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NEW York, Sept. 3O.--Thc races to-day OF
Jerome Park were not run under favorable
conditions. A steady drilzo came down dur
ing the entire afternoon. making the track
heavy, and keeping away all but small num-
The first race WINS for 3-ycar olds and up
wards, with penalties and allowances, over
mile and a turlong, for purse Of 500.
Aranza was never headed, although 9trath-
spey closed on him In the stretch. Araiiza
then drew away, and won by a length aud a
half strathspey second, Jack OF Hearts third
Second race-Thu Champagne stakes, for .
year-olds, thrco-quartcrs of II mile. Eachus
won by two lengths y. Augustine second, I'm
rest third. Time, llgl3.
Third race-The Hunter stakes, for Swear.
old hllics winning penalties, one mile and
three-qunrtors. louisette won in c1nter by
six length, Duchess second. Time, 3l39.
Fourth ruce.-Free handicap sweepstakes,
one mile and threosixteenths. MARYLAND
won, by two lengths. Bella second, Slocun
third. Time, 2,0SIs.
to be sold at auction, thrce-quartcrs of II mile.
Valley Forge took the race by three lengths,
Savannah second, a neck In front of Weasel.
Time, l:l9. There was no bid on the winner,
who was entered at 81 600.
Sixth race--lIandicap hurdle, one mile and
three iurlOngs, over six hurdles Charlie
mugne won Echo second u length In front Of
Quebec third, Capt. Curry fourth. Time, 2al.
ming stake into his breast, killing him in.
stantly. Major Pickett also fell and his
| Jockey was taken nom the track insensible.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 30.-The racing was con
tinucd here to-day. a heavy rain prevailed
all the morning. which made the track very
bad. The attendance was poor,
First race-Purse $500, divided, selling allow,
| ances, three-quarters of a mile Aleck Ament
| won handily by II neck, Hesper second, and
Ed. Butts third. Time, leo. The winner was
| not sold.
Second race--,rhe Sanford stakes, for 2.year.
old colts and iillles, $50 EACH one-half forfeit,
| with $500 added, to be divided, winning penal
ties maiden allowances one mile. Bonanza
won easily. by. length. Favor second, and
Anna Woodcock third. Time, l.ig%
Third race-The Falls City stakes for all
| ages, $50 each, half ferleit, with $500 added, TO
be divided, winning penalties, maiden allow.
ances, one mile and n sixteenth. Chance
| was never headed and won easily by three
lengths, Hihight second, and Ascender third.
| Time, 100.
Fourth raco-Cltizens' purse, 5000, divided,
non.winning allowances, three miles. Van
guard won by II short head, April Fool second
| Levnnt very poor third Time bH5l3. This
was first class race considering the track.
This ends the meeting.
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MATINEE TODAY AT p
At our Standard Matinee Prices.
All of the Lower Floor 10
All OF the Dress circle. Ou
No extra charge for reserving seals -
Family Circle Gallery .,..,.... 20
Performance at night nj popular prices
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baltimore Prohuoo Market.

BALTIMORE sept. W,-COttOn dull; middlInR
l0c. flour steady aud moderately ne
tive; Howard street ana western superflne,
80 2i@265: do, extra, S27l@S,50c; do. family,
S37jGDl75; city mills sup0rline, sg37d .. 10; do
extra, S30OD357; do, Rio brands, sl626QI 20,
Patnpsco family, $500; do. superlatye patent
5000. Wheat-SoutheTn irmCr; western easier
with fair demand; southern red, S76gS9c; do.
amber, gl@9ic; No, l Maryland, 0OaHOlsc; No
2wGstorn winter red, spot, 81 MSi1zc; Scptem-
her, - 20 bid; October, Siia@SiAc: November
So IHS,C; December Sl0SDIc. Curn-SOuth-
ern nominal: western entirely nominal; south
orn white, 6ylD1Jc; do. yellow G1G1Gsc. Onts
lower and quiet southern, SiNt3iC; western
white, 3l@32 g; do, mixed, alGVHic; Penn.
sylyania, SlRSlc Rye quiet ut G2GOGic
Hay uumiunly firm and steady; prime
TO choice PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland,
sl3OJWlIOO. Provisions duh and steady;
mess pork. SlnI6; bulk meats, shoulders, and
clear rib sides, packed, F4@llc; bacon
shoulders, s'gc; clear rib sides. llc; hams
l6lyglGiYC, Lard-Reiincd, "a Butter lower;
western packed, l0U9pG, creamery gl@2sc
Eggs castor ut 2l@2lc Petroleum noninauy
steady; refined, IAsS7Ac Coffee quiet and
steady; Rio cargpes, ordinary to fair, giiiS
l0L,c, sugar quiet and heavy; soft, GO.
Copper go Refined quiet NJ l2isWl2lqG.
Whisky steady at Sl.ls@l.1O Frcights to
Liverpool per steamer dull; cotton, Sled flour,
Is; grain ia. Recclpts-Flnur, 3,Ol7 barrels:
wheat, GluIO bushels; corn, 5000 bushels;
onts, $4,000 bushels. Shipments-Corn, 500
bushels. lles-Wheat 100000 bushels; corn,
LOO bushels,
BALTIMORE srocy MARKET
BALTIaoRP, sept. 3O,-Vlrglnla Gs, consoli-
dated, 30; pnstdue coupons, 81 North Carolina
Go, old, lO7 bid to-day.
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Vital Questionable

