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DR.. Woodrow's Detection.

The Mobile register. in noting the eX-
pulsion OF DR.. WOODROW from the Chair OF
Natural Science in Columbia Theological
Seminary, says: "Nevertbeless the world
moves, and the great mass Of mankind feel
that Or. WOODROW was strengthening and
moi damaging revealed religion in his eX-
position Of science" The Registers COM
ment is rather singularly phrased, yet il is
none the less true. Ii is sad TO see man who
occupied the po, ition DR.. WOODROW did join
himself to the enemies OF revealed religion
1t is sad to contemplate that for time he
paralyz ed a prominent theological seminary
and NAV have brought some unthinkiDg
men under the influence OF his strange
teachings. But. on the other hand, it should
be remembered that his detection has been
the means OF strikiugly illustrating the fact
that for every skeptic there are many cham
pions Of the truth. Such cases as that OF DR..
WOODROW bring to the front the great
minds in our ecclesiastical bodies. Indeed,
it nay not be going too far to say that they
cause the various churches to plant them
selves more firmly upon their doctrines and
dogmas. They call forth emphatic and un'
qualified delIverances from scholars and
thinkers, and show to the masses the intel
lectual power that Is dedicated tOtruth in
manner that canpot fail to have its effect
1t is safe to say that the agitation OF the
WOODROW case and the consequent deliver
ance OF the General Assembly upon The
subject Of church doctrine have confirmed
many more in their faith than the utter
ances Of the eX.PrOiessor have shaken
And what is true of the WOODROW case vii
be found true Of all similar cases, no matte
IN what orthodox denomination they MAJ
arise. While such deiectons are to be re
erttted, revealed religion has nothing Z
fear from them. "Tbe defenders OF tn
faith" are neither dead nor intimidated.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HER E b Y GIVEN
~ that the annual meeting ofthe STOCK
HOLDERS OF the RiCHMOND AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD COMPANY Will be
Va, on TUESDAY following tine second
Monday. heiLg the l4TH DAY OF OkCEN-
BER MKT, 1855, at IL NJ, for the purpose
Of electing Board OF Directors 10 serve
ore year. and for the transaction ~ any
other business that may be brought before
the meeting. r. X. LELAND.
Secretary kich mond and Allegheny Rail
road Company. no 3O-td
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"Mr. EDMUNDs is still sitting with his feet
crossed, waiting for the next election to
come along" And the next election will
Ieaye him sitting with his feet crossed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14

II is said that CHOPS" are patronized by
congressman this season more than last.
Have they abandoned cold tea and taken to
beer!
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FEsNC

At FOUR.MILE.CREEK cut RCH
"a THURSDAY December Is 1886. there
viii be FEAST Tor the benefit OF the
chuicn. SUI per, Zjc. sweets extra. Doors
npenat3P. NJ. All respectfully inv ted TO
atteId II inst evening should be stormy.
il will come OIL tie mt II evening. Ce AIT
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON ARE NOW OFFERED
7HALHIMER /! BROTHERS
LADIES' WRAPS, MISSES WRAPS And CHLDRENS WRAPS


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on
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THALT/JIER BRO7/IERS,
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alt is feared that senators will strike for
more salary II BLAIR continues 10 read es.
says" In no case could a lockout be more
popular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14

The Boston Herald says DANA, OF the
San, has "vindicated Secretary STANTON"
Who will yindicate DANA!
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AutSTvEyTs.
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NARRIAGyS.

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wssbir gton, II. C.. December ION, by The
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BRIEF COMMENT.

"SUNsET Cox declares that he has given
w joking" SUNSETS latest is one OF his
laz
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,isY T,XEs


pFFICE oF cray tuittlfl.'
Rl,tpaoNp November 80 1858.
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DAILY
between the hours OF O'Clock \. II. aui 5
o'clockP VI. from the
18Th TO TIE SIsr DAY or phcEM6hh
1855, INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose Of receiving rom AL per
sons
TAXEs DUE THE CITY or RlChMONt
Any person who shall fall 70 pay said 'aArs
within the time SO limited ~il DO eonsiie'e1
delinque ut, and will be charged pena!.5 o'
FIVE PER CENT aud ioterest Al the E'iS
OF o pei centum per snnum.
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lde
CYCLE,
3II Bread street.

