!Cn st the Office, uov.t'&'
corcee Of lG.h and Pennsylvania avenue, sui :;
the station, whore order5 can be lett i1i !;'
checking of baggage 20 destinst:on from ho"i
and residences. }. X. WOOD.
General Passenger AgsH'
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager. ISIS
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