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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-23
DIR. z. NJ. PAscnALL. OXFORD, NC,

Member North Carolina Medical Association.
ain nothing Is the action of the Buffalo Lithia
Water more remarkable than In that long cats-
lOgue of ills coming under the head of Malarial
Poisoning, and l have no hesitation In expressing
the opinion. founded upon a professional acquaint-
ance OF nearly half century with the most noted
mineral springs of the country, that as medici-
bly, superior TO auy other mineral water Of which
have any knowledge. In Chronic Intermittent
and Remitcnt Feyers IL Is especially eficacious,
and IL Is by no means of unusual occurrence that
sufferers from these maadies fad relief from a
visit 10 these Springs after failure of all the or
dinary resources of Materla Medica."
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RICHMOND VA. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY %. 1884.

night they accepted an invitation to attend
the Mozart musicale.
To-day they viii take run down to Old
Point Comfort, touching at Newort's News
on the way, and Tomorrow will visit
Natural Bridge. where Mr.. III. G. Parsons
will entertain them.
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EMoRY's LITTLE CArHARTIC Is the best and
only reliable Liver PHI known. never fails with
the most Obstinate cases, purely vegetable, sugar
coated, tasteless, harmless, no gripping or unplea'
SAINT effects. Druggists sell them-15 cents.
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BOARDING.

FAMILIES OR GENTLEMEN GOING
4 TO New York can find SUPERIOR ACCOM-
MODATIONS, with BOARD, at 80 east Twenty
second street Location very central. Highest
references gwen. Terms moderate
my 23-eOd6t Miss \. NICHOLS.
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DOISON-OAK

seems to Weld every time TO treatment with
Swift's Specific.
SPARTAxBURG, 5. c., March l3. 1884.
Your most valuable medicine (SwIFTs SPBCI-
FIC) has done me much good that feel like
saving this for the benefit Of those who suffer like
did. / was poisoned by PoISoN-oAK, and saw
not well day for six wears until used SwIFT's
SPECIFIC. In the six years used almost every
kind of medicine, but none had the desired effect.
After using six bottles of SwIFT's SPECIFIC am
restored to perfect health-1ouh not sign cfthdt
aW(,I poison left! Yours truly,
DAVID NESBITT
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PRINrISG-HoUsE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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MIsFlT STORE,
9l2 MAIN STREET.
tmy 1891
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Other Games.
(By telegram 10 the Dlspatc

BY telegraph to the Dispatch.
/ st. Louis: st. Louis Unions, 16; BOstOl
Unions, 4.
Cleveland: Clevelands, 3; Chicagos, 0.
Philadelphia: Athletics, s; Alleghenys
1 . Philadelphia, 4; Providence, II.
Harrisburg: Harrisburg, -; Whining
ton, IL.
Baltimore Baltimores, 3; BrooklynS, 3
Allentown: Allent0wns, s; Actives Of
Reading, 6.
New York: Washingtons. 8; MetrOpo!i.
tans, 6. Bostons, l /; New Yorks, I.
Cincinnati: Keystone Unions, o; Gin.
cinnati Unions, 10.
Chicago: Chicago Unions, 10; Baltimore
Unions, G..
Columbus, Ohio: Columbus, g.; ST
Louis, 2.
indianapolis: Indianapolis, 3; Louis.
vile, II.
Buffalo: BufIalos, s.; Detroits, :.
Toledo: Rain-nO game.
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TsrnDlarx' Visit.

The Knights Templars left here Tor
Washington yesterday with seventy men,
bcrs and thirty ladies.
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BUFFALO LITHYA WATER.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FoR
NALARIAL POISONING.