This week will b. very important 10 All.
Cur HOLIDAY GOODS aIe al displAye1 In
our basement We have engage' nVe young
ladies' 10 IL Re charge OF these goods aud the
pubGc generally are respectfully ,nN! ed 20
examine O. en-. We have everything vou
cfn think ofin Plush Goods the finest line
IN the city: Brass Goods. Silver"are. and
Toys ,,o.,.,
We Jus; purchased about 97j CLOAkI
from ore Of the largest auctiOn.hOus-S IN
sew Iolk civ. They are various styles
Amorg the O75 you VIII tlnd Plush
CIOAKS foi sl4 worth $40 TO sZ3; Iailes
NEW Ma KKETS ~ s. ann 81 worth double
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IN sui any curse. Fine line OF J AEkEr%
-HAWI 4 at lUc. ALL-WOOL ~ WL9at
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you see advertised. BALNpKALS nom
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WORST u ca OWES. Sice SILK HAND
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Han dkerchie!s only 62lgc. worth 81. Large
SIZE WhuTE and CREAM SILK MIS-
FLERS only 81; Slack Paid SIX Muiilers
only 75c Boys SEAL CAP3 only 4Qc
letter quality only soc. Gentle men ALL
" DOL HOSE. for Christmas trade. only 21c
Norih soc. oar LACE GU RrAlNS a. %
window have been admired by many We
just received another large lnE ice TINS
Aeek. Weadvse all who have not bought
their UNDEkW EAk to call on us-y)n VIII
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nhTGGEIS at "a worth more money tfen
tlen ems TIES from l5c. To 81. BRASS
UMBRELLA STANDS and TABLES only
75r. WHITE SPREADS from soc u g..
lust received a large lot Of Ladies MUSLlS
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B.-CARPETs at cost to close.
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The greatest cure on earth for pain. Sal.
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DOLL AND FANCY SALE AND

DOLL AND Fanny SALE AND
- SUPPER at st. Johns Sunds SsloOl.
corner Twenty fourth and BrQtd streets.
THURSDAY end FRIDAY, Dece uper 1Gtn
aud l7ih. sale opens az ( T.. Il SdppnT
served atsP. ~. supper. - cents. Admit
sion. o cents The holder 81 each ticket Is
presented with Christmas gift
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EXECUrOR'S NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor OF GEORGE
HlkSCH, deceased, all persons indebted To
histstate will please come forward and set.
tie. and those who have claims against said
George Hinch VIII present the same to NE
or ny attorney, HA ,tVEf WILSON. Esq..
mort nv est corner OF Tenth and Main streets
GERHARD ROSS.
Executor OF George Hirsch, deceased.
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N'OTICE.-THE REGULAR AN
IL NUAL MEEIGG Or THE STo X
HOLDERS or THE MFR 'IlASTS Ma
TIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND will be
held In their banking. house on TU ESDAY
The 18th day OF January, 1857
J. +. GLENN,
40 II oodtd Cashier
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Before they opened their HOLIDAY DE-
PARTMENT II was q difficult matter to
procure suitable presents for all sexes and
ages in any one store IN this city. Tney
have enlaTged Their department every
YEAR Their stock this season surplssys
every preceding year. rhey call attention
10 their immense stock.
IN addition TO their large stock Of TOYS
ord GAMES for BOYS and GIRLS they
show an immense stock OF bASKErS,
JAPANESE and CHlNE|E GOODS;
Their stock OF PLUSH GOODS is the largest
In the city: -
see the elegant DRESSl NG-CASE5 Tor La
dies, Gentlemen, and Infants;
NANICU RESETS 20 Rk-B q -,
DISKS. ALBUMS JEWEbkG.C CASES,
POKEK-SEfS. and CARD BON ES;
CLOAkS, JACKETS. and WRAPS or al
kinds 81 extremely low prices
HANnKERCBI EFS OF every description.
CLOVIS OF all kinds for Men. Womtn, ana
GENTLFMEN'S DRFssING.GOWNS and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
GENTLkMbN'S FURNISHING GOODS or
every deception.
Thousands Of other articles at the lowest
ONE PRICE To EVERYBODY. and that the
LOWEST. as we are a STRICTLY ONE
PRICE STORE.
Zeuy 4 1oW4.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT THE DISPATCH
PRINTING. HOUSE.
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N01ICE.-UAVlNG BEEN APP
~ POINTED TRUSTEE for CARLOAD q
co. respectfully request all persons in-
debted 10 the concern To make prompt pay
ment. GkSRGE X BAGBf,
Trustee for Cardozo a Co.
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PERsONAl.

