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Jusr Now.

1T MAY INTEREST YOU TO KNOW WHAT WE
HAVE TO SAY ABOUT OUR TAILORING DEPART
MENT- NEVER SINCE IT HAS BEEN IN OPERA
lion (NOW OVER FIFTEEN YEARS. WERE WE
SO WELL PREPARED TO SERVE PERSONS WANT
ING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER
JUST NOW,
OUR LINE OF OvERCOATS COMPRISE EVERY
THING IN THE WAY OF NEWMA RKET, PRINCE
CHARLES, SINGLE OR DOUBLE-BREASTED OVER
COATS, SURTOUT OVERCOATS. CAPES TALMAS
GLENGARYS; IN FACT. TO KNOW WHAT Is COR
RECT STYLE IN ENTERTAINMENTS YOU SHOULD
VISIT HEADQUARTERS.
JUST Now
IN OUR LIVERY DEPARTMENT, WE ARE PRE-
PARED To MAKE ANY STYLE OF GARMENT TO
ORDER. OR SHOW THE LINE WE CARRY READY
MADE.
JUST NOW,
WE ASK YOU TO FAVOR Us BY CALLING AT OUR
MAMMOTH WARDROBE AND LOOKING OVER THE
STOCK TO POST YOURSELF AS To WHAT Is
CORRECT STYLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

Chinese and French dip}Omatists talk belliger-
ehtiy. but always close vii II. '.Your if says
jacques. lis your only peacemaker. Much virtue
in yoUr IT,
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

DOR RENT-lss5 STREET NORTHWEST. FUR
Il nlshed two communicating Rooms second door
rooms can be seen after half past four O'Clock refer
ences required. MOST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20
NINTH AND F STREETS.

FFNHE WONAN'S EXCHANGE
Il The Nonans Exchange. under the auspices Of the
Nomens Christian Association will be opened at 81
l4th street, on WEDNESDAY, November 29th. Any
tflng that Is made by women be offered for sale
here. Articles may be sent in every day III the week.
sundays excepted ana after Monday November %
between til" hours OF 10 and IL a. Ia An Employment
Will br opened connection with this enterprise
Orders taken for cake two days before Thanksgiving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

1t Is Observable that Mr. Randau's chances for
The Speakership Seem To be growing In popular
Estimation Now that the campaign Is fairly
opened, his skill in management is telling In his
favor Mr.. Tildens influence is silently cast in his
support, ana he has on his side the widespread
belief among democrats that the present is not q
time for experiments. Mr.. Randall Is helped also
DIV the Do0dy-shlrt' agitation. which makes the
democrats nervous about elccting q southern
Speaker In spite OF Mr.. Carlisles record for loyalty
ihe geographical argument also helps Mr.. Cox,
who's candidacy is showing more strength than
even his friends supposed Mr.. Carlisle, however,
retains his confidence in success. He, no doubt,
represents the predominant sentiment in the party
Oh the revenues aud if the tariff Is to BE- the great
Issue between the candidates he has the best
Chance OF winning. If the democratic members,
however. are inclined TO avoid this ISSUE In view OF
The pending campaign in 1Ss4. and of the hostile
Senate and Executive, Mr. Randall will be the
a1Vor,te, from his standing among his colleagues as
safe and sound party man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

The Developments in regard to the disposition Of
The property stolen lately from the residence OF DR..
Bradford in this city would seem to justify the con-
Chlsi0n that the District Commissioners and chief
OF police have more pressing and pertinent public
duties 20 perform than advising Cabinet officers as
10 the character Of matter which should be allowed
70 pass through the United States ails. IL these
Officers viii devote little attention to the break
Ing up OF the numerous places for the receiving of
stolen goods I'm the city. and seek to bring about
some much needed reforms in the business of pawn
brok1ng which would prevent the purchase direct
from The thief for one dollar of stolen articles worth
at least fifteen times that amount undert AXE to
Say that the taxpayers of Washington Will excuse
good deal Of JudiciOuS negligence ON their part ia
The matter of prescribing how government en-
poyca snail spend their money. Let our long
Sighted officials get some near-view spectacles and
train their powerful guns on game within range.
The danger of rccOil viii not be great, and their
game bags will show far better results.
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SCRAP PICTURES.