THE LATE DIR. THOMAS p. ATKINSON,
Ex-President Medical Society Of Virginia.
ain Chronic Intermittent and Remttent Fevers
and in the whole of that large class of disorders
included in the term Malaria CacheXia, embra-
cling Enlargement of the Liver and Spleen, Jaun-
dice, Indigestion, ana Neuralgias, OF which the
malarous districts of the eonth prolific. the
Buffalo I.ithia Water will be found uniformly and
highly cflcaciOus."
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THE LATE DIR. WILLIAM F. CARRINGToN,
at one time Surgeon United States Navy.
ain all Malarial Poisoning the Buffalo Liihia
Water enjoys deseryedly high reputation As a
curative agent"
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I.afOuche & Son.

are getting up some OF the tlnest tailoring
in this or any other country. and at mode
rate prices. Give them a call.
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SEEDS, PLANTS, &c.
rERTILIZERs.


7 AND PLASTER. MY STANDARD
BRAND" OF LAND PLASTER Is grouns
from the best-seiected Nova Scotia biue LUMP, p
,r,si insurps its permanent use. Satisfaction
u,iis,ondeed uir GEORGE +. KING,
limp and Ground Plaster, Meal, Feed, dc.,
3400 10 $500 Williamsburg aveH"si
NH 16-3m hie"io.11' -
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DoARDFOR THE SUMNER AT "IYY

z 7
DHOME." HAMPTON, VA.-We are prepared
10 entertain about twenty guests In q com mfortable
manner and at n reasonable rate. The house Is
situated on Hampton river. directly opposite the
the finest situations In this section OF the State for
a pleasant summer home for families, Facilities
for Boating aud Fishing uueXcelled. Large shady
lawn and broad plazZas. For terms, &C.. address
DANIEL +. COOK, HAMPTON. Va. my 7-4w
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
The Ironsides Beat the virginins TO in
the First Game.

The Ironsides commenced three-days'
engagement with the Virginias at the
Virginia Park yesterday. This was the
first meeting Of these two clubs on the
ball-feld, and great was the anxiety Of
the several hundred persons present to
know which OF the two clubs would
win the struggle.
The game was called at 4:45, the visit
ors at the bat. +. Dugan appeared in
the box, with W. Dugan to hold him.
When the visitors were sent to the field
Pyle filled the box, with Oldfield behind
the bat.
There were many all through the day, up
10 The time OF the game, that would Willingly
have bet two TO one on the Nirginias win
ming the contest; but the game had not
progressed further than the second inning
before this was reversed. The lrOnSides
succeeded in scoring one run in the first
inning and four in the second, while the
Virginias were only able to score one run
in the second. The score then stood )
to !. The Nirginias were then BANKED
in six successive innings and added | to
their score in the last inning. The Iron
sides brought in two more runs, leaving
the score at the close OF the game to III
favor OF the lrOn,ides.
The PLAYING OF the ironsides was in
every respect good. No club hIs batted
Dugan more etlectually than this, nor has
any pitcher left the VirginiaS more in the
lurch than Pyle. Their fielding, too, was
in every respect good, while OH the part OF
the Nirginias the same cannot be said.
This was one Of the pOoreSt-played games
ever played by the Virginias. The home
boys need more coaching when on bases.
This remedied, their playing will be much
better. The home boys will doubtless
play better to-day, and closer and more
interesting game may be expected.
Below is the score by innings:
Clubs. 2 8 8 o Total.
Ironsides.......l o 0 l %
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DOOMS FOR RENT TWO a
III FIOORs-at Sol west Grace street "a
four rooms each, with sas, wafer, &c. wal Be
rented ~ whole or sspara,ely. ,Apply TO-
FRANK ID. HIIts CO..
my 81 codst HOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-23

EOR RENT, THOSE THREE@
Il VERY DESIRABLE AND PLEAsANT-M NJ
LI-LOCATED RESIDENCES Nos. lC3%, 103,
and l07 west Clay street. eontaining eleven rooms
each, gas and water. No. l07 has detached
kitchen with two rooms. To good ten ntntethe ren.
Will I've low. Possession at once. Applyto
JOHN NJ. G0DDIN,
Real Estatc agent,
my 1S-eodit No. ll06 east Main street.
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NOR RENT, NEAT NEW BRICK -
II DWELLING, WITH SIX OR EIGHTHx
ROOMS, No. 6O2 north Eighth street; modern
improvements rent low TO an acceptable tenant.
Apply 10 GEORGE ;. FASHON 4 son,
my2l-3t No. Tenth street
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ORKNEY SPRINGS.
~ SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

