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DIED.
RENsoN. On Monday, April 9th, 1885 IRENER
MAY. the youngest child OF w. 4. and Rebecca NJ
Benson, aged nineteen months
Little snow-white hands are folded
On our little dernS's breast;
Little black eyes closed forever:
Darling lrener Is at rest
BY HER COUSIN GEORGE AND Fppy
Funeral from her uncies u. C. Travers). 1926 Half
street between M and n southeast, Tomorrow Tues
day. nj O'Clock pm
CROSBY. On saturday morning April 9TH. 1855
At 8 O'Clock. AUGUsTAS CROSBY, beloved wife OF
The funeral service will take place At the residence
Sl4 PennsyIvania avenue east, on Monday. al half
past four pm.
KING. AT the residence of her daughter PALMYRA
KING. widow of the late John IL. King aged 81 years
9 mouths and q days
Funeral from the residence Of her son 1899 Thirty.
arst street, Georgetown DC, Thursday. April 9th st
3 pm.
REGAN. At Fort n. A Russell. W. T.. April ath
1885 GRACE beloved wife of Lieut. James Regan
Y. q army and daughter Of the late Judge Renjamin
c. Ridgate, OF this city.
Notice of funeral hereafter
REEKIE At2:3o a m on April 8, 1855 aner .
of Elizabeth Reekie.
Notice of funeral hereafter
REYNOLDS suddenly, on April g. 1855.
ROBERT ATTKEN eldest son of v Clinton and he.
becca Aitken Reynolds. =
SHECKELS On SUNDAY, April 3, 1856, NJ 10
o'clock p m, ELIZABETH A. sHECkEiS be-.
loved wife OF Theodore ShecSels
May she rest i'm peace.
Funeral from her late residence Nh lola ~ s.r,sA
northwest, al 10 o'clock wednesday, April T. ls,sT,
thence to the church Of the Immaculate Corpenti.n'
and 9Th street northwest ~
SIEBERT. On March 2eth, 1855 SFIefAp
SIEBERT late Of this city. ia the s.ventv-seVaotb
year of his age, on board the steamer "Werra" while
on MS return from Germany.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE

TWRNTY-SEvEN ACRES TWO ROODs AND
ELEVEN PERCHES OF LAND ON TUNLAW
ROAD, ABOVE GEORGETOWN, D. c.
BY Virtue ofa deed Of trust dated the 26th day.
e May ;a 1s7s and duly RECORDED IN Iber sli
for the District Of Columbia, the undersigned
TEENTH, 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ ,on the prem
IL IN ss
trct Of Columbia, being that part of a tract
Of land called Alliance lying west OF the new road
and bounded a. follows: Beginning for the same at
point or stone known the northwest corner of Beat
ming thence along the south line Of the whole tract
6fyseven loo perches to the west side of the new
road and which IL the beginning Of the land to be
conyeyed thence north eighty degrees and three
two S5-lOO perches to the line between Kengla and
Pckren, thence north seven degrees and oneauarter
Of degree west along the line between Kenela and
R.ckwe1l sightyssyen clio perches to the line be
eightythree degrees, east 1l0 perches
the west line ofthe road, thence with said west
hne soath twenty degrees and oneQuarter of degree,
east one hundred and ak and 66100 perches to the
perches more lesa This Is desirable property Sit
uated on the Tunlaw road, adjoining "Tuniaw" farm
and the land OF Charles Honiiller.
q six. twelve and eighteen months ana secured by
the pulch.aef notes bearing interest from day ofsale
and DEED or true On the property or all cash. at
the PURCHASERS sPtion All conyeyancng and record
se time Of sale and the terms fsae be
With within ten days after the day Of sale trustees
reserve The right 70 resell the said property risk
and cost q the desAnlting purchaser after days
''''e' y the svss1 oaN Sisr H aSssSsgg.Psr
JANEsM JOHNSTON. Trustees
ap1 Webster Law Building.
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On q PerilOus Journey.

BAND OF MISSIONARIES AND CHILDREN
BOUND FOR CENTRAL AFRICA.
