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DRY GOODS.
F1AsrnIs F1Assrr~ F1Assr1s.

A. al mortsls nom their infancy wear Faannsas.
we have undertook to tell you something rex,rdine
that most important article
In the fre paco, there Is just much difference In
the grades and prces Of Flannels a. there h in any
class Of material msde and worn.
And as F1annes must be taken in consideration a
sanitary medium you must be careful what kind Won
buy. Ofcourse. we keep all grades We have to do
30 to cater for Ill classes OF trade and for different
usages as some may want FlAnnes only for a lining
but when you want good class Of Flannel such as
MedicAted Flannel. you will want to know what Won
are buying. And then again, we keep the delicate
shades of Flannel Now these goods 1t Ia mos. neces.
ssry you should be cautious in buying.
Now We keep makes that win positively keep thei.
color.
We also keep the very much worn Jersey Flame
In all conceivable stripes at
6OC. and epic
We also keep Elder Down. in white light blue.
medium, blue and pink, the finest quality made
We keep Plaid Flannels This makes the incest
kind of material for wrapper. IS It alone SUBJ
stantial material for wear. but at the same time
very comfortable and warm article These come %
inches WIDE all wool and have been
Reduced nom &c to SOC per yard
All dark colors Of Basket and Matelasse F1Annels.
at 37lsc. We guarantees these goods to be all wool
and have been marked down from SOC. These are
nice for childrens wear. Mother Hubbards. ETC.
WHITE FLANNEIS WHITE FLANNELS.
than any other house in the city: We can give you
flannel from 10c up TO the finest.
AL wool Flannel, p in. wide. 2Oc.
27in. 25c
27in. 3Oc
and 50 on to the finest grades
Shaker Flannels in endless variety nom 25c per
sd. up to the finest made.
Shaker Flanasl, 80 in. wide, 25c
I" :" SO In. !" 90.
Shaker Flannel. 81 In. wide better quality. size
RED FLANNELA RED FLANNELA
We can give you an Atwood Red Flannel at 2oc,
worth 25c.
At 25c, can give yen Atwood medicated flannel
o. to the yard never before sold for less than 37lc
Then we keep the finer grades in the proportion
GREY FLANNEts. GREY FLANNEIs.
We are selling Grey Flannels at 12Aac per yard.
which makes elegant lining aud also substantial
skirts. These goods we sold for LOG.
AT S, 70 and 25 we can give you extra heavy Grey
Flannels for Sl.irting purposes.
In our 22-inch Dress Elannels We can give you all
the desirable shades worn at Csc per yard. These
goods are all wool.
EMBROIDERY FLANNE1s.
We have the largest and most complete stock Of
these goods in the city in White and Colored Embroi-
derry.
A beautiful Embroidered White Flannel
At sc.
much better quality and deeper Embroidery
At 1.OO
And so on up to the finest qualities made.
Beautiful Embroidered Red Flannel
At roc.
These goods will be found on our first floor
AS the present cold weather Is incentive to buy
Ing these goods should be glad have you come
once.
LANSBUR0H BRO,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
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GnocERtEs CHrAp FoR CASH
NEW YORK BUCkWHEAT, &c. per H.; PURE
WHITE CLOVER HONEY. in bib. crates BIC per
crate: full lire of selected FAMILY GROCERIES.
Also POTATOES. APPLES and ONIONS. Fine large
RED CAPE COD CRANBERRIES, loo. per quart.
CREAMERY BUTTER speciality. Goods delivered
free. All Goods 1t wholesale prices for cash.
POOLE. BROOKE Il co,
oc22 944 Louisiana avenue
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Queem Christina Takes the Oath,

Queen Christina has taken the oath of ALE
glance as regent of Spain. She was greatly
agitsted during the ceremony, and gave way to
Mysteries when IL was concluded. Ex-Queen
Isabella has written letter to Queen Christina,
in which she places her influence at Christina's
service. The queen has received declaration
to the same effect from the Duke de Mont
pensier. AT reunion Of moderate republicans,
which vas attended by Senior CASTELAR,, 1t was
agreed not TO attempt revolution, but to
quietly await developments. The body OF the
King has been removed to the Palace of the
100000.
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INDIANS THREATENING BArrLEFoRp.-A
dispatch from Winnipeg, Nov. %, says: The
hanging OF the Indians at Battieford is likely
10 make trouble. The tribes around there
threaten the government. Last night q band
Of Indians approached very near the fort &C
Battlcford and fired several shots. Two passed
through the hat aud coat Of the guard. The
country Is being secured for the hostiles. but
they have not been found yet
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lay Could Quits Wall street.