Having leased these well-kEown SPRINGS for
five years, We beg 10 ntoTm the public and our
friends that they will be opened from JUNE i to
DECEMBER /. SS4, for the reception of guests.
All appointments irst-class. The hotels and cot
tSgcS have been put in excellent condition and the
complete furnishing entirely renovated, affOrding
acc0mmo datiOns and comforts equal 10 any resort
IN the south. Capacity, 500 persons.
Mail, telegraph. aLd express facilities in the ho-
tel.
TERMS $40. 81 3, and $50 per month, accord
ing TO location. special rates for season. Write
for descriptive circulars. giving varieties and
analysis of the different waters. TO JOSEPH ".
WOODWARD, Manager, or 81. & Ii. G. MAD
DUX, PrOprietOrs. my lS-2m
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For X. T.. Lee Camp Fair.

From K. c. Brown Il Co., New York
through George Schen, 800 Havana Cigars,
valued at S25.
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LINES CEMENT. &c.

nOsENDALE CEMENT.-CARGO OF
IL FRESH R0sENDALE CEMENT daiLv lex, ex-
so," vessel. On hand, ROCKLAND and NlH- VI I,
liYS LIMA LINE, CALCINkD PLAsTaRi k1sENdi IA
DALE, JAMES KIyEK: CUMnETnMhTAsgHA UUnmTMTs. HAiR. 1pI
FiRE-bkicA' anu 'W WARNER MOORE,
Lump aud Ground Plaster,
oo s.vsutsenth street south sideof Dock.
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POISON. OAK.

Ihad for thrty-eight years suffered every spring
and summer with n-Oak. which contrac ed
I'm bathing when boy. tried everything Tor IL,
Including many physicians, but without any bcne-
IT. | took six bottles of Swlfts SPECIFIC -: ;. =
four wears ago, and IL cured me sound and well.
Three summers have passed, and have had no
retnrn of H. JOSEPH BEAsLG.
Columbus, Ga.
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NNEST-END HOTEL
COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT,
LONG BRANCH, Nj.
COTTAGES and RESTAURANT OPENJUNE2 ..
HOTEL AND sEA-WATER BATHS
OPEN JUNE 81.

Most of the rooms in the hotel have been entirely
refornished A ROLLER SKATING RINK
C2OxSO feet. which will also be used as B ALL
AND CONCERT-ROOM, and a LADIES' Bill
LARD ROOM are in course of construction on
the HOTEL GROUNDS. The HOTEL STABLES
will he, a usual. under the charge OF RfERSON
g EROWN. of The NEW YORK CAB COMPANY.
New York ONCE, 50 Broadway, Room 4S:
my 4-eOd2m II. M' flLDhEIII
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Our Treatise on Blood and Skln-Discases mall
ed free 10 applicants. ..,.,,,,., <,o,,n.-,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
Kew York Office, ] SO west Iwenty-third street
be,yyeen sixth and Seventh avenues. my 21-lw
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pAPER.HANGINGS. &c.

CARPETS, MATTINGS, AND OIL
~ CLOTHS, FANCY WHlTE-AND-RED-
CHECK MATTINGS just received OF al grddes
SHADES HOLLANDS, CORNICE KS, and POL tS,
LACE CURTAINS. RUGS, MATS, &c.i PAPER
HANGINGs Of latest styles. Can and @ exsinine
stock. a. JENlND9,
ap 26-2m 1871 MAR street. Richmond, va.
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INACTIVE CONDITION or THE KIDNEY
ASDA
MOST SALUTARY ALTERATIVE
IN

SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS.
With ladies, gentlemen, and bon riraRts every
where It has become the standard of dietary expe-
dients, fortifyng the digestive functions and
enabling free-liyers to indulge with impunity al
table. The world of wealth, intelligence, and re-
flnement testfes to its sparkling naturally pure,
and delightful qualities as the beverage incompar-
able, and accrcdit it with being the surest and
peediest source Of clear compleXlons, high health
and exnberant spirits.
HATHORN SPRING WATER IS sold only in
glass bottles four dozen pints packed in case
II may be obtained at all hotels, and Of druggists
wine merchants, and grocers everywhere.
NH 7-F34t
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DR.. J.T. A1rERBUEY, OF EsrELL. Miss.