TO WH0M 1T MAY CONCERN
hereby notife persons who nave LEFT
Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. &C with me-
for repair or bought and made deposits to
"a III for tue same II rot cailei for within
zoe next ten days will sell them at puzzle
suction. n. JOEL,
1859 east Main street
de l4-Tu&Th2t opposite Old Market
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EETFsisS.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
OCAPITOL LODGE. No. 2Oe6. X. OF H..
ale requested To attend regular meeting
At knights ~ Honor Hall, corner Flfth aud
Marshall streets THIS Tuesday EVE
MING at 3 O'Clock
BY order OF the Dictator.
j. Il. WOODWARD.
de l4.1tf Reporter.
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sH,,,Xs1Gh. Vs..

.WEkT CIDER,
y SAkAIOGA CHlp5.
IEIFl - GAk-fDR$
Al NpKs = MIN' h Mat
NEW FIJI ITS or ALL KINDS iHf ltsf
AID NinC, Ntai. az
NOES MCCARTHY a. ~ Az -r.
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CONFESSIONAL.

HOWARD K. BAYNE, ATTOR.
IL My AND COUNSELLORATLAW,
formerly OF Tue Redmond Va, bari
Drexel Building, Wallan Broad streets,
New YORK city.
Commissioner for Virginia.
&C 2s.Tu&F9ms
The Washington critic., 1886-10-27
CITY NEWS pARAGR Apis.

Thomas Clark and John II. Cole were
held for the grand jury yesterday, charged
with stealing clothing from Samuel Cohen's
store.
"A meeting Of the General Committee on
the National DIM will he held tonight at
Willard's, when the standing committees
will be announced.
Consideration Of the motion OF Jerome
+. Manning for an order on Secretary Bay
ard to produce certain papers in court has
been postponed TO Friday
William Ware, little colored boy, was
Gncd one cent by Judge Smell yesterday for
assault To his dismay he found that he
bad lost his cent but bystander supplied
the deficiency.
The Post Echo, a colored Democratic
paper Of StauntOn, Va, has been moved to
this city and the name changed to the Nd-
HOndi Echo. 1t is the only Democratic col
ored paper In the country.
Sir Knight X. A. Parke, Southern pas
senger agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
was presented with a silver set at Freund's
last night by the Sir knights of Washington
and Virginia In appreciation OF his kindness
and attention to them on their Western
pilgrimage.
Mr.. Archibald NJ. Kitzmlller, who died
at the residence OF his son IN this city
yesterday, In the 10Th year OF his age, was
for many years clerk In the National
Armory at 1Iarper's Ferry. On the evacua-
tion Of narpers Ferry by the Confederates,
Mr.. Kitzmlller went South, where he re.
mained until after the close OF the war.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-27
Catholic Church News.

a meeting of the trustees OF the Catholic
University will be held at the residence Of
Cardinal Gibbons In Baltimore to-day. The
prospects Of the contemplated institution
are bright, over half million of dollars
having been subscribed in addition to the
original gift.
Bishops Keane of Richmond and Ireland
of st. Paul, Mimi, will 90 to Rome to lay
before the Pope a prospectus Of the college.
Tomorrow, says the Baltimore Sun, a num-
Der OF the archbishops of the United States,
with the Cardinal, will consult on import
ant matters connected with the welfare OF
the Catholic Church in this country. Among
the questions which 1t is said will be dis
cussed, that Of the relation of the Knights
Of Labor to the church will be handled in
detail II is understood Cardinal Gibbons
and majority of the prelates are now op-
posed 10 the organization 70 FAR as its in-
ientious to ameiorate the condition Of the
laborers Of the country are concerned,
There is considerable opposition, however,
to the boycott system of the Knights,
which some OF the leading Catholic author
tiles claim is a wrong perpetrated on Il
mans freedom II conscience anI action.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-27
Thp Arf Ar,intrnr.

The November number Of the dri lm1'
fc'v contains striking doublo-page colored
plate Of Magnolas, by Victor Dangon, with
full directions for painting the same. Tho
number also presents II notable array OF
large and handsome Illustrations aud de-
signs, including a double page tapestry dec
grafton, barberry design for cup and sau-
Ger, several pages OF secular aud ecclcsias-
tical needle-work, page of figure sketches
by Edith Scannell, and variety Of designs
for fan painting, wood carving. and re-
pouese brass work. a special feature is
some particularly fine illustrations OF Hav-
Hand porcelain. Tho prospectus for 1887
offers a multitude OF attractions and fur
nishes ample guarantee that the Art dma-
tcur'S high standard of excellence will be
fully maintained during the coming year.
Montague Marks, publisher, New York.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-27
SELECT Steamed oysters at St. Marc's.
One View oft.