HE AND HIS SON To DEVOTE THEMSELVES TO
THE MANAGEMENT OF THEIR CORPORA
Tons.
The New York SIM SAYS: The stock exchange
firm of W. +. Conner & Co., in which Jay Gould
isaspecal partner, with capital of 3 ,OOO, 900,
and George J. Gould a general partner, will be
dissolved at the end OF the year. The partner
ship expires December 81, and il will not be
renewed. Both of the Messrs. Gould will for
mally sever their relations with Wall street,
and will hereafter devote their time and ener-
giles principally to the management of the three
corporations I'm which jay Gould is most largely
Interested. Messrs. Conner and Morosni will
in all probability continue business together
but the formation OF the new firm has not yet
been completed II speaking of the matter
Saturday Jay Gould. in his office in the West
ern Union building, said:
81 have decided To leave Wall street. i have
been down there twenty-five years, and now
that am abous fifty 1 think am entitled to
retire Let some %. the yOungef men take care
of things DOWN there. 80 tar as the market is
concerned, have been out OF il since last SUM
mer. As long a. 1 stayed down there / was
credited with doing things did not do. and as
mad closed up tnOughG 1T best to come away
and while i propose 20 rest some, to devote
myself To the companies that / am intercS ted
IN The firm doe, not need me, as Sir. Conner
and Mr. Morosni are rirh and have ample capt.
tai ID continue the business Just what arrange
ments they have made do not know: in tact
don't think they have completed them yet
They may continue ~ specials. taking in some
OF the younger linen to- do .the active work. -
Mr.. Gould also said that ne was going ON a long
cruise In his yacht. the Atlanta.
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Prominent Socialists ON Trial.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST PROFESSIONAL
MEN AND ARMY OFFICERS AT WARsAW

SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST PROFESSION AL
MEN AND ARMY OFFICERS AT WARSAW
The trial OF u number Of prominent socialists
was began at Warsaw, Poland on Saturday.
The prisoners include Bardowski, judge de paix
OF warsaw; igelstron. nephew OF the Russian
Gen. IgelstrOm: Sosonicki a colonel of artil.
iery; Lazy, military engineer; Warynski an
advocate kuncke, civil engineer OF ST. Pc
tersburg: Dr. Rechniewski of the Moscow uni.
NeTsiiy; Janowicz, Il large landowner of Ifthua-
mia; several Warsaw Journalists and i've work
men. One OF the workmen named Helsser is
charged with Killing his own brother, whom he
suspected as being q spy. The prisoners are
charged with belonging To the central commit
tee or y warsaw society allied 10 the executive
committee OF the NarOdnaia Volice: with or.
ganizing wOrkmen's committees throughout
roland; with making an attempt upon the life
OF the car through q mine under n street in
Warsaw, and with numbering two police agents,
Newspapers have been forbidden to report the
proceedings OF the trial. The advocates for the
defense are SO restricted that several refuse to
act Some of the leading members of the bar OF
St Petersburg, Moscow and Warsaw have con-
sented 10 defend the prisoners.
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The English Elections.