81 have for some time made use of the Buffalo
Lithia Water in my practice, and have found II an
invaluable agent IN the treatment of Malarious Fe-
vers, and their CacheNia aud SeQuels in all their
varied FORMS Indeed, have found II wellUigh
specific In diseases of this character and believe
that persons residing IN the most malarlOus dis
tricts might find immunity from MaariOus Fevers
and their attendant evils from the use OF this wa
ter.r
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Fino Green.TurtIs Soup

At George Bannister's. Is Governor street
Free Lunch from II to2.
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W W W A TIT ZEE RRR
WWW AA 7 E X r
WV WV A r EE RRR
WV WV AAA I T. X r.
W w A A T ZEE X X.

HATHORN WATER flows from the MAXI
mum Mineral Fountain of Saratoga Springs,
and Is in the opinion the most eminent medical
men, Natures Sovereign Cure for
CONSTIPATION,
DYSPEPSIA,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-23

nOAL AND WOOD AT REDUCED
~ PRICES.-All In want call on me before pur-
chasing. Best Fuel at lowest prices for each.
Good piue Wood at 90 TO $3.50 for best Gil:-Edge
Heart Pine; oak seasoned, S2.75; Long and
sawed. 50 Der halt-cOrd; best New-Riyer Engine
Coal. @2.7j 10 1919 per ton. Liberal arrange
ments with large consumers. 1908 Cary street.
or Broad street opposite Theatre. Telephone
No, lGJ. Imy 81 &. III. PAGE.
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HAPPY DIOGENEs!


HAPPY DIoGENEsl
lie nnds honesty at last I'm clothing at the
MsFIT STORE,
asks Is a fair chance to right an unconscious
wrong. He may fash his light all through the
MIsFIT STORE,
and over all the STOCKS FOR MEN AND BOYS,
up and down the MEMS TROUSERS from "a to
81, and the SUITS from $3.50 to e25, the SMALL
BOYS SUITS from % to %. and he win find ono
exact statement about all the stufIs-oue uniform
guarantee. Diogenes should be happy. and you
| are Diogenes to us.
MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SUITS, IN SACKS
! OR FROCKs, atsIl;
| YACHT-CLOTH SUITS, IN SACKS, SINGLE
AND DoUBLE-BREAsTED,A AND FRoCKs,
atsI4;
ELEGANT SERGE SUITS, IN GRAY, BLUE,
BROWN, AND BLACK, at t13;
GENUINE MARsEILLEs VESTS. IN WHITE
AND BUFF, ,atsl.
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old POINT COMFORT,

" VIRGINIA.
uYGEIA HOTEL,
Situated one hundred yards from Fort Monroe.
OPFN ALL THE YEAR. Equal to any ho'el ID
the United states. surroundings unsurpassed;
AnpoInfments, table, aud service uneNcelled
RatlinQ boating, fishing, and driving specially
attrsctive. Pre- reemInenty resort for southern
people. Terms less for equal accommodations
Than any resort In the country. Pure ocean ar,
free from malaria, and conducive 20 refreshing
slceD. send for descriptive pamphlet.
q nv ISeod3m III. PHOEBUS, Proprietor.
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For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Agents for Virginia Springs Waters.
my 23- eOd2w
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FURNITURE.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-THREE VERY De ra
Il SIRABLF ROOMS on SECONDF FLOOR, H4
with water aud bath on same floor, at 1908
Ross street. Possession aI once. my 23-lIt
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A F1'ER'