ASK Ws most eminent pliysioidn
OF any school Whist is the best thingfin
the world for quieting and allayinR all
irritation Of the nerves, and curing all
forms Of nervous complaints, giving nat
ural. childlike, refreshing always Sleep n
And they will tell you unhesitatipgly
"somc form Of Hops mr.
CHAPTER I.
Ash, any or all of tho most eminent
physicians;
"What is the best and only remedy that
can DO relied on to cure all diseases OF tho
kidneys aud urinary organs; such AZ
Brights disease diabetes. retention OF
inability to retain urine, and all the dis
eases and ailments peculiar to Women;
And they will tell you explicitly and
omphatically "Buchu n"
Ask the same physicians
What is tho most reliable and surost
cure for all livor diseases or dyspepsia;
constipation, indigestion, biliousness, ma
laria, fever, aguo, &c" aud they will tell
you:
Mdndrdkel or Ddndclion m"
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable.
And compounded into Hop Blttcrs such a
developed, which Is so varied in its operations
that no disease or III health can possibly exist
or resist It's power, aud yet II Is
Harmless for the mosi frail woman, weakest
| invalid or smallest child to use.
CHAPTER II.
! "Patients
almost dead or nearly dying
For years, and given up by physicians
Of Brights and other kidney diseases,
liver complaints, severe coughs, called
consumption, have boon curod.
Women gone nearly crazy nm
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulness, and various diseases pecu-
liar to women.
People drawn out Of shape from excruciat.
| Ing pangs Of rheumatism, infammatory and
chronic, or suffering from scrofua
| Erysipelasl
"Saltrhoum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, In
digestion, and, In fact, almost all diseases
| frail'
Nature is heirto
Have been cured by Hop Bltters proof of
which can be found in every nolghborhood in
the known world.
| RD-Nonc genuine without bunch OF green
Hops on the white label. shun all vile, poi
sonous stuff with Hop" or Hops in their
name.
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Admission to Balcony, 20 cents.
TWO JoHNS..-..TIIE TWO JOHNS.
TWO Johns. THE TWO JOHNS.
TWO JOIINS......TuE TWO JOHNS.
A pure, wholesome American laughing
comedy, lasting two hours and forty i've minutes
Not nm unpleasant word or Incident Tho
people 20 to smile, remain 10 laugh, and 20 away
with scream.
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SPORTING VARIETY.


The exhibition game between the Baltimore
and Cincinnati Americans yesterday drew
about ! 800 people ont TO Athletic park. II
was marked by some strong batting by both
clubs and very good fielding display. Some
childish work by Goldsmith delayed the game
until the umpire called IL In tho seventh In
ming when the Clnclnnatls had scored three
runs, with but two hands out. Fennolly did
not play ON account Of lameness, but Trott
and Snyder gratllcd their local friends by
playing good bali, Snyder making safe hit
and q run every time he came TO the bat.
Trainey's catching was the feature ofthcgame,
his throwing to bases being remarkable. Jones
aud Casey each knocked the ball under the
carriage for threc.basc hit. Reilly Car.
pcntcr Manning. and Jones did some elegant
fielding The score follows:
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RJ-Nonc genuine without n bunch OF green
Hops on the white label. Shun all vile, poi
sonous stuff with Hop" or Hops" in their
name.
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The LncrOssn PLAYERS.