TIE CONTEST STILL VERY CLosE-yIsCOUNrEss
cURZoN LOSES HER BACK HAIR
The PdU Mall Gdsette's analysis of the English
election returns up To Saturday night shows a
conservative gain OF so seats against liberal
gain OF 80, but their gain is still insufficient Ia
give the conservatives a clear majority The
liberals ROW claim TO hold 161 seats against
IoS FOR the conservatives, % for the nationalIsts
. Tor the independents. The independents arr.
virtually conservatives. The reports of prC-
vlnciai agents To the liberal headquarters con
tain ~ number oil complaints against the
knights and DANES OF the Primrose League for
lniractlons of the the corrupt practices act The
agents urge that the alleged offenders be prose.
cuted without delay. Prominent liberals, how.
ever, deprecisYe king legal action IN the mat.
yer. on the ground that such a course would
probably result in throwing the sympathy OF
the pubic on the side OF the ladies' The liberals
we're lnaddened by Niscount Curson's ICON.
servative) victory In the Wycombe division al
Bn9 . and pelted him and his wife
with mud, and otherwise maltreated them
The latter escaped by climbing a wall into nm
adjoining yard. She lost her back hair In her
flight - "
At nationalist meeting at Dundalk, Ireland
yesterday, where Mr.. Nolan, Parnell's candi
| date, Is running against Mr. Callan, Mr.. Parnei
attempted To mako a speech, but was hOwled
down by Callan's followers.
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| PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TTNHE GREAT
2 Tk s1 Tkne wE sF ANR p
ns ASSHfhff Eth sss
Trains leave Washington from station corner of ah
For Pittsburg and the West C'hcago Limited Express
Line $50 a M daily TO cincinnati and ~ LOUIS Sns
with Sleeping Cars nom Harrisburg CInclnnaii
Chicago. with sleeping Car Altoona 10 Chicago
WITH Sleeping @srs chicago and a ay
rs6urg to Louisville connscting at Harrisburg with
burg and the West. with through Sleeper Harrls-
01ss L sSfI AaS RAILROAD
For E5e dalix soshes.er s1o NasarA
Washington 20 Rochester
For williamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira at $50
For New York and the East, d Is. = 30 and ii an.
10 and m PM Ii@Ite sSue esSres $3.50 of aa.
parlor cars 9. 40 a m. dailv, except sunday
For brooklyn NY, ali through trains connsct al Ter.
ssy siy NTH boats of Brooklyn annex aiIordIng
riage across New York city.
and ITO pm. on sunday s S"a Gao ann am' ~
and 10 pm Limited express $40 am daily.
For Baltimore, 6.a5, 7.15. $50, $40, $50, n AM.
dZoo. T. Sd 40 q, 10. 10 and IL 20 pun.
on SUNDAY, $50 $50, IL am, z, a. q. no. 10 and
For Popes Creek Line :. Is am and 4.4o H. daily.
For Annapolis, sl5 am, I2o5 aud i25 pm. daily.
except sunday. On SUNDAY. 400 pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
lNG1ON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra. 600, 40 S.25 l.ol and Rs a
M, O5, 4.26, 4.35, sol. 500 and ll.37 u M ON
Sunday at 600, 9.25, 1l.0l am, 500 pm
For Richmond aud the south, 800 and 4 ]. OF n In
daily, and 4.35 pm. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, q o. 500
1000, 1910 am; LOO, 3o5 BIB. b TO- FOB ana
1912 pm; and 1910 Midnight except Mondaye
On Sunday at 500 and 10. 10 am ..u5 and Io42
pm. and - 10 night
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and as
the station where orders be left for the checking
OF baggage TO destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. II. PUGH, General Manager.
MA J. X. WOOD General Passenger Agent.
"AslI1NGTON OHIO AND wEsTERN RAIL
w ROAD.
On and amer OCTOBER IL, 1886, trains viii leave
from and arrive at 9Th and streets depot fbllows
Leave washington am. aud ABB pm, arrive
at Leeebufk 1lD3 Am. and 6s}s pm. arrive a
Round Hill at III :46 and s:2l pm. Rpturnine
leave Round Hill 800 a. and 3:l3 pm. Less
burk 642 m. and 356 pm; and arrive ~ Washing
ton AT $50 Am. and $50 pm.
The train arriving at Washington at S:35 I'm. aud
that leaving Washington at 4:35 pm. daily: I'll
other trains are daily except sunday.
Monthly and Communicating Rates 20 all points
- NJ BROPHy.
Ocl9 superintendent Alexandria.
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An Arm isfiee Arrangement.