The United States consul ut Sierra Leone, In q
report to the State department, dated February
Fl, announces the arrival there Of DR.. VIM. Tay-
Ter and companions on their way to ST Paul de
Loando There arrived also at Sierra Leone on
the 10th Of February another party of
missionaries, forty In number, on their
way to Loando, whence they intend TO
proceed toward the interior OF Africa
In hopes OF meeting party starting from the
eastern coast. The consul expresses much anx-
iety for the fate OF these people, sixteen OF
whom are children, and suggests that mission
airy societies at home should consider well be-
fore contracting the expense and responsibility
Of sending such an expedition TO the wilds OF
Africa.
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COMMISSIONERS SPARKS REvoKEs AN ORDER 1

COMMISSIONER SPARKS REvoKES AN ORDER RE
GENTLY ISSUED.
In pursuance Of the act of the last Congress,
declaring forfeited the lands OF the Texas
Pacific, Mr.. Harrison, the acting commissioner
of the general land Office, on the 18th of March
issued an order to the register and receiver of
public lands at Los Angeles, Cal, directing him
in regard to the steps to be taken to restore the
the state there are about 500. 600 acres OF land
in this grant which also comes within the grant
to the Southern Pacific. A supplement tai order
was issued on the 18th ult, reserving this land
from the operation Of the order, as IL was
thought the Southern Pacific might claim
them. On Saturday Commissioner Sparks
wrote q letter which in effect decides that the
Southern Pacific has no claim to the land, and
the entire traot will be thrown open for settle
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE M
~ PROVED real ESTATE ON MARYLAND
AVENUE BETWEEN FOUR AND A HALF
ANDSIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST WASH
1NGTON CITY, D. G..
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of -s&
the District Of Columbia passed in Equity Cause :.;A
No. o34O the undersigned. as trustee will. on Gss9
MONDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF APRIL
AD 1883 at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, SELL at public
auction In mont Of the premises all that piece or par
Gel OF ground Known as the east half f. l,) Of lot
numbered seven 20. in Reservation d, in the city of
Washington, District Of Columbia, and the improve
ments thereon.
The purchaser Of said property at the former sale
navng Jailed 70 comply with the terms of sale and the
order Of court passed in said cause the property Will
9e resold at the risk and cost of said purchaser.
IN balance IN six twelve and eighteen months and
be secured by the promissory notes Of purchaser or
"a o % money can be paid cash day of sale
gwen until all purchase money and interest be paid
hen Is reserved on the property for purchase money
and interest All conveyancing at purchasers cost
$3.50 deposit will be required when property il
knocKed down to the highest bidder. Terms of sale
must be complied with within ten, days. Otherwise
trustee reserves right to resell risk costs of de-
Eaulting purchaser - Wv
s. s.. HENKLE Trustee
r1.o, Once 46O Louisiana avenue
Illus. f. WAGCAMAN, Auct. apGdtSds
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An Interesting Case.

How 4 pouR corrLE ARE SAID TO HAVE coME
NEAR LOSING THEIR HOME.
To-day, in the Court in General Term, Judge
James delivered the opinion in the case of Col
Inns agt. johnson, directing a decree in favor of
the complainant. The facts In the case are that
John Collins and wife purchased Of Walter c.
Johnson, in 1873, premises No. SO Massachu-
sets avenue for 81 $50, paying 500 cash and
giving notes of SIS for the balance. After
having paid over $500, johnson, in 1879, gave
Collins . deed and took deed of trust to secure
the balance, and reduced the payments from
S25 to $40 per month. Under this agreement
$50 was paid, with interest. On August 9th,
1880, while the husband was on q spree, Mrs.
Collins, who was unable to read. was called on
By johnson with paper, which he said was an
agreement to reduce the payments from $40 to
$40 per month. He asked TO see the deed, which
they had not put on record. She gave him the
deed which he carried away and never returned.
While Collins was In Chicago johnson brought
suit and obtained judgment for possession of
the premises, sold the property for 81 900, and
undertook to dispossess Collins, who brought
suit to have their deed returned TO them, and
that Johnson be required to release to them,
after being paid anything that may be found
due The deed from Collins to Johnson was
alleged to have been made August 9th, $50,
but it was not put on record until this suit was
brought.