rety Of Relief and ScrapbookP ct ures Birthday
Cards. Paper Dolls French Tissue Paper Don't forget
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NV BOOKS
The Expansion of England Seeley.
Grey Hawk. Macaulay
Jewel in the lotOs. Thicker
Laura. an American Girl Evans
Beyond the Gates. Phelps
Hart and His Bear Riddle
\ Round Dozen. Coolidge
Ahaft the Mast. Sy1nondson.
AsiJlS the Libyan.
We are now opening orr beautiful stock of Holiday
Books which really works of in illustration and
binding Oar Christmas Cards also open and
beautiful than The Fancy Goods Department EN-
braces all the Noyeltcs. German Fayors Especially.
MO WI. III. MORRISON as Penlsyi Wv .iuia avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

I0EFICIALl
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
II WASHINGTON, d. c.. November 10Th 1888
Information has been received at this Department
from Mr.. Thomas AdamsOn the Consul of the United
States at Ianaina, U. S. Colombia of the d ath on
the ID of October. 1893 at Panama of ADoLpH HoMAN
The legal representatives of the deceased obtain
further information by applying to this Department 1t
- [OFFICIAL1
nEPARI MENT OF STATE,
~ WASHINGTON. d c., November 49, 1888.
Information has been received at this Department
from Mr.. Thomas Adanson. the consul of the United
states at Panama U s. Colombia, of the DEATH the
I'd of October, 1855. at Panama, of CARLOS (CHARLEs)
MAUK
The legal representatives of the deceased can obtain
further information by applying this Department 1t
1,OR LATEST STYLES NEW MARKETS, RUSSIAN
= CIRCULARS
Don't fail to go to $50 It'll street
MO MOURNING STORE
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
Counlrp propertn Ualleo.

WANTED TO PURCHASE-ln the neigh
w borhOod OF Madison Morstown-a house containing
nj least good bedrooms with about acres OF ad We u
out good stable Address giving full particulars ana e
very p'''' TOWNSEND p. o. Box so, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
financial.

CJTY r. R., Gas, Insurance and bank n SsScSs ssSs
" dean ifFR IN " or p L. THOMAS, 81 Exchange-pace
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
6elp mantro.

TT0 BINDERS.-FOreman wanted IN large
i book aud pamphlet bndery In York city "o93ng
preferred, Address Htatng age qualncaohs az lleio
enoes. BINDER, BOX 81 Tribune Omco.
VOLUNTEER CHORUS wanted for Cl urch
OF the Incarnation Choir must read plain music o. sight
and have good voices. Apply to A. D. WOODRUFF lal
East llthst
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
UyUE SIXTEENTH regular quarterly divi-

Il dend Of TWO AND A II,
capital stock Of the RAILROA
will DC payable at the office OF
PiDe-st., New. York City, on and
October 81, 1883.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
GEpEGoN NIeia Gl1, w RAILWAY a, AND NAVIGATION

NJ
sealed proposals viii be received @ S % 90 and ~ wiams
ers' Ioan and Trust Company nos ~ ,h,Tt Eve honds of
foT the to the Trustees o Tor The sinking
.oS ~ ,roed IN the mortgage 10 the nnuersguSU i,E
directed 10 INoIstpI}
the sat IopSSad % Wlam-st, and must he presented
PItsldg. 30" @ on The lst prOx The Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company lIuS'o' ~ r. G. ROLSTON,
n, 1000 President.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
MAXHATTAy RAILWAY COMPANY, !

MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoMPANY(
No. II BROADWAY, . Z
NEW.NORK october 8, 1883. )
vyIUF ANNUAL MEETING OF Tue i,4, SHAFIES tI,t;
1 holders of the MANHATTAN ftAlLWAH CoMrAHN C a.
= r,ose OF electng thirteen Directors anu three IN
@ al Election the following year and 10 tIaS3Ct aS
STtIrr business that may bo brought before H. VIII D'
a tc Office Of the Company, No ~ BInadWay Ne%.iuiN
CIV OIL WEDNESDAY, November IA, lson' "' IL o'0'N
noon The polls will De open TN OClOCk p NJ, ,...,.,
hVuA' A"N - ID. ". MCWILLIAMS, secretary
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
Ccriurcs ano Alreiinss.

AN adjourned meeting of the American
n Patent Prot ecye Association will be held ~ Lyric Han.
in 6tIsye below 42dst. wednesia' Nov T. al p m'
hase ktsres ed IN patents desiring 70 become members
- ' \. W MARINER, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
Diuioen0 No.lcs5.