Now that the Worst Of the Financial FURRY
over, Caution and Economy will be the order Of
the Day
We meet this by ii.yitlls EVERYBODY TO
COME AND GIVE OUR GREAT. STOCK OF
CLOTHING 4 THOROUGH CRoSs-EXAMNA-
TON. QUESTION the QUALITIES, the WORK
MANsHiP. the PRICES. We fully EXPECTED
Eag5~~srsS
that CLOSE, LOW FIGURES would 5be the
STRONG POINT this SEASON, and
SO WE ARE READY.
II. sCHwARZsCHILD,
MARBLE HALL,
corner Fourteenth and Main.
lmy lsl
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lie nnds honesty at last I'm clothing at the
MIsFIT STORE,

or serious attempt at it-so serious, that all it
wrong. He may fash his light all through the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-23

nor RENT.-BRICK DWELLING G
II No. los east Marshall street, with seven ~
rooms aud kitehsn.
BRICK DWELLING No. SIS moth Fourth
'us nv bi.eodsf WILLIAMS 4 ROWE.
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DIED..

CAMPBELL. On December ~, 1884 WILLIAM
CAMPBELL. brother Of the late kobert Campbell aged
ffty-hve years.
Funeral on Tuesday. December 3ott at two p m,
from his late residence of South Capitol and r
southwest Relatives and friends invited
attend.
DoNoBo. Saturday, December q. 1884, st $50 pm.
SARAH FORSTER DONOHo. relict Of Major Thomas
Donoho OF the National 1ntelgencer IN the eighty.
fourth year of Der
Funeral from Locust Grove Nd the residence Of her
son, to-day. At pm. fnterment at Glenwood.
LLOYD. At $40 an. December 2stb, 1884 Mn
MARGARET LLOYD aged sixtynin years.
Funeral viii take place from the RESIDENCE OF hse
brother in-isw, John Pic. 7os street southeast ON
Tuesday morning December 30th, 1884 ct so oclock
from thence to ST Peters church Relatives and friends
Invited to attend.
MALONE AZ HE late residence. go II strsst north
west on Monday, December 20, 1854 at $50 q M
JOHN T. MALONE Aged forty-eight years
Notice Of funeral hereafter
PARKHCRsT. On Saturday pecen Der 9th, 1894
ALLEN l.. infant son Of John II. and Eliza T. Park
hurst
PORTER Departed this life on Saturday, December
9th 1854. at O'Clock p. m, DAVID PORTER.
Funeral viii take place from his late residence No.
S34 ID street southwest tuesday morning ut $50
IN, and will proceed TO st. Dominc't church. where
requiem viii be held Friends and acQuaint ncea
are respectfully invited TO attend
TEWES On December B. 1884. ANNIE TEwEs.
only sister Of Rev Father Tewes pastor Of 81 Marys
viii take place from her late resiasnce In
Baltimore.
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The business Situation fn New York.


The financial circular OF Henry Clews Co SAYS:
"As the close OF the year approaches, a quiet,
conservative feeling naturally pervades the
entire business community, and the bears
as II for final effort have taken fun
advantage OF this feeling to promote depression.
Yet the worse the closing yesr Is represented the
more does 1875 promise 10 brighten In comparison.
With surplus stocks OF many leading products
down TO their lowest level, and prices equally
low, mills waiting 10 start ard labor seek
Ing "ronavmonf little Is needed but som.
decided turn 70 establish copfd nee aud give as
peilluueut arr tUM.ircs the OF prosperity.
There are already indications OF the present com
merclal reaction drawing 10 close 10 those
branches or trade FIRST experiencing Il. ina
Tor Instance. the extreme depression through
which they now passing was OF much later
date than In the great cotton and wooden indus
tries; and IL is gratifying TO note "A much better
feeling In the wholesale dry goods trade. which
after the opening OF a new year Is likely TO toe
come much more pronounced. Already more
hopeful feeling Is observable In that quarter where
business Is IN such shape that tie middle OF the
coming month VIII undoubtedly witness a much
more active movement OF goods In the channels II
distribution From all sections OF the interior
reports are or more encouraging na-
ture. Everywhere there is the dispos..loh 10 qul-
etude until after the period OF annual settlements
stock-taking and the January crop or business en-
barraSSlnents; but there Is also n more confident
Idea that II liquidation is complete In some quar-
tiers better things In store In ohers-an opinion
La which we fully concur"
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r. I.-2:57-eX.dlv.
The baltimore Markets.