-
BX AUSTRIA.
The armistice between Servia and bulgaria
was concluded Saturday afternoon. Tie cessa-
ton of hOstilities was brought about Ivy the
efforts Of Count Won Observation-Disclosures the
Austro-ifungarian minister Mt Belgrade who is
said 10 have notified Prince Alexander that if
the BulgarianS advanced another kilometer
Austrian troops would cross the frontier and
fight the Bulgarians. The minister added that
dsrs military honor and assured his reputa-
ton.
Despite the announcement of an armistice
the war preparations continue all sides. 4
dispatch from Semiin says that the Danube
shipping company and the Austrian and Hun
gartsn Railway companies have been ordered 10
make preparations Tor the transportation of
2oOUOO troops 10 Servia. It Is also reported
mai the Serylans, in violation of the armistice,
nave attacked the Buigarians AZ ARA Palankee.
1he Betgrodski Drcrysic states thai England has
approved the proposed increase OF Seryian terri
tory on condition that Scrvia agrees to the
union OF Bulgaria and Eastern koumeiia.
So
fkiSOS.-Beriin has a sensation OF the first or
Ger In the trial and conviction of the Marchese
mia Candiee, the daughter OF Mario tue tenor
anu 6risi. The inarchese has been prosecuted
under Durteen charges OF having S.yindied lew
eiers, Locct Keepers and niodistes Of large sums
" money under various false pretences She
mas been convicted OF all the charges and has
oeen sentenced to eighteen months inprisau-
nsnt, with an allowance OF six months for the
oetsntion she has already undergone under a
PREVIOUS sentence less justly inflicted.
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PROPOSALS. e
DROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS FOR HEAT
Il ING APPARATUS, ETC.
OFFICE BUILDING FOR STATE.
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON. ID c.. November 25, 1885
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
plee the materials fittings etc. required for
structon Of the heating aud apparatus of the
west and center wings of the Building for War
and Navy Departments in this city. will be received
until until TMELVE NJ. on THURSDAY. DECEMBER
SEVENTEENTH, 1855, and opened Immediately
thereafter in presence of bidders
The proposals and contracts will be SEPARATE AND
DISTINCT for each of the following four classes Of
terials aud articles, namely:
Class l.-BOilers, Tanks Safety-pans. Smokestacks,
&c.
Class 2.-CastIron Flangepip Coils Dampers &c.
Class 3-Pipe-fttings, Valves, WrOughtIrOn Coils,
Registers. &c.
Class Authorization Pipe.
Specifications blank forms Of proposal, and general
Instructions TO bidders will be furnished established
manufacturers and dealers In the respective classes
application, but the drawings for classes Nos and
can be seen only q this Office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Colonel, Corps Of Engineers
n25,27 %, 30 ,del5&16.6t
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

UlALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect SUNDAY, MAY 81. 1885. until
further notice
Leave Washington from station, corner OF New Jar-
sey avenue aud G street.
For Chicago lo00and 1910 y m daily The 1000
Am. is Fast Limited Express TO piiIsiurg and CHI
cago, arriving IN Pitsburg 7:0 pm Chicago next
orng al s;oo No extra fare Is charged this train
For Cincinnati, Louisville and IT. Louis daily At 800
Sleeping Cars 10 above points. without change :s:ID
m, train Is fast limited train To Cincinnati and
LOUIS arrlNng In Cincinnati next morning 40 -
Louis 6:sO PM No extra fare Is charged this
. For Pirtsburg at 1000 An, with Parlor Car, and
sh , Pm daily to Piitsburg, Cleveland and Detroit,
&. For baltimore on week days, 3. $40 $40. 80
train. $3.50, 48o, i:io 5:4o $40 Zoo s:2 and 90
pm ,...,-
m, l2b, 1880, $3.50 4:4o b:4o GAO 100, SD and
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad and
points south. 5;3o D. m daily, with Pullman sleeper
washington 70 New Orleans
m GOr WAY sss,o.s SeI%een @a;6nss9 and Ral
and and i: 90 m; on Sundays $50 m, and 1880
cept sunday and $50 p m daily 40 p. % iay
paaG y os se aSSsy or 81
stations For Lexington sannton and Vale, Branch.
a. m n; and Md 40 ? M daily. except sunday.
burg, 1890 D. m. daily, except sunday.
For Haeersto~n and Winchester. sac a. m. daily.
daily, except Sunday, TO Winchester
Trains arrive from the West daily 600 100 a m.
ITO; LOO New Orleans express, and $50 D. IN
From Annapolis $50 a. nl.. and l.JO and bis n m
Sunday, lO:S5 a. m, 6;l5 pm. '
from Lexington 5:s0 y. m daily except Sunday
From Frederick and Intermediate points, s.25 n m
and ~ Id pm. daily, except sunday.
TrPus leave baltimore for Washington at 5.Io
$50, .:20. 300. 300 and 1890 am, 1915 2:IO
days $50 $40 800 and sp s so AND and Il e g sun
600, 6:}U. 500 300 and \ 90 pm
All trains from Washington stop nj Relay stntion
except LBS. 3l5 and GAO p.In
For further information apply nj the Rk timore a,a
ONO 11cket washington station. a. 10 and 1851
Penhsylysnla avenue corner of FourtesptA street,
where orders will be taken for baggage Ia I check "A
and received at any point in the city.
B. DURHAM. q X IoRn
ren manager. baltimore. q. r. A.
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| Another AnElo.Egyptian Soudan Expe.