AUeganv Central Car Trust
The following car Trusts are payable aS Ioi"%s'
An Niincau0is & S. Louis at Central trust CO.
Ali BufiaO New.YOrk Il Philadelphia at 90. ~,
Aid Do, at FId Ins. IT. Il sic. Dep CO.. PhlIa'
o.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

Seventh night Of the subscription, 1888.
TO-MOTrOW, Monday, November .,
DOnizcttis Opera
LINDA DI CHAMOUNI.
Carlo SlgnOr VCin Antonio SignOT Glass II PrefettO
SgnOr LOmbardel NarCese, SnOr CaTaCciOO; PierottO
Mile Josephine YOrke; and Linda Niue Eteka GersteT,
viii Introduce in the finale, ATiits Polka Cantabue
"FIOR DI MARGHERITA"
Director OF the Music and Conductor SignOr AriiH
Eighth night Of the subscription Wednesday, Nov 4 1888
FlOtOw's Opera, MARTA.
IiOneO SignOr Betn (hs first appeardnCc) Plunketo Sig
CheTubni TrstanO, Signor LOmJardelli Nancy Mile
Josephine YOTkc and Marta, Nine. Etelka GersteT.
Ninth night Of the subscription,
Debut Of ADEBINA PATTI.
Friday November g. 1888 for the first time, ROss opera,
LA GAIA LADRA
Ganneto SignOr V!cin; FerdinandO SgnOr Galassi II
Podesta signOr CheTubin Fabrizo signor Lombardeui
PippO, Mile Emilia Nianrl and
NINETTA, Mime. ADELINA PATTI
(heT first appearance this seasOn).
Matinee November TO- 1888,
at o'clock, Dsnizettis Opera,
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.
EdgaTdO SgnOT ViciD EuTicO Aston SignOr Gaass Raj
mOndO SignOT LOmbarel and Lucia Nine Etelka Gerser.
few balcony boxes still sale either by the night OF
otherwise Apply 10 A ]. Murphy at the Acade OF Music
General admission 81 family Circle reserved, 81 family
circle. cents.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04

NOTICE.-The annual meeting o1 l,snU tne soVT WIN
~ holders Of the American MaS NMaSYoTk on tuesday
November lS 1888 at - o'clock noon 2 ~ ransacton Of
Board Of Directors for the ensuing year. anu 'i'0
The tTsnsfeT books Of the company viii be G3Te m
pllor 70 the meeting. - Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
Amnsemenis.
NEW PARK THEATRE.
~ Broadway, corner 35th-st.
Motifs .LeS5ees
The Theafre nj Produotionat
Amnsemenis.


oPENINGi GREAT PRODUCTION
THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1885,
and until further notice every evening at g.
Matnees wednesday and Saturday at O'Clock.
Special Election Day Matinee, Tuesday, at 2 p. m
Belascos Melo. Dramatic Masterpiece, adapted from the
French OF Adoph BeOt whose vivid pen productions are
stirring the Civilized Centres OF the World.
THE
sTRANGLERs OF PARIsi
With Americas Favorite Actress, AGNES BOOTH, the
young and rising Metropolitan Actor HENRY LEE. and
Messrs. CHARLES WHEATLEIGH, WALDEN RAMSEY
and D. III. BARR, In the
CAST
National Republican., 1883-08-03

" Pean DANE" in vulgar English ass's skin.
As matter of elegance, we would suggest
few titles for the American translation in the
following style: "Self ROBBED" "a Donkey's
Toilet" or glide, Seek and Find (no levity
intended). The last transformation sccno
will be so prolific of fountains and electric
lights that the municipal council have made
a special grant in the directors favor. The
city water works will supply extra water,
the lighting company the electricity, and
the rchearsals Mt present going on daily
threaten to doluge man and boast. The
artificial illumination of the Trocadoro for the
fete serves as model for this new spectacle.
The Chatelot stage is immense. We expect
something prodigious For some heretofore
unexplained reason this theater always smells
Of the stables, or TO put it more plainly,
horses. Perhaps the introduction of u few
million gallons of water may have a salutary
effect Is it possible to recognize in this
scheme new excuse for cleaning an old
barn? "Jove, thank thee" Those laugh
best who laugh last. FELDEN.
National Republican., 1883-08-03
HuAYE YOu TRIED TT

THE OLD ADAdE THAT'AN OUNCE OF PRE-
vENTIoN is WORTH A POUND + CURE
NEVER MORE APTLY ILLUSTRATED THAN
BY HIM WHO TAKES HIS DOSE OF TAR.
RANTS SEBTZER APERaENT BEFORE
THE MORNING MEAL. FOR 1T NOT ONLY
GENTLY REGULATES AND PURtFtES THE
SYSTEM. BUT rs a PROTECTION AGAINST DIS
EASE, WHICH NO ONE OUGHT 70 DISREGARD
ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE II.
National Republican., 1883-08-03