MONTREAL, Sept. 30,--Negot iatIons are In
progress between the Shamrock Lacrosse club
and leading American clubs looking to tour
such as that of some years ago, when the cham
pions visited New York, Boston, and Balti-
more. The trip, If taken, will probably com.
mpucc nbout Oct "a
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"MRs. PARTISGToN, what do you use for n
very bad cold2, asked Mrs. Dull. ''Handkor-
chiefs, ma'am," answered the aged dame,
looking over her spectacles. Handkerchief
are dcsidcratum in the event Of u cold, but a
bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Is n necessity,
because 1t not only relieves, but cures, the
worst cough or cold
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SUMMER ADVANCEMENT;

TWO TRhiNs Daily iEXCEP'f SUN.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND HILL
leave Washington at D:25 H. III. and 4:25 r.
M and Alexandria at 0:32 a. m aud 1872 p. m.
Pass Iccsburg, going westward, nt l;35 q N;
and 6;J1 y. M, and arrive al Round Hill ut l2'2l
u. IN. and 7;2O y. IN.
Leave Round IIill nc 5i27 n. m. and ago p. m;
Pass Leesburg, going eastward, at $40 IA IN: and
bO5 ~ M. and arrive at Alexandria at S:22 a.
IN. and 7l5 p. m. and ut Washington ut $3.50 u
IN. and T.25 b. m. ,,,, a ,o,
n m Arrives ut Alexandria at S:22 and wash
ington al $50. Leave Washington at 800 p m.
Alexandria at $40 y. M; pass Lees9urs, soihs
eastward, D,l d a. M; westward, 1O.3l y. m.
NJ nROpIIN. SUPERINTENDENT.
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card.

To MI who arc suffering from the errors ana
early decay, loss OF manhood, Nr will send
a recipe that will euro you, free Of charge
Thisgreal remedy was discovered by "a mis-.
sionary in south America send a selfad-
dressedenvelopet 70 the liey, Joseph 1, InInan,
station D.. New Sork Guy
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rV1HE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
i no THE NORTH WESr, AND SOUTH
WEST, DOUBLE TRACK, spLENDin
EOIrIpNfENVl


WEST, DOUBLE IiAChf ~ i, nil.si y III
EQUiPMENTs
IN EFFECT .AuGusT Q. 1887
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. rom sta
For Ptts6nrg and aud The " 81, chicago Limited
Express OF Palace Sleeping CarBat0 am.uhdly w
Fast Linz o40 m duly TO- G,nd ilnrps, mrs To-
Cincinnati, and Hotel Car to ~ Louis uhii,iy,
except saturday, to Chicago, WY iH nv
M. daily. with Palace Oars TO I'ittsburg. Also
connects daily for chicago. with sleeping car "a,
daiy for PIttVbmrsS o and The West with Palace
Sleeping Car Washington to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC HAtLNlAD.
Niagara, ID p m. daily, except saturday; win
Palace Cars Washington TO Rgche,ter niin w i,si,,
ington to Buffalo Train lceyns WH Rnrayo On
For Wilamsport, Lock Haven ana biihira
nl0;iO q. m. da ~, except sunday. a. s.oo an,
1895 16 SGw LII dooo Yo,oo. aud iii5p nj on
sunday, 400. 1000. aud 1lilb p ~. hml}iiG s
Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars e'so III u'''''
'i For Boston Say Without change, 21o p. M every
week day. on sunday ag9V pi M ,rn,ns con.
meet al Jersey Gltyy with boats OF Brrooklyn Az.
mex, aiording direct transfer e ry2 nr NV
For phiadeiphn T.15, 500. aud ll;Oo n M
2i6 46S SS5 iSo5 ana lli5 p f 2n sG1
hf FGy s SaS Sas S5 S 90
~.
aoSo 4 HSS i Jd5 EiS 1900 Gs sg and i5 nv
For Pope's creek Line, $3.50 IL m anu ''oP
IN. daily, except sunday. ,o,- , ANA
For Annapolis, 0;3o n M lEioo' anu f'i"4'
IN, daily. except SUNDAY 49,. ~,
| ALEXANDRIA AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AMI
| WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
| For Alexandria $50, 700. 0;25. 11;O5. md
| 11:.}5 n m, 2.O5, 4:25. boo, $50, 500, and
ll:35p, M. on sunday at $50. 0:20, ll'O5a ~ m,
| 800 y. nj, ,-.,-.., ana .,,,o-
| n m, daily and BOO n M. daily, except sunday
| Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6;pb
| 100, 1000. 1O:1Oa M: 900, 300, 3i23, bilO
| T,O5 and 1O:AOp M, aud 1910 midnight leNcep
| Monday. on sunday ut 800 and lOlOa M
| T:Ob and 1O!dO y. M, and 1910 night 1t,
| Tickets and Information NJ the office, north'
| cast corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsy
| vanln avenue and Mt the station where order
| cnn be len for the checking OF baggage TO destl
| nation from hotels and residences.
| CHAS II. PUGH. General Manager.
| j. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agrnt. =
WY AStIINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERr
| w RAILROAD COMPANY.
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ETNiNCIdL.