Another AnElo.Egyptian Soudan Expe.
ditiOn.
1t is probable another British expedition will
be sent to Egypt to check the advance OF the
successor of the mahdi. Preparations are
already being made on an extensive scale in
both Alexandria and Cairo, under instructions
from the london war office. The indications
are that the proposed expedition will be made
sufficiently formidable to effectively protect
the Dongoa and Nubian frontier from the
thseatened lncursion of the hostile Arabs.
would seem to be to send out force of $500
men. halt English and half Egyptians, and to
ing about LOO British and 200 native
troops. The river transportation service is now
being overhauled, it is thought, for the purpose
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4 Jealous Hus5and.S Rage.
He SHOOTS HIS CHILD wIFE-sHE Is SINKING

PROM THE SHOCK
The child wife OF William Holland lies criti-
caliy i'll ia Baltimore. She was about 10 become
a mothe.. Her husband in jealous rage tried to
Kill her. His aim erring and the bullet
from his pistol pierced her right arm, bu, the
woman fell down areaway unconscious and
the shocl may cause her death. Five years
ago Holland met Elizabeth McSherry Boylan
then only twelTe years old. al NartiEsburo w
Va Hellanl was nineteen. He BROUGHT the
girl 10 Baltimore and they were married They
were not happily mated. After two year, Hell
land lett his wife and went to New York The
wife met Walter Acton. Holland returned to
Baltimore about "a month ago. He learned that
walter Acton was boarding in the same house
with his wife and that they mad become too intI-
mate. He met his wife outside the house on
Thursday evening ana asked her 10 p.turn TO
him. she refused and he then shot her. Hell
land was arrested. At first il was thought that
the woman WAS only slightly injured; the Won nd
l. triring, but the shock serious
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F.: F. i + u !: s:
CLoAKs AND SUITS DEPARTMENT.
16 items consisting Of Odd Numbers and Sizes offered
at q remarkable sacrifice.
Peruse them carefully as they are, indeed, unusual
Bargains.
ONE BLACK DIAGONAL NEWMARKET, perfect
in fit and finish, size So reduced from sa25 to
ONE BoUCLE NEWMARKET, size &c. regular
tailor made, IS special Bargain. reduced from
ONE BLACK DIAGONAL NEWMARKET size 50,
trimmed with Russian Hare and beautiful shirred
back, reduced from SO to $3.50
size "a. plain Taiior-made. but grand 1T. reduced
from $1,000 TO 81
ONE FINECHINCHILLA CLOTH NEWMARKET.
size 4O-a very comfortable garment-reduced
from 81. so to $3.50.
ONE BROWN BERLIN TWILL NEWMARKET.
Size 81
With Beaver Trimming. reduced nom s12 to %
ONE FINE BERLIN CLOTH vIsTTE,
With French Coney Trimming. size 80, reduced
from $11 TO 1925.
ONE FUR LINE CIRCULAR,
Of finest Lyon Silk size 80, immense value re-
duced from $50 to $40.
ONE SO INCH LONG BLK PLUSH GARMENT,
size 80, with russian Hare Trimming. reduced
from $40 to S23. TO-
ONE "a INCH LONG SILK PLUSH GARMENT,
size 80. with Russian Hare Trimming, and very
elegant reduced from $35 to 500.
ONE So INCH LONG SILK PLUSH GARMENT,
size 49, with finest Astrakhan Trimming, reduced
from $50 to $22.5O.
THREE ENGLISH STREET JACKETS.
OF finest Beaver, sizes "a and So with elegant
Trimming and perfect lit, reduced nom SO to
s4.9s.
THREE EXTRA FINE STOCKINETTE JACKETS
sizes "a and SO, very stylish Embroidered reduced
from @16 to %.
ONE 16-YEARs' Size MISSES NEWMARKET,
of fine Berlin Twill, with Astrakhan Trimming,
reduced from $3.50 to %.
ONE 1e-YEARs' SIZE MISSES HAyEroCK,
of fine Berlin Cloth. decided BARGAIN reduced
from Sill. so to S7.75.
ONE 6-YEARs MISSES HAVELOCK. very ele-
CANT with Astrakhan TRAININGS beautiful and
desirable garment-reduced from O.. so to 1915.
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RAILROADS.
rlNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH An