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MEDICAL. &c.

CURE FITS!
j When say cure. dc not mean merely TO stop
mean radical cure. have made the disease OF FITS
EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS a lifelong
study warrant my remedy the worst cases.
because others have failed is for
Bottle OF my naiiIble remedy Give Express and Post
ONCE II costs you nothing for trial. and Will cure
you. Address Dr. III. g. ROOT, 1853 Pearl St, New
YORK ap2-3m6k
nR LEON HAS REMOVED FROM 32s Mis-
II souri, avenue 70 116 ID st n.w he has
nection or partnership with anyone. mh27-Ims
IT HAS NEVER BEEN oONTRADICTEpTHAT
l. DIR; BROTHERS is the Oldest established sdver-
Using Ladies Physician i'm this city Ladies' you can
confidently consult DIR. BROTH Frs. 800 II s-w
Particular attention paid 10 all diseases peculiar to
ladies, married or single All irregularities and ovs-
riaH troubles successfully treated So Board with
good accommodations and kind efficient fur
nished TO those who may desire TO stay a few days
In the city under his treatment. m25-lms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
dial. Will cure Of seminal kBess,nervoto
debility and fmpotency II impaFis yigor to the
whole system 500 Il ST. sw. n25Ims
MADAME DE FOREST HAS RFMEDY FoR
ANl Ladies. All female complaints Qnickly cnreA
Can be consulted daily at l245 TIN 81 NV, once
hours from to {. m. with ladies only mh25lms
DEAD AND BE WISE.-DR. BRfrTHERs 800
III St s.w., appeared before and made oath that
he Is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
city, and will guarantee cure in all OF yeDereal
furnished medicine free Consultation and advice
free Al any hour during The day Subscribed and
to before me by DR.. BROTHERS, April "a, 1884.
mh2l Inns SAMUEL H. WALKER, Notary PublSo
NFoTTs HOMEOPATHIC FEMALE PILLs-A
AN1 never-failing remedy for sill Female Complaints
ties. For sale only at sos b 81 sent any Cd
dress. q. mh1l-In1s
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RAILROADS.

YlrHE GREAT ,
10 THE NORTH. WEST. AND sorTHwEsT.
DOUBLE TRACK. Sf III D s s
N EFFEcT ArEIL oIH, 1885:
Trains leave Washington from station. corner Of 9Th
For I1itshurS and the West. Chicago Limited Express
I.ns. Is:,, . H. daily to Cincinnati and 81 Louis
with Siee ping Cars nom Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati,
to chicasa. with sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago
Cnso and fnei1ns. bExpres q 10 ma dasy
EIso!rE 70 Louisville connecting a. Harrisburg with
s snd @ Iea Pacific fqr
through sleeper Harrisburg to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
1000 p m daily, except saturday. with Palace Cars
For wilsmsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 1850
For New SSssss Eas $50
200, 400 1000 pm; and l2:15 night. ON sunday,
q Pullman Paiiar Cars, $40 am daily. except Except
For Boston without change 200 m. every weekday.
On sunday. aae M y, .,.,, ,,,,,.. -,
@ with boat. OF Of BooTsn annex
dirt transfer to FULTON street. avoiding double fer
For saafs hnSspS. aiE 5 and 100 am 900
4oS Go 1oS1 pm and "a a215 night On sunday
pdr Rano 4e sss ssssp 1850 HOO
n and ia:l5 night on sunday 1850 iibS S' mp F.
For Pee creek Ens and lsi aE p daily
except sunday.
For Annapolis 6:35 am. 1905 and 425 pm. daily
except sunday. On sunday. 400 pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
INGrON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 600. 200 9:25 1l01 and :S5 am,
2sO5. 4.26 4. IS, 6:0l. SOS and ll:3G pm. On Sun
day af Goo. 9~Zo, lo1 a m, sos pm
For Richmond and the South, 600 aud 11:O1 am
daily and 4:@5 pm daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, SOS. 500,
1000, 1910 Am: 100, sos, 1913. $40, ..U5 and
11:33 pm and 1910 midnight Except Monday }
On sunday at 500 and lO.1O au 1U5 and 1925
pm. and 1910 night
Tickets information at the office northeast cor
Der Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue an at
the station where orders be left for the checking
of baggage destination from hotels and residences
J. x. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
CHAS r. PUtiH, General Manager. apS
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81. Paul and st. Paul pref. ex. div.