Condition of the Potomac river water,
Thursday, Aug. 2-At Great Falls, IS; at
receiving reservoir, north connection. 10;
south connection, 30; at distributing reser-
vOir, SO.
Two thousand three hundred bushels of
wheat We're sold yesterday at from Sl.06 60
Sl.l1 per bushel, and one thousand bushels of
corn at siXty-four cents.
Between and 8 o'clock on Wednesday, a
fire was discovered in bedroom of the house
Of Mr.. John Crumbaugh in the county, on
the canal road near the outlet lock- The fire
was extinguished by the family with u small
loss
At the twenty-eighth monthly meeting of
the Fourteenth Building association, held at
Goddard's hall last light twenty y-seven shares,
amounting to $1S6,95, were retired at the rate
of S20.62 per share.
Interesting meetings were held last night
by VIM, Louis Schley lodge No. 4, l. o. NJ,
and Logan tribe No. s, l. o. r. NJ.
Buy the LOngfellow Cigars. Sold by all
dealers,
National Republican., 1883-08-03
Base Bail.

A very interesting game was played on the
independents grounds, back of Lincoln park,
between the Orientals, of South Washington,
and the Independents, of East Washington,
resulting in favor Of the Independents by a
score Of i TO 3,
The Stars, Of North Washington, yesterday,
defeated the Wanetas by a score Of to ..
National Republican., 1883-08-03
6rahtItrs' d5niA,.
RALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FASrAND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND WEST tAwAsIuNeToN
DouBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL IkAIIP
IL AND OHIO RAILROAD


5IenednlS Inaei to take eject SUNDAY, MAY H. ts,l
Jersey avenne n,s o. rom station corner Of Now
daii NJ HNnnlSago Oncinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis
coaches ma i., IWlo q m, 1910 p M, with through
sntnrgavS vShhhgei lOi5 m. daily to Chicago except
For pttsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Mt sa1 n m.
hna S40h ~, dgly $40 b. M is solid train 10 Pttt,
puTs n WIN m 77leeplhg Cars attached.
dniiy vJST ,vI,L u au Dclrolt wa Monroeve tO5 a.
doiiv nso ,0r thaGepna and New York at siO n m.
With rnSIoTp s,, ,9In9ay y p IN and G4O y. m. daily
For Baltimore on week dave a C,Io q, IN 7,t5Nil
s.ia S4o ii,1 n ~ m l2lO, %9h 2;Sb B. $780, 4O 4iO, 6OI
For Baltimore on sunGais. 6:so 1859 1905 a. IN,
p SO, ., Gfl $50, z. S;l0 0;i1 y. m.
o hh1aanoiiS GiO a. m, 1910 and ii0 Sunday.
For way stations between Washington mud Bnltl.
Wote9UlO Ba m 1910 p M, BIO $40 and li,Dp. m.
& lot Su0ns on metropolitan Branch, 7;I5 daily TX.
stnunton $50 q m. daily except sunday: for Hagers
eyrrpa ~ no Ieuerlck $50 a. M 1913 445 p. m daily
For HaserSiown lo:i5 IL m. daily, except Sunday
Trains arrive from the west daily, $50. 7,s5 a. IN.
From New York and Philadelphia 255. $50 a. m.
dally. $50 p m; daily, except Sunday.
ioiin ~ mHun3poils, $50 a M, 100 GG r. m; sunday
From staunton 2l5. y. m. daily, except sunday.
,E From Frederick aud Intermediate points, SIS ~ M.
SUNDAY. iOa. M, p. IN. daily from Point ct l,ouKs
o. trains leave Baltimore for Washington ut . an
KY ,:I5 63O y El0 and 1880 M. l2;l6 200 I, 40 !
GSV and 9N, ~ M. l;90 iiO, 3. G,i i;o and D. m,
Aii trains from Washington stopM Relay station.
~ For firhdriniormatlon apply At the Baltimore aud
ONO Ticket Onice; Washington station, 6la ana i3Si
Nbersy & aYenne corner Of Fourteenth street.
"'IH receive, Rt my noint in the city
1C,;; W; al ~, Is GLEN ENTS, NJ off, Baltimore, and q X.
National Republican., 1883-08-03
cUPREME COURT or THE THE UNITED
> STATES.
NO. sl2 OCTOBER TERM, 1852.
E. IL. BOOTH, Plaintiff In Error,
vs..
JOHN NJ, 1GERNAN.