In answer to the inquiry, "Why is 1t that
we have no old American ships engaged in
the Oil trade between this country and
Europef" an old sea captain in Philadelphia
said, San American capitalist will invest
anywhere from $4,000 to 500, 900 In fine,
hard wood clipper ship, and will spare no
extra expense In having her fitted out with
all the latest improvements known to
marine architects. He will but a young
captain in her of little experience, as a gen
eral thing, and send her.out on probably a
dozen or more 'deep-water' voyages. By
the completion Of these voyages she Will
need probably couple OF thousand dollars
worth Of repairs done, and sooner than do
this her Yankee owner will sacrifice her to
some one either In Germany or Nova Scotia
at less than one-tenth OF what she cost.
These people Will pat her into the oil trade,
aud she will, nine times out Of ten, pay
them 10 per cent interest on their invest
ment and pay for herself in less than three
xaaTeu
The Washington critic., 1886-10-27
Theatrical ChnE.

There'll be some "Vim" at Herzog's next
week.
Tony Hart is going to try new Irish
comedy. Hart's trumps.
Blind Toms mother is named Virgins,
but she is no earthquake fiend.
Janauschek at Albaugh's next week. Box
sheet open tomorrow morning.
Joe Jefferson's great success as an ac-
tor is due to his "Jeffersonian simplicity"
Steve Brodie is to do the great leap
in "Blackmail.n Room for the leaper,
room.
"Back from the Dead" at the Dime to.
night. Escape from Sing Singn next
week.
Arthur sullivan's latest is "The Golden
Legend The "Leg endn Is not ballet
performance.
Louis James and Marie Wainwright will
be at the National next week. Sale of seats
begins tomorrow morning.
The Union Square success will become
the Market Square success at the Bijou next
week. "Three Black Cl0aksh tonight.
George i. Gauge, advance for Nell
surveying the right of way. George Is
standard gauge.
Wemyss Henderson, representing the
James Wainwright Combination, appearing
at the National next week, is In town get
ting the preliminaries ready.
Miss Eastlake, Wilson Barretts leading
lady, when on the street, looks like cross
between When-the-leaves- -begin-to turn
and ten-color circus poster.
Fanny Davenport's dresses In "Much Ado
About Nothing" will be something wonder
ful. Fannie "rags herself out" better than
any actress on the boards when she tries.
Several young women had chance to &C
TO the theatre last night In carriages which
they wouldn't have had II the rain had no
been doing the town. We may add In thli
connection that the young men didn't ordel
| the rain, All, there, boysl
Rosina Yokes, WHO is playing In Chicago
was stricken last night with what is said Il
| be heart disease while In the stage dressing
room, at Haverly's, between acts. He
| place was taken by Miss Miller. The cas-
Is not thought to be serious.
Violet Cameron's opera of "Kenilworth,
put on Monday night In New York, is pro
| nounced quite as weak as "The Com
| modore." Violet appears as the Earl o
| Leicester. II she can do II In the Jeanni
Winston style, Washington is waiting 70
her.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-27
ADVICE.

Those whose lives and duties keep
them in one section most Of the time
should give their attention to the special
features of the climate and the effects
upon their bodily health. To aid in the
care of the body and to develop the full
powers of physical and mental ability,
Browns Iron Bitters is just what is
needed 1t furnishes vitality to the
blood, invigorates the system, relieves
dull headache, tones up the stomach,
puri6es the liver, removes biliousness,
strengthens the kidneys, and drives out
the pains in the back and sides. As a
preparation against the enervating effects
Of climatic changes Browns Iron Bitters
is better adapted than any other medi-
cine. 1t vitalizes and cleanses the whole
The Washington critic., 1886-10-27
RAILROADS.
V'HE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