BALTIMORE, Nh, April 6.-vireins new ten
fortes, 357; thrses 81 North Carolina sixes Old
1OSAa bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD, "A pril 6.-Cotton quet--middiine
IL 1-l6 Flour Arm, especially for low grades How.
ard street and western super, 2 15a31O do. extra,
32Oa3 S. do family S5a4 S5 city mills super 2 ga
500 do extra. 325a3 86: do. Rio brands, 462a4
Patapscu family, $50; do. superstive patent, rs
Wheat southern nominal; western higher and active;
Maryland 81 bid; No. 2 western winter red spot,
SSl2aSS+s: April, SSl9 bid: May. 00taa90as: June
02asa027s; July, o. bid. Corn-southern steady and
quiet western steady and dull; southern white 52a5s
1Oufhern yellow 6Oa5l: western mixed. spot. 49sss
49la: April. 49iea49l4: May. 49 asked steamer ash
ora white, 3SS4O. do. mixed, 3ea37: Pennsylvania
3.a4o. Rye firm, 73s75 Hay steady-prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, 15.00al8O Provisions
steady, with moderate demand Mess pork, Ii. 25a
1850. Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sides,
packed, 54a1k Bacou-shouders ia; clear rib sides,
8: hams, 11a9al3. Lard-refned, sA4. Butter dull
western packed, lOa20 creamery. 2oa2S Eggs higher
Coffee Quet-Rio cargoes. ordinary TO fair, 7a4aSA4
Sugar quiet and stesdy-A son. q: copper refined esscf
and quiet, lOa2 Whisky quiet and steady. l20a12l.
frelghtS to Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton,
1184d -four. SD; grain easier, 4d Receipts
S,237 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels: corn. $1,000
shipments-wheas, l6 600 bushels: corn 65 600 BUSH
els. saies-wheat $4,000 bushels corn. 1000
bushelS
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, III, April 6.-Clesng prices: Wheat
April, G1a. May, S2ls: June S4h4; July. S6A Corn
APRIL 3SAs; May, 424s: June, 43h: July, ALL Oats
April, 2SA May, 32As; June. 32As; July. 32a. Pork -
April. Nay II 90; June. 1900; July, IL. 10.
Lard-April. s.s2is May. 6s7la June, 6-95; July.
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CHR RuprEnr
NOS. 400 AND 4O5 7TH ST. NV.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
WHITNEY CHILDRENS' CARRIAGE COMPANY.
ALSO FULL LINE OF
ROLLER SKATES
BICYCLES, TRICYCLES,
VELOC1PEDES, WAGONS, ETC
TRAVELLING AND LUNCH Baskets,
ALL SIZES, ALSO A LARGE
VARIETY OF EASTER EGGS DISPLAYED.
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AUCTION SALES.
! uNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nuNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, &C., EMBRACING ROSE
WOOD CASE PIANO. STOOL AND COVER;
ONE TENSTOP NEW ENGLAND WALNUT
CASE ORGAN, NDSOME FRENCH-PLATE
MANTEI AND PIER MIRRORS, LARGE AS
SENTIMENT OF NEW AND SECONDHAND
PARLoR SUITES, WALNUT AND ASH CHAM
BER SETS, WALNUT ETEgERE, HALL SET,
LIBRARY TABLES, OFFICE CHAIRS, DESKS,
BOOK CASES, LOUNGES. MARBLETOP Ia
BhES. wHATNoT. BOOK SHELF HAT RACK,
SEWING MACHINES, WALNUT MARBLE
TOP SIDEBOARD, WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLE. DINING CHAIRS, OIL PAINTINGS
AND ENGRAyINGS, HAIR AND OTHER
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS,
SPRINGS. BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS
EASY CHAIRS, PATENT ROCKERS, SINGLE
PIECES OF BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS AND
WASHSTANDS, LAMBRBQUINS, CORNICE
&c; CUTLERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE
COOKINGAND HEATING STOVES KITCHEN
REQUISITES ALSO. FOUR FRENCH-pLATE
SHOW CASES VERY FINE). COUNTERS
GEMS fTR s sri Ar A AUCTION tSa'' VI
On TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL SEVENTH,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we win sell in front
and within our spacious salesroom 9th and streets
northwest, a wellassorted stock of household and
other goods TO which respectfully call the aten
tfon Of buyers. 1t
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frHos. E. wAaGAAA SNs:., r.,o,. ..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT 8 w.
CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
TWENTY-FIVE STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, recorded in liber -
District OF Columbia, and at the request Of theA
party thereby secured we will sell at public auction
EIGHTH. 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, ali Of orr
gnal lot fourteen in square fifteen OS except
the south sixteen 90 feet inches front On TWEEN
fifth street by depth Of nnetytwo (92) feet Sale
VIII De made subject to deed of trust, recorded In
liber No. l065, folio 400, securing 50 3SS one wear
nom January H. 1884. with interest at per cent,
payable senafannually.
Terms: Qnethird cash: balance In equal instalments
In six twelve and eighteen months which notes of
purchaser bearing interest from day Of sale and Is
cured by deed Of trust pro perty Sold will be taken
deposit OF 500 will be required time of sale and
all conveyancing and recording will be cost of pur-
chaser If terms are not complied with in eight DAYS
from sale property will be sold risk and cost of de-
faulting purchaser
T TIo II F w WyIA4GaSaAaMAN,} Trustees
m2S-dkds THOS. T. WAGGAMANA uce
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DrscRxpIrKp BY THE epArkMALAN MINISTER
AND GEN. BUNTING.
The Costa Rican minister here, Senior Peralta,
on Saturday night received q cablegram from
the president of San Salvador saying: ''Barrios
killed at the battle Of Chslchuapa- Complete
victory. Tong live free Central America"
Senior Batres the Guatemsian minister. does
aud OF the victories OF the salvador ian troops,
He said there was but one cable 20 Central
enemies OF Barrios and his cause and they
Were manipulating the wire TO suit their own
Gen. T. B. Bunting, late Of the Guaiemalan
not place any credence I'm the report that Gen.
Barrios lie dead. He ALSO declares that the Sal
Sadorian victories are usually on paper.
FrRE IN NORFOLK NAVY YARp.-The paint.
shop and spar-shed at Gosport Val navy yard
were burned Yesterday morning. The new fur
stored in the buildings and was destroyed. to-
gether with O lot of paints and oils.
The cornerstone OF the FIRST colored Catholic
church In Virginia was laid in Richmond last
evening with imposing ceremonies. Right Rev
Mr.. William b. Aston. our late minister 10
Italy, returned to New York yesterday.
The Irish nationalists have decided In rpls-
ton TO the visit OF the Prince OF Wales TO Ire
land, that they will neither make nor allow hos
tile demonstrations.
The revised edition Of the Old Testament will
be issued In England on the LIST of May
Curtis I. Hargett a farmer residing between
Jefferson and Adamstown, Frederick county
Nd, committed suicide Saturday by haneinr
himself In his barn.
The hunt for the colored man. Cooper. xho
assailed Miss Gray, In Maryland, is actively
continued.
N. Henry Brisson has accepted the task Of
forming new French ministry. There is ap-
parently no foundation for the report that China
has accepted FerTys peace proposals.
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II IN WANT OF REMEDY FOR A SoRr
THROAT, or a Bad Cough or Cold, try Or Jayne's
Expectorant an old standby for Lung ana
Throat Troubles
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4 CHANGE OF INSPECTORS.
Mr.. W. r. Wallace, who has for twelve years
has resigned On account OF fll-health, and Mr..
E. T. BeGgs has been appointed In his place.
APPOINTED vIsFTIyG PHYSICIANS.
The Commissioners to-day appointed DIR.
southeast, as visiting physician TO the Wash
ington asylum to succeed DIR. w. G. Hazen, with
compensation AZ the rate OF 81, $50 per ani1urn.