Mr. w. A. Maury, In behalf Of counsel for the de-
tendant IN error suggested the death Of Edward H.
Booth the plaintiff In error IN this cause, aud moved
the Court Tor an order. under the fifteenth rule, 70
make NE proper representatives parties. Where
upon II Is now here ordered by tho Court lint unless
the proper representatives OF the said Edward L..
Booth deceased, as nlOrt'ald, shall voluntarily be.
come parties within the Tst ten days Of the ensuing
term " thS Court the defendant n error shall be en-
Titled To have tho writ Of error dismissed; provided
that copy Of this order shall he printed IN some
newspaper at tie seat of Government OF general cir.
uulHtOn, for three successive weeks ~ least sixty
Court next ousulug,
rue copy,
Test; JAMES II. MCKINNEY,
lSeal Clerk Supreme Court United states.
7TH MAY, 1855, jyE-lat
National Republican., 1883-08-03

aud a half Damascus sword in his hand and
stopped them with the remark. DAT Euro
peans was not lowed up here-dis is a secret
og.an-ise-ation so you had bettor get down
stairs" The pencil pushcrs fed in dismay.
National Republican., 1883-08-03
Ia the Wrong shou.

Two REPUBLICAN, reporters attempted to
enter the hall of colored secret order last
light, but were met at the top of the stair
way by stalwart African, who hold dollar
National Republican., 1883-08-03
A satisfactory Explanation.

1t is stated that Gen. o. ID. Green, adjutant
general has telegraphed full and satisfao-
tory explanation of the circumstances under
which Lieut.. S. Churchill Robertson's pay
was drawn twice in the month of June. This
statement, it is said has been repeated to
Secretary Lincoln in Chicago, in order that
the charges (Which were preferred without
giving Lieut.. H. an opportunity to explain)
may be at once withdrawn.
National Republican., 1883-08-03

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a valuable remedy for cure OF Lameness.
Removes swellngi ard infammatiOns
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We furnish positive evidence of absolute cures.
Wesend undsputed testimonial Of fSpavins removed.
Elliss SPAWN cure viii cure Splnts and Riuguonus
Descriptive books, with testimonials, sent free.
Any SPOKESMAN reader may sec re free pamphlet
owners OF lame horses. send postal card to us.
hundreds of cures described IN our book.
Read carefully aud YOU will bo convinced.
We only ask u fair trial for Els's SPAWN Cure
We prepare Condition Powders and Hoof Ointment.
Hpave Powders, Worm Powder and Collie Powders.
Al these sale at Drug Stores and Harness Dealers
pricc of ils's spawn Cure, ~ per bottle.
For further particulars free books, &c, write to
National Republican., 1883-08-03
ME VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
TIE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WESr AND WEST.

Schedule In effect JUNE lO 1883:
s'35 \. M.-New Orleans Mail, daily making close
connections to All points South aud Southwest,
uhlly, except sunday, with G. S o, Ry. Pullman
sleeping cars rom Washington win Danvllle tu
montgomery and Montgomery to New OrleaDs
also Washington To New Orleans via LynChburg
and BRISTOL
5;l0P M.-Louisve Fast Line daily, via ChnrlOtte4-
vile. Huntington ana Lexington, Ia Cincinnati,
Louisville and all Western points, multills direct
connections. and with solid train and Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Washington - Louisville.
lO31 II. M.-SOulhern Mall and Express daily, tD all
points south and Southwest, via llRnVille and
Charlotte, daily except sunday, with @. e q. ky.
Pullman sleeping cars Washington to Augusta,
va Charlotte and Charlotte to MOutC nnlerv.
PULLMAN Sleeping Cars, Washington to White
- sulphur Springs
For all points Manassas Division take s:35 md
5'lOp. m. trains, daily, except sunday. For War
- rcnton take S:35 a. M and $40 y. m. trains dnilV
For tickets aud all Information, inquire at e lnl-
pany'S office COL Pennsylvania avenue, or ut Union
Depot.
Nj. SLAUGHTER, N. MACDANIET,
General Passenger Agent, Agent
Sol HAAS TrAnlc Manager.
National Republican., 1883-08-03
CLTDE'5
new EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINI

PHILADELPHIA, wASHINGTON, AND
AEEXANDRHA.
APiti .NLtsD NAII.lNG DAYS
From PHILADELPHIA every Saturday .,,..,..icm
From WASHINGTON every Monday .,,,,,...,.s .. IN
Through and prompt connection With New hork.
Boston, hal hver, ana an points North; ihrolgn
nuily until .. ~. w. +. CLIDE& CO..
General Agents, PhiladelphI@
Agents. i2ih and 18th 81 wharYesS s. W. Nv ,FIs
~, W., Washington, y, v.
National Republican., 1883-08-03
TNHE GREAT

STEEL RAILS; MAHNlFlCENr EQUIPMENE.
TRAINS Leave VWI'SSsHiNGaroN;,S VA ;SSE from station
,,or ,SS,1rner fslxth and streets, ns ioowsi
press Of Palace sleeping Cars at S:si ~. mn tiaiy!
fnst Line, $3.50 a. M. daily, with Sleeping cars irom
daily With raIace Cars to sas PtsTurS tPr%i nnI nei S
I'M; n; also connects, except Saturday. Tor hlcurO,
ing IN Pttsburg TO Chicago Mail Exnress p;5O n
i:dy M daily for pttS5urg and the West With Palace
poI BALTIMORE AND PoToMXGGS MTGSsR RAILROAD
IA IRE n r. eanhndaigua, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
ImtnnnH,nstoh TO Cannndagua and Harrisburg to
For Wiliamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmirn. nt o,a)
IA, a. n. daily, except sunday.
f9r 1,H New York and the East, 500 a. m,, 1910 II IN.
md iO2o p m. Limited EXpress Of Pullman an Pr:
For npr Rac;@ RHHr,; @go & +. m daily, except sunday.
F6S Gay; y;roo 0n sunday '!o p n. ,,, ,.a,s
Jersey civ h boas Of ffSs BToSkn rS Xnns SGnneSS a.
ii,s direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding doub,
For PhiiaGeIpSaS SsW sSo forS a. n o o H. m is 400 e5
m, nnd I;,,p G39 p N: ON sunday az G5o and iN9n
For Baltimore GAO. $500 msO, no iGiOa M, and Iso
day, $3.50 10: a. n 400 G:2j 736 MjO and 1920 n MI
ror ] a%PS ~ creek Line. G4Oa m. anu i;0 p. duly
For annapolis, $40 a. m. an 4iiOp. M daily excep.
ALEX An pRIA AND DFREDERICKsBURu RAIL
MoASH |, aHp AZ 16, 6A,hhENANDRIA AND WASHING.
For Alexandra, E3O 100 O2O 1900. and Ir;}o n. IN.
200 T. ., 500 500. and ll,3O y. M. on Sundavlt
:, $3.50 &2l, and II: a m, 500 p. m.
,rSny' daily and 5o9 p m daily except sunday o.,, On,
oiCr nv, and i3.60 midnight On sunday ,;U at SD
md 1000 n. m, 100 and 1:l0 p. IN.
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and ~ the station where orders can be lett for
dne cnecklng Oh baggage to destination from hotoh
j. Il. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
Il
National Republican., 1883-08-03
WEST wAsuTNGTON.

EDEY's Carbolic Troches cure colds and
prevent dsease.
National Republican., 1883-08-03
]. Il. WOOD, General Passenger Ag,
CMAnLES Il. PuGIl. Gemeral AInnnger
CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

TIE NEW TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST.
on and after SUNDAY. june IN. 1888. passenger
trains of this route will leave Washington from b. &
l.. station as follows:
sos A. M,-ritRoUGH MAIL daily, except sun.
day. Tor Cincinnati, Louisville, and Local stations
Of G. & o. Ry. sleepers White sulphur 10 Hun,-
$40 =, M,-LouIsvfLLE AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE DAILY solid train, with Pull.
man cars 10 louisville and hichmond to Gin.
Cinnati without change: arriving at Columbus I:5O
?. M Lexington, n.y. ~ y. M, Cincinnati. 6!l
y. M, and Louisville Gl5 y. m. Connecting ut
these cities with through trains TO all points
West, Southwest, and Northwest.
1Ca5 p m-Night express daily, except sunday for
Ashland, KY, columbus, Ohio, and stations
q n U. Ry; Pullman sleeping cars to White
sulphur Pnd Columbus.
1i:OO n. m for Newport News Old Point and Norfolk
daily; except sunday, arriving Old Point 'jo
Apply G. ,S o. iiy Office. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue,
V. NJ Ry. office, col Pennsylvania avenue, and b. "
p station,
II. W. FULLER, General Passenger Agent
G. w. SMITH, Gc"evl Manager.