FIHE virginia MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE sotrrH AMI
SOUTHWEST.
Schedule In Effect November Is 1854
1oo AMY NtHBU EG MAIL. daily exceut sum
Gay 10 local stations connecting nj Iiarluttesy lille
WIN ChesapeaiSe and Ohio Railway and MT IyrSsh-
ourg with Richmond and Aleghany and Norf,lk
and Western Railroads
LILO A.M.-NEN ORLEANS FAST NAIL d,i,x
making close connections south and Sou Invest pnil.
man Sleeping Buffet ears from New Nork and Mash.
lilgton Ia Atlanta. Pullman sleeping Ears fropn
WASHINGTON 10 New Orleans wit hont change of cars
go P.M.-LOClSNllLE FAST LINE daily Via
charlottesville To Cincinnati. Louisville and all
Western Points. Pullman Sleeping Oars washing-
ton Louisville.
1880 L. M-SoUTHERN MAIL AND EMPRESS
daily to all points. south aud Southwest Pullman
Buffet Sleeping Cars from Washington 10 Atlanta
aud New Orleans. Pullman sleepers from W aShipg.
ton via ,harlotte aud Columbia . Augusta
MANASSAS Division Trains leave Washington nj o:lo
pm. daily, except SUNDAY.
Warrenton Trains leave Washington AT .Sn "a m
daily except sunday, ll:l5 am. and 5:;su D. m
daily. 49,
Trains arrive In Washington SOS am Southern
Express daily; 1o:4o Strasburg local daily
cept sunday Loo pm, lynchburg Mail daily except
sunday; s:l5 pm. New Orleans Fast Mail daily,
94O p M, Louisville Special daily
For tickets and Information inquire Comnany :
Office, Coz Pennsylvania avenue Trains leave from
Il. and 4. Station.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n MACDANIFJ
Gen. Pass. Agent Agent
MA sol. HAAS Traffic N.n,g.r
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NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
025 PENNSYLVANIA AvrN1rr

OFFICE CAROLINA OIL AND CREosorr
~ COMPANY, 0oAA
WILMINGTON, Nc, Nov. IL, lss6
To THE PUaIIc:
The long necessity for . wood preservativa ~ nm
q9esGoned character has been universally ackno,yi
case. Inc Carolina on and Creosote Company. To-
patents for making Wood Creosote OH, and inec,ine
preserve the wood against the TOredO Worm In soit
wafer NJ well rs In dry and wet rot The WOOD
sry prepared with wood creosote Oil Is recon- m
BY rs for ~'''1Asho0o
nj RAILROAD Al TIES, BRIDGE TIMERS. TRES.
Ills. TEkEGRAPH POLES FENCE POSi>sA I BIZ
ING FOR PIERS AID WHARVES. AND s sri XII
notice. o""efy snort
We refer by pefmisaton to Gen. @. A. Gi,mor. r, /.
engineer Corps, New York city; Capt. W. IL R.nhS
y: : Engineer Corps, Wilmington Il. c.; DR. John
cMFssssa a DC: Col WI 1 Trenholm, memSsr
Washington D. C. For further particulars S,ds Sssses
LUDWIG HANSEN
no General superintendent. Wilmington. Nc