DoBERr J. THOMAS,
Broker In
GRAIN PROVISIONS. COTTON. AND
STOCKS
No. 013 Fifteenth street, National Mctropoli-
tan Bank Building.
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Equity C0ur-Justice Jumes.-Davis vs.. Muir
dock ct al; pro coniesso against certain dc.
PENDANTS ordered. Nash vs. NASH testimony
ordered taken before Examiner John A. Clarke.
Patterson vs.. Patterson; private sale by trustee
authorized sullivan VS.. Glover; order ap-
pointing Richard 4. Donovan guardian I'D
liteln.
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DIED.

MOOREHEAp.-On Thursday, Sept 20, 1884
at y. M, at his late residence No 1913 Hare
wood avenue, Le prOlt fHrk, WILLIAM a;
OS years.
Funeral will take place from his late rest.
Remains will By taken to Andover, Me-, for In
trrmont No flowers.
WALKER.-Tucsday, SEPT. 80, at 4.2O q. M,
of chronic enertltis, BLANCHE, infant daughter
OF Lewis A. and sallie Walker, aged months
and q days.
dence 8lS sixth street southwest
LACKEY.-Qn Tuesday, Sept 80, 1884, Mao.
gIE A., the beloved wife of James Lackey, In
| tho dlst year Of her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer ., Atlanta, Ga.

New York Office. 100 W, Twenty'third street,
Philadelphia Office, 1908 Chestnut street.
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DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE

THE 6 mN3i,YEh Th = RET kfF EEN A NIB TILE
iAsf ASP TH Ia %ESsr
DOUBLE ThAs STEEL R RAhShY ooopIhhi
r. ISLE u II hFFEF sYKP No 1HNh
EVE MsiAnS'Sf 'GR siSoe SHfasI
IONS av Win \ h aSR concass and Palace sse
For Piitsburg at $50 q. m. and $40 P m;
f DsfG wi Vim s1epin ne tars to tsSur% anu
For Toledo and detroit, via Monroevlile, Io15
ing and Lake Erie r.. II,
6. Trains for Philadelphia and New York az
1910 p. m. daily with Parlor and Sleeping Cars
For baltimore on week days, 8, $50, 9:aos
s59, Q. ana 1000 a. M, lao 2;20 2;35 2
r.; Iia5. 3;;l5i O. 4i40. b'8o' 600 q $40
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Rail.
'G For ANNAPOLIS, 6;diI a. M. and 21o and 4;4O
on sunday $40 m 4a2 ISInrton md
MA 2 44S SnS m For nJ S Ss on
9y siS5Ss s on GaS Il an s os %
M daily for Lexington, staunton, and Vail y
Branch, $50 a. IN. daily, except sunday; for
Frederick, $50 H. M, 1919 q III. 4:45 y. IN.
llFor Hagerstown 10l6 u IN and 5i35 p m.
i'faihs arrive rom the west daily. 6,2o TOO
From r.. IKE Sew W. TorR and Philadelphia 600 $50
an daily s2O m daily EXCEPT sunday day oa7
p m sunday, 0:53 u. IN, O37 p, M.
From Lexington 2il5 y. nj. daily, except Sun
From Frederick and Intermediate points 1928
a. M, 2;l5 p. M, and S;l2 T. m, daily, except
sunday. s,i2 III daily from p2nt fhochg
l2ib, $50, Z, $50, D ,6;25., 100. g, and Io;ib
h.. is 10 5, a!25 ESQ, and y. M .'oo o'1o
| An trains from Washington stop at Relay Stas
I For aTtHc a'R nSrmatlon apply n, the nalt
more md ONO IicRet oiiice, washington sta
of Fourteenth street, whore orders Will be taken
| point In the city.
| ". Nj. CLEME NTs, OK. LORD,
NJ. OF n. Baltimore. g. p. A.
! CHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
LeeveB. T: DEPOT. sixth and strcets,,
naii Columbus, AVID s. Louis daily except
Newport News, Old Point Comfort and
r., Norfolk. DAILY except SUNDAY &, ,or,,
! Northwest and Southwest, ,Filst Express
daily; does not stop for local business, ex-
s sPs to S Ionsyc aEd o RnS t0'an
lo'43 =, Nor an way stations and n vlr;
gina springs and Columbus, Ohio. Dally
For rt tickets l and Information apply at G. so
R GEay pf Sc Si' vrssn Mdan SuH Hallway
Station II. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
General Nlanaser. N. =. rassenger Agent
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yI,uE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
Il THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH.
AND WEST.