BUrfDrNG PERMITS
issued By Inspector Entwisie: Frank Miller
erect two three-story and basement dwellings,
L, between 9Th and 9TH streets northwest;
$500. Chris. Hudson, erect o threestory and
ssss ssefs and Is
story dwellings, 11tf, between II and streets
southeast 81 900. F. Finley, repair brick adj
joining Ne engine house; $3.50. r. B. Gibbs,
I4th street northwest; $500 VIM. Sauntry,
erect Q two-story dwelling. o, between 4th and
5th streetE 81 500 Joseph altman, erect two
story dwelling on county road; $500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MI. 8. R Bond complains that the sewer west
side OF 14th street, Between q and v streets,
oHeEdows the cellars Of houses from 20O2 TO
2ol4, and aslfs remedy.
TEE NEW CONFESSIONS \ or PATEErs, M.
Montgomery, assumed charge Of the once to
day and this aEtsrneun wan b. introduced 70
the empieye9
MK 6oCoxvrLLx the new sixth auditor,
qrali6ed to-day and assumed the duties of his
o1ace
JUDGE CnowrLLA NEW PosfffoN.--ft u
stated THAT Judm cr0WeIl the late sixth audi
ton, wM ~ apaolnasd chief OF the pey division
In placs Of Mr.. slewman, who VIA be made 8
hoeEehNs 60
Ma JNo. r. GARnlsoH To-day took charge OF
the o0nOof ds3osS Azst controller OF the Treas
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THE NEW ORLEANS East LINE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

SHENANDOAH JUNG, LCRAY AND ROANOKE.
The New Route TO the south and Southwest.
SCHEDUL LIE IN EFFECT MARCH 10, 1883.
e-26 daily. New Orleans Fast Line. For all
Joints on line of Shenandoah Valley, Norfolk
and Western. East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia I.rilroaas. Atlanta, Macon, Jackson
Vile. Chattanooga. Memphis. Mobile, New Or
leans and the South and Southwest Pullman
Palace sleeping Cars between Washington and
New Orleans without change. Connecting at
Shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars, New
York to atlanta
$40 r. " daily Memphis Express. For all points
South Southeast and Southwest. Pullman Pal
Sleeping Cars between shenandoah Junction
and Memphis without change, connecting at
Cleveland Tenn with Pullman Cars 10 New
Orleans without change
Trains leave Il. Il o. r. X Passenger station, corner
New Jersey avenue and street.
For tickets sleeping reservations and all infor-
nation apply at ticket Offices 6l9 Penna ave- 1851
Penna ave. and al depot B. & ~ r. r. and Office OF
the Line, 30. Penna ave- where orders will be taken
for baggage TO be called for in any part of the city
A. POPE, T. ]. LOCKWOOD
Gem Pass and Tkr- Agt Pass. and Tkt Age
mil frn1a
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The New York Stock Market
TIE following the opening ana 2a D. M prices of
the New YORK stock Market to-day. as reported by
special wire % II. II. Dodge. $50 18th street:
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FT1HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
TIE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND
SJlTEiWESr.

Schedule in effect April. 5. 1SS5
HIS A.M--NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL daily
making close connections south and Southw est
Daily, except Sunday. with {. aud o. Railway. Pull
man Sleepin Buffet cars from New York and Wash
tngfDn. Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars nom
Washington 10 New Orleans without change of cars
61e P:N:-L0IIsNlLLE FAST Line Daily via
Charlottesville to Cincinnati Louisville and all West
ern Points Pullman Sleeping cars. Washington 10
Louisville.
1o:&O FM-SOCTHERN NAIL AND EXPRESS
Daily to all points South and Southwest via DAN
vile and Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington via Danville, Charlotte and Atlanta 10
New Orleans also, froIa Washington via Charlotte
and Columbia TO Augusta
Manassas Division Train leave Washington at AIS p
daily, except sunday
WarrSn,on Trains leave Washington at HIS Am
and 81 o pm daily.
For tickets and Information inquire At Company
ofisce. COL Pennsylvania avenue. Trains leave from
b. and r. Station.
n. SLAUGHTER. \. MACDANIFL.
Gen. Pass Agent Agent
uh23 sol. HAAS Traffic Manager