LNbsO LbsaEth nDu =
40 the North. West and Southwest
D'"' stsei RGib. ',G GaSsi%aceSi % fEqu!,neat.
In EFFECT JUNE 10, 1886.
Trains ssage Wasti,ngton, from stetion, coyns,
For Pttsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express Of Palace Sleeping Cars at 0:5Oa
n 9lrdInEyo DAILY; Fast Line $50 on daily e
sleeping . cars from Harrisburg TO
Cincinnati and hotel car to st Louis; daily
except Saturday to Chicago, with sleeping
nt 7:1O p m daily, with sleeping cars Wash.
ington to Chicago, and Harrisburg TO Glove
land, connecting at Harrisburg with West
ern express, with through sleepers for
Louisville and st. Louis Pacific expross
10pm daily for Pittsburg and the West.
with through sleeper Harrisburg to Chi
cago.
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara, 10 p m daily except saturday,with
palace cars Washington TO Rochester.
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at
0:5O m daily except Sunday.
M 2, 415, 10 and 11:20 pm. On Sunday,
POO m, 2, 1l5, 10 and II 30 m. Linn
IN and 300 p m daily except Sunday.
For Boston without change p m every day.
For BROOKLYN, N. Y, all through trains con-
aeSt at JeTseS city with boats Of Brooklyn
street avoiding double ferriage across New
York CITY.
For Philadelphia, 715, 9 and II a nj, 2. d1b.
600, 10 and II 90 m. on Sunday, o a
m, 2, d:15, 600, 10 and 11:20 p m. Limited
express, ,OdO m and $50 m daily ex-
ccpt Sunday.
For baltimore, s:35. T:lb. 300, D:do. o:so,
1100 q. M, 2.05, 9. $50. 4:15. d:23, 41O
goo, 7:10, 10 and 1920 p. m On Sunday,
o, O:bO, II a. IN, 2, 4:15, 600, TAO 10
and 11:2O p. m.
For Pope's Greek Line 7:15 m and a1O p
IN daily except sunday.
For Annapolis. 7:15 n m, 1905 and 4 23 % m
daily except Sunday. Sundays, . IN. S:1b
p m.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA q
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, O, 7:05, 3:25, 1855 ana
1885 a. M, 2O5, 4:25, d:35, SOL. S:Ob and
1897 p. m On Sunday at o, o:26, 1885
u. M, 500 p. IN.
For Richmond and the South, G, IO:55 M
daily, ard d:3b m daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washngton
6:O5. &, 10. 1910 Il m, 1, 3:O5, 3:23, 5:tO,
7:O5 and 10:d2 pm and 1910 midnight. OK.
cept Monday. ON Sunday at 4 and 1910
m, 700, 10:i2 m and 1910 night.
Tickets and information at the Office, north.
east corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station, where orders can
be left for the checking of baggage TO desti.
nation from hotels and residences.
CHAS Il. PUGlI, General Manager.
j. Il. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-27
CARELESS

in habits, in preparation for changes, in
exposure to heat and cold, in diet, in
hours of labor and recreation. When to
the effects of this carelessness is added
those from miasmatic influences which
poison the blood, reduce the strength,
and create general debility, the body
loses its power to rccuperate. Assistance
of an undoubted reliability is needed to
tone and strengthen the system. Here
is word Of
The Washington critic., 1886-10-27
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Ways and Hours OF Getting In and
Gut OF w asIiiDgtOn.
DEPARTURES.
From IL. aEu 4. station.

For Boston-2 y. m. (w,thout change of cars)
For New York-7:l5, 0, $40 Qimited all parlor
cars and il a. M; ), $3.50 limitcd, all par
lor cars, 4.l5, 10 and 1l:?0 y. m.
For Fhiladclphia-T:lj ., $40 and II a. IN. 2,
$50, 415, G:C0 10 and 11a0 p. m.
For BaitimOre-6:35, 7:l5, 9, 9:4O, $50 aud II a.
M; 1908 ., $50 lib 4:.1s3, i:40, 600, 7:i0 10
aud ll@O p. m.
For Chicago Cincinnati and st. Louis-0:50 a.
m. and 7:l0 and 10 p. IN.
For Buffalo, Elmira and Harrisburg-0:50 a.
m. and 10 p. IN.
For AIuapolis--7:l5 a. m, 1a05 and i:23 p. IN.
(Sundays at u. m and I:l5 p. M
For PUpe's Creek Lne-7:l5a. M, $40 y. m.
on week days only.
For AcXaMdriN-6, 7:O5, 0:25, l0:55, 1875 n. m;
2;O5, 4:2b, 30, 60l, sos and 1897 y. m. Sun
days at &, 9:25, 1880 n. m, and sos p. M
For Richmond and the South-6 and lo5j a.
M and 4:35 .. m, daily except SundayO
For Cincinnati, Louisville anu ST. Louis, via
Chesupoake and Ohio-5:30p. IN.
For Fort Monroe, Newport News aud Nor
folk-GM0 and 1888 Il. IN. Except sundays
For l.cesburg, Round liill and points on W. o.
~ W.-9:i0 a. IN. daily except Sunday
and flb y. m
For Manassas. Thoroughfare Gap and Front
Royal-2:30 p. m, except Sundays.
For WareDton-7:l6 and 1l:l5 u. IN; 800 and
III IN.
For Lynchburg, Atlanta and New Orleans
ll:l5 q. IN. and II p. m.