L. THE SHORT LINE TO THE soOlh'
SOUTIIW EST, AND WEST
Schedule in effect Aug 3 1854.
0.1O A. M.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making
close connections to all points, south and south.
west. Daily, except sunday. with g 4 o ny.
Pullman Sleeping Buffet Cars from New York
and Washington to Atlanta. Pullman sleeping
Cars from Washington and Atlanta TO New Or
leans.
.5ii0 p. M-Loulsvllle Fast Line, daily. via
Charlottesville, TO Cincinnati, Louisville. and all
Western Points. Pullman Sleeping Cars from
washinston 70 le 0n;Shrn Mail ,nn r,pro.,
daily. TO all points South and Southwest, via
Dhhvile and Charlotte. Daily, except Sunday
with Q. & q. Ry Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washlngton, via, Danvillc. Charlo!te, and At
lnnta, to New Orleans also from Washington
via Charlotte and Columbia to Augusta
IlMannssas DIVISION, train leaves Washington
at 700 d. in. and 51O D. IN. daily, except sun.
day. Warrenton trains leaye Washington ut
O:10a m. and 6:lO p. m. daily.
For tickets and all Information inquire nj
Company's ONCE 6O1 Pennsylvania avenue
Trains leave from 7; 4 r station ON, ,.,
NJ. SLAUGHTER, SOL. HAAS,
Gen. Pass. Agent Traffic Manager.
- a MN A RAITIknAn
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Baltimore, ....... ............ 9 0 2 O.
Cincinnati ............... o 2 o o | B.
Earned runs-naltimorc. /; Cincinnati, 4.
TwO-base hlts-Manniug, Snyder Peoples.
Three base hits-Casey, Jones. Bases ON err
rors-Baltimorc, 81 Cincinnati Q. Bases on
balls-Baltimorc, 2; Cincinnati 1. Bases on
Observation-Disclosures, S; Cincinnati, .. Struck out
by Goldsmith 4: by White. D. Time OF
game--Oho hour and fifty minutes. Umpire
Quinn.
The Boots and the Shoes two base ball clubs
composed exclusively of shoe clerks played a
match game at Capitol phrk Monday morning,
The Boots were principally from Strasburger
shoe house and the Shoes were mostly from
llahus. The score by innings follows: =.
Shoes .................. 2 u LIZ
Boots 3 1 0 2 8 2-lG
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AT Trcnton-Trcnton, Z; Columbus, 2.
At Chicagp-Chcago, IL; New York, 2.
At Philadelphia Athletic, 2; Brooklyn, 9.
At DetrOit-philndephia 8; Detroit, l.
At Kansas City-kansas City, b: Boston
Unions, Ali innings.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 0: Boston, q.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 3; Milwaukee. 8.
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Tho following shows the range OF prices In the
Chicago market yesterday as corrected by 70.
ports received by Robert ]. Thomas Metropoll.
ian bnnK buillingi
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II oOK AT LOW FARES.
SUMMER RESORTS.

YEnn SUM MER HON SPREE
j CDO handbook, containing list of sum
mer hotels and boarding houses along Hudson
River and In Catskill Mountains, with terms,
attractions. maps, and Illustrations, sent to any
address upon application. with Scent stamp, TO
j. i. BURRIrT Eastern Passenger Agent West
Shore Route, 1868 Broadway, New York.
Je2-mwf-tf
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"AbpERNEY DAIRY WAooNs."-Frcsh Al.
derncy butter ehnr nM Glyyery mornins' ana DC
per pound Also cottage cheese, DC per ball
6utt6rmllk. &c. per quart, aud sweet milk ut DC.
per quart
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EXCURSIONS.
STEfMBOAT LINES.
TINo NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
Il AND THE SOUTH.
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT coMpANY's

POTOMAC STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEAHY,
Leaves Seventh street wharf OH Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 5:}O p. m. Returning
leaves Norfolk on Monday, Wednesday. aid
Friday AZ same hour, stopping ut Piney Poin,
and Cornheld Harhor, going and returning.
Exclusive connection with Boston and Provi.
dence steamers. Connect also with New York
md Richmond steamers, Norfolk and Western,
Genboard and Roanoke, Ocean View, and Nlr-
ginia Beach Railroads
Passage and rooms can De secured Mt Baltimore
and Ohio ticket office. at 14th st. and Pa ave-.
st. Marc Hotel. office of KnoS's Express, 9th IT.
and Pa ave-. and ut Com pany's once. 7th-st.
wharf
KNOWS EXPRESS will call for md cheek
baggage nom hotels and private Residences
Freight received daily until 8 y. IN.
WIN WEIGH ypnpral Apnnt
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