dated, SO: do. new threes. 50 bid to-day. '' '''''
BALTIMORE. Mp. December 2s-Cotton duli--mid-
ds syi7s s ID v
s5Ssa 10 city mills super s.5 DO extra S
aS H Sc a ss
ssas4: do. amber: ssaa6: No. Marsisnd, .sss bid;
stas6S, May. soasos, corn-southern Slmsr. with
white. 4sazs; do yellow. asa5l: western mi1sd.
spot: and Rsesmber .,sas7A January 4sha4sx
sasssN fenneylvsnia. Sass Rye steady and frin
soae2 hay ,tesdy-grims to choice pennsyly.nis and
firm: Mess pork. 1915 Bulk meats-shoulders and
clear rib rib s sdss scfsHd Gs
rsfinsd 7a7a Coffee auiet"Rio c.Tsoaa ordinary to
es rssd quiet q1ss WHISKY s.e :S
l10 Freixhts to Liverpool per steamer nrnaer-cot.
so 5arrss xhes SosSs eoss
bushels: OATS l. O00 bushels. SMpments-whest ill.,
eo9 bushels corn $500 bushels 5ye sooo bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. December 29.-on Change. It II rs
wheat was buoyant. January advancing 70 faS
May. SIN Coru was Arm st Hak higher oats wsr. s
weather is cloudy and misty
chicago ILL., DeesSss - prsss
ss s5ra NAV sS
ha2 sS na's s2H Isl
March. 667k
The Petroleum Market.
PfTTseUR0, December g. Crude oil active and
irregular. trading good The market opsned q 731.
ct o'clock was Tax
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
sTEfL FAILS kAILs ,MAGSIfIcEST Equipment
Trans leave Washington. from station corner of 9Th
fsI Pi,s6asx and the West, Chicago Limited Express
iP.i.ce Sleeping Carr as 20 m daily; Fast Line.
s:5ss Isa,s dss; ss:sp, ss,aEday Shseas :e
press I'D ?. daily with Palace Cars to Piitsburr
f s1 e be a fos MAI ahsas0 with sleepns Car
ier Ptsbnry and the West with Palace Sleeping ca
=. THTtfYaokE aSb POTOMAC M.ILEoap.
M ai% s1rsp sstsa Eia Sar
Wasninsfon 10 Rochester.
For New iors ' sn1 The East, IT'S $50. 100 H..
i ps AID IL + so Lited EaPrss. q Pullman
For Boston without Change. 40 ~ eVers weekday
on SUNDAY go 2 m;
seq CITY with hosts Of Brooklyn Anrex afordng al
ssss ss.psse, % fuou street avoiding double ferras
Tor rhiladePhia tx 80 and IL a M. 200. 100. 800
MS Limited Express $40 = m nd daily. crcaps
Tor Baltimore. e.ss. IT'S sao 94o. 11Oo a m I2Os
2OO, 400. 40 20. Go. 40. 10 90 ana III Is y M
On Sunday. s4o Ioo a. r. 40. 500. I.4O 10 90 AID
For Pope's Creek Line. 6a5a- and 44op m daily
For Ahnspols isssa H. l2os and 5 p. m. daily es.
SSsA sSR
Tor Alexandria. 60 7.oo 9.25. IL Oh and II35 a M
Z.o5. Az. i:4a go, Su5 and IL - D. u On SUNDAY
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For Richmond and the South. GOO and OIL a "a, daily
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Trains leave Alexandria Tor Washington o. 10 90
and ls IL @ &C. 1900 IS 40 49, oS and $40
SOD and 10 10 q. T.05 and l0i0 r. n.. and II 10
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Tickets and Information At the oce northeast corner
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